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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1988 volume:

We would now like to present to everybody the 1987-1988 MCANN. This yearbook will show you all the great times that we have had in school. It shows all the friendships that have been made, all the teachers that we have had, and all the organizations that have been formed throughout the years. 2 Now, what do you want? Julie, I think they’re watching us!! Yeh, 1 know I’m cool!! See what we made. Are you talking to me? What a big guy!! The 3 Musketters!! Mary, Didn’t your mom I don’t believe it! ever teach you not to stick out your tongue? I’m not taking my sunglasses off either. Now, this is the way you surf. I know a secret! Smile Pretty! I said don’t take a picture of me!! La La La, see, I do know how to sing. Doug, do you know the answer? Come and get me! Please, can’t I leave my sun- glasses on? Groves, Pit Boss Cynthia Hastings Mrs. Vanderkeift Mottola, Mr. Jameson Granger Fern, Woman in Drugstore Combs Johnny Hooker Erie Luther Four Star. Cigarette Girl Dawn, Lola Crystal Jamie Woman Gambler Ginger Doyle Lonnegon Floyd Maxie. Counting Girl Counting Girl Alva. Dolores Dan Barlage Judy Morman Lisa Schroeder Kurt Schroeder Todd Okuley Rhonda Shafer Mike Siebeneck Doug Barlage Gene Siebeneck Steve Brown Jenny Morman Julie Ellerbrock Lisa Kuhlman Tracy Morman Marilyn Schieber Sharon Barlage Brook Schroeder Ron Deitering Kim Brown Lynn Wagner Kelly Morman Rolanda. Maid. Woman Dealer. Roxie Diane Ellerbrock Snyder Brian Inkrott Billie Marcia Liebrecht Henry Gondorff Jeff Rosengarten Kid Twist Jeff Eiden Ivy Niles Mary Wank J.J. Singleton Doug Stuber Rhoda Garfield, New Waitress Stacy Kleman Mr. Clemans (the conductor) Cary Melia Mrs. Lombard. Miss Cowan Sonya Kuhlman Countess Boudreau Jenny Schroeder Curly Jackson. Man in RaincoatOran Verhoff Loretta Mr. Harmon Miss Richmond Polk. Mr. Clayton Student Directors Morman Director Jill Schroeder Jeff Meyer Stephanie Kuhlman Dale Dulle Ann Recker, Tracy Mrs. Iantha Barlage ■ 6 T'MSS ' The Senior class sold candy this winter to earn their trip to Chicago. The invasion took place on April 15 and 16. The seniors woke up early and hopped on the bus at 6:00 a.m. on Friday morning. After a 4 1 2 hour drive we arrived and ate at the Billy Goat Tavern. After a shopping spree we went to the Hilton Hotel. That evening we took in Bennigans, “Sheer Madness ,and the Sears Tower. After a brief recooperation, there was a new day. First we went to the Mar- riot for breakfast.After this we went to The Museum of Sci- ence and Industry and then an exciting game at Wrigley Field which was all that remained. We arrived home at around 10:00 p.m. on the 16th. Biggest thing I ever had! Should I ask her out? At least the Reds won! Now that girl... Look out Chicago!! Ruzo home at last! Wt J Don’t you know how to smile yet? I’m so alone! Think they will let us bring our coolers in? I want my mommy. Another round for the boys please. What are you ordering? Ready for night on the town Should we order the steak or fish? SHYEST l.isa S c Ii r o e (1 o r M i k e Siebeneck B I c; c; E S T PARTIERS I,viiii Wagner Gene Siebeneck FRIENDLIEST Tra- cy Mornian Doug Barlage MOST TALKATIVE Diane Ellerbrock Brook Schroeder MOST ATHLETIC Amy Vennekoller Doug Rube BIGGEST WHIN- NERS Marcia Lie- brecbt Lee Rosen- garten MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Mary Wank Oran Verhoff MOST POPULAR Tracy Mornian Ron Deitering MOST OUT GOING, Jenny Schroeder Brook Schroeder BEST GAR Stepha- nie Kuhlman Cary Melia CLASS CLOWNS SILLIEST Kim Brown Kurt Schroeder BEST WALK BEST DANCE Lynn Wag- ner Doug Sluber TEACHER'S PET Mary Wank Jeff Eiden OF TJHBI MOMf'H Brook Schroeder-September S.O.M. Lisa Schroeder-October S.O.M. Diane Ellerbrock-January S.O.M. Roy Wenzinger-Febuary S.O.M. Todd Okuley-March S.O.M. 12 Each month, the National Honor Society chooses a Student of the Month. These students are nominated by the NHS members for their activeness in school, leadership qualities, good character, and ability to get along with others well. We would like to congratulate each S.O.M. on their great ac- complishment. Lisa Kuhlman-November S.O.M. Doug Ruhe-December S.O.M. 13 Sharon Barlage-April S.O.M. Sharon Yarnell-May S.O.M. JIM BALABAUGH Senior Play 4; Band Member 1, 2; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Golf 3, 4; F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 3. CHERYL BALDRIDGE Variety Show 1, 2, 3; Teacher Aide 1, 2, 3; Cho- rus 1; Student Council Member 1; Yearbook Staff 2; F.H.A. 2, 3, 4; Flag Corp DAN BARLAGE Senior Play 4; I.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. DOUG BARLAGE Senior Play 4; Class President 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Band Member 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Scho- lastic Bowl 1, 2,3,4; OSTA 1, 2, 3, 4; District Science Fair 1, 2, 3. SHARON BARLAGE Se- nior Play 4; Chorus 1; Yearbook Staff 4; Cheer- leader 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3; F.H.A. 1,2, 3,4; Student of the Month 4. KIM BROWN Senior Play 4; Baseball Stat 1; Basket- ball 1; Track 1, 2, 3; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. STEVE BROWN Senior Play 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Golf 1, 2, 3,4; I.A 1, 2, 3,4. JOHN BURGEI I.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. RON DEITERING Senior Play 4; Vice President 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. DALE DULLE Senior Play 4; Baseball 1; Basketball 1; Golf 1, 2, 3, 4; I.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Attendant. JEFF EIDEN Senior Play 4; Variety Show 1, 2; Band Member 1, 2, 3, 4; Golf 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Scholastic Bowl 1, 2, 3, 4; OTSA 1, 2, 3, 4; Princi- pal’s Award 1, 2, 3. DIANE ELLERBROCK Se- nior Play 4; Band Member 1, 2; Chorus 3; Yearbook Staff 4; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Attendant; Student of the Month 4; Yearbook Photographer. JULIE ELLERBROCK Se- nior Play 4; Variety Show 1, 2; Teacher Aide 1; Band Member 1, 2, 3, 4; Year- book Staff 4; F.H.A. l;Pep Band 1, 2; OSTA 2. BRIAN INKROTT Senior Play 4; Basketball 3; Golf 2; F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Man- ager 2; Prom Attendant. STACY KLEMAN Senior Play 4; Teacher Aide 1; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Year- book Staff 1, 2, 3, 4; Year- book Co Editor; Volleyball Stat 1; Track 1; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Flag Corp 2. LISA KUHLMAM Senior Play 4; Class Treasurer 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 3, 4; Yearbook Editor; Basket- ball Stat 2; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Track 1; Prom Queen 4; S.O.M. 4. SONYA KUHLMAN Se- nior Play 4; Chorus Mem- ber 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Basketball Stat 2; Volley- ball Stat 3, 4; Volleyball 1, 2; Track 1. STEPHANIE KUHLMAN Senior Play 4; Variety Show 1, 2; Teacher Aide 2; Band Member 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus Member 2, 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Track 1, 2; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Scholastic Bowl 3; OTSA 2. NICK LEHMAN Senior Play 4; Basketball 1; I.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. MARCIA LIEBRECHT Se- nior Play 4; Class Vice President 1; Chorus Mem- ber 3; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Sweet- heart Queen. CARY MELIA Senior Play 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Bas- ketball 2, 3; F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Sweetheart King 4. CORY MELIA Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; VCR 2, 3; I.