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

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1975 volume:

Table of Contents Those Who Led Us......150 Those Who Supported Us .....................164 As the school year began in September of 1974, everyone was filled with anticipation and enthusiasm. We had just finished a carefree summer filled with fun and excitement, and most of us were looking forward to working again. We were ready to go and anxious to talk with each of our friends once more. We knew that the teachers would take it easy with us for about the first week because we weren’t familiar with the new classes or with all of the new teachers. After the first week, they would really pile on the homework and assignments—we knew from experience. The work would continue until the very end of school—final exams. Hut, actually, we didn’t care. We wrere ready for school, and we were going to make the most of it. Everyone remembers. It seems like only yesterday in our “bottle of memories.” mm Remember the student body? They were amazingly friendly. We could walk down the hall and see everyone smiling as we walked past. In the halls, we would be rushing to our classes, but we would never be in too much of a hurry that we couldn't riui over to someone else’s locker and spill the latest gossip on them. In the cafeteria or gym everyone talked and had a good time. Some kids liked to play cards during lunch while others engaged in a game of dodge ball—seniors against everyone else. Everything we did together as the 0-G Student Body brought us closer together in friendships. Who We Are Remember When We Wrote ’75 On Everything? It’s Reality Now We Present Ottawa-Glandorf’s Class Of 1975 Serving as Senior Class officers are: Joyce Niese, Treasurer; Mary Daub, President; Becky Hoehn, Secretary; and Deb Deters, Vice President. Leading the class are Brian Ahman as Student Council President and Mary Daub as Senior Class President. Senior Homeroom Representatives are: BOTTOM Yaufman. THIRD ROW: Jim Boden, Mark Quigley, ROW: Dave Michel, Joyce Niese, Jane Kuhlman. Linda Schmiedebusch. TOP ROW: Bob Corson, SECOND ROW : Dave Lauer, Kathy Brickner, Joann Denny Seitz, and Diane Hamilton. Amy Agner Thomas Allen William Bartelt Hey, photographer, why don’t yon join Bachelor Survival? Stanley Beckman Sue Bellman Deborah Bockrath James Boden Nancy Borgelt Donald Allen Allan Ball Dale Bockrath Katherine Brickner 7 Timothy Brown Gregory Cavanaugh Robert Corson Classes AREN’T held at your locker. Sue. Joseph Brinkman Jane Buescher Tamara Brinkman Dennis Burgei Steve Cherryholmes Joan Compton Rick Cook 8 Brian DeBrandt .1 Debra Deters Timothy Deters Dennis Diekman Christine Dunn Joan Ellerbrock Margaret Ellerbrock Nobody move! This is a stick-up. Debra Ellerbrock 9 Susan Ellerbrock Rebecca Eelkey Joel Flores Debra Fortman Jeffrey Fortman Bill Garrick came to OG from Detroit. Michigan. Cynthia Gerschutz Julia Gulker I’ve waited so long for this! Robert Fortman Jack Fought Jill Gerding Thomas Gerding Ronald Gerdeman Jerome Giesige Max Grady Steve Grimm Diane Hamilton Mark Heckman Sneaky work has to be investigated. 10 Cornelius Holienbrink David Holienbrink Brenda Honigfort David Hoffman Alpbonse Hueve J anice J erwers Charles Inkrott Forest Hopkins Kennetb Fable Barbara Karhoff Joseph Kaufman Crossword puzzles are so difficult. 11 This geometry baffles me. ■ Joyce Kaufman Deborah Kerns Mark Kiene Kenneth Kleman Kevin Kreinbrink You wouldn’t believe Mr. Clark’s joke of the day. Dennis Kuhlman Jane Kuhlman Girls, do you think I have a chance of being on “Gun- smoke?” Karen Kuhlman Kevin Kuhlman 12 Kathy Laubeiithal David Lauer Cheryl Leinsetter Constanee Lonian Julie Gulker, “How’s your love life?” Helen Maag J i die Maag Steven Maag Deborah Maas Mary Jean Macke 13 Me? Talking in the library? Never. Deb Meyer Karen J. Moening Byron Montgomery Cindy Mansfield Jo McCracken Mary Jo Meyerhoffcr Monica Meyers Mike Moening Karen S. Moening Sherri Moore Carmen Moreno Lisa McCrate David Michel Joseph Moenter Cindy Marcon is our foreign exchange student from Sao Leopoldo, Brazil. 14 ■ Marg M or man Vicki Morniaii Joyce Niese Kenny Nienberg We reporters do take breaks now and tben. Vickey Oard Frank Myers Steve Odenweller Steve Otto Rick Parys Mark Quigley If you ask me for another projector bulb. I’ll bit you! Doreen Recker Sandra R. Recker Doris Recker 15 Sandra K. Recker Robert Reed Deb Ricker Jean Roethcr Oh hi, Mr. Weber. . .uin. . . uh. . .I’m. . .ub. . .just leaving. Roger Rube Dale Rosengarten J ulie Sager Rill Romes Pam Rosengarten Sam Sager 16 Rosemary Rieman Murry up and look. Mrs. Burke is coming. Nancy Ruhe Paula Salisbury Linda Schmiedebusch John Salisbury Dave Scheckelhoff Sue Scheckelhoff Butter goes on the plate, Joe. Janies Schmitz Marilyn Schmitz Denise Schomaeker Barb Schroeder Jean Schroeder Marlene Schroeder Marvin Schroeder Karen Schroeder I adore him! 17 Randy Scliroeder Wayne Scliroeder Tim Schnniacker Dennis Seitz Cindy Siebeneck Daniel Siefer Diana Siefker Roger Siefker 18 Alan Unterbrink Randy Vennekotter Kathleen Walker Denise Wamecke Douglas Verlioff Darlene Verlioff John Warren Jeffrey Wilson It’s hard to take when they’re ahead. Thomas Wischmeyer Joyce W olke 19 Seniors Enjoy Being Involved AGNER, AMY-GAA 1; Cheering Block 1,2; FT A 4; FHA 1,2; Senior Musical; Office Worker 4. AMMAN, BRIAN-Football Statistician 1,2; Bas-ketball Statistician 1,2,3; Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; Intramurals 1,2; Cheering Block 4; Monogram 1,2,3; Tennis 4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Scholarship team 3,4; Stale Tests 1,2,3,4; Science Club 1; German Club 1,2,3; Student Council 1,2,3, President 4; Science Fair 1; Senior Musical. A LE X AN DE R, J EFFRE Y-Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2; Wrestling 3; Intramurals 3,4; Cheering Block 3,4: