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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1987 volume:

‘Tft uut' Miller City High School Miller City, Ohio 45864 Tina Gilgenbach Editor Judy Ruen Advisor IT DOESN’T GET ANY BETTER THAN THIS! TABLE OF C Introduction 3 Staff 83 Seniors. . . 5 Student Body . . 93 Fall Festivities 37 Elementary 106 Winter Wonders 55 Advertisements . Spring Flings 67 118 19S7 me ANN MCANN would like to present to you the 1986-1987 school year. Within these pages are teachers, classmates, teams, organizations, and friends. After you've looked through this annual, you'll realize the pictures alone will tell you our story of success! It takes all of the above to make what we've established this past year, and the MCANN staff is proud to present it to you! SENIORS Seniora, here’s all the memories! For the past 4 years, we’ve travel- ed a (stone) road of good times and bad, and now we’ve hit the stop sign. These pages represent the friendships and even the frustra- tions we’ve had together. When this book is closed, the memories we’ve created in high school won’t be forgotten. They’re kept in our everyday thoughts to keep us close while we’re off in the big world. With all the smiles, hugs, and pile ups, I doubt there will ever be a class closer than this. SEMOR PIjAY DUCKTAttjS BOBBYSOCKS CAST Mr. Crimea Karl Schroeder Alex Fenton Marty Kuhlman Mrs. Crimea Janice Kleman Felix Rich Morman Mr. Hawkina Creg Schroeder Vickie Becky Cable Mra. Hawkina Jean Schnipke Wilbur Rod Nuveman Radio Announcer Chad Schroeder Bertha Diane Verhoff Elvia Presley Karl Schroeder Laura Carter Debra Sherry Ellerbrock Jane Schroeder Buddy Holly Greg Schroeder Susan Chria Nieae Student Directors Connie Diane Cable Annette Schroeder Curtia Jackson Jeff lammera Chris Lammera Sandra Harper Sandy Ruhe Crew Wheels Nick Morman Jeff Cerdeman Alice Joyce Riepenhoff Darrell Kuhlman Tony Chad Schroeder John Lammera Baba Lawrence Annette Noirot Mark Morman Plotsky Sandy Inkrott Mike Oedy Martha Liaa Schieber Steve Ruck Tillie Tina Cilgenbach Brandon Shafer Ken Weatrick Senior Play member enjoy their break from practice. Below, Sandy Rube and Sherry Ellerbrock rehearse their line together for the April 10 12 production of the 1950' play Ducktail� Bobbytockt. The play was dedicated to John Lammer , who was hurt the night before our first show. Crew member Mark Morman, Brandon Shafer, and Mike Oedy are with one of the Yellow Jacket . At left, rock star Curtis Jackson relaxes after a performance of Ugga Wugga Rock. 7 CLASS TRIP One again, the MC Seniora invad- ed Chicago. The Seniora alarted out at 6:00 a.m. May 8th, and believe it or not, the bua waa actually on time! Once in Chicago, they viaited many placea, went swimming in the hotel, or worked out in the equipment room. They atayed in the Hilton Hotel, which ia to be conaidered one of the claaaieat hotela in Chicago. The follow ing day, after everyone (at leaat almoat everyone) got a good nighta aleep, they ate breakfast at the Mariott Hotel, and were off to the Muaetim of Science and Industry. Thia was where, not the atudenta, but the teachers were late getting back to the bua at the deaignated time! The day ended with watching a baaeball game at Raniaki Park. The Seniora finally returned back to MC around 4:00 a.m. May 10th. I ihink we could at least fit 10 more on here. 8 Tell us how cute we are! Don’t worry, Mr. Lenz, I’ll make sure I keep her up all night! They're smiling ai those good looking MC I'll be over as soon as she falls asleep. Annette. Seniors. After a long bus ride. Sorry, boys, the restroom is not working! We wuv each other! A survivor of the senior class trip. STUDENT OF THE MONTH October S.O.M. Sandy Ruhe December S.O.M. Diane Verhoff January S.O.M. Nick Morman 10 Each month, the National Honor Society chooses a Student of the Month. Students are nominated by the NHS members for their active- ness in school, leadership qualities. good character, and ability to get along with others well. Being Stu- dent of the Month is a very big honor. February S.O.M. Joyce Riepenhoff March S.O.M. Tina Gilgcnbach April S.O.M. Jeff Ljimmers May S.O.M. Sieve Ruck CATEGORICALLY Most Talkative Becky Gable Karl Schroeder Beat Looking John Lammers Joyce Riepenhoff Shyest Annette Schroeder Bill Nienberg Teacher’s Pet Rod Nuveman Jane Schroeder Most Outgoing Rowdiest Most School Spirit Craziest Tina Gilgenbach Greg Schroeder Best Bodies Jeff Gerdeman Joyce Riepenhoff Most Organized John Lammers Annette Schroeder Silliest Jane Schroeder Greg Schroeder Class Flirts Best Hair Joyce Riepenhoff Jeff Lamniers Best Eyes John Lamniers Sandy Ruhe Most Popular Best Sense of Humor Class Leaders Annette Noirol Karl Schroeder Smartest Most Likely to Succeed John Lamniers Sherrv Ellerbrock Most Athletic Jane Schroeder Steve Ruck Best Dancers Dick Schroeder Annette Noirol Class Clowns Annette Noirol Greg Schroeder Seniors Count Their Credits SHERRY ELLERBROCK Variety Show 1,3; Senior Play 4; NHS 2,3,4; NHS Viee President 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Yearbook Staff 3; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; FHA 1; Principal’s Award 4; Scholastic Bowl 3,4; OTSA 1,2,3,4; Homecoming At- tendant 4; Valedictorian 4; IA 2,3,4; SADI) 4. BECKY GABLE Senior Play 4; Chorus 1; Year- book Staff 3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3; FHA 1,2,3,4; OTSA 1,2,3; SADI). DIANE GABLE Senior Play 4; Chrous 1,2; Stu- dent Council 3,4; Student Council Secretary 4; Year- book Staff 3,4; Basketball 1,2; Basketball Stat 3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; OTSA 2,3. JEFF GERDEMAN FFA 1,2,3,4; Sweetheart Atten- dant 3; Prom Attendant 4. TINA GJLGENBACH Class Treasurer 1,2,4; Senior Play 4; Teacher Aide 1,2; NHS Honorary Member 4; Yearbook Staff 3,4; Year- book Photographer 3,4; Yearbook Editor 4; Cheerleader 2,3; Cheerleader Captain 3; Flag Corp 2,3; Baseball Stat 3,4; Basketball Stat 1; FHA 1,2,3,4; FHA Presi- dent 4; March Student of the Month 4; SADD 4, SADD Secretary 4; Sweetheart Queen 4. JIM HOHENBRINK IA 1,2,3. SANDY INKROTT Senior Play 4; NHS 3,4; NHS Secretary 4; Student Coun- cil 1,2,3,4; Student Coun- cil Secretary 3; Student Council President 4; Year- book Staff 3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; FHA 1,2,3,4; Scholastic Bowl 3; OTSA 1,3,4; FFA Attendant 4; Sweetheart Attendant 1; Prom Queen 4; SADD 4. JOLENE K E R N E R Teacher Aide 1; Chorus 1,2; Flag Corp 2,3; Year- book SlalT 3,4; Volleyball Stat 1,2; Basketball 1,2; FHA 1,2,3,4; SADD 4; Sweetheart Attendant 4. JANICE KLEMAN Variety Show 3; Senior Play 4; Teacher Aide 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Yearbook Staff 3,4; Basketball Stat 2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; FHA Award of Merit Chairman 4; FHA District President 3; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; OTSA 3; District Science Fair 2; SADD 4. DARRELL KDHLMAN Senior Play 4; Basketball 1; FFA 1,2,3,4; Sweetheart Attendant 4. MARTY KUHLMAN Senior Play 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4; FFA Student Advisor 4. CHRIS LAMMERS Senior Play 4; Teacher Aide 2,4; Yearbook Staff 3,4; Year- book Co-Editor 4; FHA 1,2,3,4; IA 3,4; FHA Of- ficer 3. JEFF LAMMERS Variety Show 3; Senior Play 4; Newspaper Staff 1; Ba sebali 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Golf 1,2,3,4; Golf State Finalist 3; Yearbook 4; FFA 2,3,4; April Stu- dent of the Month 4; Sweetheart Attendant 3. JOHN LAMMERS Senior Play 4; NHS 2,3,4; NHS President 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Scholastic Bowl 3,4; OTSA 1,2,3,4; Sweetheart Atten- dant 1; Prom King 4; District Science Fair 2,3; Principal’s Award 2,3; OSU Alumni Scholarship finalist 4; National Merit Scholar 4; Ohio Board of Regents Scholarship 4; OSl) Scarlet Grey Award 4; IA 1,2,3,4; Salutatorian 4. BOB LAMMERS FFA 1.2.3.4. MARK MORMAN Senior Play 4; FFA 1,2,3,4; Parliamentary Procedure Team 3,4; Soil Judging