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Old Fort High School - Trail Yearbook (Old Fort, OH)

 - Class of 1973

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i ii mm t m i mn yy mm rr tmm r t ywr; WKIMMMkK ‘ M MW MW immiiii illillUlWlliUilllilUII -’-T-tr SENIORS j ■ 1T t - ’ ::«¥Tv: • ' •. V hIm w.i . • |P . ...., li fpafpf 1 r jt r — c... . • -. 1 THE TRAIL 1973 OLD FORT HIGH SCHOOL OLD FORT, OHIO RICK GILLMOR We believe he showed us the way to live. LASTING MEMORIES OF His friends and classmates We believe he showed us the way to live On the pathway that man calls Life By his courage to dare. And his patience to bear. The despairing effect of disappointment and strife. His journey, though brief, was steadfast and brave His battle, a triumph--so much did he give No, not for sensational glory or fame. But as a victor over suffering and pain Yes, we believe he showed us the way to live! WHEN THE GOIN’ IS ROUGH AND IT’S ALL UPHILL WHEN YOU’VE MADE A SLIP OR YOU’VE HAD A SPILL 4 WHEN THE SUN WONT SHINE - - AND THE RAIN WONT QUIT AND YOUR CARES ARE PRESSING YOU DOWN A BIT WHEN YOU’RE DOIN’ YOUR BEST AND IT’S NOT ENOUGH AND YOU WISH YOU WERE MADE OF MORE RUGGED STUFF DON’T GIVE UP! ’CAUSE YOU KNOW THEY SAY WHAT THE DAY MAY BRING, IT MAY TAKE AWAY!” 7 THE GANG” ■ _ 4 ■np M r i i— ' A ' ' “tamm ««• TABLE OF CONTENTS Administration. . . 11 Seniors. . . 21 Underclassmen. . . 47 Activities. . . 55 Organizations . . . 73 Sports . . . 95 Junior High . . .119 Elementary. . .127 Advertisements. . .143 9 ADMINISTRATORS 1972-1973 Board of Education - Seated: Lawrence Keim, Jr., Paul Molyet, William Ellis VII, Dr. E. Crede Hiestand. Standing: Richard Farrell, Superintendent; Marion Mellott, John Hoover, Jr., Clerk. WORK, WORK, WORK Mr. Farrell has a Bachelor and Master degree from Ohio University. He has also studies at the Universities of Massa¬ chusetts, Main, Toledo and Kent State. Mr. Richard Farrell, Superintendent PRINCIPAL Mr. Larry Hodge, B.S. in Education and Masters in Education from Miami University. GUIDANCE I ?— T- ! ? f I ' m not going to tell you again --! Miss Karen Barnhart, B.S. in Education from Marion College; Science Club, General Science, 8th Science, Chemistry, Physics. Mr. John Brueggemeier, B.S. in Education from Defiance College; Athletic Director, Jr. High Basketball Coach, H.S. Math, Driver ' s Ed. Mr. Tom Bise, M.A. in Education from More- head State University; Varsity Coach, Driver ' s Ed., 8th History, H.S. History. Mr. Dean Bryant, B.S. from John Carroll Uni¬ versity; Chess Club, Jr. High Track, Industrial Arts, 8th History. Mrs. Toby Fowler, B.A. from Indiana State University; English 8 9, Girls ' P.E. 8-12. 14 Mr. John Gregory, B.S. in Music Education from BGSU; All instrumental. High School Vocal. Miss Lynn Lybeck, B.A. from Ohio State Uni¬ versity; Art Club, Pep Squad, All art classes. Mrs. Lois Murray, B.A. from Otterbein Col¬ lege; Latin Spanish Club, Latin, Spanish, A.F.S. Advisor, Jr. Class Advisor. Mr. Joel Omlor, B.A. from Heidelberg College; Biology, Reserve Basketball Coach, Baseball Coach. 15 Mrs. Vernette Petrie, B.S. in Education from the University of Toledo; American Govern¬ ment, Problems of Democracy, Current Events History, Psychology, Sociology, De¬ bate, Drama, Speech. Mr. Terry Reed, B.S. in Math from Ashland College; Math 8, 9, 10; Science 9, Business Math, F.T.A. Advisor. Miss Jennifer Schumacher, B.A. from Bluff- ton College; English 8, American Novel, Modern Media, Principals of Writing, Com¬ munications Workshop. Mr. Duane Seiling, B.S. from Findlay College; Health, Boys ' P.E., Student Council Advisor, Assistant Principal. 16 Mr. Gary Sharp, B.S. from Ohio State Univer¬ sity; Vocational Agriculture, F.F.A. Advisor. Mrs. Edna Watson, B.S. in Education from Bowling Green State University; Vocational Home Economics, Family Living, F.H.A. Ad¬ visor. Mr. Robert Yaekel, B.A. and M.A. from the University of Toledo; Journalism, Develop¬ mental Reading, Head Librarian, Newspaper and Debate Advisor. Miss Kay Ziegler, B.S. in Education and B.S. in Business Administration from Bowling Green State University; Yearbook Advisor, Typing, Shorthand, Bookkeeping, Office Prac¬ tice. 17 High School Cooks, Mrs. Mary Ann Hersh, substitute; Mrs. Evelyn Bagley, Mrs. Alma Lynch. Mr. Richard Wilt High School Custodian Mr. Joel Omlor and Mr. John Brueggemeier Bus Drivers Mr. George Bock Bus Driver Mr. Dan Colvin Bus Driver Mr. Jack Lippert Bus Driver Mrs. Paula Lippert Bus Driver Mr. Evan Lynch and Mr. Wilbur Whitman Bus Drivers Bus Mr. Harry Stiger Mechanic and Driver, Grounds Keeper Mr. John Willis Bus Driver NON - TEACHING PERSONNEL BABY Tom Bryon Peggy Druckenmiller Dave Jibilian Dave Omlor Vickie Borough Bruce Lutz Mary Bastian Lynda Abbott Dan DeMoss Doug Rosenberger Denise Barger Larry Keim Ken Biller Bobbie Borough Allen Neeley Carma Marshall Arminta Priddy Ken Barth Rosemary Nighswander Amy Lutz Pam Heilman Connie Gillmor Nancy Laird Andrea Fry Pete Strang SNAPS i . ifc Lynn Perry Martha Price Jim Thomson Marge Huffman Jane Nye Jeff Stover Linda Steyer Glen Donna Moore Betsy Wise Gary Perkins PHOTOS NOT AVAILABLE Linda Joseph Gladhys Ordonez Jim Burks Jim Dicken Dave Pence Kim Stiger Mike Stiger vrtv r v Tom Whitman Jerry Cantu Dave Zimmerman Liz Druckenmiller r CAUGHT IN working on class projects. being the only fish in the sea. 24 THE ACT OF: IK • tearing the sidewalk apart. peeking. studying. doing a tap dance, sitting down. MOTTO WHAT WE NEED IS NOT THE WILL TO BELIEVE, BUT THE WISH TO FIND OUT. FLOWER WHITE ROSE COLORS ROYAL PURPLE AND LAVENDER LYNDA KAY ABBOTT FHA 3-4, FHA Officer 4, Honor Roll (all year) 3-4, County Honor Society 4, Student Council 3-4, Student Council Officer 4, News¬ paper Staff 2, Mixed Chorus 3, County Solo and Ensemble Contest 2 4, District Solo and Ensemble Contest 3, State Solo and En¬ semble Contest 2 4, Senior Ensemble 4, Concert Band 1,2,3,4, Pep Band 1,2,3,4, Stage Band 2, German Band 3-4, County Con¬ cert Band 1,2,3,4, District Band Contest 2,3,4, State Band Contest 2, FFA Attendant 1, FFA Queen 4, Individual Speech 1, One- Act Play 2-4, Jr. Class Play 3, Sr. Class Play 4, GAA 2, Girls Track 2, High School Student Secretary 3, Vo-Ag Secretary 3, Basketball Statistician 1, Annual Editor 4, Band Officer ' 3, AFS 4. DENISE A. BARGER Honor Roll (all year) 3-4, County Honor Soci¬ ety 4, Spanish Club 1, Vocational School 3-4, Ohio Office Education Association 4. Senior Class Officers - Mary Bastian, Ken Barth, Dave Omlor, Vickie Borough, Connie Gillmor Whitman. 26 KENNETH DON BARTH Science Project 4, Honor Roll (all year) 1-2, County Honor Society 4, National Honor Society 4, National Machinery Award 2,3,4, Buckeye Boys ' State 3, Student Council 4, Class Officer 3-4, Latin Club 1,2,3,4, Jr. Class Play 3, Sr. Class Play 4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Cross Country 4, Baseball 1,2,3,4. OLD FORT HIGH SCHOOL LOCATED IN A SMALL TOWN BETWEEN CORNFIELDS, COW PASTURES AND WOODED AREAS, IS, IN 1973, UNBELIEVABLE. MARY ROWENA BASTIAN FHA 3-4, County FHA Officer 4, Librarian 1, Honor Roll (all year) 4, National Machinery Award 4, Buckeye Girls ' State Alternate 3, Student Council 3, Student Council Officer 3, Class Officer 2,3,4, Spanish Club 1,2,3,4, Newspaper Staff 2-3, Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4, County Chorus 1,2,3,4, Senior Ensemble 4, Concert Band 1,2,3,4,4, Pep Band 1,2,3,4, County Concert Band 2,3,4, District Band Contest 2,3,4, State Band Contest 2, Individ¬ ual Speech 1, One-Act Play 2, Jr. Class Play 3, Sr. Class Play 4, GAA 1,2,3, High School Stu¬ dent Secretary 4, Spanish Club Officer 2, Annual Editor 4, AFS 4. KENNETH ALLEN BILLER FFA 2-3, Agriculture Judging Team 3, Gener¬ al Livestock 3, Soil 3, County 3, District 3, Parliamentary Procedure 3, Vocational School 4, DCT 4. BOBBIE JO BOROUGH FHA 1,2,3,4, FHA Officer 3-4, State Home¬ maker Degree 4, Library Club 3, Librarian 3, Science Project 2, National Machinery Award 2-4, Newspaper Staff 4, Mixed Chorus 1.2.3.4, County Chorus 1,2,3,4, County Solo and Ensemble Contest 1,2,3,4, District Solo and Ensemble Contest 1,2,3,4, Senior Ensem¬ ble 4, Concert Band 1,2,3,4, Pep Band 2,3,4, German Band 3-4, County Concert Band 1-3, District Band Contest 2,3,4, State Band Con¬ test 2, Jr. Class Play 3, Sr. Class Play 4, AFS 3.4. VICKIE LYNN BOROUGH FHA 3, Librarian 2,4, Science Project 2,4, Class Officer 4, Spanish Club 1,2,3,4, News¬ paper Staff 4, Mixed Chorus 3,4, County Chorus 4, County Solo and Ensemble Contest 2, District Solo and Ensemble Contest 2, Con¬ cert Band 1,2,3,4, Pep Band 2,3,4, District Band Contest 2,3,4, State Band Contest 2, Individual Speech 2,3, Debate 4, Sr. Class Play 4, GAA 1,4. 27 THOMAS PAUL BRYON Agriculture Judging Team 3, Jr. Class Play 3, Vocational School 3,4. DANIEL GLENN DeMOSS National Machinery Award 2, Student Coun¬ cil 1, Class Officer 1, Latin Club 1, Spanish Club 3,4, Jr. Class Play 3, Sr. Class Play 4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Baseball 1,2,3,4. JAMES LEE BURKS Parliamentary Procedure 4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Track 2,3,4, Baseball 2,3,4, Tractor Trouble Shooting Contest, FFA 4. WE HAVE GROWN JERRY A. CANTU Basketball 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2, Golf 3,4, Voca¬ tional School 3,4. JAMES PHILIP DICKEN County Honor Society 3, Spanish Club 1,2,3, Basketball Statistician 4, Track 1. 