Monogram 4; FT A 3; DECA 3,4; ART Club 1; Student Council 3,4. ALLEN, DONALD—Cross Country 1; Track 2; French Club 1,2; German Club 3,4; Senior Musical. ALLEN, THOMAS—Football 3; Wrestling 2,3,4; Monogram 4; Cheering Block 3,4; Annual Staff 3,4: Science Club 2; French Club 2; Student Council 4; Science Fair 2; National Honor Society 4. BALL, ALLAN-Baseball 1; Intramurals 3; VICA 3,4. BARTELT, WILLIAM—Tennis Captain 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Mathlctes 1,2; Cheering Block 4; Intramurals 3: Monogram Club 3,4. BECKMAN, STANLEY—Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 3,4; Cheering Block 3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; State Tests 2,3: German (Hub 1,2; Class Officer 2; Student (xjuncil 3,4. BELLMAN, SUE—Cross Country Statistician 2; Girls’ Track 2; GAA 1,2,3,4: Annual Staff 4; Art Club 1,2; Spanish Club 2; Senior Musical; Intra-murals 3,4; Office Worker 4; National Honor Society 4. BOCKRATH, DALE-lntramurals 3,4. BOCKRATH, DEBRA—Girls Basketball 2; Intra murals 4; GAA 4; Gym Leader 3,4; Science Club 2. BORGELT, NANCY—GAA 1; National Honor Society 3,4; Science Club 1; French Club 1,2; Senior Musical; Office Worker 3,4. BRICKNER, KATHERINE: GAA 2,3; Cheering Block 2; FHA 2; Spanish Club 3; Senior Musical; Homeroom Representative 4; Guidance Office 4. BRICKNER, RUTH—Art Club 1. BRINKMAN, JOE—Intramurals 1,2,3; Latin Club 1,2; 500 Mile Club 1,2; Cross Country 2; Wood Working 2; Swim Club 2: 440 yd. Relay Team 2; Science Fair 2; VICA 3,4. BRINKMAN, TAM1— GAA 1,2,3,4; Cheering Block 2; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 4; Chorus 2; Annual Staff 3,4; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Class Treasurer 2: Senior Musical; Office Worker 4; National Honor Society 4. BROWN, TIMOTHY—Football 1; Basketball 2; Cross Country 2; Baseball 1; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; DECA 3. BUESCHER, JANE—Cheering Block 2; Office Worker 4. BURGEI, DENNIS-DECA 3,4. CAVANAUGH, GREGORY-Football 1,2; Track 1; DECA 3,4; Senior Musical. CHERRYHOLMES, STEVEN-National Honor Society 2,3,4; Scholarship Team 1,2,3,4; A-V 2,3,4; French Club 1,2; Science Fair 1,2; Senior Musical. COOK, KICK—Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Baseball 1,2; Wrestling 2,3,4; Intramurals 3,4; Cheering Block 4; Monogram 3,4; Marching Band 1; District Band 1,2: Student of the Month 4; State Test 3: Spanish Club 1,2; Class Officer 1; Student Council 1,2,4: Senior Musical; Homeroom Representative 1,3. CORSON, ROBERT-A-V 2,3,4; French Club 1,2; Homeroom Representative 4: Science Fair 1,2; Senior Musical. CROY, HAROLD-FT A 3; Science Club 4; Spanish Club 1,2,3. DAUB, MARY-Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1; GAA 1,2,3; Monogram 3,4; Volleyball 2; Tennis 3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 1,2,3: Folk Group 1,2,3,4; Contest Solos 3,4; District Band 1,2,3,4; Contest Ensemble 1,2,3,4; W ind Ensemble 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 2.3,4; Science Club 1: Spirit 2,4; German Club 1,2; Speech Drama Club 3,4; Class President 1,4; Science Fair 1,2; Dramas Plays 2,3,4; Senior Musical 2,3,4; Talent Show 2,3,4. DE BRANDT, BRIAN-Football I; Basketball 2; Intramurals 3; Senior Musical. DETERS, DEBRA-Track 1,2; Intramurals 3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3, Captain 4; Monogram 4; Titan Courier 4; Science Club I; French Club 2,3,4; Speech Drama Club 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 1,3,4; Talent Show 2,3,4; Senior Musical; Office Worker 2,3,4; National Honor Society 4. DETERS, TIMOTHY-Wrestling I; VICA 3,4. DICKMAN, DENNIS—Football 1; Track 1,2; Senior Musical. DRUMMER, BETH-Track I; GAA I; Cheerleader 2; Monogram 2,3,4; DECA 3,4; Spanish Club I; Office Worker 2,3. DULING, ARTHUR—Intramurals 3. DUNN, CHRISTINE-GAA 1; Cheering Block 1; FHA 2,3; Art Club I. ELLERBROCK, DEBRA-GAA 1,2,3,4; Cheering Block 2; Office Worker 4. ELLERBROCK, JOAN-Track 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,3,4; Monogram 3,4; Volleyball 2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2; District Band 1,2,3; Ensemble Contest 3; Art Club 2; Science Club 2; Spanish Club 2,4; Student Council 2,3; Senior Musical 3,4; Office Worker 4. ELLERBROCK, MARGARET—National Honor Society 3,4; DECA 3,4. ELLERBROCK, SUSAN-Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3, Captain 4; Spanish Club 1,2,3. FELKEY, REBECCA—Cheering Block 1; FHA 1,2; Office Worker 4. FLORES, JOEL—Football 1,2,3, Captain 4; Track 1,2: Monogram 2,3,4; Intramurals 3,4; Student of the Month 4; A-V 2; VICA 3,4. FORTMAN, DEBRA-Basketball 1,2,3,4; Intra murals 1,2,3; GAA 1,2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; District Band 1,2,3,4; DECA 3; Spanish 1,2, Vice President 3; Senior Musical. FORTMAN, JEFFREY Baseball 3. FORTMAN, ROBERT—Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1,2,4; Intramurals 3,4; Cheering Block 4; Monogram 2,3,4; Tennis 3, A-V 2; Science Club 2; Spanish Club 1,2; Science Fair 2; Senior Musical. FOUGHT, JACK—Wrestling 2,3,4; Monogram 3,4; Annual Staff 2,3,4; DECA 3,4. GERDEMAN, RONALD-Football 1,2; Track Manager 1; Senior Musical. GERDING, JILL—GAA 1,2,3,4; Cheering Block 2; Girls’ Basketball 2; Annual Staff 3; FT A 3; FHA 3; DECA 3,4; Library Club 3; Art Club 3. GERDING, 'I'llOMAS—DECA 3,4. GERSCHUTZ, CYNTHIA-Chorus 1,2,3; FHA 1,2,3,4; FT A 4; Library Club 3,4. 