Team 3,4; Basketball 1; OTSA 2,4; District Science Fair 2,3; State Science Fair 2. JOE MORMAN Basketball 1,2; Golf 1,2,3,4; FFA 1.2.3.4. NICK MORMAN Senior Play 4; Baseball 3; Basket- ball 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Attendant 3; Homecoming King 4; IA 1,2,3,4; Year- book 4. RICH MORMAN Senior Play 4; Basketball 1; IA 1,2,3,4; Homecoming At- tendant 2. BILL NIENBERG Band 1; Basketball 2,3; IA 1,2,3,4. CHRIS NIESE Senior Play 4; Teacher Aide 1; Year- book Staff 3,4; Cheerleader 3; Flag Corp 2,3; Baseball Slat 3; Basketball Stal 1; SADI) 4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Sweetheart Attendant 3. ANNETTE NOIROT Class President 2,3,4; Senior Play 4; Teacher Aide 1,2; NHS 4; Flag Corp 2,3; Flag Corp Captain 3; Chorus 1; Yearbook Staff 4; Yearbook Business Manager4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader Cap- tain 4; Baseball Slat 2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; September Stu- dent of the Month 4; OTSA 4; Homecoming Attendant 2; Homecoming Queen 4; SADD 4. RODNEY Nil V EM AN Senior Play 4; NHS 2,3,4; NHS Treasurer 4; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Student Council Vice President 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basket- ball 1,2,3,4; OTSA 1,2,3,4; Principal’s Award 1; IA 1,2,3,4. MIKE OEDY Class Vice President 2,3,4; Senior Plav 4; NHS 4; Baseball 1,2; FFA 1,2,3,4; FFA President 4; Homecoming Attendant 1; Prom Atten- dant 4. JOYCE RIEPENHOFF Class President 1; Variety Show 3; Senior Play 4; Teacher Aide 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Yearbook Staff 3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1; FHA 1,2,3,4; FHA Treasurer 4; Pep Band 1; February Student of the Month 4; Scholastic Bowl 2,3,4; OTSA 2,3,4; Homecoming Attendant 3; FFA Queen 4; SADD 4. STEVE RUCK Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; IA 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Attendant 4. SANDY RUHR Class Treasurer 3; Variety Show 2,3; Senior Play 4; Teacher Aide 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Yearbook Staff 3,4; Basketball 1; FH A 1; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Oc- tober Student of the Month 4; SADD 4; SADD Presi- dent 4; Homecoming At- tendant 1; Prom Attendant 4; FFA Attendant 4. LISA SCHIEBER Variety Show 3; Senior Play 4; Teacher Aide 2; Band 1,2,3; Chorus 4; Yearbook Staff 3,4; FHA 1; Pep Band 1,2,3; Basketball Stat 1,2,3; SADD 4; IA 3,4. JEAN SCHNIPKE Variety Show 2,3; Senior Play 4; NHS 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Yearbook Staff 3,4; Ma- jorette 3,4; Basketball Stat 1,2; Track Stat 2; FHA 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Scholastic Bowl 2,3; OTSA 1,2. ANNETTE SCHROEDER Variety Show 3; Senior Play 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Yearbook Staff 3,4; Basketball Stat 2,3,4; Track Stat 2; FHA 1,2,3,4; FHA Vice Presidential Aide 4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; District Science Fair 2; SADD 4. CHAD SCHROEDER Senior Play 4; Baseball 1; Basketball 1; FFA 1,2,3,4. GREG SCHROEDER Senior Play 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Basketball 1,2,3; IA 1,2,3,4. JANE SCHROEDER Class Secretary 1,2,3,4; Senior Play 4; NHS 3,4; Flag Corp 2,3; Chorus 1; Year- book Staff 4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Sweetheart Attendant 2; Prom Attendant 4. KARL SCHROEDER Senior Play 4; Student Council 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Basketball 1,2; November Student of the Month 4; Scholastic Bowl 1,2,3,4; IA 1,2,3,4. DICK SCHROEDER Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basket- ball 1; FFA 1,2,3,4; Sweetheart King 4. BRANDON SHAFER Senior Play 4; Basketball 1; Golf 2; FFA 1,2,3,4; OTSA 3. LEANN STEFFEN Teacher Aide 1; Chorus 1,2,4; Yearbook Staff 3,4; Volleyball Stat 1; Basket- ball 1; FHA 1,2,3,4; SADD. DIANE VERHOFF Variety Show 2,3; Senior Play 4; Teacher Aide 1,2; Band 2; Chorus 1,2,4; Yearbook Staff 3,4; Yearbook Assis- tant Editor 4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; FHA Reporter 2; FHA Parliamentarian 3; FHA Vice President 4; December Student of the Month 4; SADD 4; IA 3,4. DEE WARNIMONT Varie- ty Show 3; Senior Play 4; Teacher Aide 3; Newspaper Staff 2; Chorus 1,3; Yearbook Staff 1,2,3; Basketball Manager 1,2; FFA 2,3,4; FHA 1; SADD 4. KEVIN WARNIMONT Basketball 1; Golf 2,3; IA 1.2.3.4. KEN WESTRICK IA 1.2.3.4. DEDICA Ti We dedicate thin page to our favorite little Texan. Stephanie wan with us until her Junior year. She left some great memories here in Miller City. Though she continues to visit us, we’ve missed her smile and hilarious giggle everyday. Stephanie will always be a special part of this Class of 1987. Here’s to you. Babe! 16 Isn’t life a beach??? Diane Marie Gable Tina Marie Gilgenbach Jeffrey Eugene Gerdeman Dennis James Hohenbrink Sherry Jo Ellerbrock Becky Ann Gable 18 Sandra Sue Inkrott John Anthony hammers Janice Diana Jolene Louise Kemer Kleman Darrell Edwin Kulhman Martin Joseph Kuhlman Jeffrey Scott Lammers 20 It’s loo early for pictures, guys. We can’t wait! 21 Harder! Harder! Darrell comtemplating the meaning of life. Mark Joseph Morman Robert Charles Lammers Nicholas William Morman Christine Lynelle Niese Joseph Lee Morman Richard Stanley Morman William Joseph Nienberg Annelle Renee Noirol Rodney David Muveman Sandra Renee Ruhe Elizabeth Ann Schieber Steven Joseph Ruck Michael William Oedy Joyce Marie Riepenhoff Two heads are belter than one. Pm not dumb! Annette shows her friendlier side 24 This is my best side! Bunch of dumb! They told me I could play! Jean Marie Schnipke Jane Marie Schroeder Chad Vincent Schroeder Gregory William Schroeder Richard Daniel Schroeder Karl Joseph Schroeder Annette Bertha Schroeder Brandon Michael Shafer Diane Kay Verhoff Leann Kay Steffen Kevin Joseph Warnimont Delilah Renee Warnimont CLASS OF 1987 Motto: The Road Won't Be Lonely If We Can Say At The End, We Walked The Way Together Hand In Hand With A Friend. Song: “Friends” Colors: Ivory and Peach Flower: Ivory Rose tipped in Peach Kenneth William Westrick Whal do you want now? 28 29 Why are you looking at me? You gotta fight to be a for your right SENIOR. Don't even think about it! Who me? Computer Science Major 33 What do ya have planned for tonight? Need a pop? What is it? GRADUATION Graduation commencement for the Claw of 1987 was held on May 29th. This was a time for remembering times of laughter, tears, success, pile ups, smiles, and most of all close friendships. As the Class of 1987 graduated, it was probably one of the biggest steps they had to take, but they know if they ever need a friend, any of their classmates will be there for them with a warm hug, a hand to hold, or just a smile to brighten their day. Friends for life! Honor Students Row 1-Sandy Inkrott, Joyce Riepenhoff. Row 2-Jean Schnipke, John trammers. Rod Nuveman, Sherry Ellerbrock. Senior Class President-Annelte Noirol Valedictorian-Sherry Ellerbrock Best of friends ALWAYS! 34 The Schroeders always lending a helping hand! National Honor Society Members-Row 1 -Jane Schroeder, Sherry Ellerbrock, Becky Gable, Annette Which side does this go on? Noirot. Row 2-Sandy Inkrotl, John l ammers, Rod Nuveman, Mike Oedy, Jean Schnipke. 35 You better get it straight, Lisa! The Class of 1987 completely together one last lime. 36 Senior Class Officers-Front-President Annette Noirot. Back- Secretary Jane Schroeder, Vice President Mike Oedy, Treasurer Tina Gilgenbach. It rut T FRESH BAX BIKER On September 12th the M.C. school yard was the place to be with mud, water, eggs, and whipped cream. The Seniors won with the Juniors trailing behind. Later that night the Freshman were initiated with the rocking tunes of Soundwaves at the Freshman Mix- er. The dance was at the Sportsman’s Club from 8:00 to 11:00 p.m. Seniors dressed punk this year as they showed up in funky clothes and moussed up hair. John's Dream! Nol exactly clean cut kids. Sisters!?! Has anyone seen Spotty?” I’m going to kill whoever did this to my hair!” 38 GOLF The Golf Team ended its season respectively by missing the regional tournament by one stroke for the 2nd year in a row. JefT hammers qualified for the regionals by shooting a 39 and 41 to give him a respectable 80. The Varsity ended up with a season record of 25-28. Senior Team Members Jeff I ammers. Joe Morman Top, left lo right: Varisty Golf team members Jeff I ammers. Steve Brown, Joe Morman, Jeff Kosengarten. Dale Dulle. Coach Dennis Mumaw. Bottom, left to right: Reserve Golf team members Kurt Schroeder, Todd Rosengarten, Rodney Niese, Jeff Kiden. Brian Kuhlman. Jim Balbaugh. Coach Dennis Mumaw. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL r I Players: Sandy Inkrotl, Diane Verhoff, Jane Schroeder, Annette Noirot. Senior Varsity Volleyball The Miller City Volleyball team was alive and full of spirit this year. The team had qualities of super sportsmanship and close friend- ships. The team graduated 4 seniors this year and finished the season with a record of 13-7. 40 Left to Right: Varsity Volleyball Members Anne l.ammers. Beth trammers, Marcia Liebrecht, Amy Vennekotter, Lisa Kuhlman, Jenny Schroeder, Jenny Morman. Mary Wank, Annette Noirot, Diane Verhoff. Sandy Inkrott. Jane Schroeder, Coach Ed Marsman. JUNIOR VARSITY VOLLEYBALL The Junior Varsity Volleyball team ended its season with 15 wins and 4 losses. It was a great year for all the players and their coach, Jean Forster. We would like to offer a big thanks to Jean Forster for her years of coaching, since this was her last year. Once again thanks, and always remember, you’ll be greatly missed. Lefl to Right: Stats Kathy Vennekotter, Bernice Gustwiller, Wendy Erford, Sonya Kuhlman, Tracy Morman, Kim Kuhlman, Amy Schmenk. Top: Pam Brown, Shelly Niese, Jenny Lammere, Sue Lehman, Jenny Inkrott, Vicki Liebrecht, Sara Meyer. Center: Varsity Coach Ed Marsman, Dawn Niese, Leann Wenzlick, Sandy Schroeder. Bottom: Nicki Lammers, Dana Steffen, Sheree Otto. Absent: Junior Varsity Coach Jean Forster. 41 JUNIOR HMGH volleyball The Junior High Volleyball teamn had an outstanding season ending its records with 12-1 for the 8th grade, and 9-4 for the 7th grade. The season was a very exciting experience for all, especially for the 7th grade since this was their first year. The coaches put a lot of extra time and atten- tion toward these girls hy bringing in outside help. Top Seventh Grade: Row 1 Shawnda Kindle, Melissa Deatrick. Row 2 Jackie Brown, Emily Hermiller, Jill Niese, Becky Niese. Row 3 Jenny Michael, Christy Kern, Marla Ummers, Julie Kuhlman. Standing Coach Pam Niese. Bottom Eighth Grade: Row 1 Lajean Steffen, Beth Shafer, Kim Kindle, Jenny Oberhaus. I ori Niese, Charlotte Burgei. Row 2 l aurie Stewart, Julie Salisbury, Carrie Gerschulz, Roxanne Brown. Row 3 Rachel Warnimont, Lori Verhoff, Debbie Wagner, Stacey Kern, Amy Niese, Jill Brown. Absent Coach Jackie Gerten. Top right corner: Slats Sue Recker, Lisa Niese. The students of Miller City High School really celebrated Halloween this year, instead of dressing up one day, they dressed up all week, choosing a dif- ferent costume each day. The costumes ranged in everything from ghosts, witches, and ugly monsters to bag ladies, geeks, valley girls. Buckwheat, and Pete and Repeat. Every year “The Spirit” chooses the winners; this year’s winners were: Tracy Mor- man, Anne Lammers, Sara Meyer, Greg Schroeder, Dale Dulle, Sandy Inkrott, Joyce Ripenhoff, Sharon Barlage, Danny Gable. HALLOWEEN 43 VARSITY The Varsity Basketball team had its ups and downs this year. After getting off to a rocky start, the team rebounded to play some solid basketball late in the season and win some close ballgames. The liighpoint of the year for the Seniors was when they won their final game here at Miller City to go out on a winning note. All of the players, especially the Seniors, deserve a lot of credit for their hard work and contribution throughout the year. Varsity Boys Basketball Team: Front: Ass’t Coach Dan Kern, Head Coach Kevin McClaughlin. Manager Chris Keesler. Back: Roy Wenzinger. Steve Ruck. Marty Kuhlman, Nick Morman. Erick Scheckelhoff, Doug Ruhe. Rodney Nuveman, Todd Okuley, Jeff l ammers, Cary Melia. Russ Wenzinger. Junior Varsity Basketball Team: Front: Coach Marty Zender, Manager Chris Keesler. Back: Brian Ruhe, Greg Otto. Rod Niese, Bryan Kuhlman. Brian Dukes, Don Liebrecht, Randy Recker, Eric Scheckelhoff, Brian Inkrolt. Dan Gable. Cary Melia. Mark Recker. JUNIOR VARSITY FRESHMAN KASKETRAEE Thin year’s Freshman Basketball Team ended with a season record of 10-5. These players were very talented, with a few of them playing on the Junior Var- sity team. This was a new and fun experience for the guys. Coach Tom Forster was very happy with their at- titude this season. Freshman Basketball Team: Chuck Riepenhoff, Brady Schroeder. Brian Ruhe, Don Miller. Kirk Scheckelhoff. Bryan Kuhlman, Matt Layne. Craig Eiden. Front: Manager Erick Wamimont, Absent Coach Tom Forster. The Junior High Basketball team were very talented thin year. The seventh grade ended their season 12-2. The team lost both games in very close matches. The eight grade team also did a super job with a final record 13-3. The coaches were very proud of these young players for all of their constant contribu- tion to the game. Keep up the good work! JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL 8th Grade Basketball Team: Row 1-Manager Mike Meyer. Stats Roxanne Brown, Jill Brown. Lori Niese, Manager Leo Recker. Row 2-AI Warniment, Phil Schroeder. Mark Long, Roy Schroeder, Joe Ruck. Chad Okuley, Nate Schroeder. Row 3-Malt Michel, Jeff Palte, Matt Kuhlman. Jon Balbaugh. Don Kaufman. Scott Niese. John Morman. 7lh Grade Basketball Team: Row 1-Manager Mike Meyer. Slats Shawnda Kindle. Sue Recker, Emily Hermiller. Manager I eo Recker. Row 2-Andy Kaufman. Paul Schnipke, John Reed, Kevin Morman, Joe Schroeder, Jeremy Ordaz, Dale Liebrecht. Row 3-Randy Sieflcer, Mike Rosengarten. Andy Layne. Rob Kuhlman, Phil Liebrecht, Rick l ammers. Jay Miller, Greg Liebrecht. 47 CIIEEREEA DERS This year’� cheerleading season was filled with many activities, ranging from baking cookies for the ball players and planning pep rallies to learning new cheers and decorating the halls with spirit. The Varsity received 6 superior ribbons at their camp this year, and the Junior Varsity received 4-1st place ribbons at their camp. A lot of work goes into being a cheerleader, so these cheerleaders deserve credit for all of their hard work and spirit throughout the year. Varsity Cheerleaders: Bottom-Annetle Noirot. Row 2 Anne hammers, Mary Wank. Row 3 Marcia Liebrecht, Sherry Ellerbrock. Top-Joyce Riepenhoff. Upper Right: Reserve Cheerleaders: Bollom- Jill Schroeder. Row 2 Renee Okuley, Sharon Barlage. Row 3 Stacy Alt. Melissa Warnimonl. Upper Middle: Senior Annette Noirot. Right: Senior Sherry Ellerbrock. and Senior Joyce 48 Riepenhoff. Top Pholo: Mascot Oran Verhoff. Middle Left Photo: Freshman Cheerleaders: Bottom-Kathy Vennekotter, Sandy Schroeder. Top-Dana Steffen, Ronda l ammers. Middle Right Photo: 7th Grade Cheerleaders: Bottom-Maria Lammers. Standing-Julie Kuhlman. Jill Niese, Christy Kern. Bottom Left Photo: 8th Grade Cheerleaders: Standing-Carrie Gerschutz, Jenny Erford, Amy Niese. Top-Kim Kindle. 