Montpelier High School - Mirror Yearbook (Montpelier, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 174 of the 1972 volume:

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My Q E PRDDUCED AND DIRECTED BY F F Beth Bowman, Editor I an Roerig, Business Manager and Sports Debye Thomas, Cover Karen Reese , Seniors Carol Moore Mr, Michael Cox, Advisor and Photography Jim Haines, Photography and . , , Bev Bowers Carol Brenner LuAnn Luke Mike Allman Rob Watts Linda Beggs Kenny Light Debbie Ely Sherry Hurd Peggy Bowan Tanya Youse Chris Tressler Jerry Weis Jackie Yagelski S tacey Z enz Debbie Waldron Lisa MCK arns Kelley Winzeler TE R ' I-N .,... 5 Q X H... as M fi Q it 'Q' ' i L' W' . ,.'2, 11 1 to 0 5 5,3378 New 1 WN IN MEMORIAM Randg Lgnn Housh Augus128. 1953 - Julg 19, 1971 Oiis Paul Zigler March 13, 1954 - March 24. 1969 DEDICATIDN To Mr, Harold A, Karnes, with much pride, appreciation, and affection from all of us. Your retire- ment this year from a career spanning forty years, thirty of them at Montpelier as a teacher and prin- cipal, will leave a large gap in the educational system you have done so much to build and nurture. To those of us who have passed through your classrooms, your guidance through the intricacies of geom etry and mathematics and earlier, chemistry and bookkeeping will remain deeply ingrained in our memories and appreciated in our lives. You never were too busy to extend a greeting or a word of encouragement to any of us in your classes or in the halls of MHS and your presence will be greatly missed, We wish you the best of all possible things in the coming years and we bet you a nickel to a hole in a donut that the future will bring much well-deserved leisure and happiness, -0. -.Nw MIRROR X 'mir-ror! n, 1, a, polished or smooth substance that forms images by reflec tion, 2a, something that gives a true representation. b. an exemplary model 3 whatever reflects or depicts truly. TABLE OF CUNTENTQ A Mirror of School Life pages 7- 26 Sports 27- 59 Activities 60 88 People Seniors 89 104 Juniors Sophomores 105 112 Freshmen Faculty 113 123 Organizations 124-141 Middle School 142 153 Primary School 154 168 :,, ,,,:-b Q1 i -ul 1 1 x f J + E 5 L f . 7 ' ' fi 1 f my 5 A ' ' L f ,,7'W t v QL, wQ,:'-'P F ,, ' W A ,L4E JA My , j L :gi , . ' x X , xg f fx A.. A A lagiz' ' f' 1 X f x ,, , f., , 1 f'ff 1 j f . , .N J. f f M A , , ,,k, f I 1 A . ,K f X, , , A w ,, 1 5 rf f ja . 1- f I , f X , W 'Vx ,K ,I fi Jff rv!! W7 I J f fx wif' QQ ,Q f S A p Q A ff- f L , WJ- k ,Q fm X ' UQ f-, f- f ,Z Vw fl 'ff . W, ' 'X ' '- - '1 ff Q, . Q, z A,fAf--f-Jf A jf u 1 lf 'fix A QU it fyxxigg -- Rxm QXJA9, Tim! Rm Mg qmckvg Ode not Ooolx DMR aan form sun --1 sf wgw, - K 1 5 2- ' .... Foktiiss 55 OUR TDM! as 'MQ if X Y. ' .A 1 Qui 'Q as-Q 3 , .,. ffm. ,555 3 i. 1' - ' s:f1:,1.g,-:Q - Ni s . Hr.. x :' ' ' U '1ff EsLm 513'5S'g3'jQ'-iscx5:51:15:33E-311 I 3. 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L ,,,x W 1,18 as , E Q rs- f sb N' S 4 1 ' X 2, :MMM 05 X +- .N F if a, i - Q M 'E Q T g 9' N. f , 1 , 1 . ,. , h - H Q an Q-W1 '1 SX 'S - 2+ Q4 XX X5 f .,:, .- . W ik omg S' , Q ' 'X 1 3 Ks ew. ' x K gi I i 'ff GPU' lf 4 x r Y, J gif' lwg ' ,. M p1,,,,., .ff I s. tx .- sa. g f .ru .Li 7 7' ' r 5 W .A 'rg rf The sports year started of course with football and from the second week of August to the first week of Novem- ber the season was one of excruciating workouts and practices. A11 the sweat, pain, and tears, however, paid off as the Locos found high gear in the early part of the season and they steam- rolled through Wauseon, Patrick Henry, Swanton, and Delta and almost, Bryan, W, My 1 ,YM x 'fi' LEFT: Jim Cameron M.H.9. 1971-1972 .ft in Mi' A . W ff - ! ' , -, 1' ' ' N A ,LM Q ng E, V V 2 5 -A+ R 'LKA1' ,1 ,, 0 1 1 A 2 t ' I 'f':.a. Mrk ' 945' 'WW id? i t ,H ,. t, t 0' -5, :ff ,,.g Q . 3 'L,, t ,tg ,. n ,gt 5. ,tw ,N at at WLM, ! I FIRST ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Head Coach Krouse, Gary Howe, Iim Cameron, Gary Courtney, Bob Bryce, Dan Clum, Ric Fetters, Jake Stuart, Mike VanZile, Ric Michael, Mike Johnston. SECOND ROW: Gary Bailey, Jeff Thomas, Don Brenner, Jerry Roerig, Matthew Luke, Larry Geese, Kevin Spires, Joel Michael, Kim Elson, Steve Skiles. TH1RD,ROW: Coach Reed, Brad Smith, Jim Keesbury, Scott Ely, Nick Manginell, Alan Manley, Dennis Gearig, Lee Richmond, Mike Moore, Dan Hoag, Coach Hicks. Napoleon Evergreen Patrick Henry Wauseon Swanton Delta Bryan Archbold Liberty Center SCORES WE 14 20 28 30 21 THEY 30 19 16 6 8 0 22 34 35 Albert Bell, Howard Ester, Don Hicks, Hobe Krouse, John Reed , Gary Mastin. FOOTBALL -, . Vfi 51 , VVV ,jr ,,. YW Q , a Q '1'f y L y .. I ,V K is Q ,n.,, V 4 ,, y p e 6.1 , t tai is sw. s-ina-an -mm. M N -1: ef 5 R, , gm 4 L ...... FOURTH ROW: Coach Ester, Dick DeWitt, Bill Brannan, Matt Henry, Jack Rice, Greg Kimmel, Jerry VanZile, Bob Moore, Coach Bell. FIFTH ROW: Don Deitz, Jim Haines, Carl Brenner, Ken Light, John Cameron, Coach Mastin. i T, B. ,M 3, p,i,l,hh ii! iQ'f',.'? The football season was highlighted during the 5th week when the locos were rated number 1 by the com- puter ratings. Several spec- ial honors were awarded to our men for their efforts dur- ing their 4-5 season. Bob Bryce was awarded 1st team offense NBL, NWOAL and 2nd team defense NWOAL, Jim Cameron was awarded lst team offense NBL, lst team defense NWOAL, NBL and he was the kicking spec- ialist for both NBL and NWOAL, He was elected to the 2nd team A, P, All Ohio Line Backer and special mention in V, P, Jim was also the recipient of the Most Valuable Player Award Dan Clum was on the lst team defense NWOAL and 2nd team of offense NBL, Dan was awarded best offen- sive player ofthe five. Ric Michael was elected to the lst team defense NWOAL, NBL and 2nd team defense NBL. Ric was also awarded the best defensive player on the MHS squad. Ric was elected to the 2nd team of- fense All Ohio V. P. Ric Fetters, Gary Howe, Mike Johnston, Gary Courtney, Mike VanZi1e, Gary Bailey, Joel Michael and Kim Elson all received honorable men tions. SEASON SPECTACULARQ The MHS Football Season opened on our home field with the Locos playing the powerful Napoleon Wildcats. The Locos kept the Naps score down to one of their lowest of the season. The Locos fumbled away the second game of the season to the Evergreen Vikings. Against Patrick Henry the Lo- cos played a fantastic defensive battle, They took their first victory and had the honor of being the only team to defeat the Patriots during their nine game season. Because it was Homecoming Night the victory was especially triumphant. Against Wauseon the Loco defense played a tight game. The close game offered much excitement for the fans. N Y . -mme 5 sr, w' z , ,YW if' 55 Assisi ,-.- -, . M ww ...Q-.sf :Q -,Qs-,r sf' g .ra--ff:sss21f,tf,-' f 11-1.ms'f,ft.f fs' 'fs is QYQ. Q' V-ff rf -' ' ' t3 Ii' , , ., .+rtm:1S?. -1, OF THE BIG BLUE - a W . ,.Km,.1 V mm'- W ! 1 E ' .- N T' K XT, 1 Y- F .fx , ,K - L .ff7fr4V1sr.', A ...ff ra '-A sg 1 . t The Locos sloshed through the mud to gain their third victory over Swan- ton. The newly orga- nized Pep Club supported the team for the first time. The Locos had a combined full team ef- fort in overpowering the Delta Panthers for the only shut-out of the sea- son. The Locos then traveled to Bryan to defend their last year's win. The Blue put up a mighty fight but lost with the close score of 21-22. The Locos lost their last two games to Archbold and Liberty Center. Q' is Ric Michael, Bob Bryce, Mike Johnston, Mike VanZi1e, Jim Cameron. SECOND ROW: Gary Howe, Ric Fetters, Dan Clum Gary Courtney. 