20 G1ESIGE, JEROME—Intramurals 3,4; Spanish Club 1,2. GRIMM, STEVEN—Marching Hand 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 2; Stage Hand 3; Chorus 3; Outstanding Teen-ager of American 3; DEC A 3,4; Senior Musical. GRADY, MAX—French Club 1. GULKER, JULIE—Intramurals 1,2; Girls’ Softball 2,3; Newspaper Staff 3; Annual Staff 4; A-V 4; Spanish Club 2; Drama Club 1,3; Cheering Block 2,3; Drama Plays 1,2,3,4; Office Worker 2,3; Senior Musical. HECKMAN, MARK—Football 1; Basketball 1,2; Baseball I; Intramurals 4. HAMILTON, DIANE-Marching Band l,2,3,4;Pep Band 2,3,4; Stage Band 2,3; Contest Solos 3; District Band 1,2,3; Ensemble Contest 2,3,4; Folk Group 2; Annual Staff 4; National Honor Staff 4; Scholarship Team 1,2; Student of the Month 4; Art Club 1,2, Vice President 3; Spanish Club 1, Vice President 2,3; Spirit 2,4; Senior Musical 2,3; Office Worker 3. HERMILLER, STEVEN-Football 1; Baseball 1,2; Wrestling 1; Intramurals 4; V1CA 3,4. HERMILLER, TED-Intramurals 2,3. HOEHN, BECKY—Wrestling Statistician 4; Intramurals 1,2; GAA 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3; Annual Staff Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4; National Honor Society 2,3, President 4; Scholarship Team 1,2,3,4; Art Club 1,2, President 3; Science Club 1,2, Treasurer 3; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Speech Drama Club 4; Class Secretary 4; Science Fair 1; Senior Musical; Office Worker 3,4; Cheering Block 2. HOFFMAN, DAVID-Wresiling Manager 1,2; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Drama Plays 1; Senior Musical. HOHENBRINK, CORNELIUS-Homeroom Reprc sentative 2; VICA 3,4. H0HENBR1NK, DAVID-Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2; Monogram 3,4. HONIGFORT, BREN DA-Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 3,4; Stage Band 2,3; District Band 1,2,3,4; Ensemble Contest 1,2,3; Folk Group 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Art Club 3,4; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Senior Musical; Talent Show 2,3,4; Office Worker 4; National Honor Society 4. HOPKINS, FOREST-Intramurals 3,4; VICA 3, Vice President 4. HUEVE, ALPHONSE-VICA 3,4. INKROTT, CHARLES-Basketball 1,2,3; Cross Country 1,2; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Cheering Block 4; Monogram 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Spanish Club 1,2; Senior Musical. JERWT:RS, JANICE-Art Club 1,2,3; Science Club 2; French Club 1; Science Fair 2; Senior Musical. KAIILE, KENNETH—Intramurals 3,4. KARIIOFF, BARBARA—GAA 1,2; Chorus 2; FTA 4; Library Club 2. KAUFMAN, JOSEPH-VICA 3, President 4. KAUFMAN, JOYCE-GAA 4; Cheering Block 2; Marching Band 1,2,3; Chorus 3; District Band 1.2.3. KERNS, DEBORAH-FHA 2; DECA 3,4; Art Club 2; French Club 1. KIENE, MARK-Cross Country 2; Intramurals 3,4; A-V 2. KLASS, JOANN—GAA 1,2,3; Annual Staff 4; Who’s Who 3; Office Worker 4; Art Club 1,2,3; Spanish Club 2; Speech Drama Club 2,3,4; Senior Musical. KLAUSING, WENDA-Cross Country Statistician 3,4; GAA 1,2,3, Vice President 4; Volleyball 1,2; Titan Courier 4; Annual Staff 3,4; Office Worker 4; FHA Secretary 2; Art Club 1,2; Science Club 1,2; Spanish Club 1; Speech Drama Club 2; Class Treasurer 3; Senior Musical; Track Belle 2,3,4. KLEMAN, KENNETH-VICA 3,4. KNAPKE, MARGARET—Track 1; Intramurals 3,4; GAA 1,3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Monogram 4; Tennis 3,4; Volleyball 3,4; Marching Band 1,2; District Contest 1,2,3,4; Wind Ensemble 3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Office Worker 3; Spani h Club 1,2; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Senior Musical; Science Fair 2. KNOTT, JOSEPH-Basketball Manager 1. KREINBRINK, KEVIN-Football 1,2,3,4; Basket ball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 3,4; Monogram 3,4; Titan Courier 4; Gym leader 3,4; Senior Musical. KUHLMAN, DENNIS KUHLMAN, JANE—GAA 1,2,3,4; Cheering Block 2; Annual Staff 3, Typist 4; Office Worker 4; Art Club 2,3; Science Club 1,2,3; Speech Drama Club 2.3, Secretary 4; Homeroom Representative 4; Senior Musical; National Honor Society 4. KUHLMAN, KAREN-GAA 2,3,4; Cheering Block 2; Chorus 3. KUHLMAN, KEVIN-Cross Country 2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 2; Intramurals 3,4; Monogram 2,3,4. KUHLMAN, SIIARON-DECA 3; Spanish Club 1,2; Track Belle 2,3,4. LAMMERS, VICTORIA—DECA 3,4; Spanish Club 1,2, Secretary 3. LANGHALS, THERESA-Who’s Who 3; Office Worker 4; Art Club 1,3; Spanish Club 1,2; Senior Magical. LANWEHR, DEAN—Football Manager 1; Track Manager 1; Office Worker 3; Senior Musical. LAUBENTHAL, KATHLEEN-Track 1, Statistician 2; GAA 1,2,3; Marching Band 1,2,3; Contest Solos 3; District Band 1,2,3; Volleyball 1,2,3; Art Club 3; Spanish Club 1; Class President 3; Student Council 1,2. LAUER, DAVID—Football 1,2,3, Captain 4; Wrestling 1,2,3, Captain 4; Intramurals 3; Cheering Block 3,4; Monogram 3,4; Titan Courier 4; FTA 3; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Gym Leader 3,4; Class Vice President 2; Senior Musical. LEINSETTER, CHERYL-Intramurals 3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 2; Volleyball 2,3; National Honor Society 3,4; Office Worker 3; Science Club 2,4; Spanish Club 1, Secretary 2; Student Council 2; Science Fair 2; Senior Musical; Talent Show 4; Homecoming Queen 4; Track Belle 2,3,4. LOMAN, CONSTANCE—Basketball 2; Track 1,3; GAA 1,2,3,4; Volley ball 4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 3,4; Stage Band 3; Contest Ensemble 3,4; District Band 1,2,3,4; Folk Group 4; Art Club 1,2,3; Spanish Club 1,2. MAAG, HELEN—Track 2; Cheerleader 2; Monogram 2,3,4; Track Belle 2,3,4; FHA 4; Art Club 2,3; Spanish Club 1; Senior Musical. MAAG, JULIA—Marching Band 1,2,3,4; District Band 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 3; Office Worker 2; Science Club 4; French Club 1,2; Drama Plays 2,3, Vice President 4; Senior Musical. 