Montpelier High School - Mirror Yearbook (Montpelier, OH)

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NN UAL STA1-'I v TABLE OF CONTENTS Upening Section Activities Sports Scores Sports Qrganiza tions People The Class of 1975 Administration Faculty juniors Sophomores Freshmen Superior Middle School Mon tpelier Primary School 6 Z4 48 52 98 112 11.3 129 1.30 136 140 140 142 154 Adelia, Rudi, Rodrigo, and Lucia Once again, we at Montpelier High School were privileged to be able to welcome among us students from South America through the Youth for Understanding program. We were especially fortunate this year as not two but four students came to share their year with us, two from Brazil, one from Columbia and one from Chile. Adelia Christina Araujo, from Joao Pessoa, Brazil, Rodolfo, 'Rudi' Scheidemantel, from Brasilia, Brazil, Rodrigo Arango from Bogota, Columbia, and Lucia Cabrero Gomez from Santiago, Chile each became so much a part of us during their all too brief stay in Montpelier as we shared so many and experiences together. 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Honored by the crowd were the team and the Homecoming Queen, Linda Buds. He court in attendance included senior sophomore attendant Lynne Reese, and freshman attendant Karen Miller. After the game , Homecoming Night was completed with the dance , held at the Moose Lodge, featuring Eric Harter and the Ligtail Road. f N ma ' ...-- 3.9: Brenda Steckly Lynne Reese ' v if vw ' Queen Linda Buda and her Homecoming court .I-1.5. TAPPI Seventeen new members, eight of them seniors, were tapped and inducted into the Montpelier High School chapter of the National Honor Society. The new seniors, Kent Echler, Paula Ewers, Linda Faber, Jackie Yagelski, Nancy Barry, Marie Drohan, Lisa John, and Deb Henderson, were joined by juniors Pam McKarnes, Ann Lyon, Beth Moore , Jodee Henry, Pat Buda, Deb Knecht, Perry Buda, Deb Fisher, and Dobe Cape , who, with the eight seniors inducted last year, brought the NHS membership to 25 members, one of the largest in recent years. Mr. Delmar S Karnes is the NHS faculty advisor. A , Ann Lyon is tapped by Scott Wade. Y ' ' if Z ii ,gp ki ,cas 'K A Kent Echler is tapped for NHS membership by Linda Buda. 1fW a.. Mary Siebenaler taps Deb Fisher and neighbor Deb Knecht was next. 26 It was Linda Faber's turn and Bob Wilson did tapping. Becky Kinzer pins the NHS shield on Yagelski. .I-1.5. I A WJ' 5 5 Y, , UCTIO 1 mf ,,..,..s-A-wQ,,,v....f-0-df' 04.9-Q . f S The candlelight induction ceremony was held in the MHS auditorium in February. At the end of the service, each of the new members received their NHS membership pin. Beth Moore and Pat Buda lead their fellow new members in the recessional. Members and parents mingled at the reception after the service . 6 ..,,..,, 1 ,.,, , ' ,,,, xg' www., The NHS music program was in full swing all year, from marching band in the fall to concert band and chorus in the winter and spring. In addition, the program was widened through the mixed chorus, the stage band, and the eight-member vocal ensemble . The groups gave three major concerts through the year, at Christmas, at mid-winter and in the spring. James Nofziger directed the entire program at the high school level. Sarah Wilson, Marie Drohan, and Lori Moore accompanied the groups on piano. u Members of the MHS chorus. BA D CHORUS CONCERT. if t v Mr. James Nofziger led the MHS musical groups in three major concerts during the 1974-'75 school yearn 'l af. f ' 'if The mixed chorus, all 28 members. vocal ensemble was formed for the second semester and gave several concerts both in school and in e community. 1 2 Wm ,Haw if Q I i as The Montpelier High School Concert Band in concert. Cllr' lllother MHS instrumental group, the stage band, played at each of the musical concerts and for many George Rings led the trombone section of the , er events. concert band. SENIOR QUEE DCUUR Jackie Yagelski and Cindy Calvin Connie Hillard and Tracey Tingle R Paula Ewers i ' Q ITM e gl ' V . Q, wh, The 1975 Senior Queen and her Court 75 The 1975 Senior Queen, Paula Ewers, and her Court, Jackie Yagelski, Cindy Calvin, Connie Hillard, and Tracey Tingle , reigned over the senior class production, VAUDEVILLE'S MY HOME, in January. Class President Lynn Oberlin did the coronation honors. Queen Paula Ewers VAUDEVlLLE'S MY HOME, the senior play, was wrapped around Fish and Hooker, a two-man conning vaudeville team, who have come to Montpelier, Ohio, in their haste to escape the New York police. Needing money to get to California, the two conmen convince the townspeople that money can be raised to build a new school by using local talent in a vaudeville show. However, complications arise when they secretly plan to sneak off with the money themselves and then Fish falls in love with the farmer's daughter. Mr. Chester 'Wasi' Wasilowski and Becky Kinzer and Rhea Hoover directed the production. A' 'N lf 3 X The chorus line of matronly local talent. , 1 i,g , A 1 L ,,,,,,,, VA UDE- VILLE'S MY HOME Fish and Hooker .L p The grand finale to end all finales. 32 ,df 5 it 1 I 2 ll'ony Gagliano, the local opera-singing butcher. Harvey Zlmmerman' Janitor' 15 'i- K. L...1 Willy Peterson plays Romeo to Margaret Wilson's Juliet. if is be J' sa., 4 .Tao- .nd 'l ap- -5' ,+ ,N i L 4 . L94 u I THE CAST Clyde 1. Fish ------- Emmanuel T. Hooker ---- Harvey Zimmerman Joyce Hackman ---- Mrs. Scott ----- Mrs. Reed -- Mrs. Wilson --- Mrs. Peterson --- Mrs Arnold ---- Mrs. Gagliano ---- - - -Lee Frazee - - - - Kent Echler - - - ------ Linda Buda - - - Vicki Martinich - - - - - Deb Waldron - - - Mary Siebenaler - - - -Julie Heller -----Lisa John --------Deb Daft -- --Deb Henderson C.. Eloise Findley, local ma livan. Eloise Findley --- I. T. McDowell--- Elsie McDowell --- T. I. McDowell--- G. T. McDowell ------ Emma lean McDowell ---- P. I. McDowell ------- Antonio Gagliano --- Margaret Wilson ---- Willy Peterson ------ Sgt. Tim O'Sullivan --- ai triarch, and Sgt. O'Sul- - - - - - Deb Geesey - - - Tom Harrington - - - - Betty Teats - - - -Greg Shoup - - -Roger Brenner - - -Nancy Barry - - - -Bruce Krill -------Nick Miller Marchelle Heath - - - - - -Dave Gordon - - -lim Wermer The major musical in 1975 was Oliver! , based on Charles Dickens' OLIVER TWIST. Involving a cast of 53 players and an eleven piece orchestra, the highly successful musical ran for three nights in April to packed houses. It was the story of Oliver Twist, an orphan sold from the workhouse who runs away from his new master and is befriended by the Artful Dodger and his pickpocket friends. Finding this new life of petty thieving lifting him from the oppressions he had previously known, Oliver eagerly joins the pickpockets only to be captured by the police. At his trial, he is taken in by Mr. Brownlow, who gives Oliver an entirely new life of luxury and love. But the thieves' overlord, Bill Sikes, arranges to have Oliver kidnapped and almost murdered to protect his operation. But the police and Mr. Brownlow move in, Sikes is shot dead, and the pickpockets scattered. Oliver has but one choice, to return to his benefactor and his new life in what turns out to be his own family . . . The final reprise, I'l1 Do Anything. Oliver Twist, played by Ron Moore aa. ' . ' 5 fy The Artfull Dodger instructs Oliver. Who Will Buy My Beautiful Flowers LIVER. W. A'-0 T l W.. M Fagin, the master petty crook, teaches a thing or two to the young pickpockets, including Oliver. N The villain Bill Sikes. Bill's doxy, Nancy. CAST Oliver Twist ------- The Artful Dodger ---- Fagin ------------- Bill Sikes -------- Nancy ---- Bet --------- Mr. Bumble --- Mrs. Corney ---- Mr. Brownlow--- Mr. Sowerberry -- Mrs. Sowerberry ---- Charlotte -------- Noah Claypole ------------- ----Ron Moore ----Charlie King ------Jeff Rice ----Lee Frazee ---Cindy Calvin ----Nancy Barry ----Rick Reichle -----Ann Lyon ---Darold Moore -----Mike Bailey ----Carol Geesey -----Jodee Henry --------Lee Grant Mr. Bumble, the Beadle, and Mrs. Corney super- vised the orphans . Dr. Grinwig --- Mrs. Bedwin ---- Old Sally ----- Charley Bates --- Annie ------ Hussar -------- Drama Director -- --- ----Ric Buntain -------Pam Rupp - - - -Deb Henderson -----Paul Roerig ------Shelly Beck --------Jeff Strobel Chester Wasilowski Music Director --- ----- James Nofziger Student Director ---- Script Girl ------ ---- ---Ann Lyon ----Shirley Fry ,Mmm 4 K ff The winner! Nancy Barry l, Q9 Q, 0 G I, our Mike Bailey, Denny Penrod, and Cindy Calvin Tom Harrington, Mr. America? 36 W E 2 ,f A Follies finale! Lane Shoup came close in the Mr. America com petition. THE FABULQUS FQLLIES Kinzer, as hostess, bids farewell to the audience after the Dating Game and is joined by Ms. Lamberson, Ms. Hicks, and the lucky bachelor, Reid Lamport. li 1 T i it 3 F loallfals Qouao Julie and lan Carnahan did thc announcing. The Fabulous Follies, sponsored by the school newspaper staff and directed by Ms. Lois Baughman, was one of the stage highlights of the year. A vaudeville production, the Follies brought together skits, music, nonsense, a Dating Game, and yes, even a Mr. America Contest. A hilarious time was had by all. Hip Klotz displayed one of his lesser-known tal- ents. IX Deb D 2 r sq 2 2 Q Si........t ,. aft and coach Ken Jones Vic Martinich ll George Rings, Yank Altaffer Track Award win- UCI . 38 -ff Coach Pat Peter and her 1974 volleyball team. 1 I I Q I l The 1974 golf team with coach Rick Herge. a SPOR TS A WARDS ASSEMBLIES w www as ,ws E Z Q , 1 i f 2 6 , i 3 E ' Q 2 5 Coach Reid Lamport and his b Coach Don Hicks and wrestler Perry Buda . 5 ,,3f35'? ,QW ,fgzgffv 45. .kg-s Frank Altaffer and Kak Brown Award winner Lynn Oberlin. gl .f aseball underclassmen. Cheerleader advisor Barb Graft and Lexie Willi- bey. Basketball MVP Jeff Strobel. fag. 3 t 5 . if Y I -all fi! f' kg.. K 1' a K l 'X i l. Ae Cross-country awards. iv- .M f 1 4,1 I A c Crescent-News Back of the Year Tom Harring- ton. I UNI OR-SENI OR The 1975 Junior-Senior Prom was held at a new locale this year, the Lett's Skating Rink. The juniors transformed the rink into a wide dance floor, complete with a multi-colored fountain in the center. The band was Marquis. PRO ., ,- 4 .4 SENIQR PARE WELL if-v f- A-W sux A f- , ' rfkegiig-fmt A W f xQgk- 4 Q3-in ff S Y' 'N Senior Farewell: A time for remember whens, for future prophecies, and for present awards: a final time with the , www. underclassmen in the last hectic week of a four-year high school career. Deb Geesey and Wasi Q .. . ..,. . K rrr. S. 'QQ The Class of 1975 ,' K :mx H f W my mf., 1. Girls Track Seniors A2 . ? ' .sf S 5 s I I Cindy Calvin agus Jeff Shepard receives the class key from Oberlin. vs.. 'NL 4 Pro 1 11 Bob Wilson B k 5K Dave Srorrer and Mrs. Baughman , ,U pa' .xi k . wk '15 WN' 5' ,,,.,,,,. George Rings and Deb Daft lead the recessional march. Linda Buda - 1 Wbz' ,-, , , ,, ' - if fa 5 .'