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. JEFF MEYER Senior Play 4; F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. JENNY MORMAN Senior Play 4; Variety Show 1, 2; Band Member 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus Member 4; Year- book Staff 2, 3, 4; Major- ette 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1, 2, 3; Track 1; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Scholastic Bowl 1,2; OT- SA 1, 3. JUDY MORMAN Senior Play 4; Variety Show 1, 2; Chorus Member 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 3, 4; Vol- leyball 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2; Track Stat 1; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. KELLY MORMAN Senior Play 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Basketball Stat 2, 3, 4; Track 2; F.H.A 1, 2, 3,4. TRACY MORMAN Senior Play 4; Class Secratary 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 4; Band Member 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 3, 4; Bas- ketball Stat 1, 2, 3; Vol- leyball Stat 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3; Pep Band 1, 2, 3; Scholastic Bowl 4; OTSA 2; District Science Fair 1, 2, 3; Prom Atten- dant 4; Homecoming At- tendant 4. TODD OKULEY Senior Play 4; Student Council 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Student of the Month; I.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming King 4. ANN RECKER Senior Play 4; Variety Show 1, 2; Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4; Band Member 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council Member 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Year- book Photographer 3, 4; State Science Fair 1; Scho- lastic Bowl 1, 2, 3, 4; OT- SA 2, 3. LEE ROSENGARTEN I.A. 1, 2, 3,4; VCR 3, 4. DOUG RUHE Senior Play 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 4; F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. MARILYN SCHIEBER Se- nior Play 4; Teacher Aide 1; Yearbook Staff 4; F.H.A. 1,2, 3,4, Volleyball Stat 2. BROOK SCHROEDER Se- nior Play 4; F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Student of the Month 4; Scholastic Bowl Team 1, 2, 3, 4; OSTA 1, 2. JENNY SCHROEDER Se- nior Play 4; Yearbook Staff 3, 4; Majorette 2; Volleyball 2, 3, 4; Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3; Scholastic Bowl 1; OTSA 2, 3. JILL SCHROEDER Senior Play 4; Honor Society 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Cheer- leader 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Scholastic Bowl 1, 2; OTSA 1, 2, 3, 4. LISA SCHROEDER Senior Play 4; Variety Show 1, 2; Band Member 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Satff 3, 4; Ma- jorette 2, 3, 4; Basketball Stat 1; Basketball 2; Track Stat 1; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Stu- dent of the Month 4; Scholastic Bowl 1, 2. RHONDA SHAFER Se- nior Play 4; Chorus Mem- ber 1; Track 1, 2; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. GENE SIEBENECK Senior Play 4; Golf 2; F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom King 4. MIKE SIEBENECK Senior Play 4; I.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; OT- SA 3. DOUG STUBER Senior Play 4; Class Treasurer 1; Basketball 1, 2; OTSA 2: I.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. AMY VENNEKOTTER Senior Play 4; Variety Show 1; Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Student Council Member 1, 2, 3, 4; Year- book Staff 3, 4; Basketball Stat 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Scholastic Bowl 1, 2; OTSA 1, 2, 3,4; SADD 1, 2, 3, 4. ORAN VERHOFF Senior Play 4; Mascot 2, 3, 4; Bas- ketball Manager 1; F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. LYNN WAGNER Senior Play 4; Teacher Aide 2; Chorus 1; Yearbook Staff 4; Cheerleader 1; Track 1, 3; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. MARY WANK Senior Play 4; Honor Society 3, 4; Band Member 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Cheer- leader 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball Stat 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. RAYMOND WATSON Teacher Aide 2; I.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Work Study. ALEX WEIS I.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Work Study. ROY WENZINGER Base- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Student of the Month. MATT WILHELM F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Work Study 3, 4. SHARON YARNELL Se- nior Play 4; Variety Show 1, 2; Band Member 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Bas- ketball 1, 2; Track 1, 2; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; OTSA 1; Student of the Month 4. 1. Sharon Y 2 Dale I). 3 Koy W. 4. Jeff M. 5. Diane E. 6. |enny M. 7. Jeff E. 8. Rhonda S. 9. Sonya K. 10. Kelly M 11 Brook S. 12. Julie E. 13. Stacy K. 14.Tracy M. 15. Jenny S. 10. Nick L. 17. Stephanie K 18 Mike S. 19. Amy V 20 Jim H 21. Kurt S. 22. Lias S. 23. Jill S. 24. Ron D. 25. Marcia L. 17 James Norman Balbaugh Steven Lee Brown 18 Cheryl Renee Baldridge Sharon Kay Barlage John Edwin Burgei Daniel Eugene Barlage Kimberly Ann Brown Ronald Edward Deitering Dale Edward Dulle, Jr. Jeffery Scott Eiden Julia Anne Ellerbrock Brian Joseph Inkrott Lisa Sue Kuhlman Stacy Lynn Kleman Diane Sue Ellerbrock Mary Jo Kleman Sonya Kay Kuhlman Need a kleenex? Cheaten again?? Too Cool! ■v. 1 want a sucker! Weekend Warriors! Lost in Space I didn’t do it. The 3 Amigos! I know the ansewer! Preschool Art Class Aren’t we cute? I want out of here! 21 Stephanie Rae Kuhlman Nicholas Donald Lehman Marcia Renee Liebrecht Cary George Melia Cory Gene Melia Jeffery James Meyer 22 Judith Marie Morman Jennifer Kay Morman Todd Bernard Okuley Tracy Jo Morman Kelly Marie Morman Ann Margaret Recker Jeffery James Rosengarten Lee Thomas Rosengarten Douglas Edward Ruhe Dr. Jeckel or Mr. Hyde The Studs of I.A. Nick, what’s the answer? Who are you thinking of? I’m thinking, I’m thinking. I have a secret. One of a kind. It’s Jenny. Not Judy. 24 Duhh! ?! Pictures Mother Thersa? You want me? Friends Forever Working hard or hardly working? 25 Brook Thomas Schroeder Kurt Daniel Schroeder Gene Joseph Siebeneck 26 Jill Ann Schroeder Jennifer Ann Schroeder Rhonda Sue Shafer Lisa Ann Schroeder Michael David Siebeneck Douglas Allen Stuber Sharon Kay Yarnell Amy Sue Vennekotter Raymond Howard Watson Lynette Marie Wagner Alex John Weis Roy Thomas Wenzinger Oran Lee Verhoff Mary Elizabeth Wank Matthew Thomas Wilhelm Bosom Buddies! Cory, pick a winner. I made it. Missing French Class? Lee’s buddies 1 know a secret. Can you say ear? Is it smooth yet? Our future homemakers??? Cover girls Sharon, smile!! Oh yeah! Don’t give us that innocent look, Roy! The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly! Keep hoping, Nick Mary eating?? Whats on your mind, Brian? Ain’t I pretty? 29 3U Rough weekend, Doug? When you said “Seniors of 88” you’ve said it all!! Come one, Come all! No, leave me Alone!! Aren’t we hideous?! 32 Bachelor 1 Vaccuum Packed! If looks could kill! Let the games begin! Which guy this weekend???? The Dynamic Duo Duhh!! Cute, ain’t we? GRADUATION This year graduation commencment was held on May 27,1988. This was probably the best part of our senior year. It was a time for remembering all the laughter, tears, smiles, success, shaving cream fights, and the many other events we have shared with each oth- er. There is one thing that I would like to see every senior remember and that is our class motto “THE MOST BEAUTIFUL DIS- COVERY TRUE FRIENDS CAN MAKE IS THAT THEY CAN GROW SEPERATELY WITHOUT GROWING APART.” Honor Students From Left to Right-Doug Barlage.Jill Schroeder.Amy Vennekotter,Jenny Schroeder.Jeff Eiden The Class of 1988 Senior Class President-Doug Salutatorian-Jill Schroeder Valedictorian-Amy Vennekotter Barlage Well, guys, are you nervous? The Best of Friends!! National Honor Society Members-Row 1-Mary Wank, Ann Recker, Jill Schroeder, Stephanie Kuhlman. 