21 MAAG, MARY-Cheering Block 2. MAAG, STEVEN—Football 1; Track Manager I; Wrestling 1; DECA 3,4. MAAS, DEBORAH—Cheering Block 2; Folk Group 2; Annual Staff 3,4; Student of the Month 2; Guidance Office 3,4; Library Club 2,3, Vice President 4; FTA 2,3,4; DECA 3; Science Club 1,2,3; Spanish Club 1,2; Science Fair 1,2; National Honor Society 4. MACKE, MARY JEAN-Track 2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader-Wrestling Varsity; Monogram 4; Track 2,3,4; Volleyball 2; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2; Contest Solos 3,4; District Contest 1,2,3,4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Sextet I; Spanish Club 1,2; Senior Musical. MANSFIELD, CINDY MARCON, CINTHIA McCRACKEN, JO ANN-Track 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 2,3; Contest Solos 1,3,4; District Contest 2,3,4; Wind Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Folk Group 2,3,4; Annual Staff 3,4; Scholarship Team 1,3; Science Club 1,2,4, Vice President 3; Spanish Club 1; Spirit 4; Science Fair 1,2; Speech Drama Club 2,3,4; Musical Orchestra 3,4. McCRATE, LISA—Cross Country 2,3,4, Statistician; Track 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; FTA 4; Art Club 2; Science Club 1,2; Spanish 2; Homecoming Attendant 4; Track Attendant 2; National Honor Society 4. MEYER, DEBRA—Track Statistician 2; Intramurals 3,4; GAA 2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; District Contest 1,2,3,4; DECA 3; Senior Musical. MEYERHOFFER, MARY JO-GAA 2,3,4; Volleyball 2; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; District Contest 1,2,3,4; Wind Ensemble 4; Concert Band 1,2,3; Office Worker 3,4; FIIA 2; Science Club 3; Art Club 3; Science Fair 2; National Honor Society 4. MEYERS, MONICA-Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 4; Contest Solos 1,3,4; District Band 1,2,3,4; Concert Band 1.2,3; Wind Ensemble 4; Scholarship Team 4; Office Worker 4; French Club 4; Spanish Club 1; Senior Musical. MICHEL, DAVID—Homeroom Representative 4. MOENING, KAREN J.—Track Statistician 3,4; Intramurals 3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Cheering Block 4; Annual Staff 4; Office Worker 2,3,4; DECA 3; Science Club I; Spanish (Hub 2,3; Spirit 4; Class Secretary 3; Senior Musical; Track Attendant 4. MOENING, KAREN S.-FHA 2. MOENING, MICHAEL—Intramural 3,4. MOENTER, JOSEPH-Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1. Baseball 4; Intramurals 3,4, Cheering Block 3,4; Monogram 1,2,3,4, Golf 1,2,3; Annual Staff 4; Gym Leader 4. MONTGOMERY, BY RON-Foot ball 1; Track 1,2,3; Wrestling 2; DECA 3, Vice President 4; Spirit 4; Senior Musical 4. IMtMIIIHl MOORE, SHERRI—Cross Country Statistician 3,4; Cheering Block 1,2; Gym Leader 3,4; Marching Band 1; Office Worker 3,4; FTA 4; Spanish Club 2,3; Senior Musical. MORENO, CARMEN-Football I; Wrestling 2,3,4; Intramurals 3,4; Monogram 3,4; Spanish Club 1. MORMAN, MARGERY—FHA 2; Art Club 3. MORMAN, VICTORIA-Track 1,2; GAA 1,3; Cheerleader 1,2,3; DECA 3,4; Spanish 1; Homecoming Attendant 1; Track Attendant 1; Homeroom Representative 1. MYERS, FRANK—Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Cheering Block 3,4; Monogram 1,2,3,4; Student of the Month 4; Spanish Club I; Homeroom Representative 2; National Honor Society 4. NIENBERG, KENNETH-Baseball 1,2,3; Intra murals 3; Homeroom Representative 2; VICA 3,4. NIESE, JOYCE-GAA 1,2,3; Wrestling Cheerleader 2; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Contest Solos 3; District Contest 1,2,3,4; Wind Ensemble 2,3,4; Folk Group 2; Woodwind Quintet 3: Scholarship Team 1,2; Student of the Month 3; DECA 3, President 4; Spanish 1,2; Class Treasurer 4; Science Fair 2; Senior Musical; Talent Show 2; Homeroom Representative 4; National Honor Society 3,4. ODENWELLER, STEVEN—Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Cheering Block 3,4; Monogram 4; Titan Courier 4; Spanish 1,2,3; Talent Show 4; Senior Musical. OSTERHAGE, JULENE—GAA 1,2,3,4; Cheerleading 2; Track Belle 2,3; Majorette 1,2,3,4; Quartet 2,3,4; Wind Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Scholarship 1,2; Art Club 1; Science Club 2; French Club I, Secretary 2; Speech Drama Club 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Science Fair 2; Senior Musical; Homeroom Representative 2; National Honor Society 4. OTTO, STEVEN-Track 1,2,3,4; Monogram 3,4; FTA 3; Talent Show 4; Senior Musical. PARYS, RICHARD—Football Manager I; Track Manager 1; VICA 3,4. QUIGLEY, MARK—Football 1,2; Basketball 1; Baseball 2; Track 1,2,4; FTA Secretary 4; DECA 3; Student Council 2,3; Homeroom Representative 4. RECKER, DOREEN—Cheering Block 2; Guidance Office 3. RECKER, DORIS—Cheering Block 2; Guidance Office 4. RECKER, SANDRA K.—GAA 1,2,3,4; Volleyball Manager 2; Annual Staff 4; Science Club 2; French Club 1; Spanish Club 3,4. RECKER, SANDRA R.-Volleyball 2; Annual Staff 4; Art Club 1,2,3; Science Cl tab 2,3; Speech Drama Club 2,4, Treasurer 3; Science Fair 2. REED, ROBERT-Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 4; District Contest 3,4; Spanish Club 1,2; Science Fair 1,2; Senior Musical. RICKER, DEBBIE-GAA 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4. RIEMAN, ROSEMARY—Cheering Block 2; Chorus 3; Art Club 3; FHA 4; Science Club 2,3. ROETHER, JEAN ANN-GAA 1,2; Art Club 3; French Club 1,2; Track Belle 3; Office Worker 3,4; National Honor Society 4. ROMES, WILLIAM—Intramurals 3,4. ROSENGARTEN, DALE-Basket ball 1; Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; Intramurals 3; Monogram 1,2,3,4; Student of the Month 3. ROSENGARTEN, PAM-Track Belle 2,3; Track 1; Intramural Statistician 3,4; GAA 1,2; Cheerleading 1,2,3,4; Monogram 4; Marching Band 1,2; Titan Courier 4; Art Club 1; Spanish (Hub 2,3; Gymnastics 2,3,4; Talent Show 2,3; Senior Musical. RUHE, NANCY—Basketball 3,4; Intramurals 3; GAA 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 1; Cheering Block 2; Volleyball Manager 2; Marching Band 1; Majorette 2,3,4; Homeroom Representative 1; Student Council 4. RUHE, ROGER—Baseball 2,3,4; Intramurals 3,4; Cheering Block 3; Senior Musical; Homeroom Representative 3. SAGER, JULIE—Intramurals 3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Spanish Club 1,2; Science Fair 2. SAGER, SAM-VICA 3,4. 