Ottawa Glandorf High School - Thunderbolt Yearbook (Ottawa, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1971 volume:

Contents Sports Music Organizations Advertisements Seniors I )eanna I )eters Secretary Larry l.roy President The Graduating Class of 1971 Virginia Perkey Treasurer i om Ahman Vice-President This year's Senior homeroom representative were: (TOP TO BOTTOM, I.. IO K.) Jeanne knapke, Maryellen Sehreiber, Sara Fawcett, Dale llermiller. Peg Drerup. Larry Lllerhroek, Guy Maeke, Mark Sleehsehulle, Lee Keeker, Chris Kulie Lisa K. Bollmgrr Judith Conn KonaldJ. I’ all Timothy A. Brown Alan K. Bin kland Paid B. Brickner Sara K. T'awcell Robert T. Burwell Michael J. Buckland (llrlus I' . I nliti r Kosr M. Kllcrlirork Sandra L. (Jra Mark K. Kllrrhrork Linda Kay 11 1 Konald M. ( Marllia I.. I )nl r Linda I). kll rl rock I )««!« kdward llrrmillrr Kutli K. Klsa� Vincent K. Il« !i«'iil� rink Mary k. Ilatliawax (injury J. I loll man r.y lit hia M. I loll man Darn'll K. Ilonigforl Kmma T. klcman Robert E. Hugli Mark L. Kidd Bonnie A. kiilibander Paid . LaPoint I.ois . Lanlx-ntha! Kussrll . K« r li Ronald II. kisllcr Timothy N. kleman Ronald A. konst allies L. KoUrnbroe.k iiriui( j.� |y •«) | |imio(| B| j | .miiioji Tlicodorr . Mark ' Koliin A. Mill. r I );i id IN. Mail: . Mil Im I Terry J. Moore Jeffery I . Nicnkrg Linda M. Keeker Stephen P. Morman Dary l C. Kadabaugh Marlene J. Keeker Gregory L. Rube Thomas K. Rosenbauer Bonita L. Birman John M. Schoonover Sharon V. Shank Suzanne J. Spangler .arrv K. Unlerhrink I-imla I,. Srliwar . Barbara J. Wilson Ann M. Schumacker Nicholas 0. Verhoff Elaine M. Siefker Donna M. Utrup David C. Warnecke 20 Senior Activities 21 Seniors of ’71 Present CAST OF CHARACTERS Frederick Graham (Petruchio) ..................Mark Schmiedebusch Lilli Vanessi (Katherine) ............................Sharon Shank Lois I ane (Bianca) ..................................Connie Farran Bill Calhoun (Lucentio).............................Keith Osterhage First Gangster...................................................Ken Leopold Second Gangster .........................................Ron Konst Harry Trevor (Baptista).........................................Paul LaPoint Gremio..........................................................Carl Seitz Hortensio........................................................Tim Brown Harrison Howell ...................................Gregory Hoffman Hattie..........................................................Kris Loman Ralph..........................................................Larry Ellerbrock Paul.............................................................Don Williams “Pop'’..................................................Dale Rube Cab Driver ...........................................Robert Hughes Haberdasher ...........................................Keith Woods Nathaniel.....................................................Robert Burwell Gregory............................................Dennis Ellerbrock Philip................................................Thomas Ahman And a dancing ensemble and chorus of 22 members each Student Director .....................................Martha DuBry Student Stage Manager...............................Theodore Macke Director.......................................Charles N. LaGrande Musical Director ..................................Elinor M. Brown Technical Director ................................Stanley L. Swartz Choreographer ..............................Stephanie A. Schumaker “Kiss Me, Kate” The story’ opens in Baltimore in the late I940’s. It is the story of the people involved in presenting a musical revival of the Shakespearian play “The Taming of the Shrew” Fred Graham is the director of the Shakespearian production, and he also stars in it as Petruchio. Lilli Vanessi Our Guiding Light is his temperamental co-star and former wife. She stars as Kate in “The Shrew The events in the lives of Kate and Petruchio run closely parallel to the lives of Fred and Lilli as the rivalry’ between them is pointed out and emphasized again and again in the scenes from “The Shrew . Of course, all ends well, and everyone lives “happily ever after but the events leading up to the finale make for an enjoyable evening of humor and music for all who viewed the 1971 Senior Class s production of “Kiss Me, Kate . the TALENT behind Without these seven people, “ Cm Me, Kate” could never have become the successful production of which all involved were so proud. The actors put their full efforts into their parts but all trying would have been in vain without the talent and know-how contributed so willingly by this group. Mary Hathaway and Tom Martin, seniors, demonstrated their talents at piano and drums, both doing excellent jobs. Miss Lois Meyers, also at the piano, gave us the total of her talent and sound musical advice. Miss Stephanie Schumacker, choreographer for the show, added greatly because of the beauty and precision of the dance numbers vital to a musical. Serving as technical directors and make-up artist, Stanley Swartz gave a more professional look to the show in many subtle ways with lighting, staging, etc. Mrs. Elinor Brown, assistant director, had endless good suggestions to make moves, lines, everything go smoother, easier, better. Last but certainly not least, Charles LaCrande, director, gave o himself to all facets of the show. He possesses the unique ability of making the actors work together and. forgetting themselves and self-consciousness, give beyond the ability that they ever believed they had. To each of these fine people, the 1971 Senior Class extends a heartfelt thank you for a terrific show! the TALENT 23 So, Kiss Me Kate, darling devil divine. Another op’nin', another show! Practice makes perfect! Fred! What are you doing?!! We come to collect a little IOU. It Was Any Tom, Dick, or Harry. One more remark like that, Russ . . . Bianca I'm marrying Miss Vanessi, you know. Higher, girls, higher. 24 He said quiet, damn it!! My hand is ready. Tea time? fS! Father!! Truly Wunderbar I’m a maid who would marry. All I have is alcohol. “Today Is The First Day Of The Rest Of Our Lives” Honor Graduates Fifteen seniors graduated with honors this year. Shown here, they are: (3RD ROW, L. TO R.) Larry Ellerbrock, I om Ah man, Russ Kersh, Ken Leopold, Keith Osterhage, Larry Croy. (2ND ROW) Elaine Sager, Peg Drerup, Mary Hathaway, Rose Ellerbrock. (1ST ROW) Joyce Schroeder, Jeanne Knapke, Annette Leopold, Lois Laubenthal. Joni Wood. Class Flower: Long-stemmed Red White Roses Class Song: “Get Together” Lore is but a song we. sing, And fear’s the way we die. You can make the mountains ring, Or make the angels cry. Tho’ the bird is on the wing, And you may not know why. Come on, people, now Smile on your brother; Everybody Get Together, Try to love one another right now. Some will come and some tvill go, And we shall surely pass, When the one that left us here Returns for us at last. We are but a moment’s sunlight Fading in the grass Come on, people now Smile on your brother; Everybody Get Together, Try to love one another right now. If you hear the song I sing. You will understand. You hold the key to love and fear In your trembling hand. Just one key unlocks them both; It’s there at your command. Come on, people, now Smile on your brother; Everybody Gel Together, Try to love one another right now. Right now. Right now! 26 Larry Croy Speakers Graduation was met with tears and laughter, hellos and goodbyes, and a feeling of apprehension as the seniors of 1971 set out to conquer their future. Speakers, Mary Hathaway, Larry EUerbrock, Joni Wood, and class president, Larry Croy, tried to put into words icliat each of the seniors felt as they thought about what was happening to them on this momentous day. President Larry greeted the parents, faculty, and students and offered thanks to all for the parts they played in helping the graduates attain their goals thus far. Holding back her tears, Mary reminisced on past class projects and fun, reminding the class of ‘71 that they had indeed accomplished a great deal in their twelve years of school. Larry informed the families of the students of the different extracurricular activities in which the graduating seniors participated, and Joni speculated on the future of the 149 graduates and what the world outside of Ottawa-Glandorf would have to offer them. Then graduate they did, and the Class of 1971 set out to finish what will be “the rest of their lives . Mary Hathaway J oni Wood Senior Ensemble The Senior Ensemble looked to the future with song. Singing “The World Just Is, My Son and “We've Only Just Begun are (BACK, L. TO K.) Jim Kottenbrock, Tern Hughes, Mark Kidd, Greg Hoffman. (FRONT) Cathi Leap, Jan Stackhouse, Kris Loman, Joni Wood, and Annette Leopold. 27 Preparation . . . 29 RITA A ELK KR-College Prep Intramurals I; Chorus 1,4; District Contest 4; Scholarship Team 4; Office Assistant 4; Library Club 4; Brookhill Assistant 4; KTA 3,4, Vice President 4; l.atin Club 1,2; German Club 4; Adventurers (Jub 4; Art Club I; Senior Musical 4. ROSE AKLKER College Prep Intramurals I; Chorus 1,4; District Contest 4; Art Club I; Cat in Club 1,2; German Club 4; Adventurers Club 4; Senior Musical 4; Drama Plays 4. TOM AMMAN-College Prep Football I; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Cross-Country 2,3,4; Track 2; Intramurals I; Monogram Club 2, Vice President 3, President 4; Coif 4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Honor Craduatc 4; NMSQT Semi-Finalist 4; Scholarship Team 1,2,3,4; Merits Who’s Who 4; l.atin Club 1,2; Senior Vice President; Student Council 2. CHRISTINE AI.T- CAA 1,2,3,4; Varsity Cheerleader 3, Captain 4; Cheering Block I; Monogram Club 4; Marching Band 1,2; Contest Solo 2; District Contest 1.2.3,4; National Honor Society 4; DKCA Treasurer 3,4; Art Club 1,2: l-atin Club 1,2; Student Council 1,2; Senior Musical 4; Homecoming Attendant 3,4; Track Attendant 4. RON B A Cl Vocational DKCA 3,4; Utin Club 1,2. DAVE BARBKR-Collcgc Prep Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 4; Stage Band 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; District Contest 3,4; Quartet 4; Annual Staff 4; National Honor Society 4; l ibrary Club 3; FTA 3, Secretary 4; Art Club 1,2,3,4, Vice President 4; l atin Club 1,2; Debate 4, Vice President; Drama Club 3,4; All-School Musical 1,2,3,4. RICH BKHRNS--Intramurals 2; DKCA 3,4. ROSE BKLLMAN- CAA 1,2,3; Cheering Block I; Gymnastics 2,3,4; Library Club 3; FTA 3; Spanish Club 3, President 4; Art Club 1,2. LISA BOLLINCKR-College Prep Intramurals 2; GAA 2, Secretary 3,4; Cheerleader 3-Reserve, 4-Varsity; Marching Band 1,2,3: Stage Band 3; Majorette 2,3; District Contest 2,3,4; Newspaper 3; Annual Staff 3,4; l atin Club 1,2; Spanish Club 3; Art Club I: Student Council 4; Senior Musical 4. DENNIS BRICKNER-Baseball I; Monogram Club I. PAUL BRICKNER- Bascball Manager 1,2,3; Intramurals 1; Monogram Club 3,4; Adventurers Club 4. TIM BROWN- Football 1,4; Wrestling 1; Intramurals 1,4; Marching Band 1,2,3: Pep Band I ; Stage Band 2,3; District Contest 1,2,3; Brass Sextet 1,2,3; Key Club 4; Audio-Visual Club 4; Latin Club 1,2; Adventurers Club 3, President 4; Class Representative I; Senior Musical 4. ALAN BUCkLAND- Audio-Visual Club 3; Latin Club 1,2. MIKE BlfCkLAND- Basketball Manager 2,3,4;COE President 4; FBLA 3, President 4. ROBERT BUR WELL-College Prep Football 1,3,4; Track 2,3; Marching Band 1,2; Pep Band 1,2; Stage Band 1,2,3; Contest Solo I; District Contest 1,2,3; Key Club 4; Latin Club 1,2; Senior Musical 4. LARRY CROY-College Prep Intramurals I; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Honor Graduate 4; NMSQT Semi-Finalist 4; Scholarship Team 1,2,3,4; DECA 3,4; Audio-Visual Club 3: Latin Club 3,4; VFO Club 2; Senior President 4; Student Council I. PHYLLIS CROY- GAA 1,2,3; Cheering Block I; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 