49 Sieve Ruck Sherry Eilerbrock s t ?X6 9 e fit ct ft e tt i c a i a t % i r 6 ? ?X7 9 4 Doug Ruhe Lynn Wagner 'Jtic6 Ca 2aee t s4 t iette Tfoinat Bryan Kuhlman Stephanie Yamell HOMECOMING DANCE The Student Council sponsored the Homecoming Dance on December 6, 1986. It was held at the Miller City Sportsman’s Club from 8:00-11:00 with music by Horizons. The court was announc- ed at 9:15. Nick Morman and An- nette Noirot were crowned King and Queen of the Dance. It was definitely a night to remember, in many different ways. A-NET kissing A-NUT “She’s loo short, Mike.” “He’s too tall. Sue.' Senior Jane Schroeder VARSITY BASKET- BALL The Varsity team was definitely one to be honored this year. Jane Schroeder and Amy Ven- nekotter both received 1st team PCL, with Sonya Kuhlman on 2nd team PCL. Beth Lammers and Diane VerhofT each receiv- ed honorable mention. Jane went on to receive District 8-1st team, and Amy receiving 2nd team. Coach Dennis Mumaw also received Co-Coach of the year in the PCL. Senior Diane Verhoff 52 Varsity Girls Basketball Team: Row 1: Sheree Otto, Nicki l-ammers, Sara Meyer, Beth I ammers, Jenny Schroeder, Jane Schroeder. Row 2: Assistant Coach Ed Marsman, Brenda Kaufman, Jenny Inkrott, Diane Verhoff, Sonya Kuhlman, Amy Vennekotler, Coach Denny Mumaw . The 1986-1987 Girls Junior Varsity Basketball team had a great year. Even though their record was only 13-7, the Lady Wildcats did an excellent job considering they were almost all first year high school players. JR. VARSITY BASKETBALL Junior Varsity Basketball Team: Row I: Jody Niese, Sheree Otto, Sara Meyer. Pam Brown, Nicki tammers. Row 2: Anita l ammcrs, Bernice Gustwiller, Renee Burgei, Brenda Kaufman, Vicki Liebrecht, Aas’t Coach Denny Mumaw, Absent Coach Wilma Vennekotter. Below Left: Statisticians: Row 1: Annette Schroeder, Janice Kleman. Row 2: Amy Schmenk, Kathy Balbaugh, Cathy Schnipke. Bottom Left: Scorekeepers: Diane Gable, Becky Gable. 1 '4 JR. HIGH GIRLS BASKETBALL The Junior High Girls teams had a real super season, with the eighth grade team taking the PCL crown. Their final record after all of the hard work was 8- 6. The seventh grade had an even more impressive record of 9-1. Coach Steve Peck deserves a lot of credit for coaching the seventh grade team, for this was his first year on the MC coaching staff. This was also the second year Coach Ed Marsman led the eighth grade team on to a victorious season. Way to go, girls . . . good job! 8th Grade Girls Basketball Team: Row 1-Slat Julie Salisbury, Jenny Erford, Lori Verhoff, Donna Kaufman, Terry Rosengarten. Slat Becky Niese. Row 2-Stat Lisa Niese, Rachel Wamimont, Deb Wagner, Coach Ed Marsman, Diane Lehman, Stacey Kern, Slat Beth Shafer. 7th Grade Basketball Team: Row 1-Stat Julie Salisbury, Amy Balbaugh, Julie Kuhlman, Shawnda Kindle, Emily Hermiller, Slat Becky Niese. Row 2-Slat Lisa Niese, Julie Palte, Jenny Michel, Coach Steve Peck, Lynn Kuhlman, Jackie Brown, Slat Beth Shafer. Upper Left: Seniors-Darrell Kuhlman, Jolene Kemer. Upper Right: Juniors- Brian Inkrott, Kelly Morman. Ix wer Left: Sophomores-Randy Recker, Kelly I. Niese. Lower Right: Freshman-Kirk Scheckelhoff, Sandy Schroeder. 56 This year’s Sweetheart Dance was a very memorable one for all, especially to Dick Schroeder and Tina Gilgenbach who were crowned King and Queen of the dance. This year, the FFA joined the FHA in sponsoring this dance. The Sportsman’s Club was decorated with many hearts and balloons to fit the theme. There were many memories made of the night, even if it was “If Only For A Night!” MARCHING BAND The Miller City High School Marching Band had a truly memorable Hummer in 1986. After months of sweltering prac- tice we marched at Cedar Point and even in Miller City. We could be seen at the Defiance Halloween Parade and we per- formed in Powell, Ohio. We entertained with favorites “Smokin’ In The Boys Room” and “Walking On Sunshine.” The band would like to thank Mr. Powell and all of our loyal fans for their support. Majorettes: left to right Pam Brown, Lisa Schroeder, Head Majorette Jenny Morman. Jean Schnipke. Tracy Niese. 58 Row I Jeff Palle, Pam Brown. Lisa Schrocdcr, Jenny Morman. Jean Schnipke. Tracy Niese. Phil Schroeder. Row 2 Sandy Ruhe. Joyce I'alte, Kim Kuhlman. Sharon Yarnell. Row 3 Kathy Balbaugh. Janice Kleman, Jenny Inkrotl. Mary Wank. Row t Jeff Eidcn. Cathy Schnipke. Tracy Morman. Joyce Riepenhoff. Row 5 Beth Uminers. Stephanie Kuhlman, Annette Schroeder, Amy Schnipke. Row 6 Stephanie Yarnell. Don Miller. Brenda Kaufman. Jeff Rosengarten. Row 7 Matt Schnipke. Ann Recker. Joy Reed. Wendy Erford. Row 8 Doug Barlage. Bernice Gustwiller, Amy Recker. Todd Rosengarten. OFFICERS STATE COUATY BAND CHOIR Once again this years members of the county music department joined to make beautiful music together. The practices were held at Bluffton College and an afternoon performance was given at Continental High School. It was a learning but enjoyable experience for all. The Seniors will always carry a part of it with them. The State Band Members gathered for a couple of weeks in the summer to practice for performances at various places. They performed at the Ohio State Fair, where there were many friends and memories made. Upper Left: Band Officers: left to right-President Anne Recker, Vice President Sandy Ruhe. Secretary Joyce Reipenhoff. Stage Manager Doug Barlage. Middle Left: County Band Participants: Sandy Ruhe, Stephanie Yarnell. Bottom I„eft: County Band Participants: Row 1-Jean Schnipke, Janice Kleman, Cathy Schnipke, Stephanie Kuhlman. Row 2-Tracy Morman, Anne Recker. Lisa Schroeder, Jenny Morman. Annette Schroeder, Doug Barlage. Joyce Riepenhoff. Row 3-Jeff Eiden. Todd Rosengarten. Kathy Balbaugh. Top Right: State Band Members: Jean Schnipke. Doug Barlage, Anne Recker. Bottom Right: County Choir Participants: Judy Morman, Sonya Kuhlman, Stacy Kleman, Lisa Schieber, Diane Verhoff, Sherry Ellerbrock, Leann Steffan, Joyce Palte. CON CEB T PEP This year the pep band ventured to Defiance and Findley Colleges for their games with the Bluffton Beavers. They had fun jamming out to “China Grove” and “Take Me Home.” They showed their state spirit with the Ohio State fight song, “Across the Field” followed by “Hang On Sloopy.” The concert band was a very excellent group this year. They provided a very entertaining Christmas concert for the public. Something new for the band was playing for the elementary and high school students and faculty. This was an enjoyable experience for the band and audience. They also provided a Spring Concert at which the Seniors were recognized for their years of dedicated service. Top comer-Senior band members: Row 1 Janice Kleman, Jean Schnipke, Sandy Ruhe. Row 2 Joyce RiepenhofT, Annette Schroeder. Middle photo- Pep Band Members: Row 1 Jeff Eiden, Jeff Rosengarten, Doug Barlage, Ann Recker, Tracy Morman, Sharon Yameil, Lisa Schroeder, Jenny Morman, Stephanie Kuhlman, Karen Lehman. Row 2 Sandy Ruhe, Jean Schnipke. Janice Kleman, Annette Schroeder, Scott Niese, Amy Schnipke, Cathy Schnipke, Kathy Balbaugh, Phil Schroeder, Jeff Palte. Row 3 Don Miller. Bernice Custwiller, Wendy Erford, Joy Reed, Amy Recker, Kim Kuhlman, Jenny Inkrott. Brenda Kaufman, Stephanie Yarnell, Joyce Palte, Julie Salisbury, Donna Kaufman, Todd Rosengarten. Bottom photo- Concert Band Members: Row 1 Jean Schnipke, Annette Schroeder, Jancie Kleman, Joy Reed, Cathy Schnipke, Mary Wank, I-isa Schroeder, Tracy Morman. Row 2 Kathy Balbaugh, Amy Schnipke, Joyce Palte, Todd Rosengarten, Joyce Riepenhoff, Jeff Eiden. Sandy Ruhe, Kim Kuhlman, Sharon Yarnell, Jenny Inkrott, Ann Recker. Row 3 Don Miller, Brenda Kaufman. Stephanie Yarnell, Beth Lammers, Jeff Rosengarten, Stephanie Kuhlman. Row 3 Director Stephen Powell. Jenny Morman, Tracy Morman. Doug Barlage. Julie Ellerbrock, Wendy Erford, Bernice Custwiller. Amy Recker. Even though the high school choir wan small this year, we still sounded great. With twelve members in all, some singing high, some singing low, some not sure, we learned about music and sight-reading. From singing hosannas to “bahaladingas,” we sure had a lot of fun. JR. HIGH BAND SR. HiGH CHOIR Left to right: Row 1 Chastity Niese, Rachel Barlage, Kmily Hermiller, Nicki Cass. Marcia Wenzlick, Donna Kaufman. Amy Balbaugh. Row 2 Jay Miller. Julie Palte, Shawnda Kindle, Christy Kern. Andy i iyne. Paul Schnipke, Phil Schroeder. John Morman. Matt Kuhlman. Scott Niese, Julie Salisbury, l urie Stewart. Row 3 Director Mr. Powell, Jeff Palte, Mike Rosengarten, Bill Balbaugh, Chris Keesler. Left to right: Row 1 Sharon Yamell, Ann Recker, Lisa Schieber, Joyce Palte. Row 2 Stacy Kleman, Sonya Kuhlman. Sherry Ellerbrock. Judy Morman. Row 3 Diane Ellerbrock, Marcia Librecht. Diane Verhoff, Leann Steffen, Director Mr. Powell. aXHS STUDENT COUNCIL The National Honor Society sold pizzas as their fundraising activity. This chapter with the help of Student Council sponsored Wrestlemania this year. Also the N.H.S chose Tina Gilgenhach as their honorary member at the county banquet. The Stu- dent Council sponsored ac- tivities such as Field Day, Freshman Mixer and Homecoming. This year the Student Council honored the 1977 State Baseball champs in a special ceremony. 