.' Mr. Jim Nofziger and the band provided the music. A4 if Vg, .1-15 .. The processional march, 'Pomp and Circumstance. X jg. x-' -3 wa, 3 .1 V I ui 1 Scott Wade i e COMMENCEME T 1975 At the 1975 Commencement, a full class of 103 seniors received their long sought after diplomas from members of the Board of Education, marking the end of four years at Montpelier High School. The ceremonies, held at the football field , included the Baccalaureate Address by the Rev. Marion Hostetler and class speeches by the two top academic students, Linda Buda and Scott Wade . - fa 1 The Rev. Marion Hostetler The Graduated Class of 1975 Faculty Award --------- ---- J eff Rice Pauline Winzeler Award ------ ---Scott Wade Margaret Hill Schwartz Award -- ---Linda Buda Barbara Nolin Award ---------- ----- L inda Buda Athena Study Club Award ------------- ---- B ecky Kinzer Business and Professional Women Award --- ---- Linda Faber Mid-Century Club Award ------------- ---- M arie Drohan The moment has arrived for the class of 1975. Bob Jones receives an award from Mr. Koch Junior attendant Sue Cobb leads the class before the processional. 46 I,-,, ,. w-v-vemevm-ew-mwm+ - KX 3. gj3 .k:fs! . . NS We Dr. Don Adams presents a diploma to Debbie Waldron. l 1 -s Qw- Vic Martinich receives her diploma from Mr. Heller. Larry Martin presents a diploma to his son, I 4 1 Vppi Ep 'F ' ' e -5,r14faQQa.jrt Linda Faber receives an award from Mr. Koch Montpelier Montpelier Montpelier Montpelier Montpelier Montpelier Montpelier Montpelier Montpelier Montpelier Montpelier Montpelier Montpelier Montpelier Montpelier Williams County Fair Meet Fifth NWOAL Meet NBL Meet BBC Meet Sectional Meet Varsity Season Record NWOAL-NBL Record NWOAL-NBL Tournament Champions VARSITY SCORES FOOTBALL Delta Evergreen Napoleon Wauseon Swanton Patrick Henry Bryan Archbold Liberty Center CROSS COUNTRY Delta Bryan Wauseon North Central Napoleon Liberty Center VOLLEYBALL 13 14 26 14 28 14 20 12 16 25 19 18 '74 22 19 Sixth Seventh Sixth Tenth 9-3 6-2 GOLF Montpelier 167 Delta 187 Montpelier 168 Napoleon Montpelier 163 Evergreen Montpelier 163 Bryan Montpelier 175 Archbold Montpelier 172 Patrick Henry Montpelier 172 North Baltimore 11 BBC Tournament Seco NBL Tournament Seco N WOAL Tournament Fourt Sectional Tournament Fourt District Tournament Sixt BOYS BASKETBALL Montpelier 64 Bryan 6 Montpelier 75 Swanton Montpelier 70 Napoleon Montpelier 59 Pettisville Montpelier 95 North Central Montpelier 63 Wauseon Montpelier 79 Edgerton Montpelier 71 Hicksville Montpelier 76 Archbold Montpelier 78 2 OT Edon Montpelier 61 Delta Montpelier 85 Fayette Montpelier 48 Bryan Montpelier 70 Stryker Montpelier 69 Patrick Henry Montpelier 89 Evergreen Montpelier 72 Hilltop Montpelier 55 Liberty Center Sectional Tournament Montpelier 69 Archbold Montpelier 60 Hilltop District Tournament Montpelier 54 Tinora WRESTLING Montpelier 12 Napoleon Montpelier 2 Wauseon Montpelier 6 Archbold Montpelier 15 Delta Montpelier 11 Bryan Montpelier 25 Patrick Henry Montpelier 8 Evergreen Montpelier 12 Edgerton Montpelier 3 Liberty Center BBC Championships Sevent NBL Championships Eight GIRLS BASKETBALL Montpelier 68 Bryan 18 Montpelier 58 Patrick Henry 47 Vlontpelier 84 Evergreen 32 Montpelier 63 North Central 37 Montpelier 75 Liberty Center 21 Montpelier 54 Stryker 23 vlontpelier 56 Pettisville 23 vlontpelier 28 Napoleon 32 vlontpelier 59 Wauseon 26 viontpelier 53 Fairview 37 vlontpelier 50 Archbold 43 vlontpelier 51 Delta 46 NIBL-NWOAL Tournament vlontpelier 33 Patrick Henry 39 XIBL-NWOAL League Champions BOYS TRACK vlontpelier 94 Hamilton 33 vlontpelier 63 Swanton 64 vlontpelier 65 Archbold 62 viontpelier 70 Delta 55 vlontpelier 70 Patrick Henry 34 Montpelier 106 Evergreen 21 vlontpelier 79 Napoleon 48 vlontpelier 6510 Bryan 61W viontpelier 64 Wauseon 63 vlontpelier 101 Ayersville 43 Foledo Blades Class A Relays First Jttawa Hills Relays First EBC Track Championship First JWOAL Track Championships Second JBL Track Championships Second lass A Sectional Track Meet First lass A . District Track Meet Eighth State Track Meet Mile Relay Second GIRLS TRACK Montpelier 63 Napoleon 47 Montpelier 90 Bryan 15 Montpelier 83 Wauseon 27 Montpelier 72 Liberty Center 38 Montpelier 81 Archbold 21 Montpelier 71 Swanton 39 Defiance College Relays First Toledo Blade Class A Relays First NWOAL Track Championships First NBL Track Championships First Class A Pre-District Meet First Class A District Meet Third Class A State Meet Fifth BASEBALL Montpelier 18 Edgerton 5 Montpelier 10 North Central 2 Montpelier 6 Delta 1 Montpelier O Liberty Center 1 Montpelier 8 Hilltop 0 Montpelier 5 Stryker 1 Montpelier 2 Wauseon 7 Montpelier 2 Edon 1 Montpelier 2 Archbold 4 Montpelier O Patrick Henry 8 Montpelier 3 Napoleon 0 Montpelier 5 Fayette 3 Montpelier 8 Bryan 7 Montpelier 5 Swanton 6 Montpelier 7 Hicksville 19 Montpelier 3 Evergreen 1 Montpelier 1 Pettisville 5 Sectional Tournament Montpelier 1 Pettisville 8 ., sz1wfszzzmtYfea.1g ,, ? l,,gm,1. my ,. ., CHEERLEADERS mg 1155 fm f ,,,, 1 W, f . E, E Izvll 44. fef , my 1, ,life Vkyh I -fm. ilirf lz. so W1-1..,.1k 2? Y Varsity Cheerleaders: Connie Hillard, Nancy Barry, Tracie Tingle, Linda Buda, and Iodee Henry. i ,A,, r - , ,,,,,M,. f JW V , ,, ,,,,, -, J, V,,, .W , 5 f sr T2 rv' siwfvtpf I , fam!! r 'Wi K ' H ,Q ,S gt? s Y Reserve Cheerleaders Sue R1chmond, Tami Watts, Lexie Willibey, Brenda Steckly, and Kathy Rlce YYY lim m i K v A-- M fr L. Sabrina Mahan, Megan Winzclcr, Lori Jerger, and Slacie Hillard 974 M 0 TPELIER 4 '11, f .M .,,., -,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,..,.,,,, A ,,,,, 6 9 in . 4,,:, yyyy y af? lg, W N b .,,, Yf bf-- K . --.M First row: Rod Luke, Kent Cook, Bruce Krill, Jeff Rice, Nick Miller, John Figgins, Kim Hopkins, Greg Shoup, Tom Harrington, Lynn Oberlin. Second row: Jim Buldas, Craig Sipe, Rick Reichle, Denny Penrod, Scott Weis, Steve Yagelski, Lee Grant, John Cameron, Darold Moore, Dobe Cape, Steve Haines, Paul Handy. Third row: Jeff Hartman, Randy Houk, John Kreischer, Chuck Moore, Scott Stahl. Dennis Bishop, Don Lyon, Jeff Young, Rick Gray, Dave Long, Alan Buck, Jim Lee. Fourth row: Dan Casper, mgr. , Jack Fee, Dennis Custar, Rick Mercer, Lane Shoup, Randy Fisher, Tony Siebenaler, Dirk Suter, Bud DeWitt, Dave Best, Ron Moore, Kenny Krouse, Mgr. Fifth row: coaches Keith Day, Hilbert Klotz, head coach Hobe Krouse, coach Reid Lamport. and Don Hicks. The 1974 Locomotives, picking up where they left off last year in the state class A championship game , moved out to three impressive wins to . open the season. The Locos steamed past Delta, 20-13, Evergreen, 35-14, and for the first time in 16 years, Napoleon, 28-26. The win over the Wildcats snapped a five-year 21-game NWOAL winning streak for Napoleon. Montpelier took a j E 9 ,nt fr N 'I-O lead to open the game and never r1-s ,f- - J ,,, . . L relinquished the lead as two ' ' ' touchdowns by Lynn Oberlin, one by ' iiii' A ilfi Tom Harrington, one by Jim Buldas, ' and four perfect conversions by Bruce Krill accounted for the MHS scoring. Q ppfp The Loco defense held Napoleon's last ,,Q Q fourth quarter drive to ensure the victory, the most exciting win of L Yiiii A 1974. tt , tt , f Irr . Wauseon came next and the Locos fell 14-12 to the defense-minded Indians. However, the 3-1 record with wins over AA and AAA schools gained the Locos the top spot in the computer poll, a position they held until the final week of the season. . ,of , s'WL5:,Qt . eb. kgyodgxgts-.gpg--. wma:-. - W--Q-gk-Q . . Coaching Staff: Reid Lamport. Hilbert 'Hip' Kiotz, Head Coach Hobe Krouse, Don Hic I 09' ks, and Keith Day M? gs: Second team All-State LOCO OTI VE POQTBALL Seniors . ,, ' 4f ,v ,,,,, ,. . - W V Kent Cook Greg Shoup Kim Hopkins ' ' . li tg J , M, no t, , e- y tg If : t :I . , t ,f 2 X x . 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K wi? kwfk -we ,W T om Harrington Bruce Krill Lynn Oberlin First team All-District First team NWOAL and NBL 2000 yards career rushing C-N Back of the Year HM All-State First team All-District First team NWOAL and NBL Defensive player of the year Second team All-State First team All-District First team NWOAL and NBL 3000 yards career rushing Kak Brown Award winner Football MVP Award A wild fourth-quarter rally with 28 points swamped Swanton in the fifth game of the season as the Locos scored three touchdowns in the last four minutes of the game while holding the Bulldogs scoreless. Locos 42-28 . Twenty fourth quarter points also defeated Patrick Henry in game six, 33-14, as Harrington scored four touchdowns to move the Locos to a 5-1 season mark. lt was Homecoming in the seventh week and the Locos responded with a 42-20 victory over arch-rival Bryan in the highly emotional battle . Both Oberlin and Harrington scored three touchdowns each as the Locos ran up over 400 yards rushing. Midway in the first quarter, Oberlin's 87-yard score pushed him over the 3000 yard rushing mark for his three-season career. Later, in the third period , Harrington broke the 1000 yard season rushing mark and also the 2000 yard career mark in his second full season. Against Archbold in the eighth game , Montpelier ran into an aggressive Blue Streak team and after holding an 8-6 lead after three quarters, fell to the Streaks, 12-8, for only the second loss in eight games. Senior defensive end Scott Weis. Senior fullback Lynn Oberlin against Bryan Locomotive defense. 11- -9. sa s :-me Tom Harrington broke this run for one of his three touchdowns against Bryan Y.. gf JN, vgfqgggij'k 'ix -,il , . V .s 'ffg -azz -,wi 7' . .xi qw - -ff ' ' if f-lf ,gi K pit- mfg , ,age '5:+'Yzkfg,i' P? iftfAff'7'ff'+ef ?f' L 'iv' ., ,- , .1 - H Q f Y, ,a A 'it 5-Jf.'r,',,-J. ,365 ,g.Z 4.S-'a1'j5v'i,iffvlK X at ' fffpfyixvgr .,t,a,, A , f-,sef.,.,1 wt in Jyfeyn. 1 K 'J bfffhl L' f alum :ff 6-01, i , - , .. , 1 fl. 