3; Chorus 3; District Contest 1,2,3,4; Athletic Office 3,4; Latin Club 1,2; All-School Musical 1,2,3. DEANNA DETERS-College Prep GAA 1,3,4; Cheering Block I; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1; Majorette 3,4; Contest Solo 1,4; District Contest 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2; 1970-71 Senior French (Jub 4, Treasurer 1,4; Wrestling Attendant 4. ROY DOKPKER- Football I; Science (Jub 3; Latin Club 1,2. TOM DOTSON-Vocational LINDA DRKRUP-Collcgc Prep Intramurals I; GAA I; Cheering Block I; Chorus I; National Honor Society 2,3.4; FTA 4; Art (Jub 1,2; Latin (Jub 1,2. PEG DRERIIP-Collcge Prep GAA l,2,3,4: Cheerleader 1,2-Rescrvc,3-Varsity; Cheering Block I; Marching Band 1,2; Majorette 1,2; District Contest 1,2; National Honor Society 2.3,4; Honor Graduate 4; Student of the Month 3; DECA 3, Secretary 4; Spanish (Jub 1,2; Adventurers (Jub 4; Senior Musical 4; (Jass Representative 1,2,4. MARTHA DuBRY-College Prep GAA 2; Cheering Block I; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,3,4; Chorus 1,4: Contest Solo 2,3; District Contest 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Guidance Office Assistant 4; Spanish (Jub 1,2; Senior Musical-Student Director 4. CLETK DOLING- Basketball I; Cross-Country I; Intramurals I; Latin (Jub 1,2. DENNIS ELLERBROCk-Intramurals 1; Library Club 1,2. LARRY ELLERBROCk-College Prep Football I, Statistician 2; Basketball I; Wrestling 2,3,4; Monogram (Jub 3,4; National Honor Society 2,3, President 4; Honor Graduate 4; Scholarship Team 1,2,3,4; l itin Club 1,2; (Jass President 3. LINDA KLLKRBROCK-Collegc Prep Cheering Block I; Scholarship Team 3,4; Guidance Office Assistant 4: Brookhill Center Assistant 4; FTA 2,3,4; Latin (Jub 1.2. MARK ELLERBROCK -DECA 3. ROSE ELLERBROCk -College Prep GAA 1,2,3; Cheerleader I; Cheering Block I; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Majorette I, Head Majorette 2,3,4; District Contest 1,2,3; Clarinet Choir 2; Quintet 1,2; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Honor Graduate 4; Student of the Month 3; DECA 3,4; Art (Jub I, Vice President 2; Latin Club 1,2; Spanish (Jub 3; Spirit 3; Senior Musical 4; Homecoming Attendant 2; (Jass Representative 1,3. RUTH ELSASS-Collegc Prep GAA 1,2: Cheering Block I; Chorus 1,4; District Contest 4; County Chorus 4; Library Club 4; FTA 3,4; Spanish Club 1,2; Adventurers Club 3; German (Jub 3; Debate Drama (Jub Treasurer 4; Senior Musical 4. NANCY ERIIART-College Prep Scholarship Team 2,4; FTA 3, Secretary 4; FIIA 1,2; Latin Club 1,2: German (Jub 4; Drama Plays 3; All-School Musical 3; Senior Musical 4. CONNIE FARRAN- College Prep Track 1,2; GAA 1,2,3,4; Cheering Block I; Chorus 1,3,4; District Contest 1,3,4; Senior Ensemble 4; Annual Staff 4; Office Assistant 4; Art (Jub I; Spanish (Jub 1,2; Student Council 4; All-School Musical 1,3; Senior Musical 4;Track Queen 4; Drama (Jub 4. SARA FAWCK’IT-College Prep GAA 1,2,3,4; Cheering Block I; Marching Band I; Newspaper Staff 3; Annual Staff 4; Office Assistant 4; Art (Jub 1,2; Latin Club 1,2; Spanish (Jub 3; (Jass Treasurer 2; Class Representative 4; Drama Plays 4; Senior Musical 4; Adventurers (Jub 4. SANDRA FOUOHT-GAA 1,2; FBLA 3. VICKI FYE- Drama (Jub 3; Drama Plays 4. KATHY GERM AN-College Prep Track 2; GAA 1,2,3;Cheering Block I; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 4; District Contest 1,2,3,4; Latin (Jub 1,2; Spanish (Jub 3,4; Senior Musical 4. MICHAEL GOOD-Vocational SANDY GRAY-General Activities KON GRKVE-DECA 3. TERRY HARSHMAN-Voca ti onal MARY HATHAWAY-Collegc Prep (I A A 2; Marching Rand 1,2,3,4; Si age Rand 3; Chorus 4; Contest Solo 1,2; District Contest 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 3, Kditor 4; National Honor Society 2,3,4, Vice President 4; Honor Graduate 4; Scholarship Team 1,3; Art Club 2,3; FTA 3; Gatin Club 1,2; Spanish Club 3; Student Council 1,3, Secretary 4; Drama Plays 3; Senior Musical 4: Homecoming Queen 4; Adventurers Club 3. LINDA HEIING-- Intramurals 1; GAA 1,2; Cheering Rlock I; Gymnastics 2; COE 4: FBI.A 3. DALE HERMILLER- Track 3; Intramurals I; Key Club 4; Latin Club 1,2; Adventurers Club-Vice President 4; Drama Plays 3. GENE HEUERMAN-Vocational basketball I; Vocational Industrial Club 3. CINDY HOKFMAN-Collcge Prep Cheering Rlock I ; Marching Rand 1,2,3,4; Pep Rand 2,4; Chorus 4; District Contest 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; ETA 3,4; French Club 3; Senior Musical 4. GREG HOFFMAN- Marehing Rand 1,2,3,4; Pep Rand 1,2,3,4; Stage Rand 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Contest Solo 2,4; District Contest 1,2,3,4; Rand Roosters 4; DECA 3; All-School Musical 1,2,3; Senior Musical 4; Drama Plays 3. VINCE HOIIENBRINK-General DECA 3. DARRELL HONIGFORT-Vocational Football 1; Library Club 1,2,3; lattin Club 1,2; Vocational Industrial Uub 3. AL NOVEST -Vocational Rasketball I; Cross-Country I; Intramurals 1,2; Vocational Industrial Club 3. Dl A N A IIOV EST-Commcrcial Track 2,3; GAA 1,2,3,4;Cheering Rlock I; Marching Rand 1,2;Chorus I; District Contest 1,3; DECA 3,4; Art (Tub I; l atin Club 1,2;German Club 3. NORMA H0VEST-College Prep Cheering Rlock 1; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Girls’ State 3; Guidance Office Assistant 4; Latin Club 1,2. GREG HI IE VE--Vocational Intramurals 1,2; Senior Musical 4. ROBERT HUGHES-College Prep Cross-Country 2; Intramurals I; Golf 3,4; Senior Musical 4. TERRY HUGHES-Vocational Marching Rand 1,2,3,4; Pep Rand 1,2,3,4; Stage Rand 3,4; Chorus 4; District Contest 3,4; Drama Plays 4; Senior Musical 4. LYNNE KERSH-College Prep GAA 1,3,4; Cheering Block I; Gymnastics 2; Bowling 2,3, Secretary 4; Newspaper Staff 4; FIIA 4; Library Club I; Spanish (Tub 3; Art Club 1,2,3,4: Drama Plays 3; Senior Musical 4. . RUSSELL KERSH-Commcrcial Football 1,2,3; Intramurals I; Monogram Club 3; Weightlifting 2,3; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Scholarship Team 1,2; DECA 3, President 4; Key Club 2; Audio-Visual Club 3; Latin Club 1,2; Class Representative 1,2,3. MARK KIDD-College Prep Monogram Club 3; Wrestling I; Golf 1,2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Rand 3,4; Stage Rand 4; Chorus 4; District Contest 2,3,4; Key Club 2, Vice President 3, President 4; Drama Plays 4; Senior Musical 4; All-School Musical 1,2,3,4. EMMA KLEMAN-Chorus 1; Spanish Club 2. RONALD KISTLER-College Prep Intramurals I; Library Club 1,2; Audio-Visual Club 3; All-School Musical I. TIM KLEMAN-Vocational JEAN KNAPKE -College Prep GAA 1,2,3; Cheerleader 1,2,3, Varsity 4: Monogram Club 4; Marching Rand 1,2,3; Pep Rand 1,2,3; District Contest 1,2,3,4; All-Area Rand I: National Honor Society 4; Honor Graduate 4; Audio-Visual Club 4; Latin Club 1,2; Student Council 3,4; Senior Musical 4; Track Attendant 3. RON KONST-Collcgc Prep basketball 1,3; Cross-Country I; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Monogram Club 4; National Honor Society 4; Latin Club 1,2; Spanish Club 3: Senior Musical 4. JIM KO ITENRROCK-Collcge Prep Wrestling 2,3; Monogram Club 3,4; Marching Rand 1,2,3,4; Pep Rand 3,4: Stage Rand 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; District Contest 2,3,4; Senior Octet 4; Key Club 4; French (Tub 3; Drama Plays 4; All-School Musical 1.2,3. RONNIE KUIIRANDER-Gcncral Cheering Block I; Chorus 2,3. DEAN KUHLMAN-Gcneral Football 4; Track I; Intramurals 1,2,3. JEANNE LAMMERS-Collcge Prep GAA 1; Marching Rand 1,2; Concert Rand 1,2; Office Assistant 4: FT A 3: Latin Club 1,2; Spanish (Tub 3, Treasurer 4; Adventurers (Tub 4: Senior Musical 4; Class Representative I. KAREN LANGHALS-Commercial GAA I; Chorus I; Newspaper Staff 3; DECA 4; Latin Club 1,2. PAUL LaPOINT -College Prep Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Intramurals I: Monogram Club 2; Marching Rand 2; Announcer, Principal’s Office 4; Key Club 1,4; l atiu Club 2; Student Council 1,2; Drama Plays 4; Senior Musical 4. LOIS LA 11 BENT! 1 AL-Collegc Prep GAA 1,2,3; Gym Leader 3; Marching Rand 1,2,3,4: Pep Rand I: District Contest 1,3,4; Honor Graduate 4; Latin Club 1,2; Orman (Tub 4; Senior Musical 4. CATIII LEAP-College Prep GAA 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 3; Cheering Block I: Marching Rand 1,2,3,4: Pep Rand 3,4; Stage Rand 3,4; Chorus 4; Contest Solo 2; District Contest 2,3,4; Newspaper Staff 3; Annual Staff 4; FIIA 2; French Club I; Spanish (Tub 3,4; Drama Plays 4; All-School Musical 3; Senior Musical 4. GARY LEATHERMAN-Commcrcial Foot ball I; Basketball 1,2,3; Cross-Country 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Monogram (Tub 2,3,4. KEN LEOPOLD -College Prep Football 1,2,3, Captain 4; Basketball I; Track I; Wrestling 2,3, (Captain 4: Monogram Club 2,3,4; Golf 2,3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4: Honor Graduate 4; Scholarship 'Team 1,4; Merit Who’s Who 4; Latin (Tub 1,2: Student Couneil 1,2; Senior Musical 4. ANNETTE LEOPOLD-College Prep Track I; GAA 3; Cheering Block I; Chorus 4; Senior Ensemble 4: Annual Staff 3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Honor Graduate 4; Scholarship Team 4; Office Assistant 4; KTA 2,3,4; Latin (Tub 1,2; Debate Drama (Tub Secretary 3; Vice President 4; Adventurers Club 4; Drama Plays 3; All-School Musical 3; Senior Musical 4. KRIS LOMAN-College Prep GAA 1,2,3,4; Interscholastics 1,2,3,4; Marching Rand 1,2,3,4; Pep Rand 1,4; Stage Rand 3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Contest Solo 1,2,4; Dislriel Contest !,2,3,4; All-Area Rand 1,2; Annual Staff 3,4; laitin Club 1,2: German Club 3,4; Dcbate Draina Club 3; Student Couneil 1,2: All-School Musieal 2,3; Senior Musical 4; Art Club 4. RONNIE MAAG-General Chorus I; Gymnastics 2: FBLA 3. DAVID MAAS-College Prep Baseball 2,3; Track 2,3; Intramurals 1,2,3; lailin Club 1,2. GUY MACKE-College Prep Football 4; Wrestling 1,2,3; Intramurals I; Marching Rand 1,2.3; Pep Rand 3; DECA 3,4; Latin Club 1,2. 31 TED MACKE-College Prep Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; Wrestling 2,3,4; Intramurals 1; Weightlifting 1,3; Latin Club I; Spanish Club 2,3; Spirit Club 3; Draina Plays 4; Senior Musical 4. TOM MARTIN- Football 4; Wrestling 3; Weightlifting 3,4; Marching Hand 1,2,3; Pep Hand 1,2,3; Stagi Hand 1,3,4; (Jhorus 4; District Contest 1,2,3,4; All-Area Hand I; Spanish Club 1,2; Draina Plays 4; Senior Musical 4. TERRY McDOUGLE-General DON MERSHMAN-Commercial Football 2,3,4; Hasketball 2,3,4; Hascball 1; Track 2,3,4; DECA 3,4. HKENDA MEYER--Comincrcial GAA 2; Chorus I; Newspaper Staff 4; l ttin Club 1,2; FHLA 3; Senior Musical 4. KAY MEYER-College Prep Intrainurals 1; GAA 1.2,3,4; Interscholastics 2; Newspaper Staff 2,3; Annual Staff 4; NMSQT Semi-Finalist 4; Scholarship Team 1,2,3; Girls’ State Delegate 3; Office Assistant 4; Art Club 1,2,3, President 4; Latin Club 1,2; Adventurers Club 4; Draina Plays 4. PAUL MEYER-College Prep Football 2,3,4; Hasketball 1,2,3,4; Track 3; Monogram Club 3,4; FTA 3,4; Latin Club 1,2; Class Secretary 2; Student Council 3,4; Drama Plays 4; Senior Musical 4. BRUCE MICHEL-Commercial Scholarship Team 2,3; Audio-Visual Club 3,4. HERBERT MICHEL-General Wrestling 4. ROBIN MILLER-Ge neral GAA 3; Newspaper Staff 2; Annual Staff 3; Library Club 2; FHA 2,3; French Club 2; Drama Plays 3. GARY MOENING-General Basketball I; Baseball 1,2,3; Intrainurals 2; Senior Musical 4. TERRY MOORE-College Prep Football 1,2; Marching Hand I; Pep Hand 1,2; Key Club 4; Art Club 4; Latin Club 1,2; Senior Musical 4. KATHY MORGRET -Commercial Cheering Block I; Chorus 1,2; FHLA 3; Drama Plays 3; All-School Musical 3. RITA MORMAN-General FIIA 1,2,3,4. STEVE MORMAN-Commcrcial Football 4; Hasket kill 1,2,3; Cross-Country 2,3; Baseball 3; COE 4; Key Club I; FHLA 3; Adventurers Club 4. JEFF NIEN HER ((-College Prep football 4; Cross-Country 2,3; Track 1,2,3; Monogram Club 4; Scholarship Team I; Audio-Visual Club 4; Art Club 4; Latin Club 1,2; Drama Plays 3. JANET NIESE-Commercial GAA I; Marching Hand 1,2,3; Chorus 1; COE Student of the Year 4; Girls’ State Delegate 3; Guidance Office Assistant 4; Latin Club 1, Secretary 2; Adventurers Club 4; COE Vice President 4; FHLA Secretary 3; Class Secretary I; Student Council 2,3; Drama Plays 3; Senior Musical 4. JACQUELINE NUSSBAUM-Collcge Prep Cheering Block I; Latin Club 1,2. KEITH OSTERIIAGE -College Prep Marching Hand 1,2,3,4; Pep Hand I; Stage Hand 3,4; Chorus 2; Contest .Solo 2,3,4; District Contest 1,2,3,4; Newspaper Staff 1,2; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Honor Graduate 4; Scholarship 'learn 1,2,3,4; American Legion Americanism Winner 3,4; Library Club 1,2,3; FTA 1,2,3, President 4; kit in Club 1,2; Drama Club Viet President 3,4; Debate Club 3, President 4; Literary Club 2,3; Drama Plays 3; All-School Musical 3; Senior Musical 4. ELAINE PALTE-Commercial (JAA 2; Cheering Block I; Chorus 1,2; FHA 2; Spanish Club 2; FHLA 3; Senior Musical 4. 