Miller City High School - MCANN Yearbook (Miller City, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1985 volume:

1985 MCANN MILLER dir HIGH SCHOOL MILLER CELT OHIO 4 5864 BRING OUT THE BEST GAIL SIEBENECK — EDITOR JUDY RiJEN — ADVISOR TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION 3 SENIORS...................................4 SCHOOL LIFE 24 ATHLETICS 44 ORGANIZATIONS 70 PEOPLE 88 ADS.....................................113 « Robert L. Riepenhoff 1967-84 IN MEMORY OF BOB Life is a tangled web of people- relationships'' woven by God. People enter our lives and touch us, adding to our scrapbooks of memories, and then they leave before we are through knowing and loving them. How can we know when the time for goodbye is near? How can we know who we are seeing or speaking to for the last time? How can you halt your life to hold those who are dearest to you near? God is our creator and the loving weaver of our life web. He is the center of it, where all of us begin and where we end. In the same way that Bob was a farmer; a harvester of crops, gathering the best grain that he could grow, so God is a harvester, gathering His best children to be near Him. Even though in the context of time, Bob's life was very short, the path God wove for him was long and intertwined with many people. Those who knew him realize how many friends he had, and how many people he touched with his easy going personality and that goofy smile he gave so freely. Bob, we just want you to know that we love you so very much. You have permanently affected our personalities and our lives. We know that God is happy to have you with Him, so until we can see you again, we will be content with the knowledge that you are in His care, and that the worries and troubles of this world will never touch you. Your sister, Kathy 2 The MCANN theme this year is Bring Out The Best. We have captured the best in athletics, organizations, people and school activities. We feel we've accomplished a great deal this past school year. We hope this MCANN will help you to remember all the good times we've shared together. Steven John Alt Kathleen Marie Deitering Carol Diana Barlage Paul Francis Gerten Rick Anthony Barlage Dean Alan Kaufman Kevin Joseph Barlage Karen Ann Kohls 4 Christopher Lee Brown John Paul Kleman Scott Francis Kuhlman Thomas Joseph Lehman Bonnie Lou Lammers Linda Jean Morman Connie Sue Lammers Richard Lee Morman Bruce Gerald Kreinbrink Barbara Jean Lause From Start. . . Row 1: Steve Alt. Carol Barlage, Kevin Barlage. Rick Barlage, Chris Brown. Row 2: Kathy Deitering, Paul Gerten, Lee Johnston. Dean Kaufman. John Kleman. Row 3: Karen Kohls. Bruce Krcinbrink, Scott Kuhlman. Bonnie Lammers. Connie Lammers. Row 4: Mark Lammers. Barb Lause. Tom Lehman. Linda Morman. Rick Morman Row 5: Carla Niese, Kris Ocdy. Row 6: Paula Ordaz, Sis Palte. Pat Ricker. Jodi Rump. John Schieber. Row 7: Mike Schieber, Ron Schnipke, Louise Schroeder, Mark Schroeder, Scott Schroeder. Row 8: Brian Shafer. Gail Siebeneck, Dave Warnimont. Paul Weis. Connie Wen- zinger. 7 Paul Weis Kathy Deitering Mark Lammers Bonnie Lammers Scott Schroeder Patty Ricker Scott Kuhlman Karen Kohls Bruce Krcinbrink Paul Gerten Mike Schieber Sis Palte Steve Alt Carla Niese Tom Lehman Gail Siebeneck J. R. Schieber Kris Oedy Dave Warnimont Barb Lause 8 . . . to Finish Lee Johnston Connie Wenzinger Kevin Bariage Jodi Rump Ron Schnipke Pam Niese Rick Bariage Carol Bariage John Kleman Robyn Niese Rick Morman Louise Schroeder Kelly Niese Brian Shafer Paula Ordaz Mark Schroeder Linda Morman Chris Brown Connie Lammers Dean Kaufman 9 Michael Andrew Schieber Ronald Edward Schnipke Louise Kay Schroeder Mark Daniel Schroeder 12 Kelly Ann Niese Michele Maxine Palte Scott James Schroeder 13 Seniors Bring Out the Best The class of 1985 did their best to liven up the school in every way they possibly could. Here's how they met the challenge. pgiS 1.1.A. goes to state convention. 2. Let s go girls! 3. Seniors girls and Steve 4. Picture books?? 5. Hey! Hey! Baby! 6. Together. Again? 7. Say cheese! 17 Chicago . . . The Overnight Adventure 18 It was 6:00 a.m. and believe it or not, the Seniors were up at school. They weren't waiting for their classes to begin, but they were waiting for the Lakefront Trailway Bus to arrive for their overnight trip to the Windy City! But as usual the bus was late, so they jammed out with their ghetto blasters until the bus showed up. Once in Chicago, the Seniors saw such points of interest as The Museum of Science and Industry, The Museum of Natural History, Billy Goat Tavern, and The Sears Tower. Before seeing a dinner show called Shear Madness, the Seniors dined at Ben- nigan's. They also went on the elevated train and attended a baseball game between the Chicago White Sox and Detroit Tigers. The Class of '85 stayed at the Marriot, a very nice hotel which had tennis courts, a swimming, and a whirlpool. It included a delicious breakfast buffet for Saturday morning. The bus ride to and from Chicago was the scene of many ac- tivities — jamming out to the ever-blasting rock and roll, trying to catch up on sleep lost the night before, and even that un- forgettable card game on the way home. The Seniors all had a blast on their two-day adventure. They were very proud to be the first class in 20 years to have an overnight class trip. 19 Graduation Because of the baseball state tournaments, the graduation this year was postponed from May 31 to June 7. This event made the year even more special for the Seniors. After the processional into the gym, the Seniors sang their class song, Let's Celebrate.” Following their song Kevin Barlage gave the welcome speech. Next came the slide presentation, which showed scenes of the Seniors throughout the year. Carol Barlage then gave an in- spiring farewell. After this Mr. hammers made a few comments about the class and Mr. Wm. Hermiller Jr., President of the School Board, presented the diplomas to the students. 