22 SALISBURY, PAULA-GAA 2,3,4; Wrestling Cheerleader 2; FHA 2; Spanish Club 3. SALSBUREY, JOHN—Football 1; Basketball Statistician 1; Intramurals I; VICA 3,4. SCHECKELHOFF, DAVID-Intramurals 3,4; Cheering Block 3; DECA 3. SCHECKELHOFF, SUE-GAA 1,2,3,4; Cheering Block 2; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 2; District Contest 2,3,4; Quartet 2,3; Folk Croup 2,3,4; Science Club 2,3; Spanish Club 1,2; Art Club 3: Speech Drama Club Treasurer 2,4, Vice President 3; Senior Musical; Office Worker 4; Track Queen 4. SCHMIEDEBUSCH, LIN DA-Basketball 2,3; Intra murals 3,4; Volleyball 3,4; Majorette 1,2,3, Head 4; District Contest 1,2,3,4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; French Club 1,2; Class Treasurer I; Homeroom Representative 4; Speech Drama Club 2,3, President 4; Senior Musical; Office Worker 4. SCHMITZ, JAMES—Wrestling I; Intramurals 3,4. SCHMITZ, MARILYN—GAA 2,3; Cheering Block 2; Volleyball Manager 2; Science Club 2,3; Speech Drama Club 3,4; Art Club 1,2,3; Senior Musical. SCHNIPKE, RUTH-Spanish Club 1,2. SCHOMAEKER, DENISE-Track 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3; Track Belle 2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; District Band 1,2,3,4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2; Senior Musical; Athletic Office Worker 4. SCHROEDER, BARBARA—GAA 1; Cheering Block 2; Art Club I. SCHROEDER, JEAN-GAA 2,3,4; Cheering Block 2; Volleyball 2; Guidance Worker 3; Library Club 2,3,4; DECA 3; Science Club 3. SCHROEDER, KAREN—GAA 1,2,3; Cheering Block 2; Spanish Club 3; Senior Musical. SCHROEDER, MAR LENE—Intramurals 3; FT A Secretary 4. SCHROEDER, MARVIN SCHROEDER, RANDOLPH—Baseball 4; Intra-murals 3,4; Monogram 1,2,3,4; Golf 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Senior Musical; Homeroom Representative 2. SCHROEDER, WAYNE-Intramurals 4; Cheering Block 3,4; Senior Musical. SCHUMAKER, CERALD-Intramurals 3,4; VICA 3,4. SCHUMACKER, TIMOTHY-Football I; Basket ball 1; Cross Country 4; Baseball 1,2; Track 3,4; Cheering Block 3,4; Senior Musical. SCHWAIGER, SUSAN-Office Worker 4; FT A 4. SEITZ, DENNIS—Football I; Cross Country 2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 3,4; Science 2,4; German Club 1,2,3; Student Council 1,2,3; Science Fair 1,2,3. SIEBENECK, CINDY—GAA 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; National Honor Society 3, Treasurer 4; Office Worker 4; Science Club 1,2,4, Secretary 3; French Club 2, Vice President 3, President 4; Art Club 2, Treasurer 3; Speech Drama Club 2,4; Science Fair 2; Senior Musical. S1EFER, DANIEL—Work Study. SIEFKER, Diana—FHA 2; Art Club I. SIEFKER, ROGER-VICA 3,4. SIEFKER, RONALD-VICA 3,4. SMITH, ROBERT—Intramurals 3,4. SPANGLER, KIMBERLY—GAA 1,2; Guidance Office 4; Art Club 2,3,4; Senior Musical. UNTERBRINK, A LAN-Basket ball 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 1,2; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 3,4; Monogram 2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2; Spirit 4; Senior Musical. VENNEKOTTER, RANDAL-Basketball 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Intra-murals 3,4; Monogram 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Scholarship 'Team 3; Student of the Month 3; Spanish Club I. VERHOFF, DARLENE—Annual Staff 4; FHA 2; Spanish Club 3. VERHOFF, DOUGLAS—Intramurals 3,4. WALKER, KATHLEEN-Girls’ Basketball 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Volleyball 4; Track Manager 3; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Brass Quartet 3; French Club 1,2. WARNECKE, DENISE—National Honor Society 2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Science Club 1,2,3,4; Girls’ Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Library Club 2,3,4; Annual Staff 3,4; Annual Photographer 4; Senior Musical; Science Fair 1,2; Spanish Club 2,3; Office Worker 4. W ARREN, JOHN-Track 2,4; Cheering Block 1,2,3,4; Monogram 1,2,3,4; Golf 1; Titan Courier 4; Spirit 4; Senior Musical; Homeroom Representative 3. WILSON, JEFFREY-VICA 3,4. WISCHMEYER, THOMAS WOLKE, JOYCE—FT A 4; Intramurals 3,4; Cross Country Statistician. WOODS, KEVIN —Basketball 1; Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 3; Cheering Block 3,4; Monogram 1,2,3,4; Science Club 2; German Club 1,2; Science Fair 2; Senior Musical. WORTKOETTER, DAVID-Wrestling 1; Intramurals 3,4; Science Fair 1. YAUFMAN, JOANN—GAA 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 3, Annual Staff Business Manager 4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Science Club 1,2, President 3; Speech Drama Club 2,3,4; Art Club 1,2, Secretary 3; Science Fair 2; Talent Show 2; Senior Musical; Homeroom Representative 4; Office Worker 4. 23 The Spirit of.76 Lives On Junior Homeroom Representatives include: BOTTOM ROW: Ann Dubry, Stephanie Perkey, Pat Schroeder. SECOND ROW': Mike Meyer, Mark Siefker, Dale Ellerbrock, Darla Weis. TOP ROW: Jean Laubenthal, Jean Hermiller, Steve Ruhc, Tim Burwell, Dean Huhlman. Mary Ball Mike Bar lag e Kathy Basinger Beth Alexander Brian Alt Jeff Alt Terri Beutler Nancy Birkemeyer Tom Beckman Cindy Beckman Doug Beckman Darrell Bradley Bob Brickner Jerry Brinkman Shane Brinkman Denise Brown Rob Brown 24 Juan Camarcno Denise Buckland Amy Bruskotter ‘ f ’ Tim Cain Charlie Cox Kathy Cavanaugh Mark Buckland Rick Carpenter Deb Croy Deb Duling Eric Duling Francis Duling Mary Ann Duling Barb Ellerbrock Dale Ellerbrock Tom Ellerbrock Rick Erhart Tammy Felkey Junior Class Officers are: President, Steve Roberts; Vice President, Ken Moening; Secretary Man Ann I p ha us; Treasurer, Marge Inkrott. Tim Fenbert 25 Karen Fischbach Julie Cording Barb German Sue Good kin Kevin Gray J ill Gulker Kim Marl Nancy llaughn Jean Hermiller Karen Hermiller Joan Heuerman Jodi Hoffman Sharon Hobenbrink Steve Honigfort I .eon Hopkins Brenda Hovest Brian Imm Marge Inkrott Carolyn Quinn, don’t you care about the rising cost of adding maching paper? Steve Kaple Janet Kleman Joyce Karhoff Steve Kleman Bill Kistler l im Klausing Mark Knueven Joan Klima 26 Armed with a compass, Cheryl dares Mr. Laudick lo give her an r ! Kathy McFarland Janelle Lealherman Donna Maag Amy Meyer Martha Leopold Greg Meyer Kathy Koch Dean Kuhlman Mike Langhals Sharon Liebrecht Tammy Maag % Lois Meyer Joe Krienbrink Steve Kuhlman Jean Laubenthal Terry Maas Carol Krouse Guy l ammers Joe Laudick i ! Dean Maag Mark Matijevich Tim Burn ell and Mr. Corbin stand back nhile the concoction reacts. 