32 1970-71 Senior VIRGINIA PERKEY-College Prep (JAA 1,2; Annual Staff 4; Office Assistant 4; Latin Club 1,2; French Club President 3. Secretary 4; Class Secretary 4. RICHARD QUINN-Collegc Prep Track I; Intramurals 1,2; Latin Club 1,2; Spanish Club 3. CAROL RECKER-College Prep Cheering Block I; Scholarship l earn 2,4; Library Club 4; Spanish Club 1,2; German Club 4; Ist-in-State German Competition. DAVE RECKER-Vocational LEE RECKER-Gcneral Football 1,3; Baseball 2; Monogram Club 4; Spirit Club 4; Student Council 2,3. LINDA RECKER-College Prep GAA 1,2; Cheering Block 1; Annual Staff 4; National Honor Society 3, Treasurer 4; Scholarship Team 4; Guidance Office Assistant 4; FTA 3,4; l atin Club 1,2; Spirit Club 4; Senior Musical 4. MARLENE RECKER-College Prep GAA 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 3; Marching Hand 1,2,3; Pep Hand I; District Contest 1,2,3; National Honor Society 4; Audio-Visual Club 4; Latin Club 1,2; Spirit Club 4; Class Representative I; Student Council 3,4; Senior Musical 4; Wrestling Queen 4. (JARY REED-General BONNIE RI EM A N -Commercial GAA 1,2,3; Cheering Block I; Office Assistant 4; FHLA 3,4. THOMAS ROSENHAUER-General Hasketball 1,2; Baseball I; Intramurals 1,2; Library Club 3. BETH RUHE-Collcge Prep GAA I; Cheering Block 1; Marching Hand 1,2,3,4; Pep Hand 2; Majorette 3,4; Newspaper Staff 1,2,3; 1st place State District DECA Parliamentary Law; DECA 3,4; Latin Club 1,2; Art Club I; Gymnastics 2,3. DALE RUHE-Collcge Prep Wrestling 1.2; Monogram Club 3,4; Marching Hand 1,2,3,4; Pep Hand 1,2,3,4; District Contest 3; French Club 2,3; All-School Musical 1. CHRIS RllllE-College Prep Intramurals I; (JAA 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 3; Cheering Block 1; Student of the Month 3; Office Assistant 3; DECA 3,4; Latin Club 1.2; Spanish Club 3; Art Club 1,2; Class Vice President I; Senior Musical 4; Homecoming Attendant 1; Track Attendant 3. GREG RUHE -College Prep Football I; Basketball 1,2; Cross-Country I; Key Club 3,4; Latin Club 2,3. ELAINE SAGER-Collegc Prep Cheering Block I; Scholarship 'learn 3,4; Athletic Office Assistant 4; kitin Club 1,2; FHLA 3; Senior Musical 4. JOAN SAGER-Commercial Intrainurals I; FHLA 3. MARK SCUM IE DE BUSCH-College Prep Football l,2,3,4; Basketball l,2,3,4; Ha si ha 11 1,2,3,4; Monogram Club 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Scholarship Team 2; I .at in Club 1,2; Class President 2; Senior Musical 4; Class Representative 3. JOHN SCHOONOVER --College Prep Marching Hand 1,2,3,4; Pep Hand 3,4; Chorus 4; District Contest 2,3,4; Key Club 4; Spanish Club 1,2; Chemistry Club 3; Adventurers Club 4. JEFF SCIIRAM-College Prep Baseball 1,2,3; Latin Club 1,2; Senior Musical 4. MARYELLEN SCIIRIEHER-College Prep Chorus 4; Annual Staff 3,4; National Honor Society 2,3.4; Scholarship Team 4; FTA 3,4; l ilin Club 1,2; French Club Treasurer 4; Drama Plays 3; All-School Musical 3; Senior Musical 4; Class Representative 4. ANN SCHKOEDER-College Prep (JAA 1,2,3; Cheering Block 1; Gymnastics 2; Newspaper Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Guidance Office Assistant 3,4; Library Club 3; Teacher Assistant 4; Brookhill Center Assistant 4; FTA 3,4; Art Club 1,2,3,4; French Club 1; Spanish Club 3,4; Spirit Club 4; Adventurers Club 4; Senior Musical 4. Activities ELAINE SCHROEDER-College Prep Chorus 1; Scholarship Team 2,3; Art Club 1; Latin Club 1,2; Class Representative 2. CARY SCHROEDER-General Intramurals I; Senior Musical 4. JOYCE SCHROEDER-College Prep Cheering Block I; Chorus I; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Honor Graduate 4; NMSQT Semi-Finalist 3; Scholarship Team 3; Guidance Office Assistant 4; Latin Club 1,2; Spanish Club 3; All-School Musical I; Senior Musical 4. RICHARD SCHROEDER -General Intramurals I; Science Club 1. THERESA SCHROEDER-General KIIA I; Spanish Club 2,3. ANN SCIHIMACKER-College Prep Basketball 4; Track 3,4; GAA 1; Cheering Block I; Newspaper Staff 3; National Honor Society 4; Athletic Office Assistant 4; Spanisl Club 1,2; Dcbate Drama Club 3,4; COE Treasurer 4; Adventurers Club 4; Drama Plays 3; Senior Musical 4. LINDA SCHWARZ-College Prep GAA 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Cheering Block I; Marching Band 1,2,3; Stage Band 3; Chorus 2,3,4; Contest Solo 1,2,4; District Contest 1,2,3,4: Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Athletic Office Assistant 3; FTA 3; Art Club I; Latin Club 1,2;Class Representative I; Class Treasurer 3; Student Council Treasurer 4; Drama Plays 3; All-School Musical 3;Senior Musical 4; Track Attendant I. JEAN SELHORST-General Marching Band 1; Drama Plays 3. CARL SEITZ—College Prep Football 1,2,3, Captain 4; Basketball 3; Track 3,4; Intramurals 1,2; Monogram Club 3,4; Concert Band 1,2; Scholarship Team 2; Gym leader 4; Key Club 4; Art Club 4; l-atin Club 1,2; Drama Plays 3; Student Counci' 3,4; Senior Musical 4; Weightlifting 1,2. SHARON SHANK-Collegc Prep Intramurals I; GAA 1,2; Annual Staff Co-Editor 4; Scholarship Team 3,4; Office Assistant 4; l itin Club 1,2; French Club 3, President 4; Dcbate Drama Club Secretary 4; Drama Plays 4; Senior Musical 4. ELAINE SIEFKER-Collcgc Prep GAA I; Marching Band 2; Latin Club 1,2; Spanish Club 3,4. MARY ELLEN SIEFKER-Commercial Track 2; Intramurals 1; GAA 1,2,3,4; Cheering Block 1; Interscholastics 1,2,3; Chorus 1; Newspaper Staff 3; French Club I; FBLA President-Elect 3; COE 4. SHE SPANGLER-College Prep GAA 4; Chorus 4; Office Assistant 4; Library Club 4; Latin Club 1,2; Adventurers Club 4; Senior Musical 4; Art Club 1,3. JAN STACKHODSE-Collegc Prep GAA I; Cheering Mock I; Gymnastics 2; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Stage lland 3,4; Chorus 1,2,4; Contest Solo 2; District Contest 1,2,3,4; Triple Trio 2,4; Scholarship Team 3; DECA 3, Reporter 4; Spanish Club Vice President I, Treasurer 4; Dcbate Drama Club Reporter 4; Drama Plays 4; Senior Musical 4. MARK STECHSCHULTE -College Prep Football 4; Basketball Statistician 1,3,4; Newspaper Staff 1; Audio-Visual Club 4; French Club I; Student Council 3; Senior Musical 4. STEVE SUN DERH A US-General Football 1; Audio-Visual Club 4. PAUL UMBERGER -College Prep Football I ; Football Statistician 3,4; Cross-Country 2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Wrestling I; Intramurals 1; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2; Pep Band 3; Stage Band 1,2; Chorus 4; District Contest 3,4; Student of the Month 4; Library Club 3; Key Club 2; Latin Club 1,2; Class President 1; Class Vice President 2; Student Council Vice President 3, President 4; Drama Plays 3; All-School Musical 3. MILDRED IJTENDORF-Collcge Prep Chorus I; Scholarship Team 2; DECA 4; Latin Club 1,2. LARRY UNTERBRINK-General Football 2; Baseball 2; Wrestling 2. DONNA UTRUP-College Prep Newspaper Staff 3; Library Club 3; FTA 3; FHA 1,2,3; Spanish Club 2,4; Drama Plays 3; Senior Musical 4. NICK VERHOFF-College Prep Intramurals 2; Scholarship Team 2,3; l itin Club 1,2; Spanish Club 3; Student Council 3. DAVE WARNECKE- Vocational Basketball I; Intramurals 1,2. CORA WERLING-College Prep Library (Jub 4; French Club 2,4; Senior Musical 4. DON WILLIAMS-Collegc Prep Football Manager 1,2,3,4; Track 2; Wrestling 2; Intramurals I; Monogram Club 4; Marching Band 1; District Contest I; Newspaper Staff Editor 4; DECA 4; Key Club 4; Spanish Club 1,2; FBLA Treasurer 3; Class Vice President 3; Senior Musical 4. NANCY WILL IA MS-Commercial GAA 1; Cheering Block 1; Chorus 1,2,3; COE 4; FBLA 3; All-School Musical 1,2,3; Senior Musical 4. BARBARA WILSON-General GAA 1,2; FHA 4. JON I WOOD-CoUege Prep GAA 1,3,4, Treasurer 2; Interscholastics 2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 4; Stage Band 3,4; Chorus 4; Solo 1,2,4; District Contest 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Honor Graduate 4; Scholarship Team 2,3; FTA 4; Art Club 1; Latin Club I, Secretary 2; Dcbate Drama Club 3,4; (’lass Secretary 2; Drama Plays 3; All-School Musical 3; Senior Musical 4. KEITH WOODS-College Prep Basketball 1,2,3,4; Cross-Country 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2,3; Track 4; Monogram Club 3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Scholarship Team 2,3,4; Student of the Month 4; Latin Club 1,2; Student Council 3,4; Senior Musical 4. Faculty 35 Mrs. Murmaii (r) and Mrs. Siebenick spent their time in the Superintendent’s office looking after the endless paperwork involved with school administration. Mr. Ratliff has been Superintendent of 0-G for the past six years. During that time he has brought many changes to the O-G school system. He was confronted with many difficulties in the performance of his duties but he continued bravely. This is Mr. Ratliff’s last year with 0-G and we take this opportunity to say thank you for your efforts and good luck in future endeavors. 36 Thomas G. Wright These ladies, Mrs. Brinkman and Mrs. Smith, were invaluable to Mr. Wright, the faculty and students. The secretaries went out of their way to be helpful, courteous and conscientious in dealing with people in need. Mr. Wright has served at the Principal's desk of 0-G for the past five years. The effects of his efforts have been seen by faculty and students alike. Mr. Wright's position left him open to much criticism but we are certain that he followed the dictates of his conscience to the best of his ability while under great pressure. Mr. Wright is leaving 0-G this year and to him also, we say thank you and wish every' success. 37 Giving students their undivided attention and concern throughout the year of 1970 71 were the counselors: DONALD MARSH--B.S., Defiance College; M.S., Indiana U.; Student Council Ad- visor. GLENDENE VanLANDINGHAM-B.A., Mission House College; M.A., Western Michigan U.; Titan Courier Advisor. Members of the Ottawa-Glandorf School Board this year are: (SEATED) D. E. Calvin, Vice President; Robert Weis, President; Carl Frick, Clerk. (STANDING) James Crawfis, Richard Keine, and Alan Klcmm. 38 English Department JOSEPH NIENBERG--B.S., SL Joseph’s; Senior English, Driver Education, Senior Advisor, ETA Advisor. DELMAR NICHOLS-B.A., Findlay College; M.A., Central Michigan IJ.; American Literature, Assistant Football Coach, Annual Advisor, Audio-Visual Club Advisor, Adventurers Club Advisor. BETTY SCHUMACKER-B.A., Adrian College; English 10, Speech Drama, Honor Society Advisor, Debate Drama Club Advisor, All-School Musical Assistant Director. SARAH MEYER -B.S., Ohio State U.; English 9 10, Annual Advisor. Social Studies Department STEVE FRICK-B.S., B.G.S.U.; Sociology, American Government, Jr. High Football, Jr. High Track. TOM VERMETT—B.E., University of Toledo; World Geography, Senior Government. MARY JO DULING-Student teaching with Robert Clark; World History, American History . ROBERT CLARK-A.B., M.A., Union College, Ky.; American History, World History, Junior Advisor, Frosh Football, Driver Education. 