20 Following the receiving of diplomas, Class President Kris Oedy led the class in changing the tassels from right to left. Kris then handed the class funds over to Mr. Kreinbrink. He made a few comments and the graduates proceeded out, not just out- side but into a life where they will go where their destiny leads them. We wish these graduates the best of luck in their future endeavors and congratulate them on their 13 years of success. Salutatorian — Kevin Barlage Class Officers, Upper Left: Kelly Niese, Pam Niese, Kris Oedy, Gail Siebeneck. NHS, Middle Left: First Row: Patty Ricker, Karen Kohls. Linda Morman, Kris Oedy. Second Row: Carol Barlage, Bruce Kreinbrink, Robyn Niese. Tom Lehman. Kevin Barlage. At Left, Honor Students: First Row: Kris Oedy, Linda Morman, Karen Kohls. Second Row: Gail Siebeneck, Tom Lehman. Kevin Barlage, Carol Barlage. 21 Bring Out the Best in School Life These next pages show some of the activities of our school life. We spent 13 years of our life going to this building, and these pic- tures represent some of our changes through the years. From classroom work to school dances, MCHS has brought out the best in school life. 25 26 Yield Day and Freshman Mixer The Miller City school yard was the scene of the annual Field Day on September 14. Balloons, eggs, and whip- ped cream were all parts of the class com- petition. The Seniors were the winners by a large margin. Later that night, the Freshmen were in- itiated into high school when they at- tended the first dance of the year, the Freshman Mixer. Soundwaves came to the Miller City Parish Center to rock the place between 8:00 and 11:00 p.m. This year many wore sunglasses, and of course the crazy Seniors decided to form their own gang. We will always remember the great time we had. Spring Dance This year the Seniors sponsored a Spring Dance to say farewell to the high school underclassmen. The hard-rocking music was played by Soundwaves from 8:30 to 11:00 p.m. The Seniors did their usual dressing up by wearing their Senior shirts. Some of the underclassmen got into the spirit and wore crazy items, but we still are trying to figure out what they were supposed to be. Halloween 184 On October 31, 1984, ghosts and goblins were seen roam- ing the halls of MCHS. Some people even improved their looks for this special occasion. There was a beauty contest held by the Spirit. The winners are shown at the right. They were: Mr. Paul Lenz, J. R. Schieber, Don Schmenk, Annette Noirot, Becky Gable. 28 MOST OUTGOING Pam Niese Brian Shafer MOST TALKATIVE Steve Alt Karen Kohls BEST PERSONALITY Tom Lehman Kelly Niese BEST DRESSED and CUTEST COUPLE Bruce Kreinbrink Paula Ordaz Senior Selections MOST POPULAR Linda Morman Tom Lehman MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Paul Weis Sis Palte MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Carol Barlage and Kevin Barlage. MOST ATHLETIC: Pam Niese and Bruce Kreinbrink. BEST SENSE OF HUMOR: Connie Wenzinger and Tom Lehman. CLASS CLOWN: Sis Palte and Mike Schieber. FRIENDLIEST: Kelly Niese and Ron Schnipke. SHYEST: Kathy Deitering and Rick Morman. Mark Lammers and Dean Kaufman. SWEETEST: Kelly Niese and Rick Barlage. BEST HAIR: Paula Ordaz and Mark Lammers. BEST EYES: Gail Siebeneck and Dean Kaufman. TEACHER'S PET: Linda Morman and Kevin Barlage. 29 CRAZIEST: Sis Palte and Brian Shafer. 30 The '84 Homecoming Dance was held Saturday, December 22 at the M.C. Sportsman's Club. King Scott Kuhlman and Queen Connie Wenzinger were chosen, and crowned as royalty at the Friday night basketball game when the Wildcats defeated Leipsic. Senior Attendants: J. R. Schieber and Kelly Niese. Junior Attendants: Steve Schroeder and Kim Brown. Sophomore Attendants Rich Morman and Annette Noirot. Freshman Attendants: Doug Barlage and Kim Brown. I j This year the National FHA week was postponed because of bad weather. When we finally did make it back to school, we had Hawaiian Day, Hardee's Day, and Locker Decoration Day. Mmm! Good. Keep Working, Carla. mm' • i '■ j j i ' j F-tf. i 10 vmfl • octtcl C . . ■ E SOIL _ COMPACTIC SOU SYMPTOI •Wuteij 'joattr Ftutr „ infiltration eso . I _____ standing ujattr Hore. c X%s 5i :iC 'n«ifo‘ Otf-to£ T «U r issO The County Science Fair was held at Ottawa-Glandorf High School on February 23, 1985. Those who received Superiors were Rod Nuveman, John Lammers, Janice Kleman, Mark Mor- man, Diane Gable, Lisa Schroeder, Sharon Yarnell, Ann Recker, Doug Barlage, Amy Vennekotter, and Tracy Morman. Jeff Eiden earned a perfect score for the third straight year. Next, the top-rated students attended the District Science Fair at Bowling Green. The students who moved on and attend- ed the State Science Day at Columbus were Mark Morman, Ann Recker, Tracy Morman, and Lisa Schroeder. At the left, is pictured John Lammers who achieved a superior rating at the state level. 33 Upper Right: Senior Attendants: Lee Johnston and Jodi Rump. Junior Atten- dants: Greg Ruhe and Joan Schroeder. Right: Sophomore Attendants: Jeff Gerdeman and Jane Schroeder. Freshman Attendants: Gene Siebeneck and Sharon Barlage. M Sweetheart Dance This year the Sweetheart Dance was held at the Sportsmen's Club. The theme was Sea of Love, for which the FHA girls did a fantastic job decorating. There were fish, a mermaid and even a boat for the royalty. The Country Cavaliers played from 8:00-11:00 P.M. and the Court was announced at 9:30. Do you remember when we met? was the question most asked on that memorable evening. From Row: Joan Schroeder, Jodi Rump, Queen Sis Palce, Sharon Barlage, and Jane Schroeder. Second Row: Greg Ruhe, Lee Johnston. King Scon Schroeder, Gene Siebeneck, and Jeff Gerdeman. IS Variety Show The 3rd Annual Musical-Comedy Variety Show was presented on April 12 and 14, 1985. It was also performed for both the high school and grade school. The show allowed many students to demonstrate their talents and have a good time while doing it. The Seniors per- formed a one-act play Bernice Bobs Her Hair by F. Scott Fitzgerald. They also closed the show with their version of California Girls. The Freshmen presented a skit Number, Please and sang Rocking at Midnight. Some of the solo singing acts included You're the Inspiration, I Just Called to Say I Love You, and All Out of Love. Other perfor- mances were Doubly Good to You, Me and My Shadow, and music by the Pep Band. 36 A special thanks goes out to Mrs. Ian- tha Barlage and Mr. Stephen Powell for all their hard work in getting the show together. Also, much credit is given to the lights, sound, and VTR people. They helped to make the show more exciting and enjoyable. 