'w5ff.f'tfv- a ,Q ', :gg-bfi? '.'qf,:Q C: gi Ngffi' sf? ff'if?,-.f we , Rod Luke with a solo tackle. Kim Hopkins' interception. Closing the season, the Locos broke open a close game to post a 34-16 win over Liberty Center. With a 20-16 lead after three quarters, the Locos scored twice on an Oberlin touchdown and a Jim Buldas to Bruce Krill pass. Krill kicked both extra points and the Locomotives kept their playoff hopes alive . Montpelier's opponent in the computer poll, Fremont St. Joe, took over the rankings before the Liberty game but there were only six points between St. Joe and Locos. However, a St. Joe win in the tenth week of the season wrapped up the playoff spot for them but they finally fell to Middletown Fenwick in the title game. Statistically for the Locos, they completed the season with 2504 yards rushing and another 324 yards passing for a 2859 yard total offense. Their opponents gained 2260 yards total offense. Oberlin rushed for 955 yards and 12 touchdowns in the season and pushed his career yardage mark to 3263 yards and 42 scores. Harrington closed out his career with 1387 yards and 19 touchdowns on the season and 2439 yards and 29 scores over a two and a half season career. The Locos finished 3-2 in the NWOAL and 5-2 in the NBL in.19'74. Craig Sipe intercepts a Swanton pass. 56 A Locomotive touchdown in the 28-26 victory over Napoleon. Senior quarterback Jim Buldas on a scramble. Jeff Rice receives Bruce Krill receives a PAT . Team defense at Evergreen. ff' Z Lee Grant recovered this Napoleon fumble. The 1974 Locos placed several players on the all-league NWOAL and NBL teams with running backs Lynn Oberlin and Tom Harrington earning places on the first teams of both leagues. Oberlin was a third year selection at fullback while Harrington was named to the halfback spot for the second straight year. Bruce Krill won honors as first team defensive end on both teams while Craig Sipe was named to the first squad at linebacker in the NBL and Kent Cook as defensive back in the NWOAL. , .fwtffg Kent 'Stinger' Cook stings. Krill, Greg Shoup, Nick Miller, and Steve Haines were named to the second team offense in the NWOAL while Kim Hopkins, Sipe, and Jeff Rice were named to the second defensive squad . In the NBL, Krill, Shoup, and Miller gained second team offense selections while Cook was named to the second team defense. Honorable mention awards in both leagues went to Scott Weis, Rod Luke. Lee Grant, Haines, Hopkins, and Rice. I. V. Locos The IV football team completed its season with a deceiving 2-3-2 record. Of the three losses, two were by less than one touchdown and one of the ties had the Locos on the opponents' five- yard line as time ran out. The highlight of the season was when the Locos crushed Bryan 27-0 and limited the Cubs to less than 20 yards total offense . The Locos' offense was led by quarterback Randy Fisher, who combined with Chuck Moore in the air and Denny Penrod on the ground for over 1200 yards offense in the seven games. Defensively, the Locos were led by Scott Stahl and Reggie Reichle who spent most of their time in their opponents' backfield. mfs, Q, f , .. 1. i' I . J - ee'-fm-s....,. Denny Penrod around end. 4 .., '01-Nw '25 fa ,-7 ,155 ,,,b f Q 47? ,, xy , ,L 'fin ,.. ff' L , ,, i A if ' gf ,,,, .,M'W, W w-1ffr,Q.'5' ,,., ... A , 47' H fair ,, . QV. ' Quit' Quarterback Randy Fisher starts the offense . ld 3 R' xx , 'if I If v rg fy S ,W Q 5 f Q lfi , A if ,W '2E k-n- utr, -1--. tp, Y LV 'Sh if 4. vw , -,g f ,ag fret-few, , ,, 2 t 2 t ,f :v',4 1 H, - -'4 4 ' A' f ,lf 1' , 'L H '94 V ,V 4. - 'rw , ,WA I N-,N ,- ., ,. , f f, A 'wvfzvwai ...Q . AA ,. ' aw. f'V'if: r f-na. 'M 1-f 1 W5-f23iP f..f Jikfw-4..,fafff'f 'f.,.fw1M::'If g':'? rwzfif '54,:'fvf..v,'. wgs2.v'f1.u.r:r,'if:.1-e-f 1'fwf.wzt,axa1'e,t' Defense against Bryan . x,,,,.,W '21 F fe.: ,,. Wfit. i .fd l Q' Maxi - we Q Another quarterback sack by the I V Locos' defense . Chuck Moore scores. 58 The Locomotive cross country team, despite its 1-6 record against strong opposition, completed one of the school's best seasons as senior George ings became the first harrier in recent MHS history to compete in the state meet. Rings led the team through the :Ven regular season matches and three league meets, posting a career and school best time of 9:57 over the two- nile NBL-NWOAL course at Archbold. e finished 10th in the sectional with a 0:04, 11th in the district with another 10:04, and 29th in a large field at state with a 10:44 clocking. Bob Wilson, Scott Wade, and Alex Zasidatel were consistent second, third, and fourth men behind Rings with Wilson's best time of 10:11 against Napoleon. Rings, Wilson, Wade, Jeff Strobel, Mark Bennett, and Deb Daft were the seniors on the squad with Zasidatel, 'erry Buda, Jim Mercer, and Ed White looking to form the mucleus of next year's team. The Locos were coached by Ken Jones. A l F59 YOUIVI R Y CR C L. L. 'C- - ltl, 5 if .. W' ' ' ff' . . w , 1 -,:t 'tt 1 -as :pf -of J J 6 I - , :T-' J..- , it Vas- -kwa Vita , 5 z H III 2 rn ' oo m 4 rv ill nn :1 ,-. o H CU nn O H oe fn D. 0.2 m U' H. oo w rv :1 n o H. H. xv w .-. :f FD H. ,-. 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W tv' 4 ,f ,,, L.:-gf jg y :Mft f, q, V 4 uf ww., 4 sy - , ' f- sg, ,- like Priest The 1974-75 MHS golf team, playing the first fall golf in recent history, compiled an excellent 15-6 record against all opposition. Coached by second-year coach Rick Herge, the eight-man squad lost only to Bryan, 162-161 , in regular season play, finished second to Wauseon in the NBL tournament, second to Stryker in the BBC tourney, and fourth in the NWOAL. The Locos advanced through the sectional, where they earned fourth place, to the district level where they placed sixth, just out of a second straight trip to state . The team was led by seniors Fritz Wilson, Mike Priest, Bob Winzeler, Scott Martin, Dave Storrer, and Steve Michael, while juniors Scott Reese and Jeff Shepard, sophomore Brad Boisher, and freshman Randy Handy will be back next year for another excellent squad. Q. K K Q aa + -f 'gg t t g a R T -I ,A ' , f ' m fjff ny. '3 4 N . cott Reese, Scott Martin, Brad Boisher, Mike Priest, Bob Winzeler, Fritz Wilson, Randy Handy, Jeff Shepard us. GOLF TEAM CDES 15-6 Scott Martin Fritz Wilson Bob Winzeler 1 Lf - wp: ,f , 2 1 AWQV1 5 1 ,.,,.....,-fr rf . K I 212- ' A , 'i , ' ii 1,5 , U y, , 1 M v 1 'MFL'- f I ., ,C f .. , r 1 Q 3 5 ,'f, ' Qffhi ,v.,,.. H at wg, yyf wyfflf f- d f' Ts 4-1 . 3' ' x p 1' 5 d W' f K Ie: -5 g.: r ,, 5 P 'PY , .,,5k3,yM , ' W , , I 'gfftiz Q. uf rad Boisher Y' V ESQ' g': Q ,msg-4 gf, U 1 2 L 'f-'xiii xy fn z,uq,3.L 5 . B ,Q 'I aj w ,agp Ayr fu 1 3 it fx A. 1 Sv' d 2 fi' ' A 51, f7 5 N If qqyf 'lim' I ,wp 'VL 'f Q v d dd i d I W ' ' . -ww: A 1 ,V,k 3, I I l ,A ,W -1-nv,,., - 1 rx , f, mf- ,,, ilwv,-,,,x., I A f --V '1 wid' N f ' , .,, ,V- at r .andy Handy 2355 mf .M Q71 If r, 4.6: HQ., ,QYU-' an M-wi w-. e 1-mf 1, 3 Yi 'z 5 , , 1 45 1 nv ,W 3 1 J' e T 3- az:-mg V1 , 4. ,V -H' ,. i' 'i Q' ,W f X v , often Scott Reese Jeff Shepard MHS VQLLEYBALI n 1 MHS Varsity: Deb Fisher, Beth Oberlin, Deb Knecht, Pat Buda, Nancy Barry, Laura Figgins, Vic Martinich, Cathy Robison, Mary Siebenaler Zwr a y I Iiir. VVVL L kvrhgiz lx, N rarrryr ma ,,h. , Vyyy my 'z' ' if M xvtt fff, z ii be yiiy rriyi a yra gg LMQQSIC. aiu M as-rmsvyro r myggfa ,ig 14.4 A m V t V ,, i yrr t 1 rryyi t f ilrn g ryrib yrry ,. g .1 :,, 112: ' 'ma ', .wif ' A iyrli y 4 K y y Z ff 'f 'Q 4, K' 'yrhh , 64 Team timeout at Archbold ,.,f'5f! I 2 rf ' :if ' tta, Vi i',, . ' 3 i , t. J 5 may t f IV coach Joyce Miller and varsity coach Pat Pete kY Mi! The varsity volleyball team completed its season with an excellent 12-3 record, including NBL-NWOAL tournament play. The Locos won the league tournament title playing their most exciting games in the tourney. ln the semi-finals, the Locos came from behind to defeat Napoleon. After the defending champion Wildcats took the first game 15-10, Montpelier allowed the Naps only nine points while scoring 30 themselves in the final two games. ln the championship finals, the Locos faced regular season champion Delta and totally controlled the match winning overwhelmingly, 15-2 and 15-4. Vic Martinich and Nancy Barry were voted Most Valuable Player awards and Vic was named to the first team all-league . Nancy Barry, Deb Fisher, and Beth Oberlin were named to the second team all-league. U -y - L .- K ' ' :Mi 41 Q Awfnauni' Lf N-1' 5,5 Cathy Robison spikes. Vic Martinich, varsity MVP, Rhonda Miller, jayvee MVP, Nancy Barry, varsity MVP, and coach Pat Peter Volleyball Team: Peg Buda, Deb Wade, Laura Krill, Kathy Rice, Linda Faber, Rhonda Miller, and racy Thompson will 1 Deb Fisher spikes against Delta . fl me wa 2 sf I k X W K Q was S ,. fl, .. ,. L. V' ' 5323 A Q Q!-.'. 2: X Pat Buda, Cathy Robison, Deb Knecht await serve. xg Vic Martinich dinks . EE di ,ft . .. -1- S-. .NM I Q. -at fu JFS Beth Oberlin bumps an opponent's serve with Nancy Barry, Pat Buda, and Deb Fisher waiting to set an spike . kia,-,,,,.....u-f- ' A' K Vi- .. at tntas A' tt D -'lt D 'f rw in -.ta .ze Q ' D -5 . 52125 ,C -was ,An ia 'thu - U 1 .4 ind .---1 .4 X-mb. Scorers and Managers: Shelly Beck, Denise Long, Cassie Paine, Sandy Ewers, Jeri Cooley, Lexy Henry , wmv? ,112 ' ,l I' uv K s. .Q 'fgqy WT i lrxfgrg fm 5 'll is ' ' 'X ,,,. yu -51 , new is 1 ki i5Z'1f'sQ .... f ' V ,M liii T f I so-54-ma. r:-2, .vs Q ' size, Q YF ofa .D 'Q-.. 5. A Nancy Barry spikes . L Rhonda Miller Ctopj and Deb Wade Cbouomj Deb Knechr fi! 1' af an 49 4.0- ' Qs Bob Wilson scores against the Krill trails on the fast break. 68 Wildcats as Bruce Senior guard Lynn Oberlin had a devastating effect on Archbold in the Locos' '76-65 win. 2 Jubilation after opening win over B If ryan. Jeff Strobel scored 34 points against Liberty Cen ter. Varsity Basketball The 1974-7 5 basketball season held much promise for success at MHS as the Locos returned five senior lettermen, including 6-4 Jeff Strobel, 6-4 KC Livensparger, 6- 1 Bruce Krill, 6-0 Bob Wilson, and 5-9 Lynn Oberlin. In addition, the five were strengthened by a sixth senior, 5-11 Jeff Rice , who led the reserves last year. ea It did not take long into the season to prove coach Ken Jones' prediction of the season. With an opening victory over Bryan, 64-62, the Locos rolled past Swanton, '75-69, and Napoleon, '70-55, before being stopped by Pettisville. By the midpoint of the season, the Locos were 7-2, their best start in a decade . waiafwtz 4- W I f M Jeff Rice drives the lane . Head coach Ken Jones makes some adjustments. ws, 5' Q2 s.,J 2 ,tis '25 3 cl CIM' SL Nm , W 1- , JW A 45 WTS- ,lv .1 I I av K tiili 1 ' V lI'he 1974-75 Locomotives from left, Lynn Oberlin, Dave Storrer, Jeff Rice, Jeff Shepard, KC Livensparger, Jeff Strobel, Bruce Krill, Bob Wilson, Scott Weis, and ohn Zuver. Bruce Krill scores against Hilltop. Victories over Edon in overtime , '78-68 , Stryker, '70-57 , and Patrick Henry, 69- 67 , the first win ever over the Patriots, paced the Locomotives to another 7-2 mark in the second half of the season as they won their last five games going into the tournaments . The team's 14-4 record was the best record for a MHS basketball season since 1961 as they finished second in both the NWOAL 43-25 and the NBL C5-25 . Over the 18 game season, the Locos averaged '71 points per game while holding their opposition to only 64 points per contest. Jeff Strobel led the Locos with 319 points total and an average of 17 . '7 points per game. His season and career high was 34 points in the final game of the year at Liberty Center. 3145? 5 yin nf Senior Bob Wilson drives against Napoleon in the Locos' '70-55 victory. . I iizipsgpxkpz ,, 'Nw find' Jeff Strobel and KC Livensparger battle under the Jeff Rice was the Locos' sixth man throughout the boards . season . usual!!- H I'5? f' .,, , . ,W,,N . Q Y A M ily . - f tt x . .N Jo L , M .ktii Ex W J , t ii' ' '-,L ,, r ' .gf V - A . Q A x 'ix x Wgxx .h,, g Q j N-i gf A f I B .l B i'5 's 1 if I i i ,V rl r LL A 5 N 975 Seniors: Lynn Oberlin. KC Livensparger, Jeff Rice, Dave Storrer, Jeff Strobel, Bruce Krill, and Bob Vilson. 