28 ELIZABETH I. DRUCKENMILLER Honor Roll (all year) 3,4, County Honor Soci¬ ety 3,4, National Honor Society 4, National Machinery Award 3,4, Latin Club 1,2, Mixed Chorus 1, Jr. Class Play 3, Cheerleader 3,4, GAA 1,2, Girls ' Track 2, Vocation School 3,4, OOEA Queen 4. PEGGY A. DRUCKENMILLER Honor Roll (all year) 3,4, County Honor Soci¬ ety 4, Class Officer VVC 3,4, Cheerleader 1, GAA 1,2, Homecoming Attendant 4, Voca¬ tional School 3,4, Senior - Local 1st place. Regional 3rd place, State 4th place. Vocation¬ al Industrial Clubs of America 3,4. ANDREA CAROLINE FRY Honor Roll (all year) 1,2,4, County Honor Society 4, National Machinery Award 1,2,4, Student Council 1,2, Class Officer 1, Latin Club 1,2,3,4, Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4, County Chorus 1,2,4, Senior Ensemble 4, Individual Speech 4, One-Act Play 2,4, Jr. Class Play 3, Sr. Class Play 4, Cheerleader 1,2,3,4, GAA 1,2,3,4, Girls ' Track 2, High School Student Secretary 4, Yearbook Staff 4. AND LEARNED PAMELA LOUISE HEILMAN FHA 3,4, Library Club 2, Librarian 1,2, Honor Roll (all year) 3,4, County Honor Society 4, National Machinery Award 1,2,4, Newspaper Staff 4, District Solo and Ensem¬ ble Contest 1,2,3, Concert Band 1,2,3,4, Pep Band 1,2,3,4, District Band Contest 2,3,4, State Band Contest 2, GAA 1,2,3, High School Student Secretary 3,4, Yearbook Staff 4, Basketball Statistician 3,4, Speech Contest 1 . MARJORIE ELAINE HUFFMAN 29 DAVID ARTHUR JIBILIAN Science Project 4, Honor Roll (all year) 4, County Honor Society 4, National Machinery Award 1,2,3, Latin Club 1,2,3,4, Mixed Chor¬ us 1,2,3,4, County Chorus 1,2,3,4, Senior En¬ semble 4, Debate 4, One-Act Play 2,4, Jr. Class Play 3, Sr. Class Play 4, Basketball 1, Track 3,4, Cross Country 3,4, Baseball 1,2,3. LINDA SUSAN JOSEPH FHA 1,2,3,4, Honor Roll (all year) 4, County Honor Society 4, Jr. Class Play 3, GAA 1,2,3, Vocational School 3,4, Treasurer of DECA I. LAWRENCE DAVID KEIM III Vocational School 3,4. WE HAVE GAINED NANCY A. LAIRD Librari an 2, Honor Roll (all year) 3,4, County Honor Society 4, National Machinery Award 1,3, Concert Band 1,2, Pep Band 1,2, County Concert Band 2,3, District Band Contest 2, State Band Contest 2, Individual Speech 1, Jr. Class Play 3, GAA 1,2, Vocational School 3,4, Vice-President for Region 7 of the Ohio Of¬ fice Education Association 4. AMY RAE LUTZ FHA 1,2,3,4, FHA Officer 3,4, State Home¬ maker Degree 4, Library Club 3,4, Librarian 3,4, Science Project (Local, County, State) 2, Honor Roll (all year) 4, National Machinery Award 4, Buckeye Girls ' State Alternate 3, Spanish Club 1,2,3,4, Newspaper Staff 2,3,4, Mixed Chorus 4, County Chorus 4, Senior En¬ semble 4, Debate 4, One-Act Play 2, Sr. Class Play 4, GAA 1,2, FTA 4, Basketball Statisti¬ cian 3,4, AFS 3,4, Yearbook Staff 4. 30 BRUCE E. LUTZ Science Project 4, Honor Roll (all year) 3,4, County Honor Society 4, National Machinery Award 1,2,3,4, Student Council 1,3,4, Stu¬ dent Council President 4, Class Officer 2, Spanish Club 1,2,3,4, Newspaper Staff 4, Debate 4, One-Act Play 4, Jr. Class Play 3, Sr. Class Play 4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2,3,4, Referee for Freshmen and Jr. High Basketball, Annual Editor 4. GLEN ALFRED MOORE Senior Ensemble 4. CARMA LYNN MARSHALL Betty Crocker Award 4, Science Project 4, Honor Roll (all year) 3,4, County Honor Society 4, National Honor Society 4, National Machinery Award 4, Spanish Club 1,2,3,4, Newspaper Staff 1,2,3,4, Newspaper Editor 4, Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4, County Chorus 1,2,4, County Solo and Ensemble Contest 4, District Solo and Ensemble Contest 4, State Solo and Ensemble Contest 4, Senior Ensemble 4, Con¬ cert Band 1, Pep Band 1, Jr. Class Play 3, Pep Squad 4, GAA 4, Sciathology Club 4, FTA 4, Art Club 2,3, Yearbook Staff 4, AFS 3,4. WISDOM DONNA JEAN MOORE Librarian 2,3,4, Honor Roll (all year) 4, National Machinery Award 2,4, Newspaper Staff 3,4, Girls ' Track 2. SCOTT ALLEN NEELEY County Honor Society 4, FFA 3,4, Cross Country 3, Vocational School 3,4. 31 ROSEMARY LEE NIGHSWANDER FHA 1,2,3,4, Science Project 1,2, Pep Squad 1, GAA 1,2, Vocational School 3,4, HERO 4, YATA 3. JANE ELIZABETH NYE FHA 1,2,3,4, Spanish Club 3,4, Mixed Chorus 4, County Chorus 4, GAA 4, Cross Country (Girls ' ) 4, AFS 4. DAVID JOEL OMLOR Science Project (Local, County, District) 4, Honor Roll (all year) 1,2,3,4, County Honor Society 3,4, National Honor Society 4, Na¬ tional Machinery Award 1,2,3,4, Buckeye Boys ' State Alternate 3, Student Council 1,2, Class Officer 1,3,4, Latin Club 1,2,3,4, Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4, County Chorus 1,2,3,4, Sen¬ ior Ensemble 4, Jr. Class Play 3, Sr. Class Play 4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Golf 2,3,4. CHARACTER GLADHYS ORDONEZ F. FHA 4, Spanish Club 4, AFS Club 4, AFS Student 4. DAVID SCOTT PENCE Buckeye Boys ' State 3, County Solo and En¬ semble Contest 1,2, District Solo and Ensem¬ ble Contest 1,2, State Solo and Ensemble Contest 2, Senior Ensemble 4, Concert Band 1,2, District Band Contest 1,2, FFA 3,4, Gen¬ eral Livestock Judging 4, Soil Judging 4, County, District, State Judging Teams 4, Par¬ liamentary Procedure 3,4, Jr. Class Play 3, Sr. Class Play 4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Track 4, Baseball 1,2,3,4. 32 GARY RAYMOND PERKINS Honor Roll (all year) 1,3,4, County Honor Society 4, National Machinery Award 1,2,3, Spanish Club 1,2,3,4, Individual Speech 1, Jr. Class Play 3, Sr. Class Play 4, Basketball 2, Track 4, Baseball 2,3,4. LYNN MARIE PERRY FHA 4, Cheerleader 1,3,4, GAA 2, Girls ' Track 2, Homecoming Attendant 1, Girls ' Cross Country 4, High School Student Secre¬ tary 2,3,4, AFS 3,4, Sr. Class Play Student Director 4, Head Majorette 4. MARTHA LEE PRICE FHA 3,4, FHA Officer 4, County FHA Offi¬ cer 3, Crisco Award 3, Science Project 4, Honor Roll (all year) 3,4, County Honor Society 4, National Honor Society 4, National Machinery Award 1,3,4, Buckeye Girls ' State 3, Latin Club 2,3,4, Mixed Chorus 4, County Chorus 4, Senior Ensemble 4, Jr. Class Play 3, GAA 1,4, Homecoming Attendant 3, Home¬ coming Queen 4. RESPONSIBILITY ARMINTA PEARL PRIDDY Library Club 3,4, Librarian 3,4, Science Pro¬ ject (Local, County, District) 4, Honor Roll (all year) 3,4, County Honor Society 3,4, Na¬ tional Machinery Award 1,2,3,4, Latin Club 1,2,3,4, Newspaper Staff 3,4, Newspaper Editor 4, County Solo and Ensemble Contest 1,2,3,4, District Solo and Ensemble Contest 1,2,3,4, Concert Band 1,2,3,4, Pep Band 2,4, Stage Band 2,3,4, District Band Contest 2,3,4, State Band Contest 2, One-Act Play 4, Jr. Class Play 3, Sr. Class Play 4, Pep Squad 4, GAA 4, Sciathology Club 4, FTA 4. DOUGLAS EDWARD ROSENBERGER FFA 1,2,3,4, FFA Officer 2,3,4, General Livestock Judging 1,2,3,4, Soil Judging 2,3, Meat Judging 2, County Judging Team 1,2,3,4, State Judging Team 1,2,3, Agricul¬ ture Speaking Contest 1,2,3, Parliamentary Procedure 1,2,3,4, Individual Speech 1,2,3,4, Track 1. 33 LINDA MARIE STEYER FHA 3,4, County FHA Vice-President 4, Ele¬ mentary Librarian 3, Honor Roll (all year) 4, County Honor Society 4, National Machinery Award 1,2,3,4, Class Officer 1, Latin Club 1,2,3,4, Newspaper Staff 2, Senior Ensemble 4, FFA Queen 3, Jr. Class Play 3, Sr. Class Play 4, GAA 1,2,3, Homecoming Attendant 2, High School Student Secretary 4, Year¬ book Staff 4. KIM ALAN STIGER Latin Club 1,2,3, Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4, County Chorus 1,2,4, County Solo and En¬ semble Contest 2,3, District Solo and Ensem¬ ble Contest 2,3, State Solo and Ensemble Contest 2,3, Senior Ensemble 4, Concert Band 1,2,3,4, Pep Band 1,2,3,4, Stage Band 1,2,3,4, County Concert Band 2,3,4, County Stage Band 1, District Band Contest 2,3,4, State Band Contest 2, Baseball 3,4. STRENGTH MICHAEL THOMAS STIGER National Machinery Award 1,3, Buckeye Boys ' State 3, FFA 1,2, Dairy Judging Team 2, County, District, State Judging Team 2, Parliamentary Procedure 1,2, Jr. Class Play 3, Basketball 1, Track 2,3,4, Cross Country 1,3,4, Vocational School 3,4. JEFFREY ALLEN STOVER Library Club 4, Librarian 4, Class Officer 1,2, Latin Club 1,2,3,4, Newspaper Staff 1,2,3, Mixed Chorus 1,2,4, County Chorus 1,2,4, Senior Ensemble 4, Individual Speech 4, Jr. Class Play 3, Basketball 1, Golf 2,3, Baseball 1 , 2 . PETER CHRISTOPHER STRANG Latin Club 1,2,3,4, Jr. Class Play 3, Sr. Class Play 4. 