37 The 1985 Prom Court as pictured from left to right: First attendants Bruce Kreinbrink and Paula Ordaz, standing are last year's queen and king Julie Inkrott and Roger Wenzinger, seated are Queen Linda Morman and King Tom Lehman, second attendants Rick Barlage and Kris Oedy. 38 The juniors honored the seniors with a beautiful prom on April 19, 1985. The juniors and seniors arrived with their dates at 8:00 p.m. to be greeted with the music of Horizon.” The band played square dances, rock, and romantic melodies. At 10:00 the court was announced, a buffet was served, and each of the seniors was given a treasurable wine glass. The theme Time Is All We Need was not enough to keep the clock from ticking down to 11:00 and the prom of 1985 was ended. The seniors really had a good time and thank the juniors for this night they'll never forget. The FFA Banquet was held on March 19 in the M.C. gymnasium. Advisor Frank Schroeder presented the members with trophies, plaques, and awards for their accomplishments during the year. The FFA members elected Kris Oedy queen and Connie Wenzinger and Carla Niese as attendants for the banquet. Upper right, FFA Officers: Sentinel Chris Brown. Secretary Fred Inkrott, President Bruce Kreinbrink, Vice-President Greg Ruhe. Student Ad- visor Ron Schnipke, Reporter Steve Liebrecht, Treasurer Rick Morman. •.X 40 The Fifth Annual FHA Banquet was held on May 1 this year. Mrs. Gerten prepared the delicious dinner after which Mrs. Miller presented awards to the members. Carol Barlage, Sis Palte, and Patty Ricker received their State Degrees. Following the banquet and presentations, the Home Ec Department held a Style Show in which they modeled the clothes they created this year in class. 41 Athletic Banquet The athletes of M.C. High School were honored May 15 at the annual athletic banquet. This year was the highest participation of students in sports. The Senior athletes were honored for their contributions which led their teams to great successes. This year's boys varsity basketball team was very successful. For the first time since 1964 the mighty Wildcats cap- tured the PCL crown. The 8th grade boys also proved to be the best in the county by bringing back the first place trophy in their tournament. The baseball team once again went to the State Semi-finals. Despite playing a great game, the Wildcats were defeated by the Class A Champs, Skyvue. The boys are still 1 to us and we congratulate all of them. A freshman track participant, Amy Vennekotter, also went to State for her record breaking 400m. dash. She did a fine job and received 6th place. The scholastic banquet was held this year on May 22, 1985. More students than ever before were honored for their achievements. These honors included the Principal's Award, individual class awards, honor roll, and perfect attendance. Awards were also presented to the students from the Ohio Board of Regents, Continental Telephone, the Army, Ohio University, BGSU, and the MC-NC Teachers' Association. Students were recognized for their participation in the Ohio Tests of Scholastic Achievement and seven seniors received the Presidential Academic Fitness Award. This banquet which was sponsored by the National Honor Society was a huge success. 4} Bring Out the Best in Athletics This year MCHS brought out the best in athletics. All of the hard work and hours spent practicing pay off in the end as the final buzzer goes off and another victory is in the hands of the players. The following pages show the accomplishments of our M.C. players. 45 • • and More Sports These photos capture some of the athletes at their best. This year the eighth grade team became PCL Champs. Mr. McGlaughlin led the boys basketball team through another great season. The baseball team went to state for the third straight year, and a freshman trackster competed in the final races in Columbus. Continue reading for more complete stories about MCs athletic seasons. 46 Golf Firs! Row: Coach Denny Mumaw, J. R. Schieber, Dave Warnimont, Ron Schnipke. Second Row: Don Schmenk, Tom Gable, Ron Dulle, Jeff Mor- man, Dave Miller. Third Row: Dale Dulle, Jeff Lammers, Kevin Warnimont, Joe Morman, Bran- don Shafer. SENIORS: Ron Schnipke, Dave Warnimont, J. R. Schieber. Coach Mumaw feels this year was a very good stepping stone. Three of his Five best will be coming back next year. Everyone gained experience. 47 Varsity Volleyball The Varsity Volleyball team had a successful 1984 season. Among the highlights of the season was winning eight con- secutive matches and playing in the Putnam County League championship game. The girls always displayed hustle, determination, and sportsmanship while representing Miller City High School. The nine girls on the team this year were all quality individuals on the court, in the classroom, and in the community. Mr. McGlaughlin feels that being able to have worked with such fine people for 2' i months has been a privilege for him, and he respects and admires all of his student athletes for their ac- complishments during the season and in their high school careers. Volleyball Reserve Above Left: First Row: Judy Morman. Jenny Morman, Lisa Kuhlman. Mary Wank, Marcia Liebrecht. Annette Noirot. Second Row: Sonya Kuhlman, Tracy Morman. Amy Vennckotter. Jolene Kerner, Diane Verhoff, Sandy Inkrott, Jane Schroeder, Coach Jean Forster. Left: Stats and Linesmen First Row: Joyce Riepenhoff, Stephanie Schieber. Second Row: Stacy Kleman, Louise Schroeder, Cheryl Baldridge. Right: First Row: Amy Gerdeman, Renee Okuley, Sue Lehman. Second Row: Leann Wenzlick, Anne Lammers, Beth Lammcrs, Denise Kuhlman. Third Row: Kathy Balbaugh, Kelly I. Niese, Kelly R. Niese. Below Right: Stats Kim Kuhlman, Cheryl Kuhlman,Joyce Palte. 50 I .