39 (STANDING) DAVID LAUDICK--B.S., B.G.S.U.; Geometry, Algebra II, Head Cross-Country Coach, J.V. Basketball. JAMES SANDERSON--B.S., Defiance College; B.G.S.U.; Algebra I, Physics, Advanced Math. MELVIN SMITH--B.S., B.G.S.U.; General Math, General Science. JAMES ICE--B.S., Ohio U.; Basic Science, General Science, General Biology. (SEATED) WAYNE SMITH-B.S., B.G.S.U.; M.E., B.G.S.U.; Advanced Biology, Earth Science, Physical Education 10, Jr. High Physical Education. Head Football Coach, Wrestling Coach, Driver Education. RICHARD GEIGER--B.A., Bluffton College; Chemistry, General Science. Dep’t. of Math Science Physical Education JOHN SNIVELY-Student teaching with John Cunningham: Physical Education. JOHN CUNNINGHAM--B.S., Defiance College; Health Physical Education, History-Government, Assistant Football Coach, Frosh Basketball Coach. JUDY MAHER-B.S., B.G.S.U.; Health Physical Education, Jr. High Physical Education, GAA Advisor, Cheerleaders’ Advisor, Inter-scholastics Sports Coach, Athletic Council, Guidance Council. 40 CHARLES LaGRANDE-B.A., Rockford College; Certificate of German Language and Literature, Hofstra U.; German I II, Auto Mechanics, English, German Club Advisor, Senior Musical Director, Assistant Baseball Coach, Athletic Trainer. JUDY SHADLE--B.A., Findlay College; Spanish I II, English 9, Spanish Club Advisor. MARYELLEN KUHLMAN-B.A., College of Mt. St. Joseph On-the Ohio; French I II, English 9, French Club Advisor. Foreign Language Department Special Fields RICHARD PURDY-B.E., University of Toledo; Art I-IV, Art Club Advisor, Prom Director, Golf Coach. THERESA MACKE--B.S., College of Mt. St. Joseph On-the-Ohio; Home Economics I-IV, FHA Advisor. SHIRLEY GINGRICH-B.S., Bluffton College; Librarian, Library Club Advisor. STANLEY SWART -A.B., Findlay College; Work-Study Program, Technical Director for both the All-School Musical and Senior Musical. 41 Business Department SAM GOMER-B.S., B.G.S.U.; Bookkeeping, COE, Head Track Coacli, Varsity, Frosli Football. ROBERT LOTZ—B.A., Adrian College; Business Math, Economics, Typing II, Faculty Manager. CHERYL PITNEY-B.S., Findlay College; Shorthand I, Typing I. JUDITH STEWART-B.S., Ohio State U.; Typing I, Shorthand II, Office Practice, Titan Courier Advisor. Vocational Department JOHN MOENING (above right) University of Toledo; Vocational Auto Mechanics Instructor, Junior Auto Shop, Concessions Manager. TOM WEBER--B.S., St. Joseph’s; Industrial Arts, Monogram Club Advisor, Varsity Basketball Coach, Athletic Director. LAWRENCE BURKHART-B.S., B.G.S.U.; Industrial Arts I-IV, Mechanical Drawing, Baseball Coach, Frosh Advisor. WILLIAM NEWBY -B.S., B.G.S.U., Distributive Education I II, DECA Advisor, General Business. MAX GRADY-University of Toledo; Ohio University; Senior Auto Mechanics, Driver Education. 42 LOUIS BHEECE--B.S., Bluffton College; Instrumental Music, Stage Band. KEN SHORTGEN-B.S., Defiance College; Ohio State U.; Elementary and Jr. High Bands, High School Chorus, Music Appreciation, Assistant High School Band Director, All-School Musical Director. Music Department Faculty Frolics 43 4 These gastronaumic guardians garnished many a gorgeous goody for our gobbling gourmets. They are, (LEFT TO RIGHT) Head Cook, Mrs. Roof; Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Palte, Mrs. Schroeder, Mrs. Fortman, Mrs. Barlage, Mrs. McDougle. WILLIAM DOEPKER-Exterior maintenance man mowed many miles in beautifying our beloved building. AL DUNN--Courteous custodian cleans and cares for closets, classrooms and cluttered cubicles. Superintendent’s Office Workers (TOP TO BOTTOM) Kay Meyer, Bonnie Rieman, Ginny Perkey. Principal’s Office Workers, Rita Aclker, Sharon Shank, Suzanne Spangler, Paul LaPoint, Annette Leopold, Jeanne Lammers, Connie Farran. 9 Guidance Office Workers, Joyce Schroeder, Linda Recker, Norma Hovest, Debbie Hazelton, Linda Ellerbrock, Martha DuBry, Beckey Ruen, Jane Drerup, Ann Schroeder, Janet Nicse. Athletic Director’s Assistants (TOP TO BOTTOM) Ann Schumacker, Klaine Sager, Sandy Frisch, J ulie Schroeder. Valuable in their unfailing assistance this year were the office workers. Their efficient work and ever present aid made them an indispensable part of our office system. The cheery voice of our “Plus 1”, Paul LaPoint, made the day begin of pleasant note (like . . . “beeeeeeep”, in E flat major) for students and faculty alike. The tireless legs of the errand girls ran many a busy mile and were ever at the beck and call of our administration. 45 Hint imsssmM Carolyn Agner Jeanne Agner Marilyn Agner Anne Ahman Silvia Alonzo Robyn Alt Adman Alvarado Kathy Rail Steve Barlage David Beckett Ann Beckman John Behrns James Beutler Jeanne Beutler Barb Bockrath 48 Leading the Junior activities this year such as the Jr.-Sr. Prom, the float and the candy sale were the Junior girls. Cynthia Haughn, Vice President; Debbie Heckman, President; Robert Clark, Advisor; Ann Beckman, Secretary; and Sally Rosenburgcr, Treasurer. Junior Homeroom Representatives. (STANDING) Jim Bonham, Gary Stennet, Jeff Frey, Mark Ruhe. (SEATED) Julie Schroeder, Amy Klemm, Cheryl Callaway. (ON FLOOR) Debby Diller, Patty Patrick. Klaine Borgelt Michele Boss Gar)r Brinkman John Brown Nancy Bruskotter Jenny Buckland Jennifer Calvin Debbie Carpenter Nancy Closson Barb Conn Dean Cox Darcie DcBrandt Harold Denhart Ted Deters Terry Deters Debbie Dick man Debby Diller Brian Drerup Jane Drerup 49 Jeff Ducey Ken Duling Kay Duling Laura Ebbesmier Daniel Ellerbrock Nancy Ellerbrock Marilyn Erhart Diane Flores Susan Flores Kathy Fortman Mary Jo Fortman Randy Fortman Debbie Frey Jeff Frey Sandy Frisch Carol Heitmeyer Patty Heitmeyer Joyce Hermiller Jane Hohenbrink Paula Hohenbrink ABSENT . . . PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Jeff King Karen Klass Marilyn Klass Melvin Kleman juL v 4 W. A. Rod Hopkins Karen Horstman Darlene Hovest Anthony Hueve Jeff Huggins Mar)' Inkrott Virginia Kahle Alice Karhoff Duane Karhoff Larry Karhoff 51 Amy Klemm Jean Knott Becky Krouse Dave Kuhlman Debbie Kuhlman Bob Lainmers Jean Laudick Karen Lauer Charles Layman )olene Leatherman Judy Liebrecht Bob Loman Charles Losh Sue Losh Susan Magg Richard Maidlow J ane Martel Lori Matijevich Larry' Mershman Larry Meyers Dennis Michel Rick Miley Charles Miller Sam Miller Marilyn Moening 52 Tim Moening Teresa Moreno Dave Morman Jane Morman Vickie Mulholland Geri Murillo Don Newman Barry Nienberg Gary Niese Ron Nordhaus Linda Nussbaum Patty Patrick David Perkey Alan Piotrowski Paula Radabaugh Joyce Recker Larry Recker David Ricker Jerry Rieman Roger Rieman 53 Sally Rosen berger Dennis Rosengartem Carol Ruen Greg Ruhe Mark Ruhe Lois Sager Bob Salisbury Susan Saioum Jack Salsburey Judy Salsburey Connie Schmitz Eugene Schmitz Silvia Schnipke Carol Schroeder Charles Schroeder Chris Schroeder Julie Schoreder Loreen Schroeder Margie Schroeder Fatty Schumacher Thomas Schumaker Mike Schwaiger Wally Showman Mike Siefker Mike Siefker 54 Thomas Smith Donna Stehlik Gary Stennet Ann Studer Jane Thompson Dale Tobe Bernard Utendorf Bob Vennekottcr Monica Vonder Embse Jerry Warnecke Rosa Ann Warnecke Michele Warren John Weis Connie Wilson Mack Wilson Diane Wischmeyer Debra Wolke Linda Wolke Sharon Wolke Jane Wortkoetter Mary Yauiman 55 James Agner Diana Alexander James Ball Patricia Ball Karen Barlarge Michael Bellman Roger Berger Pamela Bockrath Robin Bollinger David Brickner Linda Brinkman Carol Brown Cheryl Brown Gary Buckland Nancy Buckland Marie Buescher Joan Burgei Jack Burwell Dan Camereno Charlene Chamberlin Marlene Chamberlin Beth Closson Kathy Closson Sabrina Cox Christine Croy 56 Steve Croy Terry Dangler Cynthia Deters Gerald Dickman Debra Diehl Mary J o Drerup Michael Duling Ann Ellerbrock Charles Ellerbrock Debra Ellerbrock Dennis Ellerbrock Kenneth Ellerbrock Marianne Ellerbrock Randal Ellerbrock Alan Eel key Joseph Fortman Randy Frey Leading the Sophomore Class this year were: James Ice, Advisor; Sabrina Cox, Treasurer; Mary Jo Drerup, Secretary; Maurice Tatlow, President; and Tom Knapke, Vice President. Diana Glassner Mark Grady J ames G ray Thomas Greve Linda Hathaway Debbie Hazelton Terry Hazelton Steve Heckman Ann Heringhaus Ruth Hermiller Mary Heuerman Mary Hoffman Arthur Hohenbrink Teresa Hohenbrink Eileen Hovest 58 Beverly Kuhlman Phyllis Langhals Brent Lanwehr Thomas Laubenthal Steve Leopold Steve Hovest Judith Hueve Mary Karhoff Barbara Kaufman Kenneth Kaufman Kathleen Kindle Cynthia Kistler Joe Klausing Dale Kleman Jill Klemm Tom Knapke Barbara Knott 59 David Luttfring Robert Luttfring Terry Maas Margaret Macke Mark Macke Jane Maidlow Greg McComas Alice Meyer Jill Meyer Sharon Meyer Teresa Meyer Brenda Michel Thomas Michel Jerry Miller Ronald Moening Dennis Moore Esther Moreno William Morman Dani Mullett Sophomore Homeroom Representatives. (STANDING) Joe Klausing. (SEATED) Linda Hathaway, Vickie Nienberg, Carol Brown, David Luttfring, Debbie Shinkle. (ON FLOOR) Jane Rube, Kevin Scheckelhoff, Randy Ellerbrock, Maurice Tatlow. 60 Roxanna Recker Elaine Reed Robert Rosengarten Rebecca Ruen Jane Rube Patty Nesbit Cindy Newlan Tom Newman Debra Nienberg Vickie Nienberg Gerald Niese Julie Niese Richard Niese John Nieto Timothy Nordhaus David Nussbaum Timothy Parys Frank Patrick Teresa Payne Diana Pitchford Greg Poppel Pam Preston Anita Quinn Linda Recker Mary Recker 61 Don Salsburey Kevin Sclieckelhoff Michael Scheckelhoff Jeff Schmiedebusch Maiy Jo Schmiedebusch Mary Jane Schmitz Marilyn Schnipke Joseph Schroeder Kenneth Schroeder Nancy Schroeder Virgil Schroeder Nancy Schumacker Jack Schwarz John Sdao Martha Sietz Debbie Shinkle Larry Showalter John Siefer John Siefker Mary Smith Karen Spangler Jana Spyker Tom Standeford Debra Stechschulte Kay Stechschulte 62 Elizabeth Trame Gary Ltendorf Christine Verhoff Daniel Verhoff Albert Villearreal Linda Vogt Walter Vogt Stephen Weis William Weis Mickey Werling Jayma White Robert W'ood Karen Wurth Susan Yaufman Vickie West 63 Officers of the Freshman Class this year were. (LEFT TO RIGHT) Charles LaGrande, Advisor; Dorothy Nussbaum, Treasurer; Mark VonderEmbse, President; Mike Hoehn, Vice President: and Deb Meyer, Secretary. Stephen Alt Alvera Alonzo Linda Bellman Eugene Bcndelc Keith Birkemeyer Allan Boekrath Jane Borgelt Randall Boss Kenneth Briekner Ann Brinkman Susan Brinkman Elizabeth Brown Joni Buekland Dennis Butler Melba Camareno Louann Carr Lynette Cavanaugh 64 Shayla Chamberlain Patricia Cl0880n William Conn Michael Copeland Louise Couture Donald Croy Daniel Dickey Marcia Dickman Linda Diemer Cheryl Drerup 7t Kelly Ducey Catherine Duling Joseph Duling Linda Duling Emanuel Duran William Ebbesmier Gary Ellerbrock Kevin Ellerbrock Michael Ellerbrock 65 66 Linda Heitmeyer Kay Hermillcr Nancy Ellerbrock Suellcn Ellerbrock Lynn Emans Cynthia Felkey Alcario Flores Jane Frey Allan Gerding Michael Gerding Terry Gerker Michael German Steve German Jackie Giesken Paula Gray Don Haughn Candy Hazel ton Teresa Hermiller Michael Hoehn Freshman Homeroom Representatives. (STANDING) Jim Kuhbandcr, Jack Ruhe, Don Haughn, Steve Tenwalde. (SEATED) Ned Laubcnthal, Karen Laubenthal, Jackie Giesken, Cheryl Drerup, Marla Kuhbandcr, Eugene Bendele. David Kuhlman Michael Kuhbander Lisa Kurtz Valerie Lamb Clara Lambert Delores Hohenbrink Donna Hohenbrink Darlene Honigfort Karen Horst man Vickie Horstman Patty Hovest Susan Hovest Janice Kahle Beverly Karhoff Ronald Kaufman David Kersh Kenneth Kindle Mary KistJer Roger KistJer Cynthia Klausing Sharon Klausing Steve Klemm Frances Knueven Patricia Kohls James Kuhbander 67 Diane Meyer J ane Meyer Karl Meyer Michael Meyer Nancy Meyer Debra Lam mere Patricia Lanwehr Karen Laubentlial Ned Laubentlial Kevin Laudick Karen Leonard Karen Leopold Jacquelon Loman Charles Maag Daniel Maag Kenneth Maag Rebecca Maag Gary Maas John Maas Michele Maas Deborah Mackey Joni McComas Beverly Meyer Christiana Meyers Debra Meyer Joseph Mulholland Sandra Nesbit Rickey Nienberg Mary Lou Niesc Jane Nieto Dorothy Nussbaum William Palte Douglas Parker Beverly Patterson Jean Pothast Paul Radke Ann Recker (Jerald Recker Susan Recker Alfonso Revueltas 69 Rose Ann Reipenhoff Dennis Romes Barbara Ruhe John Ruhe Roger Salisbury Ronald Seheckelhoff Michael Schmitz Patricia Schmitz Paula Schoepfle Roberta Schoemaeker Charles Schoonover Jill Schram Alphonse Schroeder David Schroeder Dennis Schroeder Patricia Schroeder John Schumaker Carol Schwarz Teresa Sdao Margaret Selhorst Robert Shartzer Ronald Siefker Martin Smith Richard Spangler Catherine Spencer 70 Lisa Stackhouse Alan Stechschulte Marlene Stechschulte Audrey Steffes Peggy Stehlik Mary Stowe Robert Strailer Terry Stauer Kevin Sybert Gary Tcnwalde Cheryl Unterbrink Cheryl Unterbrink Larry Unterbrink Lawrence Unterbrink Craig Vcrhoff John Villearreal Mark Vonder Embse Robert Warren Kathryn Weber Joan White Dennis Wischmeyer Donna Wolke Kim Wood John Wurth Michael Walker 71 Student Life Homecoming is famous A merican quotes parades first prize last prize last-minute rush football fields bright lights exhilaration voting for hopefuls anticipation queen and attendants shivering in the rain then...... the dance loud music queen s dance cameras flashing couples dancing together ......and closeness. 