5, A ,. ' if A J V Hp S y H. 6. ,ifvge fm .fy 'B EYJ I I 'mf 7 V . I 1 I A ,L , rill had 10 rebounds and 13 points in the cham- ionship victory. Strobel was spectacular in blocking Hilltop shots in the 60-39 win. Strobel and teammate KC Livensparger tied with 200 rebounds over the season. Bob Wilson was the second leading scorer with a 14. 5 points per game average and Bruce Krill was third with an 11.2 mark. Strobel was named MVP of the squad while Lynn Oberlin earned the defensive award. In addition, Strobel was a first team pick in the BBC, the NWOAL, the NBL, and the coach's all- district squad. Bob Wilson was a second team selection in the NWOAL as was Bruce Krill in the NBL. Honorable mention awards were to Wilson in the NBL and the district, Krill in the NWOAL, and Livensparger in the NWOAL. dw ' 4 , . T' ig., M ' I V U ' ' ' f .P .2.,..:.': . 7 .Hae.aPrG ,AAV W' i L '. -. ' ' W ' .Q i' .Q N at r 6 . W 'dee 'ff xi 'Un--1 'ry' Q-V 5 Si l C 1 l ' 7,9 ' K --'H '.'.!4s 1 , .gm M.. The Locos' first sectional trophy in 13 years. Montpelier went into the class A sectional tournament with the second best record and the second seed behind Pettisville. In the Locos' first game, against Archbold, Montpelier came on strong in the second half to win with Bruce Krill finishing with 20 points, KC Livensparger with 18, Jeff Strobel with 13, and Bob Wilson with 10. The 69-59 victory sent the Locos into the sectional finals against Hilltop. In those finals, it was no contest as Montpelier coasted to a 60-39 triumph and the first sectional title since 1962. Strobel led with 21 points with Krill at 13 and Wilson at 11. From there , the Locos moved to the districts to face Tinora, a team with a 17-3 mark. The Locomotives were led by Wilson's 17 points and Strobel's 14, but Montpelier fell to Tinora , 63-54 and the season closed on a 16-5 record. Tinora was later defeated by Pettisville in the finals. Strobel, a first-team choice in three leagues, scored 21 points against Hilltop. Y, ,WY Livensparger hooks one in against Tinora in dis- tricts . ..,,'.. ,.f.. , ,,., ,.,,.,. , .,,,,. ,,.,...,,, , y ,,,,...,, 1-.42 M.. The starting five just before the first tourney game against Archbold. The Locos won, 69-59. nl 1' 1 . -5' i ad' 'V' li, Z gif- 3 ' 7,21 , ,,,f,,,, . - fa. ,,,1 4 ' 'Sq i '53 U .NY Scott Stahl scores over Napoleon's jayvees. junior Varsity Locos The junior varsity Locomotives turned in their best season since that of the 1972 team , finishing with an 11-7 record . Coach Rick Herge's charges started slowly in the 74-75 season, going 1-4 in their first five games with only a 56-22 win over Swanton in the second game . However, in the sixth game, a 58-49 win over North Central started a five-game winning streak that included wins over Edgerton, Hicksville, Archbold, and Edon. A set-back at Delta by seven points broke the string, but Montpelier's jayvees went on from their 6-5 mark to finish the season at 11-7 , losing only to Bryan and Evergreen in the last stages of the season. OI t,i,t 2 i-22 Q at v-ff ,.'.,' x X if if 3' .99 , ta' is - ' K 26, gi QL Ak Ea s ' x j K .hxx is ,3 . cY N45 5'-1-,-1 1 yd, , , 3, Jeff Hartman, Tim Parson, and Chuck Moore on defense. C2 had bww um hed hd 'J l A 1ior Varsity Locomotives: Dennis Dominique, Brad Boisher, Alex Zasidatel, Jeff Hartman, Scott Reese, Scott Stahl, Randy McGowen, Tim Parsons, Rick Gray, luck Moore and Steve Gordon. Chuck Moore led the jayvees in scoring with 186 points, an average of 10 . 3 points per game. Scott Stahl was second in scoring with 156 points, 8 .7 per game. As a team, the Locos scored at a 4 I .O point per game clip while limiting their opponents to 42. 0 points per contest. Scott Stahl scores amid the Patriots. Locos won, 45-44 at the buzzer. 74 The JV O 6 at -' . Q J , f , - H 1 ,, Chuck Moore, the playmaker guard for the JV Randy McGowen adds a free throw to ice the Locos. over Patrick Henry. win 30 'Wt is g .Q John Kreischer, Rick Gray, and Jeff Hartman combine to overpower the Napoleon rebounder. The Freshman Basketball Team under first year coach Ted Zigler, compiled a 5- 10 record on the season. However, their play on the court, particularly in the final games of the year, showed much promise for future MHS basketball. The overall team statistics were respectable for the Locos, with a season field goal average of 38070 and a free throw avg. of 46070. The Locos also out rebounded their opponents 450 to 390 . Lane Shoup and lack Fee led the team in individual statistics with Lane pulling down 149 rebounds and Jack scoring 158 points in the 15 games. ....-Q , M.. Shoup towers as teammates Rick Mercer and Larry McLaughlin await possible rebound. 1 , M Y' an Y i 1 it i 1! l K. - ttlttt ' A sf M! V it T i .. ., Qin Pg 4 fi ' iq 'i V ' .- V . K T i e 4 ,f it F ? x , I x 'J MQ Q :lj uv 1 row Randy Fisher Alan Davts Jeff Kuhn Jack Fee, Lane Shoup. Kent Barry, Kelby Brown, Randy Handy. Bud DeWitt. Front row: Coach Ted Zigler. Mgr Howe Dennis Rummel Tim Fisher Rick Mercer Larry McLaughlin, Dennis Daft. K ,, x Wrestling The 1974-7 5 MHS wrestling team, under the coaching of second year head coach Don Hicks, fell victim to a small turnout and key injuries, and compiled a record of 0-9 on the season. Two weight classes were vacant through the season, placing the Locos behind 12-0 before each match began. The winless mark, however, failed to indicate the relative closeness of the nine matches. The highlight of the season was the Napoleon match, one in which the Locos scored 19 points, more than any other Montpelier wrestling team had scored on the Naps in several years. Two members of the team, Rod Luke and Terry Stahler, advanced to district competition with Rod placing sixth in his weight class. Www pig pggppp y ,. .,,,,- ,-, The MHS Wrestling Locomotives: front row, Darold Moore, Ron Moore, Rod Luke, Terry Stahler, Greg Snyder: back row, Lee Grant, Craig Sipe, Perry Buch Terry Mercer, Dobe Cape, and Steve Haines. 76 fr' Darold Moore movmg toward a pm 1l'1 a 138 lb match agamst Edgerton Craig Sipe records a fall at Edgerton. pa- ,,..,...---- ,f r-'f' ff, x.4 Lee Gram, the winner! Terry Stahler dominated his wrestling opponents Dobe Cape stacks his Bryan foe . , ff' I' ' ,V ' t ? 'xxmxn Perry Buda, with a grimace, moved to pin a Wauseon Indian. Lee Grant did not let his Bryan opponent escape . f','. n i l U '14 Kent Cook sizes up his opponent. I vm.. Terry Mercer's opponent has few options. ---y Terry Stahler, one of two MHS district representatives, has full control of his Wauseon opponent Rod Luke, also a dsitrict representative, was on his way to recording a fall at Edgerton. GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL 7 ,mm,A NL ii'-:T The girls varsity basketball team ended its season with an 11-2 record overall and a 7-1 mark in the NBL- NWOAL. The Locos breezed through the season until Napoleon handed them their only loss in regular season play. Int the post-season league tournament, Patrick Henry upset the Locomotives on the Patriots' floor. s-r' Mary Siebenaler was Voted by her 1 Player for the 1975 season. In all- i league selections, Vic Martinich earned first team honors while Cathy Robison and Pat Buda were named to XXX the second team NBL-NWOAL. Cathy Robison drives to the basket. Mary Siebenaler stifles this Napoleon shot. 15 The 1975 NBL-NWOAL League Champions Montpelier Locomotives: Mary Siebenaler, Deb Daft, Paula Ewers, and Vic Martinich, Laura Figgins, Pat Buda, B Oberlin, Deb Knecht, Cathy Robinson, Deb Fisher, and coach Pat Peter. 80 teammates as the Most Valuable A ' . ,,....-4 f 2 3 , , , '1R' tlr , 4 ,W y f if 4. ,eg 1 V Q .mf + M 11 G 1, A,.'L-, , . ,. M .4.. X F! - Qs 1 -T -A , . g 'YY - V Q J, .M 4 2 l K I A A A A - 4 S Rx i V ,- W L f TP! P . A Q 'f y .,A, K ' l f 'ua' . if' ' -ii 1 gtk ,ff F 'A gtg ,, 'Wx , x , 1 . , N-nf I' Senior basketball players Mary Siebenaler, Vic Martinich, Deb Daft, and Paula Ewers. f A X :Ji Pat Buda shoots over a L ight defense. i 3 Q 2 Vic Martinich controls jump ball. 5 My ff l . t-.st Deb Fisher scores. ,sm 6 5 13 Daw an N 'J Vic Martinich 1 4 , i N. Y' L- :L e M Deb Daft controlled this rebound with teammates Beth Oberlin and Deb Knecht waiting W My it V . A I A 3 A , mi-.gg , 1 t'W f U5 f t Ig tt'e' D '- lr X rf ett' t n, It tv he e ,. Q . 4, f I ,, . V . I ,. . r I I 'I Q, ,MM -CQ9mmn'w' W. . ,V M 5 L W' . 30 J Q K A D , , A-Q -A ' L I' V I' ' Pat Buda and Vic Martinich on defense. Vic Martinich ?2e A Yi ESER VE BASKETBALL rl,ihrff.i i I ' - :.. Q 'L L .liz si i e e gi lx ' wise X T Q1 s if Y' SN : Q f! ,, .. - ' NE .sp as -o ru on 9 uv ,, .. s: 0 r, D- , ,aff nw 2 54, if 5 , 5 , cn. gp .4 rw 4 sg 7 0 as V 2 o - -4 Z ,T .-. .- ,- 2 X H U-I l .-. , :J U-2 ,, , H ,,?,,: i, to . x UA xv ,, II-' g o fi 1: 3 L. cu '13 .-. :x U1 , .- -n 23. Q fm f 1' s , . ' of ,1 , aysq, ,ian-on -Q -...an Cheryl Jones shoots. Patti Moore drives. B , S The girls' reserve basketball team finished its season with a record of 11- 1 overall and 7-1 in the NBL-NWOAL circuit. The team , coached by Joyce Miller, was much improved over those in previous years. The only loss of the season went to Archbold in a close game. Peg Buda was named the team's Most Valuable Player. Kelly Banks rebounds. The MHS track team had a superb season with only injury and illness keeping it from attaining greater success. The Locos recorded nine regular season wins against only one loss, that to Swanton by one point. In addition, the team won its fourth Toledo Blade Relays title, its seventh Ottawa Hills Relays title , and its eighth straight Buckeye Border Conference championship. The Locos were second place finishers to Wauseon in the NBL and NWOAL. At the sectional meet, the Locos won the first place trophy for yet another time but they had to do it without premier weight man Tom Harrington who was sidelined for the final meets with illness. In the districts, Montpelier placed eighth overall, sending Bruce Krill, Jeff Rice, and the mile relay quartet of Bob Wilson, Rice, Krill, and Kent Cook to state, marking the ninth straight appearance for an MHS mile relay team in the state meet. In Columbus, Krill, in the high jump, and Rice , in the 880 , were unable to score, but the mile relay team broke a seven-year MHS mark with a stellar 3:28 . 2 timing in the finals, finishing in second place. Other records set during the year included George Rings' 9158.7 in the two mile and Jeff Rice's 1159.9 in the 880. I1 ' 3.1 Il it 9 5 BOYS K' +L-1g.f : if 'sl N My - -AH: 2.r,:s-Q, :lr ' ...Q fl Bob Wilson to Jeff Rice to Bruce Krill to Rod Luke gave the Locomotives a .ln as qs, F. rm.,-, .-Q. ,..,,,.,..,. -Q .1 9 Q 5157 L1--.....- X311 ,Q FN 1 ' J-vs .. 1. K ix' 9 1 gif -4. Jeff Rice, Perry Buda, Bob Wilson, Dennis Manley, Mike Weirich, Scott Wade, Dave Long, Darold Moore, Lee Grant, Tom Harrington, Kevin Follett, Ric Buntain, Kelby Brown, Mark Bennett, Randy McGowen, Rudi Scheidemental, lim Wermer, Marlin Wells, Denny Penrod, Paul Handy, Tony Siebenaler, Steve Yagelski, Bruce Krill, George Rings, Jack Daft, Don Lyons, Scott Stahl, Alex Zasidatel, Jeff Hartman, Lane Shoup, Rick Gray, Dirk Suter, Chuck Moore, Kent Cook, Kent Echler, Kevin Bell, Steve Haines. Kim Hopkins, Roger Brenner, lim Buldas, and manager Ron Moore. 