62 National Honor Society Members: Row 1: Jane Schroeder. Jean Schnipke. Mike Oedy. Secretary Sandy Inkrott, Treasurer Rodney Nuveman, Vice President Sherry Ellerbrock. President John Lammera. Becky Cable. Annette Noirot. Row 2: Jill Schroeder. Doug Barlage. Jeff Eiden. Amy Vennekolter, Anne Lammera, Leann Wenzlick. Ann Recker. Mary Wank, Beth Lammers, Advisor William l mmers. Student Council Members: Sitting: Secretary Diane Gable. President Sandy Inkrott. Standing: Sara Meyer. Advisor James Raudabaugh. Anne I-ammcrs, Treasurer Doug Ruhe. Erick W'arnimonl, Karl Schroeder. Brian Ruhe. Vice President Rodney Nuveman, Amy Vennekolter. Ann Recker. BOYS GIRLS STATE A9t. LEGI WINNERS Girls Stale Representative Sherry F.llerbroek and Boys State Representative Rod Nuveman. American Legion Winners: Row 1: Sherry Ellerbrock. Jenny Schroeder. Leann Wenzlick. Row 2: Kevin W amimont. Todd Okuley. Randy Recker. SCHOLASTIC BOWL Row ]: Jenny Schroeder, Joyce Riepenhoff, Sherry Ellerbrock, Ann Recker. Row 2: Advisor James Raudabaugh, Brook Schroeder, Karl Schroeder, John Lammers, Doug Barlagc, Kathy Balbaugh. Row 3: Don Liebrecht, Randy Recker, Brenda Kaufman, Kim Kuhlman, Stephanie Kuhlman, Joyce Palte, Vicki Liebrecht, Advisor Paul Lenz, Jeff Eiden. The team faced many challenges this year. Rumor has it they counted on food for thought. This tactic, may have been what led the team to a third place rank- ing emerging from league action. At the county tournament the team really show- ed their stufT. After an initial defeat in the first round, they rallied, smashing team after team until stopped in the final round where they settled for 2nd place. Being on ihe yearbook staff lake� a lot of time, work, and dedication to make a successful yearbook. There are many photon to be taken, pages to be drawn up, ads to be gold, copies to be written, and most of all, deadline; to be met. Thin year, nome of thene thingn were made eanier by the une of the company’s com- puter. All of the hard work and dedication in paid off when you nee the nmilen on everyone’s faces, and here them say, “Hey thin is neat!” Left to right: Assistant Editor Diane Verhoff. Editor Tina Gilgenbach, Assistant Editor Chris Lam mere. YEARBOOK Left to right: Row 1 Ass’l Editor Chris l mmers. Photographer Ann Recker, Ass’t Editor, Copy Editor, Photographer Diane Verhoff. Editor, Photographer Tina Gilgenbach, Business Manager Annette Noirot. Advisor Judy Ruen. Row 2 Sandy Inkrott, Jane Schroeder, Leann Steffen. Sandy Ruhe, Chris Niese, Becky Gable, Joyce Riepenhoff. Row 3 Janice Kleman. Jean Sehnipke, Lisa Schroeder. Jenny Morman. Annette Schroeder. Judy Morman, Diane Gable, Jolene Kerner. Row 4 Copy Editor Greg Schroeder, Lisa Schieber, Tracy Morman, Jenny Schroeder, Stacy Kleman. Lisa Kuhlman, Amy Vennekolter. Copy Editor Karl Schroeder. Absent Nick Morman. Jeff Lammers. 65 FFA JUDGING TEAMS This year’s FFA teams did a very good job in area competition. The Parliamentary Procedure Team placed a 1st in the county as well as a 3rd in the distrcit. The Urban Soil Judging Team placed 1st in the county, and 8th in the district. The Rural Soil Judging Team placed 2nd in the county. These guys deserve a lot of credit for their work in competition. Parlimcnlary Procedure Team: Row 1 Kurt Schroeder, Doug Ruhe, Ron Deitering, Gene Siebeneck, Russ Wenzinger. Brandon Shafer, Brian Inkrott, Oran Verhoff. Row 2 Mark Morman, Chad Schroeder, Marty Kuhlman, Mike Oedy, Brook Schroeder, Roy Wenzinger. MILLER CITY Left Photo: Rural Soil Judging Team: Mark Morman, Chad Schroeder. Marty Kuhlman, Mike Oedy. Eric Scheckelhoff. Right Photo: Urban Sod Judging Team: Doug Ruhe, Brook Schroeder, Brian Inkrott, Roy Wenzinger, Jim Balbaugh. 67 King John Lammers vmm to The date of the Junior-Senior Prom this year was May 15th. The Juniors prepared a very beautiful prom, which consisted of many balloons, and many other very eye catching features. John Lammers and Sandy Inkrott reigned over the prom as they were chosen Prom King and Queen. 1st attendants were Jane Schroeder and Jeff Cerdeman. 2nd attendants were Sandy Kuhe and Mike Oedy. The Seniors would like to thank the Juniors for a very special night, one that they’ll never forget! There’s always at least one court fool! Queen Sandy Inkrott 1st attendants Jeff Cerdeman and Jane Schroeder Over the years, the Miller City FFA has proved to he one of the most prestigious organizations in school. Mr. Steve Peck signed in as the new Vo-Ag teacher this 86-87 school year. He’s determined to let the county know just how great our chapter is. We strongly sug- gest that the incoming Freshmen take a good strong look at Vo-Ag and FFA. You don’t have to be a farmer to fit in. Mr. Peck has a degree in agri-business and we’re sure he will open up a new category in the FFA especially for this. So join the FFA and develop those qualities of leadership which a future farmer should possess. Left lo right: Row 1 Sentinel Roy Wenzinger, Secretary Oran Verhoff, Treasurer Russ Wenzinger. Row 2 Vice President Doug Ruhe, Reporter Brian Inkrotl. Advisor Marty Kuhlman, President Mike Oedy. Seated: left to right: Brian Inkrotl. Roy Wenzinger. Doug Ruhe. Mike Oedy. Oran Verhoff. Russ Wenzinger. Marty Kuhlman. Row 2 Advisor Steve Peck. Brian Ellerbrock, Kurt Schroeder. Randy Schnipke, Craig Eiden, Chuck Riepenhoff, Brian Ruhe. Brady Schroeder. Adam Wilhelm. Row 3 Joe Morman, Bob I ammers. Delilah W'arnimont, Randy Niese. Dave Rieman. Cary Melia. Jim Balbaugh. Greg Otto. Bill Ellerbrock. Mark Recker. Richard Geckle. Todd Rosengarten. Jeff Meyer. Brook Schroeder. Matt Wilhelm. Row 4 Mark Morman, Brandon Shafer. Chad Schroeder, Darrell Kuhlman. Jeff Gerdeman. Jeff Lammcrs. Eric Scheckelhoff. Louie Hermiller, Gene Siebeneck, Ron Deitering, Dick Schroeder, Bryan Kuhlman. Brian Kuhlman. Chad Niese, Randy Recker, Don Miller. Kirk Scheckelhoff. FFA BANQUET March 31� ! was the date for this years FFA Banquet. President Mike Oedy welcomed everyone, and a din- ner was held. First year Advisor Steve Peck presented various awards, and recognized many students for their outstanding activities. Joyce RiepenhofT was elected as FFA Queen, and attendants were Sandy Inkrott and Sandy Ruhe. The office of Presi- dent was then handed over to Doug Ruhe for the next school year. FHA The FHA sponsors many aetivitie throughout the school year, such as FHA week, candy sales, hake sale, and the Sweetheart Dance. This year, the FFA joined us in preparing the Sweetheart Dance. In the spring we have our annual banquet where various awards are presented to students. This year our enrollment increased with a large amount of Freshmen. A couple of the Seniors even got a chance to receive their state degrees. Left lo righl: Row 1 Historian Lisa Schroeder, Recreation and Song Leader Mary Wank. Vice Presidential Aide Annette Schroeder. Row 2 Reporter Jenny Lammers. Photographer Marcia Liebrecht. Award of Merit Chairman Janice Kleman, Parliamentarian Diane Ellerbrock, Vice President Diane Verhoff. Secretary Judy Morman. Treasurer Joyce Riepenhoff. President Tina Cilgenbach. l ft to right: Row 1 Lisa Schroeder. Annette Schroeder. Janice Kleman. Judy Morman. Joyce Riepenhoff. Tina Cilgenbach, Diane Verhoff. Marcia Liebrecht, Mary Wank. Diane Ellerbrock, Jenny Lammers. Row 2 I eann Steffen. Kathy Long, Sharon Barlage. Chris Long, Amy Schmenk, Stephanie Kuhlman. Jill Schroeder. Sandy Schroeder, Shelly