4 Q W 4 Every year the last practice of the season is in honor of the sen- iors. RESERVE Behind every varsity team there are the back up men. This year our reserve team was composed of the freshmen players and many of the second string varsity team. Several of the guys competed in varsity action and will be starters in the upcoming season. SCORES WE THEY Liberty Center 16 14 Swanton 8 8 Y Patrick Henry 6 38 Wauseon O 8 Archbold 30 0 Edon 14 12 Bryan 0 13 CROSS CDUNTRY STANDING: P. Fisher, R, Beck, I. Wermer, R, Snow, S. Bauer D Neal I Robison D Shegrtz I Mercer, SEATED: S, Zenz, L, Cook, D, Miller, M, Cook S Wade A Apt andD Krrll The 1971-'72 Montpelier Cross Coun- try season record was seven wins and three losses. They placed second in the Williams County Fair run, fourth in the N.W,O.A, L. -N.B.L. meet with Joe Wermer taking ninth place and Mark Cook placing fifteenth. ln the B, B, L, they took fourth and eighth in the sec- tional meet, The top six runners for the Montpelier Cross Country team were Joe Werrner, Pat Fisher, Mark Cook, Larry Cook, Ieff Robison, and Rick Beck. K wg? off!! .h A A V 0 ,Q ' . B553 1-1 ' L ,k.., , psi f ws., 4 1 - 55422 i B M ' 2 'el., A Y .jf if 5 ' ,,, fr' .C Q Y o f Qs ,,1.1A CRDSQ COUNTRY ANN VARSITY BASKETBALL STANDING: S. Zenz, K. Spires, L. Dilworth, W. Boyd, D. Gearig, S. Bauer, D. Neal, D. Brenner, KNEELING: T. Moore, J. Cameron, Coach Hutchinson, R, Snow, and K. Elson. Although the 10-10 record posted by the 1971-'72 Locomotive basketball team did not reach the goal that the team was trying to achieve, it did show a vast improvement over the records of the previous three years, The best year previous to this was in 1967-68 with a 10-9 record. The players played with great confidence and poise and showed a never-ending amount of hustle, desire, and teamwork, The Locomotive basketball picture will suffer with the loss of five senior members but will be fortunate in having four returning lettermen with an excellent jr, varsity and freshman group to build on. We hope that this year will be the beginning of a very successful basketball program with the future looking very bright for Locomotive basketball, Bryan Hicksville Swanton Napoleon Pettisville Wauseon N. Central Archbold Edgerton Delta Edon Bryan Fayette P. Henry Stryker Evergreen Hilltop L, Center Edon ftourneyj N, Central ftourneyj S CORES We 54 61 90 54 57 62 51 44 67 '73 53 59 '75 44 60 '76 68 63 '72 62 They 43 54 '73 84 56 60 '73 111 55 '79 65 80 68 91 62 '71 61 '73 63 66 QQ -Q-, if SENIOR9 f 'nr' gb if va I J 'a L Q, K Pk ,J J.V. BASKETBALL LEFT TO RIGHT: K. Elson, J. Rice, s. Eiy, M. Manley, J. Thomas, G, Kimmel, coach Reed, 1. R0b1S0I1, I. Keesbury. I. Weis, R. Barry, L. Richmond, R. Rhodes, and K, Spires. The 1971-72 I, V, basketball team finished its 18 game season with an 8-10 won-lost mark. The season was highlighted by twin victories over Bryan. A '71 point output against Fayette, and a season closing team victory over Liberty Center. The team averaged 49.2 points per game offensively while allowing 50.7 on defense. Individually, Greg Kimmel led in scoring average 110. 49, free throw percentage 179. '79, and assists 1805. Kevin Spire, Jr. Team Captain, led in offen- sive rebounds 185J, and defensive rebounds 11262. Rick Barry led in field goal percentage with a 145. 90705. Considering only the won-lost record, the season was not as successful as it might have been, but considering hustle, desire, and overall improve- ment, the season was definitely a success. Bryan Hicksville Swanton Napoleon Pettisville Wauseon N, Central Archbold Edgerton Delta Edon Bryan Fayette P. Henry Stryker Evergreen Hilltop L. Center SCORES We 62 65 48 38 48 45 39 57 52 38 31. 49 '71 51 45 35 52 59 They 24 50 42 64 57 51 56 63 37 52 34 40 42 '73 63 '70 48 46 J.V. BASKETBALL FRESH MAN BASKETBALL STANDING: P. Bell, B. Wilson, S. Martin, K. C. Livensparger, B. Krill I Strobel L Oberlin K Bell, KNEELING: S. Phillips, R. Ewell, J. Rice, Coach Ester, S, Wade D Storrer and D lmm The 1971-72 Montpelier Freshman Basketball season was both successful and enjoyable for all. The Freshmen fin- ished the season with a 14-3 recordg tying for the Buckeye Border Conference league championship, and finished 2nd in the BBC tournament, Both the players and the coach learned many important things which will be useful in their future careers. SCORES We They Bryan 41 3 8 Fayette 63 53 Pettisville 46 23 Napoleon 46 32 Edgerton 57 59 Hilltop 66 2 8 Wauseon 42 45 N, Central 64 2 5 Archbold 43 36 Stryker 66 29 Delta 57 37 Edon 47 38 Bryan 50 46 L. Center 60 36 1 1-1? Swanton Napoleon W auseon A rchb old Delta Bryan Patrick Henry Evergreen Buckeye Border Edgerton Liberty Center N . W, O. A . L, Sectionals Districts State Conference We They 44 21 12 48 19 34 30 24 24 35 46 13 20 32 39 2 1 Runner-up 3 8 21 37 15 Third First Twentieth One participant VARSITY: SITTING: LEFT TO RIGHT: Lee Dick, Matthew Luke, Bob Moore, Gary Bailey, Jerry Mer- cer, Mark Cook, STANDING: Coach West, Mike Moore, Dave Beek, Steve Skiles, Bob Bryce, Chuck Ewers, Bill Brannon, Ieff Thomas, and Coach Hicks. BACKUP MEN: Kent Cook, Dan Krill, Rodney Luke Dave Miller, Rick Fetters, Dan Hoag, Jerry Roerig, Larry Geese, and Ron Buda, F' ,K , w - H Av WM i y , , A 'Z it V , Senior Bob Bryce, a four year varsity, started his career at 138 lbs, and later at 145 lbs, During his Junior and Senior years at 155 lbs. Bob compiled an outstanding record of 42 wins, 2 losses and 2 ties. As a result of his tremendous efforts, Bob won two BBL championships, two sectional 155 lb. ties, two NWOAL championships, and a third place finish in districts, which allowed Bob to proceed onward to the tstate tournament. He was the first in seven years to take the blue and white to state and only the fourth in the fourteen year history of MHS Wrestling. Bob was also invited to the national AAU Freestyle Tourna- ment to be held at Ashland College. The 1972 wrestling season was the first winning season for the wrestlers since 1961, They finished the season with six wins and four losses, The Locomotives placed fourth in the BBL Tournament taking six first places and in the NWOAL Tournament the Locos placed third with two first place titles. This year the wrestlers brought home the first sectional trophy in the fourteen year history of wrestling at MHS, There were three firsts, two seconds, and two third places taken by the Locos at sectionals, These seven boys then qualified for districts, making the largest number of wrestlers sent to Districts by Montpelier, Only one of the seven wrestlers from Montpelier qualified from the Districts to go to state. r WRESTLING 1971-72 m.-- Chuck Ron fm- A- ' WNW' Yew-1w: 'M Mark Bo Matt WRESTLING Coach West Senior Dave Miller MATMAIDS Senior Ric Fetters FRONT: D, Martinich, A Adams, J. Powers, T. Carnahan, Pres. L. Luke, T. Hutchens, G, Adams, L, Faber, MIDDLE: P. Ensign, G, Calvin, V. Pres. D. Ely, Sec.- Treas. C. Brenner, K. Winzeler, G. Saneholtz. BACK: K. McKe1vey, C, Sipe, J, Heller, D, En- sign, I. Michael, J. Govin, C, Smethurst, L. Bechtol. ABSENT: D. Allman, T, Youse, K. Brown, S, Miller, M. Bryce, K. Brown, G. Gray, C, Rockey, R. Gordon, S. Boisher, A. Larson, C. Westerland, MHS TRACK 5 I I 1 E i . 5 w x E Walt Boyd, Mike Johnston. SECOND ROW: Hobe Krouse, Rodney Luke, Jeff Thomas, Kevin Spires, Queen Pam Weis, Jim Cameron, Pete Dreher, Kent Lamberson. THIRD ROW: Pat Fisher, Bruce Krill, Don Bren- ner, Kent Cook, Dennis Gearig, Bob Nelson, Larry Cook, Marty Sostoi, Joe Wermer, Nick Manginell, Mark Cook F sryr L L O The MHS Track Season opened with a vacation to R Florida, The cindermen ran in the sun and sand to pre- pare for a great season, The first meets were triumphs I over Hamilton 98-28, Wauseon 72-55, Liberty Center D '78-48, Swanton 69-50, Archbold 100-27, At our first triangular meet the MHS men took '78 points, leaving A Patrick Henry with 49 points and Delta with 26. For the third time in four years the blue and white won the Toledo Blade Relays. This year they accomplished the feat with Q no first places, The cindermen swept the Defiance Col- lege Relays with almost all first places. They won the u Ottawa Hills Relays, took a third place at the N, W, O,A, L, finals, won the B, B, L, and the Sectional N meets, They tied the N, B, L, with Wauseon, and the Q District meet with Columbus Grove. In State competi- tion Iim Cameron took two fifth places, H I N E E i an Larry Cook si, N f' sf 'xx fi I log? f - k f o o I fo I , s. ,xx 1 'V 5, X xv I lm X 0 ,... , - ,A - 4, ijgiw 2' .Qi'Q'4' xi: I' Nlfff? Q Q ' 'Yi 35,3 .f hQ53,1w,.S x , vs. .. -' -xl H -W '-1 -mb 5 . - o . .o - YQ- .f K .kk, --A ,, .. f X35 ,QQ 5, sg 3' o do jg gg. ..