84 TRACK 1 1 N . E4 ,WW f,,k 5 , . 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' tlltflllfvssfggifififff wr E f 3 ,A ,V 4 ww,,w,4+, 4 -xl 9' ,Q ,v ,k.,..5' 3' it 4 1 J N , wif-A 'Ml' wr A A525114 .e ' K, JW 5 if ,N K VV X. ,fx , V ,jr 0' T f , ' I 0 xl 5, I ' ' i , F' N Y A ! 3 az,-Eliza my ,V 1, , is ,, W 4 , N ,,,, , I, , , , .3 V L I3 Qt fly. .W,,wg54g,:,Z1f'r,05-, A4 9 Mkvw, g ' by 4,154-f'Q:,a44pA4x4,, silk' ff A 'Ewa ivy t W ,, , 7g:,?jf4 ,kJjk,:e,4: J ,., :ggi li f ,yt A 1 'Eff L, 4, .f,a,3,3,,,i,,ff,Z,?i,b '41, MGI, Qf 'gf '1 'e:f fif+:f-kiwi S.,-fit . ' l hz l-Zvwfff Aff vw V- .fs v' .Q 5, ling, x X I ,,5W4,:,323, V u. N. mw4J2 f'-,,m.24'!.fsV' V wr Z The Locos snapped Wauseon's unbeaten string with this mile relay finish by anchorrnan Rod Luke. The Locos won the meet, 64-63. Tom Harrington tossed the discus consistently in the 140s before being sidelined with illness. 85 ,ur S. A+ a t ' ' 0 5 y i y ,V v Q J 'Wersi , , .H jff lln z ,Z ' , 1 ,, ' A' ' , 'e-W' ,ra ,ik 5 ,F 5 QL .Kt,,,l ' 0 .f t 0 4 31.4 Q, , i 'A W , r f h , , M .l,f'Qaf5,f fQ,L2 .tf,: :Q t 0 ' 0 0 G -1. as f - v, x Tom Harrington to Kim Hopkins in the 880 relay . Kevin Bell anchored the half-mile relay tw- X PV- i ...N r. ' sq - 0 - 0 Ric Buntain's speciality was the mile run. si .5 Bruce Kri11's best high jump was a 6-2 and the senior advanced late in the season to the state meet A si 1 'Hi if 71 vwrveuffl was Q' S W: '-33.'i11iv. 'trlktntkntrx F. I W xf n if t t - 8 , ,V VNv,k, i1,,,wAM I A uf? ,i .,,,,f,' L Jai-wx any as ,1 , gg - ZVWWV ixk 2 5' ww 0 l,tA X v .La sz gif ' M it 4' 9 Tom Harrington leads teammates Denny Penrod and Darold Moore and a pair of Hamilton opponents to th finish of the 100. was My , 4.3: A 'F ,f X - l r if IN xr 1 , L3 + if 4? . ' A v ' Qt' J W 'N M As Q 7,l.. Tom Har1'ington's besr put went 54'9 . Kent Cook hit the 19 foot mark in the long jump consistently . rx 5 adnnw -.Ip Wm.,- Q ee ee f il lim Buldas was the Locos' top high and low hurdler. .1 an A Wil, 1 wf:vT?ELE9 , . VAX ,N Hn-an Ni. George Rings broke the two-mile record several times, stopping at the 9:58.7 mark. r , 1 f ,- f 5 , ,I v -4- mans names gf .. iiy ' xii h 1 Q a p no -Qkfty wav M - M 1 5. nil.: 1 N435 ,V Montpelier's boys and girls track teams recorded an unprecedented double win ffm: e t lfgii f , W' , t, l ,fr iii 1 'bww' f ,bmi ee 'UW' t - ' X2 W .Qt , f , ,f,f, I J' , 5 il, I, V 4. K t ' Q22 ' 'i-ff2WJ499:fWf5' . ,ffl ,. -Q, , , -1 Y -oe! 'va 'wi ch.. , X ' K if rrrrr elr t l : 2 nfl' Jin 0 ,,' Kent Cook, Bruce Krill, Ieff Rice, and Bob Wil- 'i' A :exif-Qu son won a second place at state in the mile relay. 5 ',,' L' Chuck Moore went as a relay alternate . M 3 L'LL I . Tz, ,,.. ..al pr ...n- , . N fp ffpzf zfi' rf'-if -frf J K? S in . K ,, .',- ' 'JY' , 1 Kim Hopkins pole vaulted too. 88 7 i ahi4'e'J' L-ea.. -' fr Z F- Z ,,,,,...... - AN' fp V l K W, ,,,. ,,.t,,,,,,l,,r.,.,i...,,,M,, ,, v...g-n sa 'Q 1 at the Toledo Blade Relays. ww 5? A ,mf : cf , 1 rf- ,, if-r J F 'Y x K .X V, we xxx Y fi A 'i'l'PE'g I ' V' iff 5 af M .si hx : 1 X HQ I g fx 5' 115 I 'Q' ai' Jeff Rice went to state in the 880 and earlier set new MHS record at l:59.9. 975 GIRLS TRACK .Xp ttoaag L ,,,..5,,,..--- L, ,. .snr 3 x 4' 1' max The MHS girls' track team, coached by Pat Peter and Joyce Miller, went through yet another undefeated season, rolling over six opponents in dual competition and totally dominating the Toledo Blade Relays, the Defiance College Relays, the NWOAL and the NBL championships. In state-level competition, the first ever for girls, the Locos won the pre-district, finished third in the district, and advanced 11 girls to state, where the team finished fifth, taking a championship in the hurdles and a second place in the discus. Cathy Robison led the Locos throughout the season in the hurdles, where she was never beaten, the high jump, and the relays, winning the Most Valuable Performer award at the Blades and winning the state hurdles championship with a state record of :11.0. She also took a fifth in the high jump at 5-3, two inches below her season best at the Blades. Deb Fisher placed second in the state in the discus with a toss of 111-10, four feet below her school record of 116 feet. if-if Ms. Robison and Vic Martinich were A 'A B K R' 1 ' .' named MVPs for the year. State hurdles champion Cathy Robison State discus runner-up Deb Fisher A X .gl ll , X N lx f XXV! .,,,,,,l,,.,.,,--,.....,.,!.,i ctds K sl'osl r . 5,7 I. t , , TX I .K -- 'f f ' ' W ' A' A. XM V M Agp: ,NM M H V ' mf.. , Wg. xg, V Mwlwxv . . XL, Is. 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A 4 8 'fi Q Q f Vi' 'Y fa-f f 'f 'i 'ff 'V , ' -A l at A .r A it -- F .-ff'-,Q-N-A A ff iff'-' l ' .1 ,. ,, Q. .4 ,, , , .t N ,., I , gr, ,aura Figgins, Vic Martinich, Mary Siebenaler, Peg Buda, Cassie Payne, Beth Oberlin, Pat Buda, Suzie Krouse, Sabrina Mahan, Kathy Riley ffrontj, coaches oyce Miller and Pat Peter, Deb Fisher, Patti Moore, Cathy Robison, Rhonda Miller, Paula Ewers, Deb Daft, Deb Arkwright, Kelly Banks, Deb Knecht, Karen viercer, Chris Michael, Bev Moore, Melinda Allman, Lori Cook, Shelly Beck, Teresa Yagelski Ten MHS records were reset this year including Cathy Robison's :11 . 0 in the hurdles and 5-5 in the high jump, Deb Fisher's 116 feet in the discus, Deb Daft's :28.4 in the 220 and 35-SW in the shot put, Peg Buda's 163.9 in the 440, and Lori Cook's 2:30 . 7 in the 880. In addition, the 440 relay team of Beth Oberlin, Laura Figgins, Mary Siebenaler, and Robison set a 153.2 record, the 880 Medley relay team of Vic Martinich, Figgins, Robison, and Buda set a 1:59.4 mark, and the mile relay of Fisher, Oberlin, Teresa Yagelski, and Patti Moore set a 4:24.1 record. ..... .X Deb Fisher led the state discus competition until the final throws. 90 ' 'llilli s I. 1 ... Q sag' e ss' W x 4 8 1 'flilf sag 'Vivek T in gtfgxgtssrt . .1 tt Qs:-lf, A E Cathy Robison left the competition behind in the state hurdles championship in Columbus. ' nf' L' za I i -, . X , .v,,:,-:f .. ,,,, www- ff-' --'Mu . ' ' 1 - 4 , , s th . 'HGV V' W N, If ,. , . I, ff lf' i 1 - ,.., ' v:,:,:,,::-ft:-:ta1-f-WE5575Htl'71':iV-w- .!:l 'ml-fi? 3 fw1:::rsez'Qf:as,,,- 1 sf ml.-,,,,3f.,:g-.., t. .U . .4 sr 5' PY f J' f 2' ' J 4 '-ff? F Q my W pf ,. , ,,, t ' n i .14 ,' 'lif izyfiviftiiz k 4' vi ,, 'P K2 rwptgtzvii i, 1 H52 ,I sf 4 ..... f ei '13 V1 1 -' i4,,:., y. I. , ,4.,ppf?fl9?1,aTf 4 , ' ,f A Viyp W. ., f XY' .! . 4.1.7, nj Mary Siebenaler competed in the state discus event. 1 - f.aQ.r.e1f.vu,z, as K P v K x O' ,. S x s 'fl ' . A ..E . ' . L mtg. L W A -t.1., .Q pip 5 Cathy Robison, the team's MVP, was undefeated in the high jump until the state championships where sh finished fifth. ' ' Y at . 1 , Wf,., ff r Vllw. ta , 'L rs: 4. 1 D f ! dl l - - 3 x Q X , N. R if ff- ,. 52 .t Q , Deb Knecht tackled the hurdles with style. Peg Buda anchored the 880 medley relay and ran the 440 . 1' Sl Il I 5 A ....l it , L 1 W if f '- ft , ' V K tg , x fi if 4 ,fx U' ., f Qi ,a ' ', . ,fi- . - 'NP L . ls...-f - tw We are 2 WJ 2 krkh 3 If ., 6,9 ' 9 'XJ Q .A f gs. Q l , if 3 1. 5, i ea ,U X Q' it at ' R Mk if f ,, t - , -news -f ,.. ,af - ' 'Q' 'Y V' Q ,LLL fL:,..,. -f it , V I t ,,.,.,.t.a 1 +- Q Deb Fisher hands to Beth Oberlin in the state mile relay event. i 1 The best in the state. 5- , 2 M-'W 4 1. Q 1 -Q 4 fa' 5 'MN it a -eff' :-. 3 V '1 f 1 f Mfg Y +1 My I f V' I K 2' fm , 4 5. 4 Y if f f N. L 455: X465 f 3 'l vi F ad ' 1 W f .. .pw Q 595.3 ' Wi- E , - .Ap-.,.... my -- mfm ,uf W: , 4 iz 5 41' .,-.a- , M- 1- ..,wM. ,. ,M5w..4.n'1 ww' ,M l A '15-,gg ,n l. -i 1 A223 ,J A .n fffl 5' A T5-X 5 R 3 ,Q ,, 33, . I Gi? lx lxgnliuda and Paula Ewers ran close 1n the mile Deb Daft get the MHS record in the shot Pm U --my ' 1' vm --Q frm . ':.n fi a..zw -A . K '-Tn , X - , Y NV .3 - fi' ,gy 1 r- - .tt4 xg Q, A 3 A K-sxfkgirig' ix. a xi K J'- --' nw. ' fy 'iffy' , . Q I gf' ' W Z, , RQ '42, al ,- ., , ' + ,avl ff 1 'M sk X , is. . K L7 g '. -, . L1 O . ., V ,' . ,g H ci VL. N4 flu ff' QA q-.13 xx :L nj, ,iw 5, L If W iv. H, 5 an , 4-f 1 R, . u+ ::g,-Q Y y is F. ' E. 4 A ' 51,1 L. rv K , ,. .A ? ik ark, F -,'l.'i.A LA X Q, ping n N..- . .p M- In wa' X A Q 'A gh risk? A 5 6 L:2kUE,gi, :Qin Fla ' Q1 ll -' .- JA .L ' L' 'M Vi WA if El 55 lv . abr lf'f' ,139 , ' ffvw mfg? warm ,wif mw-lf mum 'Sw' f 1. , l m, l 5 'Nl la'iP-'y'A3l+: l'll' Q m lx Lori Cook's 2:3O.'7 was the best ever for the half- . V ' A -. f , IAL W . S M V mile. f ' 1 ff f 2 ' -- , s 1 Q A, . . an i ' if QQ 1 15? Deb Fisher opens a heal ofthe mile relay in Columbus. 35 If ,fprv MA! Laura Figgins passes the baton to Calhy Robison in the 880 medley relay. 1 Q 1o2! 5 I Siiwtieiuusuuunw M i ,M M r .. N, b l l r ooooo s y VV k,VL. N Wx 5 ,. A t: .-k,x . ,k,. ,A,.L ' X H A' 7131: ' ,sf - ' s so s ooo o 4 M s i .1- M M P up J e l X 5 l be o . , f oo o 1 M s, K4 E s ?L w ig . .. .3 h A . , +L x SX K ,S M l M by ig M ' l of y M my 3473 Q . 5 - W. N? ,--, , rdf E I ll s if be --k. Q ' M 11 4 x A V-i, 1 ' :ag J , r' ' 4' - atti Moore and Lori Cook in the 880 yard run. h -V-s . ag em, M r T Q Mo.. .L1. .f-v ' 3:5 5 'ff N' if ffl ,JU ...Quail-M L ,K Vic Martinich to Mary Siebenaler. ,,,,,,, Q sv-S' Y X. W1 . .A J-an -7 , ri-uxunlll ff ,M-if ,, y. l be P2 ' H A -we ' Deb Knecht scored in the hurdles event at the Blades. TAS W El S' A3 A xl 35' I v ' M. . i '74 AF if f .Z b ,sh , I A , T In W Qsfffl - my .. Sdn, . k 1 .wr W '-1+1.f . . x un , . We Mary Siebenaler turned in a best of 108-3 in the discus. The varsity baseball team, coached by Reid Lamport, concluded its season with a 10-7 record overall, 6-1 in the BBC, 2-3 in the NWOAL, and 2-5 in the NBL standings. Their only loss in the BBC went to Pettisville, 5-1, but victories over Napoleon, 3-0 , class AA state champions Bryan, 8-7 , and AA regional representative Evergreen, 3-1, were the highlights of the season. Pettisville also spoiled the Locos' hopes in sectional action with an 8-1 decision. Lynn Oberlin, KC Livensparger, and Scott Weis were the backbones of the pitching staff, sharing the ten wins between themselves. Obie, KC, and Tracy Elson led the team in hitting, earning membership in the .300 club. In addition, Golden Glove awards went to Dave Storrer, Livensparger, Oberlin, and Jeff Shepard. Both Obie and Weis gained places on the BBC all- star squad . A jayvee program was started this season with the reserves, coached by Ted Zigler, going 1-4 in their short campaign. 975 R S tt,. p BASEBALI Righthander Lynn Oberlin led the team in both pitching and batting statistics. Scott Weis, Tracy Elson, Craig Sipe, Reggie Reichle, Jeff Shepard, coach Reid Lamport, Lynn Oberlin, Max Dunseth, Dave Storrer, Scott Martin, KC Livensp ger, Don Imm, Greg Mahan, and John Lewis 94 7 fi i I 5 ,Q 1.