34 DETERMINATION ELIZABETH FAY WISE Science Project (Local, County, District) 1,2,3,4, Honor Roll (all year) 3,4, County Honor Society 4, National Machinery Award 1,2,3,4, Buckeye Girls ' State 3, Student Council 1, Class Officer 1, Spanish Club 1,2,3,4, Newspaper Staff 3,4, Newspaper Edi¬ tor 4, County Solo and Ensemble Contest 1.2.3.4, District Solo and Ensemble Contest 2.3.4, State Solo and Ensemble Contest 3, Concert Band 1,2,3,4, Pep Band 1,2,3,4, Stage Band 2,3,4, County Concert Band 3, County Stage Band 4, District Band Contest 2,3,4, State Band Contest 2, Pep Band Direc¬ tor 3, One-Act Play 2, Jr. Class Play 3, Sr. Class Play 4, GAA 1,2,3,4, Girls ' Track 2, Bas¬ ketball Statistician 4, FTA 4, Art Club 2,3, AFS 2,3,4, Yearbook Staff 4. THOMAS ALLEN WHITMAN Librarian 1, Science Project (County) 4, Latin Club 1, Concert Band 1, FFA 3, Parliamen¬ tary Procedure 3, Jr. Class Play 3, Sr. Class Play 4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Track 4, Golf 1,2,3,4, Baseball 1,2,3,4, Art Club 2,3. JAMES RAYMOND THOMSON Science Project 1,2, Honor Roll (all year) 3, County Honor Society 4, National Machinery Award 1,3, Spanish Club 1,2,3,4, Mixed Chor¬ us 3,4, County Chorus 3,4, County Solo and Ensemble Contest 1,2,3,4, District Solo and Ensemble Contest 1,2,3,4, State Solo and En¬ semble Contest 3,4, Senior Ensemble 4, Con¬ cert Band 1,2,3,4, Pep Band 1,2, State Band 1,2,3,4, County Concert Band 2,3,4, County Stage Band 3,4, District Band Contest 2,3,4, State Band Contest 2, County Speech Contest 3, Jr. Class Play 3, Sr. Class Play 4, Basketball 1,2,3, Track 1,2,3,4, Cross Country 1,3,4, Referee 4, Statistician 4. CONNIE GILLMOR WHITMAN Science Project (Local, County) 4, Honor Roll (all year) 4, County Honor Society 3,4, Class Officer 1,3,4, Spanish Club 1,2,3,4, Newspaper Staff 1,2, Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4, County Chorus 1,2, Country Solo and Ensem¬ ble Contest 1,2,3,4, District Solo and Ensem¬ ble Contest 2,3,4, Senior Ensemble 4, Concert Band 1,2,3,4, Pep Band 1,2,3, Stage Band 3, County Concert Band 1,2,3, District Band Contest 2,3,4, State Band Contest 2, County and District Individual Speech 1, One-Act Play 2, Jr. Class Play 3, Sr. Class Play 4, Cheerleader 2,3, GAA 1,2,3, Girls’ Track 1,2,3, Spanish Club Officer 4, Concert Band Officer 4, AFS 3,4. DAVID CHARLES ZIMMERMAN Honor Roll (all year) 4, Spanish Club 1,2, FFA 4, FFA Officer 4, Parliamentary Pro¬ cedure 4. 35 CLASS I, Lynda Abbott, being of unsound mind and body, will my clarinet and my first chair position to my niece, Patty, in hopes that she surpasses my ability. I, Denise Barger, will my freckles to Jane Stover to go with her red hair. I, Ken Barth, will my seat on the bench during basketball season to anyone who thinks they can keep it as warm as I did. I, Mary Bastian, being of sound mind and body will never forget the few times I outsmarted Mr. Hodge. I, Ken Biller, will just leave. I, Bobby Jo Borough, will my braces to my youngest sister in hopes that she can put them to better use than I did. I, Vickie Borough, will my ability to stay out of trouble and not to be so wild to my sister. I, Tom Bryon, will just leave. I, Jim Burks, will nothing. I, Jerry Cantu, will my mustache to Gary Fry if he can ' t grow one by next year. I, Dan DeMoss, will my Senior class schedule and all the hard work that I did to anyone who is as lazy as I was. I, Jim Dicken, will my ability to crawl through ventilation shafts and tunnels to any underclassman who thinks they can do it and not get caught like I did. I, Liz Druckenmiller, will my cheering energy to the next cheerleaders. Maybe with my energy and your energy together you ' ll have enough energy to cheer. I, Peggy Druckenmiller, will my ability to have parties to my sister who already has a good start. I, Andrea Fry, do hereby will my ability to grow fingernails to Jenni Burkart who doesn ' t even have a good start. I, Pam Heilman, will to Gary Lee Franklin Sharp one gallon of blue paint and one pound of plaster to repair the Rat Trap of a Vocational Agriculture office. I, Marge Huffman, will to Mrs. Watson an angel food cake which I have owed her for over two months. I would also like to will Miss Ziegler what ' s left of my typing eraser and may it bring her less mistakes than I ' ve had. Then, last of all, I ' d like to will my science chair from science class to the next dumb sucker that likes to sleep all of the time because I think it ' s jinxed. I, Dave Jibilian, will my diploma to any underclassman who wants it, seeing as I don ' t want to graduate. I, Linda Joseph, will my body to the biology department for scientific study only. I, Larry Keim, will go. I, Nancy Laird, will my V.W. to anyone who doesn ' t like fast speeds. I, Amy Lutz, will all my good times in high school to any underclassman who thinks they should be in a hurry to graduate. I, Bruce Lutz, will my seat in Pat Cleveland ' s truck to help get water 3rd period to anyone who is hungry in the morning. I, Carma Marshall, will my oak tree to my brother, Jeff, so that he can have a tree to himself. I, Donna Moore, will the duty of librarian to anyone who can accomplish the job. I, G len Moore, will my ability to be quiet and to stay out of trouble to all the eighth graders because they need it. I, Rosemary Lee Nighswander, will my seat on the bus from Old Fort to Vanguard to any Junior that likes to bounce to school. I, Jane Nye, being of unsound mind and body, will to my little brother, Dan, my ability to be outgoing and also my good grades. 36 WILLS I, Gladhys Ordonez, will my ability to get to school on time to Jim Perry in hopes that he can do the same. I, Dave Omlor, believing to be of sound mind and body, will my strong left arm to anyone who wants to carry home all of the books in their locker every night like I did. I, Dave Pence, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will to anybody my ability to sing on top of fences at niqht without getting hit by a shoe or chased by a dog. I, Gary Perkins, being of sound mind and body will my throwing arm to Jenni Burkart so she can develop her screwball. I, Lynn Perry, will Gary Lee Fry the last year at Old Fort to mess around before I come back the followinq year to qet him for good. I, Martha Price, will my willpower to grow fingernails to anyone because it hasn ' t been of much use to me. I, Arminta Priddy, will to anyone who wants it the editorship of the Kampus Keyhole. I, Douglas Rosenberger, will a box of hankies to Michael Terry in locker 442. I, Linda Steyer, being of sound mind and body, will my pet bird to the Board of Education in hopes that they put it to good use. I, Kim Stiger, will all my hair to Mr. Gregory because he needs it badly. I, Mike Stiger, will my nickname to any sophomore who has an accident. I, Jeff Stover, being of sound mind and body hereby will my ability to get caught in the act and my passport to the office, namely Mr. Hodge ' s office, to any junior who thinks he can get my kind of grade in citizenship. I, Pete Strang, will my ability to sleep in Mr. Brueggemeier ' s math class to anyone who needs a nap after lunch. I, Jim Thomson, will my track ability to Paul Riehm. I, Connie Gillmor Whitman, will my first chair position in band and all the fun I had there to Linda Ritzenthaler in hopes that she sticks to it. I, Thomas Allen Whitman, will to any future geometry student the ability I had for missing so many geometry classes in hopes that Mr. Brueggemeier won ' t get mad. (Thank you Mr. Brueggemeier) I, Elizabeth Wise, will my spot on the GAA basketball team to Jane Stover in hopes that they win at least one game next year. I, Dave Zimmerman, will my alarm clock to Mike Terry and Chris Applebaum so they can get up as early as I did before school. Witnesses: 37 CLASS PROPHECY Here is your roving reporter, Gordie Grabarkewitz, in the year 1983 checking out the leading citizens of America. Our first stop takes us to the most famous radio station in America, which just happens to be CKLW, to honor their top two men in broadcasting, Gary Perkins and Jeff Stover. These two are graduates of O.F.H.S. and happen to be tops at what they do. As we move on by plane to New York ' s Bellevue Hospital, we notice that Pete Strang is pilot and head man on this Boeing 1983 which has four floors and the latest in luxuries. We find a bum hiding in the tail of the plane, who gives his name as Doug Rosenberger. We fit him with a parachute and out he goes. We land in New York and are driven by Army Brigadier General Mike Stiger to the hospital. Here we are met by nurses Linda Steyer, Bobbie Jo Borough, and Donna Moore and are immediately introduced to Dr. Priddy and have our picture taken by old photo flash, Jane Nye. After a brief tour of the hospital with the Dr. ' s top assistant, Carma Marshall, we are off again. We fly to the United States Business and Commerce Building and we are met by the three major stockholders of the company, Dave Jibilian, Bruce Lutz, and Tom Whitman. We are led through the many offices and are greeted and warmly welcomed by secretaries Denise Barger, Nancy Laird, Liz Druckenmiller, Pam Heilman, and Mary Bastian, and are pleasantly surprised when we are greeted in Spanish by the company ' s bilingual secretary, Gladhys Ordonez. We all agree that they are very efficient with their hands . . . when it comes to typing. We move on to Detroit ' s Tiger Stadium to have a quick chit-chat with Detroit ' s outstanding manager, Dan DeMoss, on their chances in ' 83. Well, we ' ll need our usual good pitching plus another outstanding year out of our 27-year old superstar Ken Barth, who happens to be an oil millionaire in the off season. Also, this year we have Jim Thomson, a physical education teacher at O.F.H.S., who is