Mississinawa Valley High School - Buckeye Yearbook (Union City, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1977 volume:

2 Sandy Abel. Junior Class Oueen Candidate Don’t be late for class! Mighty Vicki with sword in hand, prepares to slay the dreaded mouse. Don’t look now . . . You’ve got the cutest little baby face! Ain’t she sweet! Was that a MONSTER”? Well, when you got to go . . . Way to go GRACE! 6 Don't be bashful! Do it up right Royce! Come on girls, stop talking and start sewing! These pleasant smiles will soon fade, when this meal hits their stomachs . . . I know kids are starting school earlier nowadays, but this is Don’t tell me. it’s the Pony Express taking its last ride. ridiculous! 10 What do wc have here, a sit-down strike?! Goodness Brian, are those really shoes or banana boats with laces?!! Pardon me, but has anyone seen the parking lot lately? 12 3 frl a Z47jm fay IuFJ”°l? m w r = • MOU J° !Z7(l£ ZJzUit Sztvjzzn zA [an and zdV an Os, t(iz Uxu±t of giving (2oun±zC 17 YOU ARE OUR FRIENDS AND TOGETHER WE CAN GIVE THE WORLD A LITTLE SUNSHINE. This is the way the students feel about our admin- istrators who have brought new ideas and new life to M.V. during the two years they have been with us. Jl k ABOVE: DR. ALBERT MIKULA, Superintendent LEFT: DR. PAUL WOTHERSPOON. Principal MR. JAMES ROUSH Guidance Counselor BOARD OF EDUCATION - Left to Right: Mr. Duane Shomber, Mrs. Phyllis Mangas, Mr. Michael Grim, Mrs. Jean Longfellow, Mr. Jerry Cox. 19 £ft W(zat ( l44 . Jlzaxn (144 Jhintz cl44 Uynovcr Ut cAL[ (2ount± Co-Editors: Kim Costello Cindy Armstrong Cindy Brooks Eddie Hill 20 MR. MICHEAL PRICE Agri-Business, Jr. and Sr. Vo-Ag MR. RONALD PIERCE Vocational Agriculture MRS. PATRICIA STOCKSDALE Vocational Home Economics TOP: Mr. Price devotes much time and interest in teaching the students at M.V. Besides being Sr. Class sponsor, he also enjoys fishing, hunting and being with his family. CENTER: Besides teaching vocational agriculture for seven years, Mr. Pierce has been the golf coach for the past two years. He enjoys hunting and tennis in his spare time. BOTTOM LEFT: Music, cooking and being with other people are among Mrs. Stocksdale's pastimes. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mrs. Copeland enjoys singing and reading in her spare time from her teaching responsibilities. MRS. PATRICIA COPELAND Vocational Home Economics 21 TOP: Sixteen years teaching experience and three college degrees have made Mr. Warvel an outstanding science teacher. His teaching goal is to encourage learning on a daily basis. CENTER: To create an interest in science and scientific reasoning is the teaching goal of Mr. Maul. His hobbies include being crazy and being outdoors. BOTTOM: As if being a member of the Mathematics Honor Society, fishing, hunting and being with his family isn’t enough. Mr. Butch has had six successful years as Reserve Basketball Coach. MR. DEAN MAUL Science, Physics and Chemistry MR. JOHN BUTCH Algebra, Geometry and Analysis 22 MRS. MARY HALLEY Typing I, Senior BOE. and Publications MRS. EMILY GATES Jr. BOE and Typing TOP: Twelve years of teaching experience here at M.V. has been the major accomplishment of Mrs. Gates. Four children and being a sports fan keep her busy but she still finds time to be Freshman Class sponsor and believes it's an honor and a privilege to teach the students of M. V. CENTER: Mrs. Halley has been helping each individual in her classes attain the highest proficiency of which he is capable of for ten years. This year she served as Senior Class sponsor. BOTTOM: Playing softball during the summer and being an assist- ant football coach in the fall help to make Mr. Rentz's schedule a busy one. MR. DICK RENTZ Accounting, General Business, Math 23 MR. BARRY ABRAMS Industrial Arts TOP LEFT: During his first year at M.V. Mr. Abrams has earned the respect of many students as his leaching goal is to make students better aware of industrial processes in each area covered, and to restore self- confidence. TOP RIGHT: During his first year of working with students in the OWA program at M.V.. Mr. Place's goal is to make young people better individuals and ready for the world of work. BOTTOM LEFT: Mrs. Hatton's goal is to encourage self-awareness and make the students develop an appreciation of the creativity and expressiveness in art. BOTTOM RIGHT: If teaching the M.V. students Band and Chorus isn't enough. Mr. Marker also shows his appreciation of music as he plays in the Greenville Concert Band. MR. GREG PLACE OWA MRS. CONNIE WIEST Language Arts MISS BETSY SWIFT Librarian TOP: After a day of helping students acquire a lifetime reading habit, Mrs. Wiest enjoys sewing, reading and square dancing. TOP RIGHT: In her first year as the new librarian at M.V., Miss Swift has made many changes in the library, hoping to encourage better study habits for students, and make the library a more resourceful place. BOTTOM: Besides being the sponsor for National Honor Society, Mrs. Marshall enjoys reading and horseback riding in her time off from teaching 9th and 10th grade English. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mr. Princiotto's teaching goal is to teach the difficult subjects of Spanish and English as practical and easy as possible. MRS. DIXIE MARSHALL MR. ROSS PRINCIOTTO English Spanish and English 25 MR. STEVE BREWER. Health. Physical Education, Drivers' Education and Head Basketball Coach Headaches, intense moments, and some wins and some losses are the daily regime for Mr. Brewer who has been our coach for five years. MR. MIKE THOMPSON. U.S. History, American Government. Psychology. Marriage and Family, and Head Football Coach The challenges of coaching the M.V. football team as well as the classroom experience have been highly self-satisfying to Mr. Thompson. MISS CATHY STEELE. Life Sports, Health, Physical Education. Miss Steele has been very active in setting up new programs which have proved interesting and successful. MISS CYNTHIA BROMAGEN. Social Studies. T.V. Production, World History, Government. Sociology and Geography. An active teacher at M.V. for the past six years, Mrs. Bromagen likes to read, travel, garden, and teach. 26 0 i 1 MRS. MARGARET DREW. School Nurse BJfiat B zSunifzLn£. to tfis Jlivs.1, of (Ottizzi, Cannot cJ-fdfi !Sut Ezing iJt to Out school could not function without these special people who are pictured on this and the following two pages. Our school nurse, our teachers' aides, cooks, custodians, and bus drivers are very imponant people in our school system. COOKS 1st Row: Etta Bea Hartman. Sonnie Stickelman, Evelyn Neargarder. Bemettia Kester. head cook. 2nd Row: Marlene Livingston Jean Bamum, Mary Burkett. Ruth Shaw, Genevieve Kearns, Mary Hampshire. DON WENTWORTH. Maintenance Superintendent JUDY STUMP. Custodian 28 CHARLIE GREER. Custodian BUS DRIVERS - Left to Right: Jean Lenker, Nora Swallow, Rosemary Rhoades, Myron Stump, Verda Barga. Dale Kochersperger, maintenance supervisor, Reuben Brewer. Liz Brewer. Lotha Lee Marker, Florence Bateman, Bonnie Blankenbaker, and Norman Rhoades. 29 We c fzE d fot c ffxaid of Uomoxxovj, 53ox We cdiauE Sszn L sitszday, c j-nd We JliuE fox Joday From Row, Left to Right: Jane Faller. Phyllis Jerew, Debbie Sullenbarger. Marla Jordan, Teresa Hunt work. Sandy Gray, Brenda Lenke . Tammy Rammel, Debbie Maxwell, June Thompson, Becky Setters, Terri Thomason, Rosalie Cox, Dana Butt. Kim Costellow, Rhonda Long- fellow. 2nd Row. Linda Kramer, Tony Wright. Ruth Martin. Rusty Bowman, Del- ana Turner, Mike McGlothlin. Cathy Cox, Doug Jones. Edith Weitzel. Mark Holden, Lisa Detling, Tom Harrod, Jan- ette Barga. Doug Warren, Cheryl Stump, Cindy Brooks. 3rd Row: Sandy Fourman, Nancy Waymire, Danny Gower, Debbie Fritz, Suzanne Beanblossom, Bob Teegar- den, Vicki Flannery, Linda Snyder, Paul Jessup. Teresa Burton, Rhonda Longfel- low, Brian Sampson, Jane Wigger, Julie Powell, Bill Maloy, Cindy Armstrong, Jim Keen. 4th Row: Rick Threewits. Terry Leedom, Roger Songer, Terry Mercer, Barry Smiley, David Siefring, Mitch Mong, Ronnie Beanblossom, Richard Brewer, Kent Scholl, Dennis Brewer, Steve Livingston, David Weiss. Scott Cox. Ted Boze, Eddie Hill, Ronnie Near- garder. CYNTHIA LYNN ARMSTRONG FHA 1, 2. 3, 4; GAA 1, 2. 