- .3 A ww QM , L . - L !5.'::f:Ef 14-.ze r t 1 5 .. W t 'f ffm.. e . e ' - P t to Q .X Q- 3 if t ,W Zfz MM ,J 5 V ,,A,,.W ,.. - k m ,, x Q. 5ii,h'L'-2 V -F' W-Q . ryvwjka , r 'ii a K ,,. 4, ., e 1 ' ' r ag- s1 'f2 'fr' at . A ..,t,W,.W. ' - -Aj f ' 'Y i '.ls,fi, Q: ffhtr- ' ff ' 'ik ggi - A .. an ,.. wt- 5 x , 4,1 N Q Catcher Scott Weis puts the tag on a North Central base runner coming home. t1 felr I K fr, shy ,. ,. i et 5 Gfiiff' t wi 1- X, ' TR 4 Q CX X W, .,gu1 i ' was e A 1. 5- thht ' , K ' L. L' 'Q 'TER , 1 .1-. 4. FY - . . ww wsvsgggvf- W A .' ,uf a iv 'ey .1 -'P - ' ' ZX ,V . Nerves: 3,1 h . t t U 1,, 3 SP. 4 fl -4. - M f ttoh trrht ' 'K 15 Don Imm at the plate. Jeff Shepard leads off first. 5 0' , is i W 1 4 V gk' 3 if' f Q J 4 4, 3 ' Q74 ,Mg Coach Reid Lamport Scott Weis was one of a trio that led the Locomo- tive pitching staff. 96 ,USN , ,fflwty l 'Im - f,,.f,,f-59.5 41- 5 ' J w fktrff'-,2f5 . f ' ni uf Obie glides safely into third base against Delta KC Livensparger at bat. Max Dunseth off first base wmv f' tes J .. wt ..:t.. ., i . 5 , .. Min+-A me 1 - 5 - 115:51 ' -' -ew, - -ze iLf1jQsz.i-5 :xgzgQggA,g5.k-ii-6 -2y.5LiE.i,'i1 ,, f , sw-'11 ,V 115, ig' .t ,5 f W ,. 52-1, ,' ii j f . iii'-of it Lynn Oberlin, a 300-plus hitter, powers another off North Central pitching V-,-,.-Q-..-fe-up w s - K .:,,s.lY. ,v A ' me fug- M .- if ' . K' 7 I 1 . is - H x A rf: if 'rn 2 - xx, ZA' ' 5 A Z . 3 . Q Tracy Elson rounds third to come home against Edgerton. K si. - A .1 hw, if F, 4 3 f A . , . 7 ? P5t'! -'-w- 1' 5 ,.-.. Q., ,- , . .s . . .. W M., - ' A' ,G-,f ,. i.. Jw-- . . , wg. ., M . , , , ...W ,cgbuaswysh-3,1 M, - K.. NY ,,,,-nw . 'valid . 1+ - ' A A . f :gg Q X - tr ,L x .' ni -- - ,r . - - 930-g fr , 7 1 'Z f - A Scott Martm takes a lead at Pett1sv111e. . f t , ttte l + ,f n 5 V t',, , ' -' ' Vi f K M r fi? f ' V' ii ff H xt 3 '7 vw-4 P' . L, ,, X N r I I N.-,L ., rf- ,.+'r',rw s-ez :-'f , 1. . 'M-,,,, '- f ,F I ' , V .f W' ' I-fd!ir. , . f' L1w51,' w-'. f if , ,. . , , , , , ., f, , ,.., . .. .rg .., ,, ,, , It , . Southpaw KC Livensparger compiled a 4-3 record on the season. :WM-.M .,., was ., .ffaw g nf t fy,, - r W' vfjffj'-lf, . , ..,,, W, , ..... . .W ' no . n L ',, ,, V. A' ' . zm 4 5154 ' D QQ' ,I V 4 w f' A ,.W,, n , W N. I . tm . Ugg! Wm ,Q 'ff v'fw- 4? J ' , , R ' f .my fr' H may .a.,Uf,. i,'Qf, A W, 4 hi .1 M Pr W5 n. Y M Iayvee coach Ted Zigler in the cold early season A M'iLf52 ' X w W K V . X V if Conference on the mound. ATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY F f1 , Pam McKarnes, Ann Lyon, Beth Moore, Jodee Henry, Pat Buda, Deb Knecht, Deb Fisher, Kent Echler. 2nd row: Paula Eweres, Linda Faber, Jackie Yagelski, Perry Buda, Nancy Barry, Dobe Cape, Marie Drohan, Lisa John, Deb Henderson. 3rd row: Bob Wilson, Jeff Rice, Linda Buda, Becky Kinzer, Mary Siebenaler, Stacey Zenz, Scott Wade, Jeff Strobel, Mr. Delmar Karnes. ACADEMIC ACI-IIE VEMEN T CLUB . A41 Paula Ewers, Linda Faber, Kent Echler, Becky Kinzer, Linda Buda, Scott Wade. 2nd row: Perry Buda, Ann Lyon, Beth Moore, Pam McKarnes, Pat Buda, Jodei Henry, Carol Geesey, Rick Gray. 3rd row: Sarah Wilson, Lori Miller, Bev Moore, Tracy Thompson, Jeri Cooley, Kathy Bechtol, Deb Wade, Cathy Geesey, Ka Shatzer. 4th row: Sherry Brannan, Tracey Miller, Peg Buda, Meg Winzeler, Sabrina Mahan, Kelley Banks, Julie Kime, Polly McKarnes, Suzette Whetro. 5t row: Jeff Kuhn, Melinda Allman, Janice Carnahan, Cindy Engels, Beverly Schafer, Elaine Fry, Denise Long, Ron Moore, Charles Fleming. 98 I-'OUR-YEAR AAC MEMBERS mmwww:NWWMt,fw 'M M 'Y ,...u-ana--. ,0- Kinzer, Scott Wade, Linda Buda EE-YEAR AAC MEMBERS -J! Q P D ' s is-.4 bane, 5' . l , ,, 7 4 , Q . Q , Q 'fo ' 'Q' ' Vu In 'I r 'o :'0 . 'Q 'pt' A sa n , 'Q' 4' ,Qc .5 4' Q , Q 'I ,'c 4, 'Q 4'.'o Q 1 :U Q 1 v '4 ' 'Q ' 'J 'I Hp Q.-3:3 gif: ,:,g'g., '.y.g.3. - 3.1 M ,4 J' ' 1.4 0 'yo ,fv , -mv' A. '.s.+f ' . -: Buda, Pat Buda, Kathy Bowman, Jodee Henry, Pam McKarns. Ann Lyon, Beth Moore 2? Wag C , 14 5.1-.al 'S -QQ 1? 5' 41 BUCKEYE STATE ,FEB W 14 'Q' G ff 1 -as , ,, , ff :QQ MM- . Q ,W , yy y at ' ,.Me M , 'gzx K fx' I' nj.. Mff 'M m 'ba r .Q 2 2, A. 'ff . y N ' H e e A f A. A r Jeff Rice, George Rings, Bob Wilson, Jeff Strobel, Lynn Oberlin, Scott Wade '1 ie4e - gmc X Q 2 3 Q W Wfj 4 1, i I . 4 f Q5 ,A wk 4 L,,,V L eg? i V ,V ,A ,, V V ' ' i 1 1 u Q 2 :ZH 'I .. fa, .fu,..,, he ' 1 ,.,, .W qv, Q 5 J ' . ,,,, ,, 2 .dt If .8 Stacey Zenz, Mary Siebcnaler, Deb Geesey, Linda Buda, Linda Faber, Becky Kinzer 100 41 E' gg mp 5 1 r r fu' y i W 5 'TSW .ff y iii i M W- ,L ,f - - ffiffi' 5 ' 'Z 'WJ NEWSPAPER STAFF -'ff - n'xf'fi:v'.' 2 1-f 11 X Q I ff .,,,, , . fm ' , Mrs. Lois Baughman, Dispatcher Advisor, lan Carnahan, Jan Manley Csealcclb, Vicki Altaffer, Becky Kinzer, Cindy Calvin, Kem Echler, Julie Heller, Betty Tears FELLOWSHIP OP CI-IRISTIA ATI-ILETES Nb ...V 3. 4 fffwi N2 .,.-..-mg..-rv - . A.....L . ..e...-, ,- A ,',..c-.,ga, W Lynn Oberlin, Scot Weis, Jeff Strobel, Greg Shoup, Bob Wilson, Lee Grant, Jim Buldas, Jeff Shepard, Jeff Rice, Rick Gray, Darold Moore, Ric Buntain. Hi. 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'fs ' ' ' ' gk S - ...,.,.....-w-,,-,,,, .... ,+v1'vH1141rfti -'rf 1 e J - t J Lori Cook, Cathy Robison, Deb Knecht, Mary Siebenaler, Deb Daft, Vic Martinich, Pat Buda, Beth Oberlin, Laura Figgins, Ron Moore, Darold Moore, Jo Figgins, Greg Shoup, Nick Miller, Bob Winzeler, Kim Hopkins, Nancy Barry, Tracy Tingle, Jodee Henry, Connie Hillard, Linda Buda, Jim Mercer, Lynn Obi lin, John Kreischer, Steve Yagelski, Randy Houk, Don Imm, Chuck Moore, Greg Mahan, Scott Stahl, Terry Mercer, Dobe Cape, Terry Stahler, Steve Haint Dave Storrer, KC Livensparger, Jim Buldas, Jeff Shepard, Bob Wilson, Reggie Reichle, George Rings, Lee Grant, Jeff Strobel, Scott Weis, Kevin Bell, Rod Lul- Ric Buntain, Kent Echler, Rick Gray, Mark Bennett, Jeff Rice, Jim Wermer, Scott Martin, Scott Wade. GAA EXECUTIVE BQARD , ., W., W7 nk, A ' ' '. M f 'Kr ff' ff , ff My, , H M 'N ai f-,fv-v-. Sarah Wilson, SCCISISIY, Cathy Robison, vice-president, Vickie Martinich, president, Deb Knecht, treasurer, lane Carter, freshman representative GIRLS A THLE TIC um' 1 fr, GAA Class of 1975: Deb Daft, Vic Martinich, Deb Henderson, Marchelle Heath, Tracie Tingle, Betty Teats, Nancy Barry, Paula Ewers, Mary Siebenaler, Julie Heller as x.1 'ilk'- :, A 1 I A , fi, A , , ci NX y T v :af . .- i N E14 , ...ac--. 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K an f . , if l l , . ,,,, l , Eelly Banks, Pauy Willis, Cheryl Jones, Myra Bidlack, Kathy Riley, Dawn Decker, Susie Krouse, Pam Jones, captain Ckneelingj, Kelly Bible, Teresa Parsons elinda Rau, Margo Siebenaler, Michelle Arburhnot, Mary Oliver Xe ll - - 42' Lori Moore, Lynne Reese, Sue Richmond, Cindy Calvin, Brenda Steckley MI-IS CO1 TCERTBA E 6 6 3 6 Q in ,. ., .,,,.,,,. , ,,,1, J1: 1gwe,fge.feegm,gi?ge2ffrnugfjfeefzass , ,.,, . M P 2 . , ,,.. , ,,,, L- A ff W MI-IS MARCHING BA ENSEMBLE 3 xi-E I' -4? -S rw, N , MK, : .K Hr N 35 isa 4, . Q x I E X K 'Q sxbf' 9 1 -sg, Q sr ' N R tj-.D y ' f ,rx A' in L X .ai Q gm gg ,T 44 Ei as wif I 'Z k JV Wk ,. V K J K KJ' 4 K ff f ,lm Q ,,., g fl 4 1 f .ei ww X . if -'YV-FJ ' '-3 iarah Wilson, piano, Lori Moore, organ, Mike Bailey, Roger Dietsch, Jane Miller, Suzeue Whetro, Paul Roerig, Marianne Thompson, Marie Drohan, Ann Lyon Charlie King, Cindy Calvin ll CLASS OFFICERS Junior Class Officers: Ric Bunrain, Sue Cobb. 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M 3SlKv5 QA, vp r-r1Crpds fi555Advv5Qr ' 'IC Obef 1 Dre Sv d e nf ' Xe ., fm Im? , Q S 0 Secrefarq -11 1 31 1 q ' 5 t 5 I Q x KQUFL MIM 0 1-A 0 L I Q90 4 ,4 ima E C Q'1 1.155 0 INS Rebecca S Adarrrg KJHWQA PM Stborabm Henderson SVQBYEE Skxrrgr 360022 V'er5 70 ll 4-ap 1 -5'-1 -Qs 3 It ff. wax !,T ,on ff fl . en' dl! +4114 Kd 'Y n gf EWR MGH 4 av ' ,big HIWULX -M . , I 'A A fs 06 K3 A Gala ' 500 66,43 F M3500 'fu L 9 A Wmgb W 44,6 8,5 'me YW U6 ,Q fx O L2 ,, 6365 N9 1 VL GHGD M 45,4 we fff,m sp K eng 0elCa9' tad 5 fjd Pj, fx X QWP Maeva' HACX A fff O QJC cals - 2, 3, 4. ROBERT A. JONES - vocational VICA: Four County JVS Class Presi- dent: National Honor Society. ROBERT KEESBURY - general Track - 1. REBECCA J. KINZER - college prep Track - 4: Pep Club - 3: Newspaper - 3, 4: Editor - 4: Chorus - 4: Musi- cal - 4: Girls' State Delegate - 3: National Honor Society. LOIS J. KNAPP - general Library Club - 2, 3, 4. KIM MARIE KOCH - general GAA - 1, 2, 3: Pep Clube 1, 2, 35 Musical - 3. y BRUCE KRILL M college prep Track - 1, 2, 3, 4: Football - 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball- 1, 2, 3, 4: M Club - 1, 2, 3, 4: FCA - 1, 2, 3, 4: Stu- dent Council - 1, 2, 3: Musical - 4. ANN MARIA LATSON - vocational GAA - 1, 2, 3: Pep club - 1, 2: Mat Maids - 1, 2: Gymnastics - 25 VICA - 3, 4: Four County JVS Junior Class President. JOHN PERRY LEWIS - general Baseball - 3, 4: Football - 2. KC L. LIVENSPARGER - general Baseball - 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball - 1, 2, 3, 4: FFA - 1, 2, 3, 4: FFA Vice President - 2. I RODNEY MARK LUKE - college prep Track - 1, 2, 3, 4: Football - 1, 2, 3, 4: Wrestling - 1, 2, 3. 4: M Club - 1, 2, 3, 4: FCA -2, 3. GREG MAHAN - college prep Baseball- 1, 2, 3, 4. CAROL JEAN MALONE - college prep Band - 1, 2, 3, 4. MIKE MANGINELL - college prep Football - 1, 2: Track - 1. SCOTT P. MARTIN - college prep Baseball - 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball - 1, 2, 3, 4: Golf - 4: M Club - 3, 4: Annual - 2, 3. VICKI LYNN MARTINICHIQ. college Pre? Volleyball - 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball - 1, 2, 3, 4: Track - 1.2, 3, 4: GAA - 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club - 3, 4: Annual - 2, 3: Student Council - 3, 4: M Club - 4: Freshman Class Presi- dent: GAA President - 4. CHARLES E. MASON - general. EUGENE LEE MCCLAINE - Vocational FFA - 1, 2. LISA G. MCKARNS - vocational GAA - 1, 2, 3: Basketball - 2: Track - 1. STEVE MICHAEL - general Band - 1, 2, 3, 45 FFA - 3, 4. JANE LOUISE MILLER - college prep Chorus - 1, 2, 3, 4: Annual - 4: GAA - 1, 2, 3: Mat Maids - 2: FHA - 3: Pep Club - 1, 2: Ensemble - 4: All County Chorus - 3, 4: Musicals - 1, 2, 4. NICHOLAS DEAN MILLER - college PWP Football- 2, 3, 4: Track - 1, 2: M Club - 2, 3, 4: Band - 15 FFA: Boys Pep Club. STEPHANIE LYNN MILLER - general GAA - 1, 2: Band - 1, 2: FHA - 1, 2, 3, President - 3: Track - 1, 2: Pep Band - 1, 25 FHA Convention Representative, Junior Homemaker Degree: Musical - 3. KELLY R. MOTTER - college prep Band - 1, 2, 3: Chorus - 1, 2: Musi- cal - 1. KIM MOLLETT MOTTER - college PWP GAA - 2, 3, 4: Pep Club - 1, 2, 3, 4: FHA - 3: Mat Maids - 1, 2: Cho- rus - 2, 3: Newspaper - 1. LYNN CLYDE OBERLIN - college prep Football - 1, 2, 3,4 4: Basketball - 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball - 1, 2, 3, 45 FCA - 2, 3, 4: M. Club - 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Vice President - 2: Class President - 3, 4: Musical - 1, 2, 3. MICHAEL PRIEST - college prep Football - 1: Golf - 1, 2, 3, 4: M Club - 1, 2, 3, 4: FFA - 3, 4. JULIE CARNAHAN REICHLE - college PTSP Pep Club - 1, 2. JEFFREY DALE RICE - college prep Basketball - 1, 2, 3, 4: Track - 1, 2, 3, 4: Football - 1, 2, 3, 4: FCA - 1, 2, 3, 4: Annual - 3: National Honor Society. - GEORGE B. RINGS - college prep Cross Country - 1, 2, 3, 4: Track - 1, 2, 3, 4: Band - 1, 2, 3, 4: FFA - 1.2, 3: M Club - 1, 2, 3. 