-.W ,wh iii? Walt Boyd UPPER RIGHT Spires, ,,...,, ,, g , I K iw, , fx' , X' 'N '1 , ' A' nf'-0 2 I 4 of vc gfv' L x 5,14 fade 7' W' A ' ,'-V J . W I ., f- j' ff frzhh, I , . L .mr 65 ' f f?wj:bfM,' 1 sk IQ AQ ', J we-, fi Q www Jim Cameron. Ai A' Ioe Wermer and Mike Johnston. k 1 4 .T xfv fg jf . I g , ' Qi rats, Ly: A,Ao if W' H ' -. .-, -. ...xzfiw ooeoeoee e ee e m W,,..,.,4k A . N 6,1 K ta s F e e 1' 'L ff? e ' e'oe l o i . at , Jb.: . 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Ewell, S, Wade, 8th GRADE TRACK I-lt Qkfswwz Q. pw o Q ? . ., -, .,.. ., ,, by in -Q, y . . P ., 'M V f'fiE: A fr' --6 FIRST ROW: T. Shegitz, I, Cameron, Coach Gary Mastin, R. Fisher, I, Zuver, R. Buntain, S. Yagelski, SECOND ROW: S. Weis, F, DeWitt, E. Brown, I. Follett, T. Stahler, D. Moore, J, Buldas, S, Pettit. THIRD ROW: P. Handy, J, Barker, T, Riley, S. Reese, L. Grant, D, Penrod, R. McGowen, T, Banks, T. Parsons, I, Shepard, I i'T?QS85uw'f W FIRST ROW: I. VanZi1e, D, Storrer, M. Dunseth, G, Mahan, M. MoGowen, R, Fetters, D, Imm, G, Kimmel, L, Oberlin, K, Stoy. STANDING: Coach Ester, T, Moore, K. Elson, O, Ewcrs, L. Richmond, S, Martin, K. C. Livensparger, S, Zenz, D, Clum, R. Snow, D. Krill, Coach Reed , fraaxerxzz-. f 1' Ig , ..., K wi K S . ,1..i W ei' 'A , K 1g f o . . 'v,g,1tfYffL F , S! ff'f'if'.f5:S: 'Q ,X S -Kiff'Eff'i'?:3'ifQiE f 'fi f S 35 . -'f'?3 '5 S - . ff mir - W- - A ?5ff,p.s'cc'lf??5iff+1ww ffmifff H 5 SKS S mfgmigg ki' ', F, ,. 5 .Ugg X 1 ,.f,,i,,.fJggl3. 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STANDING: Lana Henricks, senior Terry Moore, Deb Ely, Stephanie Calvin, sen ior Dan Clum, Gayla Sane- holtz. NOT PICTURED: Joni Thomas, Laura Calvin, LuAnn Luke, Elaine Adams. if-we The 1972 Locomotives posted a winning 10-7 record and capped the highly successful season by advancing further in state competition than any other MHS baseball team, The Locos won their first Sec- tional championship by defeating Pettisville 4-O and went on to HM Nixn qmkuv w mf K defeat Holgate 2-0 in the semi -finals of the District tourney. Sopho- ,. f ' ' ' ' 1 more pitcher Lee Richmond hurled the northwestern Ohio area's only perfect game of the season in the Holgate contest. Montpelier, how- ever, could not get by Fayette in the district finals and the Locos took the runner-up spot, The Locos fielded a young squad with only three seniors: Terry Moore at shortstop, Dan tjlum at first base, and manager Ric Fetters. Thus, next year's team should be able to continue the winning tradi- tion established in MHS baseball, ' in 1, , .,.. .. Us ,,.,,, T S tirrf-'Sy-rrzszfg .,34.g'.fj 11.1615 . t ,S 1 4' 25 fit: Q N 5 i1Qf5'f:'fif-.ffv 1,1 ,riffs 2' 4 Q , ,2 r . M , 3 sq l. it rw f fm A V 1 1?ff'F 'f' 'gi wwf. fs img. ,rar wi. 2 ,5, , ,,,, - , ,f -1 riser, - sr- :--,jr 'ifflrirzifa' 9-,, V, K Ki file . rv .. it L.: , 1 .-- +L wg .Q gf-,,'S'ff4ty3.Jy,' um ,2q. f S,,ff,5,i.Y , s ,sgkijl . .rfgfqf Qfxfk -'YY' sygafsgit A-J jggr bs ' is-5 vm-LK xii A 1 was ts ' 1 ,VI .N XA 5155-1 ij ' if - 1. P- ' ...:,.....,,..X. ', . ., .. . ,KN ., J , .. HU, 5- . t -' . . . .3 ' A ,- , .: V ,- f' 2 ' 5 I .19-nj we .- 3 5 ,A v ,tt i . wr 1 .. H: ' J ' K r f, X - I J f 5 i If x ' , I r 1 . 'ff' . .- lo' fi ' 4 . 'f f 'i:Z ':'1 '..f w '-' .a'ff4'1fif5 1,.'-' mi' M' JV Q22 ,f .L'.zy,y: , , , ,j.: f,.s's'ie., -i, F' J 6 9 , I , 1 X A 5 f . 1 V' If 4 x v ,z Wm. ,W :K . N . , . 9.,, I k , . .V , 6 .. k B , f, Q ,- Q K A M 4 U, if Q ev! is . xvkw N K . W ,A 1 . Q ,,..,.,G--04.7 . - iw' W 5 -M. L- - an N B J V 5,-,3 I. . .' ..'z,, I. L f. il nj '.f4.g,:,f,f.f,' .f.5,:f?,f. Ui 'H 1 , 1 ,.- , . r 5 HLA. unnon,f..f ' x l Q '0't.v'!'9. igiililxi , . f Q ffm MHS GOLF TEAM , r ' skqgn... D. Dietsch, M. Henry, D. Tressler, D. Fisher, B, Brannan, L, Dilworth, B. Bryce, L, Geese, S, Ely, G, Shoup, I. Rice, M, Priest, F. Wilson, and Coach Delmar Karnes, The team record this year was very successful, winning nine dual matches and losing only two. The team won the Buckeye Border League championship with a four-man score of 539 and took first in the Northern Border League with a six-man score of 505. In their third league, the Locos took third place in NWOAL competition. In state tournament play, Montpelier captured second place in the Toledo Sectional and tied for second in the District tourney at Findlay. A snudden-death playoff determined the second representative to the state meet in Columbus, however, the Locos were edged out by one stroke. Of a possible 128 individual rnatch-play points, the team won 108 and lost only 20 in their eleven meet season. Lee Dilworth and Bob Bryce, the only two graduating seniors on the team, will be sorely missed next season, but a strong group of underclassmen should continue the fine record posted by Locomotive golf teams in recent years. SENIOR GOLFER9 . ,,.,.. .Lat SNA., . ,J J. ,i -2 f. .P .,. 4 ,.-. 're THE SEASON: Montpelier Opponent Archbold 12 0 Delta 11 1!2 1!2 North Central 12 0 Edgerton 11 1X2 1X2 Evergreen 3 9 BBL Meet First Bryan 3 112 8 1f2 Patrick Henry 10 1X2 1 1X2 NBL-NWOAL Meet First NBL, Third NWOAL Edon 12 0 Sectional Second Wauseon 12 0 Hilltop 12 0 District tie for Second Fayette 8 O All League BBL: Lee Dilworth, Scott Ely, Jack Rice, Bill Brannan, GAA VOLLEYBALL fgxzfa 51 3 KNEELING: B. Miller, Scorer C. Hillard, R, Gordon. STANDING: Coach Peter, J Herb, L, Henricks, J. Michael, K. Reese, D, Martinich, S. Calvin, Manager G, Adams. KNEELLNG: D, Ely, S, Hurd, L, Buda, N. Barry, C. Sipe. STAND- ING: L. Calvin, I. Yagelski, B. Cobb, K, Hopkins, V, Martinich, C. Hillard, J. Powers. G.A.A. VARSITY BASKETBALL SITTING: L, to RJ K. Reese, V. Martinich, D. Ely, D. Martinich. STANDING, L. to R.: P, Weis, I. Michael, M. Siebenaler, L, Henricks, I. Roerig, I. Herb, Coach Peter, and Manager G. Saneholtz, G.A.A. RESERVE BASKETBALL KNEELING: L. to R.: D. Ely, A. Adams, A, Latson, C. Rockey. STANDING L to R.: L. Calvin, S. Hurd, D. Allman, I. Roerig, G. Adams, GAA TRACK TEAM 3 BJEQA FIRST ROW: L, Buda, S, Miller, D. Suffel, S, Hurd, A. Adams, G, Adams, I. Suffel, J, Armstrong M. Siebenaler, V, Martinich, SECOND ROW: K. Winzler, I. Yagelski, D. Martinich, J. Thomas, J Powers, R. Gordon, B. Cobb, L. Henricks, C, Rockey, D, Ely, L. Faber, N, Barry, and Coach Peter, A YL ' 1 v-R. - - . A, Y 'U Q ,Q , Q C... .,....,....,,....,,,,.,,,...,.. ..- .,. - 1-,. .1 .. ,,k, E Q ff' 1 V , ' if I flbgqgf i, U A . V E , V -ganna., -1: rf .. ? G , HAS EXCELLENT SEASON W 14111 A s 'Na ' -..,.,,,-.54 x! x ' V Q k 7 1 E E '. ' Wklk ff gy 5 , , W M X Q T ' E ,M 14.53. M W4 'Q f -1-A., , ,N .q,H,, fQ?Z, N'M -EM-,,,,,,, ,, f ffl Q ,Q 1-swQSoul .s V1 is 'W The snake dance, that traditional pep rally before the Bryan game, took place on a cold, rainy October night. The rain, how- ever, did not dampen the spirit as the Locos faced the Bears with a 4 game winning streak 3 I mac-I :D I-I mm 1971-72 HOMECOMING QUEEN and COURT QUEEN CAROL BRENNER SENIOR ATTENDANT - DEBBIE THOMAS IUNIOR ATTENDANT - LAURA CALVIN SOPHOMORE ATTENDANT - JONI THOMAS FRESHMAN ATTENDANT - KELLY WINZLER J' Wwwmw SENIOR QUEEN KATHY GEARIG Carol Moor and Deb Thomas. LuAnn Luke and Lana Hendricks. med ' QUEEN KATHY GEARIG Rob Watts and Kathy Gearig. Lana Hendricks LuAnn Luke Carol Moor Deb Thomas Crownbearer: Trainbearer: Ian Snyder Tina Gearig BOYS AND GHOUL9 TOGETHER The Count Learha Dirga Granny Model S Eritzi Washburn Buddy Ford Barbara Ames Ron Connors Isobel Connors Eddie Phelps Evelyn Robinson Merry Bean Nancy Brown Frau Hubschmidt CAST The Magnificent Marvelini Rob Watts Janice Roerig Martha Wilson Beverly Bowers Dave Neal Jeanne Michael Dan Clum Gayla Saneholtz Ric Michael Cheryl Keller Jonathan Hoag Debby Ely Pam Weis Jean Waldron Cheryl Adams Doug Smith v ,,,,, w....sl Boys and Ghouls Together proved to be a smashing success for the seniors, involving the many talents of the class. A group of young Americans bicycling across Europe, stopped