27 Wait a minute, Tom, you can’t start without Mr. Corbin. Carolyn Quinn Roger Niese Cheryl Quinn Joan Riepenhoff Steve Roberts Linda Romer Randy Root Mike Meyer Ken Moening Theresa Nussbaunt Ann Radabaugh Dave Michel Dan Moser Kathy Michel t . m Anita Nida Jim Morman Mark Palte Stephanie Perkey i Amy Recker Tim Recker Mitch Pickens Vicky Richey Amy Meyer cracks up because this time the joke is on Martha Leopold. 28 Terri Rosenberger Ann Ruhe Joan Schimmoeller Sherry Schimmoller Kevin Schreil� er Al Schroeder Pat Schroeder Jim Schumaker Mark Siel'ker Teresa Smith Steve Stechschultc Al Stechschultc Steve Ruhe Deb Salisbury Marlene Salsburey Saudi Scheckelhoff Mike Schmenk Michele Schomaeker Sue Schmitz Ellie Schmitz (Connie Schroeder Jim Schroeder Lisa Schroeder Ned Schroeder Dave Schwertner Steve Sdao Jerry Siefker Tammy Shartzer Mike Spangler Joan Klima, how can you Ik so happy on a Monday? Terry Stehlik 29 Mark Sluder Greg Sunderhaus Karen Trenkamp Roger Utendorf Marcella Utendorf Mr. Newby still likes you Anita VonderEmbse Rose Utrup Cathy Utrup Penny Denny Winkle Scott West Weis ikoetic tyolke .schmeyer Yaufnian nary Sophomores Shine With Enthusiasm Sophomore Homeroom Representatives of the Class of 1977 include: BOTTOM ROW: Sue Fbbesmier, Nancy Campbell, Marcia Quigley. SECOND ROW: Alan Laubenthal, Connie Siebeneck, Linda Yaufman, Ritchie Calvin, Russ Diemcr. TOP ROW: Steve Vcrhoff, Pam Kerns, Sally Leonard, Fred Fortman, Tim Seitz, and Ken Pothast. Mary Jane Alvarez. Cindy Berger Mark Brinkman Deb Ball Beverly Buckland Kevin Ball Karen Bockrath Kandy Buckland Debbie Basinger Steve Basinger Sara Bollinger Phillip Brickner Bob Buescher Ron Burgei Brenda Brinkman Ritchie Calvin 31 Nancy Campbell Jo Carpenter John Castillo Chris Cole Darrell Combs Jeff Compton Deb Cook Hick Corson Kim Cox Cindy Croy Diane Croy Theresa Conn Mary Ann Cutlip Linda Dickman Ernie Ducey Folly Ebbeskotte Kellie DeBrandt Maggie Diemer Marsha Du ling • Sue Ebbesmier Vickie Decker Amy Deters Sophomore officers of the Class of 1977 are: BOTTOM HOW: Connie Siebeneck, Secretary. SECOND ROW: Polly Ebbeskotte, Vice President. INI HD ROW: Deb Rosengarten, President. TOP ROW: Karen Wood, Treasurer. Brian Dickey Steve Duling Cheryl Ellerbrock Byron Dickman Virginia Duling Elaine Ellerbrock 32 Denny German Mike Giesken Bill Greve Sandi Gulker Theresa Heilmeyer Bonnie Hempfling Bob llermiller Chuck Hcrmiller Linda Flores Steve Gerding Judy Fischbaeh Marilyn Gerding Dave Hamilton Sandy Heckman We got caught! Hey, don’t tell my dad! 33 Jean Hucve Jeff Kaple Carol Karhoff Karl Kindle Joan Kistler Tim Kersh Well, actually, when the terminal velocity increases in vector proportion, the magnitude of the centripetal force increases! Carl Knueven Kelly Kuhlman Sue Kreidler Pat Kuhlman Janel Kruse 34 John Laibe Greg Lamb Sally Leonard Steve Maas Pat McFarland Becky Lammers Dave L. Maag Diane Lammers Barb Maag Jan Lammers Byron Maag Al Laubenthal Diane Maag Jeanmne LealUerman Roger Maag Paula Maidlow Joe Meyer Bruce Moening Mary Belli Meyer Sharon Moening Phyllis Meyer Deb Mornian Tom Meyer Zac Myers Tina Meyer Bill Nienberg Margaret Meyerhoffer Dale Naese 35 Gary Perkey Linda Rediger Ken Pothast Cheryl Reed Hey, Joe, are you going to be a concert cellist when you grow up? Gary Recker Randy Recker Julie Quinn Rose Nussbaum Marcia Quigley Mike Ricker Deb Rosengarlen Ann Rube 36 Sue Ruhe Tim Ruhe Alan Schimoeller Greg Schmiedebusch Tammy Schmitz Steve Scheckelhoff You boys aren’t getting into any trouble now are you? mmmm Lynn Schocmaeker Darlene Schoepfle Janice Schnipke The itsy bitsy spider went up the water spout. i Bob Schram Kevin Schroeder Joann Schroeder i Lynn Schroeder Peter Schroeder Phyllis J. Schroeder Phyllis L. Schroeder Denise Schwaiger Denny Schwaiger Gary Schwartz Brenda Schumacker Carol Schumaker Randy Schroeder Tim Seitz Connie Siebeneck 37 Bill Unterbrink I never did like English! Melvin Utendorf Deb Utrup Jeanne Verhoff Emily Villearreal Steve Walker Steve Verhoff Pam Watkins Bill Werling Deb Williams Bonnie Wischmeyer Lois W'ischmeyer Herman Wolke Karen Wood MISSING: Konald Brecht Norman Brown Len Dangler Dave P. Maag Paul Moreno 38 Linda Yaufman Sue Yingling Anne Klay Does it taste good, Julie? Class of 1978 Survives Their Freshman Woes Freshman homeroom representatives are: BOTTOM ROW: Keith Kuhlman, TOP ROW: Mary Croy, Kay Hart, Tom White, Jeff Doepker. Rick Schroeder, Becky Ellerbrock. SECOND ROW: Nan Nida, Diane Showalter, Mary Leach. Lisa Wolke, Mark Hamilton. Laurie Agner Kris Alexander Kathleen Alt Phil Alt Pascual Barraza Dan Beckett Michael Beckman Ronald Bellman Barney Beckman ■■■■■■I Greg Borgclt Cheryl Brickner Theresa Brickner 39 Caroly n Buckland Mary Carr Ann Deters Keith Duling Brenda Burnette Dave Compton Susan Duling Bill Burwell Craig Cox Pam Diemer Carrie hbbeskotte Vickie Cain Jeff Doepker Dean hllerbrock Mark Croy VwK -! Ben Camareno Mary Croy Dale Drerup Lisa hllerbrock Pat hllerbrock Freshman class officers are: Barney Beckman, President; Peg Trenkamp, Vice President; Lisa hllerbrock. Treasurer; Chris W ana maker, Secretary. Becky hllerbrock Kathy Fenbert Deb Fessler 40 Dave Hashbarger Linda Honigfort Kay Hart Kick Hohenbrink Deb Hargrove V Karb Henniller Mark Hamilton Mary Hcitmeycr Denny Hovest No, Mr. Baxter, I didn’t break it. Karelyn Henry Alan Hermiller Norman Rahle Megan Jungquist 41 I don't believe it! Mark Kruse Jeff kuhlman Keith Kuhlman Lisa kremhrink Mike Kuhlman Liz Knapke Melody Knapp Beth Koch Judy Landwehr Karleen Lopez Kevin Lauer Duane Meyer Jim Meyerhoffer Linda Meyer Jane Michel Mary Leach Lisa Meyer Bob Michel Julie Luttfring Barb Maag Dan Leopold J im Leopold Kandy Liebrecht Dean Meyer Joe Maas Doug Meyer Maybe if I look busy he won’t call on me. 42 Curt Mornian Nan Nida 1 think I better go on a diet. Hawn Morrison Stu Montgomery Lisa Morman Elaine Niese Helen Kadabaugh Dan Rieman o) itC Gary Romes Mark Radabaugh Tony Rosselit Kay Otto Cindy Romes Jerry Recker Dave Sands Lynn Palte Ed Romes Doug Scheckelhoff mw Rick Pothast Ott Recker Janine Quinn Cindy Ricker Precision, tooling, timing. . . 