3; OOEA 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 3, 4 NHS 3, 4, Secretary 4; Annual Staff 4: Newspaper Staff 4 Advertising Team 3, 4; Graduation Comm. 4; Science Club 2 Class Reporter 1, Vice-Pres. 2 JANETTE BARGA Student Council Representative 1; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 2; Science Club 3, Secretary 3; GAA 1, 2; Volleyball 2, 3, 4; Basketball Stats 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Advertising Team 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Homecoming Court 4 RONALD GENE BEANBLOSSOM FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Public Speaking 1,2; Parliamentary Procedure 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4; Class Vice-Pres. 2, Pres. 3, 4; Basketball 1; Ag Basketball 2,3,4 TED A. BOZE Football 2; Graduation Committee 4; Chorus 4 DENNIS BREWER Football 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, Manager 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club 1, 2; Cable TV 3, 4; Industrial Arts Club 2,3; Chorus 3 SUSANNE JANET BEANBLOSSOM Spanish Club 2: Advertising Team 4; Annual Staff 4; Cable TV 3 RUSTY BOWMAN Golf 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 4 32 RICHARD ALTON BREWER NHS 2, 3. 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4; Track 1. 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Science Club 4 CYNTHIA SUE BROOKS FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 1, 2, 4; OOEA 3,4, Historian 3, 4; GAA 1, 2, 3; Volleyball 4; Bas- ketball Stats 4; Cable TV 2: Spanish Club 2; An Club 1; Pep Club 1, 2 KIMBERLY ANN COSTELLO Cheerleader 1, 2. 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 1, 2, 3; Science Club 2, Treasurer 2; State Sci- ence Fair 2; Cable TV 2, Secretary 2; NHS 3, 4; Drama Club 3,4, Treasurer 3,4, Thespian Soci- ety 3,4, Treasurer 3, 4; OOEA 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Advertising Team 3, 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Class Representative 3; PIC Comm. 2; FFA Queen 3; Homecoming Court 4; Who's Who In American High School 4: Miss Chick 4 ROSALIE JANICE (HAMPSHIRE) COX FHA 1; GAA 1, 2; Pep Club 1; Drama Club 1, 2, 3; OOEA 3, 4; Annual Staff 4 TERESA EILEEN BURTON Football Stats 4; Band 1, 2, 3; Pep Band 1, 2, 3; An Club 2, 3, 4; Program Organizer 3; Pres. 4; FHA 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, 4; Spanish Club 1; Pep Club 3. 4; Annual Staff 4; OOEA 3, 4; Advenising Team 3, 4; Newspaper Staff 4 DANA DARLENE (MAY) BUTT Spanish Club 1, 2; Drama Club 1, 2; Band 1, 2, 3; Science Club 3, Treasurer 3; Student Council 1, 2, 3, Pres. 3: Chorus 2; Class Pres. 1, Trea- surer 2, Secretary 3, 4 SCOTT ALLEN COX Vo-Ag 4 LISA JEAN DETLING Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 1, 2. 3, 4. Pres. 4, Thespian Soci- ety 3, 4; Homecoming Queen 4; NHS 2, 3, 4; GAA 1, 2, 3; Spanish Club 1, 2; Science Club 2; Chorus 2; Band 1, 2; OOEA 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Advenising Team 3, 4; Class Secretary 1, Treasurer 3, 4 33 JEFF DOTSON JVS - Major Appliance Repair; Science Club 2 JANE MARIE FALLER FHA 1, 2, 3. 4, Reporter 2, Pres. 3, Degree Chairman 4; Art Club 2, 3, 4, Reporter 2, Pro- gram Organizer 4; Pep Club 2, 3; NHS 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Student Council 4; OOEA 3,4, Pres. 3, 4; Advertising Team 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Homecoming Court 4; Football Stat 4 VERONICE DELENE FLANNERY Drama Club 1, 2: GAA 1, 2; Pep Club 1; FHA 1, 2; OOEA 3, 4, Secretary 3, 4; Cable TV 3, 4; Class Reporter 4 SANDRA R. FOURMAN GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3 LINDA SUE FRAZIER JVS - Cosmetology; Vica Club 3, 4; FHA 1; Span- ish 2 DEBORAH ANNE (AMSPAUGH) FRITZ Cheerleader 1; Pep Club 1, 3; GAA 1, 2; FHA 2: OOEA 3, 4; Advertising Team 3, 4, Co-Editor 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Chorus 2 DANNY A. GOWER FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA Basketball 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2 SANDY GRAY FHA 1, 2 34 TOM HARROD Class Pres. 2, Vice-Pres. 3; NHS 2, 3, 4; Science Club 1, 2, 3; Cross Couniry 1; Band 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2. 3; FFA Treasurer 2, 3 EDWARD JUNIOR HILL OOEA 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Advertising Team 4 S MIKE HILL MARK HOLDEN Baseball 1, 2, 3: Industrial Am Club 2, 3; FFA 3, 4 TERESA IRENE HUNTWORK Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1; OOEA 3; Annual Staff 4: GAA 1, 2; Basketball 1; Basketball Man- ager 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2 PHYLLIS LOUISE JEREW Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Annual Staff 4; OOEA 3, 4: GAA 2; Advertising Team 4; OOEA Treasurer 3, 4; Homecoming Court 4; Football Stat 4; Newspa- per Staff 4; NHS 4 PAUL JESSUP JVS - Aircraft Mechanics; Judo Club 1; Science Club 2; Baseball 2; Football 2; Track 2 DOUG JONES 35 MARLA GWILI JORDAN FFA 1. 2, 3; OOEA 3 JIM KEEN Vo-Ag. 4 LINDA KAY KRAMER Science Club 1, 2; FT A 1; FHA 2, 3. 4, Vice- Pres. 2. 3; Pep Club 2; An Club 3; Football Stat 4; NHS 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Pres. 4: Tutor 1, 2, 3 CATHY JO LAMBDIN An Club 1; FNA 1; Drama Club 2, 3; OOEA 3, 4; Advertising Team 3. 4; Spanish Club 1 ROCKY DARANGO LEEDOM FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Vo-Ag. Co-op 1, 2, 3, 4; Indus- trial Arts Club 1,2,3 President 2 TERRY L. LEEDOM FFA 1, 2; Industrial Arts Club 1 BRENDA LEE LENKER Spanish Club 1; Science Club 1; Chorus 2 STEVE L. LIVINGSTON FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3 36 RHONDA LEE LONGFELLOW Girl's Varsity Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Girl’s Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Girl's Softball 2, 3, 4: OOEA 3, 4; GAA 1, 2; Annual Staff 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3: Advertising Team 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Graduation Committee 4 RHONDA LINN LONGFELLOW Feature Twirler 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, Vice- Pres. 4: Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 1, 2; Drama Club 1,2; Science Club 1, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1; Chorus 2; NHS 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3; Class Vice-Pres 1; Representative 2, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Cable TV 3; Bradford Pumpkin Queen Candidate 4; Mum Queen Candidate 4; Home- coming Court 4; Randolph County Jr. Miss 4 BILL MALOY Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Science Club 2 RUTH ANN MARTIN Art Club 3, 4; Spanish Club 3; OOEA 3, 4; GAA 2; Annual Staff 4; Newspaper Staff 4: Advertising Team 3, 4 DEBORAH ANN MAXWELL Science Club 1, 2; FHA 2, 3, 4; Art Club 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Football Stat 4; OOEA 3, 4; Advertising Team 3, 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Annual Staff 4 MICHAEL RAY McGLOTHLIN Golf 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Baseball 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Treasurer 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club 3; Spanish Club 4; Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Vo-Ag. TERRY ALLEN MERCER Basketball 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1, 4; Vo-Ag. Co-op 4; TV Production 3 MITCH MONG Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4 37 RON NEARGARDER Science Club 1 JULIA A. POWELL Student Council 1, 2, 3; Science Club 1, 2, 3; GAA 1, 2; FHA 4; Annual Staff 4; Advertising Team 4; Basketball Stats 4; Pep Band 1, 2; Span- ish Club 1; Graduation Committee 4 TAMARA JO RAMMEL Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3; Majorette 3: Drama Club 2, 4; FHA 4; Class Representative 3; Advertising Team 3, 4; OOEA 3, 4; GAA 1, 2: Chorus 3; Spanish Club 1; Annual Staff 4; Newspaper Staff 4 BRYAN SAMPSON Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Judo Club 1; Wrestling 3, 4; Science Club 1, 2, 3; Pres. 4; Spanish Club 1, 2; Drama Club 4; NHS 3, 4; Thespian 4; Band and Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Bas- ketball Manager 1 r h N A KENT SCHOLL Football 2, 3: Basketball 1, 2, 3: Vo-Ag. 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 4 REBECCA SETTERS Pep Club 2, 3; GAA 1; Chorus 1; Annual Staff 3. Advertising Team 3; Softball 3 DAVID N. SIEFRING FFA 1, 2, 3, 4: FFA Basketball 1, 3; Student Advisor 3: Vice-Pres. 4: An Club 1 BARRY SMILEY FFA 1. 