2nd Row-Amy Vennekotter, Jeff Eiden, Jenny Schroeder, Doug Barlage, Tracy Morman. Sisters!!! FALL SCOREBOARD VARSITY GOLF Miller City Opponent Wildcats 189 Ft. (ennings 163 171 North Baltimore 189 180 Ft. jennings 172 197 Ottawa. Glandorf 171 369 Bryan. Ottoville. Ottawa 308. 314. 320. 334.346. Glandorf. Kalida. Wayne Trace. St. Marys. Antwerp 353. 408 171 Pandora Gilboa 172 182 Continental 200 348 Kalida. Eastwood. 308. 339. 348. 350. 353. Elmwood. Columbus 355. 359. 397. 399. 423 Grove. Oak Harbor. McComb. Otsego. Lake. North Baltimore. Bluffton 191 Van Buren. Carey 165. 169 179 Van Buren. Ottoville 155. 159 172 Kalida 162 362 Ottoville. Kalida. 318. 323. 335. 351. 351. Columbus Grove. Ft. (ennings. Pandora Gilboa. Continental 363 177 Continental. Lima Temple Christian 169. 177 177 McComb 172 170 Columbus Grove 165 173 Ayersville. Lima Temple Christian 178. 180 379 Van Buren. Kalida. 325. 344. 344. 350. 350. Archbold. Wayne Trace. 355. 355. 360. 372. 364. North Central. Hicksville, 380. 383. 389. 396. 399. Ottawa Hills. Tinora. 404. 420. 420 Continental. Stryker. McComb. Hilltop. Fayette. Ayersville. Evergreen. Pettisville. Montpelier. Antwerp Won 7 Lost 11 I Miller City Wildcats V. GOLF Opponent 190 Ft. Jennings 207 207 Ft. Jennings 220 208 Ottawa Glandorf 177 141 Pandora Gilboa 156 192 Continental 232 160 Van Buren, Carey 140. 157 202 Ottoville 203 192 Continental 236 200 Columbus Grove 186 Won 6 Lost 4 JUNIOR HIGH VOLLEYBALL 8th Volleyball Miller City 15 16 Continental Opponent 3 14 15 7 15 Holgate 6 15 6 15 15 Pandora Gilboa 2 10 15 15 Holgate 6 9 12 8 Ottawa SPPS 15 15 15 10 15 Continental 1 15 6 15 12 15 Columbus Grove 6 15 6 15 15 Ottoville 13 3 19 10 13 Wayne Trace 17 15 15 15 15 Columbus Grove 2 12 14 17 15 Ottawa SPPS 16 15 11 13 8 Patrick Henry 15 15 15 11 15 Elida 5 15 0 Won 10 Lost 3 7th Volleyball Miller City Opponent Wildcats 15 0 15 Continental 13 15 12 15 15 Holgate 9 4 6 15 15 Pandora Gilboa 15 9 5 10 15 15 Holgate 15 12 8 11 13 Ottawa SPPS 15 15 15 15 Continental 5 13 15 15 Columbus Grove 11 8 15 13 15 Ottoville 8 15 2 15 6 16 Wayne Trace 0 15 14 15 15 Columbus Grove 11 7 7 15 10 Ottawa SPPS 15 11 15 15 15 Patrick Henry 13 3 16 15 Elida 14 13 Won 11 Lost 2 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Miller City Opponents Wildcats 15 15 Tinora 4 5 15 15 Ottawa Glandorf 10 7 13 15 15 Cory Rawson 15 13 6 15 15 Leipsic 11 11 15 15 McComb 3 7 15 15 Pandora Gilboa 68 15 15 Ottoville 4 5 15 15 Ayersville 9 13 15 6 12 Kalida 6 15 15 15 4 Elida 17 15 15 15 Holgate 8 13 13 15 15 Columbus Grove 15 11 17 15 15 Continental 6 6 15 15 Holgate 7 4 4 15 15 Ft. Jennings 15 62 15 15 Delphos St. Johns 7 6 14 15 15 Wayne Trace 16 12 10 15 15 Patrick Henry 4 13 15 15 Liberty Benton 13 5 15 15 •'Bluffton 4 7 10 11 Pandora Gilboa 15 15 Won 17 Lost 4 J.V. VOLLEYBALL Miller City Wildcats Opponent 13 15 15 Tinora 15 12 7 2 14 Ottawa Glandorf 15 16 15 7 4 Cory Rawson 4 15 15 15 13 15 Leipsic 7 15 9 11 9 McComb 15 15 15 15 Pandora Gilboa 11 5 16 13 15 Ottoville 14 15 6 13 15 15 Ayersville 15 7 12 14 15 0 Kalida 16 1 15 15 8 15 Elida 10 15 4 11 16 15 Holgate 15 14 13 15 11 11 Columbus Grove 11 15 15 15 18 Continental 12 16 15 15 Holgate 11 13 15 15 Ft. Jennings 10 10 15 15 Delphos St. Johns 12 12 7 10 Wayne Trace 15 15 3 15 2 Patrick Henry 15 7 15 15 15 Liberty Benton 1 13 Won 12 Lost 7 38 The Junior High Volleyball teams both had very out- standing seasons with all-2 record for the 7th grade and a 10-3 record for the 8th grade.The girls all showed a lot of improvement as the year went on.This should help them all for preparing for the Junior Varsity and Varsity teams in the upcom- ing years. 7lh Grade From top left to right:Tracy Noirot.Alaina Morman.Michelle Cyetvai.Jenny Slachowiak.Carol Schnipke.Tracie Schnipke.|ill Oedy.Tammy Niese.Lea Brown.Dana Knueven 8th Grade Bottom Row from left to right:Marla Lammers,Julie Palte.Shawnda Kindle,Julie Kuhlman,Melissa Deatrick, Top Row from left to right Christy Kern.Lynn Kuhlman.Emily Hermiller.Sue Recker,Becky Niese.Jill Niese,Jenny Michel,Jackie Brown,Coach Jackie Gerten StatsrMarcia Wenzilick,Michelle Schroeder The 1987-1988 team compiled the best record ever in MC volleyball history with a total of 17 wins and only 4 losses. One of those was to Pandora Gilboa in the final match of sectional tournament play. PCL honors for the season went to Captain Marcia Liebrecht by being named to the first team and Captain Amy Vennekotter to the second team. Beth Lammers and Anne Lammers received honor- able mention. From top to bottom:Coach Ed Marsman,Marcia Liebrecht,Amy Ven- nekotter.Mary Wank.Jenny Schroeder.Lisa Kuhlman.Anne Lam- mers,Leann Wenzlick.Beth Lammers,Sheree Otto,Jenny Inkrott. Seniors from left to right:Marcia Liebrecht,Jenny Schroeder.Mary Wank.Amy Vennekotter.Lisa Kuhlman. 40 The Junior Varsity ended the season with a 12-7 record.The girls really did a great job.Many of the players learned a lot. They got a lot of experience from this year.Now.they are all ready to move up to the Varsity level. Good Luck in the future years.Way to go!! Sandy Schroeder, Shelly Niese, Jenny Erford, Stacey Kern, Anita Lammers, Lisa Niese, Wendy Erford, Pam Brown, Debbie Wag- ner, Carrie Gerschutz, Vicki Liebrecht, Rhonda Lammers, Dawn Niese, Dana Steffen, Kathy Vennekotter, Coach Jean Forster, Ed Marsman, Missing Stats Tracy Morman, Sonya Kuhlman, Julie Salsibury, Lisa Niese, Kim Kuhlman, Manager Bernice Gustwiller. 41 The 1987 Golf team had a fine season led by first year coach Marty Zender and a good group of experienced seniors. The golf team won the first golf trophy in school history by placing 3rd at the North Baltimore International. Another first for the team this year was a hole-in-one by freshman Scott Niese during a dual meet. From left to right:Coach Marty Zender.Nat Schroeder.Chad Okuleyjim Balbaugh.Scott Niese.Jeff Rosengarten.Dale Du!le.Steve Brown.Jeff Eiden.Todd Rosengarten.Rodney Niese.Kurt Schroeder. Senior Jim Balbaugh Senior Jeff Eiden Senior Kurt Schroeder Senior Jeff Rosengarten Senior Dale Dulle Senior Steve Brown 67 VARSITY BOYS BASKETBALL Leipsic 63 70 Ottoville 69 71 Ft. Jennings 85 71 Holgate 82 64 Van Buren 59 47 Leipsic 58 60 Upper Scioto Valley 65 49 Holgate 68 62 Patrick Henry 59 47 Pandora Gilboa 63 50 Continental 57 66 Ottoville 93 79 Ft. Jennings 85 63 Wayne Trace 100 68 McComb 45 50 Kalida 55 59 Cory Rawson 52 83 Ayersville 61 79 Liberty Benton 74 88 Columbus Grove 78 65 Columbus Grove 63 52 ‘Kalida 64 37 Won 10 Lost 12 1-6 in Conference FRESHMAN BOYS BASKETBALL Liberty Benton 26 36 Continental 24 40 Kalida 52 25 Ayersville 41 46 Leipsic 45 55 Cory Rawson 20 30 Holgate 56 37 McComb 35 52 Patrick Henry 50 56 Delphos Jefferson 42 35 Pandora Gilboa 30 45 Ottoville 50 47 Ft. Jennings 60 44 ColumbusGrove 48 38 ‘Leipsic 27 26 ‘Ottoville 40 Won 9 Lost 7 44 63 RESERVE BOYS BASKETBALL Leipsic 52 39 Ottoville 41 42 Ft. Jennings 47 34 Holgate 35 47 Van Buren 67 41 Leipsic 58 35 Upper Scioto Valley 57 31 Holgate 38 48 Patrick Henry 60 46 Pandora Gilboa 54 39 Continental 43 43 Ottoville 62 56 Ft. Jennings 46 55 Wayne Trace 59 61 McComb 51 37 Kalida 45 51 Cory Rawson 56 44 Ayersville 55 57 Liberty Benton 51 46 Columbus Grove 43 Won 5 Lost 15 43 JR. HIGH BOYS BASKETBALL 8th Grade Patrick Henry 27 49 Holgate 22 51 Ottawa Public 34 49 Glandorf 42 51 Kalida 43 70 Leipsic St. Marys 33 56 Ottawa SPPS 22 56 Leipsic St. Marys 27 38 Ottoville 46 41 Ft. Jennings 42 39 Glandorf 46 49 Leipsic Public 29 48 ‘Ottoville 30 56 ‘Columbus Grove 16 49 ‘Ft. Jennings 45 Won 13 Lost 3 VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL 81 Ottoville 53 66 Cory Rawson 22 56 Continental 30 85 Tinora 56 50 Pandora Gilboa 46 58 McComb 24 66 Vanlue 39 41 Patrick Henry 51 44 Ottawa Glandorf 39 43 Delphos Jefferson 52 57 Ft. Jennings 40 77 Columbus Grove 44 67 Ottoville 44 51 Ottawa Glandorf 58 51 Leipsic 43 51 Kalida 55 59 Ada 33 53 Ft. Jennings 57 63 Ayersville 47 65 Holgate 46 49 Ft. Jennings 26 49 Spencerville 45 56 Kalida 59 21 RESERVE GIRLS BASKETBALL Ottoville 30 36 Cory Rawson 4 27 Continental 28 28 Tinora 24 23 Pandora Gilboa 14 31 McComb 25 34 Vanlue 18 39 Patrick Henry 33 23 Ottawa Glandorf 38 26 Delphos Jefferson 33 30 Ft. Jennings 35 25 Ottoville 41 40 Ottawa Glandorf 57 20 Leipsic 29 30 Kalida 42 20 Ada 26 22 Ft.Jennings 39 21 Ayersville 23 32 Holgate 26 Won 7 Lost 12 Won 17 Lost 6 JR. HIGH GIRLS BASKETBALL 16 8th Grade 22 34 Continental 9 14 48 Holgate 4 16 34 Kalida 11 10 54 Ft. Jennings 12 21 35 Leipsic St. Marys 16 30 31 Ayersville 35 12 27 Kalida 33 30 33 Ft. Jennings 12 12 51 Patrick Henry 19 6 41 Continental 14 15 38 Leipsic St. Marys 14 12 4 Holgate 9 39 •Continental 13 29 Ft. Jennings 20 33 •Kalida 18 7th Grade Girls Continental 26 Holgate 6 Kalida 33 Ft. Jenninigs 24 Leipsic St. Mary’s 50 Ayersville 22 Kalida 39 Ft. Jennings 14 Patrick Henry 12 Continental 14 Leipsic St. Mary’s 21 Holgate 13 Ft. Jennings 21 Won 3 Lost 10 45 Won 13 Lost 2 Bottom from left to right:Brian Ruhe.Russ Wenzinger.Todd Okuley.Roy Wenzinger. Top row left to right Assist. Assist .Coach Dan Kern.Manager Don Miller. Doug Ruhe. Eric Scheckelhoff.Kirk Scheckelhoff.Randy Keeker.Bryan Kuhlman, Managers Chris Keesler.Mike Meyer.Missing Coach Kevin McClaughlin The basketball team started out strong this season winning the first 2 games and first 4 out of 7. But when January rolled around the wheels fell off. We had some nagging injuries and could not get consistent play from everyone. The slide final- ly ended and we won 6 out of the last 8 games. We bowed out of tournament in the sectional finals when we were edged by state runner-up Kalida. Seniors from left to right:Todd Okuley.Roy Wenz- inger, Douk Ruhe. This year’s J.V. team was very young and inexperi- enced,but worked very hard to make up for it. Through- out the season they showed a lot of improvement by winning 3 of their last 4 games. They also gained the valuable experience that they will need to step up to the varsity level next sea- son. From left to right: Manager Mike Meyer.Joe Ruck,Matt Michel.Matt Layne,Randy Reck- er.Matt Kuhlman,Craig Eiden,Manager Chris Keesler.Don Miller,Coach Marty Zender. This year’s Freshman Basketball team ended the season with a re- cord 9-7.The players put a great effort forth at both the games and at practice.They have prepared themselves to move up to the Varsity and JV. level.There were a few of them that already were able to play on the JV. team. Good Job, Guys!!! From left to right-Roy Schroeder.Nate Schroeder.Chad Okuley.Phil Schroeder.Jeff Palte.Don Kaufman,Jon Balbaugh,Alton Warniment,Scott Niese.Eric Kuhlman.John Morman,Manager Mike Meyer,Coach Steve Peck. 48 Stats from left to right: Lea Brown, Jenny Stachowiak, Emily Hermiller, Sue Recker, Julie Palte. 7th Grade Players Bottom row from left to right: John Brown, Doug Recker, Jason Noirot, Josh Verhoff, Jeff Long, Nate Inkrott, Top row from left to right Mike Oberhaus, Kevin Deitering, Craig Warnimont, Greg Kaufman, Vic Niese, Bri- an Riepenhoff, Mark Michel. 8th grade Bottom row from left to right: Andy Kaufman, Randy Siefker, Joe Schroeder, Jeremy Ordaz, Kevin Morman, Dale Liebrecht, John Reed, Top row from left to right Coach Mel Kreinbrink, Bill Balbaugh, Rob Kuhlman, Jay Miller, Rick Lammmers, Phil Liebrecht, Andy Layne, Mike Rosen- garten, Greg Liebrecht. The Junior High Basketball teams did a very fine job this year. The 7th grade ended up with a 8-6 record for the sea- son. The 8th grade ended up with a 13-3 record for the sea- son. The coaches are very proud of all their efforts they put forth this season. Good job!! 49 The 1987-88 cheerleading season was filled with a lot of excitement!! The Varsity cheerleaders attended UCA Camp at Otterbein College and received one excellent ribbon, 5 superior ribbons, a spirit stick, and overall superior squad trophy, while the Reserve received 14 ribbons in various competitions and an overall excellent ribbon at the ICF Camp at Oberlin College. They used the skills learned at camp to spur the basketball team on to a super season. Keep up the super job, girls!! Top photo: Senior (ill Schroeder. Left Photo: Varsity Cheerleaders Front to Back — Jill Schroeder, Sharon Barlage, Anne Lammers, Ma- ry Wank, Stacy Alt, Marcia Liebrecht. Bottom photo: Re- serve Cheerleaders 1st Row Sandy Schroeder, 2nd Row Kathy Vennekotter, Renee Okuley, 3rd Row Melissa Warniment, Jenny Lammers. Upper pho- to: Senior Mary Wank. Left Photo On Bottom: Senior Marcia Liebrecht Bottom Middle Photo: Se- nior Shar- on Barlage. 50 Top Left Photo: Freshman Cheerleaders from left to right-Julie Salisbury, Jenny Erford, Amy Niese, Car- rie Gerschutz. Middle Left Photo: 8th Grade Cheer- leaders-Top Marla Lammers, Christy Kern, Julie Kuhlman, Bottom Becky Niese. Bottom Left Photo: 7th Grade Cheerleaders-Bottom Jill Oedy, 2nd Row Julie Niese, Michelle Schroeder, Top Tracy Noirot. Top Middle Photo: Mascot Oran Verhoff. M. K El I?- Another exciting year for fans of the Lady Wildcats. For the 3rd straight year the Cats won 17 or more games, including a trip to the District Finals, in spite of an injury riddled season. Receiving honors this year were: Amy Vennekotter, Player of the Year, 1st team P.C.L.,2nd team All-Ohio; 1st Team All-Northwest Ohio, 1st Team District 8, District-8 All Star Game. Sonya Kuhlman, 2nd team P.C.L., District 8-All Star Game. Beth Lammers.lst team P.C.L., 2nd team District-8, Honorable Mention-All Northwest Ohio. Jenny Inkrott, Honorable Mention-P.C.L. Senior Sonya Kuhlman Senior Amy Vennekotter Senior Jenny Schroeder 2nd Row from left to right Sherri Otto, Beth Lammers, Sonya Kuhlman, Donna Kaufman, Jenny Inkrott, Amy Vennekotter, Anita Lammers, Vicki Liebrecht, Nicki Lammers, Sara Meyer. 1st Row Assistance Coach Ed Marsman, Coach-Dennis Mumaw. The 1987-1988 Girls Junior Var- sity Basketball team ended their season with a 7-12 record. Al- though their record may not be a winning record,they did a very good job this year.A lot of their games that they lost were very close and they only ended up los- ing by about 4 points in a lot of the games. From left to right-Stacey Kern.Vicki Liebrecht.Deb Wagner,Bernice Gustwil- ler,Anita Lammers.Lori Verhoff,Donna Kaufman.Coach Wilma Vennekotter. Stats:Bottom row from left to right:Shelly Niese.Dana Steffen, Amy Schmenk,Cathy Schnipke.Top row left to right Jodi Niese,Julie Brown,Pam Brown,Da wn Niese,Kathy Balbaugh. 