43 Deb Schmitz Becky Schnipke CinHv Sehroeder Dave Siefker Debbie Siefker Ann Smith Rick Spencer Gee, Greg, you sure look nice with those glasses on. Jeff Stechschulte Den Strauer Nancy Schwarz. Tina Siefer Diane Sliowalter Aaron Siefker Mark Siefker Teresa Tadena Linda Tapia 44 Beth Verhoff Ken Verhoff Chris Wanamaker Duane Warnecke Connie Watkins Betsy Wauters Anne Weber Michelle Weber Tom White Nancy W'isser Kandy W'estrick Becky Wells Now did he say the assignment was on page 321 or 213? Lisa Wolke Pam Wolke Tony Wortkoetter ■ MISSING: Theresa Baringer Cindy Flores Frank Gillette Gerald Kaufman Jeff Kuhlman Dan Langhals Jim Meyer Barb Mooney Dean Reed Jeff Wischmeyer 45 Steve Wortkoetter Ed Wurth Kevin Yant Diane Zynda Kandy Zynda Kemember how active the students were this year? There were so many activities and club actions going on that one didn't know which one to get involved with. Nearly every night we could stay after school for a picnic or club meeting and occasionally we went on field trips. The First Aid classes visited a hospital while Physics classes went to Ohio State. Government classes toured the State Capital, and all students under Mr. Smith went to see Ohio Caverns. VICA Club competed in the Trouble Shoot Contest in Columbus, and Mass Media students visited a TV station in howling Green. What We Did Seniors Produce Their Musical Deb Bockrath, one of the spotlight girls, watches “George M!” from the lighting box. 48 Mr. Wood and some of the guys take a break during rehearsal. Oh no! I think I missed my lighting cue. ,wg with Little Outside Help I like il. Maybe I should wear my hair like this everyday. How do you like my makeup? After a lot of hard work, stage crew finally got the flag to fall just right. Eight weeks before opening night, practice started. The cast begun memorizing lines and or- n n chestra learned to play the music. The technical crews also went to work. Things had to he built, lighting and sounds had to he n n perfectly timed, props had to he found, costumes had to he sewn, makeup techniques had to be perfected, and publicity had to be taken care of. The technical people worked hard on their assignments along with the cast. Luckily everything was finished by 8 p.m. on Thursday, March 13. Everyone was in place, and everything was ready. The curtains opened. .. The orchestra, led by Mary Daub, did a great job. Exhaustion takes its toll. j lo ww oll some buttons, then hem this Hey Karen, do you always look that funny when you dress, then. . . put on your makeup? 49 Dancing in George M!” The Cohan audition for a show in Poughkeepsie. 50 Electrifies Audience “lie’s my ‘Yankee Doodle Dandy.’ ’’ Cast for ‘George M!” Steve Grimm . . . . Greg Cavanaugh . . Julie Maag Marg kuapke . . . . JoAnn McCracken Deb Deters Jeanie Macke ... . Fay Templeton Denny Seitz Tami Brinkman .. Karen J. Moening. Diane Hamilton . . Cindy Siebeneck . C.liorus and Small Del) Fort man Roger Ruhe Julie Gulker Boh Forlman Joan Ellerbrock Sieve Otto Chuck Inkrolt Speaking Parts Jeff Alexander Linda Schmiedebusch Steve Odenweller Brenda Honigfort Dave L. 11 ohen brink Denise Warnecke Byron Montgomery Sue Scheckelhoff 'Hie musical was performed three nights, each time to a full house. The cast did a marvelous job. Except for a stubborn flag and one torn skirt, everything went fine. The seniors had loads of fun, and they are going to miss working together. Where’s Ihe cal? “Push Me Along in My Pushcart. The following people were priceless: BOTTOM KOW: Mr. Doug Wood, Director, Pam Koseugarteu. Choreographer, Wayne Schroeder, Technical Director. SECOND ROW: Wendy Klausing, Student Director, Brian Alunan, House Manager. TOP ROW: Mary Daub. .Music Director. 51 Brian Altman spoke of “The Dreamer” and Ihe future of the class of '75. Class President, Mary Daub, welcomes everyone to commencement exercises. Reflecting on past memories, Joann Yaul'nian Kav her presentation. Honor Graduates are: BOTTOM ROW: Cindy Siebeneck, Cheryl Leinsetter, Marg Knapke, Becky Hoehn, Joann Yaufman, Margery Morman. SECOND ROW: Margaret Ellerbrock, Julene Ostcrhage, Nancy Borgelt, Joyce Nicsc, Diane Hamilton. TOP ROW : Denise Warnecke, Chuck Inkrott, Stan Beckman, Randy Vennekotter, Brian Ahman, Bill Bartelt, Steve Cherry holmes, Julie Sager, Mary Daub. 52 Class Song: “Searching So Long” by Chicago As my lilc goes on I believe somehow something's changed Something deep inside, a part of me. There’s a strange new light in my eyes Thing I’ve never known Changing my life, changing me. I’ve been searching so long to find an answer Now I know my life has meaning Now I see myself as I am feeling very free Life is everything it was meant to Ik . When my days have come to an end I will understand What I left behind, part of me. I’ve been searching so long to find an answer Now I know my life has meaning Searching for an answer to the question “Who am I?” It’s only natural. . .good things in life take a long time. Class (Colors: Beige and Rose Class Mower: Long Stemmed Red Rose Denny Kuhlman receives his diploma from Darin Calvin. Congra tula lions Doris, I mean Diane, you made it! Hey girls, you’re not supposed to be telling dirty jokes! Marshals are Torn Beck nun. Katin Yaufman, Marge Siefker. Inkrott. -Hi Now We Look to the 54 Future and Remember