2, 3, 4; Science Club 1; Football 1; FFA Basketball 3, 4; Judging Team 1, 2, 3, 4 38 LINDA MARIE (AUSTERMAN) SNYDER Cheerleader 1; Newspaper Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Advertising Team 4; Advertising Co-Editor 4; Chorus 1, 2; GAA 1, 2; Drama Club 4; Science Club 2: OOEA 3, 4; Class Representative 3, 4 CHERYL STUMP Science Club 2, 4: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Librarian 1, 3, 4: FHA 1; Softball 4; Tutoring 2 TERRI GALE THOMASON Annual Staff 4; Advertising Team 3, 4; Newspa- per Staff 4; OOEA 3, 4 JUNE THOMPSON FHA 1, 2, 3, 4 DEBORAH J. SULLENBARGER GAA 2; FHA 2; OOEA 3; Cable TV 4 ROBERT E. TEEGARDEN Student Council 1,2,3 Vice-Pres. 4; Class Offi- cer 2, 3, Vice-Pres. 4; Band and Pep Band 1,2, 3, 4; Pres. 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 2, 3, 4; Science Club 1, 2, 3; Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Buckeye Boys State All Country 2, 3, 4; NHS 4 RICK THREEWITS Cross Country 1,2,3, 4; Wrestling 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Band and Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; FFA 1; Art Club 2; NHS 4 DELANA S. TURNER Chorus 2; OOEA 3: Volleyball 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Pres. 4; Annual Staff 4; Cable TV 4; Soft- ball 3, 4; Advertising Team 3, 4; Art Club 3, 4 39 DOUGLAS LEE WARREN An Club 1, 2; Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 3: Librar- ian 1 NANCY JANE WAYMIRE FHA 1,2, Secretary 3, Recreation 4; An Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer; Pep Club 2, Vice-Pres. 3; Stu- dent Council 4; Football Stat 4; OOEA 3, 4; Annual Staff 4: Advertising Team 3, 4; Newspa- per Staff 4; Homecoming Coun 4 DAVID WEISS :ootball 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 3, 4; Track 2; Sci- ence Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama EDITH CATHERINE WEITZEL )OEA 3, 4; FHA 1, 2. 3, 4: Art Club 2. 3, 4, teporter 3, 4; Football Stat 4; Advenising Team :, 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Annual itaff 4 JANIE LOUISE WIGGER FHA 1, 2, County Officer 3, 4; Cable TV 2; Drama Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 3, 4; Advenising Team 3, 4: Annual Staff 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Student Council 3, 4, Treasurer 4; GAA 2, 3; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Thespian 3; Homecoming Coun 4; Librar- ian 2; Graduation Comm. 3, 4; All-Star Cheer- leader 4; Class Treasurer 1, Reponer 3; NHS 4 ROGER L. SONGER Row 1. Left io Right: Lisa Detling, Mrs. Halley, Sponsor, Vicki Flannery. Row 2. Left to Right: Bob Teegarden, Ron Beanblossom. Mr. Price. Sponsor. Linda Snyder. Dana Butt. 40 •’Now. when I give the signal, move your tassel from the left side GOTCHA!!! of your mortar board to the right side. Got it??? The stars and stripes that wave so beautifully over the new ath- letic field, the flag pole and the plaque were gifts from the Class of 1977. 41 Sandy Abel Mark Armstrong Jeff Beanblossom Ron Bowman Roxanne Boyd Cun Brooks Steve Brunk Brenda Caner Chuck Castle Betsy Combs From Top, Left to Right: Pres.: Sandy Abel Vice-Pres.: Ron Rehmert Treasurer: Dixie Mills Secretary: Beth Cook Reporter: David Smedley Beth Cook Brent Copeland Shirley Davis Mike Dunevani Brian East Judy Faller Pam Fritz Tammy Gilligan Linda Gore Jim Gray 43 Bonnie Hodges John Isabell Ron Kaffenberger Margaret Kearns Annette Rolling Russell Lacey Darin Leeper Tom Livingston Tonya Livingston Diane Maschino Mary McCoy Lisa Mendenhall Dixie Mills Jim Moore Kim Moore Ed Mullenkamp Mike Murphy Kent Nestor Tom Osterloh Julie Patterson Sherry Pollic Louise Post Rita Post Denise Prosser Linda Rainey Ron Rehmert Kim Rhoades Gregg Ripp Alexa Roth Teresa Scholl Judy Schmitz Kim Schultz Donna Siefring Diane Smith Karen Smith Bernard Stachler Alice Stammen Terri Stickleman Jeff Stump Stephanie Swank Richard Temple Kim Threewits Pam Timmerman Mike Trocano Marlene Wilcox 44 Photos Not Available: Doug Asher Randy Kessler Ron McCellan David Smedley Mary Wimbley Becky Winn Randy Witters Kelly Wolford Become the One You Dreamed You Can Be Duane Amspaugh Jesse Anguiano Sheila Austerman Teresa Avera Mary Baker Left to Right: Pies.: Be� Coby Vice-Pres.: Jim Bateman Treas.: Becky Skiles Sec.: Jackie May Reporter: Lee Beam Picture Not Available for: Kerry Neargarden Bill Nelson Kenny Sullenbarger Joe Teeter Jim Bateman Elaine Batten Lee Beam Julie Beanblossom Karen Beanblossom Jay Blackford Becki Bloyd Byron Boone Jody Borden Tanja Borradaile Royce Bowman Chuck Brunk Lory Catey Gordon Caupp Bev Coby Jim Cox Jack Denniston Jim Detling Perry Doppler Cathy East Dave Elson Connie Fa Her Todd Fink Laurie Foppiano Denise Foster Cindy Fultz Jeff Gower Teresa Gower Lora Graham Virginia Gutierrez Jack Hampshire Joyce Hampton Dale Harry Debbie Hartzell Doug Hawes Mike Henry Charlene Hicks Terry Holden Everett Hobbs Sandy Hoover Julie Jackson Ron Jones Steve Kessler Jayne Kramer Jack Lea Michelle Leedom Darrell Leeper Barb Lenker Jerry Liles Gregg Livingston Deane Longfellow Steve Longfellow Bonnie Malloy Dena Mangus Karen Martin Roy Martin Karen Maschino Jackie May Jim May Victor May Jim McClain Randy McClannan 48 Chuck Morse Tom Muhlenkamp Tony Nealigh Sherry Neargarder Linda Nelson Kim Nestor Patty Parks Janis Pierre Janette Pierre John Powell Omer Powell Jeff Reagan Joel Rice Linda Richter Kevin Rose David Roth Rodney Roth Tom Runner Debbie Schlechty Karen Schmitz Rick Scholl Bev Seely Tim Setters Joe Shaneyfelt Ray Sims Becky Skiles Becky Smiley Mike Snyder Regina Stammen Robin Stikeleather Bill Stump Kent Stump Dale Subler Kim Tipple Scott Trobridge Denise Turner Jacki Van de Pitte Molly Weiss Elaine Wendel Kevin Wehrkamp Sue Westfall Jerry Williams Rodney Witters Mark Wright Randy Young 49 No One Said It Was Going to Be Easy! Don Amspaugh Angie Anderson Jesse Anquiano Paul Armstrong Rachele Armstrong Cindy Barga Marilyn Bateman Lisa Beanblossom Mike Boise Sherri Bradley Darrel Breymeir Nancy Briner Andrea Brock Leanna Brooks David Brown 51 Rick Clack Candy Cook Sandy Cook Melissa Cox Jenny Davis Kim Denniston Robin Durham Bill Emrick Norman Emrick Eric Funk Tim Gahrett Victor Garza Tony Gelhaus Lysia Gooden Robin Graham Cheryl Greer Pat Gutierrez Shelby Hale Scott Hall Darren Hampshire Joy Hampshire Kevin Hart Tim Harshman Tammy Helm Judy Henry Eric Hiatt David Hope Don Hope Jerry Hunt Marla Hurley Bill Jackson Martin Johnson Larry Kiser Annette Klosterman Kay Kreiner Keith Leigeber Jim Lewis Janet Marrero Charles Martin James Martin Jerry McClellah Brenda Moneysmith Hank Moore Pat Murphy Kerry Nestor 52 Cindy Pearson Pam Pitman Bret Pollic Bill Printz Pam Rainey Sherry Ralston Cheryl Rehmert Debbie Rhoades Leroy Rohrer Angle Rose Mike Roth Heather Sampson Brent Schmit Jenny Schmitz Kim Scholl Diane Self Dale Siefring Craig Smith Vicki Smith Donna Stachler Doris Stammen Leeanna Stammen Chuck Stewart Chuck Stickleman Dwight Stump Charlotte Teich Linda Temple Kelly Thompson Penny Timmerman Chris Trobridge Peachi Trocano Angie Vasques Evan Wajciechowski Bernie Weiss Pat Weiss Craig Westfall Mike Whitsel Randy Wolf Beverly voung Jackie Young Teresa Young Mary Zehringer The freshman year is an important one for get- ting the high school career off to a good start. This year's class took off with a running start when their float won first prize in the homecoming Spirit Week activities. Marla Hurley and Bemie Weiss were chosen queen and king to reign over the freshman events and to ride the special con- vertible in the parade. As class president, Sherrie Bradley proved herself to be an outstanding leader in the money making projects which included cupcake sales, car washes, the sweetheart dance and others which proved to be financially success- ful. Darrel Breymeier and Lori Livingston were crowned king and queen of the Sweetheart Dance held after the ball game on February 11. Class sponsors were Emily Gates and Gregg Place. zciat for JlaucjfitEX czfl- -J2itk[z to Sing School life brings so many opportunities for counting our many blessings. M.V. has the prettiest girls in the county (we think) as is shown on this and the following pages. In addition to beauty, talent, charm and academic ability, our girls have the competitive spirit to keep striving for the top. Picture 1 shows Miss Rhonda Linn Longfellow as Miss Teenage Junior Miss. Picture 2 shows her in one of her dance costumes. Picture 3 is Miss Kim Costello as