74 homecominghomecominghomecoming homecominghomecominghomecoming homecominghomecominghomecoming Opposite page, Mary Hathaway, 1970 Homecoming Queen. Left, Greg Krouse and Chip Langhals at the dance. Below, the crowd caught in a moment of excitement. 1970 Homecoming Attendants: Upper: Chris Alt, Senior. Center right: Lori Mati-jevich, Junior. Center right: Peg Macke, Sophomore. Lower left: Kitty Weber, Freshman. Lower right: Jane Sals-bury, 1969 Queen. 76 WINNERS; Sophomores. Center: Cindy Hauglin and Harry Den hart see something very interesting at the da nee. Lower right: Queen’s Dance is led hy Mary Hathaway and Jeff Frey. Lower left: Jane gives up her crown to Mary. Sadie Hawkins Sadie Hawkins is........ a deviation from the old Boy Ask Girl routine cider and doughnuts corn-cob pipes straw all over dressing; down acting like fools and listening to Rog. JINGLE JINGLE 1 I am an athlete. 1 have done my best on the field. I have stood the test. I have struggled fiercely. I have tried completely. I have won sometimes. I have lost other times. I have heard the applause. I have shed some tears. I have given my all. I have greeted the victor when I was the defeated. 1 have gained a few rewards, but I will not stop now. I work always toward a goal. I will go on. Higher. I am an athlete. 83 Interscholastics: Basketball! Golf! GIRLS' PHYS-ED LEADERS ROW 1: Darcie DeBrandt, Robyn Alt. ROW 2: Connie Farran, Ann Ahman, Laura Ebbesmier, Sharon Wolke, Paula Hohenbrink, Julie Schroeder. ROW' 3: Karen Ilorstman, Rose Ann Warnecke, Carolyn Agner, Cheryl Galloway, Rose Bellman, Michele Boss. L Phys-ed a d e r s BOYS’ PHYS-ED LEADERS ROW 1: Dan Ellerbrock, Larry Mershman, Jeff Ducey, Harry Denhart. ROW 2: Mark Schmiedcbusch, Ken Leopold, Paul LaPoint, Ted Macke. 86 Classes? 1 SHOCK T-BIRDS m 87 88 les ballon This year's annual Spring Art Show, sponsored by the Art Club, was entitled “les ballon , and the theme was, of course, balloons. The amount of entries tvas large, and the attendance at the showing was good, making this one of the club's most successful shows. A wards Drawing 1st Deb Diehl Art 2 2nd Dave Barber Art 4 3rd Dave Barber Art 4 Painting 1st Dave Barber Art 4 2nd Kay Meyer Art 4 3rd Deb Diller Art 3 Sculpture 1st Jeff Nienberg Art 1 2nd Dave Barber Art 4 3rd Terry Moore Art 1 Prints 1st Dave Barber Art 4 2nd Lynne Kersh Art 4 3rd Jane IVortkoetter Art 2 Ceramics 1st Key Meyer Art 4 2nd Rita Mormon Art 3 3rd Dani Mullet Art 2 Crafts 1st Mary Yaufman Art 2 2nd Lynne Kersh Art 4 3rd Jack Salsburey Art 2 89 Junior - Senior Prom 1971 “Camelot” On Saturday evening, May 15, 1971, the Junior Class presented “Camelot” to the Senior Clms. The beautiful weather that night helped make the romantic setting within the castle walls. After dancing to the music of the T. S. Elliott Band, everyone hopped on their horses and trotted on down to the Inn Between for a hot time jiving to the swinging strains of Joy. After the Inn activities, the rest of the morning was free for the happy prom-goers to attend “private” parties. The Seniors extend a sincere thank-you to the Juniors for a marvelous evening of well planned fun and wholesome recreation. 90 91 92 93 94 ..........bare feet, class competition, frayed jeans, gooey faces, murky mud, eggs all over . JUNIORS THE WINNERS 95 97 Sports ROW 1: J. Beutler, G. McComas, D. Nussbaum, B. Lanwehr, J. Schmiedebusch, D. Gerding, R. Rieman, C. Seitz, D. Mershman, R. Kersh, A Piotrowski, G. Kuhbandcr, Coach Cunningham. ROW 2: J. Sdao, 0. Ellerbrock, R. Niese, T. Martin, M. Macke, C. Eller brock, R. German, P. LaPoint, G. Krouse, D. Maidlow, L. Mershman. J. Burwell, J. Frey, Coach Nichols. ROW 3: T. Michel, S. Morman, G. Macke, I). Kuhlman, R. Ellerbrock, T. Nordhaus, B. Burwell, M. Tallow, T. Moening, T. Brown, R. Fortman, J. Klausing. ROW 4: Trainer LaGrande, T. Knapke, T. Macke, S. Weis, T. Laubcnthal, J. Nienberg, H. Oenhart, C. Schrocder, M. Ruhe, M. Schmiedebusch, P. Meyer, M. Stechschulte, R. Newman, Coach Smith. 98 Titans Tackle Tough Teams HOW I: S. Klrrnn, N. Eaubenthal. J. Ruhe, B. Shartzer, R. Boss, D. Haughn, I). Michel. ROW 2: D. Dickey, T. Staurer, G. Tenwalde, S. Meyer, K. Sybert, D. Maag, M. Eller brock, K. Meyer. ROW 3: Coach Clark, M. VonderEmbse, R. Salisburey, D. Kersh, S. Alt, M. Hoehn, M. Ktihbandcr, I). Kuhlman, K. Laudick, B. Warren, Coach Comer. FOOTBALL IS: Knowing when to give in .. . But being able to fight back. An individual struggle . . . As well as a team effort. Bearing pain . . . In an attempt to attain your dream. 99 Hi there! Now, this is how we'll do il . . . Help me .... please! 101 Cross-Country Get up Eat a little Run a lot Sun hot Ground hard Air thick Throat burning Legs hurling Must keep going Lungs ready to burst Want to stop running Must keep going For what? Not fans Not clippings Burning up I’m ahead Wh y push Who will know? Who, But me? Cross-Country poetry in motion 103 Denny Michel Coach Wayne Smith Joe Klausing 104 Sam Miller Larry Ellerbrock Randy Fortman Tom Michel Jerry Miller Jeff Ducey Ken Leopold Ted Macke Dan Ellerbrock Tom Laubenthal Dave Steffes Alan Stechschulte Mike Hoehn Steve German Kelly Ducey Dave Nussbaum Tim Moening Paul LaPoint John Villearreal Ron Moening W r e s t 1 1 n We have an organization Of weight watchers at Ottawa-Glandorf High But we wouldn’t advise Calling them obese. They run a lot to keep Their weight down. And you won’t find many Weaklings in the group. Their practice is probably The toughest of any sport. They’re strong, they’re quick, And they’re in shape. They watch their calories, So that we can Watch them wrestle. Dick German Albert Villearreal 105 Titans Pin Opponents 106 107 a n a r s • i t y a s t b a 1 1 ROW 1: M. Buckland, M. Tatlow, J. Huggins, D. Mershman, B. Vennekotter, D. Maidlow. ROW 2: I). Laudick, Assistant Coach; T. Ahman, H. Denhart, R. Newman, R. Miley, M. Schmiedebusch, F. Meyer, K. Woods, G. LaGrande, Trainer; T. Weber, Head Coach. Guy builds spirit before the game. Rick Miley, Most Improved Player. Don Mershman, Mr. Hustle and Defensive Player of the Year. 109 Reserve Ill Fearless Frosh Wapakoneta Columbus Grove Kalida Wapakoneta Ottoville Defiance Napoleon Ayersville Lima West Van Wert Elida Kenton Celina Findlay Bath WE-They 37- 35 41-34 49- 44 60-56 52-30 39-34 45-40 52- 25 50- 55 54-28 44-47 53- 48 38- 51 16-60 32-63 Coach, J. Cunningham. ROW 1: M. Copeland, Trainer; I). Ilaughn, R. Boss, M. Meyer, S. Klemn, C. Schoonover, Trainer. ROW 2: D. Butler, Trainer; N. Laubentha), D. Michel, J. Ruhe, D. Dickey, D. Kuhlman, M. Eller brock, Trainer. ROW 3: J. Kuhbander, R. Salisbury, S. Alt, K. Laudick, M. Kuh-bander, G. Tenwalde. 112 Frighten Foes Somebody Help! This is how to do it guys! Everybody said.... “Wait, You’ll play next year. You have to take your turn. Earn your place. ” 1 waited, I worked hard, I earned my place; I’ll never regret it. 113 Titan Trackmen Take Top Trophies ROW 1: S. Barlage, J. Duccy, K. Woods, J. Frey, C. Seitz, D. Mcrshman, S. Umbergcr, H. Denhart, J. Huggins, L. Mershman. ROW 2: B. Lanwehr, B. Morman, J. Schwarz, G. Kuhbander, R. Nordhaus, A. Piotrowski, S. Weis, G. Krouse, M. Wilson, R. Fortman. ROW 3: S. Gomer, Coach; D. Haughn, D. Croy, D. Kuhlman, G. Tenwalde, M. Kuhbander, K. Laudick, T. Newman, G. McComas, B. Palte, R. Kaufman, M. Macke, R. Ellerbrock. 1971 State Track Meet Finals N. j. Gates Mills Gismour Academy 30 28. Lakota 6 N. 2. OTTAWA-CLANDORF 28 Meadowbrook 6 Columbus DeSales 27 Magadore 6 Rossford 20 Bexely 6 1971 Track tua Crestwood 18 Wyoming 6 and Field Championships on South 16 Leavittsburg 6 town Madison 16 Upper Sandusky 6 1. 0-G Gold Medal Meet Jefferson 14 35. Federal Hocking 4 2nd straight Mifflin 14 Washington C. H. 4 2. Lake High School Flyer Invitational 12 Riverdale 4 2nd straight Plain City Ader 4 3. Defiance College Relays Miami East 4 2nd straight; 4th in 5 and 4 4. Ada Sectional ubenville Cath 4 2nd k Henry 4 5. WBL 3rd straight: us Grandview 3 4th in 5 on 3 6. BGSU District lie Hts. 3 1st V. gewood 2 7. “AA” Runner-Up State of Ohio 2 1st • 114 Huggins, Umberger, Seitz Still Unbeaten Jeff Huggins Most Valuable Player Carl Seitz Most Improved Player Co-Captain Skip Umberger Co-Captain School Records 880 RELAY Don Mershman Carl Seitz Skip Umberger Jeff Huggins Record Time of 1:33.4 Jeff Huggins 21.9 in 220; Stadium Record 22’5” in Long Jump; Ties Stadium Record 13’Pole Vault 880 RUN Skip Umberger Record Time of 1:56.6 State Record 440 YARD DASH Carl Seitz 115 Record Time of 51.4 r 'M 0-G Wins Defiance Relays 4th Time « 0 I H 3- 1 CD Stadium Record Broken As OG Beats Kenton 2 3 o O 0_ £ Titan Trackmen Win In jjLT Skip, Jeff In Ohio Classic Meet Saturday Two More Big Meet Titles Huggins Top Athlete in Lake Relays Oh Well, 0-G Cops Title to 2 g ST 5,5 a ? State Track Participants 1. Harold Denhart 53’6”at district; Shot Put 2. Skip Umberger 1:56.6 in 880 Run; State Record 3. Jeff Huggins 22.5 at district; Long Jump 22.2 at district; 220 Relay 10.3 at district: 100 Yard Dash 4. Carl Seitz 51.4 at district; 440 Run State Meet 1. Skip Umberger STATE CHAMPION 1:56.6 in 880 Yard Run 2. Jeff Huggins Second in 220 Run; Time of 22.2 Second in Long Jump; Jump of 22 5” Fifth in 100 Yard Dash; Time of 10.3 Titans Miss State Championship By Two Points 3 O Co co 119 Ottawa - Glandorf Titan Baseball � n 1) Pprlcev ROW 2: S. Meyer, B. Vennekotter, R. Konst, I). Kersh, M. Meyer, M BOW 3- L. Burkhart, Coach; M. Siefker, B. Nienberg, J. Schmiedebusch, M. Schmiedebusch, G. Leatherr ROW 3------------ . . r . D. Ellerbrock, C. LaGrande, Coach. Tatlow, R. Salisbury, C. Ellerbrock. atherman, T. Knapke, J. Burwell, G. Niese, Titan Golf R. Purdy, Coach; C. Schoonover, T. Ahman, B. Hughes, M. Kidd, K. Leopold, B. Wood, B. Shartzer. Celina Won Elida Lost McComb Won Bath Lost Napoleon Lost Eastwood Won Leipsic Won Arlington Won Arch bold Lost Patrick Henry- Won Defiance Won Ayersville Won Bluff ton Lost Elida Won Arlington Won Van Wert Lost Delphos St. John Won Eastivood Lost Otsego Won McComb Won Patrick Henry Won Ayersville Lost WBL Match 7th Sectional 12th 123 TOP: C. Alt. MIDDLE: C. Gallowav, A. Klemm, L. Schwarz. BOTTOM: L. Bollinger, J. Knapke. Chris Alt-Captain of the Varsity Squad. Cheerleader of the Year. 124 ROW 1: P. Cray, L. Cavanaugh, K. Weber. ROW 2: A. Recker, M. Stcchschulte, J. Gieskcn. ROW 1: J. Schroeder, C. Brown. ROW 2: P. Langhals, L. Ebbesmier, S. Cox. TOP: P. Patrick. Cheerleaders 125 Music 127 Marching Band Marching Ba Marching B Marching Marchin Marchi March March March To Lou-On Receiving Your Podium For seven years you’ve given us The best of all you know, So here’s a little gift for you Before away we go. The gift is just to show our thanks In hopes that you’ll remember The lively class of ‘71 You met back one September. We must have been a freaky bunch All honking and all screeching-But look how well you’ve made us play With your fantastic teaching. But you taught us more than music. You also taught us how to liw And by your own example. You taught us how to give-To give of self to others, To always be a good sport. And to show our appreciation, Here’s a little “moral support.” Now we have to leave, you, But you’ll never be too far; You’ll always be in our memory No matter where we are. So now, by seeing how we look, You know we all feel sad-And you can always be sure That we won’t forget you. Dad. 129 Titan Brass, Marching Memories Under the superior direction of Louis A. Breece and Kenneth G. Schortgen, the Ottawa-Glandorf Marching Band this year became the Titan Brass. All woodwind horn players were switched to brass instruments to give the band a new, exciting sound. The Titan Brass had several major accomplishments this year, of which they were justly proud. This exceptional organization, recognized as one of the finest bands in the area, won 1st place in their class in the Northwestern Ohio Volunteer Firemen’s Convention Parade and placed 4th in the State band competition at the Ohio State Fair. They were also invited to perform as a guest band at several area fairs. 