— Junior High Volleyball Above: First Row: Jody Niese. Sandy Schroeder, Shelly Niese, Dana Steffen, Sherec Otto, Dawn Niese. Second Row: Kathleen Long, Tracy Niese, Christine Long, Wendy Erford, Amy Schmenk. Julie Brown. Third Row: Sara Meyer, Joy Reed, Vicki Liebrecht, Pam Brown. Jenny Inkrott. Left: Coach Jackie Niese mM Varsity Boys Basketball Left: Siacs: Row 1: Cindy Warnimont, Carla Niese, Karen Kohls. Row 2: Pam Niese, Kris Oedy. Below: Standing: Greg Ruhe, Mark Lammers, Scott Schroedcr, Dave Warnimont, Bruce Kreinbrink, Tom Lehman, Leroy Johnston. Chris Brown, Ted Burgei, Paul Gerten, Jeff Morman. Kneeling: Manager Dan Lehman, Coach Kevin McGlaughlin. Asst. Coach Dan Kern. Manager J. R. Schieber. Mark Lammers Chris Brown Left: Scott Schroedcr and Paul Gerten The 1984-85 basketball team had an exciting and successful season. The senior dominated squad brought the Putnam County Championship trophy back to Miller City for the first time since 1964. The boys also captured their fourth consecutive Sec- tional championship enroute to an 18-5 record. The Wildcats were eliminated in the district by Delphos St. John's by one point. Our eight seniors will be missed by the coaching staff and fans, but their future endeavors will continue to display the type of quality young men that they are. 53 Above: First Row: Manager John Schieber, Joe Morman, Steve Ruck, Karl Schroeder. Jeff Lammers, Manager Dan Lehman. Second Row: Jeff Morman, Jeff Gerdeman, Greg Ruhc, Nick Morman, Rodney Nuveman, Coach Many Zender. Greg Schroeder, Bill Nienberg, Ted Burgei, Mike Klear, Steve Schroeder. Marty Kuhlman. Above: Kneeling: Manager Oran Verhoff and Coach Tom Forster. Standing: Cary Melia. Dale Dulle, Cory Mclia, Todd Okuley, Doug Scuber, John Burgei. Doug Ruhe, Steve Brown, Nick Lehman, Roy Wenzinger. Left: Stat Tracy Morman, Manager Oran Verhoff, Stat Kim Brown. Coach Forster was very happy with his team's year and hopes that this group of youngsters keep developing their skills so that by the time they reach varsity level they will be spectacular. 55 Eighth Grade Boys Basketball Coach Mel Kreinbrink wasn't very sure about his team at the beginning of the season, especially with their 9 7 record. During tournament though, the guys really buckled down and started to play basketball. This talented group of athletes brought the County Title back to Miller City once again. We would really like to wish them luck in the years to come. Good job! 56 Kneeling: Rod Niese, Dave Ricman, Coach Mcl Kreinbrink, Randy Nicsc, Mark Rccker. Standing: Greg Otto, Louie Hermiller, Eric Schcckclhoff, Jeff Vcrhoff. Don Liebrccht. Brian Dukes. Dan Gable. Russ Wen- zinger. Brian Kuhlman. Seventh Grade Boys Basketball Left: Stats: Kim Kuhlman, Julie Brown, Kelly Niese, Amy Gerdeman. Bottom: Scott Frick. Jon Thornton. Brady Schroeder. Brian Ruhe, Don Miller, Kirk Scheckelhoff. Bryan Kuhlman. Matt Layne, Tom Kaufman. Craig Eiden. Chuck Riepenhoff. The girls Basketball team showed a lot of spirit this year. They worked very hard and also had fun playing. Their pep and determination never died. The team was led by seniors Kelly Niese and Pam Niese. Pam Niese was chosen for the District Team and played the game at Ft. Jenn- ings. Good job, Pam and the rest of the girls! 58 Above: Coach Denny Mumaw, Jane Schroeder, Sonya Kuhlman. Lauri Brown. Kelly Niese, Pam Niese (Sr.). Pam Niese (Jr.), Donna Niese. Diane Verhoff, Amy Vennekotter, Sandy Inkrott, Cindy Warnimont. Upper Left: Senior Pam Niese. Senior Kelly Niese. Left: Stats and Managers: Carol Barlage. Second Row: Annette Schroeder. Dee Warnimont. Third Row: Carol Hohenbrink, Janice Kleman, Jean Schnipke. Fourth Row: Kathy Meyer, Lisa Schroeder. Judy Morman. Lisa Schieber. 59 The 1984-85 basketball season for the girls was dominated by freshmen. Two of the girls moved up to varsity level, while four re- mained on the reserve team for experience under Coach Wilma Vennekotter. MC fans are looking forward to future games featur- ing these young players. Reserve Girls Basketball Top: Jenny Lammers, Melissa Warnimont, Beth hammers, Renee Burgei, Stacy Alt, Shelly Niese. Right: Stats: Amy Schmenk, Kelly Niesc, Diane Lehman. The junior high girls had a good basketball season. The eighth grade team was coached by Barb Verhoff this year. Kris Lammers guided the many seventh graders who played during the season. Seventh Grade Girls Basketball Standing: Joyce Palte, Stephanie Yarnell. Sara Meyer, Nichole Lammers. Brenda Kaufman. Kris Lammers, Jenny Inkrott. Bernice Gustwiller, Ronda Lammers, Kim Kuhlman, Pam Brown. Dawn Niese. Sitting: Wendy Erford, Anita Lammers, Jody Niese, Sandy Schroeder. Sheree Otto. 63 Varsity Cheerleaders Below, Kneeling: Connie Wenzinger, Annette Noiiot. Standing: Jodi Rump. Sue Wank, Linda Morman. Top: Paula Ordaz. Below Right: Seniors Connie Wenzinger, Paula Ordaz, Linda Morman, Jodi Rump, Sis Palte. Junior High Cheerleaders 66 Above Right: Eighth Grade Cheerleaders, Top To Bottom: Renee Okuley, Anne Lammers. Stacy Alt, and Malissa Warniment. Right: Seventh Grade Cheerleaders, Floor: Sheree Otto. Tracy Niese, Kathy VenneKotter. Standing: Dana Steffen. Girls Track Girls Varsity Track was reinstated this season. The team was composed of freshmen, and Amy Vennekotter qualified for the state finals in the 400 meter race. She placed sixth overall with a time of 59.51. Junior high tracksters also enjoyed a win- ning season under first year coach David Leader. Varsity Track Team, Kneeling: Stat Lisa Schroeder, Jenny Morman, Sharon Barlage, Kim Brown, Rhonda Shafer, Mary Jo Kleman, Stephanie Kuhlman, Jill Schroeder, Stat Annette Schroeder. Standing: Stat Judy Morman, Jenny Schroeder, Stacy Kleman, Sonya Kuhlman, Tracy Morman, Amy Vennekotter, Sharon Yarnell, Lisa Kuhlman, Stat Jean Schnipke, Coach Denny Mumaw. Junior High Track, Seated: Leeann Wenzlick, Julie Brown, Cathy Schnipke. Pam Brown. Kneeling: Tracy Niese, Anita Lammers, Renee Okuley. Sue Lehman, Jenny Lammers, Dawn Niese, Amy Kleman, Shelly Niese. Standing: Coach Dave Leader, Julie Nienberg, Bernice Gustwiller, Beth Lammers. Sara Meyer, Stacy Alt, Malissa Warniment, Renee Burgei, Jenny Inkrott, Stat Denise Kuhlman. 