leading spring training exercises. Things got off to a wobbly start but he has brought about some consistency in our aging bones. We move on to a large ultra-modern welding, draft¬ ing, and mechanical complex which is owned and operated by Jerry Cantu, Ken Biller, Tom Bryon, Larry Keim and Allen Neeley. We are surprised when they inform us that their shop has made them all five millionaires in ten short years. Amazing! On we go to an engineering school for underprivileged kids which is run by Kim Stiger and Dave Pence. Through hard work and much effort they have created a small miracle. As we fly on we pass over a huge spread owned by successful farmer, Jim Burks. However, I develop a toothache and we head for Dr. Drake ' s office and I ' m met by his assistant, Peggy Druckenmiller. She informs us that instead of the usual use of novocain, you are induced into a pain free feeling by psychologists, Amy Lutz and Betsy Wise. I soon feel better and we head for Mr. Wiggs and are met by head salesclerk, Linda Joseph, and she informs us that there will soon be a hair style and fashion show performed by world famous model, Lynn Perry. We took time out of our journey and got a sneak preview of the coming spring fashions for 1984. We go next door to a factory called Make A Bag which is owned by Rosemary Nighswander and operated by Glen Moore. It ' s a fantastic operation which is run very well by Mr. Moore. We stop by Zimmerman ' s car lot and end up buying a used 1965 two-tone Mustang at a very low price. It was a one-day sale at only 43 cents. We stop at an L K and see our old friend Marge Huffman and are given outstanding service. We head for fun city, Cedar Point, which is now owned by V. L. Borough and Co. I saw some old friends, Lynda Abbott and Dave Omlor, who are both back from Germany. For Lynda, it was pure pleasure, but for David it meant active duty after graduation from West Point. I am treated to a fabulous art show by Andrea Fry before I am asked to present 6 ft. trophies to both Martha Price and Connie Whitman who tied for Housewife of the Year in America. Well, it ' s been 12 days but it seems to have lasted 12 years. Old Fort has produced many great citizens but none like the group I have just mentioned. This is Gordie Grabarkewitz saying good-bye and good luck to the seniors of Old Fort High School in the year 1973. VANGUARD Mike, Electronics Rosemary, Child Care Assistant 39 m Larry, Graphics Liz, Cooperative Office Education Vanguard National Machinery Winners - Brent Binkley, Liz Druckemiller, Mike Klaiss, Brenda Binkley, Dan Oakleaf. Allen, Agriculture Industrial Service Equipment Denise, High Skilled Stenography 40 MAY 27 1973 What Is Graduation? A cap and gown A rose from a bouquet Pressed in a book-- The program of the day The swell of music And a lifting of the heart- The feeling of a new life Soon to start Autographs gathered A flurry of Good-byes An unexpected stinging Of the eyes Speeches about the future Bright and new Long, silent dreams Of many things to do-- Parties and dances Gifts and preparations And running through it all- CONGRATULATIONS! Jean Kyler McManus ■ GRADUATION Thoughtful instructions Walking towards our goal. Am I ready????? Wishing they were graduating perhaps???? 42 It’s struggling on with the will to win. Hope we uphold the motto better than the tape did!!! It ' s being just to your fellow man. AWARDS Vanguard Student of the Year Award - Linda Joseph. David Omlor receives 5th award. Arminta Priddy receives 4th award. And doing your noblest -- That ' s success! Lucille Boesken SPEAKERS Reverend Albert Schwenke presented the Baccalau¬ reate Address. Dave Jibilian, commencement speaker, helped us relive past school days. Commencement speaker Lynda Abbott presented various paths for the seniors to follow after gradua¬ tion. 44 Under threat of rain and mixed emotions, 47 seniors, dressed in resplendent royal purple gowns and caps, marched slowly into the auditorium at 3 P.M. on the overcast, gray afternoon of May 27, 1973. Reverend Albert Schwenke delivered the Baccalaureate Address and Dave Jibilian and Lynda Abbott delivered the commencement messages. Then the long awaited moment arrived: Mr. Larry Hodge, High School Principal, presented to Mr. Paul Molyet, Board of Education President, the Class of 1973 for the presentation of their coveted diplomas. For the seventy first time. Old Fort High School proudly introduced it ' s finest products to the community of the world. The journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step. 45 m ELEVENTH Chris Applebaum Dan Aube Deborah Barto Steve Bauer Dale Bender Kathy Biller Brenda Binkley Brent Binkley Barbara Brown Marcia Brutcher Melanie Burks Janette Clark Pat Cleveland Sue Cunningham Gary Fry Dennis Dodson Michael Druckenmiller Albert Eckel Jim Ellis Clay Foreman Ron Fortney Nick Heilman Geralyn Hill Monte Hill Marsha Hoke 48 j r, I GRADE Bill Humes Chris Molyet Mike Klaiss Brad Newman Larry Kohlenberg John Longbrake Deb Marshall Valentine Martinez LaDonna Meade Dan Oakleaf Brad Omlor Nancy Oakleaf Charles Priddy Mike Puffenberger Paul Riehm Holly Sheidler Larry Smith Dena Stiger Jane Stover Mike Terry Vernon Terry Connie Watkins Cheryl Weiker John Wise Kim Wise I TENTH 0P Bill Biller Lori Binkley Jim Adams Randy Aube Sharon Bagley Janice Bender Peggy Beeler Don Berlekamp Don Bitler Shirley Bowers Cindy Bright 50 Class Officers - Mark Jibilian, Cathy Gillmor, Jenni Burkart, Cindy Bright, Lora Wonder. Chess Champs GRADE Darrell Brown Jennifer Burkart Cheryl Clem Darlene Cleveland Larry Cook Cindy Curns Diane DeMoss Barb Dicken Jerry Downing Debbie Druckenmiller Karen Druckenmiller Vernon Dull Sharon Fortney Randy Fry Jim Gegorski Cathy Gillmor Becky Heilman Pete Heilman Dave Hoke John Hoover Harry Huber Mark Jibilian Mary Kiesel Don Maag Martha Molyet Carol Montgomery Betty Moore Cheryl Myers Chris Neeley Rick Omlor John Overmyer Cheryl Perkins Debbie Powers Jim Rapp Pam Smith Fred Steyer Jeff Trautman Mike Whitman Steve Williman Lora Wonder 51 NINTH Kathy Barth Alfred Barney Diane Barger Martha Beeler Marilyn Beier John Bender Pam Borough Teresa Borough Tina Brutcher Donald Bryon Mary Ann Burks Thomas Burks Sue Cantu Nancy Casselman Terry Cleveland Vivica Cleveland Betty Cunningham Alvin DeMonte Dan Dodson Don Ellis Nancy Eschenbrenner Gina Fry Edna Gibson Karen Gillmor David Hade Paul Haugh Daniel Hiestand Margaret Humes Brenda Joseph Steve Kay Gary Kerlin Bill Keckler Bill Klaiss Roger Lange Anita Martinez 52 GRADE Jeff Miller Pam Molyet Pam Niday Lynn Nowak Karen Oakleaf Linda Oakleaf Cheryl Omlor Jim Perry Gary Powers Diane Rau Scott Rosenberger Larry Scherger Sheri Shireman James Smith Pat Smith Willis Smith Dan Snay Pat Swickard Patty Terry Larry Weiker Class Officers - Cheryl Omlor, Terry Cleveland, Linda Oak¬ leaf, Teresa Borough. 53 55 A.F.S. STUDENT GLADHYS ORDONEZ FUENTES 56 Another Mistake! Studying Hard Oh No! Hard At Work 57 HOMECOMING 1973 Sophomore Attendant Cindy Bright, Senior Attendant Peg Druckenmiller, 1973 Homecoming Queen Martha Price, Junior Attendant Sue Cunningham, Freshman Attendant Sherie Shireman. Queen Martha and escort David Omlor. Queen Martha receives kiss from 1972 Home- Queen Martha and escort David Omlor after corona¬ coming Queen Debbie Shireman. tion. 58 Basketball players and cheerleaders form honor guard. 1972 Homecoming Queen Debbie Shireman Freshman Attendant Sheri Shireman Escort Bruce Lutz Sophomore Attendant Cindy Bright Escort Ken Barth Junior Attendant Sue Cunningham Escort Jim Burks Senior Attendant Peg Druckenmiller Escort Jerry Cantu 59 JUNIOR - SENIOR PROM 60 61 SENIOR One more remark like that Titus, Lily Belle, and Samuel, the money-hungry children who are in search in fortune. THE CURIOUS SAVAGE” 62 PLAY A $10,000,000 teddy bear? Lily Belle - one of the greedy children. Don ' t you think I’m pretty. Mrs. Savage reads the newspaper which shocks the rest of the inmates. On the night of October 28, 1972, the Senior Class of 1973 proudly presented The Curious Savage, a rollicking three-act play. The curtain went up on the first act and dis¬ played a beautiful set representing the Cloisters , a mental sanitarium, run by Dr. Emmett and his nurse, Miss Willie. The audience was introduced to some loveable inmates. Into this seemingly quiet atmosphere comes the wealthy Ethel Savage, who life and personality is indeed curious and changes all who come in contact with her. She is placed here by her selfish children who want to control her fortune. Her children go through all sorts of misadventures and schemes to get her money but Mrs. Savage outwits them with the help of the patients and the play ends on a happy note as Mrs. Savage, as well as her friends, realize their dreams. The play was directed by Mr. Robert Yaekel with Lynn Perry and Vickie Borough assisting. Our devoted director. 63 JUNIOR CLASS PLAY HARVEY” 64 ONE-ACT PLAYS TIMER” 65 NATIONAL MACHINERY 1973 Left to Right: Bruce Lutz, $200 winner; Andi Fry, $300 winner; Dave Omlor, $300 winner; Arminta Priddy, $200 winner. Front to Back: Linda Steyer, Mary Bastian, Martha Price, Andi Fry, Ken Barth, Dave Omlor, Carma Marshall, Pam Heilman, Arminta Priddy, Amy Lutz, Bobbie Borough, Bruce Lutz. Seated: Donna Moore, Betsy Wise. Juniors - Front to Back: John Wise, Charles Priddy, Dale Bender, Pat Cleve¬ land, Geralyn Hill, Kathy Biller, Jim Ellis, Bill Humes, John Longbrake. Seat¬ ed: Connie Watkins, Melanie Burks. L i: ' j 1 F ! 