130 Majorettes Leading the Titan Marching Brass onto the field were these nine majorettes. They are: Deanna Deters, Patty hin-wehr, Marie Buesclier, Patti Schumacher, Cheryl Drerup, Donna Stehlik, Rose EUer-brock, Head Majorette; Beth Ruhe, and Patty Kohls. Below Deanna, Rose, and Belli are seen with the trophy they won at Tri-Stale camp in Indiana. 131 Concert Hand members are FLUTES Sally Rosenberger Peggy Macke Julie Schrocdcr Linda Wolke Sherry Klausing Deb Meyer Diane Meyer OBOE Nancy Krienbrink CLARINETS Dorothy Nussbaum Donna Wolke Julie Niese Cheryl Unterbrink Peggy Stehlik Patty Lanwehr Becky Maag Valerie Lamb Ron Scheckelhoff BASSOON Barb Ruhe Jackie Giesken ALTO SAX Cindy Felkey Karen Leonard TENOR SAX Cindy Klausing Larry Unterbrink BARITONE S 1X Jackie Loman HORNS Susan Saloum Shelly Maas Kathy Kindle Beth Ruhe CORNETS Skip Ruhe Mark Kidd Betsy Brown Steve Klemm Mike German Steve German Karen Laubenthal Beverly Patterson Mary Stowe Tina Meyers Ann Recker Marlene Stechschulte Ron Nordhaus Carol Schwarz Lu Ann Carr BARITONE Linda Nussbaum Jack Salsburey Bill Conn BASSES Brian Drerup Jerry Niese Mike Gerding PERCUSSION Steve All Jack Ruhe Donna Hohenbrink Greg Poppel Charlie Schoonover Concert Band 132 Chorus Chorus members are Rita Aelker Rose Aelker Dave Barber Ruth Elsass Connie Farran Cindy Hoffman Greg Hoffman Terry Hughes Mark Kidd Jim Kottenbrock Annette Leopold Kris Loman Tom Martin Keith Osterliage Daryl Radabaugh John Schoonover Mariellen Schreiber Linda Schwarz Susan Spangler Skip Umberger Jean Beutler James Bonham Karla German Martha DuBry Sylvia Schnipke Debbie Wolke Debbie Hasellon Jane Heuerman Terry Hohenbrink Julie Kohli Patty Nesbit Pam Preston Patty Closson Mike Ellerbrock Jane Frey Paula Gray Darlene Honigfort Vick Horslman Susan Hovesl Roger Kistler Sandy Nesbit Paula Schoepfle Cathy Spencer Kim Wood Steve Sunderhaus Jan Stackhouse Cathi Leap Accompanists Mary Hathaway Joni Wood 133 Stage Band Members of lliis year’s Stage Band are: Saxes-Kris Lomun, Jill Meyer, Tom Standcford, Keith Oslcrhage, Bob Wood. Trombones-Dave Barber, Jim Kollenbrock,Tina Meyers, Mary Jo Schmiedebusch. Cornets-Mark Kidd, Cathi Leap, Rita Rockers, Skip Vmberger, Debbie Wolke. Guitar-Terry Hughes, Steve Hovest. Percussion-Tom Martin, Larry Meyers. Piano-Joni Wood. The Stage Band received second place at the Stage Band contest held at Ohio Northern University. 134 Members of this Sax Quartet received a Superior (“1”) Rating at Senior High Solo and Ensemble Contest. They are: Bob Wood, Keith Osterhage, Carol Ruen, and Lisa Stackhouse. S s a Q e H X u • 0 a n i p r i h t 0 h 0 e r n t e These four girls received a Superior (“1”) Rating at Junior High Solo and Ensemble Contest. They are: Cindy Felkey, Karen Leonard, Cindy Klausing, and Jacque Loinan. 135 Senior High Flute Trio This Flute Trio, consisting of Lindy Schwarz, Joni Wood, and Kris Loman, received a Superior (“1 ) Hating at Senior High Solo and Ensemble Contest. Senior High Flute Quartet Lindy Schwarz, Deanna Deters, Joni Wood, and Kris Loman combined talent and effort to receive an Excellent (“2”) Rating at Senior High Solo and Ensemble Contest. Senior High Flute Trio Members of this Flute Trio succeeded in earning a Superior (“1 ) Rating at Senior High Solo and Ensemble Contest. They are: Nancy Schroeder, Ann Beth Heringhaus, and Debbie Shinkle. 136 T J r u H 0 n • l m • i S b 0 h 0 r n e Q u a r t e t Awarded an Excellent (“2”) Rating at Junior High Solo and Ensemble Contest were: Mary Stowe, Beverly Patterson, Tina Meyers, and Jean Pothast. Junior and Senior High Soloists Kim Wood-“2” on a Clarinet Solo-Jr. High Martha Seitz-“2” on an Oboe Solo-Sr. High Deanna Deters-“2” on a Flute Solo-Sr. High Lindy Schwarz-“3” on a Flute Solo-Sr. High Joni Wood-“3” on a Flute Solo-Sr. High Debbie Shinkle-“1 on a Flute Solo-Sr High, Beverly Patterson-“l” on a Trombone Solo-Jr. High. 137 Wind Ensemble A select group of musicians, chosen as a result of tryouts, including the performance of scales and sight-reading ability, make up the Ottawa-Glandorf Wind Ensemble. Performing at all school concerts, as well as for other bands, is a part of the Wind Ensemble’s work toward perfection in every angle of its music. Fun and hard work combined to help this band, under the direction of Louis Breece, receive a superior rating of four one’s at District Contest for the third consecutive year with the best comments ever received by the group. 138 Member of thu year's Wind Entemble are FLUTES Linda Schwarz Kris I,oman Deanna Deters Joni Wood Nancy Schroeder •Inn Beth Heringhaus Debbie Shmkle CLARISETS Kathy German Kim Wood Jean Knapke Chris All Elaine Reed Debbie Heckman Marilyn Schmpke Sue Hnnkman JJI Meyer Carol Brou n Robin Both after Mary Lou Niese E FLAT CLARINET Lou lASubenlhal ALTO CLARINET Nancy Meyer OBOE Martha Seitz Cheryl Dremp BASSOON Mary Hathaway Tom Standeford BASS CLARINET Rose Eller brock Ratty Schumaker CONTRA •BASS CLARINET Patty Kohls ALTO SAX Keith Osterhoftr Bob Wood TENOR SAX Carol Ruen BARITONE SAX Lua Stackhouse HORNS Jan Stackhouse Lua Bollinger Linda Hathaway Mary Jo I) rerup Sabrina Cos Judy Liebrecht Mary Jo Fortman TROMBONES Jack Buneell Martha DuBry Mar Jo Schnuedebusch John Schoonover Mary Hoffman Jim Kotlenbrock Kathy Bellman CORNETS Cathi Leap Skip I mberger Debbie Wotke Dale Tobe Betsy Tramr Marilyn Klatt Rita Rockers Becky Ruen tjndy Hoffman BARITONES Dave Barber Jack Schuarz Donna Stehtik BASSES Greg Hoffman Terry Hughes Stece Hottest PERCUSSION Tom Martin Cindy Deter Mark Macke Jim Rurtler Mark EonderEmbir Larry Meyer Fflyliti Cray 139 PS -HAX!af rtlftft.-jU n,flyi t C ■«V 'vc- 'j $ t tWkVt. - V ,. . W t 'mv,' -|Ml .§ r 'r IffM sett? r ; •: 1 •; .-••' . j � s£5.5a '• '«•, •• “••• ' wSofeitOT riSBs«S%MBSgi � + 77lCr£ Arc J : ' ; Qut Hon y con fact Wmt Br n firt i' ■■ ' ■'- {. -}% � . - . .... ,Wl ............ • :• ■■■ ■.•■?■ -tov-'-.::; :-, . ■ 141 Organizations Student Council The Student Council is an organ of student government in the school. This year the Student Council opened a Student Affairs office, which let the. students have more say in school government. Other tasks of the Student Council are the running of the bookstore and organizing of class elections. The officers of the Student Council during the 1970-71 school year were from left to right: Jeff Huggins. President-Elect: Skip Umberger, President; Mary Hathaway, Secretary; Cindy Schwarz, Treasurer; Mr. Marsh, Advisor. Members of the Student Council are: (ROW 1) C. Farran, C. Meyer. M. Stowe, I). Stechschulte. M. Seitz. (ROW 2)G. VlcComas, 1). Wolke, T. Hermiller, J. Salisbury. J. Klemm, C. Schroeder. (ROW 3) S. Umberger, J. Knapke, M. Hathaway. R. Fortman, S. Hovest, C. Seitz, J. Huggins, R. Kersh, R. Alt. (ROW 4) L. Bollinger. B. Vennekotter, T. Deters, M. Macke, R. Miley, J. Burwell, K. Woods, P. Meyer, L. Schwarz, B. Patterson. 142 Leading the Honor Society through the year’s activities are Ann Beckman, Vice-President; Annette Leopold, Secretary; Larry Ellerbrock, President: Mrs. Schu-macker, Advisor; and Linda Recker, Treasurer. The newly inducted members of the Honor Society are: (ROW 1) M. Recker, N. Bruskotter, E. Reed, P. Bockrath, M. Hoffman, M. Drerup. (ROW 2) M. Scheckelhoff, J. Calvin, P. Schumaker, A. Ahman, C. Alt, J. Knapke. (ROW 3) R. Konst, I). Shinkle, K. Scheckelhoff, 0. Barber, A. Schumacker, L. Meyers, J. Miller. Honor Society The members of the National Honor Society before the induction ceremonies in April are; (ROW 1) A. Beckman, I). Wolke, I). Heckman, L. Recker. (ROW 2) A. Leopold, R. Ellerbrock, V. Kahle, M. Hathaway. (ROW 3) P. Drerup, N. Hovest, K. Osterhage. (ROW 4) R. Kersh, L. Ellerbrock, M. Schmiedebusch, L. Schroeder, T. Ahman, K. Leopold. (ROW 5) L. Croy, B. Vcnnckotter, K. Woods, I,. Schwarz, J. Schroeder. (ROW 6) L. Karhoff, T. Deters. 143 Members of FTA this year are: P. Meyer, N. Verhoff, I). Wolke, D. Barber, J. Wood, K. Osterhage, M. Erhart, A. Leopold, N. Erharl, E. Schroeder, J. Lammers, M. Grady, V. Kahle, M. Schrieber, M. DuBry, L. Becker, B. Aelkcr, A. Schroeder, C. Farran, B. Flsass, J. Agner, C. Hoffman. F.T.A. The Future Teachers of America strive for points by grading papers, substituting for absent teachers in the elementary schools and the high school, and by performing various other tasks. The Future Teachers of America are led by Keith Osterhage as President; Deb Wolke, Becorder; Bita Aelker, Vice-President; Dave Barber, Treasurer; Nancy Erharl, Secretary; Mr. Nienberg, Advisor. The Seniors of the Club gave up their extra study hails to work at Brookhill Center aiding the teachers by playing with the children and helping them with their work. 144 German I II The officers of the German I II Clubs are: (ROW 1) Vicki Nienberg, Vice-President; Jill Klemm, Treasurer. (ROW 2) Carol Brown, Secretary; Martha Sietz, German II President; Wally Showman, German I President; Mr. LaGrande, Advisor. Participating in the first year German Club are: (ROW I) C. Recker, N. Erhart, K. Ducey. (ROW 2) R. Aelker, L. Laubenthal. (ROW 3) M. German, C. Verhoff, R. Aelker, S. Brinkman, B. Brown, K. Bellman, T. Hermiller, J. White. (ROW 4) I). Dickey, R. Scheckelhoff, J. Loman, L. Kurtz, I). Nussbaum, C. Schwarz. (ROW 5) S. German, M. Hoehn, I). Butler, B. Paltc, M. L. Niese. (ROW 6) I). Bock rath, W. Showman, M. Gerding, M. Ellerbrock. Following the example set by Ruth Vtendorf last year, Carol Recker placed first in the State German competition. Members of the second year German Club are: (ROW 1) C. Brown. (ROW 2) J. Schwarz, B. Knott. S. Cox, M. Hoffman, N. Schroeder, C. Langhals. M. Seitz. (ROW 3) K. Kindle, M. J. Schmiede-musch, R. Bollinger, K. Loman, M. J. Drcrup, M. Buescher, L. Hathaway, K. Wurth. C. Verhoff. (ROW 4) J. Miller, M. Scheckelhoff, I). Shinkle, M. A. Recker, P. Bockrath, J. White. (ROW' 5) M. Tallow, T. Knapke, B. Wood, J. Gerding, E. Reed, C. Croy, K. Spangler, I). Alexander, P. Macke, V. Nienberg. (ROW' 6) S. Croy, J. Burwell, 1). German, S. Hovest, G. Ruhe. J. Klemm, T. Meyer, A. Quinn, M. Schnipke. (ROW 7) R. Ellerbrock, C. Ellerbrock, G. Utcndorf, R. Niese. J. Agner, J. Ruhe, L. Recker. 145 French I II The combined French Clubs were headed by Miss Kuhlman, Advisor; Susan Reckcr, Vice-President; Mary Ellen Schrieber, Treasurer: Ginny Perkey9 Secretary; Sharon Shank, President. Members of the French I II Clubs are: (ROW I) P. Kohls, B. Rube. C. Felkey, J. Borgelt. (ROW 2) I). Deters, C. Drerup, D.Wolke, B. Maag, J. Schram, S. Recker, K. Wood, J. Frey, J. Meyer, S. Shank, N. B rusk otter, M. Schrieber. (ROW 3) C. Meyer, B. Patterson, B. Kaufrnan, D. Wolke, C. Klausing, I). Meyer. P. Closson. (ROW 4) N. Ellerbrock, P. Stehlik, J. Niese. (ROW 5) C. Un ter brink, J. Gicsken, N. Krienbrink, J. Spyker, I). Stehlik, M. Erhart, C. Werling. (ROW 6) K. Leonard, M. Stowe, C. Deters, A. Heringhaus, L. Stackhouse, G. Perkey. (ROW 7) F. Duran, M. Grady, J. Bonham, T. Nordhaus, T. Standeford, R. Newman, K. Klass, M. Boss. (ROW 8) R. Boss, K. Seyberl, R. Rieman, K. Laudick. 