53 From left to right: Jenny Stachowiak.Michelle Schroeder.Gina Neinberg,Wendy Reck- er.Jamie Horstman,Tammy Niese,Carol Schnipke.Tracie Schnipke. Absent Coach Benton. The Junior High Girls teams both gained a great deal of ex- perience from the 1987-1988 season. The 7th grade ended up with a final record of 3-10 for the season.These girls worked very hard throughout the entire season and deserve a lot of credit for all their effort they put into it and for not giv- ing up. The 8th grade girls en- ded tneir season with a 13-2 record. They also won the PCL crown. These girls did a very fine job this season.They all worked very hard and were al- ways ready to play ball. Bottom photos:lst photo Stats Melissa Deatrick and Becky Niese.2nd photo Stats Kim Recker.Sara Gilgenbach,Tracy Noirot,Brenda Weis. VARSITY BASEBALL RESERVE BASEBALL 11 Ft. Jennings 2 1 Ottawa Glandorf 7 13 Continental 4 7 Holgate 2 11 Kalida 2 23 Delphos Jefferson 2 1 Ottoville 2 12 Ft. Jennings 5 9 Ottawa Hills 10 6 Columbus Grove 0 15 Wayne Trace 3 26 Hicksville 12 25 Leipsic 6 10 Ayersville 2 8 Pandora Gilboa 4 11 Leipsic 1 8 Continental 2 1 ’Delphos St. Johns 0 4 Columbus Grove 3 14 Pandora Gilboa 3 17 ‘Delphos Jefferson 2 2 Ottoville 1 9 Ayersville 4 0 Ottawa Hills 8 Won 22 Lost 4 Lima Central Catholic 3 Delphos Jefferson 8 Wayne Trace 9 Leipsic 6 Ayersville 4 Ayersville 3 Columbus Grove 8 Ottawa Glandorf 7 Leipsic 3 Won 7 Lost 2 Junior High Track Ayersville Tinora Pandora Gilboa Cory Rawson North Baltimore Continental Ottawa 4th out of 4 3rd out of 3 3rd out of 3 3rd out of 3 2nd out of 4 4th out of 5 5th out of 9 55 Won 7 Lost 17 This year the Varsity Baseball Team ended the season with a 22-4 record. They had a very impressive season. They won PCL and also won the District title. We then went on to the regional finals where we lost to Ottawa Hills. It was very disappointing to everyone, especially to the Seniors who wanted to make their senior year the best by going to State. All the players deserve a lot of credit. They had a great season and have a lot to be proud of. GOOD JOB GUYS!!! Varsity Baseball Team: Row 1 — Roy Wenzinger, Jim Balbaugh, Cary Melia, Todd Okuley, Steve Brown, Doug Ruhe. Row 2 — Jon Thornton, Brian Ruhe, Cory Melia, Bryan Kuhlman, Ron Deitering, Rodney Niese. Row 3 — Statisticians Mary Wank, Renee Okuley, Stacy Alt, Joe Ruck, Russ Wenzinger, Assist. Coach Marty Zender, Coach Dan Kern. Seniors-Row 1 Jim Balbaugh, Todd Okuley, Roy Wenzinger. Row 2 Mary Wank, Ron Deitering, Cory Melia, Steve Brown, Doug Ruhe, Cary Melia. 56 Reserve Team Row 1 — Eric Kuhlman, Phil Schroeder, Matt Michel, Matt Kuhlman, Brian Dukes, John Morman. Row 2 — Roy Schroeder, Nate Schroeder, Jeff Palte, Craig Eiden, Chad Okuley, Mark Long. Nick Schnipke. Row 3 — Stat- isticians Carrie Ger- schutz, Charlotte Burgei, Jon Thornton, Rodney Niese, Bryan Kuhlman, Joe Ruck, Coach Marty Zender. This year the reserve baseball team ended the season with a 7-2 record. They did a very good job, considering all the new people they had to break in for playing new posi- tions. These players have a lot to look forward to in the future years. We would like to congratu- late them on a great sea- son and wish them luck in the future years of ball playing. 57 This year the Varsity track team did a great job. They im- proved in almost all their events. For the first time this year we won a track meet. That was a great accomplish- ment for the whole team. We also had 4 of the girls go down to state. For three of them this a very new experience. Those girls were Jenny Erford, Anita Lammers, and Amy Niese. For one girl, Amy Vennekot- ter, this was not a new ex- perience because this was her fourth trip to Columbus. We would like to congratulate the entire track team on a very fine job!! Keep up all the hard work in the years to come. Varsity Track: Row 1 — Sue Lehman, Row 2 — Amy Vennekotter, Anita Lammers, Amy Niese, Jenny Erford. Row 3 — Coach Kevin Benton, Stacey Kern, Amy Kleman, Julie Salisbury, Jenny Inkrott, Jennie Kinder We would now like to take the time to congratulate Senior, Amy Vennekotter, on her great four years of track. She has been a great leader of the team for many years. A lot of the younger players have also looked up to Amy. In her four years of being on the Varsity track team, she has been down to Columbus each year. This was really a great accom- plishment, but she had to put a lot of time, hard work, and effort into this. We would just like to say GOOD JOB, AMY!!!! 58 Track team: Row 1 — Marcia Wenzlick, Jenny Stachowiak, Jenny Michel, Christy Kern, Julie Niese, Jill Oedy. Row 2 — Tammy Niese, Julie Palte, Becky Niese, Jill Niese, Julie Kuhlmam. Row 3 — Stats Jackie Brown, Melissa Deatrick, Marla Lammers, Gina Nienberg, Tracy Noirot, Michelle Schroeder. 59 60 61 Wow-look at that band! It was an exciting year for the MCHS band. In addition to the most memorable Hal- loween parade Cedar Point, the band also journeyed to Indianapolis to participate in the largest band ever. Yes, MCHS will appear, along with zillions of other people in the 1989 edi- tion of the Guines Book of World Records. How could we forget the Alumni Concert? It was quite a experience to play the sax with your 8th grade English teacher-wasn’t it? Overall, it was a great year and one everyone, especially the SENIORS, will never forget. Row 1 Cathy Schnipke, Jenny Morman, Lisa Schroeder, Pam Brown, Tracy Niese. Row 2 Jenny Inkrott, Amy Schnipke, Kim Kuhlman, Sharon Yarnell. Row 3 Tracy Morman. Joyce Palte, Kathy Balbaugh, Karen Lehman. Row 4 Jeff Eiden, Donna Kaufman, Steph- anie Yarnell, Mary Wank. Row 5 Don Miller, Stephanie Kuhlman, Donna Kaufman, Beth Lammers. Row 6 Ann Recker, Julie Eller- brock, Amy Recker Row 7 Bernice Gustwiller, Doug Barlage, Joy Reed. Row 8 Jeff Palte, Jay Miller, Todd Rosengarten. Majorettes: Front Row Cathy Schnip- ke, Jenny Morman. Back Row Tracy Niese, Head Majorette Lisa Schroeder, Pam Brown. 62 Band Officers:Stephanie Kuhlman,President Ann Recker.Tracy Morman,Doug Barlage. Once again this year’s members of the county de- partment joined to make beautiful music together. The practices were once again held at Bluffton College and an performance was given at Ft. Jen- nings High School. It was a very enjoyable time for everyone. The State Band members once again gathered for a couple of weeks in the summer to practice for the many performances they had to put on. They performed at the Ohio State Fair. Eve- rybody enjoyed themselves very much and were able to meet many new friends. All County Choir: Row 1 Amy Schmenk, Stepha- nie Yarnell, Wendy Erford, Stephanie Kuhlman, Stacy Kleman, Sharon Yarnell, Kim Kuhlman, Pam Brown. Row 2 Joyce Palte, Donna Kaufman, Tracy Niese, Anita Lammers, Ronda Lammers, Terry Rosen- garten, Lejean Steffen, Dawn Niese, Nicki Lam- mers, Judy Morman, Vicki Liebrecht. Senior Band members:From left to right Stephanie Kuhlman,Mary Wank.Ann Recker,Sitting Doug Barlage,Tracy Morman,Sharon Yarnell,Lisa Schroeder,Sitting Jeff Eiden,Jenny Morman.Julie Ellerbrock. All County BandrRow 1 Julie Ellerbrock,Cathy Schnipke.Lisa Schroeder,Stephanie Kuhlman.Amy Schnipke,Joyce Palte,Kim Kuhlman.Row 2 Donna Kauf- man,Ann Recker.Tracy Morman,Todd Rosen- garten,Kathy Balbaugh,Sharon Yarnell,Jenny Morman. 63 This year the pep band played at our basketball games and pep rallies as usual for the pleasure of both home crowds and visitors. We rocked the gym with such hits as “Wipe Out”, Living on a Prayer”,and “Hey Baby”. The concert band also delighted crowds of people this year at the Christmas and Spring concerts and for the benefit of previous band members at the Alumni Concert.Everything went great and we loved mixing traditional classical music with modern rock like “I’ve Had the Time of my Life” and “Hip to be Square”. The pep band and the concert band practiced very hard to put on all the good performances. Good job and keep up the good work!! Row 1-Karen Lehman, Amy Schnipke, Lisa Schroeder, Stephanie Kuhlman, Joy Reed, Cathy Schn ipke, Donna Kaufman. Row 2- Rachael Barlage, Kathy Balbaugh, Jenny Morman, Bernice Gustwiller, Doug Barlage, Jeff Eiden, Julie Plate, Shawnda Kindle. Row 3- Director Steven Powell, Jeff Palte, Jay Miller, Wendy Erford, Don Miller, Donna Kaufman, Joyce Palte, Kim Kuhlman, Sharon Yarnell, Todd Rosengarten. Row 1-Lisa Schroeder,Cathy Schnipke,Brenda Kaufman,Joy Reed,Tracy Morman.Row 2-Kathy Balbaugh,Joyce Palte,Amy Schnipke,Karen Lehman.Beth Lammers.Kim Kuhlman,Sharon Yarnell,Jenny Inkrott.Ann Recker.Row 3-Jeff Eiden,Mary Wank.Todd Rosengarten,Jeff Palte,Doug Barlage,Tracy Niese,Wendy Erford,Bernice Gustwiller,Jenny Morman,Julie El- lerbrock,Don Miller,Director Steven Powell,Stephanie Yarnell,Donna Kaufman,Stephanie Kuhlman. Choirilst Row 1 Wendy Erford.Lajean Steffen,Pam Brown,Donna Kaufman,Ronda Lammers.Stephanie Yarnell,Joyce Palte,Vicki Liebrecht.Ann Recker,Stephanie Kuhlman.Row 2 Dawn Niese,Anita Lammers,Terry Rosengarten,Sharon Yarnell,Kim Kuhlman.Judy Morman.Nicki Lammers,Jenny Morman. Band:lst Row:Rachael Barlage.Shawnda Kindle,Michelle Schroeder.Jill Oedy.Tracie Schnipke,Carol Schnipke.Doug Recker,Jeff Long.Row 2 Director Steven Powell,Julie Palte,Amy Balbaugh.Gina Neinberg.Jay Miller.Janie Horstman,Craig Kaufman.Kim Recker. 