for the night in an old castle that has been turned into a hostel because the owners needed money. And what a strange group of owners it was! .A-v' t, FIDDLER ON THE ROOF Anatevka, in which our story takes place is a typical Jewish communityg populated by impoverished, hard -working, close-knit, Jewish families. At the turn of the century, the small peasant town ofAnatavka along with the larger Jewish communities, finds itself caught in the center of change and persecution. For the villagers, the hostility of the outside world is a condition of life. Isolated by geography and insulated by tradition, they sense only vaguely the malicious forces that threaten their way of life, Fiddler on the Roof was the first musical ever put together by the students and faculty, of MHS. With a great deal of hard work Mr, Chester Waslowski, stage director, Mrs, Mary Haines, props and make-up, and approximately 150 students put together an excellent production. Main Characters: Tevye -------- Jesse Shinn Goldi - - - -Jeanne Michael Tzeitel - - - -Carol Moor Hodel - - - - Cheryl Keller Motel - - - - - -Jim Haines Perchick - - - - - Doug Smith Lazar Wolf - - - - - Rob Watts 3 J if if s J J ,,s,s . I Qui. 1 i J S 24 r ' - Q ,g i E T . i 1 O NATIONAL HONOR ,MM .www ,WWMMW ,,.w,, i QL . .ae ifl I Q Q - A Ol F14-'fg Rf ., - Q-4, In . , V - ' 1' b v. ml im a Y 4 'fy it - AN . ff ,WJ O L W' ' A hi j rg-5 N ,. R 5 I ,J gm gw O ' OOO N ii 'Ki F .- ..H..1a UK h A L K ?f9 + Q + E Lt , 2 5 N N J OOOOOOUO, .,, N - N ln. l INDUCTION SOCIETY 7 I qi'V IE BAND AND CHORUS CONCERTS adiix iflllk. CHRISTMAS PROGRAM The G, A, A, Christmas program was quite different this year. Some things are best for- gotten, but then again some things are best re- membered. For instance remember the candy free-for-all? Poor Cheryl Adams was the un- fortunate victim of circumstancesg in other words she was the Mistress of Ceremonies who was bom- barded by a barrage of candy, But actually the highlight of the whole program was when the Soul Rock Group, directed by James Cameron, performed their own version of Away in the Manger. The Christmas program was a work of art in its own right. G.A.A. 'LN M3935 X2 fxgalfi 5 si W X760 1971-72 SPORTS FM pi, Zi like AWARDS AND ASSEMBLIES GOVERNMENT DAY W . Government Day 1972 brought together seniors from seven area high schools to take a look into some of the aspects of local, state, and federal governments. The program was, as in the past, divided into a morning session based upon a town meeting with free-questioning and afternoon meetings with resource personnel in selected interest areas. One of the new topics discussed was Women's Liberation, and it provided new insights into the equal opportunities movement. Other topics were leisure time, equal opportunity, family planning, and police enforcement. a as Y S1 9 4 . t sa t r ' 2 X V . M ,... ts it a Y' it d rrr' j istt :pun 4 2 P ss ' s Q' 1 if s at Ll 'fii .. : V Iiik ,,.. I . . .: ,.r. :IKK -M-ppm 'S rfv 21' i . Wg? ' '1 ,, ' y f ,,.W.M,...., f W,4,,-V,,,..,- V z,,, MW' S u . X if 4 K Q E Q , A' f ,kzz Am,. , 9 I 5 ' fam: vs 5 Y , Q A 'im 5. f ' 6 Q Q L A W 5 A ' Q46 ffgzff K 0 1' Ln., .k:.,,-1: .ii mmmA 'X 4 ,M ., mill? ,, 1 fs IMAGINATION DAY G.A.A M 0 T H E R B A N Q U E W T GAA SPRING DANCE i 'Ui 1 f ,..-f 'W The annual G,A,A, spring dance was held April 8, 1972. The theme was Purple Haze, The music was provided by General George. It was a night to remember . . . i ss' i 4, Mx .IUNIDR-SENIOR is Fit L LONDON TOWN The Junior-senior prom this year was centered around London Town. Walking into the gym, crossed the famous London Bridge. By making old fashion buildings on one side of the gym and a park PROM on the other, the Jumors created an effective snreet SCCIIC, The main attraction was a fountain which was placed in the center of the gym, The statue in its center was highlighted with a blue light. London just wou1dn't be dis- played correctly without the Pub. This building was located in the northeast corner and refreshments ,Z I --N-....,, were served from the bar and table directly in front of the building. ln all, the decorations this year portrayed London very well. The Fairview dance band pro- vided the entertainment for the evening by playing a number of popular songs. SENIOR FAREWELL THE 1972 GRADUATING CLASS 0F MDNTPELIER HIGH SCHOOL iw. SEHK es- nfmg 'b ,V N. Xdfifkt' fa -QP' 3 Q ,Nw Ei! M54 an xi . Qffqfi. eh 'K If , , lg 3 , ' Z, 3,Y' w nr u Q 'JLASS FLOWER - Long Siem While Rose DLASS CDLORS - Gold and Navg DLASS MDTTO - The person who sees the invisible accomplishes ihe impossible kd CLASS SONG COME SATURDAY MORNING Come Saturday morning I'm going away with my friendg We'll Saturday spend till the end of the day. Just I and my friend, We'll travel for miles in our Saturday smiles and then we'l1 move on. But we will remember long after Saturday's gone. Come Saturday morning I'm going away with my friendg We'll Saturday laugh more than half of the day, Iustl and my friend, dressed up in our rings and our Saturday things, and then we'l1 remember long after Saturdays gone. PRESIDENT: Rob Watts VICE PRESIDENT: Ron Reese SECRETARY: Jeanne Michaels TREASURER: Ramona Cooley I I 'Nw CHERYL ELAINE ADAMS MICHAEL EUGENE ALLMAN BRENDA KAY BASHOR ag 5 . PATRICIA MARIE BAUER LINDA DIANE BEGGS JACK MARIE BETTS STEPHEN MARK BLOSSOM BEVERLY JEAN BOWERS ELIZABETH ANN BOWMAN WALTER LEE BOYD CAROL ANN BRENNER JULIA JANE BROWN ROBERT WILLIAM BRYCE DAVID EDWARD BUDD REBECCA ROSE BUDD RANDY LEE BYERS STEPHANIE ANN CALVIN JAMES WAITE CAMERON CINDY SUE CAMPBELL LuANN C OLL IE PHILLIP LaV ON COOK KATHY KAY CLARK DANIEL RAY CLUM LARRY KIM COOK LESTER EUGENE COOK ' A ' g A K L L QQ. Agn , .... ,lit ll I 'A - Lvyy , ,.:. -ww '.Vk 'mu :,,. V, ' RAMONA DARLENE COOLEY ROBERT LEO COON 1 GARRY LAVERN COURTNEY LYNN MARIE COURTNEY RICKY ALLEN CREAMER TIMOTHY ALLEN CREEK SALLY LOU DAVIS LEE ROBERT DILWORTH I MAURICE RAY DUNSETH DEBRA KIM ELY JAMES LEROY ESTERLINE I 1 RRAA T If I wal' 'WW VANCE ALLEN EWELL DIANE KAY FABER BRADLEY ALLEN FALER RICHARD LAMAR FETTERS PATRICK DUANE FISHER DEAN RICHARD FRITSCH .jf DEBORAH GAMBLER MARY KATHERINE GEARIG LuANN ELAINE GORDON JUNE ALLISON GOVIN DENISE LYNNE HENRICKS JONATHAN DAVID HOAG JAMES LEWIS HAINES CHARLES LEWIS HANDY LANA Jo HENPJCKS BARBARA ANN HEPKER i .,: A ' THOMAS JAMES HOUK GARY LEE HOWE .avi EIA MARIE HUENINK MICHAEL ALAN IOHNSTON PATTI LYNN KREISCHER CHARLENE RUTH IMM DIANE CAY JOHN TAD SCOTT 1oNEs CHERYL LYNN KELLER 1 T 1' CAROL ANN LOCY LuANN ETHEL LUKE KAREN SUE MCKELVEY IANICE ANN MICHAEL IEANNE KAY MICHAEL -.4 EU' in PEGGE LOUISE MICHAEL RICKY EUGENE MICHAEL DAVID BRUCE MILLER 9 ,Q I , , 'V f,,, I V V N., THOMAS ALLEN MILLER DENNIS DEAN MOOG CAROL JOAN MOOR CAROL ANN MOORE TERRY IOE MOORE DAVID MILLER NEAL N06 L WD-mqv DREW OTIS PALMITER CATHY LOUISE POORMAN KAREN JEAN REESE , Q RONALD JAMES REESE IANICE LEE THERESA ROERIG GAYLA SUE SANEHOLTZ NEAL JOE SCHAFER JANET LOUISE SHANKSTER IEFFERY ALLEN SIMON GEORGE FRANKLIN SIMS CHARLENE FRAN SMETHURST DQUGLAS RAY SMITH 1.09 ALAN LEE STEWART DCWAYNE EUGENE SUFFEL DEBBI-E SUE THOMAS 00 DAWN RAE THOMPSON CATHY IO WAGNER ROB KEVIN WATTS CAROLYN SUE VANSTAEN MICHAEL EUGENE VanZll.E CONNIE L, WALDRON JEAN ANN WALDRON ff ,ff L, img PAMELA DIANE WEIS DANIEL ROBERT WESTFALL WAUDEAN DCETTA WILLIAMS LELAND DEAN WILSON MARTHA ANN WILSON NOT PICTURED: Richard Eugene Burcham Cletus Eugene Fry Jerry Lee Viers SENIOR ACTIVITIES CHERYL ADAMS - Oct. 5, 19545 F, T, A, 2,3,45 Library Club 2,3,45 G, A, A, 2,3,45 Chorale 2,3,45 Band 45 Pep Band 45 Pep Club 45 Newspaper 35 Chorus 2, 3,45 Senior Class Play. MIKE ALLMAN - Mar. 2, 19545 F, F, A, 45 Homecoming Escort 4. BRENDA BASHOR - July 27, 19545 Library Club 1,2, 35 G, A, A, 1,25 Pep Club 15 O, O, E. A, 3,45 Four County. PATTY BAUER -July 19, 19545 G, A, A, 1,2,35 F, H, A, 2, 35 Four County. LINDA BEGGS - Mar. 27, 19545 Chorus 1,25 G, A, A, 1,2, 3,45 G, A, A, Treasurer 45 Basketball 1,25 Track 1,25 Annual Staff l,3,45 Senior Play Make-upg Musical Stage Crew. STEVE BLOSSOM - May 5, 19543 F. F, A, 