4: Boys' State Alternates Who's Who. TIMOTHY LYNN RUETZ - vocational. RODNEY SCHAFER GREGORY DEAN Sl-IOUP - college prep Football- 1, 2, 3, 4: Golf - 2, 3, 4: M Club - 2, 3, 4: Boys Pep Club - 4: FFA: Class Vice President - 1, 2. MARY ELIZABETH SIEBENALER - col- lege prep Volleyball - 4: Basketball - 1, 2, 3. 4: Track - 1, 2, 3,,4:BaI1d - 1. 2, 3, 4: GAA - 1, 2.73, 45 Musicals - 2, 3: M Club - 4: Chorus - 2, 3, 4: GAA Treasurer - 3: National Honor Society. MARK SIMMONS - vocational Band - 1, 25 VICA - 3, 45 Four County JVS Class President, Student Trade Council President, Student Council Representative . JANE MARIE SNOW - vocational Library Club - 2: FHA - 2: VICA - 4. LINDA LEE STAMBAUGH - voca- tional. ROBIN LYNN STARR - vocational GAA - 1, 2, 3, '4:pPep Club - 1, 2: Musical - 2: VICA - 3, 4: Chorus - 2: Four County IVS Senior Class Vice President. RANDY C. STEMEN - vocational. LYLE EUGENE STEVENS - vocational. BRIAN STORRER - business FFA - 3, 4. DAVID ALAN STORRER - college prep Football - 1, 2: Golf - 4: Basketball - 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball - 1, 2, 3, 4: M Club - 2, 3, 4: Annual - 2: Senior Class Vice President. JEFFREY LYN STROBEL - college prep Track - 1: Basketball - 1, 2, 3, 4: Band - 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President - 2, President - 45 Orchestra - 1, 2, 3: M Club - 3, 4: Buckeye Boys' State: National Honor Society. JEAN SUFFEL BETTY ANN TEATS - college prep Track - 1: GAA - 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus - 3, 4: Newspaper - 1, 4: Pep Club - 1, 2, 3: Musicals - 3, 4. MARIANNE THOMPSON TRACIE JO TINGLE - general Cheerleader- 1, 2, 4: GAA - 1, 2, 3, 4: Mat Maids - 2: Drill Team - 3: M Club - 4: Pep Club - 2, 3: Class Secretary - 3, 4: Senior Queen Attendant, Musical 3: Who's who - 4. GEORGE TUBES - vocational. DEB VIERS SCOTT A. WADE - college prep Cross Country - 1, 2, 3, 4: Track - 1, 45 Basketball - 1: M Club - 2, 3, 4: Ensemble - 4: Class President - 2: National Honor Society: National Merit Scholarship Commendation. DEBBIE K. WALDRON - vocational Band - 1. 2.3: Annual - 1: GAA - 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club - 1, 2: VICA - 3, 4: Musical - 1, 2, 3. DUSTY L. WEISZ - vocational Track - 1: VICA - 3, 4. JAMES A. WERMER - college prep Track - 1, 2, 3, 4: M Club - 3, 4: Boys Pep Club - 4. FRITZ WILSON - college prep Golf- 1, 2, 3, 4: M Club - 1, 2, 3. 4: Boys Pep Club - 1, 4: FFA - 3, 4. ROBERT J. WILSON - college prep Basketball - 1, 2, 3, 4: Track - 1, 2, 3, 4: Cross Country - 3, 4: Annual V- 3, 4: Editor - 4: FCA - 1, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer - 3, 4: National Honor Society, President - 4, Buckeye Boys' State. BOB WINZELER III - college prep Football - 2, 3: Track - 1: Golf - 2, 3, 45 M Club - 3, 4: FFA - 3, 4: Musical - 4. RICKY WIYRICK JAMES M. WOLFF, JR. - vocational. JACQUELINE L. YAGELSKI - voca- tional Cheerleader - 1, 2, 3: Track - 15 Volleyball - 1: GAA - 1, 2, 3, Sec- retary-Treasurer - 1, 2: Ohio OEA - 3, 4: Four County JVS Class Vice President: Football Homecoming Attendant f 2, 4: Senior Queen Attendant: National Honor Society. THOMAS J. ZEHR - college prep Band - 1, 2, 3. STACEY JO ZENZ - vocational GAA - 1, 2, 3: Annual - 15 Pep Club - 1, 2: Volleyball - 2: Ohio OEA - 3, 4: Four County JVS Class Presi- dent: Girls' State Alternate: National Honor Society . The Class Uf 1975 y ::sM,.,,,. - .: : is as a.r:,tr,s..,ss Possibllifliithrough Flower R086 - in1Possib'le. I ' ' A F7 Colors - Navy Blue, Powder Blue Song - He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother Top Four in the Class of 1975 1, Class Officers, - Lynn Oberlin, President, o.C, 3. Linililjfilan Buda sp. 55251 y :grit-in p Dgvg Vice pregiaggt., I. e I CCoC T V Tracie Tinigle, Secretaryzef' . Scottfwade Cindy Calvin, Treasurer P21133 JSEIH EWCIS Y Class Directory Rauoatlsgc. ADAzv1s,1.,g:4ocatior1s1.1 oyye CIOSS - 42 P.st2ECf1L1b - 1, f S , 3: Chortisff-+:3l1 f 'C :Zf lafllffyipep C1Ul5i'l'5?3fTlii2v 33 GAlAlf2fi?fl'1f 2, 3: REBECCAS. ADAMS - vocational Spanish Club - 1, '21 IA - 1, 23 FHA - 3, 4. JEFF ALPAUGH JCHN .,,',.,5,, ALAN - ' Cross Country - 1, 2, 3: Track - 12.33 2. MICHAEL BAILEY NANCY LYNN BARRY - college prep GAA -1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club - 1, 2: Cheefkkedef - 2, 3415221 V0l1CYb-4111.5 1, 24, 4: TIIBCIK 4ifiQlfllfllM Club - Chorus' - 4: Musical - 4: National Honor Society . KEVIN TAYLOR BELL - college prep Track - 1, 2, 3, 4: Cross Country - 3: Basketball - 1, 2: .Who's Who - 4. MARK:.L+i4flE:BENNETT -,college prep : Track'!'3. 4: Cross'Country W 4: M Club. THERON E. BLOSSOM - general FFA - 1. 2, 3, 4. CURRINE A. BORTON - general HERGSQE., 3, 4: Treasurer W 4: Four County:'JVS Class Tr surer - 3, ROGER LOUIS BRENNER- college prep Track - 1, 3, 4: Boys Pep Club - 4. LINDA JEAN BUDA - college prep Cheerleader - 3, 4: GAA - 1, 2, 3: Secretary - 3: FTA 51, 2: Tracks.- 1. Zgefifelleyball w,1'g.5512: Gymnasticlsyis Club '?i32: Student Council A 2, 315 Homecoming Attendant - 3: Home- coming Queen - 4: Girls' State Del- egate - 3: National Honor Society, Secretary - 4. , CALVIN-Qgeneral GAAlff4f1i1,el2, 3: Pefpfvelub - Newspaper - 4: Chorus - 3, 4: Ensemble - 4: Mat Maids - 4: Bat- girls - 4: Senior Queen Attendant: Class Treasurer - 3, 4: Best Actress Awardp,3.974: Musical- 3, 4: Whofs KENT o ok - collegspfep l Football - 1, 2, 3. 4: Wrestling - 1, 2, 3, 4: Track - 1, 2, 3, 4: FCA - 3, 4: M Club - 1, 2, 3, 4. MARK H. COUTZ - vocational. KYLE ,D:E4iN, cus TER j:p5gE.IlBl'2ll , FFA 4- B i?ii?f5 DEBRA ANN DAFT - general or 3. 4: Cheerleader - 1: GAA - 1, 2, Basketball - 2, 3, 4: Track - 3, 4: STEVEN MARK DECKER' -fvocational. MARIE L. DROHAN - college prep Band - 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus - 1, 2, 4: Ensemble - 3, 4: Musicals - 1, 2, 3, 4: GAA -fl, 2: Pep Clubq- 1, 2. Sgggpg Band Nationalfffj Honor Society. MAX LEE DUNSETH - college prep Baseball- 1, 2, 3, 4: M Club - 2, 3, 4: Musical- 3: FFA - 1, 2, 3, 4: President - 3, 4. . KENT Collegeppp PICP lj?-ji 'I r flifill Band - 11, 2, 3: Track -12, 3: News- paper - 4: Musicals - 1, 2, 3: National Honor Society. KATHY A. ELY - vocational volleybailfllia, 3: PHA-HERO - 3, 4: Secretary - 3: State Choir Represent- ative - 3, 4. THOMAS L. HARRINGTON - general ,pl Football -Q,1:,,,2, 3, 4: Track - 1, 2, QQQL3.. 4: Mt 1, 2. .sflflillgiilflgoys PGP Club: Student Council President - 4. MARCHELLE ANNE HEATH - general Band - 1, 2, 3, 4: GAA - 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club - 2: Chorus - 4: Mat Maids - 2, 4: Annual - 3: Majorette - 4: ,wAll Countyffiland - 1. 3,,.gj4:.,Musicals if sili 4: 3, 4. 'A l:iilfillllflilll IIULIE ANN HSELLER - college prep GAA - 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club - 1, 2, 3, 4: Newspaper - 4: Mat Maids - 1: Chorus - 1, 2, 3, 4: All County Hrno - 3. fl: President 4 4: President Q Chorus - 31,MHSiC21S - 1, 3, 4' Horn es rtttf Go-ulfl2eri14--:- ttett 4 : t1'itt'r F College County IVS Student Council Secre--if tary. PAULA JEAN EWERS - college prep GAA - 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball - 2, 3, 4: Track - 4: Chorus - 4: Musicals - LINDA LEE FABER - vocational Band - 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Band - 1, 2, 3: Orchestra - 2, 3, 4: GAA - 1, 2, ,3, 4: Mat Maids - 1, 2, 4: Pep Club - 1, 2: VICA, President - 3: FHA - 1, 2. Sgglunior Homemaker Degree: Annua1fif2i: National Honor Societyql JOHN K. PIGGINS - college prep prep I is ::.- wp' GAA - 1, 2, 3, 4: Band W 1, 2, 3, 4: Newspaper - 2, 3: Musicals - 1, 4: Annual - 2, 3: FTA - 3, 4: President - 4: Librarian - 3: Drama Club - 3: Student Council- 3: Buckeye Girls' S-+State: National Honorjagsocietyz 1. 2. 3: ,,.y Senior Queen:pNational,pVl,,i Honor Society. f1i25fSf ' I '.'1 Wh Wh . N ' .,., ' OWS DUANE A. HERMAN - vocational Band - 1, 2. CONNIE KAY HILLARD - college prep GAA - 1, 2, 3: Cheerleader - 1, 2, 1- -'-'., 3, 4: Musicals - 3, 4: PegpggClub - 1, 5'5f?3:li'i2: Volleybaillif- 1, 2: Chtiifl'liS - 3, 4: ' l M Club - 3: 4: Senior Queen Attend- ant. I Football- 1, 2, 3, 4: Track - 1, 2: M Club - 3, 4: Boys Pep Club - 1, 2, 3, 4: FFA - 3. 4: Musical - 3. PATRICK 1,,,FOULK - general. p RHEA DARLENE HOOVER - general Pep Club - 2, 3: GAA p- 1, 2, 3: 1, .Track - 2:,:,Fl-lA - 1, 2, ss, 4: vice LEE EARLQEIERAZEE - fg?55gi?:-P.residentS9::l3:1,lFHA Dels- Band - 1,1-12, 3, 4: Stage Band - 4: Musicals - 1, 2, 3, 4: All County Band - 3, 4: All County Chorus - 3. 4: Boys Pep Club -1.4: Best Actor Award, 1974. 7 'B gate - 4: Juniorlifiniemaker Degree . KIM HOPKINS - general. p JIM HORNYAK TED l. HUSTON - college prep DEBRA 1'-QEESEY ' C01l239?.:PIeP ...,. Trask ',1F13E255 ba11 M Who' ' Band +ffi1Q5f5'-2,' 3, 4: Cholfilsfi-' 1, 2, - VOcati1otl?l5l'll 4: Musicals - 1, 2, 312 4: National Basketball? 1: Baseballs: 1, 2, 3, Merit Scholarship Commendation: 4. Who's Who. DAVID GAIL GORDON - college prep Band - 1.,gg52,, 3, 4: Stagegliapnd - 3, 4:5335 V,,, p, LISA MAUREEN JOHN - college prep Band - 1. 2, 3, 4: GAA f 1,-2: All ' County 3, 4: Musicals 4 2, 3, s Muslelalslfgsystl, 2. 3:,iii??4l.:53l2:Pep Band: ...,,., r ,srs Q41 Natiorlalliilfoinor Chorus -'52, 3, 4: All County Band - 3, 4: Boys Pep Club - 4: All Ohio Boys Band. tiie DEBBIE LEE Qroausrou - general FHA - 3, 4: GAA - 2, 3, 4: Band - 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus - 2, 3, 4: Musi- A R. CHARLES A. KOCH, Principal HIGH SCHOOL ADMINIS TRA TI ON iwv' 3 I R. BRIAN MCMAHON - School Psychologist MR. KEN JONES - Guidance Counselor W 3 E ,mwwwx C N, r ' W- M.-1 'Wir ,ru- i f 41 X S ,,fCiR S RS. IEANNINE HOUK - School Secrcxary MRS. SHIRLEY YOUNG Guidance Secrctary SPECIAL EDUCA TIONXHIS TOR I REID LAMPORT - Special Education HOBERT KROUSE - Government. History HILBERT KLOTZ - Social Studies, History 130 RICHARD HERGE - English ZHESTER WASILOWSKI - English ,af ff 4 LANGUAGES 4 K L V it .xxx ' y Y' K ' X 41:4 X ,4VXqfXwfNN7' sf4Lf.' NYJ' W5 X , X Y JOE HUSTON - English VIOLET BIBLE - Librarian r, V' A gf al ' ,. L., Q ,, ENg! hr, i we X 1 1 !OROTHY GARDNER - French UD, n M5 MILDRED DILWORTH - English 'X E 3 s 2 I I 1 Y INDUSTRIAL AR TS! AGRIC UL TURE! HOME ECONOMICSXBUSINESS ,KXL l l KENNETH BOWMAN - Vocational Agriculture PHYSICAL EDUCA TIO M USICXART 31 JAMES NOFZIGER - Vocal and Instrumental Music PAT PETER - Girls Health and Physical Education I34 U 0.1. - ofa? 2 I O' a auf ' ' . 