65 Ili STUDENT COUNCIL Candy was the main topic for the National Honor So- ciety this year.Members could be seen sitting behind a table during the lunch periods on Friday and at bas- ketball games selling candy.And.once again.a blood- mobile was sponsored by the NHS.Whether they were registering people.comforting them.or tending to the snack bar.the NHS met with success.The Scholastic Banquet was also sponsored by the NHS.The traditional fried chicken was devoured by studious students.while proud parents watched their children receive their re- spective awards. 1st row:Stephanie Kuhlman.leff Eiden.Doug Barlage.Amy Vennekotter.Ann Recker.Jill Schroeder.Tracy Morman.Mary Wank.2nd row:Advisor Bill Lammers.Karen Lehman.Kelly R. Niese.Leann Wenzlick.Anne Lammers.Don Liebrecht.Sara Meyer.Jenny Inkrott.Beth Lammers.Bryan Kuhlman. Student Councihlsl Row Leo Recker.Todd Okuley.Mark Recker.Brian Ruhe.2nd Row Jenny Lammers.Nicki Lammers.Stacey Kern.Advisor James Raudabaugh.3rd Row Treasurer Doug Ruhe.Secretary Anne Lammers.Vice President Ann Recker.Prosident Amy Vennekotter. 66 Girls State Representative Amy Vennekotter and Boys State Representative Jeff Eiden American Legion Winners:Doug Barlage.Jill Schroeder.Don Liebrecht,Karen Lehman,Tom Kauf- man,Kathy Vennekotter. Smart Organization:Amy Vennekotter.Mary Wank.Tracy Morman.Jill Schroeder. 67 !) Being on the yearbook staff can be a very difficult job at times. There are a lot of things to do, for example, making layouts, drawing division pages, and selling ads. It is not an easy job, but at the end when it’s all finished, it is such a great feeling. We hope you all enjoy this year’s MCANN. Kneeling — Julie Ellerbrock, Amy Kleman, Diane Lehman, Editor Lisa Kuhlman, Marilyn Schieber. Row 2 — Photographer Ann Recker, Sharon Barlage, Rhonda Shafer. Kelly Morman, Lynn Wagner, Mary Wank, Amy Vennekotter. Kelly I. Niese, Shelly Niese, Advisor Judy Ruen. Row 3 — Don Liebrecht, Jenny Morman, Judy Morman, Lisa Schroeder, Division Page Artist Jill Schroeder, Photographer and Ad Manager Diane Ellerbrock, Tracy Morman. Row 4 — Marcia Liebrecht and Sonya Kuhlman. This year’s FFA teams did a very fine job in competition. The Par- liamentary Procedure Team won the county title this year, but then went on to districts and lost. The Urban Soil Judging Team al- so did a really good job in their competition. We would like to congratulate these guys on a very good job!!! Parliamentary Procedure Team: Row 1 Doug Ruhe, Gene Siebeneck, Brian Inkrott, Roy Wenzinger. Row 2 Brook Schroeder, Russ Wenzinger, Bryan Kuhlman, Oran Verhoff, Brian Ruhe. Row 3 Jeff Meyer, Ron Deitering, Cary Melia, Jim Balbaugh, Kirk Scheckelhoff. Urban Soil Judging Team: Row 1 Bryan Kuhlman, Doug Ruhe, Roy Wenz- inger. Row 2 Brian inkrott, Oran Verhoff, Russ Wenzinger, Gene Siebeneck. Once again this year, the Miller City FFA has proved to be one of the most pres- tigious organizations in our school. For the second year in a row, Mr. Steven Peck was the Vo-Ag teacher. He encourages all students to participate in the Vo-Ag pro- gram. It is a program which will help develop qualities of leadership. It is a very worthwhile program. Vice President — Roy Wenzinger, Treasurer Jim Babaugh, Sec- retary Brook Schroeder, President Doug Ruhe. Row 1 Advisor Steve Peck, Brian Inkrott, Gene Siebeneck, Bryan Kuhlman, Doug Ruhe, Roy Wenzinger, Oran Verhoff, Russ Wenzinger. Row 2 Matt Vennekotter, Cary Melia, Brook Schroeder, Jim Balbaugh, Ron Deitering, Jeff Meyer, Matt Wilhelm. Row 3 Craig Warnimont, Eric Scheckelhoff, Brian Ruhe, Don Miller, Todd Rosengarten, Randy Schnipke. Row 3 Mark Recker, Bill Ellerbrock, Leo Recker, Randy Niese, Brady Schroeder, Chad Niese, Chuck Riepenhoff, Greg Otto, Dave Rieman. Row 4 Virgil Geckle, Fred Lammers, Louis Hermiller, Jeff Palte, Nick Schnipke, Richard Geckle, Brian Ellerbrock, Randy Recker, Brian Kuhlman. Row 5 John Morman, Don Kaufman, Matt Michel, Jon Balbaugh, Adam Wilhelm, Jon Thornton, Eric Kuhlman, Kirk Scheckelhoff. 70 I District and County Officers:From left to right Jenny Morman,Lisa Schroeder,Diane Ellerbrock.Judy Morman. The FHA has been in- volved in many activities this year. We held a Jail- n-Bail during FHA week and the proceeds were donated to the Children’s Hospital.Also during FHA week we had “What you wouldn’t be caught dead in day’’,“Red and White Day”,and ‘‘McDonalds Day”. We also hosted the Sweetheart Dance along with the FFA. We had a really great year and there will hopefully be many more to come. Local Officers: Historian Kelly Morman, Vice Pres- ident Mary Wank, Sec- retary Marcia Liebrecht, Treasurer Jenny Lam- mers, Vice President Aide Lisa Schroeder, President Diane Eller- brock, Photographer Vicki Liebrecht, Rec. Song Leader Kelly I. Niese, Parliamentarian Rhonda Shafer, Award of Merit Ch. Jenny Morman, Reporter Joyce Palte Starting at the bottom of the F:Kim Kindle.Jenny Oberhaus.Beth Shafer,Roxanne Brown.Jill Brown.Jenny Erford,Terry Rosen- f;arten,Stephanie Kleman,Brenda Kaufman.Debbie W'agner.Karen Lehman.Lisa Niese.Julie Salisbury.Carrie Gerschutz.Startine at Bottom eft of the H:Bernice Gustwiller.Amy Schmenk.Joy Reed.Donna Kaufman.Kim Kuhlman.Leiean Steffen.Kara Niese.Lori Vernoff,Rachel Warnimont.Cheryl Kuhlman,Kathy Long.Mary Lou Schroeder.Amy Recker,Wendy Erford,Chris Long.Pam Brown,Julie Brow’n.Tammy Rosengarten.Rhonda Lammers.Anita Lammers.Starting at bottom left of the A:Sherri Otto.Kathy Vennekotter,Shelly Niese,Jodi Niese,Dana Steffen,Kathy Balbauch,Cathy Schnipke.Amy Schnipke.Beth Lammers,Karen Lehman.Jill Schroeder.Stephanie Kuhlman.Judy Morman.Sandy Schroeaer.Amy Gerdeman.Sharon Barlage.Kim Brown.Marilyn Schieber.Lynn Wagner.lst Row:Advisor Mary Jane Mill- er.Kelly Morman.Rhonda Shafer.Jenny Morman. Jenny Lammers.Mary Wank.Diane Ellerbrock.Marcia Liebrecht,Lisa Schroeder.Kelly I. Niese.Vicki Liebrecht.Joyce Palte. 71 72 One of the first fun events of the year is Field Day. This not only gets us out of our last 3 classes of the day, but also features such fun games as the bed races and the car pile up. The highlight of Field Day was when students’ names were drawn and the winners were able to throw a pie in a teacher’s face. The seniors came in first place, followed by the juniors, then sophomores, and finally the freshmen. Later that evening was the Freshman Mixer. It was held at the Sportsman’s Club, with Soundwaves play- ing such favorite hits by White Snake and The New Wipe Out by the Fat Boys and the Beach Boys. The wild and crazy seniors partied it up by “going surfin’ ” 74 HALLOWEEN This year once again the students at Miller City dressed up for Hal loween.The costumes ranged from Mice to Men and many other original costumes. This year The Spirit” chose 5 students and one teacher as this year's costume winners. The winners included David leader as a geek.Lynn Wagner and Randy Niese as mice.Julie Nienberg as a mum- my.Doug Barlage as a toxic avenger.jill Schroeder as Momar. We would like to thank all students and teachers who participated in dressing up for Halloween this year. 75 Senior attendents Tracy Morman Roy Wenzinger Junior attendents Malissa Warni- ment Randy Niese King Queen Amy Ven- nekotter Todd Okuley Sophomore at- tendents Nicki Lammers Chuck Riepenhoff Freshman at- tendents Julie Salsibury Joe Ruck This year,once again, the Student Council spon- sored the Homecoming Dance.The dance was held on December 5,1987 at the Miller City Sports- man Club from 8:00- ll:00.The music was by Fussion. This year’s King and Queen were Amy Vennekotter and Todd Okuley.This year's dance was really a good time for everyboby. It is a night that a lot of people will never forget. Marilyn, do you see that star over there? Boy, does that girl look strange. 