1 ij L - m Sophomores - First Row: Jenni Burkart, Cathy Gillmor, Peggy Beeler, Janice Bender. Second Row: Martha Molyet, Debbie Druckenmiller, Cindy Bright, Karen Druckenmiller. Third Row: Chris Neeley, Don Berlekamp, Larry Cook, John Hoover, Cheryl Myers. Freshmen - Front to Back: Pam Molyet, Martha Beeler, Nancy Casselman, Vivica Cleveland, Gene Haugh, Nancy Eschen- brenner, Karen Gillmor, Marilyn Beier, Diane Barger, Terry Cleveland, Jeff Miller, Daniel Hiestand, Roger Lange. Seated: Rise Wise, Don Ellis. HIGH SCHOOL CONCERT BAND AND CHOIR Jamming! The band had a Christmas party and a very well-rounded Santa. Standing: Director John Gregory, Lori Binkley, Betsy Wise, Jim Ellis, Roger Lange, Don Ellis, Terry Cleveland, David Stout, Christa Heilman, Peggy Beeler, Paul Riehm, Charles Priddy, Sue Cunningham, Nancy Eschenbrenner. First Row. John Wise, Mark Jibilian, Darlene Cleveland, Cathy Gillmor, Daniel Hiestand, Jeff Miller. Second Row: Nancy Casselman, Karen Oakleaf, Pam Overmyer, Pam Molyet, Juanita Molyet, Willis Smith, Chris Ackerman, David Smith. Third Row: Chris Molyet, Geralyn Hill, Kathy Biller, Dena Stiger, Becky Heilman, Duane Fortney, Jackie Beeler. Fourth Row: Lynda Abbott, Pam Heilman, Connie Watkins, Linda Ritzenthaler, Marilyn Beier, Pam Niday. Fifth Row: Rise Wise, Lora Wonder, Vickie Borough, Betty Cunningham. Sixth Row: Teresa Borough, Lynne Bright, Cheryl Omlor. Seventh Row: Vivica Cleveland, Kim Wise, Karen Gillmor, Bobbie Borough, Connie Gillmor Whitman, Sharon Fortney. Eighth Row: Jim Thomson, Arminta Priddy, Deb Barto, Martha Molyet, Kim Molyet, Ralph Watson. Ninth Row: Kim Stiger, Don Berlekamp, Susan Sherman, John Hoover, Mike Blue, Chip Main, Becky Barth. Tenth Row: Melanie Burks, Larry Cook, Mary Ann Burks, Craig Mellot, Pat Cleveland, Mary Bastian, Larry Scherger. Seated: Rise Wise, Vivica Cleveland. First Row: Director Mr. Gregory, Geralyn Hill, Chris Molyet, Karen Gillmor, Deb Barto, Cathy Gillmor, Sharon Fortney, Sharon Bagley, Peggy Beeler, Mary Bastian, Dena Stiger. Second Row: Carma Marshall, Karen Oakleaf, Pam Borough, Andi Fry, Lori Binkley, Bobbie Borough! Melanie Burks, Deb Powers, Pam Smith, Becky Heilman, Darlene Cleveland. Third Row: Diane Barger, Nancy Casselman, Teresa Borough, Brenda Joseph, Pam Molyet, Cindy Bright, Vickie Borough, Sue Cunningham, Amy Lutz, Martha Price, Jane Nye, Connie Gillmor Whitman. Fourth Row: Dave Jibilian, Rick Omlor, Kim Stiger, Jim Thomson, Dave Omlor, Jeff Stover, Pat Cleveland, Terry Cleveland, Don Bitler, Darrell Brown, Larry Scherger. Miss Ziegler displays her gift. HOLD IT!!! 69 JUNIOR HIGH MUSIC Seventh Grade Ensemble - Elaine DeMoss, Kim Ackerman, Joni MiHer, Molly Murray, Mrs. Miller, Director; Lisa Swickard, Lisa Faunce, Janeen Ryman, Cindy Heilman, Lucy Heilman. Eighth Grade Ensemble - Julie Burkart, Becky Barto, Gwen Lee, Linda Ritzenthaler, Juanita Molyet, Mrs. Miller, Debbie Barger, Susan Buckner, Kim Molyet, Susan Sherman. STAGE BAND First Row: Arminta Priddy, Martha Molyet, Debbie Barto, Jim Thomson, Kim Stiger, Don Berlekamp, John Hoover. Second Row: John Wise, Mark Jibilian, Chris Ackerman, Pat Cleveland, Melanie Burks, Larry Cook, Mary Ann Burks, Craig Mellot. Third Row: Betsy Wise, Jim Ellis, Paul Riehm, Mr. Gregory, Director; Vivica Cleveland, Rise Wise. 71 merry HAPPY mm AND NEN CHRISTMAS A illilltllliinHiai 73 YEARBOOK STAFF Seated: Bruce Lutz, Editor; Mary Bastian, Editor; Lynda Abbott, Editor; Miss Kay Ziegler, Advisor. First Row: Carma Marshall, Pam Heilman, Amy Lutz, Linda Steyer, Betsy Wise, Andi Fry. Second Row: Bobbie Borough, Jeff Stover, Dave Omlor, Ken Barth. Absent: Dave Jibilian. Many late hours were put into the annual. Dave makes signs for the annual. Danny offers advice. 75 STUDENT COUNCIL •MrMi Seated: Pat Cleveland, Treasurer; Melanie Burks, Vice-President; Bruce Lutz, President; Lynda Abbott, Secretary-Reporter. Standing: Mr. Duane Seiling, Advisor; Becky Barto, DeLane Clem, Mark Jibilian, Teresa Borough, Ken Bartha, Don Bryon, Don Berlekamp, Sue Cunningham, Lori Binkley, Sue Buckner, Tina Brutcher. The Student Council was very active this year. The Council was designed to keep students happy with school. If they had a problem or suggestion, the student or students were to talk it over with a Council member who would bring it up at the next meeting. One of the first jobs was to build a suggestion box that was placed in the hall. The largest projects for the year are shown on the following pages. The mock election was a learning experience as well as fun. It just didn ' t seem to last long enough. But it ended when rivalry was at its peak. The Arkansas Lassie game was quite an experience--not only for the men faculty, but for the audience. COUNCIL SNAPS The night our faculty played The Arkansas Lassies, a team of women who travel all over the United States. It was a night that Old Fort won ' t forget for a while. 77 COUNCIL MOCK Nixon fans Chief Justice Melanie Burks swears in the new Pres¬ ident. Agnew watches on. Left to Right: Shriver, McGovern, and Sue Cunningham as their speaker; Dave Jibilian, speaker for Pete and Dave of the Independent Beer Party. Richard Nixon and his running mate, Spiro Agnew, repre¬ sented by Dan DeMoss and Gary Fry, won the Old Fort Mock Election November 6, 1972. The Republicans were challenged by Democrats Dave Hoke and Chris Applebaum and a surprise political party, the Independent Beer Party of Pete Strang and Dave Pence. 78 HONOR SOCIETY 1st Semester Honor Society - First Row: Carma Marshall, Cathy Gillmor, Kathy Biller, Bruce Lutz, Lynda Abbott, Jenni Burkart. Second Row: Chris Molyet, Pam Heilman, Gladhys Ordonez, Linda Joseph, Lori Binkley, Andrea Fry, Dave Jibilian. Third Row: Deb Barto, Liz Drucken¬ miller, Martha Price, Deb Druckenmiller, Cindy Bright, Gary Perkins, Kim Wise, Betsy Wise, Melanie Burks, Mark Jibilian. Fourth Row: Arminta Priddy, Jim Thomson, Dave Omlor, Larry Cook, Don Berlekamp, Ken Barth, Connie Watkins, Chris Neeley. During the second semester Old Fort inducted ten juniors and seniors into the National Honor Society. The eight in the picture at the left are Andrea Fry, Carma Marshall, Arminta Priddy, Mar¬ tha Price, Connie Watkins, Dale Bender, Ken Barth, and David Omlor. Two of the ten inductees attended Vanguard Vocational School in Fremont and were unable to be here when this picture was taken. They are Liz Druckenmiller and Brenda Binkley. 79 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA F.H.A. was very active this year in many money-making projects. We not only worked hard for our own club, but also for other organizations such as collecting pennies for the Children ' s Hospital in Columbus. Having two skating parties, one in the fall and one in the spring, proved to be quite profitable. Also, vari ous bake sales helped us raise money for our club. F.H.A. was especially rewarding for two Seniors in our club this year. These were Amy Lutz and Bobbie Jo Borough who achieved their State Homemaker Degree. We were proud to have these two Seniors represent us at the State Convention in Columbus. All the accomplishments we made this year came about with the helpful guidance of our Advisor, Mrs. Watson. Seated: Chen Weiker, Peggy Beeler, Deb Druckenmiller, Lynda Abbott, Amy Lutz, Bobbie Borough, Martha Price, Darlene Cleveland. Standing: Mrs Watson Advisor. First Row: Tina Brutcher, Janice Bender, Sheri Shireman, Karen Oakleaf, Sharon Fortney, Gina Fry, Barb Brown, Lynn Nowak, Margaret Humes Diane ' Rau, Kathy Biller. Second Row: Pam Heilman, Dena Stiger, Marilyn Beier, Barb Dicken, Chris Whitman, Marcia Brutcher, Becky Heilman, Gladhys Ordonez, Jane Nye, Mary Bastian, Mary Kiesel. Third Row: Sue Cantu, Linda Joseph, Lynn Perry, Pam Smith, Linda Steyer, Edna Gibson, Lori Binkley, Jane Stover Brenda Joseph, Sue Cunningham, Cheryl Myers. 80 fe Honorary Members - Miss Kay Ziegler, Mrs. Ralph Watson I, Mrs. Robert Wilier. Freshman Initiation. Mrs. Watson, Amy Lutz, Miss Ziegler. Homemakers? OLD FORT HIGfrSXJHOOL FHA Officers FHA members planting flowers. 