Niese, Cathy Schnipke, Rhonda Shafer, Jody Niese, Amy ( erdeman, Chris l ammers, Pam Brown, Diane l ehman. Amy Recker, Annette Noirot. Advisor Mrs. Miller. Row 3 Mary Lou Schroeder, Cheryl Baldridge. Kim Brown, Marilyn Schieber, Joyce Palte. Jenny Morman. Sheree Otto. Dana Steffen. Kathy Vennekotter, Lynn Wagner, Joy Reed. Wendy Erford, Jane Schroeder, Jolene Kerner, Becky Gable, Roxanne Brown. Diane Gable. Row 4 Kelly Morman. Bernice Gustwiller, Stacy Kleman. Ronda lammers. Vicki Liebrecht, Beth Lammers, Kim Kuhlman. Brenda Kaufman. Cheryl Kuhlman. Terry Rosengarten. Amy Schnipke, Jean Schnipke, Kathy Balbaugh, Kelly I. Niese, Anita Lammers, Sandy Inkroll, Chris Niese. EBA BANQUET The Miller City FHA held its an- nual banquet on April 29. After dinner, Mrs. Miller presented awards and President Tina Gilgenhach recognized the girls who received their Junior and Chapter degrees. Diane Eller- brock, the incoming President, recognized the State degrees and also the seniors for their ac- complishments through the past 4 years. After Diane closed the meeting, the Home Ec depart- ment held a style show in which they modeled their clothes they created in class this year. 73 SCHOLASTIC BANQUET The National Honor Society hooted the annual Scholastic Ban- quet on a hot May 20th evening. Student� were honored for their special achievement� for their cla� � work, a� well a� in organiza- tions and athletic� . Senior John Lammers earned several scholar- ships for his future college years. Below, Diane Verhoff is showing off her certificate. 9 Above, Rod Nuveman receives his Scholar Athlete Award. Rod along with Annette Noirot earned this award for their outstanding scholastic and athletic abilities at MC. 74 ATHLETIC BANQUET The athletic banquet was held on May 13th this year. Any student par- ticipating in a «port, whether being a player, manager, 8tat, cheerleader, or VTR person, was recognized. The coaches presented them with their let- ters, certificates, trophies, or pins. The coaches also thanked the students’ parents for all of their support. Junior High Track Team-Row 1-Statistician Rachel Warnimonl. Christy Kern, Julie Palte, Julie Kuhlman, Statistician Wendy Erford, Coach leader. Row 2-Jill Niese, Rachel Rarlage, Jenny Michel, Marla Lainmers. Row 3-Charlotle Burgei, lx ri Niese, Julie Salisbury . Marcia Wenzlick. Row 4-Jenny Erford. Amy Niese, Stacy Kern. Carrie Gerschulz. Roxanne Brown. Beth Shafer, Jill Brown, Karen l ehman. Once again, the Miller City Junior High Track Team won the Putnam County League Championship, allow- ing Coach Leader to sport a new look for spring. The girls finished this season with a great 24-1 record. 76 (iNILS TRACK Varsity Track Team-How 1-Jenny Inkrott. Amy Kleman. Lynn Wagner, Jenny Schroeder, Tracy Morman. Sharon Barlage, Kim Brow'll. Row 2-Stalistician Belh lammrrs, Statistician Jenny Lammcrs, Tracy Nicse, Sheree Otto. Anita l ammers. Jody Niese. Dawn Niese, Sue I ehman, Coach Benton. Amy Vennekotter earned her way to the State Track and Field Championships at Ohio Stadium in June for the third time. This year, Amy ran in the 300 meter hurdles, and finished in fifth place with a time of 46-62. VARSITY IS ASIAS AI A The 1987 spring baseball learn had a 15-9 8ea«on record. Everyone wan disappointed when we lost to Delphos St. John’� in tournament. The Seniors were especially disappointed because this tournament fell on their senior trip, so the players were unable to go to Chicago. When you’re struggling, you need some breaks to help you out, we didn’t get many. Of course, we always had our cheerful and unbeliev- ably talented stats to keep things running smoothly. We seniors will be taking two stats and five players from the team, but there are talented underclassmen waiting to fill the ranks and we want to see the spring team of 1988go all the way! Top Photo: Varsity Baseball Team: Row 1- Rodney Nuveman, Dick Schroeder, John (dimmers. Marty Kuhlman, Steve Ruck, Statistician Annette Noirot. Row 2-Roy Wen .inger. Steve Brown. Cory Melia. Brian Ruhe, Jim Balbaugh, Statistician Mary Wank. Row 3-Cary Melia. l)oug Ruhe, Coach Dan Kern. Assistant Coach Marty Zender, Russ Wenzinger, Statistician Tina Cilgenbach. Row 2 Photos lx ft to Right: Seniors Dick Schroeder, Steve Ruck. Marty Kuhlman. Bottom Photos l eft to Right: Seniors John I dimmers, Rodney Nuveman. 78 Upper Left Pholo: Junior Varsity Baseball leam: Row 1-Rodney Niese, Erick Warnimonl. Adam Wilhelm, Craig Eiden. Row 2-Stalislician Stacy All, Jon Thornton. Todd Rosengarten. Matt I ayne. Bryan Kuhlman. Statistician Renee Okuley. Row 3 Cory Melia. Jim Balbaugh. Brian Dukes, Steve Brown. Coach Marty Zender. The Reserve team, breaking in new faces at new positions this year, had a break even season at 6-6. Coach Zender prepared the boys well to fill in the vacant spots left by this years seniors. Coach Zender also realized that not everyone appreciates his coaching ability, mainly second and third basemen from whose school we’d rather not reveal. All in all the year was fun and we wish next years team, including Mr. Zender, the best of luck. 79 SPORTS The Tear at a Glance Varsity 166 Ft. Jennings 162 199 Van Wert 162 Kalida 181 162 Ft. Jennings 170 200 Van Buren 163 174 Cory Rawson 190 184 Ottawa Glandorf 166 197 Ottoville 163 Ohio City 203 186 Ottoville 168 Van Buren 174 167 Kalida 169 Pandora 190 164 Continental 167 LTC 175 164 McComb 162 178 Columbus Grove 160 Overall Record 25-28 Jeff Lammcrs Regional 94 BASKETBALL Varsity Girls 46 Ottoville 34 45 Cory Rawson 37 36 Continental 35 57 Tinora 18 46 Pandora 62 61 McComb 31 63 Patrick Henry 39 66 Ottawa Glandorf 60 59 Delphos Jefferson 42 50 Ft. Jennings 46 62 Columbus Grove 28 34 Ottawa Glandorf 41 72 Vanlue 48 43 Ottoville 26 49 Leipsic 46 54 Kalida 51 51 Ada 63 53 Ft. Jennings 38 55 Ayersville 40 64 Holgate 29 56 Continental 36 45 Pandora 50 Overall Record 18-4 JV Girls 31 Ottoville 29 29 Cory Rawson 21 16 Continental 17 24 Tinora 21 30 Pandora 16 37 McComb 23 30 Patrick Henry 6 17 Ottawa Glandorf 32 31 Delphos Jefferson 36 S JV won Ft. Jennings lost to Van Buren won Cory Rawson lost to Ottawa Glandorf won Pandora won Continental won LTC lost to McComb lost to Columbus Grove McComb 15-5 8-15 12-15 Wayne Trace 15-9 15-10 Patrick Henry 12-15 8-15 Liberty Benton 15-1 15-5 Ayersville 13-15 15-4 8-15 Overall Record 13-7 8th Grade Overall Record 12-1 7th Grade Overall Record 9-4 14 41 24 57 35 31 23 31 32 35 31 Overall Record 28 28 26 21 26 16 29 36 32 32 Overall Record Ft. Jennings Columbus Grove Ottawa Glandorf Vanlue Ottoville Leipsic Kalida Ada Ft. Jennings Ayersville Holgate 7th Grade Girls Leipsic St. Mary's Continental Holgate Kalida Leipsic St. Mary’s Ayersville Ft. Jennings Patrick Henry Continental Holgate VOLLEYBALL Varsity JV Tinora 15-13 15-11 11-15 8-15 15-6 15-3 Ottawa-Glandorf 15-4 15-4, 11-15 15-13 15-11 Cory Rawson 15-5 15-6 5-15 1-15 15-11 15-10 Delphos St. John 15-4 15-9 15-13 15-12 15-12 9-15, 15-9 15-6 12-15 Pandora 15-6 12-15 8-15 8-15 9-15 13-15 14-16 10-15. 