1988 Homecoming Court Aren't we cute? King Queen Marcia Liebrecht Cary Melia. 1st Attendents Jill Schroeder Brook Schroeder. Junior Attendents Kathy Schnipke Bill Ellerbrock. Sophomore Attendents Shelly Niese Brian Ruhe. Fresh- man Attendents Laurie Stewart Matt Michel. 78 This year’s Sweetheart Dance theme was Pre- cious Moments. The dance was once again held at the Miller City Sportsman Club from 8:00-11:00. The FHA did a very fine job in decorating the hall for this event. This was a very special night for everybody. It was es- pecially memorable for Marcia Liebrecht and Cary Melia who were crowned King Queen. 79 The date of the Junior-Senior Prom this year was May 13, 1988. The Sportsman Club was decorated very beautiful by the Juniors. This is one night that I am sure none of the Seni- ors will ever forget. Gene Siebeneck and Lisa Kuhlman reigned over the prom as they were chosen Prom King and Queen. 1st Attendents were Tracy Morman and Dale Dulle. 2nd At- tendents were Diane Ellerbrock and Brian Inkrott. All the Seniors would like to say thank you to the Juniors for making the night such a special one. King Queen Gene Siebeneck Lisa 1st Attendents Dale Dulle 2nd Attendents Brian Inkrott Kuhlman Tracy Morman Diane Ellerbrock 81 FRA This year the FHA banquet was held in April. After everyone had finished their dinners, Mrs. Miller presented awards to various students. The Pres- ident of FHA, Diane Ellerbrock, recognized all the girls who had received their Junior and Chapter degrees. Next years incoming president, Kelly I. Niese, recognized the girls who were receiving their State degrees and the seniors girls who have been in FHA. This year’s President, Doug Ruhe, welcomed everyone to the 1988 FFA Banquet. He, along with many other people, received various awards and were recognized for their outstanding activities. Steve Peck, advisor, presented these various awards. Marcia Liebrecht was elected as FFA Queen, and attendents were Amy Ven- nekotter and Marcia Liebrecht. 83 This year the scholastic banquet was on May 18, 1988. They once again had the traditional Kentucky Fried Chicken for dinner. After dinner, students were honored for their special achievments, for example, honor roll, student of the month, attendence, and class awards. It is a great honor to be a part of the scholastic banquet. Good Job, everyone!! 84 This year the Athletic Banquet was held on May 11, 1988. Once again the meal consisted of Salisbury steak. Any student who is involved in a sport, whether it was a player, stat, manager, cheerleader, or VTR person was recognized. They either received a certificate, a letter, a trophy, or a pin. We would like to thank all those students who have taken the time to participate in our sports program. It is much appreciated. 85 86 Stacy Alt Kathy Balbaugh Joan Bariage Renee Burgei Brian Dukes Brian Ellerbrock Bill Ellerbrock Dan Gable Amy Gerdeman Louis Hermiller Amy Kleman Brian Kuhlman Denise Kuhlman Anne Lammers Beth Lammenl Jenny Lammers I Diane Lehman Sue Lehman ▼Don Liebrecht Julie Nienbpg Kelly 1. Niese 88 President Stacy Alt, Vice President Russ Wenzinger, Secretai Renee Okuley Treasurer Denise Kuhlman - ♦ ± The Junior Class of 1989 would like to say, “We enjoyed preparing a prom for the Seni- ors of 1988. We feel that this has drawn us closer together as a class. When we're work- ing together, we are unstoppable. We hope the future Junior class will gain as much experience and unity as we have.” H V- «89 Ate! She Ran Rod Kelly R. Nie! ””ally Niese andy Niese odney Niese Renee Okuley Greg Otto Mark Recker Randy Recker Dave Rieman Todd Rosengarten Eric Scheckelhoff Amy Schnipke tF Cathy Schnipke Randy Schnipke Jeff Verhoff Lisa Verhoff Melissa Warniment Erick Warnimont Russ Wenzinger Lealin Wenzlick Top: President Jenny Inkrott. Vice Prisident Chuck Riepenhoff, Secretary Sandy SchrOed«r Troacuror P-.iIln Orai Kiden Wendy Krford Scolt Frick Richard (hicklit Hernice (;usl wiIl fr jenny Inknill Hrenda Kaufman Tom Kaufman Jennie Kinder Bryan Kuldman Cheryl Kuldman Krai Kuldman Anita I .aminers Nicki l.ninmers Rhonda l.aniimsrs Mall luiyne Vicki Lielireclil Chris I.011K Kalhy I.011K Sara Meyer l)on Miller ‘10 ♦ his chool year seemed to fly by for the sophomore class espacially when we started hitting the roads on the weekends. It was an exciting year for us as we welcomed two new students to our class, Jason Verhoff and Jennie Kinder. We also enjoyed getting more involved in extracurricular activities. 0 Chad Niese Dawn Niese jody Niese Shelly Niese Tracy Niese Sheree Olto Joyce Palte ■ Amy Recker 1 Joy Reed Chuck Riepenhoff Tammy Rosengarten Brian Ruhe Kirk Scheckelhoff Amy Schmenk Brady Schroeder MaryLou Schroeder Sandy Schroeder Dana Steffen Kathy Vennekotter _ Jason Verhoff Rob Wank ♦ ♦ Adam Wilhelm Stephanie Yarnell ♦ - ♦ ♦ m Carrie Cerschutz Shannon Heuerman Don Kaufman Donna Kaufman Stacey Kern Kim Kindle Stephanie Kleman Eric Kuhlman Matt Kuhlman Fred Lammers BCaren Lehman Mark Long ike Meyer Matt Michel John Mormaniw Amy Niese Kara Niese Lisa Niese Lori Niese Scott Niese Jenny Oberhaus Jon Balbaugh Scott Boden Jill Brown Roxanne Brown Charlotte Burgei Jenny Erford Virgil Geckle 0 92 Sitting: Secretary CarrteGerschutz, left to right: Treasurer Joe Ruck, President Matt Kuhlman, Vice President Matt Vennekotter. 0 Thp 1987-88 school year was a very fun and ex- citing year for the Freshman class. We became more involved in many school activities; Field Day and the high school dances were just a few. The Fresh- man class is looking forward to the next year and the many challenges which lie ahead. ♦ ♦ Chad Okulcgr Jeff Palte Leo Recker Terry Rosengi Joe Ruck Julie Salisbury ten Matt Schnipke Nick Schnipke Nate Schroeder Phil Schroede k Roy Schroed Beth Shafer Lajean Steffen Laurie Stewart Jon Thornton Matt Vennekotter Lori Verhoff Debbie Wagner Alton Warniment Rachel Warnimont 93 CrlilSISl “SSH The 1987-88 school year was a very exciting one for the eighth graders. The eighth grade girls, as well as the boys, put great efford toward their extracurricular activities. They also participated in a junior high play which turned out to be a big success. Amy Balbaugh Bill Balbaugh Rachael Barlage Jeff Boden Jackie Brown Nicki Cass Melissa Dealrick Emily Hermiller Andy Kaufman Chris Keesler Chris Kern Shawnda Kindle Jill Kuhlman Julie Kuhlman Lynn Kuhlman Rob Kuhlman Marla Lammers Rick Lammers Andy Layne 94 Dale Liebrecht Greg Liebrecht Phil Liebrecht Jenny Michel Jay Miller Kevin Morman Jill Niese Rebecca Niese Jeremy Ordaz Julie Palte Sue Recker John Reed Mike Rosengarten Jenny Schnipke Paul Schnipke Joe Schroeder Randy Siefker Marcia Wenzlick Melissa Wilhelm 95 John Brown Lea Brown Kevin Deitering Sara Gilgenbacn Michelle Gyetvai Craig Heuerman Mike Hohenbrink Jamie Horstman Nathaniel Inkrott Greg Kaufman Dana Knueven Jeff Long Mark Michel Alaina Morman Gina Nienberg Julie Niese Tammy Niese Vic Niese 96 Iason Noirot Tracy Noirot Mike Oberhaus Jill Oedy Dean Recker Doug Recker Kim Recker Wendy Recker