146 The members of the Spanish I Club ir elude: C. Schoonover, J. Ruhe, K Weber, A. Keeker, I), Haughn. M. Steel schultc, M. Dickman, T. Sdao, L Coutier, R. Salisbury, C. Callaway, D Hohenbrink, N. Meyer, D. Ellerbrock T. Moreno, N. Ellerbrock, V. Kahle, C llaughn, V. Lamb, B. Meyer, F. Hovest F. Lanwehr, S. Klemm, S. Meyers, J Siefker, N. Laubcnthal, B. Conn, Copeland, I). Flores, L. Cavanaugh. Spanish I II These people were the organizers of the Spanish Clubs’ activities. They are (KiNEEL-ING) Rose Bellman, President; Karen Barlage, Corresponding Secretary; Deb Stech-schulte, Vice-President. (SEATED) Kathy German, Publicity Chairman; Jeanne Lam-mers, Treasurer; Ann Schroeder, Publicity Chairman. (BACK ROW) Miss Shadle, Advisor; Alan Kriedler, Program Chairman; Kevin Scheckelhoff, Program Chairman. Absent-Cathi Leap, Secretary. The activities of the Spanish II Club helped the members to broaden their understanding and knowledge of the Spanish language. The Club went to the Toledo Art Museum and had a Spanish Art tour. Members include: R. Bellman, J. Niese, K. German, B. Trame, S. Yaufman, T. Payne, C. Leap, A. Schroeder, D. Stechschulte, B. Ruen, R. Recker, C. Kistler, I). Utrup, J. Lammcrs, E. Siefker, V. West, K. Scheckelhoff. B. Lanwehr, G. McComas, M. Yaufman, K. Stechschulte, B. Gerschutz, K. Barlage, A. Kreidler, I). Fortman. 147 Library Club Here Deb and Kathy sample Mrs. Gingrich's delicacies at the Christmas Buffet. This year, the Library Club was kept busy under the new leadership of Mrs. Gingrich. This year's officers were: Rita Aelkcr, Scrgeant-at-Arms; Virginia Kahle, Vice President; Carol Keeker, Treasurer: Pam Bockrath, Secretary; and Debra Wolke, President. 148 Members of the Library Club are: C. Recker, D. Bodcn, V. Kahle, S. Spangler, R. Elsass, R. Aclker, M. Grady, K. German, P. Bockrath, K. Ball, N. Eller brock, M. A. Recker, D. Eller brock, K. Osterhage, I). Barber, C. Werling, D. Wolke, M. A. Ellerbrock. Debate and Drama Club Leading the Drama Club this year are: Ruth Elsass, Treasurer; Mrs. Schumacker, Advisor: Joni Wood, President; Annette Leopold, Vice-President; and Sharon Shank, Secretary. The Debate Club was guided this year by Keith Osterhage as President; Ruth Elsass, Treasurer; Mrs. Schumacker, Advisor; Sharon Shank, Secretary; and Dave Barber, Vice-President. The combined Debate Drama Club membe rs are: (ROW 1) Ann Schumacker, Sharon Shank. (ROW 2) Judy Liebrecht, Debbie Wolke, Jan Stackhouse, Sara Fawcett. (ROW 3) Nancy Bruskotter, Keith Osterhage. Cathi Leap. (ROW 4) Ruth Elsass, Connie Farran, Annette Leopold, Lindy Schwarz. (ROW 5) Dave Barber, Joni Wood. Among their many activities this year, the club members participated in a National Topic Debate on Pollution and a Spring Picnic. 149 DECA I II The District. The winner. The DECA winners at District this year are: Darlene Hovest, Rose Eller-brock9 Chris Ruhey Reg Drerup, Guy Mackey Rose Ann Warnecke.y Chris Alty and Beth Ruhe. 150 Members of this year’s DECA I class are: (ROW I) Chuck Layman, Jeanne Beutler, John Berlins, Sylvia Schnipke, Karla German. (ROW 2) Alan Piotrowski, Karen Lauer, Bob Salisbury, Jeff King, Rose Ann Warnecke, Barb Bockrath, Lori Matijevich, Becky Krouse. (ROW 3) Mildred Utendorf, Don Williams, Kathy Fortman, Sam Miller, Larry Mershman, Barr)' Nienberg, Debbie Frey, Karen Horstman, Paula Hohenbrink. The State Manual Entries are: (LEFT) Darlene Hove s t, Russ Kcrsh, and Chris Alt. The State Winners are: (RIGHT) Chris Ruhe, Beth Ruhe, and Russ Kersh. Members of the DECA 11 class are: (ROW 1) Peg Drerup, Don Williams. (ROW 2) Chris Ruhe, Larry Croy, Jan Stackhouse, Don Mershman, Diane Hovest. (ROW 3) Beth Ruhe, Mildred Utendorf, Rich Behrns, Ron Ball, Rose Ellcrbrock, Judy Conn, Russ Kersh, Chris Alt, Guy Macke. 151 Adventurers’ Club EVERYBODY loves adventure!!! These enthusiastic members participated in the many activities of the club. These included skiing, ice-skating, hiking, and swimming. The club also sponsored a School Clean-Up Day. They washed windows and picked up litter in the yard and parking lots. This year, the club planned many things such as skiing, swimming, horseback riding, canoeing, cycling, and hiking. The club also sponsored a clean-up day. Pictured here are a few of the organizers of the club’s activities. They are: Mack Wilson and Jeanne Agner, Committee Heads; Tim Brown, President; and Dale Hermiller, Vice-President. Mr. Nichols was the organizer and advisor of this dub. He is a very active skier. Waiting for the puck in an exciting hockey game are Larry Mershman and Wally Showman. Joni and Mary participated in the club’s Clean-Up Day. Swimming was a very popular sport with the club. 153 Members of the Art Club are: K. Leopold, M. Kistler, B. Karhoff, M. Selhorst, L. Dicmer, C. Newland, J. King, A. Piotrowski, S. Yaufman, L. Kersh, G. Reed, D. Barber, K. Loman, B. Wood, L. Wolke, K. Bari age, J. Nienberg, D. Mullet, J. Calvin, D. Hovest, J. Scliram, K. Hermiller, C. Agner, M. Yaufman, J. Salsbury, J. Sdao, K. Meyer, B. Closson, B. Gerschutz, A. Quinn, K. Wood, L. Kurtz, M. Stowe, J. Loman, T. Moore, R. Bellman, C. Layman, A. Schroeder, T. Sdao, C. Seitz. 154 Officers of the Art Club are: Mr. Purdy, Advisor; Deb Diller, Treasurer; Dave Barber, Vice-President; Kay Meyer, President; Ann Schroeder, Secretary. Audio-Visual In need of audio-visual material? . . . A helpful A-V member could be found every period in their small room under the stairs. The members kept track of all Audio-Visual material used throughout the schools and also had the task of running the reels for the all-school movies. Under the direction of Mr. Nichols, the club kept everything in running order. Jim and Steve could always be found in the A-V room during second period. iMembers of the Audio-Visual Club include: (ROW I) Albert Villearreal. (ROW 2) Jeanne Knapke, Marlene Recker, Ron Kistlcr, Steve Sunderhaus. (ROW 3) Ted Macke, Bruce Michel. (ROW 4) Tim Brown, Jim Bonham, Mack Wilson. (ROW 5) Mark Stechschulte, Jeff Nienberg, Paul LaPoint, Chuck Schroeder. 155 ROW 1: L. Schrocdcr, D. Heckman, M. J. Fortman, P. Schumaker, A. Beckman, L. Bollinger. ROW 2: E. Borgelt, J. Agner, M. Klass, D. Hovest, S. Rosenberger. ROW 3: C. Ruen, C. Ruhe, C. Alt, R. Alt. R. Ellerbrock, C. Schroeder, P. Drerup, A. Klemm, J. Wood, J. Schroeder, C. Farran, C. Agner. ROW 4: D. Deters, C. Haughn, S. Wolke, J. Knapkc, A. Ahman, J. Liebrecht, N. Bruskotter, C. Leap, R. Bellman, S. Fawcett, C. Wilson. ROW 5: I.. Sager, C. Schmitz, L. Nussbaum, S. Saloum, J. Calvin, J. Wortkotter, K. Fortman, B. Bockrath, R. A. Warnecke. ROW 6: J. Martel, M. Boss, A. Sluder, K. Klass, M. L. Inkrott, J. Knott, J. Thompson. ROW 1: V. Horstman, J. Huerman, K. Kindle, M. Stowe, J. Ruhe, J. Giesken. ROW 2: V. Nienberg, A. Quinn, C. Drerup, A Recker, D. Fortman, T. Meyers, D. Nienberg, B. Closson, B. Gerschutz, C. Spencer, B. Ruen, B. Trame. ROW 3: J. White, P Stehlik, D. Nussbaum, C. Bellman, J. White, P. Macke, K. Wood, T. Payne, B. Michel, M. Selhorst, M. Kistler, M. J. Drerup, J Spykcr. ROW' 4: N. Meyer, L. Bellman, S. Maas, L. Duling, C. Moser, M. Carmerino, K. Duling, D. Hohenbrink, C. Unter brink, L. Hictmeyer, A. Brinkman, N. Ellerbrock. ROW' 5: B. Knott, D. Stechschulte. J. Buckland, D. Lainmbers, T. Sdao, D Meyer, M. Stechschulte, S. Recker, J. Meyer, J. Borgelt, J. Pothast, M. Dick man, C. Deters. ROW' 6: S. Cox, M. Buescher, P Schmitz, D. Macke, K. Weber, D. Wolke, N. Schumacker, K. Spangler, K. Her miller, B. Maag. P. Kohls, K. Laubenthal, B Patterson. ROW 7: K. Stechschulte, M. J. Scluniedebusch, T. Hohenbrink, C. Kistler, J. Meyer, L. Kurtz, L. Recker, N Buckland, P. Lanwehr, B. Ruhe, L. Cavanauch, J. Schram, J. Loman. ROW 8: R. Bollinger, M. Schnipke, M. Hoffman, J Klemm, K. Leonard, J. McComas, P. Gray, C. Croy, B. Kaufman, E. Reed, I). Alexander. ROW 9: L. Hathaway, C. Brown, C Felkey, B. Brown, M. Sietz. 156 Officers of this year’s GAA are: Ann Beckman, Treasurer; Robyn Alt, President; Loreem Schroeder, Secretary; Carol Ruen, Vice-President; Mrs. Maher, Advisor. dribble, volley, tumble, 1 c Monogram Club The Monogram Club officers are from left to right: Tom Ahman, President; Amy Klemm, Treasurer; Cheryl Galloway, Secretary; Jeff Frey, Vice-President. The O-G Varsity Athletes are: (ROW 1) R. Konst, M. Wilson. C. Alt, A. Klemm, L. Mershman, C. Galloway. (ROW 2) T. Michael, S. Umberger, S. Miller, J. Huggins, J. Frey, G. McComas, P. LaPoint, M. Tallow. (ROW 3) D. Michael, 1,. Ellerbrock, M. Buckland. (ROW 4) R. Nordhaus, S. Barlage, G. Lcathcrman, R. Kcrsh, R. Fortman, M. Schmiedebusch, S. Weis, T. Ahman, K. Leopold, K. Woods, B. Vennekotter, H. Denhart. (ROW 5) J. Kottenbrock, P. Brickner, C. Seitz, B. iNienberg, L. Recker, J. Berhns, D. Williams, D. Mershman, S. Ruhe, M. Kidd. 158 C.O.E. ROW 1: Elaine Palte, Linda Heiing. ROW 2: Maryellen Siefkcr, Mike Buckland, Denny Ellerbrock, Ann Schumacker. ROW 3: Nancy Nesbit, Bonnie Rieman, Phyllis Croy, Mr. Corner, Advisor. ROW 4: Kathy Morgret, Steve Morman, Gary Lea therm an, Janet Niese. 159 Interscholastic Volleyball ROW 1: J. Klcmm, K. Horstman, C. Bellman, L. Brinkman, M. Hoffman, N. Schumacker. ROW' 2: P. Gray, M. Inkrnlt. R. Alt, K. Stechschulte, B. Patterson, V. Nienberg, J. Ruhe, J. White, J. Liebrecht, S. Rosenberger, K. Hovest, K. Weber, S. Cox. ROW 3: J. Maher, Coach; D. Fortman, J. Wood, R. Bellman, C. Unterbrink, C. Ruen,J. White, B. Ruen, B. Bockrath, B. Trame, L. Recker, 0. Nussbaum, P. Schumacker, M. Fortman, J. Heuerman, L. Bollinger, A. Klcmm, C. Deters, K. Loman. S c I h T n o r t 1 a e a c r s k t ROW 1: D. Macke, J. Maher, Coach; M. Boss, C. Kistler, L. Ricker, B. Trame, J. White, J. 0 Giesken, D. Honigfort, C. Deters. ROW 2: C. Brown, N. Schumacker, B. Kaufman, S. Yaufman, B. Ruen, J. Borgelt, J. Schram, C. Felkey, P. Hohenbrink, M. Fortman, D. Heckman, C. Ruen. ROW' 3: J. White, K. Weber, S. Recker, C. Galloway, M. Stowe, C. Spencer, A. Schumacker, J. Liebrecht, P. Schumacker, C. Haughn, R. Alt. Interscholastic Basketball ROW 1: L. Cavanaugh, B. Maag, P. Kohls, K. Laubcnthal, Trainers. ROW 2: B. Brown, C. Felkey, D. Stechschulte, D. Macke, B. Michael, C. Brown, L. Brinkman, N. Meyer, J. Klemm, P. Patrick, E. Reed, J. Potast. ROW 3: B. Kaufman, M. Stowe, J. White, R. Alt, M. Inkrott, V. Nienberg, L. Hathaway, J. Ruhe, J. Maher, Coach; J. White, A. Schumacker, B. Ruhe, B. Trame, B. Bachrath, A. Lambeth, C. Deters, B. Ruen. Thunderbolt Staff Members of the 1970-71 Annual Staff are: (HOW 1) Cindy Hoffman, Sara Fawcett, Jeanne Agner, Annette Leopold, Jennifer Calvin, Ginny Perkey. (ROW 2) Calhi Leap, Lisa Bollinger, Sharon Shank, Darcie DeBrandt, Sue Saloum, Julie Schroeder. (ROW 3) Deb Kuhlman, Deb Dickman, Michele Boss, Maryellen Schrieber, Martha DuBry, Cheryl Galloway, Judy Liebrecht. (ROW 4) Kris Loman, Connie Farran, Kay Meyer, Joni Wood, Mary Hathaway, Dave Barber, Lindy Schwarz, Linda Recker, Ann Schroeder, Ruth Elsass. Editor .....................................................Mary Hathaway Assistant Editor ...........................................Sharon Shank Business Managers...........Annette Leopold, Ginny Perkey, Deb Dickman Business Staff ................................Michele Boss, Linda Recker Ruth Elsass, Judy Liebrecht Photographers . . Kris Loman, Dave Barber, Rita Rockers, Julie Schroeder Layout..............................Kay Meyer, Connie Farran, Deb Diller Senior Class ..................................Lisa Bollinger, Joni Wood Underclassmen...........................Maryellen Schrieber, Cheryl Galloway Student Life..................Lindy Schwarz, Sara