15-4 Ottoville 8-15 15-3 15-3 15-13 6-15 15-12, 7-15 15-10 15-9 Ayersville 15-12 15-5 6-15 15-3 15-5 15-10 Kalida 12-15 15-7, 9-15 15-9 10-15 15-9 Elida 15-13 15-10 12-15 3-15 15-13 15-5 Holgate 15-9 2-15, 15-6 15-8 15-13 Columbus Grove 15-10 15-10 15-4 12-15 15-11 15-4 15-6 Continental 15-8 15-17 13-15 15-8 6-15 15-4, 11-15 Holgate 15-10 15-1 16-14 15-2 Ft. Jennings 12-15 8-15 15-11 16-14 16-18 5-6 31 4 8th Grade Girls 29 13 21 Leipsic St. Mary’s 22 13 37 22 Continental 12 32 Holgate 30 36 19 22 Kalida 35 24 Leipsic St. Mary’s 19 22 28 Ayersville 33 23 21 26 Kalida 36 26 Ft. Jennings 22 13-7 36 Patrick Henry 33 18 Continental 27 29 Holgate 34 19 24 Continental 9 13 19 Ft. Jennings 15 16 25 Kalida 17 10 8 23 15 19 6 10 9-1 Overall Record 8-6 80 BOYS BASKETBALL Freshmen Varsity 62 Leipsic 83 55 Ottoville 81 52 Ft. Jennings 78 60 Holgate 70 72 Van Buren 67 53 Leipsic 64 63 Upper Scioto Valley 69 60 Holgate 73 45 Patrick Henry 75 73 Pandora 80 35 Continental 57 53 Ottoville 63 47 Ft. Jennings 84 49 Wayne Trace 72 53 McComb 65 58 kalida 66 56 Cory Rawson 55 61 Ayersville 51 58 Liberty Benton 56 72 Columbus Grove 75 60 Kalida 75 Overall Record 4-17 JV 37 Leipsic 48 39 Ottoville 47 48 Ft. Jennings 39 41 Holgate 49 41 Van Buren 54 41 leipsic 38 31 Upper Scioto Valley 51 31 Holgate 41 26 Patrick Henry 46 38 Pandora 45 22 Continental 57 47 Ottoville 57 50 Ft. Jennings 62 27 Wayne Trace 51 38 McComb 47 49 Kalida 61 36 Cory Rawson 48 42 Ayersville 39 34 Liberty Benton 44 28 Columbus Grove 48 Overall Record 3-17 8th Grade 7th Grade 47 38 41 Patrick Henry Holgate Ottawa Public 30 30 15 37 42 Patrick Henry Holgate 27 10 34 Glandorf 42 26 Ottawa Public 19 37 Kalida 34 37 Glandorf 26 44 Ayersville 46 42 Kalida 44 50 I eipsic St. Mary's 40 41 Ayersville 16 37 Ottawa SPPS 29 44 Leipsic St. Mary's 20 54 I eipsic St. Mary's 38 52 Ottawa SPPS 18 41 Ottoville 37 45 leipsic St. Mary’s 30 59 Ft. Jennings 41 48 Ottoville 30 49 Glandorf 42 38 Ft. Jennings 33 53 Continental 43 43 Glandorf 41 57 Leipsic Public 32 50 Continental 23 60 leipsic St. Mary 's 36 47 Glandorf 49 43 Ottoville 48 Overall Record 12-2 Overall Record 13-3 Varsity 3 Patrick Henry 4 BASEBALL 8 Holgate 4 8 Kalida 3 5 Delphos Jefferson 4 0 Ottoville 3 6 Ft. Jennings 5 6 Ottawa Hills 16 JV 8 Columbus Grove 10 2 Ottawa Glandorf 7 5 Wayne Trace 3 17 Wayne Trace 18 11 Ottawa Glandorf 12 7 leipsic 0 8 Delphos Jefferson 4 4 Hicksville 1 8 Ft. Jennings 1 15 Pandora 3 7 Ayersville 16 21 Delphos Jefferson 5 13 Columbus Grobe 5 19 Liberty Benton 5 9 Delphos Jefferson 11 4 l eipsic 2 6 Ayersville 11 7 Ft. Jennings 1 9 Ft. Jennings 16 5 Lincolnview 6 9 leipsic 10 4 Columbus Grove 2 8 Ottawa Glandorf 3 8 6 8 Pandora Delphos St. John McComb 0 9 4 10 Delphos Jefferson Overall Record 9 6-6 2 Ottoville 3 13 Continental 5 Overall Record 15-9 41 Liberty Benton 16 28 Continental 25 29 Kalida 36 41 Ayersville 35 42 Patrick Henry 30 48 Leipsic 45 56 Cory Rawson 35 34 Holgate 27 41 McComb 21 46 Delphos Jefferson 35 40 Pandora 44 37 Ottoville 38 30 Columbus Grove 32 43 Ottoville 38 31 Pandora 33 Overall Record 10-5 GIRLS TRACK Varsity Ayersville Leipsic Wayne Trace Lincolnview Cory Rawson Ayersville Liberty Benton Continental Delphos Jefferson PCL Overall Record State Amy Vennekotter April 9 April 13 April 21 April 23 May 4 May 7 Overall Record 3rd out of 3 2nd out of 3 12th out of 18 4lh out of 4 2nd out of 3 8th out of 31 2nd out of 4 3rd out of 3 2nd out of 3 4th out of 6 3632 5th place 300 hurdles Jr. High 1 st out of 5 2nd out of 4 1 st out of 3 1st out of 5 1 st out of 5 1st out of 9 24-1 •Denotes tournament games 81 Mrs. B is really jammin’ now. The Good. The Bad, and The Ugly. Does this look like the face of a married man: What’s going on there, boys? Shall we dance. Get a haircut! A happy farmer, is a healthy farmer. 82 FACULTY 83 A DMMSTRA TIOX SECRETARIES Top Photo: Board of Education Row 1: President William Hermiller, Clyde Kreinbrink. Vice President John Alt. Row 2 Don l-ammers, Norma Riepenhoff, Treasurer Bev l-eis, Joe Lehman. Row 2 Photos: High School Principal Bill l-ammers. Elementary Principal Bill Krienbrink, Superintendent Clyde Kreinbrink. Row 3 Photos: Cashier Sara Barlage. Treasurer Bev I-eis. Row 3 Photos: Secretary Elaine StefTan, New Cleveland Aide Ruth Nartker, High School Secretary Barb Beining. Elementary Secretary Mary Eiden. — 84 JANITORS COOKS BUS DRIVERS Upper Left: M.C. Janitor Peg Gerschulz. Upper Right: M.C. Janitor Larry Gerschulz. Middle Left: Bus Driver Louann Stachowiak. Middle Right: Bus Drivers-Row 1 Barb Riepenhoff, Betty Maag. Connie Rump. Row 2 Stephen Powell, Ed Morman, Tom Niese, Gene Lammers. Middle Left: M.C. Cooks Left to Right: Mary Lou Noirol. Flo Wagner. Mary Noirol, Jane Sullivan. Alma Jean Inkrott. Middle Right: N.C. Cook Helen Kuhlman. Lower Left: M.C. Janitor Wilbur Schellenberg. Ix wer Right N.C. Janitor Gary Verhoff. 85 II.S. FACULTY High! Top: Helen Aelker-lligh School, 9. Hollom: Dan Kern-General Junior High l.l). Middle: lanlha Business, Drivers Ed., Typing 8, Typ- Barlagc-Knglish 8, Spelling, Recor- ing II, III. dkeeping, Knglish 7, Computer Basics I ft lop: Del� Company-Secondary Bottom: Denise Kreinbrink- Knglish 9, ACP. Middle: David leader-physical English I I, Reading 8. Reading 7. Science, Earth Science. Life Science. 86 Clockwise starting with bottom left: Steve Peck-Vo Ag I. II. III. IV. Voc. Skills 8. Mary Jane Miller-Home Ec I. II. Ill, IV. Voc Skills 8. Ed Marsman - Health. Phys. Ed.. Comp. Programm- ing. Paul Lenz-Algebra II. Math 8. Senior Math. Adv Math. College Prep Math. Tom Niese- American History 8, Ohio History 7. English 10. Dennis Mu maw-Chemistry I. II. Physics, Biology, Anatomy. Kevin McGlaughlin-Senior English. Guidance Counselor. 87 Clockwise starting with bottom left: Stephen Powell-Inslr. Music. Band. Choir, Cen Music 7. Music Appr. Judy Ruen-Art I. II, III. 7. Thomas Slagel- Spanish I. II. Ill, English 9A. I IB. (Col- lege Prep F.nglish. Marty Zender-lnd Arts I, II. Ill, IV, Voc. Skills 8. Paulette Smith-Pre-Algebra, Math 8B 8A, Math 7A 7B, Geometry. Algebra I. James Raudabaugh-World History, Govern- ment, American History. Economics, Geography. 88 89 Below: Mary Klear-3rd Grade. Top Right-Mar) Rom Rowel I-3rd Grade. Above Middle: Sue Knott-4th Grade. Right Middle: Julie Meverhoffer. Above: ■Wen ft m hoc! m Kh Nancy Fortman-4th Grade. Above Right: Rita Croy-5th Grade. Top Pholo: Chris Hazeiman-MH McGIaughlin-Phys. Ed. Unil. Bottom Photo: Jayna 91 The mini-scoobs lake over. Abdulla Moonchild and his (lowers. I Walrh ihe hands Brian? The proud horn section. 92 STUDENT CLASS OF ’ Junior Class Officers left to right: Secretary Tracy Morman, President Doug Barlage, Vice President Ron Deitering, Treasurer Lisa Kuhlman. Jim Balbaugh Cheryl Baldridge Dsn Barlage Doug Barlage Sharon Rulap Kim Broun S rvr Brown John Burgei Ron Deilering Dalr Dullr Jeff ividrn Dianr Ulerbrort Julir Kllerbrork Brian Inkrott Mary Jo Klrman Stary Klrman Liaa Kuhlman Sonya Kuhlman Stephanie Kuhlman Nir4 Lehman Marcia i jebrerht Cary MHia Cory Mrlia Jeff Mryrr Jrnny Morman Judy Morman v The Junior Class had a chance to get a lot closer by cramming into one bus for half the field trip to Detroit, because one of the buses broke down on the way up. The planning for prom began the first week of school with everyone coming up with ideas and working on the magazine drive. The ideas were saved for the prom meetings, where they were con- sidered with care. Although the Junior Class didn't always get a lot of work done at these meetings, they did become closer as a class. The Junior Year is one filled with deci- sions about the future and life. The Juniors managed to make these deci- sions and had fun doing it. K(Uy Mocman Tracy Morman Todd Ofculry Ann Rerkrr Jeff Roaengarten 95 CLASS OF 89 96 Vice President Mark Recker, Secretary Todd Rosengarten, Treasurer Rodney Niese, Kneeling: President Eric Scheckelhoff. 97 CLASS OF The 1986-87 school year turned out to be a very exciting one for us. As Freshmen, we became more involved in many activities such as field day and the high school dances. Also we would like to thank the teachers and up- perclassmen for making 1986-87 a great year for us. Julie Brown Pam Brown Craig Kidcn Wend) Krfoni Scon Prick Bernier Gu«twtller Jenny Ink roll 1---------- Brenda Kaufman Tom Kaufman Bryan Kuhlman Cheryl Kuhlman Kim Kuhlman Anita Lunmen Nick 11 .am mens Honda lammm Mall Layne Vicki laebreihl Chria t� ng Kathy Long Sara Meyer Don Miller ChadNiece Dawn Niece Jody Niece Slielly Niece Tracy Niece Sheree Otto Joyce Palir 98 Amy H«k« Joy Rrrd Chuck RirprnhofY Tamil� RotntfpuU'n Brun Ruhr Kirk Scheckelhoff Amy Schmenk Brady Srhroeder I Mary Lou Schrotdrr Sandy Schroedrr Dana Slrffm Jon Thornton Kathy Vrnnrkottrr Rob Wank Adam Wilhrlm Stephanie Yamell Back: President Bryan Kuhlman. Front: Treasurer Joyce Palte, Secretary Sandy Schroeder, Vice President Brenda Kaufman. 