67 Reserve Baseball Team, Seated: Scat Annette Noirot. Marty Kuhlman, Steve Schroeder. Dale Dulle, Roy Wcnzinger, Cary Melia, Stat Sue Wank. Kneeling: Cory Melia, Nick Morman, Mike Oedy, Mike Klear, Steve Brown, John Lammers, Dick Schroeder. Standing: Todd Okulcy, Paul Nuveman, Steve Liebrecht, Fred Inkrott, Rodney Nuveman. Doug Ruhe, Coach Marty Zender. Absent: Ron Deitering. Baseball The MC Wildcats were the state's top ranked team with a perfect 27-0 record, and a county record of 36 straight vic- tories stemming from the '84 season. The baseball team qualified for the state Class A semi-finals in Columbus on Friday, May 31 against Graysville Skyvue. Rain came in the bottom of the sixth inning with the Wildcats behind, and the game was delayed until the next morning. Miller City was able to tie the game 8-8 on Saturday, but Skyvue won it in the seventh inning to make the final score 9-8. They also went on to become State Champs eliminating the Wildcats' chance at a second straight title. Leroy Johnston suffered his only loss in 13 games. Coach Dan Kern was very pleased with the way the team played this year, and was appreciative of the great fan sup- port during the season. Coach Kern was also named Coach of the Year and players Bruce Kreinbrink, Mark Lammers, and Leroy Johnston were named to the team. The MC team will be without the winning efforts of eight graduating seniors next season. Varsity Baseball Team, Seated: Bruce Kreinbrink, Leroy Johnston, Tom Lehman, Scott Schroeder, Chris Brown. Kneeling: Stat Connie Wcnzinger, Steve Alt, Greg Ruhc, Mike Klear, Paul Nuvcman, Dave Warni- mont, Rodney Nuveman. Standing: Stat Linda Morman, Stat Jodi Rump, Steve Ruck. Jeff Morman, Steve Schroeder, Mark Lammers, Coach Dan Kern, Coach Marty Tender. 69 Bring Out the Best 70 Organizations It takes ambitious leaders and hard workers to compose an organization. All members must have responsibility, teamwork and good leadership to be a part of an organization. This year brought out the best of these qualities and provided for a challenge for students to do their best. 71 Majorettes and Flags The Marching Band was led by Head Majorette Linda Morman. A flag corps was organized, which added talent, color, and excitement to the band. One of the main ac- tivities of this year included playing for President Ronald Reagan at his Whistle-Stop Tour in Ottawa. 72 Above: Flag Corps: Paula Ordaz, Kim Brown. Jane Schroeder. Jolene Kerner, Diane Verhoff, Tina Gilgenbach. Chris Niese, Annette Noirot. At Right: Ma- jorettes: Jenny Morman. Carla Niese. Linda Morman. Karen Kohls, Lauri Brown. Marching Band Above, Row 1: Amy Schnipke. Kathy Balbaugh, Cathy Schnipke. Row 2: Mr. Powell, Lauri Brown, Karen Kohls, Linda Morman, Carla Niese, Jenny Morman. Row 3: Kris Oedy, Carol Barlagc, Sharon Yarnell, Patti Ricker. Row 4: Paula Ordaz. Ann Recker, Annette Schroeder. Janice Kleman, Carol Hohenbrink, Annette Noirot. Row 5: Sue Wank. Mary Wank. Tracy Morman, Jeff Eiden. Row 6: Kim Brown. Joyce Riepenhoff, Rhonda Ellerbrock, Kathy Meyer, Jean Schnipke, Chris Niese. Row 7: Lisa Schroeder. Stephanie Kuhlman. Diane Eller brock. Jim Balbaugh. Row 8: Jane Schroeder. Lisa Schieber, Sandy Ruhe. Jeff Rosengarten. Doug Barlagc, Tina Gilgenbach Row 9: Jolenc Kcrner, Mike Schieber. Julie Ellerbrock, Sis Palte. Stephanie Schieber. Diane Verhoff. Left: Seniors Linda Mor- man. Paula Ordaz. Carla Niese. Mike Schieber, Sis Palte. Karen Kohls, Carol Barlage. Kneeling: Patti Ricker and Kris Oedy. This summer the MCHS marching band attended many parades. Some of them included the Pioneer Parade, Miller City Fireman s Parade, and the annual trip to Cedar Point. 73 Concert Band The concert band performed their annual Christmas and Spr- ing Concerts. Since the school schedule was changed to 9 periods, the concert band met 4th period every day for practice. Some of the songs they played at their concerts were Rough Riders, Creole Carnival, Linden Lea, and Manilow Magic. Band Officers: Ac Right: Row 1: VicePresident Carol Barlage, President Karen Kohls. Row 2: Stage Manager Sis Palte, Secretary Kris Ocdy. Row 1: Karen Kohls. Carol Barlage. Lisa Schroeder, Mary Wank, Tracy Morman. Row 2: Annette Schroeder, Jean Schnipke, Janice Kleman, Carol Hohenbrink. Patty Ricker, Sandy Ruhe, Kris Oedy, Sharon Yarncll, Rhon- da Ellerbrock, Ann Reckcr. Row 3: Sue Wank. Joyce Riepenhoff, Jeff Liden, Lauri Brown, Director Mr. Stephen Powell. Lisa Schieber. Jenny Morman. Doug Barlage. Mike Schieber, Stephanie Schieber, Sis Palte. Julie Ellerbrock.Jim Balbaugh,Jeff Rosengarten, Diane Ellerbrock, Stephanie Kuhlman. Kathy Meyer. 74 Pep Band As usual the M.C. Pep Band has done another exceptional job in maintaining spirit at the basketball games. Some of the songs they played this year were ‘ She Works Hard for the Money,” Heart of Rock and Roll, Mountain Music,” and Skinner Blues. We would like to ex- tend a big thank you to Mr. Powell and the Pep Band for all the work they do! Below: Row 1: Tracy Morman. Lisa Schroeder. Cathy Schnipkc, Annette Schroeder. Janice Kleman, Kathy Balbaugh. Amy Schnipke, Stephanie Schieber. Row 2: Kathy Meyer, Lauri Brown. Carol Hohenbrink. Jean Schnipkc. Jeff Eiden, Julie Eller- brock. Row 3: Rhonda Ellerbrock. Sandy Ruhe, Ann Recker. Patty Ricker. Carol Barlagc, Sharon Yarnell, Jenny Morman. Row 4: Stephanie Kuhlman, Jeff Rosengarten, Jim Balbaugh. Diane Ellerbrock. Denise Kuhlman, Beth Lammers. Doug Barlage Row 5: Director Mr. Stephen Powell. Todd Rosengarten. Mike Schieber, Lisa Schieber. Absent: Karen Kohls. 