Miss Chick of Darke County. Both of these young ladies have participated in the Bradford Pumpkin Show, the Tipp City Mum Festival, were Homecoming Queen candidates, and numerous other school activities including Varsity Cheer- leading. c ronzsconzing 56 eiHCKfiKtnfcS-BEUfittf ttt WtOM Pictured here are Queen Lisa Det ling whose escort for the occasion was Terry Mercer, and Runner-Up Rhonda Linn Longfellow; her escort was Ronnie Beamblossom. This year the freshmen got together and came up with a great float; they were rewarded well, when they received 1st place. Their winning theme was Blackhawks Believe in a Victory. Seniors received 2nd place with their float which carried the theme Happy Days. Pictured here left to right are Fresh- man Princess, Marla Hurley, whose escort was Jerry Liles, Queen, Lisa Detling, Junior Princess. Sandy Able whose escort was Randy Kessler, Run- ner-Up. Rhonda Linn Longfellow, and Sophomore Princess, Jackie May whose escort was Bemie Weiss. Also competing for the title of Homecom- ing Queen and their escorts: Janette Barga, escort David Siefring: Cindy Brooks, escort Rick Threewits; Kim Costello, escort Mike McGlothlin: Jane Faller. escort Richard Brewer: Phyllis Jercw. escort Mitch Mong: Linda Kramer, escort Tom Harrod: Nancy Waymire, escort Bill Maloy: Janie Wigger. escort Rusty Bowman. 57 Jane Faller rides the convertible as the An Club queen candidate. Freshmen had the winning float In the homecoming parade. 1976 Homecoming Queen Trish Livingston braves the rain and the elements to crown Rhonda Linn Longfellow the 1976-77 queen. 58 Trish Livingston - 1976 Homecoming Queen. Ambulance, school bus. drum corps, pep band and fans - it takes them all to make a ball game. And. who cares if it's pouring down rain? It doesn't seem so wet when we’re huddled up under the eaves. FFA Queen Candidate Kim Costello : It takes planning long ahead of the Fall Fair to make everything work out well. Mrs. Margaret Oswalt. Mrs. Mary Halley and What’s in there? Mrs. Lotha Marker judge clothing and foods. F.F.A. members prepare the chicken for the barbecue. A charcoal fire is prepared in a pit - allowed to bum down slowly. Then the chicken is roasted to a yummy crisp, golden brown. School is not all work for many of our students who get involved in con- tests sponsored by area business men. M. V. gets its share of winners in these local talent shows. Competition is the name of the game in all areas of life any more. We feel that all students need to get more involved. Our chances for becoming a star athlete, movie queen, actress, or famous sci- entist are waiting for willing takers just inside the school house doors. Try it! Junior Miss contestants. d fationat c fonox The National Honor Society induction hiihlights the ending of another school year. Students from the sophomore through the senior levels whose academic accumulative averages are 3.0 or above, whose high school days have been filled with many hours of service to the school and to the community, whose leadership has been manifested in the successes and happiness they have helped fellow students to attain, and whose forthright and honest efforts have built for themselves strong characters for use in their lives now and in the future were chosen for this distinctive honor. Using candles as sym- bols of light and inspiration to guide the way for others, emotions ran high, tears of happiness and smiles of delight from proud parents produced memories that will remain for- ever for these honor students. Mrs. Dixie Marshall, of the English Department is the sponsor of this honor group. NEW MEMBERS - Rick Three wits. Jackie May. Karen Maschino, Rita Post. Rhonda Young, Bob Teegarden, Becki Bloyd, Phyllis Jerew, Mary Baker, Alice Stammen and Janie Wigger. Alice doesn't need the Brass to tell her what a great gal she really is. That gentle tap brought the world to Rita's feet. We all swallowed the lumps in our throats and brushed away the misty tears as we shared Jackie's happiness. Which one are you going to tap, Kim? Oh. the suspense!! Lisa has the distinct honor of upping her cheerleading teammate, Janie Wig- ger. We can tell that Rick and Galen are happy over this event; and we know that Mrs. Marshall takes great pride in doing the honors. It is a privilege to tell these honor students how much we appreciate them. “You're A okay, Rick, agree those who are our LEADERS today. Janie has brought so much to M. V. You well deserve this honor. Cookies and punch were appropriate goodies to top off the party. JANIE WIGGER - selected by the All-Star Selections U.S.A. as the out- standing cheerleader at the M.V. High School. Qualifying assets include scholarship, leadership and citizenship. ctVs.iv 'Dfiinxji. Lf(ssfx cMafifisninq atyt cN (V Teachers celebrate Principal Wotherspoon's receiving of Doctoral Degree. New Thespian Society is organized and spe- cial awards given to students. Under the direction of Mr. Scott Marker, a new stage band was organized this year. Members are: Front. L to R: Gregg Living- ston. Jim Moore, Bob Teegarden, Jack Hampshire, and Mike McGlothlin. Back, L to R: Mr. Marker, Bryan Sampson. Mike Pittman. Dave Weiss. Chuck Stickelman, Jim Bateman. Mike Boise, Kevin Fenton, Hank Moore, Bill Brengman, Cathy East, Tammy Rcplogle, Pat Weiss. Jackie May, Marilyn Bateman. (Not Pictured: Brian East.) 65 1976-77 F.F.A. Queen Kim Costello, with officers, Ron Beanblossom and David Siefring. Mr. Ron Pierce and Mr. Michael Price, Vocational Agriculture teachers, and honorary members. Bernettia Kester and Dr. Wotherspoon. Brenda Moneysmith, Mike Trocano and Dixie Mills won more high honors for M.V. FFA to add to those already won by this highly competitive organization. F.F.A. Members Kim Costello crowns the new 1977-78 FFA Queen Donna Siefring at the annual Par- ent-Member banquet. Greg Ripp witnesses the crowning. The Mississinawa Valley Future Farmers of America can be very proud of their accom- plishments this past year. In addition to the many projects that were completed success- fully, students brought back awards from com- petitive events in which they participated. Mike Trocano was named State Farmer, and a former student, Rodney Denniston, was named American Farmer this year. 67 WVz zA {ay d fz,vzx U(il± ( Way cz fyain The Junior-Senior Prom held at Hueston Woods Lodge was truly a trip through a dream world experienced only once in a lifetime. Formal dining, dancing, swimming and a movie were provided for entertainment. Climaxing the gala evening, TOM HARROD AND JANIE WIGGER (pictured at the left) were crowned king and queen of the prom. Administrators, sponsors, and parents of some of the members of the junior class accompanied the students who were transported on chartered buses to and from the Lodge. NANCY WAYMIRE, (pictured at left) was chosen by the student body to represent M. V. as a candidate for queen of the Rossburg A Go-Go, sponsored by Smith Chevrolet of Rossburg, Ohio. Pictured below show some of the teenag- ers from surrounding areas, several hundred of whom attend and enjoy the dancing, games, and entertainment. More junior-senior prom pictures. (douniij J fatLonal czHonox ociztij ISanyuzt The M.V. Chapter of National Honor Society, under the sponsorship of Mrs. Dixie Marshall, entertained all county NHS members with a buffet dinner. Guests were entertained by The Singing Sheriff of Indiana. The Singing Sheriff The chow line!!! 72 FFA - From Row: Mr. Pierce, R. Beanblossom. D. Siefring. J. Detling, K. Schmitz, M. Trocano, G. Ripp, T. Osterloh, T. Set- ters, D. Mills. Mr. Price. 2nd Row: C. Brooks B. Stachler, R. Scholl, S. Trobridge, V. May. J. Teeter, D. Amspaugh, B. Stump. M. Snyder, B. Carter, J. Denniston, R. Witters. 3rd Row: J. Beanblossom, T. Leedom. B. Nelson, C. Brunk. J. Anguiano, M. Dunvant, B. Jackson, L. Rohrer, D. Breymeir, K. Hart, C. Trobridge, K. legeber, R. Witters. 4th Row: D. Gower. R. Kes- sler, R. McClannon, R. Temple, D. Hope, C. Martin, P. Arm- strong, J. Powell, R. Martin, K. Wierkamp. 5th Row: M. Holden, J. Keen, K. Scholl, S. Livingston, B. Smiley. D. Hope. L. Brooks, B. Moneysmith, S. Bradley, D. Hampshire, J. Blackford. 6th Row: R. Kaffenbarger. D. Leeper, S. Cox. E. Muhlenkamp, M. Armstrong, K. Stump, M. Henery. D. Harry, J. Cox. J. Gower, D. Subler. 