99 ( LASS OF ’91 Jon II.iIImui;Ii Sruil llolni Jill Hr.mii Kov.iiiim ( Ii.ii loti. Kurp’i Jrum krfonl Virgil (villi' ZC= I'm lirm liut Don k•iiiIiiwiii IKmiim k.iulm.ni Sl.i- n III Kim KiimIIi- Si'iJi.iim KIi-iimii km kulilm.ui T— Mali Knlilm.ui Fr� s| l.nniiH-r krtfrn I j-ttiii.iH M.iik I oiij; Mil. Mr i r Mall Mm Im-I Joint MlXIIUII JH Aim Nir e Kara Nm-m- 100 101 CM;ASS Of ’92 Entering the 7lh Grad mbn a hig change for theae Hludenl� . They were in- troduced to many new people. A lot of whom they’d never Keen before. Another hig change wax the difference in the Mchool day and going from dan to claw with different teacher . It atarted out wary hut grew to be a very exciting year for all. Ann II.iIImiirI' Bill ItiilluiiiKti Hmluw-I li.til.if;. Jeff tUb.. Ja in liroMii Null (4w □= I K .HIM I Kind) I l. riiull. r Aixl) k.lllflll.lll (Jim ki .|i i (.limit Krrn MmhinLi kuwlli Jill kulilm.in □ JuIm- kulilm.in I.)nil kuliltn.ni Rot� kulilm.in M.nl.1 Ionium Km I l.itiiliM i. AimIv Liiim Dull- I Ji lun lit 102 (� rrj l.irtwrrhl Phil Ijrbrnhl Jmm Mm-hr I J..V mrr Kevin Mnrnun OlAMt S� v j.ll Nir r I Bc« k NkV Jrrrni Or da Julir Palle Sur Rnin John Bred Mike Rwwiigjrtn� Jrnn S (iiii|Ai- I Paul Shnvkr Jot Schroedrr Band Srtfcer Man «.i U cii Im k Met MM U .Ihrlm 103 6th GRADE John Hum n Lea Brim n Kr� m Deitering Sara Cilgonhaoh Michelle Cyetvai Mike llnlietihrink Jarme llorsinu.n n— Nathaniel Ink roil Craig Kaufman Dana Knucven Jeff Long Mark Michel Alaina Morman Cilia Neinberg I Julie Nieae Tammy Nirme Vic Nieae JiiMHi Noirtrt Trary Noirot Mike Olicrhaus Jill Only Dean Mocker Doug Meeker Kim Mcrker Wendy Mrrker Brian Hiejienhoff Carol Schnipke Mark S 4mi| ke I Trarie S dmipke Mi I wile S liroedcr Jenny Siacho iuk Joshua Verhoff Craig W aimmonl Brenda Weis Andy W ilhelm 106 5th GRADE Jim Brown ScoU Eller brock Dennis Erford Kyle Erford Wyatt Erford Nathan Gerding Marie Gerachutz Renee Gerschutz Brad Gilgenbarh Jeff Hohenbrink Beth Inkrott Olivia Inkrott Bill Kaufman Melinda Kern Mark Kohls Kim Kuhlman Nathan Kuhlman Julie Lam men Danny Layne Kirk Meyer Kurt Kindle Elden Nanker Cheryl Nieae Jenny Nieae Kristine Niese Rodney Niese Jodi Otto Mike Otto Matt Palte Martha Pittman Andrea Recker Angie Salisbury Shelly Salisbury Christina Schnipke Dawn Schnipke Mark Schnipke Lisa Schumaker Laura Steffan Jerry Stewart Carmella Tobe Amy Vennekotter April Vennek otter Brian Wagner Tom Wilhelm 107 4th GRADE Melamr Krford Daniel Fruchey Jeff (.i«mr Brian Gilgenbarh Michelle Gilgrnbarh Doux Kaufman Trina Kleman Jodi Maa Daniel Morman Brian Nieae Charil) Nmr Andrea Or da Shannon Ordaz . Tann� Perry Beth Srhnipkr Jualin Srhnipkr Karen Srhnipkr Kurt i� Srhnipkr Kriatina Srhrordrr Kelly Srhumakrr •Nicole Steffen EHRrcker Lori Rerker • Jeff Rnnan Matthew Rirman Anne Rieprnhoff Kurt Roaengarten Joe Schrckrlhoff I leather Kuhlman Wendy Kuhlman Alan trammer Bdly Lantmers Joe Lammeni Mari Ijebrecht William Balbaugh Emily Bar lay; ' Eric Blankemeir Brad Brown Sarah Brown Ryan Ellerfcrork Connie Erford 108 3rd GRADE JoeBarla r Amber BUnkeroeier Dana Brpwn Gina Brown Jodi Bmwn Becky Coble DeVon Deatnck kna Fulkert Dana Gerachuti DougGieaiflr Chna Gilurnbach Stacy (.iljtenharh David Kaufman Nick Keealer Shawn Koenig Kay Lrebrectn Michelle Long Brian Meyer John Nartker Bethany Niear Jamea Niear Marly Nieae Melarur Nirae Brian Oberhaua Meliaaa Koaengarlm Jamie Srhnipke Stephaiur Srhnipke Tina Schnipke Andy Schroeder Rachel Schroeder Sara Schroeder Thrreaa Stachowiak Chris Tobe Tammy Weia Ben Wilhelm 09 on 2nd GRADE Ama mia KiIIuukIi Jarkir Barlage Alatiu Brink man Amanda Dtillc Aaron Erford HolK Krforrl T«l Friri Junior Fruthcy Um Cr� klr l a� n Gie i$r Jerrmy Hnmillrr Gary Kaufman Rn.tna Krosier Rachel Klrman Sliaiw hlrm.ni Jrnm lammm Karina lammm Dana Mna� Paul MkIiH Becky N� or Brian Nic r ________L Brian Nwm1 F.ric Niesc Jamtr Odo Andy Palle h! Pittman Lynda Recker Tara Recker Aaron Rnman Aim Rinnan DrnrM S lini|«kt- Krsin S. Inii| kt' Tiffany Sehniphe Jill Shumaker Calhy Strffan —r Craig Tobe Mark Vmnrkottcr Brn erhoff John Vcrbolf Hrather WarniiiMnil Jn on ft arnimnul Strven Yarnell 111 Awin’) Halliaugh Jenny Brown Dan Burgei Daniel Iturklinrl PM Coble Darlene Deatrirk Lynn Ellerhroek Kevin Erford Katie h ulkrrt David CerarhuU Kelly CenaliuU JtvMi Gus-I wilier Matthew Her miller Tony llermiller Ryan ilohrnhrink Catie I nk roll Belli Kahle Craig Kulilntan Nikki Kuhlnian Adam lamimem Angie I .nminer� 1---------- Mandy lammrra Traci |dimmer� Brian I.iebreehl Carl I jrbrecht Eric Morinan Brandi Nieae Todd Noma Amy Palte Benjy Pester Krista Phillip Maria Rocker Mike Reeker Benjamin Rieinan Mindy Roscngarton Emily Schmpke Terry Sehnipke Jason Sehroeder Jennifer Srliroeder Stacey Siebenerk Nicole Steffen Todd Wagner Jereiny Uamnnont Nick Wilhelm 112 n A KINDER GAR TEN 117 A D VER USER ENTS Like most everything, the MCANN has a central power of force. This force, of course, are all those who bought an ad or simply bought a book. Thanks for your support! 1987 MCANN Staff SIEEKER'S 1.1 Al i: AI STORE MILLER CITY H7U-SHI� DON LIKE SON New Hararia ess-4198 Elumbint • Heaiintf • Electrival Air Cantlitianintf FOOD LUCK, wildcats: ALE, STAR SPOKTINt. HOODS OTTAIVA, OHIO 8ZS-S400 PUTS AM COUiXTY SENTINEL A Welcome Vinitor in over 8700 Homen THE FMRST A A TMOAAL BANK OF OTTAWA 408 E. Rain Ottawa, Ohio STECHSCHULTE CLOTHING � 40 E. MAIN OTTA WA, OHIO MEEK'S GENERAL STORE North Creek S9M-ZHS8 OTTAWA FEED A AD GRAMA � oe S. OAK ST. OTTAWA, OHIO 8ZS-S84S 8ZS-SI07 S. T. E. fontali i CfNTE I Ru ifvrs of Aluminum ('tins Scrap Aluminum Glass, Rrass, Capper Ottawa 8ZS-4IS8 120 COMPLETE BANKING FACILITIES THE BANK OF LEIPSIC COMPANY LEIPSIC, OHIO 45856 943-2171 SAM BANSAL, M.D. FAMILY PRACTICE 144 IN. Walnut Office: 523-3451 Ottawa, Ohio Answering Serv.: 222-3386 FROST STANGE AGENCY, INC. BEATRICE DAIRY PRODUCTS 124 West Wayne St. Lima, Ohio 45802 (419)227-1321 OTTAWA IGA 932 N. Perry Ottawa, Ohio 523-5061 Mon.-Sat. 8-9 Sun. 10-5 120 Railway Holgate, Ohio 264-2051 YIP’S SUPER VALUE HOLGATE, OHIO 264-2121 PUTNAM COUNTY SENTINEL A Welcome Visitor in over 8700 Homes Compliments of PAUL J. BEST SALESMAN COLLMRUS GROVE, OHIO FRITO-LAY 122 STOVER’S BODY SHOP Map 'Hut. CONTINENTAL, OHIO 596-3805 236 NORTH ELM OTTAWA, OHIO 523-6603 OTTAWA OIL COMPANY CAR OTTAWA WASH TIRE SALES OTTAW A, OHIO 241 N. Elm St. 1724 E. Main St. 523-5666 523-5309 ONE-STOP PARTY SHOP 309 Belmore St. Leipsic, Ohio 45856 943-2112 LOUIE’S BARBER SHOP Route 108 Miller Cilv, Ohio 45864 CONTINENTAL NEWS REVIEW CURTISS SHOW PRINT 201 N. Main St. 596-3897 Continental, Ohio GARY C. GRANT GRANT INSURANCE AGENCY 101 N. Main St. Continental, Ohio 596-3848 Your Partner in Protection Since 1936 MIKE’S MARKET CHRISTMAN BROTHERS Groceries — Fresh Meat — Deli LUMBER COMPANY 233 N. Main St. 596-3704 508 W. 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Main Leipsic, Ohio 94H-2S4H SA � ’ IT WITH FLOWERS LEIPSIC AGRI SUPPLY HOLGATE LEIPSIC FINDLAY 264-3991 943-3358 859-2133 SANDY'S BEAUTY AND TANNING SOLON A etc llararia, Ohio 0s;i-4itio Compliments of ML VERS JE WELR Y Leipsic, Ohio Xapoleon, Ohio TRUCK'S MARATHON iVeir llararia, Ohio HiiH-4 IS I HOLGATELUMBER llolf ate, Ohio 126 HOCHSTETTLERS FEED Box 114 LEIPSIC, OHIO 943-2176 Savings Glandorf Ottawa Leipsic Columbus Grove LEIPSIC EAGLES St. Rt. 65 LEIPSIC, OHIO 943-3044 ROBINSON AUTO SUPPLY 122 Main Leipsic, Ohio 943-2005 THOMPSON STUDIOS 162 W. Main Ottawa, Ohio 523-5644 BOMB SHELTER AND GOECKE’S CARRY OUT WARD CONSTRUCTION 385 OAK ST. R.R. 2 LEIPSIC, OHIO 45856 943-2450 PIZZA PARTY SUPPLIES HOMIER SONS INC. 100 S. Main 538-6301 Glandorf, Ohio 538-6711 127 You’ve witnessed it here! Another MrAnn biles the dust. Just as this book has come to an end, so has the 1986- 1987 school year. It was a year of strug- gling to succeed and making it through with a smile on our face and a friend by our side. We thank all who donated a part of themselves for this hook of memories. Ciood Luck to the (.lass of 1987. Your friendships, smiles, and spirit lives on! 128