3,4, BEV BOWERS - Feb, 20, 19545 G, A, A, 1,2,3,45 Library Club 1,2, 35 Annual Staff 45 Band 45 News- paper 15 G, A, A, Christmas Play 1,2, 35 Senior Play5 Musical 45 National Honor Society 4. ELIZABETH BOWMAN - Aug. 22, 19545 G, A, A, 1,2,3,45 Library Club 2, 3,45 Library Secretary 45 Pep Club 1,45 Annual Staff 1,2, 3,45 Co-Editor 35 Editor 45 Senior Play Stage Crew5 Musical, Costume Committee 45 Girls' State Alternate 3. WALTER BOYD - Iuly 23, 19535 M Club 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1,25 FLF. A. 3,4. CAROL BRENNER - Mar. 23, 19545 Class Secretary 15 Class Treasurer 35 G, A, A, 1,2,3,45 Chorus 15 Band 2,3,45 Annual Staff 45 Academic Achievement 2, 3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Pep Club 45 Mat Maid 3, 45 Track 1,25 Library Club 2, 35 Homecoming Attendant 35 Homecoming Queen 4. JULIA BROWN - July 24, 19545 Chorus 1,25 Chorale 25 F, T.A. 15 G, A, A, 15 Pep Club 15 Four County. BOB BRYCE - Jan. 10, 19545 Class President 35 Student Council Vice-President 35 F, C, A, 3,45 M Club 1,2,3,45 Boys' State5 F, F, A, 45 Football 1,2, 3,45 Wrestling 1,2,3,45 Golf 1,2,45 Baseball 35 Senior Play Stage Crew. BECKY BUDD - March 14, 19535 Four County. DAVID BUDD - Dec. 24, 19515 Four County. RICHARD BURCHAM - Ian, 14, 1954, RANDY BYERS - Aug. 11, 19545 F, F, A. 45 Chorus 1,25 Senior Play Stage Crew. STEPHANIE CALVIN - Aug. 4, 19545 Student Council 15 G, A, A, 1, 2, 3,45 Track 25 Volleyball 45 F, T, A, 4,35 Library Club 1,2, 35 M Club 45 Pep Club 45 Cheerleader 1,3,45 Band 1,2, 3,45 Major- ette 1, 2, 35 Band Secretary 2. 5 mm 'STM 323 3553 mad Mat A 3 Aca chievement ig., Track 4 Bandg Musgg 1g Senior Play TAD Ifscy 1 3,43 Se 4 ,tive 2i 1 43 RIG. To V ll hh 'or ba fx, DAV M h 1 Clety 3,43 1, 2,,,3,4, F, Q H. 4: p A.A. 1,2 fs' 2 4: 4, 19545 F, Oct. 9, Playg Apr. 25, Play 1954: G. A. A. 1,23 Aprp 1, 19549 Class Treasurer - MBI. ,2.3.4: Mards 3,45 Mat 2,4g Semor Pla Play 49 Chorale 3,4g M Club,,,3,4g Chorus lg Ba 3. .fa .1, ,3,4: Chy l 1 4 ,23 Fair 54: Bgg:1dr1,29 Choru 0 r-' 1 restliig 3 my 1. V, v .A. 3g Basketball 1, fig Club 3,49 Pep Club 45 Lsfarggb Slew: Musical Usherff Clilb 45 National Play Library 2: Band Secretary 3, Natlonal Honor Socrety 3,4 Clubg Basketball 1,2, 3,43 Volleyball 2, 3,45 G,'A'f 4, Chorale 4, G, A, A, Chrrstrnas Play 2, 3,44 F. C. A. F 'jgkball TQ MlLLE g 19 Choru 5, our County, CDENCISMM Q E GPW 19 fvjl-', . 1,2,3, .' MOORE ii, . .X .. . -fra, 3, M Club 35 Senioj sr' less C ,C 1 . N, 1 . if , , r c301f X T. '.M,kv.Y 5 r is r l G.A.A. 1,2.3. 2,3 National 45 Cho- 45 G, A. A. 4 Mat Cho - X Staff 4 4 1 1954g Pep C1 b sG.A.Ag ,2,3,4g Track 1,2: Annual State 1 2, 3 Nov . 19535 F, T, A, Historian 43 Escort 4- S Pep ef 1,23 Pep b ' f ..... . swag, 95 4 51's-Racine Pep crub an J, Q C131 feasureigfawv GAA 122 Q 04 JAN FF Volleyball 1954, 1, 2: Chorus Senior y yitage Crew: Council 1, 2: Chorus Manager 4, F Se cretary Band 3 JANET YNE 4 Chorus 4, Annual 3 4 Track 3 4 Musical 4 G A A Pres1dent4 F T ,, Be c1rrb4 'C1 5 ll 1:,..I. Attendant 45 Natiotxalxlionor Society 4 Oct. 28, 19549 G, A, A, 1,2,3,4g F, H, A, 19 Library Club ls Chorus 1 C, A, Secretary 3,45 Newspaper 1g Four County, SUEQSZANSTAEN - Apr. 26, 1954: G, A,SA Q.,f2p,3,4g Pep c1up,4r,F. H, A, 1,2,3,4, P, H 4g,Library Club 4g Chorus 1, 2, 3,43 Chgraxlia Annual' Staffslgillll County Chorus 3, Musical. Play ,fp -..goc-an A. 4g Pep club 4: M ' MIKE VanZILE - Aprf 26, 1954, National Honor Society 3,49 F, C, A, 3,49 F. F. Club 2,3,4F: Band 1,2,3,4g Football 1,2,3,4: Basketball 1,23 Track 1 2 3,4g Play Prop Managerf Musicalg fix -' 5 JERRY VIERS - Nov.,14, 1953, F, F, A, 1,2,3,4g Four County. Q.Ai1I5lX5?VAGNER - Apr. 57, 1954: Library Club lg Four County. lCQ,QZN1EfxWALDRON'i'e Feb. 23, 19545 G, A, A, 1,2,3,4g Band 1,2,3,4: Majorette 1,2 Ma jorette rrrrr ISQZALDRON - F Q, 1954g Pep Club F , , Achieyernent 3, W A , 4g Chorus 1, glNChoral 2,3 WATTS - 5 543 Class Presi H949 Student V Club 45 F. F, llprue 1,2, 3,4r Chorale 3,45 Senior NCh'ristmas 1,23 Cross PA -wars - Igenioi? Pla 2, 3,45 'Four County. 2,39 Club 2 3 Senior Club Treasurer Play, Natik nal Honor onateg Bandjgl,2,3,4g Qnd 4: LELAND WILSON 2 Jee Band 4: 3 3g Basketball 1,2,4: 1 Q ., fr fi P il x, f ' I bf' .. an SF S 'Q 4 S 4 . 'I . 7 , 3 1 -if 'f,. i 1 Z I 3 '... I ' X 5 t X K -,i...-....,., , .xX,.. ,,-,. . X..X.,...x W .,.,....--f -W ff ww ---we--we-Q W f,-- ff-if -W ' 'K S S S S S Q, PM Nr! I , JUNIORS: Laura Calvin, Debbie Phillips, 'ij Ron Buda, and Cindy Hillardz WW SOPHOMORES: Susan Miller, Jerry VanZi1e, and Joni Herb. K FRESHMAN: Greg Shoup. Vicki Martinich, and Jackie Yagelski. CLASS OFFICERS WONTPELTER , PUB 105 Q n Adams Allman Allman Apt Bailey Baker Barker Bauer Bechtol Beck Beek Be gs Bel? Boisher Brandt Brenner Brenner Buda Budd Burcham Calvin Calvin Carnahan Cobb . Cook Coon Cooper Custer Custer Decker Dick Elson Ensign Ewers Finch Fisher Geese Gorden Govin Haines Heller Herman Hillard Houser Keller King Light Luke Lyon Martinich Marzolf Masters McMillen Mercer Michael Mick M iller Moog Morr Moor Myers Neal Pape JUNIORS 3 4154 T. Pawlowicz D. Phillips J, Powers M. Psurny E. Reader C. Richmond J. Roerig J. Robison S. Rummel I. Shankster J. Shinn K. Shoup L. Shoup S. Skiles R. Snow K. Spires K. Stoy M. Stoy I, Strobel D. Suffel J. Thomas B. Thompsom M. Trautman D. Tressler P. Wallace C. Wasilowski J. Wermer K. Winzeler T. Worthington S. Zlenz SOPHOMORES A. Adams C. Adams G. Adams D. Barnhart R. Barri K. Bec I. Bishop 7 Blo ssom . Borton Bowen Bra nna n Brannan , Brown Brown Brust Br ce Budba Buntain Burcham Burgess Calvin Carver Champion Cook Copeland Copeland S. Copeland Corcoran Cox Cramer Dewitt Dietsch . Sye iott Ely Ely Ely Ensign Ent riken Fra ppi er Frazee Fry Gearhart Gearig Godsey Govin Gray Hartman Henry Herb , Hilbert Hildebrant Hoa Hopiins Hurd Hurd Hutchens Iohn Keesbury Kimmel Kinzer Knecht Krill if r A 5, in fl.. 5' I. Long som-loMoREQ f : .,5, A 5i, S , , : ,. n N. Malgineu A. Ma ey M. Manley f 5 J. Mercer W 1 C. Michael xx? B. Miller G1 C. Miller D. Miller S. Miller D. Motlett M. Moore ' R, Moore -V B, Nelson R. Nichols C, Nicholen M. Nicolen C, Nye T. Parsons T. Rasey R, Reese R. Rhodes Ri mond B. Rockey C. Rockey J. Roerig R, Ruble D. Shegitz I. Sheiline L. Shoup S. Shrull R. Shutts M. Simms C. Sipe B. Smith D. Snow M. Sostoi B. Stall I. Stevens S. Stevens S. Suntken I, Thomas R. Thompson C. Tressler V, Underwood S. VanWye I. Vanzile D, Weirich J. Weis A. Wermer C. Westerlund M. Wharry S. Willis T. Worthington F. Yagelski T. Youse D' som-IOMOREQ 109 0 a. , W Adams Anderson Apt Armstrong Babgy Barr . Becll Bell Bell , Bennett Blo sson Borton Brenner Buda Calvin Carnahan Cook Copeland . Coutz Custer Daft Decker Drohan Dunseth Echler Ely Ewell Ewers Faber Fi ins Fciglk Frazee Geesey Gillho use Gordon Hopkins Hillard Herman Heller . Heath Harrington Halloc Hornya k Huston Imm John I oh nst on I ones Keesbury Kinzer Knapp Ko ch Krill Latson Lew is Luke 4-gpr'2M C, Malone G. Maha 1'1 wr swag ' , - R, Steman D Storrer D: Viers .L ss i' ng I Q Y gi- X sw Q , fix I r fly 2 M. Ma ginell S. Martin V. Martinich C. Mason E. McC1aine L. McKarns P, McLaughlin K, Michael S. Michael I. Miller N. Miller S. Miller K. Mollett K, Motter L, Oberlin M, Priest XL. Rlacal G. Rings T. Ruetz M. Saylor R. Schafer P, Schlosser G. Shoup M, Siebenaler M, Simmons J, Snow L. Stambaugh R, Starr J, Steffes L. Stevens B, Storrer J, Strobel J, Suffel B. Teats M. Thompson L. Tingle T. Tinile G. Tub s S. Wade D. Waldron R. Warner D. Weis J. Wermer F. Wilson B. Wilson K. Winzeler B. Winzeler R, Wiyrick I, Yagelski T. Zehr S. Zenz R, Altaffer R. Fuller K. C. Livensparger M. McGowen S. Phillips MIDDLE SCHOOL J. Bible Q - X B. Burke li-Q, ,. . ye ?- ' D, B ers Q ' --A ' 1 fr Q ,.-A L. CKUICL1 La ,L V .Q ,V g V X . ' W ' ' ,,'Q'A f mf N. COLIIZ ' g - . an VZI I 4 g-. 3 . k,Xz ' -. .. 1 , -,- L D. Cox I . D- Custer Q' Egg., .w'kx w f L R. Dewitt ,Q , , N fe e . E. Freese ZQ ' C. Gillhouse LW D, Gillhouse A f , J D. Hartman A WW A l E. Icenhower E'-fr A DDD D. Manley ' A . R, McC1aine E- ff, Sa- 5 'TY' A f ,h A-..