7th Row: T. Muhlenkamp, R. Leedom, S. Brunk, M. Murphy, T. Livingston, J. Slump, J. Gray, B. Cope- land. R. Rehmert. M. Hill. 8th: J. Allen, D. Amspaugh. J. Anguiano. B. Pollic. KIM COSTELLO FFA Queen 1975-76 This year the FFA had their annual Fall Fair, October. A delicious meal was served to over 500 people. The FFA also hosted the county parliamentary procedure contest. Kim Costello reigned as FFA queen during the past year. This past summer, she represented the FFA very well by being crowned Miss Chick of Versailles Poultry Days. She was also picked as 1st runner- up in the Darke County Jr. Fair Queen Contest and was a contestant in the Ohio State FFA Queen contest. The FFA is very proud of the way Kim represented the chapter. 74 FHA - Front Row: Mrs. Stocksdale. J. Faller, L. Post. D. Max- well. T. Burton. A. Roth, N. Waymire. A. Kolling, J. Faller. Mrs. Copeland. 2nd Row: R. Stammen, J. Wigger, A. Stammen. T. Livingston. K. Three wits. M. Wilcox, D. Seifring. E. Weit- zel, L. Kramer. 3rd Row: J. Thompson. D. Stammen. C. Reh- mert, C. Faller, J. Kramer. D. Hartzell, E. Batton. J. Van De Pitte, P. Rainey. 4th Row: J. Schmitz. T. Rammel. C. Arm- strong, C. Brooks, J. Barga. B. Coby, D. Mangas. T. Helm. A. Long. 5th Row: T. Scholl, P. Wiess. C. Barga. L. Stammen. J. Schmitz. J. Hampshire, B. Smiley. P. Murphy. S. Bradley. Cindy Barga and Patty Weiss learn the importance of good grooming Mrs. Copeland teaches the fundamentals of embroidery. and makeup. 75 DRAMA CLUB - Front Row: L. Detling, J. Wigger. Mrs. Kem. K. Threewits, K. Cos- tello. 2nd Row: T. Rammel, J. Bordon. M. Baker. D. Mangas. 3rd Row: L. Brooks. A. Brock. M. Bateman, J. May. B. Bloyd. 4th Row: K. Tipple, L. Snyder, C. Brooks. M. Wilcox. A. Stammen. 5th Row: B. Skiles, M. Weiss. L. Mendenhall. T. Livingston. S. Swank. 6th Row: J. isabell. R. Witters, J. Bateman, D. Smedley, R. Lacy. BELOW: THESPIAN SOCIETY - Mrs. Kem. J. Wigger. L. Detling. K. Costello. 2nd Row: K. Tipple. M. Weiss, B. Bloyd, J. Isabell. The Drama Club had a very busy schedule this year, as they put on a Christmas play Be Deckin The Halls” and a spring play, Aunt Cathie's Cat which were enjoyed by all who attended. Thespians are outstanding Drama Club members. To encourage participation in the theatrical clubs, the Thespians put on two one act plays, Make Him Wait and Readin, Writing, and Rithmetic. 76 TV PRODUCTIONS - From Row: D. Turner. D. Sullenbarger. 2nd Row: B. Cook, B. Tee- garden, C. Cox. D. Brewer. 3rd Row: Mrs. Bromagen, R. Witten. BELOW: STUDENT COUNCIL - From Row: Mr. Thompson. R. Beanblossom. B. Teegar- den. J. Wigger. K. Threewits, L. Menden- hall. 2nd Row: N. Waymire. J. Faller, S. Swank, B. Cook. G. Ripp. 3rd Row: J. Detling. K. Beanblossom. ]. Kramer. B. Smiley. J. May. 4th Row: C. Rehmert. P. Trocano, M. Hurley. S. Bradley, M. Cox. The members of the Cable TV Crew had a very busy year as they not only taped the home basketball games but also had a weekly show which was viewed on K.I.S.S. TV in Union City. Organizing the first fall homecoming and parade takes much time, work and patience but the Student Council did a fine job in accomplishing this feat. 77 ADVERTISING TEAM - Front Row: S. Beanblossom, D. Fritz, C. Cox. R. Cox, J. Wigger, L. Snyder. E. Hill. 2nd Row: J. Barga. C. Armstrong, K. Costello, C. Brooks, L. Detling, T. Rammel, T. Guntwork. A. Rolling. 3rd Row: L. Mendenhall, S. Swank, M. Wimbley. K. Moore, J. Patterson, P. Fritz, S. Pollie, B. Combs. K. Rhoades. 4th Row: T. Livingston. M. Wilcox, K. Threewiu, A. Stammen. D. Siefring, A. Roth. j. Faller. T. Gilligan, L. Post. 5th Row: E. Weitzel, T. Burton, R. Longfellow, P. Jerew, R. Martin, D. Turner, T. Thomason, T. Ballard. 6th Row: M. McCoy, L. Rainey, J. Faller, D. Maxwell. N. Waymire. ANNUAL STAFF - Front Row: T. Rammel. C. Huntwork, R. Cox. J. Faller. N. Waymire, T. Burton, E. Weitzel. D. Maxwell. 4th C. Cox. D. Turner. 3rd Row: P. Jerew. R. Martin. R. Longfellow. Row: J. Wigger. D. Fritz, L. Detling. L. Synder, S. Beanblossom. 78 tw . BAND - From Row: M. Wimbley. B. Cook. M. Baker, P. Parks, N. Briner, H. Sampson, P. Pitman, M. Cox, J. May. 2nd Row: C. Rehmert, J. Davis, L. Temple, K. Schmitz, R. Three wits, B. Bloyd, P. Weiss, H. Moore, L. Rohrer, V. May, D. Stump, B. Weiss. 3rd Row: M. McGlothlin, B. Maloy, S. Hall, B. Teegar- den. J. Moore. M. Bateman. A. Kolling, R. Neargardner, J. Hampshire, G. Livingston. M. Whitsel. T. Gelhaus, C. Smith, V. Smith. 4th Row: D. Weiss. T. Stickleman, J. Bateman, R. Witters, C. Stickleman, J. Bateman, R. Witters, C. Stickleman, J. May, P. Trocano, A. Brock. M. Boise, D. Hawes, D. Ams- paugh, B. Sampson. Mr. Marker. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY - Front Row: L. Kramer, L. Detling, C. R. Brewer, K. Costello. A. Roth, B. Sampson. R. Longfellow. Armstrong, J. Faller. 2nd Row: Mrs. Marshall T. Harrod, S. Able, 79 SENIOR B.O.E. - Front Row: J. Falter, C. Armstrong, P. Jerew, C. Brooks, L. Detling. 2nd Row: J. Wlgger, N. Waymire, E. Weitzel. T. Burton. R. Manin, R. Longfellow, D. Maxwell, K. Costello. 3rd Row: C. Cox, R. Cox. L. Snyder. D. Fritz, T. Ram- mel, T. Thomason, T. Ballard, E. Hlll. Many of the members of the Sr. B.O.E. had the privilege of working half days at area businesses. This gave them valuable experience in the world of business. The members of the Jr. B.O.E. work very hard learning the fundamentals of business. This year, along with the Sr. B.O.E., they sponsored a Spring Dance. JUNIOR B.O.E. - Front Row: A. Kolling, K. Threewits, J. Faller, M. Wilcox. A. Stammen. J. Patterson. S. Pollie. P. Fritz. 4th T. Yoder. A. Roth, D. Siefrlng. 2nd Row: M. Wimbley. K. Row: J. Schmldtz. M. Kearns. L. Rainey. M. McCoy. S. Swank. Moore. L. Post, T. Gilligan. D. Prosser. 3rd Row: T. Livingston, L. Mendenhall. 80 CHORUS - From Row: K. Shultz. R. Boyd. J. Pierre. L. Nelson V. Barrett, B. Maloy, Mrs. Marker. 2nd Row: T. Borradaile. K Martin, D. Self. J. Jackson. 3rd Row: P. Parks. R. Witters. T Boze, D. Foster. The members of the Chorus worked very hard dur- ing the year and presented several programs which were enjoyed by all. Selling decals and making wristbands for money making projects, and breeding animals for experi- ments kept all members of the Science Club busy throughout the year. SCIENCE CLUB - Front Row: B. Sampson, C. Castle, Mr. Maul, B. Cook, D. Mills. 2nd Row: R. Brewer, T. Stickleman, George, J. Isabell, S. Abel, K. Wolford, R. Young. 3rd Row: R. Threew- its, B. Teegarden, R. Lacey, R. Longfellow, C. Stump, D. Smedley, B. Carter. 4th Row: K. Nestor. H. Sampson. M. Tro- cano, G. Ripp. E. Muhlenkamp. J. Rice, L. Richter. 5th Row: B. Hodges. D. Weiss. C. Stickleman. 81 PEP CLUB - From Row: J. May, K. Wolford, B. Cook, A. Kriner, A. Rolling, D. Turner, S. Able, R. Longfellow. 2nd Row: T. Gower, R. Stammen, L. Detling, A. Stammen, J. Wigger, T. Rammel, K. Tipple. M. Weiss. 3rd Row: C. Caupp, L. Gooden, K. Kriner. T. Burton, E. Weitzel, D. Maxwell, C. Kunley, J. Rodeheffer. 4th Row: B. Smiley, L. Catey, D. Turner, J. Borden, J. Davis, T. Helm, D. Mangas. 5th Row: P. May, J. Rhoades. D. Klosterman, H. Wade, R. Bru- baker, L. Kramer. P. May, T. Dunlap, J. Cox. 6th Row: S. Livingston, A. Klosterman, K. Scholl, P. Trocano, M. Cox, C. Pearson, M. Hurley. 7th Row: T. Hunt work. J. Jack- son, M. Baker, T. Stickleman, P. Pitman. 8th: Mrs. Blankenbaker, K. Thompson, K. Denniston, L. Livingston. S. Bradley, D. Gower. 9th: T. Odell, K. Sullenbarger, P. Pearson, D. Wolford, T. King, D. Siefring, J. Cook. L. Livinston. 10th: J. Stahl. P. Isa- bell, C. Westfall, B. Patterson, D. Maloy, K. Kessler, E. Vasquez. D. Suitts, D. Jen- kins. 11th: Garrett, T. Cox, M. Bateman, C. Rehmert, J. Davis. PEP BAND - Front Row: H. Sampson, N. Bri- ner, P. Pitman, M. Wimbley, B. Cook, T. Stickleman, Mr. Marker. 2nd: K. Schmitz, J. Davis, L. Temple, M. Baker. 3rd: V. Smith, R. Neargardener, D. Weiss, J. Moore. A. Rolling, M. Bateman, C. Smith. V. May, G. Livingston, J. Bateman. P. Weiss, S. Hall, M. McGlothlin, R. Three- wits, B. Bloyd. 6th: B. Sampson, R. Witters. 82 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA - From Row: J. May, J. Rice, Mrs. Weisi. T. Gelhaus, P. Timmerman. 2nd Row: S. Ralston. J. Henry, C. Cook, A. Vasquez, S. Hoover, V. Smith. N. Briner. 3rd Row: J. Pierre. B. Combs. K. Rhoades, J. Pierre, B. Maloy, S. Austerman, C. East. ART CLUB - Front Row: T. Burton, B. Bloyd. N. Waymire, E. Weitzel, J. Faller. 2nd Row: Mrs. Hatton, R. Martin, D. Maxwell, E. Wendel. 