76 County and State Fair Band This year. County Band and Choir was held at Leipsic High School. Students in band had to spend much time practicing in order to try out. After trying out, they were given a chair and seat number. Although the students played together for only a short while, the talented musi- cians gave a tremendous concert. Top Right: Row 1: Annette Schroeder, Jean Schnipke. Carol Barlage, Karen Kohls, Tracy Mor- man. Row 2: Lauri Brown, Sue Wank, Joyce Riepenhoff, Kathy Meyer, Stephanie Kuhlman, Kris Oedy. Row 3: Patty Ricker, Carol Hohen- brink, Mike Schieber, Sandy Ruhe, Rhonda Eller- brock. Stephanie Schieber. Jeff Eiden. Middle Right: Row 1: Kim Brown. Mary Jo Kleman, Rhonda Shafer. Sharon Barlage. Row 2: Cindy Warnimont, Ann Recker, John Kleman, Sharon Yarncll, Sherry Ellerbrock. At the Lower Right arc the Senior Concert Band and Choir members. Pictured above is Patty Ricker, who was a delegate to the State Fair band last summer. She spent three weeks at the Ohio State Fair. During this time, the members practiced and gave many performances. It takes a quality musician to be in the State Fair Band. Row is Amy Schnipke. Kathy Balbaugh. Joyce Falte. Joy Reed. Cathy Schnipke. Row 2: Sara Meyer. Kathy Vennekotter. Ronda Lammers, Anita Lammers, Brenda Kaufman. Julie Brown. Jenny Inkrott, Dawn Niese. Denise Kuhlman. Beth Lammers. Row 3: Sandy Schroeder, Tracy Niese, Vicki Liebrect, Wendy Erford, Director Mr. Stephen Powell, Chad Niese, Todd Rosengarten, Bernice Gustwiller, Sheree Otto. Amy Rcckcr, Kim Kuhlman. Stephanie Yarnell, Don Miller. 77 Senior and Junior High Choir Senior High Choir, Seared: Kim Brown, Mary Jo Kleman, Rhonda Shafer, Sharon Barlage, Lynn Wagner. • Standing: Laurie Brown. Cindy Warnimont, Ann Recker, John Kleman, Director Stephen Powell, Sharon Yarnell, Sherry Ellerbrock, Rhonda Eller brock. Junior High Choir, Row 1: Mary Lou Schroeder, Amy Schmenk, Anita Lammers. Wendy Erford, Kathy Vennekotter, Brian Ruhe, Adam Wilhelm, Scott Frick, Chuck Riepenhoff, Jody Niesc. Sandy Schroeder, Sherec Otto. Amy Recker, Director Stephen Powell. Row 2: Pam Brown, Dana Steffen. Joy Reed. Tracy Niese, Bryan Kuhlman. Matt Layne, Craig Eiden. Dawn Niese. Cheryl Kuhlman, Joyce Palte, Nicki Lammers. Row 3: Ronda Lammers, Chris Long. Kathy Long. Vicki Liebrecht, Stephanie Yarnell, Kirk Scheckelhoff, Chad Niese, Don Miller, Sara Meyer, Kim Kuhlman, Julie Brown, Bernice Gustwillcr, Tammy Rosengarten. 78 Annual Staff We have gathered so many memories compiling the MCANN 1985. It took a lot of patience and effort in organizing this year's annual, such as, laying out, choosing the theme and selling ads. To all those who helped and Miss Ruen, we say thanks and lots of luck in successfully creating next year's annual. Student Council 80 This year the Student Council consisted of eleven reliable and hard-working members who were busy planning activities throughout the school year. These activities included Field Day, Freshman Mixer, a Halloween movie, Homecoming, and class of- ficer elections. To raise money the group held an Easter Raffle and sold beverage coolers. The Student Council has done a great job in making school life more fun and enjoyable for the student body. Above: Row 1: Sandy Inkrott, Vice-President Carla Niese, President Linda Mor- man. Secretary Sue Wank, Amy Vennekotter, Advisor Mr. James Raudabaugh. Row 2: Jeff Morman, Greg Ruhe, Kevin Barlage, Treasurer Tom Lehman, Rod Nuveman, Doug Ruhe. The National Honor Society is very active in our school. This year, with President Carol Barlage leading the group, they sponsored assemblies on dramatic make-up and trampoline techniques. During this year’s bloodmobile, they received 83 pints of blood. The fund raising activity this year was selling pizzas. Above: Row 1: Mr. Lammers, Carol Barlage. Linda Morman, Kris Oedy, Karen Kohls. Row 2: Patty Ricker. Robyn Niese, Cindy Warnimont, Sue Wank, Kathy Meyer, Sherry Ellerbrock. Row 3: Don Schmenk, Fred Inkrott, Bruce Kreinbrink, Tom Lehman, Kevin Barlage, Rodney Nuveman, and Greg Ruhe. 81 Future Homemakers of America This year the FHA girls were busy planning the Smorgasbord, FHA Week, the Sweetheart Dance, and the FHA Banquet. The members raised money by selling cookies and candy bars. The senior girls, disguised as the Spirit, made locker decora- tions and signs for the hall to promote school spirit. The of- ficers did a great job and used their leadership qualities throughout the year. First Row: Advisor Mary Jane Miller, Fatty Ricker. Carla Niese, Karen Kohls, Kelly Niese, Kris Oedy, Carol Barlage, Sharon Barlage. Rhonda Shafer, Lynne Wagner. Mary Jo Kleman. Row 2: Julie Ellerbrock, Jill Schroeder, Kelly Mor- man, Stephanie Kuhlman, Cheryl Baldridge, Kim Brown, Jenny Morman, Judy Morman, Lisa Schroeder. Mary Wank, Chris Niese, Marcia Liebrecht. Diane Ellerbrock. Marilyn Schieber Row 3: Sis Falte, Jodi Rump. Connie Wenzinger, Annette Noirot, Chris Lammers, Jane Schroeder. Annette Schroeder, Janice Kleman, Jolcnc Kcrner, Jean Schnipke, Leann Steffan, Ann Recker, Joyce Riepenhoff, Stacy Kleman. Row 4: Fam Niese, Robyn Niese, Dora Rosengarten, Laurie Brown. Joan Schroeder. Sue Wank. Donna Niese, Pam Niese, Kathy Meyer, Carol Hohenbrink, Tina Gilgenbach, Diane Verhoff, Sandy Inkrott. 82 Future Farmers of America The Miller City FFA was very active this year. They sold fruit, caught chickens, and worked on their projects for the County Fair. The officers also competed on the Parliamen- tary Procedure Team. The boys did very well this year in competition. First Row: Kurt Schrocdcr, Cary Melia, Secretary Fred Inkrott, Vice Pres. Greg Ruhe, Sentinel Chris Brown. President Bruce Kreinbrink, Student Adv. Ron Schnipke. Treasurer Rick Morman. Reporter Steve Liebrecht. Oran Verhoff, Roy Wenzinger. Row 2: Advisor Frank Schroeder. Jeff Lammers. Jeff Gerdeman, Mark Morman. Don Lause, Joe Morman, Jim Balbaugh, Doug Ruhe, Brook Schroeder, Gene Sicbcneck. Jeff Meyer, Brian Inkrott. Matt Wilhelm. Row 3: Dee Warni- mont, John Kleman, Mike Oedy, Dean Kaufman. Bob Lammers, Chad Schroeder. Mark Schroeder. Steve Schroeder. Steve Ellerbrock. Todd Richardson. Jeff Niese. Marty Kuhlman, Pat Schnipke. Bob Riepenhoff. Row 4: Pam Niese. Robyn Niese. Carla Niese, Cindy Warnimont, Paul Gerten, Brian Shafer. Tom Gable. Ed Gilgenbach. Doug Wilhelm. Brandon Shafer, Dick Schroeder. Ron Deitering, Darrell Kuhlman. 