-f 1 K A K -T 1 , A . 4 R s. Shaull L - . D D. Shaull . A ' D, Sidle Q11 'ZIDD M' -r ' A. Taylor 4... I -2 j j ' A Q D. Wolff I -rf E W . Egg, ' M If I ELEMENTARY SCHOOL D. Andrews A. Barnhart D. Borton B. Bostater S. Brown I . Champion S. Gillhouse E. Gruble P. Malone I. Thrailkill D. Wade I. Wolff T, Spire BOARD OF EDUCATION A Ilw F QUPERINTENDENT SECRETARY f' RODRICK RICE MILDRED GREEK 4 P R I I P A L RALPH SAWMILLER ART MEREDITH WILKENS Attended: Indiana University, University of Ill. , University of Colorado, Defiance College, Bowling Green State University, and St. Francis College. Advisor: National Honor Society, Hometown: Logansport, Ind, Art and Typing. A 'N I EANINE HOUK DAROLD FIGGINS HILDRED ANTRUP Purdue Univ, and St, Francis College, Home :own: Fremont, Indiana. Special Education, J '35 DANIEL WEST Defiance College, and St. Francis College. idvisor: Wrestling and Matmaids. Home- :own: Sandusky, Ohio. Consumer Economics, Sookkeeping. , 'v-ne, -Vi I ,.-,A I r 5 1 O it VIOLET BIBLE Bowling Green State University. Advisor: Li- brary Club. Hometown: Montpelier, Ohio. Librarian . 3 f' , i .. JAMES NOFZINGER Defiance College, Hometown: Stryker, Ohio Instrumental and Vocal Music. 6 is up Ax X Qxyk C, E, CPETEJ DREHER Maryville, Tenn, , Bowling Green State Uni- versity, Defiance College, and Indiana Uni- versity, Track Coach, Hometown: Bryan, Ohio, Physical Education and Health, 4F55 rw A, '- N id- , K Q C ' 23.5 xp ' Q JOHN REED Ohio State University, Findlay College, and Southwestern State University of Okla. Advi- sor: F, C,A, , Co-Head Coach Baseball, Asst. Football, and Asst, Basketball. Government. Hometown: Upper Sandusky, Ohio. ,S it 'F' PAT PETER Physical Education and Health r i fx if 'wax-. aff, 'f i mf . . 1 - 9 A' ,iyi 1 e ,,,,,, ..,,., ,,- Q HOBERT KROUSE Ohio State, Defiance College, and Ind Uni versity, Advisor: Gov. Day, and Head Foot ball Coach. Hometown: Montpelier Ohio History. DELMAR KARNES Hillsdale College and Ind, University. Advi- sor: Fros, Class and Coach for Golf, Home- town: Montpelier, Ohio, Algebra I, Gen, Science, and Advanced Math, fb..-.5 . 1' L ,Q Xt RICHARD HOLLSTEIN Bowling Green State Univ, and Ind. Univ. Hometown: Kunkle, Ohio. Biology, Gen, Science, and Life Science. ,1 3 , A 1 4...--' KENT LAMBERSON Hillsdale College and St. Francis College. Hometown: Montpelier, Ohio. Algebra Il, Gen, Math, and Bus. Math. MICHAEL COX College of Wooster, Advisor: Annual, Hometown: Trenton, New Jersey, Chemistry Physics, and Physical Science, 7 MARY HAINES Bowling Green State Univ. and Ohio State Univ. Advisor: G.A,A, and Academic Achievement Club. Hometown: Montpelier, Ohio, English and Latin, JOE HUSTON Bowling Green State Univ. Advisor: Junior Class. Hometown: Montpelier, Ohio. Gen. English 10, ll, 12. CHESTER WASILOWSKI Bowling Green State Univ. Advisor: Student Council. Hometown: Canton, Ohio. English Speech, and Psychology. MILDRED DILWORTH Bowling Green State Univ. and St. Francis College. Hometown: Montpelier, Ohio. English. DOROTHY GARDNER Michigan State, Univ. of Michigan, and E1- mira College, Advisor: FTA. Hometown: Montpelier, Ohio. French. th S ff- A an HQ, A Q3 ' BRENDA BUCKLEW Michigan State Univ, Advisor: F.H,A, Hometown: Reading, Michigan. Home Eco- nomics. KENNETH BOWMAN Ohio State Univ. and St, Francis College. Advisor: F,F,A, Hometown: Mt, Blanchard Ohio, Agriculture, Earth Science, Auto Mechanics. DONALD HICKS Bowling State Univ. Asst. football coach and asst. Wrestling Coach. Hometown: Mont- pelier, Ohio. Industrial Arts. 9 20 CUSTODIANS: Bob Bauer and Denver Wught ,.g.g ,, y f 'X ir ' X QZEEQ 2? W, M 4, an NES' ish 121 vs a 4 ' 1 wvfcfvf f I W, ,mf 'Hi 'M ' ffsfid- ' f' I f New Km ' L 5 I 4 Wi LL X W 15 ' ,, Q, - H , 'f u .4 no My fy M .. V 0- Lf yum! 4 T on BACK ROW: B, Krill, R. Buda, D. Gearig, C, Brenner, I, VanZ,i1e, SECOND ROW: M. Thompson, C, Rockey, E. Adams, I, Roerig, V. Martinich. FIRST ROW: R. Watts, L. Luke, and T, Moore. BACK ROW: D, Smith, M. Johnston, L, Dilworth, SECOND ROW: B. Bowman, M. Wilson, L, Luke. FIRST ROW: B. Bryce, D, Thomas, and T. Moore, BUCKEYE STATE RS 3 Compliments of FA CKLER MONUMENTAL WORK FTA ,,-v' SITTING: M, Wilson, K, Lyon, G. Saneholtz, C. Nye, G. Calvin. STANDING: I. Michael, C. Moore, L Buda, M, Trautman, S. Boisher, J. Buda, C, King, S, Calvin, J. Powers, P, Ensign, R. Gordon, E. Adams, T. Carnahan, D. Thomas, C, Adams, and Mrs. Gardnar, NEWSPAPER v-. . .1 6 : STANDING: Mr. Figgins, J, Armstrong, K. Mollet, B. Teats, T. Butain, B. Nelson, R, Buda, N, Manainell, K, Burgess, J. Herb, SITTING: B. Thompson, S. Ely, B. Cobb, M. Luke, K, Spire, J. Roerig, L. Dick, Compliments of RINGS PHARMACY 6 FRONT ROW: C. Brenner, L. Fry, M. Henry, B. Kinzer, L. Buda, D, Geesey, T. Moore, SECOND ROW: L. Dilworth, I. Buda, C. Nye, C, Rockey, K, Winzeler, J. Powers, D. Smith. THIRD ROW: R. Gordon, R, Snow, J, Wermer, S. Hurd, S, Wade, M. Johnston. BACK ROW: K. Clark, J, Waldron, MISSING: C, Sipe. is as as A ' ii Qs FRONT ROW: M. Wilson, D. Thomas, J, Waldron, L. Hendricks, S. Zenz. SEC- OND ROW: I. Robison, R, Snow, I, Wermer, R. Gordon, D. Brenner. THIRD ROW: I, Roerig, B. Bowers, I. Powers, E, Adams, D. Martinich, K, Clark. FOURTH ROW: M. Johnston, T. Moore, P. Kreischer. BACK ROW: I. Haines, C. Brenner, I, Michael, L. Dilworth, M, VanZi1e. MISSING: L. Luke. Compliments of WINZLER STAMPING COMPANY -i S L 7 3' Qi Compliments of Y E A R 'eggs n ' A A C U ? 9 , Q so Y'-P' 86.69 X K TOP: LEFT TO RIGHT: Lee Dilworth, and Mike Johnston, BOTTOM ROW: Terry Moore, and Doug Smith. 3rd Y E A R A A C Joe Wermer, Rod Snow, Reva Gordon, Ian Powers, and Carol Brenner, ALLEN CUNNIFF MOHAWK TOOLS 'I27 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA FRONT ROW: L, to R.: I. Champion, E. McClain, J. Thrailkill, C. Mason, T. Worthington, R. Ely L. Geese, G. Bailey, M, Dunseth, M, Dye, D, Weirich, D, Moog, K. Entriken, P. Folk, Mr, Bow- man, SECOND ROW: D. Borton, K. 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Smethurst, Compliments of BOB EASLER'S MEN'S APPAREL SANEHOLTZ MOBILE STATION LEFT TO RIGHT: Gayla Saneholtz, Beth Bowman, Carol Morr, Jean Michael, Cheryl Adams, Cheryl Keller Peggy Michael, Janet Shankster, Mrs. Bible, Carol Locy, LuAnn Gordon, Eia Marie Huenick, June Govin, Charlene Smethurst, Karen McKelvy. SITTING: Cheryl Nye, Jeri Stevens, Nichole Elliott, Alice Wermer, STANDING: Sandy Suntken, Sandy Rummel, Karen Hopkins, Shelly Hurd, Kim Mollet, Lois Knapp, Compliments of MILLERS SUPER DOLLARS AND RICHMOND MACHINE SHOP MILLERS VARIETY STORE p CHORUS i Q I F 5 5, BACK ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Dye, D. Barnhart, R, Shutts, I, Haines, I. Shinnes, R, Ruble, M. Sostoi, R, Buda, I, Cameron, A, Barnhart, J, Miller, R. Michael, D. Mollett, J, Hoag, R. Thompson. SECOND ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: L, Shoup, D, Suffel, M. Bryce, C, Keller, C, Moor, D, Smith, B, Blossom, T. Neal, J, Roerig, L. Oberlin, K, Custer, R. Watts, D. Suffel, K. Cooper, C, Locy, S, Rummel, V, Under- wood. THIRD ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Gordon, I, Thomas, K, Winzeler, P. Copeland, D, Geesey, G, Grey, P, Copeland, F, Yagalski, K,' Brown, T, Hutchens, E. Adams, L. Shoup, N. Elliott, K, Meyers, J, Michael, J, Buda, I, Heller, C, Adams, FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: K. Hartman, C, Imm, B, Custer, M. Trautman, M. Drohan, L. Hendricks, D, Ely, D. Phillips, L. Calvin, C. Malone, E. Huenick, C. Nye, A, McMillan, L. Bechtol, I, Shankster, and C, King, BAND OFFICERS President: Lee Dil- worth, Vice President: LuAnn Luke, Sec.: Gayla Saneholtz, Treasurer: Terry Moore Compliments of DAIRY CREME Sc FROSTY FREEZE 'I'RAU'I'MAN'S 54,75 - 85 1, OO STORE 0 Gayla Saneholtz, Susan Miller, Sheri Mercer, Connie Waldron, Cindy Rockey, and Debby Ely. . , DRUM A R s '1- . 1 A , 0 1-'. , . 4 P ! :armani 5 f J ef' A ' xy , 5 ' Kent Custer 1 e,e- g A 4' Q eern .. ,A rrrzr i , 5 f , M -I -1 ,F .. K1 K A A r A MAQCOT A '-4. irgx' M ' iilf A . f 'r'e A . . -A fx, ,C ,gif A A H N hy Sheri Mercer an Y M,.Rg. 