81 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA First Row: Mr Gary Sharp, Advisor; Dave Zimmerman, Doug Rosenberger, President; Dale Bender, Pete.Heilman, Nick Heilman. Second Row: Jerry Downing, Dan Dodson, Gary Kerlin, Larry Weiker, Roger Lange, Jeff Miller, Jim Smith, John Bender, Mike Druckenmiller, Pau Riehm, Scott Rosenberger. Third Row: Rick Omlor, Dave Pence, Jim Burks, Jim Gegorski, Fred Steyer, Jeff Trautman, Don Bryon, Ron Whitman, Vernon Terry, Mike Keckler, Pat Smith. Mr. Sharp presents awards. Dale Bender, Scholarship and Star Chapter Farmer; Jeff Miller, Scholarship; Roger Lange, Star Greenhand. Nick Heilman presenting an Honorary Member plaque to Mr. Paul Molyet. FFA QUEEN AND COURT 1972 Queen Linda Steyer, Cathy Gillmor, Sophomore; Liz Druckenmiller, Senior; Lynda Abbott, Queen; Melanie Burks, Junior; Linda Oakleaf, Freshman. Coronation of the Queen. THE BANQUET Reciting the Creed. President Doug Rosenberger presides over the meeting. Sentinel Pete Heilman describing the duties of Vice-President Jim Burks his office. Student Advisor Mike Druckenmiller 83 a KAMPUS KEY Seated: Mr. Yaekel, Advisor; Arminta Priddy, Editor. First Row: Deb Marshall, Geralyn Hill, Carma Marshall, Kathy Biller, Chris Molyet, Marcia Brutcher, Deb Barto. Second Row: Melanie Burks, Amy Lutz, Cindy Curns, Jane Stover, Cheri Weiker, Pam Heilman, Mark Jibilian, Holly Sheidler. Third Row: Donna Moore, Sue Cunningham, Vickie Borough, Marsha Hoke, Bobbie Borough, Betsy Wise, Bruce Lutz. The corridors are quiet; the laughter, giggles, talking and shouting are all gone. No shuffling feet, no whispers, nothing but silence, but -- in the typing room long after school is out, the loyal group of the KAMPUS KEYHOLE staff is busy typing, mimeographing, stapling, etc. to meet the deadline in time. Under the efficient editorship of Arminta Priddy, the KAMPUS KEYHOLE came out every two weeks eagerly awaited by its readers. Carrying a variety of school and com¬ munity news the school paper is the only local paper, so it is read by students and parents alike. This year the advisor was Mr. Robert Yaekel and the staff was Editor-in-Chief, Arminta Priddy; Assistant Editor, Deb Barto; News Editor, Chris Molyet; Sports Editor, Bruce Lutz; Art Editor, Betsy Wise; Assistant Art Editor, Melanie Burks; Production Editors, Lori Binkley and Holly Sheidler; Circula¬ tion Editor, Kathy Biller; Exchange Editor, Donna Moore. 84 HOLE STAFF WORK 4- FUN = 1973 KEYHOLE 85 LATIN CLUB Seated: Larry Cook, Chris Neeley, Dave Omlor, Andi Fry, Advisor Mrs. Murray. First Row: Nancy Eschenbrenner, Gina Fry, Cheryl Omlor, Don Ellis. Second Row: Dave Jibilian, Randy Fry, Jenni Burkart, Martha Price, Arminta Priddy, Teresa Borough, Martha Molyet, Linda Steyer, Pat Terry, Kathy Barth, Dena Stiger, Dan Hiestand, David Hade. Third Row: Willis Smith, Brad Newman, Mark Jibilian, Paul Riehm, Pete Strang, Charles Priddy, John Longbrake, Jeff Stover, Don Berlekamp, Ken Barth, Tom Burks, Jeff Miller, Roger Lange, John Bender. Expert M.C. for the Slave Sale. Look what ' s for sale! Reading off his qualifications. ROMAN BANQUET The food was enjoyed by all. Longest he ever sat in one place! Gladhys was the guest of honor. The slaves kept their noses to the grindstone. What a face! But they had fun, too, as Paul demonstrates. Consummation of four years. I 87 SPANISH CLUB Seated: Bruce Lutz, Carma Marshall, Connie Gillmor Whitman, Jane Stover, Advisor Mrs. Murray. First Row: Randy Aube, Karen Oakleaf, Nancy Oakleaf, Brenda Binkley, Deb Barto, Chris Molyet, Martha Beeler, Pam Borough, Karen Gillmor, Lora Wonder, Cathy Gillmor, Sharon Bagley, Barb Dicken, Marilyn Beier. Second Row: Holly Sheidler, Edna Gibson, Pam Smith, Larry Scherger, Jane Nye, Amy Lutz, Sue Cantu, Gladhys Ordonez, Mary Bastian, Lori Binkley, Don Maag, Gene Haugh. Third Row: John Overmyer, Terry Cleveland, Betty Cunningham, Nancy Oakleaf, Vivica Cleveland, Melanie Burks, Cheri Weiker, Mary Ann Burks, Pam Niday, Sue Cunningham, Cindy Bright. Fourth Row: Connie Watkins, Pam Molyet, Betsy Wise, Kim Wise, Vickie Borough, Brad Newman, Jim Thomson, Bill Humes, Pat Swickard, Butch DeMonte, Dan DeMoss, Gary Perkins. Performing for the Christmas program. Happy Birthday to one of our favorites - Gladhys. 88 SPANISH TRIP Let ' s get her I want to eat too! I ' m not paying! Where ' s rny food? Who spilt the water? 89 AFS CLUB Entertainment for our Old Fort AFS Day - gymnastic skills and German Band. American Field Service has been an active club this year. As well as hosting an exchange student from Honduras, Gladhys Ordonez, who stayed with the Richard Perry family. Old Fort AFS for the first time is sending a student overseas. Cheri Weiker, a junior, will be spending the summer in Minas Gieras, Brazil, as part of the AFS program. The major project of AFS this year was a “tag day in November from which over $600 was donated by the Old Fort community. Additionally, Old Fort participated in April with Fremont Ross for an international weekend. In this activity, exchange students and their host brother or sister visited Old Fort on a Friday and stayed overnight with an Old Fort AFS members. The group attended several social functions at Fremont on Saturday and Sunday. First Row: Jane Nye, Connie Gillmor Whitman, Pam Borough, Lora Wonder, Lynn Perry, Gladhys Ordonez, Jenni Burkart, Karen Gillmor, Carma Marshall, Chris Molyet, Holly Sheidler, Debbie Marshall, Advisor Miss Jennifer Schumacher. Second Row: Jane Stover, Bobbie Borough, Martha Price, Lynda Abbott, Martha Molyet, Andi Fry, Linda Steyer, Betty Cunningham, Nancy Casselman, Vivica Cleveland, Amy Lutz, Mary Bastian. Third Row: Pam Molyet, Betsy Wise, Arminta Priddy, Mary Ann Burks, Teresa Borough, Jeff Stover, Sue Cunningham, Rise Wise, Pam Niday, Melanie Burks, Cheri Weiker. 90 LIBRARIANS First Row: Tom Biller, Bill Biller, John Overmyer, Steve Kay, Don Maag, Randy Aube, Barb Brown, Deb Barto. Second Row: Advisor Mr. Yaekel, Jane Stover, Cheri Weiker, Donna Moore, Vickie Borough, Pat Cleveland, Arminta Priddy, Amy Lutz, Lynn Perry, John Bender. Head Librarian?? Mr. Yaekel ' s little black book? 91 ART CLUB 1 1 3 ■ Seated: Lora Wonder, Miss Lybeck, Advisor; Shirley Bowers, Cheryl Clem. Second Row: Julie Burkart, Kim Kiesel, Jackie Beeler, Becky Barto, Juanita Molyet, Cindy Beeler, Mary Martinez, Cheryl Klaiss. Third Row: Cindy Stiger, Sue Buckner, Linda Ritzenthaler, Amy Lutz, Deb Kromer, Christa Heilman, Sue Sherman, Dea Eisaman, Pat Terry, Diane DeMoss, Deb Druckenmiller. Art Club is both a service and a fun organization. The members do art-connected projects for their own enjoyment and to raise money to buy large equip¬ ment for the Art Department. The money earned this year will be used to purchase a printing press. Some of the projects worked on by the club were tie-dyeing, candle making and Christmas decorations. 92 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Seated: Advisor Mr. Terry Reed, Chris Molyet, Connie Watkins, Betsy Wise, Janice Bender, Advisor Miss Mary Cunningham. First Row: Dena Stiger, Nancy Eschenbrenner, Mary Martinez, Barb Brown, Carma Marshall, Lora Wonder, Barb Dicken, Becky Heilman, Lori Binkley. Second Row: Amy Lutz, Cheri Weiker, Pam Smith, Betty Cunningham, Arminta Priddy, Chris Neeley, Debbie Powers, Vickie Borough, Kim Wise, John Longbrake, Bill Humes, Jeff Stover. CHESS CLUB Seated: Cathy Gillmor, John Hoover, Advisor Mr. Dean Bryant. First Row: Gary Powers, Chris Molyet, Cheri Weiker, John Bender. Second Row: Willis Smith, John Longbrake, Bill Humes, Don Bitler, Gene Haugh. 93 p VARSITY BASKETBALL Kneeling: Dave Pence, Pat Cleveland, Coach Bise, Tom Whitman, Bruce Lutz. Standing: Mike Klaiss, Manager; Dan DeMoss, Jim Burks, Gary Fry, Larry Cook, Dave Omlor, Ken Barth, Ron Fortney, Dan Oakleaf, Manager. The 1972-73 basketball team started the season out on the wrong foot with a defeat by our biggest rival Bettsville. Although our first league game ended in defeat, we still had high hopes to win the Seneca County Crown. With losses to New Riegel, Seneca East and Bettsville again, our hopes faded away. The 13-9 record is a respectable accomplishment for the eight Seniors who will graduate, but it is a challenge for the four returning players and the up-coming reserves to improve upon. Mr. Everything Burn Bobcats! Senior Dave Pence 1 st-year varsity Senior Ken Barth 1 st-year varsity Senior Jim Burks 2nd-year varsity Senior Dave Omlor 2nd-year varsity Senior Dan DeMoss 1 st-year varsity Senior Tom Whitman 2nd-year varsity Senior Bruce Lutz 2nd-year varsity Junior Gary Fry 1 st-year varsity Junior Ron Fortney Junior Pat Cleveland Sophomore Larry Cook 1 st-year varsity 97 SENIORS LEAD THE WAY STUFF SLAM All together now [rH iL 4 V JS f ■ w E ' - VARSITY CHEERLEADERS 100 Seniors win Spirit Stick. Mr. Bise urges the boys on. a RESERVE BASKETBALL ii Steve Williman Randy Fry Harry Huber Ron Fortney Don Berlekamp Pat Cleveland Jeff Trautman Cheerleaders with the Spirit Stick of 1973. Reserve Cheerleaders at left - Bottom Row: Cathy Gillmor, Cindy Curns, Jenni Burkart. Top Row: Peg Beeler, Shirley Bowers. RESERVE BASKETBALL First Row: Mark Jibilian, John Hoover, Ron Fortney, Chris Applebaum, Rick Omlor, Randy Fry. Second Row: Mr. Omlor, Coach; Mike Whitman, Steve Williman, Harry Huber, Jeff Trautman, Don Berlekamp, Pat Cleveland, Dave Hoke, David Hade, Manager. Mark Jibilian Chris Applebaum The Reserve team ended the season with a 10-10 record, but this statistic does not show the great potential of the young Stockaders. The upcoming Sophomores and Juniors will help to make future teams great. 102 Mike Whitman Rick Omlor FRESHMAN BASKETBALL § ' r First Row: Scott Rosenberger, Gary Powers, Jim Smith, Dan Dodson, Dan Hiestand, John Bender. Second Row: Mr. Colvin, Coach; Terry Cleveland, Willis Smith, Butch DeMonte, Don Bryon, Pat Swickard, Tom Burks, Jeff Miller, Don Ellis, Manager. CHEERLEADERS Cheryl Omlor, Betty Cunningham, Vivica Cleveland, Karen Gillmor. 