Brian RiepenhofT Carol Schnipke Mark Schnipke Tracie Schnipke Michelle Schroeder Jenny Stachowiak Josh VerhofT Craig Warnimont Brenda Weis Andy Wilhelm 97 Jim Brown Scott El- lorbrock Denny Erford Kyle Erford Wyatt Erford Nathan Gerding Mark Gerschutz Renae Gerschutz Brad Gilgenbach Jeff Hohenbrink Beth Inkrott Olivia Inkrott Bill Kaufman Mindy Kern Kurt Kindle Mark Kohls Kim Kuhlman Nate Kuhlman Julie Lammers Danny Layne Kirk Meyer Elden Nartker Cheryl Niese Jason Niese Jenny Niese Kristine Niese Rod Niese Jodi Otto Mike Otto Matt Palte Martha Pittman Annie Recker Angie Salisbury Shelly Salisbury Christina Schnipke Dawn Schnipke Mark .Schnipke Lisa Schumakcr I-aura Steffen Jerry Stewart Carmella Tobe Amy Vennekotter April Vennekotter Ryan Wagner Tom Wilhelm 98 Steve Balbaugh Kmily Barlage Eric Blanke- meier Brad Brown Sarah Brown Ryan Kllerbrock Connie Erford Melanie Erford Danny Fruchey leffery Giesige Brian Gilgenbach Michelle Gilgenbach Doup Kaufman Tricia Kleman Heather Kuhlman Wendy Kuhlman Alan Lammers Billy Lammers |oe lammers Lisa lammers Mark Liebrecht Jodi Maas Danny Morman Brian Niese Charity Niese Andrea Ordaz Shannon Ordaz Tannis Perry Ed Keeker Lori Keeker Mark Reichley Jeff Rieman Matthew Rieman Anne Riepenhoff Kurt Rosengarten Joe Scheckelhoff Beth Schnipke Justin Schnipke Karen Schnipke Kurtis Schnipke Kristina Schroeder Kelly Schumaker Nicole Steffen Beth Vennekotter Craig Verhoff Gina Verhoff April Wagner Christine Wank Robin Wamimont Barb Wilhelm 99 5=!J MDE Joe Barlage Amber Blankemeier Dana Brown Gina Brown Jodi Brown Becky Coble Devon Deatrick Kris Fulkert Dana Gerschutz Doug Giesige Christine Gilgenbach Stacy Gilgenbach David Kaufman Nick Keesler Shawn Koenig Kay I.iebrecht Michelle I.ong Ryan Mever Jon Nartker Beth Niese James Niese Marty Niese Melanie Niese Brian Oberhaus Melissa Rosengarten Jamie Schnipke Stephanie Schnipke Tina Schnipke Andy Schroeder Rachel Schroeder Sara Schroeder Theresa Stachowiak Chris Tobe Tammy Weis Ben Wilhelm 100 en Andy Balbaugh Anne Barlage Gwynne Barlage Lena Bockrath Malt Brown Tony Burgei Karl Fulkort Jeff Geckle Tony Gersr.hutz lenny Cilgenbach Veronica Claw Nate Gvetvai Todd Heuerman Christa Hohenbrink lason Hohenbrink Jenny Inkrott Nathan Kern Brandy Kindle Ryan Knueven Michael Koenig Chris Kuhlman Eric Lammers Danny Legg Sharon Lehman Renee Liebrecht Kristy McKibben Melanie Meyer |on Michel Bob Niese Bradley Niese Karrie Niese Dustin Nuveman Kelly Oedy Todd Otto Carla Recker Chris Recker Luke Recker Charlie Scheckelhoff Dana Schnipke |ason Schnipke Melissa Schnipke Mike Schnipke Kelly Schroeder Melissa Schroeder Nicole Schroeder Eric Steffen Deanne Vennekotter Matt Verhoff Sarah Verhoff Nate Wilhelm 101 Amanda Balbaugh lacnuclyn Barlage Alaina Brinkman Amanda Dulle Aaron Erford Holly Erford Ted Erick [anine Fruchey .isa Geckle Dawn Ciesige leremv Hermiller Gary Kaufman Briana Keesler Rachel Kleman Shane Kleman |enny hammers Karina hammers Dana Maas Paul Michel Becky Niese Brian Niese Brian Niese Eric Niese lamie Otto Andy Palle Nick Pittman Lynda Recker Tara Reker Aaron Ricman Amy Rieman Denise Schnioke Kevin Schnip c Tifani Schnipke (ill Schu- maker Cathy Steffen Craig Tobe Mark Venne- kottcr Ben Verhoff lohn Verhoff Heather Warni- mont jason Warm- mont Steve Yarncll 102 Audrey Baiba ugh Jenny Brown Dan Burgei Benny Camareno Pal Coble Darlene Deatrick Lynn Eller- brock Kevin Erfurd Katie Fulkert David Cerschutz Kelly Gerschutz lason Gustwil- ler Mall Hermiller Tony Hermiller Ryan Hohen- brink Gdb«- Inkrott Beth Kahle Craig Kuhlman Nikki Kuhlman Adam I ammers Angie lammers Traci l niiner Brian I.iebrechl Carl I.iebrechl Eric Morman Todd Noirol Amy Palle Ben|y Pester Krista Phillips Maria Reckcr Mike Recker Benjy Rieman Mindy Rosen- girlen mily Schnipke Terry Schnipke Jason Schroeder Jennifer Schroeder Stacey Siebeneck Nicole Sleffan Jonas Verhoff Todd Warner Jeremy Warni- mont Nick Wilhelm 103 Tvler Barlage Snelly Bockralh Michelle Bodon Duane Bradley Aaron Brinkman Daniel Burkhart Nick Drum- melsmilh Niki Krford Thersa deckle Amber derding Nick dilgen- bach Veronica dilgen- gach Aaron dlass lackie Inkrott Mary Kellies Anna Kuhlman |ason Kuhlman Scoll Kuhlman Aaron (.ammers Roger Lehman Mall Maxwell Lindsey McKib- ben Kvle Meyer Snerolyn Morman Vickie Nartker Brandy Niese |ason Niese jeff Niese Sarah Niese Scoll Niese Tonya Niese Dana Nuveman lonathon Okuley Dusty Pester lesse Pittman Andy Schnipke David Schnipke Melissa Schnipke Eric Schroeder Erin Schroeder Mall Steffen Mandy Stuber Cheryl Tobe Brian Venne- koller till Venne- .otter Sarah Venne- kotler Thom Verhoff Cara Wagner Mall Wagner Susan West rick Ryan Wolford 04 ADMINISTRATION SECRETARIES Top photo: Board of Education Row 1: Vice President Norma Riepenhoff, Pres- ident William Hermiller,Treasurer Bev Leis. Row 2 William Kreinbrink, Joe Leh- man,Don Lammers.Norm Inkrott. Row 2 photos:Superintendent Elementary Principal Bill Kreinbrink,High School Principal Bill Lammers,Treasurer Bev Leis.Row 3 photosrSecretary Elaine Stef- fan,Cashier Sara Barlage.Row 4 photos:Elementary Secretary Mary Eiden,High School Secretaries Barb Bei- ning,Carolyn Gilgenbach,Carol Barlage. 106 Top photo Bus Drivers Con- nie Rump, Barb Riepenhoff, Steve Powell, Ed Morman, Louann Stachowiak, Betty Maag. Middle Left N.C. Jan- itor Gary Verhoff. Middle Right M.C. Cooks Flo Wag- ner, Jane Sullivan, Mary Lou Noirot, Mary Noirot. Middle left M.C. janitor Peg Ger- schutz. Middle right N.C. Cooks Helen Kuhlman Marilyn Recker. Bottom left M.C. Janitor Wilbur Schel- lenberg. Bottom Right M.C. Janitor Larry Gerschutz. 107 HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY Dennis Mumaw: Chemistry I,II, Physics, Biology, Anatomy. James Raudabaugh-World History. Government. American History. Economics. Geography. Mary Jane Miller-Home Ec I,II,III,IV, Voc Skills 8. Stephen Powell-Instr. Music. Band. Choir. Gen Music 7, Music Appr. Kevin McGlaughlin-Senior English. Guidance Counselor. Deb Company-Secondary ACP. Dan Kern-General Business, Drivers Ed., Typing 8, Typing 11,111. Thomas Slagel-Spanish MUD. English 9A, 11B, College Prep English. Paulette Smith-Pre Algebra. Math 8B 8A. Math 7A 7B. Geometry. Algebra 1. David Leader-Physical Sciece, Earth M Science, Life Science. Helen Aelker-High Shool, Junior High L.D. Ed Marsman-Physical Education. Health. Senior Computer Programming. lantha Barlage-English 8. Spelling, Recordkeeping. English 7. Computer Basics 9. Tom Niese-American History 8. Ohio History 7. English 10. Paul Lenz-Algebra II. Math 8. Senior Math. Adv. Math. College Prep Math. Marty Zender-Ind. Arts I,II,III,IV, Voc. Skills 8. Judy Ruen-Art I,III,III. Steve Peck-Vo Ag I,II,III,IV, Voc. Skills 8. Denise Kreinbrink-English 9, English 11, Reading 8, Reading 7. no Upper left: Deb Dewar Kindergarten. Upper right: Lynne Lenz 1st Grade. Lower left: Sue Barlage 1st Grade. Middle: Diana Wehri 2nd Grade. Bottom: Marsha Reth 2nd Grade. ill Left column from top to bottom:Mary Klear-3rd Grade.Sue Knott-4th Grade.Rita Croy-5th Grade. Right column from top to bottom:Mary Rose Powell- 3rd Grade.Julie Meyerhoffer-5th Grade.Nancy Fortman-6th Grade. 112 Left Column from top to bottom:Kay Brown-6th Grade.Chris Hazelman-MH.Deb Schimmoeler-TAG.Mary Louiselle- Aid,Right Column from top to bottom:Jayna MacGlaughlin- Phys.Ed.,Peg Smith-SLD.,Janet Kreinbrink-High School Ac- celerated and Developemental Reading,Elementary Reading. 113 THE BANK OF LEIPSIC CONGRATULATES the Class of 1988 James N. Balbaugh Cheryl R. Baldridge Daniel E.Barlage Douglas W. Barlage Sharon K. Barlage Kimberly A. Brown Steven L. Brown John E. Burgei Ronald E. Deitering Dale E. Dulle, Jr. Jeffrey S. Eiden Diane S. 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