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Wilson, and C, Wazolowski, 5 .1-5 Mi -I-5 - A YM, ii rnnn ,xii , Q , f - , ' 'f ,V ,I .v swfiuv if 3 I K 4, l gg? , K , . .D , H V ,fi r eef A 'Ti 2, f V ,l N ,,!,',3 , ' A A S if - 3 Q L ' V ESA i f :-1f r A N' ' U fl' r r A Compliments of OHIO GAS COMPANY WILSON-GEESEY FUNERAL HOME and SUPERIOR INS. AGENCY SCHOOL BAND , . L ig ,,? - -A I - lst ROW: A. Adams, M. Trautman, M, Wilson, J. Moore, SECOND ROW: L, John, D. Waldron, K, Malone, D. Ensign, S, Miller, K, Myers, D. Johnston. THIRD ROW: T. Moore, D, Suffle, I. Stroble, D Storrer, N, Miller, D, Zehr, S. Michael, T, Parsons, K, Borton, L. Shoup, Compliments of MONTGOMERY WARD - NATIONAL BANK - STEINKE AND SNYDER INSURANCE 4 FHA OFFICERS AND STAGE BAND Eu- 5- , X LEFT TO RIGHT: Charlene Srnethrust, June Govin, Sandy Rummel, Sandy Suntken, and advisor, Miss Bucklew. S i 5 Cindy King, Lee Frazee, Deb Ely, LuAnn Luke, Martha Wilson, Gayla Saneholtz, Julie Buda, De- Wayne Suffel, Brian Storrer. Compliments of ACE HARDWARE HILLCREST COUNTRY CLUB GORNEY WINZLERS IERRY'S UNION 76 PEP CLUB OP ROW: L. to R.: Miss Peter, P, Ensign, K. Lyons, R. Gordon, C. King, L. Calvin, D. Phillips, E. Adams, . Winzeler, G. Gray, M. Bryce, J, Michael, C, Adams, C. Moor, J, Miller, C, Keller, S. Zenz, M, Saylor, . Buda, A, Barnhart, P, Fisher, J, Wermer, SECOND ROW: D, Snow, B, Miller, S. Boisher, M, Trautman, , Cobb, S. Miller, C, Rockey, J, Herb, K, Brown,.P, Copeland, D, Ely, D, Ensign, B, Thompson, T, Carna- an, M, Thompson, J, Powers, L. John, M, Seibenaler, L. Buda, P, Bowen, S, Hurd, P. Copeland, F, Yagelski. THIRD ROW: B, Burcham, D, Neal, D. Ely, N, Elliott, V, Underwood, C, Nye, C, Michael, S, Hurd, T, Rasey, K, Hartman, C, Locy, J, Shankster, L, Shoup, C, Beggs, P, Haines, A, Latson, L, -Burcham, S, VanWye, L, Gordon, P, Michael, L, Shoup, P. Ewers, S, Calvin, FOURTH ROW: K, Gearig, M, Wilson, K, Winzeler, D, Allman, I. Yagelski, N, Barry, C, Hillard, J, Keller, S, Miller, L, Hallock, M, Drohan, B, Teats, K, Mollott, C, Imrn, J. Waldron, C. Smethurst, J, Covin, K. Meyers, D, Martinich, I. Miller, I. Armstrong, J, Suffel, L, Hendricks, FRONT ROW: D. Thomas, T. Youse, V, Martinich, G, Saneholtz, R, Starr, D, Waldron, L. Raber, L, McKarns, D, Daft, K. McKelvey, P, John, N, Calvin, K, Custar, R. Watts, L, Luke, C, Brenner, J, Roerig, B, Bowman, J. Thomas, M FRONT ROW: G, Howe, S, Bauer, R, Michael, A, Stewart, J, Wermer, S, Zenz, J, Thomas, J, Camergn, K, Gearig, D, Thomas, L., Hendricks, J, Thomas, D, Clum, SECOND ROW: L, Dick, J, Michaels, D, Neal, M, Sostoi, R, Snow, B, Brannon, C. Ewers, B, Bryce, R. Fetters, D, Brenner, M, Luke. TOP ROW: M, Cook, R, Budan, K, Spires, W, Boyd, M, Moore, M, Johnston, D, Gearig, M, VanZile, D. DeWitt, S. Ely, N, Maginell, K Flson R Moore -' av 'mr ,,, , F Compliments of J ZULCH'S BRYCE PUBLICATIONS J TOMS GULF SERVICE VILLIAGE BEAUTY SHOPPE 6 FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIAN ATHLETE9 BOTTOM ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: G. Howe, D, Clum, I, Cameron, B, Bryce, M, VanZi1e. SECOND ROW: T, Moore, R. Fetters, N, Manginell, J, Roerig, M. Johnston, L. Dick. THIRD ROW: R. Michael, I. Rice, M. Cook, B. Wilson, B, Brannan, G. Baily, J. VanZile, Mr. Reed, TOP ROW: D, Brenner, J, Rice, L, Geese, S, Ely. FREAKS BOTTOM ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: I. Roerig, L. Geese, D. Clum, T. Houk, B. Bryce, M. Allman, SEC- OND ROW: T. Neal, N, Manginell, G. Baily, B, Rockey, R, Fetters, I. VanZile, R. Watts. THIRD ROW: R, Byers, L, Dick, K. Shoup, A, Manley, M, Priest, G, Shoup, B. Winzeler, FOURTH ROW: D. Moog, B. Smith, B, Brannan, B, Moore, D, Frazee, M, VanZile. FIFTH ROW: M. Johnston, P. Fisher, G. Howe, D. Krill. Compliments of MEINDL MOTORS SA LES, INC, B-Z -B RANCH 85 SPORTS CENTER MAUGHERMAN'S GAMBLE STORE BARBIES TOWNSHOP GYMNASTICS CLUB LEFT TO RIGHT: I. Thomas, F. Yagelski, D, Martinich, D. Ely, B. Cobb, T. Hutchins, D. Thomas, G. Adams, A. Larson, and L, Buda. G.A.A. EXECUTIVE BOARD ui , a.. gif S, K .x ' U 5-,:1 , :'.?',:-N: wiv y ,s, 7, .L X K 7 .,1 , - , fi K K , xi K K -,f. ,T My LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW: L. Beggs, D. Thomas, S, Calvin, G, Saneholtz, SECOND ROW: I. Michael, J. Herb, L, Henricks, L, Calvin, J. Roerig, Miss Peter, and Mrs. Haines. Compliments of FARMERS AND MERCHANTS STATE Sc SAVINGS BANK LOUDENS KIMMELS DRUGS BOONE LUMBER CO. l37 I E s Z 7 TOP ROW: L. to R.: C, Adams, J, Roerig, I.Shankster, K. Reese, P. Michael, L. Beggs, C. Keller, C, Moor I. Michael, D. Ely, C. Locy, B. Bowman, THIRD ROW: Miss Peter, D. Thompson, B. Bowers, C. Moore, B, Hepker, P, Weis, C, Waldron, I, Waldron, G, Saneholtz, Mrs. Haines. SECOND ROW: M. Wilson, C. Smeth- rust, I, Govin, L, Luke, K. 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King, D. Allman, P, Ensign, B. Cobb, R, W ROW: L. to R.: L. Hallock, D. Waldron, A. Larson, B. Tears, P. Ewers, N. Barry, S, J, Armstrong. SECOND ROW: M. Drohan, L. Buda, M. Thompson, M. Saylor, M, Siebena- K. Koch, C. Hillard, I, Carnahan, C. Calvin, K. Winzeler, TOP ROW: L. Tingle, J, Bagby, Yagelski, D. Iolmston, R, Starr, D, Daft, L. McKarns, L. Faber, V, Martinich, J. Heller, S. Zenz, Compliments of NEIL HOUSE BEAM STREAM KXCL SUNOCO MARTIN SPROCKET 85 GEAR 7 5 9 40 VARSITY CHE ERLEADER9 9 1 1 ' f A A A A R R E R R x Mg R R EE' R ' A ,j a l R ' -' ff s 'K KRR, K 115' RRR A, ,S ' fm it nf X R 1- R R E RE Z E E 2 R 5 f R - A R k N R I ,W , .-Wb in gg R i ii R R I R vi . A MLRAR 0- QR A X ' ' 5fft'?'S'i L' A '3 5 R l RRR A if R A ,M A EEEH RRR f R, A R' A RRRR Rfifb-HTFR: E' X, sv. E j 1 xxx' T A R. 1 N, M R EEJR ERR 4 A RR R A fywa Q... R1 R. R A R. Y . r.. - . ' . .. . . R , .. .L ,R ,, I, A . X X 1 R A My. A' ' K R lfff' i-if ff. 3 QR IRL K , WR - ' ,fR. L . R .,. 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Cameron T . Champion J. Clark J. Clark K. Clum S. Cobb L. Cook M Corcoran S. Corcoran R, Cramer M. Davis T. Davis F. DeWitt R. Dietsch A. Eash T. Elson I. Entriken L. Figgins D. Fisher I. Follett B. Freese S. Frly P. Gillhouse V. Godsey L, Grant S. Haines P. Handy D. Harrington K, Harrington L. Hendricks I. Henry L. Henry T. Hofbauer P. Hopkins J. House: M. Hurd K, Husted I ,.,, ., as EIGHTH GRADE fm f Ax 'Pa 3 X ,,,v , iv' Q ff' Y F - f fa 335 E M 1 A it 1' 'V HES' Zim ' I N S . .isis K , il! ,AY 1 2- F L. ln x fx, gi J- ? 9 W gc , ,EM K fass ' f L m L P I, n - L z 1 ,pta . y Afa ,mg 4 V .x M my fwmwxn 1.3-. ' V .CQ A 4 A 159 4- 'Q J 5 Q t I B t -,Jai ', N B Ol'1I1 Y I K 11116 A D Knecht L Krill . . 161538 EIGHTH GRADE 5 ' .I , - mi -,f1 i ga. ,. n I , gn Q, M t, , ,,: ,g ,ri M , , . I ,:V,. A .k' 1552. V I - A I ,1,,L -f W s y ram W ' ' fi ' V' f 1' 137' ,. ' Ni., Q 4' 4 1 'f 4 s?'wf 1 xi P0 . P-L are W 1 . S -'mir-'S W W V H ,,,' Q 1 -L i We sf, 4 f . 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B Steckley Stemen Stemen Tarr Turney Wagner Watts Weis Weisz Willis Worthington 143 I Allen Altaffer Armstrong Bagby Ba er Bartell Bashor Bauer Bechtol Bechtol Beck Bible Bidlack Bishop Boisher Bowen Buck Burke Calvin Carnahan Clark Cooley Creamer Daft Decker Dominque Eash Ely Entriken Fab er Fleming Foust Fox Fry FFY Geesey Geesey Gearhart Gillen Gordon Gray Grubb Harrington Hartman Hartman Harwell , Hoag Hornyak Houk John John John Jones Keesbury King Koch SEVENTH GRADE 7 , my . .I 5 ,V,. V rg A I KL K p , AKVHV V. 31 yytt he yy.,,y rayy i as ' .r .i'l' -1rf' rr' Q f-r: ,,, ffj L Q ,H , Y K , iW we rf - ,QW E Qi H 1 t ,t Q 1 lf QQ, . Qi x'X 'K X ' X 'Q X . 3 r my W, .4 it A 4, Q W. , X xl, 3 4' N 14 3' ' X g a- r Q A - ic: to C. 9 .,y ,,. ,r f . f5,5 . Qi?-,Q I W VV ,ego ,.,.k i , , ml '.. rn ',,, ' , 9 X og 3 1- A E 'ki' I ' K miarym 11 2 .,,,, ,..,' , .,,, .W J Kreiseher 6 A-.E M. Kreischer . J. Larson p w , , A as ,X V fav if - ir ity t ,r3,. l ' T r,,rr1 r F , . ku SEVENTH GRADE 'f 'bf '1 . , ,V .uny- F 54 fi Q v .X M.. 'z , 'Q -J? ., 'lil' Efm. . ,ual , W ,i I gt.. i A , piggy. rl I 4 fn' I 1 ' w R. .X 4 . 