0 LOIS BAUGHMAN - All . PETE DREHER - Boys Health and Physical Education. Athletic Director C USTODIAL ENGINEERS! STUDENT TEACHER ROBERT BAUER Not p1 Kevin Allgire Deb Arkwright Tracy Banks Jeff Barker Mary Lou Beek Jim Bible Many Bible Mary Blossom Kathy Bowman Steve Brewer Ed Brown Pat Buda Perry Buda Donna Budd Jim Buldas Ric Buntain Kathy Burcham John Cameron A Doyle Cape Tammy Champion John Clark Kathy Clum Susan Cobb Laura Figgins Deb Fisher Bill Freese Shirley Fry Lee Gram Steve Haines Paul Handy Deb Harrington Lou Ann Hendricks Jodee Henry Lexie Henry Mike Hurd ' Bill John Jeff Kime Deb Knecht Laura Krill 136 The Class of 1976 Lori Cook Roger Dietsch Allen I-lash Tracy Elson Teresa Lehman Ronda Lee Ann Lyon Sheryl Martin Randy McGowen Pam Mckarns Cheryl Mercer Doug Mercer Teresa Mercer Terry Mercer Ric Miller Greg Miller Beth Moore Darold Moore Kathy Moore Kris Myers Cindy Nemire Connie Nicolen Beth Oberlin Pat Oxender Lavon Parks Cassie Payne Dennis Penrod Steve Pettit Scott Reese Reggie Reichle Mike Repp Sue Richmond Cathy Robison Tammy Rockey Pam Rupp Barb Shaull Tim Shegitz Jeff Shepard Roger Shook Steve Sidle Tom Sims Renell Simmons Craig Sipe Barb Snyder Renee Spire Terry Stahler Brenda Steckley Patty Steinke Greg Stemen Lorene Stemen Carol Tan' Ric Tumey Tami Watts Scott Weis Toby Weisz Dan Willis Tammy Worthington Steve Yagelski Alex Zasidatel John Zuver 'I3 7 Jenny Allen Vickie Altaffer Kathy Arhy Carol Baker Helen Bartell Bruce Bashor Marsha Bauer Spencer Beck Kathy David Byers Debbie Carnahan I an Clark Ieri Cooley Norman Coutz Keri Croft Jack Daft Dawn Decker Dennis Dominique Sandy Ewers Sue Eash Joyce Faber Carl Fleming Crystal Foust Rose Fox Larry Fry Sharon Fry Cathy Geesey Carol Geesey Tom Gearhan Dan Glllen Steve Gordon Ric Gray Jeff Hartman Molly Hartman Cathy Harwell Randy Houk Kent John Kraig John Kurt John Pam Jones Larry Keesbury Charlie King Jim Koch John Kreischer Monica Kreischet D1 l38 4 MN I, Penny Moore Marcia Murrell The Class of 1977 Patti Lovejoy Don Lyons Dennis Manley Fred Manley Jan Manley Dan Mason Mike McClaine Karen Mercer Steve Mercer Chris Michael Lori Miller Rhonda Miller Beverly Moore Chuck Moore Lori Moore Patti Moore Jeannie North John Overberg Brenda Rau Lynne Reese Kathy Rice Pam Rockey w.l3llB9EB9Y,,,, Carl Rockwood Jeannie Rupp Floyd Schlosser Laura Shankster Randy Shankster Kay Shatzer Ttna Siebenaler Jenni Smith Sheri Smith Scott Stahl Denny Stahler Brenda Stantz Jeannie Strobel Laura Strobel Tracy Thompson Shelly Vanwye Debbie wade Janon Waldron Mike Weirich Lexie willibey Karin Wilson Sarah Wilson Doug Wolff Sheri Yarger Jeff Young 4 Q A I I l J 1 I R 5 Jeff Kuhn Pam Lockhart Denise Long Sabrina Mahan Sandy Masters Polly McKarns Mike McKenzie Larry McLaughlin Becky Michael .lim Mercer f' Rick Mercer Karen Miller Tracey Miller Rex Miser Kent Moor Ron Moore Polly North Mary Oliver Teresa Parsons Becky Payne Gail Peluso Belinda Rau Andy Richmond Allan Robison Paul Roerig Dennis Rummel Patty Rummel Rodney Rupp Bev Schaffer Brenda Shaffer Lane Shoup Dan Sidle Margo Siebenaler Tony Siebenaler Charlotte Sipe Greg Snyder Dirk Suter Beth Stahler Tammy Stahler Mark Srambaugh Becky Starr Chuck Taylor Debbie Taylor Joni Tingle Teresa Tressler Lisa Weidner Marlin Wells Scott Whetro Suzetre Wherro Ed White Parry Willis Megan Winzeler Kevin Wolff Terry Worthington Teresa Yagelski Laurie Yoder 'Ml E. 4 MRS. TREVA COLLIE ,fy pm MR. MR 42 Nh ...- 5 f , ALBERT BELL . KENNETH BECK QQ EIF- Qu, X nf! i A I in :Q ' - 5. A 4 SW? G , M . ..-ar y 71:-ig f' x YL . i , 'xx R' . L X'fL'?i1'w',H-wkphf 'WEL , -' . f A .V W, :zum i :L ly . Q Q' .Rfk lil. es? 51 p' L 1, ,., ' M ' 'K f :f'ff ff4Mif, 'L ,.Q.A Q S .,.,,,, K .V . MA M 1Q'?3'i?r:?'?.5ffffi MR. ART DONALDSON f Jas. ,LW, ' ' 'WW' . EE M Q' ' -.. i MR. DAROLD FIGGINS. Principal Q V W R MR. RALPH SAWMILLER F lx-ug. f--... MRS . LOIS WILSON 1 x . LLLEELE N ii. sg. A Q N 9 ' 8 S 1 - L 5' 1 . kv -f . F W . . ,N i k KKKV: f NEA K f . .:.. ., 3 r A f . K - -A - ' MR. CHARLES YVALLACE ,, l F ' MRS . MIRIAM ROBISON X x MRS. MARY REIMUND I I ,m L fi . H 5,5 , . K, . . 2' .' ii ' X 3. .13I',fl, Say ff , Y L X M: ,A-ff , -S-:X R. MARVIN MERILLAT - Guidance RS. CHARLENE SOSTOI - Secretary .3 1 gf ,,4i RS. NORMA MOLLETT IR. KEITH DAY SUPERIUR FACULTY 'F 4 1 fp- if J I , J' 51+ A IRI . W' Y, I ' 3 -1- x as I -y 4 -Q31 . X q f f wg ff I. as. X, ,-, mf . A m' A . , .T , .,,,:,' I M L ' L WI1 N' ' L' Q1 h..' 5 . , ff: Hy. 11,, I ,Ex , tgyy g . It . v MR. DAVID SCHERER MRS. BONNIE FRANTZ A I PE if F? . 2-f' ,,1'm fx! Q. 5 MR. FRANK LANTZ MS. LAURA ENGLISH - Music ., A ..L,...,.M. .,,. ....,., I l MRS. JOYCE GREEN MRS. MARY DONALDSON - Librarian x S311 , six 'X A l, 5 , W fa fi iz ., ., . , E .3 k,,,,.,, nd? 14 ,Q 1-z' N1 1. ,N W . Q? iff K x 1'-3: ix . v-' :fi 11 2 ies 'T 2252 'Q gy- A W,ii P U it Mi : .... .. 0 15 . -X I Y, :V - Q Sp N. ff' K Q - i f'f.1'2fE 1 A' ,i M - , H k.,g ig' N, K - L X. Q m L11' 4 9 v R S ffjf . , i as - A A ,f 5 :F we 'ggi 1- je? we iv ax fx Q 'X 3 'S N, Kg. , Q x XSS , W S ,. xi ,f R sm if ,-4' ...Qu qv fz f . f vu K nu 40 'Y' u .0 lun 2+ 3 1 Ml 1 2 fi Q.: ' m y ,Jag Q I 5 35552 K. QP x cis l Q 'M X , a 5 ' x fx 51 m y x xx S' is-wi N5 X X . X nh- .1 in fm . 1:sQ sx Q, ., f P I Eighth Grade x 3 Dave Perry Michelle Pettit Jackie Reichle Richard Mcfllaine Carolyn Michael Carol Miller Steve Moore Tammy Moore Debbie Moskowitz Kevin Mutter Anne Nicolen Arleen North Lori Northrup Mike Nye Laurie Overberg Tom Page Cindy Partee Debbie Partee Deanna Penrod Greg Repp 4 Janet Rhodes Tim Rice Steve Rings Debbie Rockey Jeff Rowley Nelson Schafer Dick Schatzer Misty Shaull Sherrie Shaull Doug Shoup Robin Sleesman Sharon Smith Stan Snyder Laura Stanfield Cathy Srarrzman Teresa Sten-ren Bobbianne Stones Jodi Surawser 4 Joey Suter Rob Taylor Kevin Thomas Ted Thorp Julie Todd Shelley VanZi1e Mark 'warts John Westeriund Brenda Wells Tracey Westfall, Linda Wilder Kem Wolff Teresa Wolff 145 ! Q ig i S j .4- 'ru ,J I K 4 ,, cf ' .,n N up - X 4. W H 3' 7 K J 'Q l I XX ss ' 3 X xx SS -.w 5 5 'ii i L I . sex M f 5 x I I .1151 .. Vg 4 - ,,. . .. ..,:-f1mwNWff'- . . -- , ,W M, ,sx rv.-w F - . ,Iv ir, N . Q .. . XX j x x I . J . 1 .- 350 5 MH X xv 'iw If v- X 1 X 1 f . H? xii ' X ,Z E K, I . ,,N: : b X i i Lg, n ...N 3 Q R YA Q A Len in V it .. 5 f 1 ' ' '21 55 fn W 5 . 5 L LK 1' l ax is 1 W , fs N -Y g k I . rx I Q K Q . f' , 1 5 ZQ1 I 4 . m ' QA h gh , Xxvi 31, x X' ii .. . . 1 : Q 1, 1 5 . ?'eQ z F , ,,,,,,M?z If 1 4 u Q 6 my av 'lsr Nm 1 'V W Wx .vi VV ,Q t K 'A vn Q 5 x 5 4' ll' f 1 ,xi , w , V if 'f ' ' X H 4 Q . X QQ-6 I 1 K . 1 f Q Q Q, ' 'R 2 , Q , vi K 5 , ' b 'f 1 A K 'AM . 1 4 , ' L . , . Vg 3 ,J 1 Ag A X XX ! M...-A U X 1- ' A lx- W' 55 , Q X . ' A L I .X x ,f A -' 'M 1 A X J 1 '- , . X f' V 'I fr' Q I , I 7, 4 A Brenda Allman Jim Alraffer Cindy Arbuthnor Greg Arhy Quinn Barker Rob Barry Monica Bashor Matt Bauer Eugene Bays Julie Beck Kevin Beck Tina Beck Bill' Bell y Sue Bidlack Dan Black Don Borton Anne Boyd Becky Brenner Brian Brinegar Becky Brown Connie K. Brown Connie L. Brown Norene Brown Aaron Buda Susan Clark Laura Darby Allen Davis Ron Dewitt Lonnie Dewire Jim Drohan Dan Echler Tarry Eicher Vanessa Elson Lana Esterline Randy Fee Shelly Follett Dennis Fox Eugene Freese John Fry Charles Gambler Laura Harris Stacy Henry Kelly Hornyak David Icenhower Suzie Kannel Candy Kissinger Jodi Knepper Susan Krill Becky Leininger Jerry Lemmon Keith Lockhart Lori Long Sabrina Magg Ken Malone Kristine Mercer Mark Mercer 48B Midge Roerig Howard Rosenbrook Cheryl Rowley Debbie Miller Paula Miller Dick Moore Perry Moore Tim Moskowitz Katie Motter Glenn Myers Stan Myers Sheila Page Steve Perry Theresa Pettit Terry Pressler Barbara Rau Ann Richmond Jim Robison Rex Robison Amy Schafer Dan Shankster Vicki Shaull Deenie Shoup Charity Sims Carl Sito th Cheryl Smi ,Lam h W Monica Smith Mark Snyder Anne Stahler Denise Starr Ion Strawser Stephanie Strohl Carolyn Taylor Bruce Thomas Pat Thornton Ron Tingle Tim Vance Carol Walkinhood Jeff Warner Trent Watts Scott Weidner Peggy Wherry Duane Williams Rickie Wolff Tim Wolff Amy Wright Ed Yagelski Diana Yoder Sharon Yoder Andy Zuver SUPERIOR STUDENT COUNCIZ CHEERLEADERS UNI OR HIGH FOOTBALL EI GH TH GRA DE BASKETBALL 9. H 8 H SEVENTH GRADE BASKETBALZ V' ,, u.' G-ig g- if 1 4 S UPERIOR XPRIMAR Y PERSONNEL if Z, xr' YM I M1 4 . f 5 X 8 xl I . A ll ' Q y omlmque r Tressler Mr Fritch, Mr. X Steve Hornyak 4- Au Dave Price x Mrs. Iudy Shoup - Secretary First Grade: Mrs. Louise Freeman, Mrs. Sharon Nolin, Mrs. Helen Beamont, Mrs. Mary Briner, Mrs Marian Dreher K E ,M xv, Second Grade: Mrs. Donna King, Mrs. Grace Geesey, Mrs. Phyllis Burkhart, Mrs. Diana Hahn, Mrs. Vir- Ms. Joyce Miller - PE ginia Yarger l ,. ,W rsri H... ,.. x . . fi I x r K f M 5 KIPEYKP -3 'WLK 4 '.- ll '-,, r.. 5 .irr s . l iii'ii'i 1 ' K irr... ssrr 'Q , . Kindergarten: Mrs. Janet Koch, Mrs. Kay Faler Third Grade: Mrs. Debbie Kauffman, Ms. Darlene Luke, Mrs. Christine Brown, Mrs. Rosie Mapes, Mr Robert Whittaker - Music 154 ei .A 2 A L aw 2 PRIMAR Y PA C UL TY . fi' O ' Un -H , . 1 2 veg ,f - 1' ff Q Y f M1 fl c ' if ,IW IR. ROBERT STORRER - Principal Ms. Verna Bassett - Reading Ms. Carol Lehman - Speech and Hearing YZKXXX Us A , i m f, Y r ' w ' 4 V 'W .1,s?.Q,'fYf Grade: Mrs. Joanne Myers, Ms. Ruby Parent, Mrs. Margaret Wilson, Ms. Joyce Link J ' Fifth Grade: Mr. Clyde Everett, Ms. Pat Clark, Mrs. Jane Adams, Ms. Beth Reimund, Mrs. Bar- bara Altman KY , 'V-0-A .... is ag. h r i',,' ' ' sr C -J 1,551.1 t f ff' Q ,,,,,., yyarr . .. N' Q... 5 A Q.-,ff . TX Q Q' X , eel'ele C . 515' 'sq ' , y r 5 sf ' X . I ,Q if , W r' ' L A fql, N if 4 !iv. K ,Q Mrs. Juanita Shatzer - Art Mrs. Donna Buda - Nurse Mrs. Caroline Adams - Home-School Coordinator Stan Allmong 'Joey Altman D Kris Hanks Bill Bany Cindy Bauer Regina Bayes Ellen Beck Doug Brown Whitney Budd Steve Bumb Rick Burkmire Lisa Clark Nathan Cliffton Jim Cook Chris Cooley Allen Cope Steve Copeland Laura Cox Dana Day Randy Dewitt Shelly Dominique Suzett Downs Bryan Duke Willie Dunseth Kerry Fen Todd Fish Gary Fo Troy Ge l Clark Ge Scott Gobl Bob Gr: Michele Falc tc I u ar ese Ralph Gru Janet Ha Steve Hebblethwai Lorrle Hendric Robin Ho Kent Hutchins: Missy Icenhowt Kathy Greer I rr 1 t Marie Jon Howard Koa Russell Kosi Mike Krl Kenny Krou Connie IJ Eric L01 1 Randy Malo 1 56 Fifth Gm d c Qt .ir G ' , Y, 5- . p v Jeff Engels - ' f 2 i 5 I A F Chris Manley Tom Masters Roger McKelvey Amy Meier Dan Michael Dave Michael Pat Michael Bobby Mick Bruce Miller Kris Moore Sarah Moore Ion Oliver Steven Parsons Patty Pignataro Mark Rasey Jeff Rawlins Chuck Reese Bill Retcher Maria Riley Tina Riley Steve Robison Josi Sapp Keith Savage Tim Scott Tammy Seipel Larry Shaw Leta Shutts Alex Siebenaler Kelly Simmons Phil Sito Lora Slowikowski Sean Snow Teresa Stahler Amy Stantz Christine Starr Perry Startzman Laura Steckley Julie Stemen Rosemary Sternen Laura Stover Sam Strohl Gary Teats Jill Thomas John Thornton Tyler Thorp Dan Waldron Tammy Welker Rex Wells Rhonda Westerlund Teresa Whetro Arbutis White Mike Willis Kevin Wiyrick Jeff Wiyrick Gloria Wolff Todd Yoder 157 ,.A V r. 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