3rd Row: D. Hartzell, C. Faller. J. Kramer. 83 !ZItis, Winnzx zAfsusx Quit ,; t(iz Quittzx zf fzvzx Wlm. w 34 � KJSvJS£Sv-’ athletic riEL :: Front Row: Linda Richter. Melissa Cox, Bet Combs. Kim Denniston, Jenny Schmitz. Karen Schmitz. Back Row: Karen Maschino, Beth Cook. Beki Bloyd. Mary Ann Baker. Karen Beanblossom, Patty Weiss. Becky Set- ters. Front Row: Rick Zeigler, Craig Westfall, Rick Threewitts. Bob Teegarden. Back Row: Coach: Mr. Griffis. David Brown, Mitch Mong. Gordon Caupp. Bernie Weiss, Richard Brewer. Dennis Brewer. 85 Members of the team are as follows: Eric Hiatt. Billy Emrick, Chris Trobridge, Jim Bateman. Jim Gray. Jeff Beanblossom, Tom Harrod, Ron Bowman. Scott Trobridge, Brent Schmitz. Bryan Sampson. Duane Amspaugh. Norman Emrick. Roy Martin, Mark Wright and COACH DICK RENTZ. 86 zMfV ( Wzz±t[inx] Front Row: Mike Boise. Kevin Hart, Dwight Stump. Scott Hall. Matt Mong. Middle Row: Bonnie Hodges. Rick Threewlts, Chuck Stickelman, Victor May. Randy Witters. Rodney Witters. Jim Detling. Terri Stickelman. Back Row: Coach: Mr. Dave Foltz, Bryan Sampson. Mitch Mong, Dave Weiss. Rusty Bowman. Jerry Hunt. Eric Funk. Gordon Caupp, Assistant Coach: Mr. Barry Abrams. 976-77 eScozulyoazd MV 19 Versailles 46 MV 38 National Trail 26 MV 38 Sidney Lehman 19 MV 35 Coldwater 37 MV 28 Tri-Village 26 MV 30 Covington 38 MV 28 Tri-Village 28 In the Dixie Tournament MV placed fourth and in the National Trail Tournament placed fifth. In the District Tournament MV placed sixth out of sixteen teams. Mitch Mong went on to the State Tournament and placed fifth. 87 d ! fV dioa dountzy MEET PLACE St.,Henry (31) 3 Greenville Invitational 12 Cold water (19) ■v 7 Tri-Village (29) ,r 1 Newton (23) 22 Brookville Invitational 11 Franklin Monroe (29) West Milton 15 Union City (15) L :n 2 Lowell Thomas Invitational 18 Darke County League 5 Sectional Cross Country 12 SCORE 68 0 140 28 34 255 56 318 50 462 95 277 88 z l l l o[jf First Row: Rusty Bowman. Jack Hampshire, Coach: Mr. Pierce. Greg Livingston, Steve Cun Brooks, Mike McGlothlin. Second Row: Longfellow, Mike Trocano. Ron Rehmert, Jim Bateman, Tim Harshman, oorstjoarct ;MV M' 197 . Fl. Recovery 171 fj jflwrsailles 176 ■ 170 MV 171 T ri - Vlllaae 171 MV 194 Bethel 188 MV 209 HouS pn . 181 MV 176 Cov jngpiflv _ 181 MV 179 Ft. Laramie A 166 MV 181 Govuunn A 180 MV 179 Tri-VMlage 180 MV 192 Bethel 180 MV 172 JacTesdn Center 183 MV 185 Tri-Village' Jackson Center 183 MV 172 183 MV 228 Anna _ MV MV 173 179 Covington Ft. Loi me - 178 MV 179 Minster 178 MV 193 Coldwater 182 MV 196 Ft. Recovery 182 MV 198 Houston 182 89 JWfVVootUt First Row: Tom Harrod, Dave Weiss, Mitch Mong, Richard Brewer, Dennis Brewer, Bryan Sampson, Bill Maloy. Sec- ond Row: Mike Boise, Bill Jackson, Gor- don Caupp, Randy Kessler, Todd Fink, Rodney Witters. Jim Detling, Dave Hope. Third Row: Mr. Thompson, Don Hope, Norman Emrick, Dwight Stump, Bemie Weiss, Hank Moore, Kerry Nestor. Chuck Stickleman, Jerry Hunt, Scott Hall. Mr. Place, Mr. Rentz. Football like many of our other school activities is accompanied by self sacrifice, hard work, fun, joy, and tears as so aptly expressed in the following opinion of our head football coach: I have always felt that football is a game of total sacrifice and commitment to a team goal. It teaches young men that as individuals they are only as good as the whole. And yet this great sport also displays that the whole team is only as strong as its individual parts. I only wish that 90% of the student body could have witnessed the expressions on the tear-filled faces of our players after the last game of the season. It is doubtful that many students could understand the true meaning of this total team sacrifice. For the first time in my life, I understood the true meaning behind the saying, ’It's not whether you win or lose, but how you play the game'.” Mike Thompson 7 Qr 6 'DootbaLf core, board. MV 6 Coldwater 43 MV 6 Arcanum 12 MV 12 Northeastern 26 MV 0 National Trail 53 MV 6 Northeastern 32 MV 14 Twin Valley North 28 MV 28 Twin Valley South 58 MV 20 Bethel 54 90 SENIOR FOOTBALL MEMBERS First Row: Bill Maloy Bryan Sampson Dennis Brewer Second Row: Tom Harrod Mitch Mong Dave Weiss Richard Brewer 91 FOOTBALL STATISTICIANS Back Row: Phyllis Jerew Nancy Waymiie Coach: Mr. Mike Thompson Jane Faller Linda Kramer From Row: Edith Weitzel Teresa Burton Deb Maxwell 92 ym £oftUC From Row: Judy Faller, Pat Murphy, Baba Gutierrez, Julie Patterson, Elaine Batten, Heather Sampson, Teresa Burton, Rhonda Lee Longfellow. Back Row: Virginia Guti- errez, Deane Longfellow, Connie Faller, Cheryl Rehmert, Marilyn Bateman, Alexa Roth, Sandy Fourman, Edith Weitzel, Nancy Waymire, Jane Faller. Karen Mar- tin, and Tammy Gilligan. Coach: Mrs. Pat Suitts. SENIOR MEMBERS - Front Row: Rhonda Lee Longfellow, Teresa Burton, Edith Weitzel. Back Row: Sandy Fourman, Nancy Way- mire. and Jane Feller. 93 JWV Q otCiyUC VARSITY - Front Row: Diane Maschino, Bon- nie Hodges, Bet Combs, and Deane Longfel- low. Back Row: Alexa Roth. Janette Barga, Rhonda Lee Longfellow, and Jane Faller. RESERVE - Front Row: Mary Zehringer, Pat Murphy, Pam Pitman, and Cindy Barga. Back Row: Marilyn Bateman. Sherrie Bradley, Annette Rolling. Patty Weiss, and Cindy Brooks. Coach: Miss Cathy Steele. 94 JWV 3RaJuiUt Front Row: Deane Longfellow, Julie Pat- Kolllng, Leanna Brooks. Back Row: Patri- Bateman, Alexa Roth, Cheryl Rehmert, terson, Rhonda Lee Longfellow, Annette cia Gutierrez, Connie Faller, Marilyn and Judy Faller. Coach: Miss Betsy Swift. 977 ai (zztUrcdX coxzboaxcl MV 36 Ft. Recovery- 40 MV 38 National Trails 40 MV 38 Fairlawn 35 MV 29 Versailles 37 MV 26 Union City 32 MV 45 Fairlawn 47 MV 38 Newton 30 MV MV 36. 31 Bradford Ft. Recovery 40 51 MV 35 Franklin Monroe 42 MV 31 Arcanum 67 MV 18 Tri-Village 12 MV 41 Preble Shawnee 48 MV 24 Greenview 41 fi MANAGERS AND STATS - Cindy Brooks, Janette Barga. Cindy Barga, Jayne Kramer, Joy Hampshire. Pat Murphy, and Jodi Bor- den. 95 zA fV Q az±U:y Left to Right: Tom Harrod, Duane A ms- strong. Randy Kessler. Ron Bowman. Bill Bob Teegarden. Coach: Mr. Steve paugh, Steve Livingston, Mark Arm- Nelson. Richard Brewer. Jerry Liles, and Brewer. 976- 977 Q azi-ity ScoztL oazJ. MV 70 Union City £2 MV 55 National Trails 49 MV Ft. Recovery 63 MV 70 Bradford 67 MV 57 O Eaton 79 MV 56 Twin Valley North 59 MV 92 AMonia , 62 MY( 52 Mendon Union 60 MV , -58 Marion Local f 69 MV 44 Versailles i 64 MV 87 Newton L 63' MV 70 Si. Hepry ' wj P 34 MV 60 Tri-Village 71 MV 69 Anna 8! MV 63 Franklin Monroe MV 50 Russia 67 MV 61 Ate a no m 85 MV 1 54 81 96 9 ft m ft m m Left to Right: Jim Gray, Perry Doppler, Rick Scholl, Royce Bowman. Steve Kes- sler. Omcr Powell, Jeff Beanblossom, Mark Wright, Greg Livingston, and Jim May. Coach: Mr. John Butch. 9 ' 6-yy i£T(7£ corn, hoaxed I Umitf City N al Trails Recovery jliWAr galley North tnsoma tendon Union Ft.yJtecovery Versailles 44 47 51 32 . 46 -A ,47 3£ K wton Stifle I Penry 42 TrfcS'illage Anna Franklin Monroe Russia Arcanum Ft. Loramie 41 69 50- 55 51 35 45 78 37 97 SENIOR MEMBERS Steve Livingston Bob Teegarden Dennis Brewer Tom Harrod Richard Brewer MANAGERS Bill Stump Tony Gelhaus Dennis Brewer STATISTICIANS David Hope Darrell Breymeir Don Hope Paul Armstrong Brent Schmitz 98 d fl 3’i£±(inz£n Boitom Row Darrell Breymeir, Mike Gelhaus. Top Row: Coach Dean Loy, Paul Armstrong, Brent Schmitz, and Nor- Whitsel, Billy Emrick. Eric Hiatt, Tony David Hope. Don Hope, Hank Moore. man Emrick. 99 JW VCk ££T VARSITY - Top to Bottom: Rhonda Linn Longfellow, Alice Stam men, Tammy Rammel, Lisa Detling, Sandy Abel, and Janie Wig ger. RESERVE - Top to Bottom: Molly Weiss. Teresa Gower, Kelly Wol- ford, Regina Stammen, Jackie May, and Kim Tipple. FRESHMAN - Top to Bottom: Wini Trocano, Cindy Pearson, Doris Stammen, Melissa Cox, Kim Scholl, and Annette Klosterman. 