103 BASEBALL Sitting: Tom Whitman, Dan DeMoss, Ken Barth, Gary Perkins, Jim Burks. Kneeling: Nick Heilman, John Hoover, Kim Stiger, Dave Pence, Dan Hiestand, Terry Cleveland. Standing: Ron Fortney, Butch DeMonte, Pat Swickard, Mr. Joel Omlor, Coach; Dave Hoke, Tom Burks. Statisticians were Lori Binkley and Darlene Cleveland who were not present at the time this picture was taken. r Ji ! PM W 3 f L v, The Stockader baseballers finished their rain shortened 1973 season with an overall win-loss record of 7-3. In SCL competition Old Fort finished second behind New Riegel with a 6-1 slate. Tournament action saw the Stockaders ' bats booming in a 10-2 sectional semi-final victory over Seneca East. In the finals the bats were hot again, but this time from both Lakeside and Old Fort. Lakeside took the sectional crown with a 10-8 verdict despite a late inning rally by the Stockader batsmen. Even though they were defeated they still hung in there with the great spirit and desire that carried the team and coach through a heartbreaking season of rain and inclement weather. Finally, the team would like to thank Coach Omlor for all he went through and the fans for supporting us so well. Old Fort has a great baseball program and a fantastic future in store. 104 1973 Senior Pitcher Dan DeMoss in action during Sectional Tournament Finals with O.F. trailing 4-2. Old Fort went on to lose 10-8 despite a late inn¬ ing rally. This curtailed the tourna¬ ment action for the Stock- aders and ruined a chance to go on to district play. It would have been the sixth trip in seven years. 105 OLD FORT IN TOURNAMENT ACTION Warming up before the game. Senior Co-Captain Ken Barth leads off first base after rapping a single. Sophomore Dave Hoke waits on the pitch. Sophomore John Hoover warms up before an inning. Junior first baseman Ron Fortney fires ball homeward. 106 ACTION SNAPS The team looks on with hope. -j y •r ' “ ■ - . • “ .If firrA.-. SHfe ; :- -. KW Senior Tom Whitman Senior Gary Perkins Senior Jim Burks 107 Unhappy fans watch on. -m Freshman Tom Burks SPORTS What looks good to you? This year the Sports Banquet was held at the school. The dinner was served in the All-Purpose Room and then everyone moved to the High School Auditorium for the presentation of special a- wards. The coaches, cheerleading advisor, and GAA advisor recog¬ nized those people who achieved awards in athletics. Andi achieved an award. Dave Jibilian enjoys the banquet. 108 BANQUET Coach Omlor speaks. Jerry receives well-deserved award. GOLF Kneeling: Randy Fry, Steve Williman, John Overmyer, Scott Rosenberger. Standing: Coach Dan Colvin, Tom Whitman, Bill Humes, David Omlor, John Longbrake. G A A. Sitting: Sue Cunningham, Betsy Wise, Advisor Mrs. Fowler, Cheryl Weiker. First Row: Jenni Burkart, Chris Molyet, Deb Barto, Martha Beeler, Carma Marshall, Margaret Humes, Lynn Nowak, Diane Rau, Cindy Stiger, Susan Bucker, Sharon Fortney, Janice Bender, Sheri Shireman, Regina Fry, Tina Brutcher, Barb Brown, Nancy Eschenbrenner. Second Row: Diane Barger, Rise Wise, Debbie Barger, Juanita Molyet, Cindy Curns, Martha Price, Sue Cantu, Jackie Beeler, Jane Nye, Barb Dicken, Sharon Bagley, Karen Gillmor, Marilyn Beier, Peggy Beeler, Andi Fry, Cathy Gillmor, Karen Oakleaf, Julie Burkart. Third Row: Lori Binkley, Diane DeMoss, Darlene Cleveland, Martha Molyet, Dea Eisaman, Brenda Joseph, Cheryl Clem, Pat Terry, Sue Sherman, Pam Smith, Dena Stiger, Edna Gibson, Pam Borough, Connie Gillmor Whitman, Chris Whitman, Christa Heilman, Lynne Bright, Kim Molyet, Becky Barto, Pam Molyet, Kim Wise, Cindy Bright, Vickie Borough, Arminta Priddy, Pam Niday, Chris Neeley, Mary Ann Burks, Betty Cunningham, Nancy Casselman, Debbie Druckenmiller, Bobbie Borough, Becky Heilman, Jane Stover, Melanie Burks, Shirley Bowers, Mary Kiesel, Kathy Barth, Teresa Borough, Cheryl Omlor, Linda Oakleaf. no GIRLS’ CROSS COUNTRY Janice Bender, Kem Wise, Deb Druckenmiller, Karen Gillmor. GIRLS’ TRACK Seated: Anita Martinez, Mary Martinez, Janice Bender, Karen Gillmor, Dea Eisaman, Mary Kiesel, Edna Gibson. Standing: Cathy Gillmor, Susie Funston, Kim Wise, Deb Druckenmiller, Darlene Cleve¬ land, Chris Neeley, Martha Molyet, Peggy Beeler. HIGH SCHOOL TRACK Kneeling: Dan Dodson, Bruce Lutz, Chuck Priddy, Paul Riehm, Mike Druckenmiller, Tom Whitman, Dave Jibilian. Standing: Coach Seiling, Dave Pence, Gary Perkins, Dale Bender, Larry Cook, Harry Huber, Jim Burks, Jim Thomson. Weight Men Larry and Harry. The 1973 Track season started at home with a win against Hopewell-Loudon and ended with a second place finish in the Seneca County Track meet. Between these two meets the Old Fort cindermen compiled a record of 5 wins and 7 losses. Many individuals achieved vast accomplishments. Gary Fry pole vaulted to a new school record of 12 feet 3 inches. Fry, along with Senior Gary Perkins and Sophomore Harry Huber, qualified for and competed in the District Track Meet. Two of the three men competing at Districts, being underclass¬ men, should provide next year ' s track squad with a good foundation. Distance Men Mike, Chuck and Jim. 112 b THREE ADVANCE TO DISTRICT Three men of the 1973 Old Fort Track Team advanced to district competition. A senior, Gary Perkins, placed fifth in the 440-yard dash at the sectionals to qualify him for the district. Gary Fry, a junior, qualified for the district by plac¬ ing third in the pole vault at the sectionals with a heighth of 12 ' 3 which also set a new Old Fort High School record. For the second consecutuve year Harry Huber, a sophomore, qualified for the district by placing sixth in the discus at the sectionals. Gary Perkins place 5th in sectional competition and goes to district. Gary Fry sets new high school pole vault record at 12 ' 3 and places third at sectionals to qualify for district. Harry Huber goes to the district for the second straight year by placing sixth in the discus at the sectionals. 114 k CROSS COUNTRY The Cross-Country Team finished with a 2-9 won-loss record. The team had two members make it to district meet. They were Jim Thomson, who finished eighth at the sectionals and twenty-eighth at the district, and Charles Priddy who finished fifteenth at the sectionals and thirty-seventh at the district. At the County meet Jim Thomson was second and Charles was sixth. Jim Thomson was voted most valuable team member and Charles Priddy most improved. Jim Thomson and Charles Priddy. SNAPS The burning of our photographer ' s studio created a few problems. 115 117 Class Officers - Standing: Sue Buckner. Seated: Christa Heilman, Melodi Hamilton, Linda Ritzenthaler. 6 Who, me? Oh! What ' s this? 120 EIGHTH GRADE Chris Ackerman Debbie Barger Becky Barto Cindy Beeler Jackie Beeler Thomas Biller Steve Blue Ronald Bowers Lynne Bright Susan Buckner Julie Burkart Delane Clem Ron Druckenmiller Dalene Eisaman Joe Foreman Duane Fortney Victor Fox Brian Fry Mary Garza John Gegorski Melodi Hamilton Rex Haubert Christa Heilman Danny Hoke Kim Kiesel Cheryl Klaiss Debbie Kromer Gwen Lee Wayne Longbrake Chip Main Jeff Marshall Mary Martinez Craig Mellott Juanita Molyet Kim Molyet Robert Molyet David Smith Cindy Stiger David Stout Anna Sturgill Ralph Watson Ronald Whitman Mark Zimmerman 121 Seventh grade officers - David Watson, Tom Dunn, Bob Murray. One smile out of this studious group. 122 SEVENTH GRADE Perry Perkins Larry Powers Beth Price Jerry Priddy David Riehm Janeen Ryman Albert Smith Lynda Snay Michael Snyder Lewis Sturgill Lisa Swickard Dale Terry Janet Tyree David Watson Joe Wonder Kim Ackerman Bill Barnes James Berlekamp Katherine Clark Barry Cress Elaine DeMoss Dwayne Dodson Thomas Dunn Mike Eschenbrenner Diana Faunce David Gonzales Vonda Halcomb James Hedges Cindy Heilman Kathy Heilman Lucy Heilman Scott Hepp Connie Hoke Cindy Hoover Jeff Huffman Theresa Klaiss Phillip Lee Connie Lynch Joni Miller Tim Miller Molly Murray Robert Murray Connie Myers Lisa Nowak Julie Perry 123 JUNIOR HIGH Seventh Grade Basketball Team - Kneeling: Tim Miller, Jim Berlekamp, David Watson, Phil Lee, David Riehm, Scott Hepp, Jeff Huffman. Standing: Coach John Brueggemeier, Bob Murray, Larry Powers, Perry Perkins, Albert Smith, Michael Snyder, Jerry Priddy, Coach Duane Seiling. Seventh Grade Cheerleaders - Bottom: Joni Miller. Standing: Janine Ryman, Cindy Heilman. Top: Elaine DeMoss. BASKETBALL Eighth Grade Basketball Team - Kneeling: Wayne Longbrake, Bryon Fry, Roy Roth, Danny Hoke, David Smith, Duane Fortney, Ron Whitman. Standing: Coach John Brueggemeier, Coach Larry Hodge, Steve Blue, Craig Mellott, Chris Ackerman, John Riehm, Ron Bowers, Ralph Watson, Coach Duane Seiling. It can honestly be said that the Junior High teams showed a great deal of potential in the ' 72- ' 73 sea¬ son. They had fine coaches and given a few more years, they will have complete control of them¬ selves on the floor. Eighth Grade Cheerleaders - Gwen Lee, Molyet, Debbie Barger. Top: Julie Burkart. 127 ELEMENTARY OFFICE Sandra Best, Elementary Principal, B.S. and M.E. in Administra¬ tion, B. G. Library, Doris Hoke, Elementary Secretary 128 Mary Cunningham Jane Dillard Esther Gibson It 129 ww ' r- ■ ' ,4 4 TV jJ . 44 ■ .,• Is 4jy : -JrJ -r--%y is 4 . , • , y . i f - t 4 •- ir s 4 - h 2t tcAlsl , - w A ' - .