1 QC 'Y Z , 1 ,, .. ,H 0 'N is PM V A J. Lee D. Long K. Long P. Lovejoy D. Lyon M. McC1aire R. McCormick D, Manley I. Manley D. Mason G, Mercer K. Mercer S. Mercer C, Michael L, Miller R, Miller B. Moore C Moore L, Moore P. Moore P. Moore G, Peluso B. Rau L, Reese K. Rice K. Riley P. Rockey S, Rockey C. Rockwood I. Rupp F. Schlosser L. Shankster R. Shankster K. Shatzer T. Shinn T. Siebenaler S. Smith S, Stahl S. Stahler S. Stantz R, Steinke D. Strobel J, Strobel L. Strobel B. Thompson J. Thompson T Thompson S. VanWye D, Wade J. Waldron M. Weirich L. Willibey K, Wilson S. Wilson I. Winzeler I. Young I4 I Allgire Allman Andrews Arbothnot Banks Barry Beck Bechtol Beard Bennett Best Brannan Brown Brown Brown Brown Bud a Carter Casper C arnah an Corcoran Cooley Custar Da ft Da vis Deitz DeWitt Elliott Ely Engels Faunce Finchum Finch Fisher Fisher Follett Fox Franz Frappier Frappier Freeman Fleming gfy Glgfllant Gambler Gibble Handy Handy Hageman Harrin to S Herman Hillard Houser Howe Ierger SIXTH GRADE X3 x 'lm Q 1' fr or , 1 Q, 'bas is-..Q,, sv' f V Q In f g f.g5r.2,. , 3 it 1. N is 1 . 2i 'fv rr , rw K f. A AY N .QQ ff K ...hfbiffre I M ,ya K 1 '33 .. xxx 1,3 Z at-xSlgl'1ki'r ' fa X ' 5 ' 3 r C for Q E r f 4 B '--, V x K5 A riay , . xx 5 C. Jones J. Kirne D. Knecht I. Koch L. Krathwall Flys X - SH Jr W . Kreisher Krouse Kuhn Kurtz Labiten Jr. Male Mahan Mason Masters McDonald McLaughlin McKarns McKenzie Mercer Mercer Mercer Michaels Miller Miller Miser Moor Moore Oliver Parsons Payne Perkins Phillips Phillips Rau Richmond Robison Roerig Rummel Rummel Schafer Sha ffer Shinn Sho up . Siebenaler Siebenaler Sipe Snyder Stahler Stahler Stambaugh Starr Sater Taylor Taylor Taylor Tingle Tressler Turney Whetro . Wells Willis SUPERIOR CHORUS AND BAND LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW: P. Moore, M. Hartman, C. Geesey, L. Moore, C, Geesey, P. Moore, I. Cooley, D. Wade, V. Altaffer, I. Lee, D, Long, SECOND ROW: T. Shinn, D. Dominique, B. Moore, K. Smith, L. Wilebey, S. Rockey, I, Clark, L. Reese, L, Figgins, K. Bowman, T, Mer- cer, G. Rupp, C. King, P. Oxynder, T, Champion, S. VanWye, L. Suobel, L. Miller, P. Buda, P. McKarns, P. Rupp, M. Bidlack, S. Wilson, M. Beek, P. Arkright. FOURTH ROW: R, Gray, R. Dietch, J. Young, K, Rice, L, Krill, C. Myers, K. Schatzer, C, Robison, M. Hoag, C. Sipe, S. Haines, M. Ely. TOP ROW: A. Lyons, D. Moore, K. Rice, B. Raw, I, Clark, D. Penrod, J. Houser, S. Reese, I. Bul- das, C. Knig, K. Clum, I, Henyr, M. Budd, P, Baker. SECOND ROW: T, Seibenaler, Fry, L. Cook, J. Cameron, T. Hoffbauer, L. Entricen, K. John, A, Buck, T. Bishop, F. Schlosser, K, Houston, T. Davis, T. Watts, C. Nicolen, B, Moore, S, Cobb, 3rd ROW: C. Nemire, J. Larson, T. Champion, S. Vanzile, L. Snobel, L. Miller, P. McKarns, P. Rupp, M. Bidlack, S. Wilson, P. Miller, P. Godsey. 4th ROW: S. Fry, L. Cook, R. Harington, K. Smith, L. Willeby, S. Rockey, L. Reese, L. Figgins, K. Bowman, G. Rupp, J. Manly, J. Allen, C. Burke, T. Worthington, J. Waldron. BOT- TOM ROW: P. Moore, M. Harington, C. Geesey, P. Moore, J. Cooley, D. Wade, V. Alltaffer, K. Bible, T. Armstrong, D. Decker, K. Michael, K. Riley, D. Carnahan, D. Budd. Bih GRADE OFFICERS 8: STUDENT COUNCIL Pres, Jeff Shephard, Vice Pres, Jim Buldas, Sec. Tammy Rockey, Treas, Lorie Cook, LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW: Jenny Allen, Mr, Mastin CAdviserp, Charolerte Sipe SECOND ROW: Kathy Rice, fSec,JIu1ie Winzerler QTreas, J, Steve Yagelski, fPres. .L Chuck Moore fPres. -Electj, THIRD ROW: Darold Moore, Jeff Shephard, Kathy Bow- man, Mr. Merrilatt, fAdvisorJ, Sabrina Mahan, Scott Weis, Mrs, Collie fAdvisorj, Stacey Hillard, Ann Lyon, Cesar Labiten, 149 ALOOK AT THE GRADERS CHEERLEADERS Jodi Henry Cindy NeMire Teresa Davis Tami Watts Debbie Fisher y -vi my BASKETBALL ' 4 ,Q ,, KNEELING: T. Elson, T. Bechtol, R. Miller, P. Oxender, FIRST ROW: Mr, Mastin, B, Freese, G. Sipe, J, Cameron, D, Penrod, S. Haines, S, Reese, A, Zasidatel, R. McGowen, S, Yagelski, T, Parsons, B. Rau, R. Shook, M. Hurd, J, Shepard, J, Buldas, S, Sidle, S, Weis, L, Grant, J, Zuver T. Riley, D, Moore, and Mr, Lantz, FOOTBALL 5: 3 gig ND ROW: T. Stahler, A. Zazidatle, L. Grant, S. Yagelski, J. Shepard, D. Penrod, S. Haines, R. Buntain, T. ewitt, S. Weis, S. Pettit. THIRD ROW: DeWitt, J. Bishop, K. John, D. Ely, Mercer, B, Steinke, R. Gray, C. loore, J. Young, B, Bashor, D. Long, M. Hurd, K. John. TOP ROW: Mr. Bell, R. Miller, C, King, J. Kreisher . Stahl, D. Moore, J. Follett, T. Bagby, K. John, and Mr, Masrin. TRACK 2 ' J ' ' eellttl S if J ' rrrt , J ,S Q Q , 5 ,P A ' g, 5 . , S fi- 3 ,N ,ei N . .V S , ,, , ROW: T. Shegitz, I. Cameron, Mr. Mastin, R. Fisher, D, Zuver, R. Buntain, S. Yagelski. SECOND ROW '. Weis, F. DeWitt, T. Stahler, D. Moore, J. Buldas, and S. Pettitt. THIRD ROW: P. Handy, T. Riley, S. .eese, L. Grant, D. Penrod, R. McGowen, T. Banks, Parsons, and J. Shepard. ROW: J. Cameron, P. Handy, T. Hofbauer, S. Reese, R. McGowen, R. Cramer, C. Sipe, J. Buldas. SEC- 52 I PRINCIPAL: Charles Koch. GUIDANCE COUNSELOR: Marvm Merlllat. SECRETARY: Charlene SOSIO1, eeeeee QL,-A-f ' Ai' f 22 155. f re.. :wr- IR LC LIBRARIAN: Mary Reimund, X---..!' PHYSICAL EDUCATION: Bonnie Miller, MUSIC: Clifford Engels. SIXTH GRADE Mollett, and Frank Lantz Gary Mastin James Hutchison Norma SEVENTH GRADE: Miriam Robison, Charles EIGHTH GRADE: Howard Esther, Treva Collie, Wallace, Lois Wilson, and Kenneth Beck, ,xx sf'BD 'f- -.--' ' Arthur Donaldson, Albert Bell. COOKS: Mrs Mrs Mrs. Mrs. Frazee Dunseth Seiter Donaldson CUSTODIA N: Lloyd Cox. -5...-3 PRINCIPAL: Robert Storrer K 0 5 3 sri ii 'L B 34 V' 6 5 ' ,Q I I I , A dr.. fl.. 1 U fv I Y U I, ni ..., . . - pu- 13 - Nw' - ,,f' Q -LQJQQ, ':1,.t3T-h .. K Y - I A f V 1 A I I , -4 A .1w:a.+wfh7: I I Q Q . - f'1.,:25Q!15a:3T:tf.-2525, u x- - . ' , N- ' x- g , . X.,: I A 4...37,x,f .4131 .J-255, C , ' ---fi T'.:1'2- 'E.' SPECIAL EDUCATION: Mr. Thomas Nicely, MUSIC: Robert Whitaker and Mrs, Charles Adams. ART: Mrs. Juanita Shatzer COOKS: Mrs, Scott, Mrs. Heath, Mrs, Wisman, and Mrs. Waldron. 4 A , Q M 'W C F r. Lk , ' 'Nuo n2'45 A Q A Q s, as 51. I ,... A ,. ,s Q U ff .. 1 x . ar . I 4. 5. A ,1 -l 5 ..f Es Wd' A A 4 fi? A V' l l972 . 'gg . Z r i M HY 11 A , 3 6 s v r f ,V x j 5 if Y L .. I frr sd 6 s f N iss 5, W EM Violet Bidwell and Kay Faler, THIRD GRADE: Mrs. Kilpatrick, Mrs. Cook, Mrs. Smith y y y rl Mrs. Brown , 3 3-:si Mr, Everett, GRADE: Mrs. Altman, Miss Clark, Miss 1 '.,--:-. 4 sax.. 0. .. fi , ' A .af 'T- FIRST GRADE: Mrs. Freeman, Mrs. Nolin, Mrs. Briner, Mrs. Gray, Mrs, Beamont, Mrs. Dreher. SECOND GPCADE: Mrs. Yarger, Mrs, Myers, Mrs. Burkhart, Mrs, King, Mrs, Geesey. ww In A w X '53 ' l A s -Eff A A Q 2 ' ii 1 f ' , I ,1 1 553 ,z Q. 'L f My w ,,,, Q y , A FOURTH GRADE: Mrs, Connolly, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs, Allomong, Mrs, Mastin, 56 Alta ffer Ba by Belief Bar nha rt . Bashor Bauer Bechtol Beck Beck . Bell . Bible . Bible K. Bigger Bis op Bla ck Bohner Brandeberry Brown Brusr Bud d Burkm ire Cox Cox Clark Cliffton Crammer . Dick . 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Moore S. Moore T. Moore K. Motter A. Nicolen L, Northrup M. Nye T, Page C. Partee D. Partee D. Penrod N. Perkins M. Petit I. Rhodes S. Rings D. Rockey N. Schafer P, Schindler M. Shaull D. Sharzer D. Shoup R. Sleesman S. Smith S. Snyder C. Startzrnan T. Stemen B, Storrer I. Strawser 1, Suter K, Thomas T. Thorp I . Todd J. Vanover S. VanZi1e S. Wa ner A. Wailace M. Watts B, Wells J. Westerland T. Westfall L. Wilder K. Wolff T. Wolff R, Allornong M. Baker K. Banks B. Barker J. Barr B, Beck C. Beckwith A, Bidlack G, Brenner K. Brown N. Brown S. Brown P, Burcham R, Burke D. Casper B. Champion K. Cheadle I. Church M. Combs D. Cook I. Cook D. Cooley G. Cramer S, Decker T. Decker J, Deetz D. Devers S. Dietz K. Elliott M. Elson S. Eniels D. Fa er D. Falco I. Fisher T, Franz T. Fry K. Geesey K. Goble B. Goebel K. Grant S. Grubb R, Guyse A. Heller L. Hendricks T, Henry P. Hill K. Imm J. Jerger S. John I. Keesbury V, Keller G. Kime A. Krill D, Kuhn T. Kunkle C. Leininger S. Lung I. Lyon F. 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