100 nzzA to haoz fizofiLz 07 ]o meow lomzthing to ai; fxzofchz to whom ox£ can tarn hnowing that hzing 071 th th zm Li. coming home. 102 Our band put on a great show at the Homecoming Parade. Edison Wotherspoon also got in on the parade festivities. cl 5 IND - Ji OC-uTf W OHIO BOOTf 47 ---------- 1SDIASA s k O V� I o O O a m o cl e r n f Rie nelly b a n k s e r v i n q the entipe c o m m u n 11 y MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION THE FARMERS STATE BANK Union City, Ohio 47390 968-3139 Established 1916 A FULL SERVICE BANK 103 UNION CITY MOLD Deerfield Rd., Union City, Ohio 47390 Telephone: 968-5460 NEARGARDNER PLUMBING HEATING ELECTRICAL SERVICE ANSONIA FARM SERVICE R.R. 3 Union City, Indiana STANDARD AGENCIES, INC. Phones (513) 337-3141 or 337-3171 Ansonia, Ohio Service Is Pan of Our Name” RICHARD’S BEAUTY SALON RICHARD STEWART. Owner CROSSROAD FABRICS Phone 964-7277 Intersection of Young and Union City - Elroy Roads Open Daily 9:00-5:30 Wednesday and Friday 9:00-9:00 Closed Thursday 105 CROTINGER NURSING HOME, INC. 907 Central Avenue Union City, Ohio KREIDER'S MARATHON Phone 375-4220 West Butler St. Fort Recovery, Ohio Union City, Ind. UNION CITY GRAIN CO. Box 365 Union City, Ohio 47390 Phone(513)968-6251 HY-LINE LAYERS TROJAN PIZZA 3 East Woodside Drive Arcanum, Ohio 45304 Phone 692-5160 Pizzas Made to Order Any Combination - Also - Subs - Chicken - Steaks FLATTER SHELL SERVICE Tires - Batteries - Accessories Phone 584-3371 812 N. Main Winchester, Indiana U-Haul Rentals 106 SHELLER-GLOBE HARDY'S DIVISION 1225 w. Pearl Street Union City. Indiana LYNCH SUPPLY COMPANY COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. 102 W. Pearl Street Union City, Indiana ELECTRICAL AND INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES Route 571, East Union City, Ohio 107 SCHRADER ELECTRIC R.R. 1 Rossburg, Ohio McBO’S BOWLING LANES 412 West Main Street Versailles, Ohio Owners Orville and Norma Bohman Jerry and Donna McConaha NEIL'S A W FAMILY RESTAURANT Good Good - Fast Service WERLING AND SONS, INC. State Inspected and Quality Controlled Beef and Pork Custom Butchering, Processing, and Carving Air Conditioned Dining Eat in Your Car or Take It Home 800 East Elm Street Union City, Ohio Phone 968-5424 SCHMIDT AUTO SERVICE Alignment - Tune Up - Wheel Balance Carburetors - Brakes All Mechanical Work 732 West Chestnut Street Union City, Indiana PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK Post Office Box 61 Versailles, Ohio 45380 Phones Rossburg (513) 338-3740 Ft. Recovery (419) 375-2534 Burkeusville, Ohio WRIGHT'S IGA Union City. Ohio IGA BARGERS FLOWERS AND GIFTS 104 East Butler Street Ft. Recovery, Ohio Phone 375-2549 108 LINNIE'S BARBERSHOP THE FRANKE AGENCY 110 West Butler Street Ft. Recovery, Ohio Insurance - Real Estate Ft. Recovery, Ohio Phone 375-2872 EQUITY EXCHANGE Ft. Recovery, Ohio Phone 375-4041 WRIGHT'S FLOWER SHOP Phones 375-4119 375-4129 DUNN'S DAIRY QUEEN 825 East Main Street Union City, Ohio GREAT BRAZIER FOOD DELICIOUS SUNDAES LES WENNING MOTORS, INC. Route 119 East Edge of Ft. Recovery, Ohio Phone (419) 375-4135 WHITESEL'S AUTO SALES AND GARAGE R.R. 1 Union City, Indiana Complete Auto Repair 24 Hour Wrecker Service Union City, Ohio 968-5020 RICH VI'S CARRY-OUT Ft. Recovery EUGENE RAMMEL STANDARD OIL DISTRIBUTOR Ft. Recovery, Ohio 109 HANKINS BARBER MANGAS SHOP R.R. 3 Box 1 Deerfield Road AGENCIES, INC. Phone 968-5664 Union City, Ohio We Cut Men and Women's Hair INSURANCE OF EVERY KIND Surely Bonds Real Estate FORT RECOVERY INDUSTRIES, INC. MANUFACTURER OF PLUMBING Phone 964-3117 AND SADDLERY HARDWARE SINCE 1895 207 North Columbia Street Union City, Indiana 47390 Fort Recovery, Ohio BONTIGLIO PHARMACY DEL-NOR LANES Greenville and New Madison Ohio State Route 32 East Winchester, Indiana BOUSER'S BARN Route 32 West Union City, Indiana KING'S TRUE VALUE k HOME AUTO Phone 964-5232 242 North Columbia Street KEITH and AYLEEN BOUSMAN Union City, Indiana Owners 110 HORN'S APPLIANCE G.E. and R.C.A. 620 South Broadway Street Greenville, Ohio SCHLARMAN'S NATURAL FOODS Fort Recovery - Minster Road 6 Miles West of 127 or 3 Miles East of Fort Recovery Phone 375-2659 Open 9 to 9 Monday Thru Friday 9 to 5:30 Saturday, Closed Sunday MARION MUTUAL INSURANCE ASSOC. HENRY B. DREES, Secretary R.R. 1 St. Henry, Ohio Phone 375-2300 925-4567 SPRADLING OIL SERVICE WILLIAM McGLOTHLIN Chestnut and State Line Union City, Indiana Phone 964-4624 VONDER HARR'S MARKET Since 1959 Fort Recovery, Ohio ill 112 J M J M MANUFACTURING UNION TRUST CO. Fort Recovery Ohio FRITZ E. MARTIN JEWELERS Save Cash With Cash 217 West Pearl Street Union City, Indiana Greenville, Ohio O'CONNOR TRUCKING SINK JEWELERS Union City, Indiana Jim George 968-6609 964-7102 Diamonds - Watches Arcanum, Ohio Phone 692-8100 RAMMEL SONS PLUMBING AND HEATING INC. MARV'S TIRE AND BATTERY SERVICE Owner: TED SNYDER Plum Out on Plum Street Union City, Indiana BURGER CHEF Ml Rossburg, Ohio Dayton Road Greenville, Ohio DARKE COUNTY YMCA ANSONIA BRANCH A. T. ENGLE SONS GREENVILLE NATIONAL BANK Ansonia, Ohio Winchester, Indiana 100 South Main Street 337-3151 114 JENKINSON UNION 76 State Highway 28 North Phone 964-6509 Official Indiana Inspection Station Union City, Indiana B M STEEL AND WELDING P.O.Box 405 Deerfield Road Phone 968-5868 Union City, Indiana BIG K MILLS INC. R.R. 1 Fort Recovery, Ohio BROOKS —WATERS FUNERAL HOME 340 North Union Street, Union City, Indiana Telephone 964-4411 LEWIS C. WATERS, Owner RON'S APARTMENT GRAY’S JEWELERS Rings - Watches Wedding Gifts - Class Rings Wedding Registration 601 South Broadway Greenville, Ohio McVAY'S SPORTING GOODS Fort Recovery, Ohio 323 South Broadway Greenville, Ohio 45331 Phone (513) 548-3245 DICK BROWN ROLAND BRINLEY 115 ALL WORK GUARANTEED LEE'S COLONIAL CARPET 319 W. Oak Street Union City, Indiana 47390 Owners BILL FENTON DAVE HARTER (317) 964-5755 STEAM EXTRACTION CARPET CLEANERS Union City, Indiana 968-5050 POULTRY PRODUCERS ASSOCIATION FRANK MILLER 'IgD LUMBER COMPANY Jackson Pike Union City, Indiana Box 3 Versailles, Ohio UNION CITY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE CRAWFORD'S JEWELRY South Side of the Square Winchester, Indiana 225 W. Oak Union City, Indiana Phone: 584-9851 BATEMAN'S GARAGE AND INSURANCE AGENCY JEROME BRINER REALTY 122 E. Elm Street Union City. Ohio Real Estate Homes - Farms - Commercial R.R. 1 Union City, Ohio Office (513) 968-7432 Home (419) 375-4012 BOB BATEMAN - Owner THE K L TRACTOR SALES FORT RECOVERY BANKING COMPANY R.R. 1 Fort Recovery, Ohio Fort Recovery, Ohio PLEIMAN HARDWARE HELEN'S HOUSE OF FLOWERS 206-208 W. Pearl Union City, Indiana Complete Bridal Service 548-0493 964-4515 Greenville, Ohio WALL BROTHERS ASPHALT COMPANY R.R. 1 Ansonia, Ohio KEN'S BARBER SHOP DeBOLT FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES 610 S. Broadway Furniture Hotpoint Flexsteel RCA Magnavox Greenville, Ohio Union City, Ohio LIVINGSTON CHEV. —PONT.— OLDS. 235 W. Chestnut Street THE STATION FOR ALL GOOD SPORTS 1625 Dayton Road Greenville, Ohio ThWAITS FLOOR FASMOMS, U MINUTE MAN Home of Minute Man Sandwiches, Soups, Cold Drinks, and Homemade Pies 419 E. Elm Street Union City, Ohio THE CHRISTIAN BOOKSTORE 514 W. Pearl Street Union City, Indiana 47390 FOR THOSE WHO CARE VALET CLEANERS Union City HUNTS FLOWER SHOP Phone 964-4050 230 W. Pearl Street Union City, Indiana BIGN DEPARTMENT STORE 602 WABNER AVE. R.R. 127 NORTH ORCENVILLE, OHIO 45331 633 Wagner Avenue Open Monday-Thursday 10-9, Friday 10-10, Saturday 10-9, and Sunday 11-6 8 MILLERS DAIRY QUEEN Soft-Serve Dessert (Ice Cream) Fort Recovery, Ohio Phone (419) 375-4411 C. E. WRIGHT SONS Union City, Indiana STEPHENS LUMBER COMPANY Dealers in and Buyers of Hardwood Lumber Arcanum, Ohio 45304 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1977 Compliments of Phone (513) 526-3121 P.O.Box 81 Versailles, Ohio FORT RECOVERY ROLLER PALACE Fort Recovery Ohio 119 Ft. Recovery Ohio CITIZEN’S COMMERCIAL BANK CHARLIE'S Gas - Groceries Beer - Ice Open 7 Days a Week Weddelin, Ohio GINNY'S SHIRT SHOP LOY’S SALE BARN Auction Every Wednesday Night GINNYS SHIRT SHOP 22 f PEARL Phone: 726-2639 R.R. 3 Portland, Indiana MAID RITE 125 North Broadway Greenville, Ohio 224 West Pearl Street Union City, Indiana MAY'S TV Zenith and Philco Dealer Table Decor We Service Everything We Sell Stuffed Animals Ft. Recovery, Ohio BIRUM'S ELECTRONICS INC. RCA and Zenith 968-4088 Union City, Ohio TEAFORDS SHOE SERVICE 122 East Elm Union City, Ohio Compliments of AMBASSADOR MOTEL Union City, Indiana ED KREINER'S PAINTING Union City, Ohio CENTER DENNIS STREETER 108 S. Meridian St. Winchester, Indiana Compliments of HAYESVILLE SERVICE STATION R.R. 5 Union City, Indiana WILLARD D. WOLF Congratulations and Best Wishes 130 E. Elm Street Union City, Ohio HECKLEY SHEFFER R.R. 2 Winchester, Indiana 47394 KEITH TROUTWINE AGENCY All Kinds of Insurance Personal Service Makes the Difference MERCER'S FAMILY RESTAURANT HARVEY HOLE MACK, INC. 136 N. West Street Versailles, Ohio 415 Chestnut Union City, Indiana Steaks - Chops Dinner Specials Home Cooked Food BURKETTSVILLEBIKE SHOP CHAT'N CURL Beauty Salon Box 46 110 Main Street Ansonia, Ohio Burkettsville, Ohio 337-7331 Mgr. DIANE BIRT RALPH FULTZ, INSURANCE 4' if rr' , S- TIMMERMAN CONSTRUCTION KEN TIMMERMAN 968-6344 R.R. 1 Union City General Contracting R.R. 3 Union City, Ohio Backhoe Work and Trenching OLIVER FUNERAL HOMES LORTON'S SOHIO SERVICE STATION Ansonia, Ohio 337-7111 Gladden C. Oliver Rodger E. Oliver Funeral Greenville, Ohio 548-1133 Pauline G. Oliver Benton C. Oliver Ambulance Service 122 MEL'S PLACE BILL'S BARBERSHOP Ft. Recovery Ansonia, Ohio BIG 6 BIKE SHOP BROCKMAN FURNITURE FUNERAL HOME Scheduled Ambulance Service 375-2359 Free Room Decorating Service Mon.