83 This year the National Honor Society started selecting a Teacher of the Month. These teachers must show participation in school and its activities, have taught at M.C. at least one year, and possess characteristics such as enthusiasm, tact- fulness, and friendliness. The NHS hopes to provide an incen- tive for the teachers to keep up the good work. Student of the Month Every month the National Honor Society selects a Student of the Month. These students are selected on the basis of their participation in school and the leadership they show in and out of the classroom. Last but not least, the student must have character and be able to get along with others. ‘ t 1. January — Dave Warnimont, 2. April — Gail Siebeneck, 3. December — Sis Palte. 4. February — Carla Niese, S. May — Paula Ordaz, 6. October — Kelly Niese, 7. March — Connie Wenzingcr, 8. November — Mark Lammers. 9. September — Pam Niese. 83 Seated: Connie Wenzinger. Pam Niese, Carla Niese, Robyn Niese. Standing: John Kleman, Advisor Tom Slagel.Jodi Rump, Bonnie Lammers, Connie Lammers, Paula Ordaz, I.ouise Schroeder, Kathy Deitering. Dee Warnimont. The Journalism class has many fond memories of putting out the Wildcatter every month. Time and effort was very much part of forming ideas and collecting information to typing articles and selling them to the student body. Since this is Mr. Tom Slagel's last year of being the school newspaper advisor, the school would like to give him a big thanks for all his hard work. 86 Boys’ and Girls’ State and Scholastic Bowl The 1985 Scholastic Bowl team had their first year of extend- ed county competition. The county set up a schedule of games to be played. The team's record after the completion of the schedule determined the match-ups in the county tournament. A team was chosen from among the whole high school. They could be seen practicing every Tuesday and Wednesday at 7:00 a.m. with Mr. Raudabaugh and Mr. Lenz, first year advisors for the team. The team did well and learned a lot. Underclassmen gained the experience needed to compete next year. Upper Left: Linda Morman, Girls' State Representative, and Kevin Barlage, Boys' State Representative. Above: Seated: Tom Lehman, Dave Miller. Linda Morman, KrisOedy, Kevin Barlage, Carol Barlage. Row 2: Sandy Ruhe, Stephanie Schieber, Sandy Inkrott, Rhonda Ellcrbrock, Lisa Schroeder, Jenny Morman, Jill Schrocder, Jenny Schroeder. Row 3: Paul Lenz. Advisor; Rodney Nuveman, Jean Schnipke, Sherry Eller- brock. Brook Schroeder, Jeff Eiden, Todd Okuley, Amy Vennekotter, James Raudabaugh, Advisor. Row 4: Cindy Warnimont, Ann Recker, Joyce Riepenhoff, Karl Schroeder, Kathy Meyer, Sue Wank, Doug Barlage. ii tit 87 Bring Out the Best in People What would Miller City School do without its people? Each uni- que individual that helps to comprise the administration, faculty, and student body in grades K-12 makes our school special. This year the halls were filled with the smiles of many colorful people, all of them striving to bring out their best. 89 Administr atio n William Lammers High School Principal Clyde Kreinbrink Superintendent William Kreinbrink Elementary Principal MILLER CITY-NEW CLEVELAND SCHOOL BOARD Seated: Richard Barlage, President William Hermiller, Vice-President John Alt. Standing: Treasurer Beverly Leis, Joseph Lehman, Eugene Schrocder, Assistant Treasurer Joseph Lammers. 90 Stephen Powell, Instr. and Vocal Music Iantha Barlage, Business Education Dennis Mumaw, Science Daniel Kern, Business Ed., Driver's Ed. High School Faculty Denise Kreinbrink, English, Librarian Left: Kevin McGlaughlin, Guidance, English 91 High School Faculty David Leader, Science Thomas Slagel, English, Spanish Martin Zender, Industrial Arts Paulette Smith, Math 92 James Raudabaugh, Social Studies Judith Ruen, Art Thomas Niese, English, Social Studies Ed Marsman, Health, Phys. Ed. Mary Jane Miller, Home Economics Paul Lenz, Math, Computers Deborra Company, Secondary ACP 93 Above: Busdrivers: Stephen Powell, Barb Riepenhoff, Thomas Niese, Betty Maag, Edward Morman, Connie Rump, Eugene Lammers. Upper Right: Larry Gerschutz, M.C. Custodian; Peg Gerschutz, M.C. Custodian; Gary Verhoff. N.C. Custodian; Ruth Nartker, Aide; Helen Kuhlman, N.C. Cook. Right: M.C. Cooks: Mary Noirot, Jane Sullivan, Mary Lou Noirot, Flo Wagner. Absent: Alma Jean Inkrott. 94 Lauri Brown Ted Burgei Ron Du lie Rhonda Ellerbrock Steve Ellerbrock Dave Frick Tom Gable Ed Gilgenbach Carol Hohenbrink Fred Inkrott Mike Klear Jim Lammers 96 Secretary Kathy Meyer, Vice President Steve Liebrecht, President Pam Niese, Treasurer Carol Hohenbrink. Dan Lehman Jim Lehman Steve Liebrecht Kathy Meyer Dave Miller Jeff Morman Donna Niese Jeff Niese Pam Niese Paul Nuveman Todd Richardson Dora Rosengarten Greg Ruhe Don Schmenk Pat Schnipke Joan Schroeder Steve Schroeder Dean Siebeneck Sue Wank Cindy Warnimont Doug Wilhelm Treasurer Tina Gilgenbach, Sherry Ellcrbrock Becky Gable Diane Gable Jeff Gerdeman Tina Gilgenbach Jim Hohenbrink Sandy Inkroct Jolenc Kerner Janice Kleman Darrell Kuhlman Martin Kuhlman Chris Lammers Jeff Lammers John Lammers Bob Lammers Don Lause Joe Morman Mark Morman Nick Morman Rick Morman Bill Nicnberg Chris Nicse Annette Noirot 98 Rod Nuveman Mike Oedy Joyce Riepenhoff Steve Ruck Sandy Ruhe Lisa Schieber Stephanie Schieber Jean Schnipke Annette Schroeder Chad Schroeder Greg Schroeder Jane Schroeder Karl Schroeder Dick Schroeder Brandon Shafer Leann Steffen Diane Verhoff Dee Warnimont Kevin Warnimont Ken Westrick Freshmen Secretary Sonya Kuhlman, Treasurer Doug Scuber, President Doug Barlage, Vice President Marcia Liebrecht. Jim Balbaugh Cheryl Baldridge Dan Barlage Doug Barlage Sharon Barlage Kim Brown Steve Brown John Burgei Ron Deitering Dale Dulle Jeff Eiden Diane Ellerbrock Julie Ellerbrock Brian Inkrott Mary Jo Kleman Stacy Kleman Lisa Kuhlman Sonya Kuhlman Stephanie Kulhman Nick Lehman Marcia Liebrecht Cary Melia Cory Melia Jeff Meyer Jenny Morman Judy Morman Kelly Morman Tracy Morman Todd Okuley Ann Recker Jeff Rosengarten . Lee Rosengarten Doug Ruhe Marilyn Schieber Brook Schroeder Jenny Schroeder Jill Schroeder Kurt Schroeder 100 Lisa Schroeder Rhonda Shafer Gene Siebeneck Mike Siebeneck Doug Stubcr Amy Vennekotter Oran Verhoff Lynn Wagner Mark Wank Ray Watson Alex Weis Roy Wenzinger Matt Wilhelm Sharon Yarnell The MCANN staff hopes you've en- joyed viewing and reading about your favorite MC student — you, in class and in extra-curricular activities. Here's a few more photos from the year for your enjoyment. 