Fawcett, Darcie DeBrandt Sports ..........................Martha DuBry, Ann Schroeder, Jeni Calvin Music..........................................Cathi Leap, Sue Saloum Organizations ................Cindy Hoffman, Jeanne Agner, Deb Kuhlman Advisors.......................................Mr. Nichols, Mrs. Meyer 162 Mr. Nichols, our advisor, was found lending a helping hand . . . Very unusual! Titan Courier Staff Under the guidance of Miss VanLanding-ham and Miss Stewart, the Titan Courier Staff succeeded in getting a newspaper off the press once every month. Members of the Titan Courier Staff are: (ROW 1) Anile Ahman, Don Williams, Terry Moore. (ROW 2) Carol Brown, Jane Drerup, Marilyn Grady, Jennifer Calvin, Ann Schroeder, Lynn Kersh, Patty Schumacker. Editor .................................................Jennifer Calvin Assistant Editor ..........................................Don Wdliams Business Manager................................................Marilyn Grady Production Manager................................................Anne Ahman Cartoons Art..........................................Ann Schroeder Staff............................Jane Drerup, Carol Brown, Terry' Moore, Lynn Kersh, Patti Schumacher Advisors.................................Miss Glcndenc VanLandingham, Miss Judy Stewart Here members of the Thunderbolt Staff work feverishly for the upcoming sale. 163 ——— « v -r - mjm mm 165 Advertisements QE SyLVANIA A SUBSIDIARY OF GENERAL TELEPHONE ELECTRONICS CORPORATION A Growing Industry In A Growing Community 166 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1971 JACK HOWELL NIENBERG’S Oliver New Idea Gehl Dunham G.M.C. Trucks a brand new breed! Your Chevrolet - Oldsmobile Dealer (.landorf, Ohio r� 38-:i22i Congratulations from MAINLINE DRESS SHOPPE The Finest in Ladies' Ready-to-Wear Congratulations BILL’S MARATHON Made-Rite CONCRETE PRODUCTS INC. E. Main Grant Ottawa PHONE 523-4376 R. R. 2 OTTAWA, OHIO Congratulations from McCRATE’S FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service Phone 523-6586 Ottawa, Ohio Reddy Kilowatt has been proud to serve you and your school, and hopes his efforts have helped make it a productive and memorable year for you. Ohio Power Co. Syafam. OHIO POWER COMPANY 167 1 Compliments of E.J. MEYER SONS, INC. OTTAWA HOME DRY CLEANERS CONTRACTORS Phone 523-6286 Road Sewer Work 138 South Hickory Excavating Grading Ottawa, Ohio Ph. 523-5310 Ottawa EVERETT SCHMENK We stand between you and loss OTTAWA, OHIO Phone 523-6539 523-3159 168 PUTNAM STONE CO. Route 1 Ottawa, Ohio Phone 523-6004 Compliments of SCHUMACHER-MAAG COMPANY PUTNAM HOUSE A Cocktail Lounge - Dining Room ■ Hotel 202 West Main Street Phone f,2.3-0068 Ottawa, Ohio Your unmnMu ■ At «(••(• Ottawa, Ohio Dealer SKYLARK MOTEL Air Conditioning and Electric Heat One-Half Mile East on Route 224 Phone 523-9393 Ottawa, Ohio Chamber of Commerce Member Roy and Koneta DeLong 169 TONY’S DAIRY QUEEN Compliments of VERHOFF’S CARRY-OUT - Burgers - Fries -- Malts - Home of the Titan Burger Beer, Wine, Parly Supplies 1602 East Main Street Glandorf, Ohio Ottawa, Ohio OTTAWA STONE CO., INC. WARNECKE Compliments of All Sizes Limestone Aggregate DOEPKER VERHOFF ALFALFA MILLS Electric heating P.O. Box 27 Ottawa, Ohio Ottawa, Ohio Ottawa Glandorf New Bavaria Ohio Napoleon Ph. Gilboa 456-3261 S M REPAIR INC. Shell Gas Lubricants Compliments of Auto Repair Used Cars 24 hr. Wrecker Service WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORES Phone 538-3521 Paul H. Spyker, Owner Glandorf, Ohio Ph. 523-4143 Ottawa, Ohio Cletus Schroeder Ron Meyer 170 Beckmans Jewelers CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 71 Since 1888 Compliments of BELL AUTO SUPPLY Main Street Ottawa, Ohio BILL'S PLACE Beer-Wine-Liquor-Food Banquets-Weddings Private Parties Glandorf, Ohio Ph. 538-3551 171 Compliments of AMERICAN LEGION POST 63 OTTAWA, OHIO GLANDORF FEED CO. Compliments of Your Farm Supply Center FROGTOWN ELEVATOR Route 3 Ottawa, Ohio GLANDORF GERMAN BUILDING AND LOAN Glandorf, Ohio FIBERGLASS ROOFS NEW ROOFING ROOF REPAIR BUILT UP ROOFS CLINE BROTHERS ROOFING CONTRACTORS (BONDED INSURED) R. R. 3, ARCHBOLD, OHIO 43502 822-3315 Phone 419 445-9826 Delta, Ohio Ronnie Jerry Call Collect 172 FAWCETT INSURANCE A Policy of Protection Ottawa, Ohio GUSTWILLER S Men’s Boys' Wear Nationally Advertised Brands and Formal Wear for all Occasions Compliments of HERINGHAUS AND SON Phone 523-6395 Ottawa, Ohio Ottawa, Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK your BankAmericard Mnmte me OF OTTAWA KAHLE LANGHALS TRUCKING Serving Allen, Putnam, and Auglaize Counties Since 1960 STONE - FILL DIRT - TOP SOIL - SAND - DOZING GUY E. KERSH INSURANCE (Hlawa. ()lii Congratulations to the Class of 1971 KOHL’S SUPER DOLLAR MX 41 IA1J0A. OHIO CALL K ALIO A 532-3585 LNA YARD 1011 L NORTH ST. m FOR' sSomfortV iittle Flower Dwffl, .....Wwf ‘ROUTE 6 5-WORTH. OTTAWA.. ' OTTAWA and COLUMBUS GROVE Hoyt's Tavern Compliments of ' i Mile North of Ottawa on Route 15 Band Every Friday Night LaPOINT'S FUNERAL HOME 24 Hour Ambulance Service Ph. 523-5657 Ottawa, Ohio AT . . . THE H. A. POWELL STUDIOS - WeKCIIII L LEIPSIC, OHIO PHONE 943 2117 43856 BECAUSE THE PERSONNEL IS THE BEST Electrical Appliance A profit-sharing organization. Insurance programs are provided. A five day work week. A good place to work. A good place to buy. Sales and Service GLANDORF TILE COMPANY Five locations in Michigan and Ohio High Grade Clay Drain Tile DAYTON DETROIT TOLEDO KALAMAZOO LIVONIA Ph. 538-3391 Glandorf, Ohio BEN BREECE FLORIST THRIFT WAY DISCOUNT STORE 236 West Fourth Street 102 E. Main Street Ottawa, Ohio Ottawa, Ohio Phone 523-4439 Phone 523-3615 ORCHID BEAUTY SHOP GREGG'S 110 North Walnut Street Downtown Lima Ottawa, Ohio Send Congratulations to Phone 523-6888 The Class of 71 175 CROY'S PRODUCE MARKET Corner of West Main Maple Compliments of THE OTTAWA HOME and SAVINGS ASSOCIATION BUCKEYE SUGAR, INC. Compliments of WARREN PRINTING OFFICE SUPPLY Hallmark Center Printing ■ Lithographers Supply Ottawa, Ohio DEXTRA CORPORATION Sugar, Molasses, Pulp, Tomato Product Congratulations to the Class of '71 176 Compliments of H. G. Rosenberger, Inc. ROSEY’S SOHIO SERVICE 435 W. Main St. Ottawa, Ohio Ph. 523 9411 OTTAWA FEED GRAIN CO., INC. Honegger's Feed Hardware Farm Supplies Grain Bank Service Bulk Delivery Service Ph. 523-3843 Ottawa, 0. HAWKEYS PHARMACY The of OTTAWA, INC. 120 W. Main Ottawa.O. 1971 Thunderbolt Staff wishes to congratulate the Seniors and extend our thanks to the faculty, administration, and merchants who have made the publishing of this yearbook possible. Open Weekdays - 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. - Closed Sunday Invalid Equipment - Surgical Appliances Russell Stover Candies - Cosmetics We Maintain A Complete Record of All Your Family's Prescription Purchases 177 Compliments of Brook's Studio Custom Farm Services, Inc. Dr. Daniel Diehl's Market Ellerbrock Upholstery Fischer Hardware Lumber Co. Fox Brothers Frey's Hardware Hartman Sons Furniture Hillcrest Manor Nursing Home Hilver's Jewelry Hub Cardinal Food Store Klenk's Clothing Shoe Store L. M. Restaurant Lynn's Drive-in Marcine's Beauty Shop Mary's Shopping Center Matijevich Floor Covering Mershman Body Repair Dr. J. H. Meyers, O.D. Montgomery Ward Agency Oak Restaurant Odenweller Milling Co. Ottawa I. G. A. Putnam County Sentinel Raye Clinic Ruhe Disbributing Company Ruhe's Locker Service George E. Schroeder Wannemacher Barber Shop 178 Merchants BEER BARREL R. R. No. 2 Ottawa, Ohio CAR-E-IT PARTY SHOP East Main Street Ottawa, Ohio DIEHL BROS. GARAGE East Main Street Ottawa, Ohio FORTMAN BODY REPAIR East Main Street Ottawa, Ohio PAUL FORTMAN 1 HR. CLEANERS LAUNDRY 101 West Main Street Ottawa, Ohio GLANDORF BUILDING LOAN CO. Main Street Glandorf, Ohio GLANDORF WAREHOUSE Vic Schroeder Route 4 Ottawa, Ohio GMEINER'S SHOE STORE West Main Street Ottawa, Ohio HAUGN PLUMBING HEATING 256 East Main Street Ottawa, Ohio HOLTKAMP-FORTMAN CO. Hardware Implements Kalida, Ohio HOWARD'S CAMERA GIFT Lima Mall Lima, Ohio JACK'S ALUMINUM WINDOWS Jack Rosengarten Main Street Glandorf, Ohio KILDAIRE COUNTRY R. R. No. 2 Ottawa, Ohio LEIPSIC GREENHOUSE 308 East Main Street Leipsic, Ohio 179 Merchants MOE'S SOHIO Main Cox Ottawa, Ohio UNION 76 245 West Main Street Ottawa, Ohio RADABAUGH OTTO 150 West Main Street Ottawa, Ohio VORST'S PLUMBING HEATING Kalida, Ohio SCHWARZ BROTHERS BAKERY 136 West Main Street Ottawa, Ohio WARD'S T. V. 215 East Main Street Ottawa, Ohio SHANK'S GLASS SERVICE 453 East Fourth Street Ottawa, Ohio WEATHERSEAL DIVISION GEORGIA PACIFIC CORP. 1206 East Second Street Ottawa, Ohio SMITTY'S BARBER SHOP 217 West Main Street Ottawa, Ohio WILLIAMS PLUMBING HEATING 149 West Main Street Ottawa, Ohio STALLKAMP DRUGS 228 North Main Street Delphos, Ohio WISE CLOTHING SHOE CO. 240 East Main Street Ottawa, Ohio FRANK SUNDERHAUS 956 North Locust Street Ottawa, Ohio 45875 Patron Cist 180 DR. J. R. BROWN RECKER, CUNNINGHAM CUNNINGHAM Attorneys at Law “Congratulations to Our 'Daughters” Chris . . . Maryellen . .. Mr. Mrs. Robert Alt Mr. Mrs. Charles Schreiber R.F.D. 2 R.F.D. 2 Ottawa, Ohio Ottawa, Ohio Lisa ... Ann .. . Mr. Mrs. Robert Bollinger Mr. Mrs. Vic Schroeder R.F.D. 1 R.F.D. 4 Ottawa, Ohio Ottawa, Ohio Phyllis . .. Ann ... Mr. Mrs. William Croy Mr. Mrs. Wilfred Schumacker 436 W. Main St. Oakview Dr. Ottawa, Ohio Ottawa, Ohio Deanna . . . Lindy . . . Mr. Mrs. Paul C. Deters Mr. Mrs. Eric Schwarz 841 E. Third St. R.F.D.2 Ottawa, Ohio Ottawa, Ohio Linda . . . Jean ... Mr. Mrs. Elmer Drerup Mr. Mrs. Ray Selhorst R.F.D. 2 R.F.D. 1 Ottawa, Ohio Columbus Grove, Ohio Peg ... Sharon ... Mrs. Mary L. Klausing Mrs. Velma Shank R.F.D. 2 R.F.D. 2 Ottawa, Ohio Ottawa, Ohio Martha . .. Suzanne ... Mr. Mrs. Walter DuBry Mr. Mrs. Richard Spangler 975 W. Main St. R.F.D. 2 Ottawa, Ohio Ottawa, Ohio Vicky ... Jan ... Mr. Mrs. Carl Fye Mr. Mrs. C. J. Stackhouse 111 Pleasant Dr. R.F.D. 2 Ottawa, Ohio Ottawa, Ohio Annette . . . Joni... Mr. Mrs. Thomas Leopold Mr. Mrs. Doyle Wood R.F.D. 2 R.F.D. 1 Ottawa, Ohio Ottawa, Ohio Brenda . . . Mary . .. Mr. Mrs. Charles J. Meyer Mr. Mrs. W. 8. Flathaway Glandorf, Ohio 137 N. Moe Virginia ... Mr. Mrs. E. Gene Perkey Ottawa, Ohio Kris .. . R.F.D. 2 Mr. Mrs. James Loman Ottawa, Ohio 361 N. Hall St. Marlene . .. Mr. Mrs. William Recker Glandorf, Ohio Ottawa, Ohio 181 “Congratulation s to Our Sons” is Tom . .. Skip ... Mr. Mrs. Frank Ahman Mr. Mrs. Joseph Ruhe R.F.D. 2 517 E. Third St. Ottawa, Ohio Ottawa, Ohio Tim ... John ... Rev. Mrs. John Brown Mr. Mrs. Donald Schoonover 910 E. Third St. N. Thomas St. Ottawa, Ohio Ottawa, Ohio Mike ... Jeff. .. Mr. Mrs. Robert Buckland Mr. Mrs. Eugene Schram 1041 E. Main St. R.F.D. 1 Ottawa, Ohio Ottawa, Ohio Bob... Gary ... Mr. Mrs. Robert Burwell Mr. Mrs. Raymond Schroeder R.F.D. 2 R.F.D. 4 Ottawa, Ohio Ottawa, Ohio Cletus... Carl ... Mr. Mrs. Victor Duling Mr. Mrs. Carl Seitz R.F.D.3 R.F.D. 3 Ottawa, Ohio Ottawa, Ohio Herb . . . Steve . .. Mr. Mrs. Leonard Michel Mr. Mrs. Frank Sunderhaus 216 S. Railroad St. 956 N. Locust Ottawa, Ohio Ottawa, Ohio Gary ... Skip ... Mr. Mrs. Leander Moening Mr. Mrs. Paul Umberger 1384 N. Defiance St. 965 N. Pratt Ottawa, Ohio Ottawa, Ohio Terry ... Don ... Mr. Mrs. John Moore Mr. Mrs. Donald Williams R.F.D. 2 130 N. Pratt Ottawa, Ohio Ottawa, Ohio Steve ... Keith ... Mr. Mrs. Paul Morman Mr. Mrs. Raymond Woods 804 E. Third St. 257 N. Locust Ottawa, Ohio Ottawa, Ohio Keith ... Paul... Mr. Mrs. Paul Osterhage Mr. Mrs. Richard LaPoint R.F.D. 3 916 E. Main St. Ottawa, Ohio Ottawa, Ohio Richard .. . Dave... Mr. Mrs. Richard Quinn Mr. Mrs. Lambert Warnecke Glandorf, Ohio Tom . .. R.F.D. 3 Ottawa, Ohio Mr. Mrs. Vincent Rosenbauer Dave ... 656 S. Oak Mrs. Nell Barber Ottawa, Ohio 4016 E. Main St. Ottawa, Ohio 182 r «■ I . .V 4 .% % .4’ t ■{S'; vT -■ .■ • • - ■ ■v . ■' ; -. - i A .4’ i ■ ; •� . fv • •1 V i: i.. . 3 ■ £ I K r