-Fri. Till 9 P.M. 999 Sweitzer Street Greenville, Ohio 548-3388 THE ANSONIA LUMBER COMPANY MEINERDING'S RESTAURANT 337-3111 Ft. Recovery, Ohio Ansonia, Ohio GREENVILLE A W Home of the Burger Family Every Tuesday Comey Dogs 29$ NELL'S BEAUTY SHOP Ft. Recovery We Have Carry-Out Orders Our Food Is as Good as Our Root Beer REIT-PRICE MANUFACTURING MARLENE’S BARBERSHOP Union City, Indiana 602 N. Columbia Union City, Indiana 123 VIRGIL L. JOHNS 125 W. George Street Phone: 692-8303 Arcanum, Ohio 45304 Nationwide Insurance THROP’S SEWING CENTER Union City, Indiana New Horne Sewing Machines Eureka Vacuums Repair All Makes SWABB PLUMBING HEATING 217 W. Oak Street Union City, Indiana Phone: 964-6637 Furnaces Water Healers Pumps Sewer Work THE OLE FORT IGA Ft. Recovery, Ohio JERRY ADAMS, Owner Phone: 375-2865 BOLEN INSURANCE Quality Insurance for HOME, AUTO AND FARM at Competitive Prices R.R. 1 Ansonia, Ohio JERRY'S AUTO SALES RUTO SALES SMV CE TUNE UP LUI£ £ Oil CHANGE WHEEL BALANCING 840 E. Main Street Union City, Ohio FENTON'S BAKERY 313 W. Oak Street Union City, Indiana MILLERS —HOLLOWAY FLOOR COVERINGS 430 N. Main Street Winchester, Indiana 124 MIDDLETON POULTRY INC. HUB CITY FINANCE 325 W. Canal Street Ansonia, Ohio 45303 223 N. Columbia Street Union City, Indiana Compliments of FITZWATER SALES AND SERVICE 808 Martin Street Greenville, Ohio THE VILLAGE SHOP ANSONIA INN 234 Carl Street Winchester, Indiana 113 S. Main Street Ansonia, Ohio Furniture Refinished Wood and Metal Stripping P. K. MOODY'S AUTO SALES HOME SHOPPING CENTER 111 E. Canal Street Ansonia, Ohio BUILDING SUPPLY 409 W. Pearl Street Union City, Indiana D'ARLEENS FLOWER SHOP 125 DAVID PETERS PHOTOGRAPHY Portraits - Weddings - Senior Portraits 211 N. Columbia Street Union City, Indiana Compliments of ARCANUM FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 1 George Street Arcanum, Ohio KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN BOB'S MEN'S WEAR Winchester, Indiana 1111 E. Main Street Greenville, Ohio A B CAFE 110 N. Main Street Winchester, Indiana a. . L« HILLGROVE AUTO BODY PAINTSHOP R.R. 3 Union City, Ohio Box 124 Phone 968-3517 SIEGEL'S GARAGE Brakes, Mufflers, and Exhaust Russia, Ohio R. J. WEBB SONS JEWELERS 115 Main Street VERSAILLES LOCKER AND MEAT PROCESSING Winchester, Indiana Lockers for Rent ROBERT PEPPLE, Owner MCDONALD'S WE DO IT ALL FOR YOU STROCK'S MARKET INC. 417 Wagner Road Greenville, Ohio Lincolndale Plaza •380 W. Deerfield Road Union City, Indiana Residential, Commercial, Industrial Wiring and Supplies ED CORNELL'S JACK W. SHORT FRAME ELECTRICAL SUPPLY 228 W. Franklin Street Winchester, Ind. 47394 Wholesale Phone (317) 584-6211 Good Clothes for Boys - Young Men - Men Downtown Greenville 127 HINSHAW ROBERT'S BODY BUILDING SERVICE SHOP 847 North Main St. Winchester, Indiana 24 Hour Wrecker Service 407 E. North Street, Union City BLACK BEARD C.B. The Finest in Mexican Food SALES AND SERVICE ELSOMBREO Everyone Welcome Finest Service by F.C.C. Licensed Technician Featuring Roby and Pace Radios Rock Dances Every Week-End 8 P.M. - 1 A.M. Fast Time Union City, Indiana DARLENE'S STYLING SALON GIRTON AUTO PARTS, INC. 129-133 N. Main Street Winchester, Indiana 47394 Phone: 964-6413 220 West Pearl Street Union City, Indiana BUD'S AMOCO SERVICE UNION CITY LOCKER AND FEED STORE 301 East Elm Street Union City, Ohio 318 W. Oak Street Union City, Indiana (Formerly Sunoco) TROJAN SEED CORN IVAN BARGA, Dealer BOSTON STORE R.R. 1 Box 112 Union City, Ohio 47390 Phone 968-3771 218 w. Pearl Street Union City, Indiana 47390 WOODCREST LANES STAGGS CARPET 16 LANES - FREE LESSONS Pro Shop 115 South Main St. Winchester, Indiana Tempo Restaurant and Lounge Banquets, Candle Lite Dining Private Meetings FRAZIER'S SUPPLY RCA ZENITH TELEVISION RADIO - BICYCLES AUTO NEED' - PAINTS - HOUSEWARES - TIRES L«WNMOWERS - WHIRLPOOL APPLIANCES COMPANY BROWN'S (% wi) SERVICE STORE 202 Pearl St. Union City, Ohio 47390 103 W GEORGE ST DICK O'DELL. OWNER ARCANUM, OHIO 692-8201 SHAFER SHEET THE METAL RENDEZOUS Contractor of Sheet Metal Work CHARLES BLACKMORE. Owner 121 E. Elm Street Union City, Ohio 605-7 W. Pearl St. Union City, Indiana 47390 Phone 964-4161 (Formerly Dave's Place) 129 UNION CITY ANIMAL HOSPITAL DR. W. E. SHARP and DR. J. R. DIEHL R.R. 2. State Rd. 28 Union City, Indiana 47390 THE CITIZEN'S STATE BANK 10 Washington Avenue Greenville, Ohio 47390 UNION CITY BODY COMPANY, INC. Union City, Indiana HULL BROS. Ft. Recovery Ohio 130 THE WAGON WHEEL RESTAURANT Lunches - Dinners Seafood and Fresh Steak Open for Breakfast Reservations: 548-2117 548-2118 Open 7 Days a Week 1137 Dayton Road, Greenville, Ohio EIKENBERRY'S IGA - Phone 964-5455 UNION MOBILE HOME SALES, INC. KENNETH GREEN W. Chestnut St. - Hwy. 32 Owner Union City, Indiana FAYES. FISHER Realtor - Auctioneer 113 South Main Street Winchester, Indiana BROERMAN'S GROCERY AND TAVERN Sharpsburg R.R. 1 Ft. Recovery, Ohio SUTER'S MEAT MARKET FRAZEAND TIMMONS FUNERAL HOME 432 West Pearl Street Union City, Indiana 47390 Phone 548-6275 Greenville, Ohio SHANNON GRANITE, INC. Wholesale Granite Memorials Ft. Recovery JAMES F. VAUGHN DENTIST 205 E. Butler Street Ft. Recovery, Ohio KLEINHENZ BROTHERS STOCKYARD ANN’S BEAUTY SHOP Ft. Recovery, Ohio Phone (419) 375-2366 504 E. Boundery Street Ft. Recovery, Ohio Phone 375-4073 UNION CITY SWEET SHOPPE C.TlHllSEGu Union City, Indiana n i mam 321 E. Main Street Union City, Ohio WILLIAM'S CARPET AND CUSTOM DRAPERIES 302 N. Columbia Street For Free Estimates Call 964-4454 DUCATI - MOTO GUZZI - MONTESA 'Horton) MOTORCYCLE SALES SERVICE Hi LUoille Cjala e LEE'S APPLIANCES State Route 49, R.R. 1, Rossburg, Ohio DAN NEALEIGH, owner Phone (513) 338-3836 232 N. Columbia Street Union City, Indiana Dealers in Westinghouse and Amana Appliances Quasar Color and Black and White TV’s En Jf BROWN'S SWEET SHOP 40 E. Main Street Versailles, Ohio Phone 526-3722 GEYER CHEVROLET — OLDSMOBILE 210 Main Street Winchester, Indiana 584-5001 RUNKLE SERVICE CENTER Main and State Line Union City, Ohio Phone 968-4640 UNION CITY AUTOMOTIVE 1065 Columbia Street Union City, Indiana C J CARRYOUT Pizza TO SUIT YOUR Chicken Subs —-—Groceries TASTE APOTHECARY SHOPPE 11 ... i ■ ! V Union City, Indiana PASTIME MOTE CONSTRUCTION 306 W. Oak Street Union City, Indiana R.R. 4 Union City, Indiana DAIRY PARLOR THE 66 E. Washington Street FORT RECOVERY Winchester, Indiana LUMBER CO. Ice Cream Short Orders Lumber Dealers Sandwiches All Kinds Building Material Dining Area Carry Out Fort Recovery, Ohio Phone 584-6161 Phone 375-2386 CARL H. SHADE NATIONWIDE INSURANCE R.R. 1 (Dawn) Ansonia, Ohio Phone 337-6051 HAMILTON RADIO ELECTRONIC SERVICE 545 Main Street Winchester, Indiana FRAZE ELECTRIC, INC. KEY'S PLUMBING HEATING Phone 964-4479 Union City, Indiana ST.CLAIR MILLS INC. State Route 49 P.O. Box 248 Fort Recovery, Ohio Phone 375-4116 Motor Repair and Contract Wiring Insulation 601 Franklin Street Phone 584-4301 Winchester, Indiana 134 Sincere Thanks Ha-Ste Mfg. Company Chambers Medical Clinic Gerschuh's Moyer's Body Shop Kings Insurance and Real Estate Vint’s and The Colony K. F. Byrd, O.D. Burkettsville Grain Company Pinney Insurance Sellman's, Inc. Fort Recovery Oil Assoc. Downtown Meat Market Louise’s Dress Shop Commercial Printing Company New Weston Grain, Inc. Kaiser Ag Chemicals Joyce's Hair Fashions Dr. Susan K. Pyle, M.D. Carpenter Auto Supply Leeper Milk Transporting Fred A. Humphries, D.C. Ralph Rismiller Real Estate United Grain Company, Inc. F. C. Villa, M.D. B. D. Wagner, M.D. Bob Van Landingham . I 135