102 Eighth Grade Stacy Alt Kathy Balbaugh Joan Barlage Renee Burgei Brian Dukes Brian Ellerbrock William Ellerbrock Danny Gable Amy Gerdeman Louis Hcrmillcr Amy Kleman Brian Kuhlman Denise Kuhlman Anne Lammers Beth Lammers Jenny Lammers Diane Lehman Susan Lehman Don Liebrecht Julie Nienberg Kelly I. Niese Kelly R. Niese Michelle Niese Randy Niese Rodney Niese Renee Oku ley Greg Otto Mark Reckcr David Rieman Todd Rosengarten Eric Scheckelhoff Gina Schieber Amy Schnipke Cathy Schnipke Randy Schnipke Jeff Verhoff Malissa Warniment Erick Warnimont Russ Wenzinger Leeann Wenzlick Doug Westrick 103 Julie Brown Pam Brown Craig Eiden Wendy Erford Scott Frick Bernice Gustwiller Jenny Inkrott Brenda Kaufman Tom Kaufman Bryan Kuhlman Cheryl Kuhlman Kim Kuhlman Anita Lammers Nicole Lammers Ronda Lammers Matt Layne Vicki Liebrecht Chris Long Kathy Long Sara Meyer Don Miller Chad Niese Dawn Niese Jody Niese Shelly Niese Tracy Niese Sheree Otto Joyce Palte Amy Recker Joy Reed Chuck Riepenhoff Tammy Rosengarten Brian Ruhe Kirk Scheckelhoff Amy Schmenk Brady Schroeder Mary Lou Schroeder Sandy Schroeder Dana Steffen Jon Thornton Kathy Vennekotter Rob Wank Adam Wilhelm Stephanie Yarnell 104 Sixth Grade Jon Balbaugh Scott Boden Jill Brown Roxane Brown Charlotte Burgei Jenny Erford Carrie Gerschutz Don Kaufman Donna Kaufman Stacy Kern Kim Kindle Stephanie Kleman Eric Kuhlman Matt Kuhlman Fred Lammers Karen Lehman Mark Long Mike Meyer Matt Michel John Morman Amy Niese Kara Niese Lisa Niese Lori Niese Scott Niese Jenny Oherhaus Chad Okuley Jeff Paltc Leo Rccker Terry Rosengarten Joe Ruck Julie Salisbury Matt Schnipke Nick Schnipke Nate Schroeder Phil Schroeder Roy Schroeder Beth Shafer Lajean Steffen Laurie Stewart Matt Vennekotter Lori Verhoff Debbie Wagner Alton Warnimont Rachel Warnimont 105 Amy Balbaugh William Balbaugh Rachel Barlage Jeff Boden Jackie Brown Nicole Cass Melissa Deatrick Emily Hermiller Andy Kaufman Chris Keesler Christy Kern Shawnda Kindle Jill Kuhlman Julie Kuhlman Lynn Kuhlman Robert Kuhlman Marla Lammers Richard Lammers Andy Layne Dale Licbrecht Greg Licbrecht Philip Licbrecht Jenny Michel Jay Miller Kevin Morman Jill Niese Rebecca Niese Jeremy Ordaz Julie Palte Susan Recker John Reed Michael Rosengarten Jenny Schnipke Paul Schnipke Joseph Schroeder Randy Siefker Marcia Wenzlick Melissa Wilhelm Fifth Grade 106 Julie Nicse Tammy Niesc Victor Nicse Jason Noirot Tracy Noirot Michael Oberhaus Jill Oedy Trade Schnipke Michelle Schroeder Jennifer Stachowiak Joshua Verhoff Craig Warnimont Brenda Weis Andrew Wilhelm John Brown Lea Brown Kevin Deitering Sara Gilgenbach Michelle Gyetvai Michael Ilohcnbrink Jamie Horseman Nathaniel Inkrott Gregory Kaufman Dana Knueven Jeff Long Mark Michel Alaina Morman Gina Nienberg Dean Recker Doug Recker Kim Recker Wendy Recker Brian Riepenhoff Carol Schnipke Mark Schnipke Fourth Grade Jim Brown Scott Ellcrbrock Denny Erford Kyle Erford Wyatt Erford Nathan Gcrding Mark Gerschutz Renae Gerschutz Brad Gilgenbach Jeff Hohenbrink Beth Inkroct Olivia Inkroct Bill Kaufman Mindy Kern Mark Kohls Kim Kuhlman Nathan Kuhlman Julie Lammers Danny Layne Kirk Meyer Kurt Kindle Elden Nartker Cheryl Niese Jason Niese Jenny Niese Kristine Niese Rod Niese Jodi Otto Mike Otto Matt Palte Martha Pittman Andrea Recker Angie Salisbury Michelle Salisbury Christina Schnipke Dawn Schnipke Lisa Schumaker Mark Schnipke Laura Steffen Jerry Stewart Carmella Tobc Amy Vennekotter April Vennekotter Ryan Wagner Tom Wilhelm 106 Second Grade Steve Balbaugh Emily Barlage Brad Brown Sarah Brown Ryan Ellerbrock Connie Erford Melanie Erford Danny Fruchey Jeff Giesige Brian Gilgenbach Michelle Gilgenbach Doug Kaufman Tricia Kleman Heather Kuhlman Wendy Kuhlman Alan Lammers Billy Lammers Lisa Lammers Joe Lammers Mark Liebrecht Jodi Maas Dan Morman Brian Niese Charity Niese Andrea Ordaz Shannon Ordaz Tannis Perry Ed Recker Lori Recker Jeff Rieman Matthew Rieman Anne Riepenhoff Kurt Rosengarten Joe Scheckelhoff Beth Schnipke Justin Schnipke Karen Schnipke Kurt Schnipke Kelly Schumaker Nicole Steffen Beth Vennekotter Craig Verhoff Gina Verhoff April Wagner Chris Wank Robin Warimont Barb Wilhelm 109 Joey Barlage Dana Brown Gina Brown Jodi Brown DeVon Deatrick Kris Fulkert Dana Gerschutz Doug Giesige Christine Gilgenbach Stacy Gilgenbach David Kaufman Nick Keesler Shawn Koenig Kay Liebrecht Michelle Long Ryan Meyer Jon Nartker Bethany Niese Marty Niese Jamie Niese Melanie Niese Brian Oberhaus Melissa Rosengarten Jamie Schnipke Stephanie Schnipke Tina Schnipke Andy Schroeder Rachel Schroeder Sara Schroeder Theresa Stachowiak Chris Tobc Tammy Weis Ben Wilhelm 110 First Grade Kindergarten Andy Balbaugh Ann Barlage Gwynne Barlage Lena Bockrath Matt Brown Tony Burgei Karl Fulkert Tony Gcrschutz Jenny Giigenbach Veronica Glass Nate Gyetvai Christa Hohenbrink Jason Hohenbrink Jeremy Hohenbrink Jenny Inkroct Nathan Kern Brandy Kindle Ryan Knueven Michael Koenig Christopher Kuhlman Eric Lammers Sharon Lehman Renee Liebrecht Kristy McKibben Jon Meyer Holly Nichols Bobby Niesc Brad Niese Karrie Niese Melanie Niese Kelly Oedy Stacy Okuley Todd Otto Dustin Nuveman Carla Recker Chris Recker Luke Recker Charles Scheckelhoff Dana Schnipke Jason Schnipke Melissa Schnipke Mike Schnipke Melissa Schrocder Nicole Schroeder Eric Steffen Deanna 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THORNTON Complete LP Gas Service Representative Commercial • Industrial 13506 State Rt. 613 Residential Ottawa, Ohio 45875 1112 Lima Ave. 419-876-3371 Findlay, Ohio 45840 419-422-4373 This year was a year of many changes. We changed from an eight period to a nine period school day. We also came under guidance of a new counselor and some new courses were added. Then the seniors found out that they must go the full school year just like all of the underclassmen. But 1 think everyone will agree that it was a great school year and it will be remembered by all. Everyone contributed a little something to make the school year a huge success. We hope through our annual you may see the pride we showed in our accomplishments in athletics and school activities. ' J -