%J V Phyllis Gillmor Jerry Hull Ruth Mathews Raya Jean Miller Karel Oxley Bernita Saum Renee Semer Kathleen Ware 130 NON-TEACHING PERSONNEL Elementary Cooks - Mrs. Alice Whitman, Mrs. Lura Diment, Mrs. Doris DuMond. Absent: Mrs. Garneta Hoover. 131 SIXTH GRADE PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Diane Stover Beth Strait Cynthia Tracy Mike Watkins Sheri Willis Greg Weasner Cindy Ahle Dawn Aube Debbie Aube Billy Barger Marilyn Barney David Bender 1 32 Jodi Best Tammy Biller Sandy Bock Robin Brownell Ronald Castillo Karen Cleveland Kathy Cleveland Brenda Curns Danny Dick Charles Eckel Devan Eisaman Gary Franks Bobby Frontz Doug Gottwald Melanie Haack Alicia Hade Jeff Hamilton Annette Heilman Ernie Hersh Joe Hiestand Charles Hill Kevin Hill Greg Jones Robert Kerlin Lisa Lynch Randy Lynch Mark Mellott Melissa Mellott Jeff Molyet Linda Neeley Tammy Newman Bonnie Overmyer Robert Perkins Kenneth Rapp Connie Roth Gary Scherger Steven Scherger Nancy Shaver Robert Shellhammer Jodi Simon Diane Smith Mark Smith Donna Steyer FIFTH GRADE Tim Beeler Rene Borough Lisa Burks David Clark Cindy Clem Jeff Cleveland Laura Cleveland Todd Conn Robbie Cress Scott DeVault David Dodson David Dunn Debra Dunn Cathy Eschenbrenner Leisa Fau nee Marie Foreman Thomas Fox Tami Garza Beth Havens Janet Heilman Paul Heilman Andrew Jones Karen Klaiss Nancy Long Sharon Long Beverly Lynch Brenda Moore Christyne Nichols Daniel Nye Michelle Oakleaf Kathy Overmyer Steve Rau Nicky Reiter Doug Sheidler Lisa Shireman Lucinda Smith Steve Smith David Snay Donna Sturgill Gerald Terry Cathy Tracy Kelly Weasner Tony West 133 FOURTH GRADE James Ahle John Burkart Sheryl Castillo Lori Conn Elizabeth DeMoss Janice Downing Karen Franks Tracy Frontz Dian Gibson Bobby Gillmor Felicia Gordon David Gottwald Kim Hade Dennis Heilman Stella Huffman Kevin Lynch Tony Miller Ronald Oakleaf Brian Perkins Cherie Powers Marvin Roth Sheila Sampson Janet Shaver Denise Smith Darla Tyree 134 THIRD GRADE Brenda Oakleaf Debra Seifert Dennis Snay Mary Beth Snyder Doug Stacy William Sturgill David Terry Danny Walters Steven Weiker Billy Whitman Kelli Adelsperger Kim Barth Lynn Burks Chris Cameron Nikki Castillo Jodi Clem Raymond Dayringer Lloyd DeVault Venda Dick Steven Dunn Randy Dye Bret Fry Charles Fry Vickie Halcomb Cheryl Hallowell Greg Hedges Barbara Heilman Stanly Hoffman Howard Klaiss John Molyet Brenda Long Chris Montgomery Greg Miller Craig Montgomery Lisa Miller Wade Morgan Wendy Miller Kevin Neeley Gregg Molyet Beth Omlor SECOND GRADE Tim Aube Scott Blue Lori Burkart Tim Cameron Sandra Cleveland Rebecca Coffman David Conn Tracy Cress Mark Daniel Wendy Dodson David Eschenbrenner Barbara Gabel Brian Hamilton Willis Havens David Heilman Todd Hepp Tammy Hossler Kevin Joseph Dennis Klaiss Linda Gillmor Mark Lynch Warren Lynch Lori Meisner Jacqueline Molyet Brad Murray Lee Nowak David Pesnell Kenneth Pletcher Paul Powers Natalie Reiter Randy Rice Mark Ritzenthaler Jake Roth John Schueren Jane Shaver Joseph Shock Robert Simon Tammy Slane Teresa Smith Roger Stace Elizabeth Stover Connie Tracy KINDERGARTEN Jeff Abbott Orvil Barnes Rachel Barto Nila Castillo Tim Coffman Greg Daniel Dawn DeRan Jon Downing Jeff Druckenmiller Todd Faunce Danny Fry Wendy Fry Barbara Heilman Steve Heilman Pamela LaWarre Tom Lynch Craig Magers Libby Nowak Tim Omlor Matthew Schueren Jodi Palmerton Kevin Rice David Shaver Christine Smith Ronda Stace Mark Steinmetz David Stover Jeff Tracy Hope Walters Cindy Wittman 138 SPRING OPERETTA Doug Stacy as Sheriff Luke. Mrs. Jean Miller, the Director. On April 12, 1973, at 7:30 P.M. the elementary grades 1-4 presented Roundup On The Moon. It was directed by Mrs. Jean Miller and the Assistant Director was Nobuki Higuchi. Three boys made a space ship on the school playground at Bow-and-Arrow. Several of the school children, the major, and others got into the rocket ship and it accidentally blasted off for the moon. On the moon they found their old friend, Happy, the Man-1 n-The-Moon. The Earth children and the moon people en¬ joyed a roundup on the moon. Second grade boys as the Singing Cowboys. Bobby Gillmor as the square dance Lori Conn as June Moon, caller. Elmer Horse (Brian Perkins and Greg Horn) and Elsie the Cow (Gregg Molyet and Steve Dunn). 139 CADET BAND CHORUS STUDENT COUNCIL G A A. 141 COMPLIMENTS OF SPONSORS Mr. Mrs. Arthur Bean Mrs. Ethel Borough Mrs. Garnet Hammer Mr. Mrs. Alvin Heilman Mr. Mrs. Earl Smith Mr. Mrs. David E. Whitman Mr. Mrs. Robert Yaekel John from New Riegel PATRONS Arthur Bean Music Store, Tiffin, Ohio B B Cafe, Bettsville, Ohio Bob Uhl Radio Service, Tiffin, Ohio Chuck ' s Auto Repair, Old Fort, Ohio Corner Cut Rate, Green Springs, Ohio Dick ' s Ceramics and Gift Shop, Tiffin, Ohio Double A Motel, Fremont, Ohio Dr. David L. Drake, Orthodontist, Tiffin, Ohio Dr. 84 Mrs. E. C. Hiestand, Old Fort, Ohio Dr. Robert E. Ross, 0. 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Spieldenner Co., Fremont, Ohio Pennzoil Company, Houston, Texas Pfisterers Men ' s Store, Fremont 84 Tiffin, Ohio Richards Town 84 Country, Fremont, Ohio San Mar Pharmacy, Inc., Tiffin, Ohio Seneca Landmark, Tiffin, Ohio Schuster ' s Gulf, Green Springs, Ohio The Liberty National Bank, Fremont, Ohio The Mellocraft Company, Toledo, Ohio Tschumy ' s Home Furnishings, Fremont, Ohio Wagner Floral Company, Tiffin, Ohio W. W. Grainger, Inc., Toledo, Ohio Compliments of PAUL MOLYET MARKET Fruits — Vegetables 3 Miles North of Tiffin Route 53 THE OLD FORT BANKING COMPANY Serving The Old Fort Community Since 1916 Personal and Friendly Banking Service Farm and Home Real Estate Mortgage Loans Personal, Installment, and Farm Operation Loans Low Cost Checking Accounts Savings and Christmas Savings Accounts CALL OLD FORT 992-4227 Branch Office at Bettsville, Ohio Deposits Insured by the FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION There’s always one that soars above the rest. 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Market in Tiffin or 435-7541, Post Office in Fostoria Over 29 Years Prompt Courteous Service 5% Our Commission Rate THE COVERED WAGON STEAK HOUSE SANFORD REALTY 55 East Market Street Tiffin, Ohio Featuring Catering to CHARCOAL BROILED STEAKS, BANQUETS, CHOPS SEA FOODS PARTIES WEDDINGS DWIGHT ARBOGAST PHONE 7 Miles West of Tiffin on 595-9288 FINDLAY ROAD, U.S. 224 ' ' A Home Owned Store” PAUL DICK ' S SUPERMARKET JENNING ' S PRODUCE Fresh Fruits and Vegetables 479 E. Market Street Tiffin, Ohio Phone: 447-3673 Wholesale and Retail Phone: 547-7431 NICKEL PAINT AND SUPPLY CO. Automotive - Residential -- Industrial -- Marine 503 East State Street Fremont, Ohio Congratulations To The Class of 1973 Anchor Yearbook Company Compliments of PAUL WHITAKER 1419 Peacock Drive Lima, Ohio MAPLE ROSE NURSERY Trees Air Condition Your Home Ward Rosenberger Dale DuMond, Sr. Tom Shaffer WOLOHAN LUMBER COMPANY Lumber - Building Materials Plumbing - Heating - Electrical Carpenter - Cabinets - Appliances Tiffin, Ohio “Delivery Service Available Open Daily 7:30 A.M. To 5:30 P.M. Saturday 8:00 A.M. To 4:00 P.M. 447-9336 Located Rt. 224 By-Pass At Penn Central R ilroad Seneca County Road 54 THE NEWS-MESSENGER ' YOUR HOME NEWSPAPER ' For The Latest News In -Local -Area -State -National And Foreign Coverage Fremont, Ohio Best Wishes JEAN-PAUL ' S BAR-RESTAURANT 69 E. Market St. Tiffin, Ohio D J’S CARWASH 0 E Op ID CO Q: O 240 East Market Street Tiffin, Ohio Compliments of TONY ' S BAKERY INC. Always Willing To Serve You KEAR ' S SPEED SHOP AND TAPE CENTER Tiffin, Ohio 448-9551 Compliments of DER HUT Cocktail Lounge 49 South Washington St. Tiffin, Ohio 166 Home Dressed Meats Compliments of REPUBLIC LOCKER Custom Butchering and Processing Republic, Ohio 128 Jefferson Street Phone: 585-4855 Arn ucoii Audit I AUTO TAPES S PLAYERS 1 • IN STOCK ' WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL BankAmericmd PANASONIC. PHONE 334-3326 103 N. OHIO (CORNER E. STATE N. OHIO) ERICC. YOUNG FUNERAL HOME Representing Fostoria Monument Company CHECKING ACCOUNTS NO Service Charge NO Minimum Balance Required 5%% Paid on 2-year Certificate of Deposit THE REPUBLIC BANKING COMPANY Republic, Ohio Member F.D.I.C. Ambulance Service Green Springs, Ohio 639-2771 SCHIETS MOTORS FOSTORIA REVIEW-TIMES House of Wheels HONDA-TRIUMPH-YAMAHA Courtesy of the 1557 Oak Harbor Roa d Annual Staff Fremont, Ohio 43420 for 332-9902 Supplying us with pictures. LAST BUT NOT LEAST: Congratulations to our Daughters . .. Lynda .Mr. Mrs. Mark Abbott Denise.Mr. Mrs. William Barger Mary.Mr. Mrs. John Bastian Vickie .Mr. Mrs. Richard Borough Peggy.Mr. Mrs. Jack Druckenmiller Andrea.Mrs. Kenneth Fry Pam .Mr. Mrs. Richard Heilman Jane .Mr. Mrs. Wilbur Nye Arminta .Mr. Mrs. Charles Priddy Linda.Mr. Mrs. Arthur Steyer Congratulations to our Sons . . . Jim.Mr. Mrs. Carl Burks Dave.Mr. Mrs. Arthur Jibilian Larry.Mr. Mrs. Mutt Keim Dave.Mr. Mrs. Joel Omlor Dave.Mr. Mrs. Donald Pence Doug.Mr. Mrs. Marion Rosenberger Peter.Mr. Mrs. William Strang Jim.Mr. Mrs. Philip Thomson Tom .Mr. Mrs. Wilbur Whitman 168 SENIORS HI ■ t , « ' —- ar mt 1 ail TTT TT , r TT _ T .--- -v-- ■ m mr mmmmm jwiwu miimi

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