the Past” Straighten your tie, Jeff, you want to look your best. The beginning We began a new life today the old school sent us on our way we've finally accomplished it at last now we look to the future and remember the past as we face the world we feel many fears and to think we’ll lose friends brings many tears each of us lixs a different route to take and we’ll go out and make our stake remembering the friends we’ll leave behind the kids who’ll graduate at a later lime we do not realize or understand the tasks we are taking within our hands it’s up to us right now to better the world somehow we have many questions as we go the answers as yet we do not know but we’ll go out and take life’s test doing each moment what we know is our best we go out and toil and strive to make you proud of the (’.lass of “75” —a Senior girl 55 O-G Proudly Presents Queen Cheryl Leinsetter and Her Court Lisa McCrate, Senior Attendant. Second place float: “The Night Elida Died” by the Class of ’75. 56 Sophomore Attendant, Sue Ruhc. Queen Cheryl Leinsettcr, escorted by Joel Mores and Dave Lauer. 1974 Homecoming Queen, Lynn Cavanaugh. Lisa McCrate, escorted by Kev Kreinbrink and Bob Fortman. Junior Attendant, Deb Croy. Freshman Attendant, Lisa Ellerbrock, escorted by Jeff Alexander. Art Club exhibits their winning float. Lisa Ellerbrook and Mike Giesken enjoy the dance. The first dance of the night featured Queen Cheryl and her court. 58 The Class of ’77 takes third place in float competition. A successful dance followed the successful game. Homecoming football game gets exciting as Frank Myers outruns his opponent. Rickey Schroeder drives the tractor that pulls the Freshman float down Main Street just before the game. The overflow crowd watches from the sidelines. It just cannot be a car breakdown, can it, Seniors? Al l.aubenthal watches the game from the sidelines as he is forced to cater to his broken leg. 59 O-G Holds Its First Tom Allen is presented the Louisiana-Pacific Scholarship Award. The Scholar-Athlete Award is proudly presented to Kandy Vcnnekotter. Diane Hamilton accepts her award as a School Spirit and a Betty Crocker Award. 60 Joann Klass is surprised to receive the Home Economics Award. Annual Awards Banquet You should be proud of yourself, Jane. Industrial Arts Award goes to Mike Moening. Editor. Becky Hoehn, looks pleased. Where’s your other shoe, Joann? Mary Daub receives Band and Spirit Awards. Steve Cherryholmes accepts the Audio-Visual Award. Mr. Kussel closes with thank yous to all. Earlier in the program he presented awards to the 1974-75 Spirits: Mary Daub, Jo McCracken, Diane Hamilton, Nancy Geer, Karen J. Moening, Al Unterbrink, and Byron Montgomery. 61 Class of '76 Work Putting in many hours of hard work was Prom Advisor, Mrs. Harmon. Rob Brown and Scott West know “watt” they are doing when it comes to shedding light on the Prom. There they go again, ordering everyone around. 62 on Heavenly Creation 63 Juniors Present Class of Star light, star bright, first stai I see tonight. Steve, are you ever gonna ask me to dance? Something caught your eye, Greg ’75 with Stairway to Heaven” 65 Entertainment Spectacular Attracts Talented Mary Daub, playing the guitar, and Jo Ann McCracken, playing the banjo, entei Iain. Kellie DeHiandt receives an award for her piano solo. The third annual Ottawa-Glandorf High School Talent Show was again a success under the direction of Mrs. Hetty Schu-makcr. The program was presented by the Speech and Drama Club on November 21 and 22, in the 0-G Auditorium. Masters of Ceremonies included Fred Warren, Dave Lauer, Deb Deters, and Karen J. Moening. First places were awarded to Lisa Filer-brock, Peg Gerschutz, and Michelle Weber, dancer; Kellie DeHrandt, comedy; Mary Daub and Jo Ann McCracken, singer. Second places were awarded to Nancy Campbell, dancer; Faculty, comedy; Jan Lammers, singer. Third places were awarded to Brenda Burnette, dancer; Science Club, comedy; Linda lleitmeyer, singer. Fourth places were awarded to Deb Rosengarten, dancer; French I, comedy; Deb Cook, Vickey Richey, and Linda lleitmeyer, singer. Nancy Campbell Jan Lammers Brenda Burnette 66 Outstanding Students Achieve in Various Ways January—DIANE HAMILTON-Belly Crocker Family Leaders of March—DAVE MICHEL—Went lo Tomorrow Award. state for wrestling. September—FRANK MYERS-Rushed for over 1200 yards in 7 games. December—RICK COOK and RANDY HOEHN-Rick Cook won the 145 lb. weight class championship at the Napoleon Invitational wrestling meet. October—STEVE OTTO-Broke school record in cross RaIM]y Hoehn won 185 lb. weight class champion-country, 10:10. 4th year in track. Top 880 runner. hjp at the Napoleon Invitational wrestling meet A pril-R A N DY VEN N EK OTTER —Scholar-Athlete of the year. N o vemher —JOEL FLORES — Defensive lineman of the year for the WBL. May-JOHN SALSBUREY and AL HEUVE-12th in Trouble Shooting Contest. February-KEN POTIIAST-Named to the WBL first team in basketball. 67 Pep Rallies, Assemblies Provide Entertainment Is that any way to pass a ball? Ready?. . .OK! It’s not as easy as it looks. You love it, Mr. Bohren. Brenda, you know it’s not proper to hold hands in public! May I have this dance? 68 Students gather for an assembly. Dream on, Cindy, dream on. I hope I don’t trip. Mrs. Burke, Mistress of Ceremonies, helped the giris tremendously . • I made it with my own two hands. 69 The Thunderbolt Staff Proudly Thunderbolt Staff members are: BOTTOM ROW: Becky Hoehn, Editor. SECOND ROW: Richard Maag, Joann Klass, Sue Bellman, Wendy Klausing, Cindy Siebeneck, Randy Schroeder. THIRD ROW: Terry Stehlik, Diane Hamilton, Jo McCracken, Tami Brinkman, Mrs. Meyer, Advisor; Brenda Honigfort. FOURTH ROW: Deb Maas, Sandy K. Recker, Bill Kistlcr, Jane Kuhlman, Typist; Joann Yaufman, Business Manager; Jill Culker, Bill Bartelt FIFTH ROW: Anita VonderEmbse, Mike Spangler, Pat Schroeder. SIXTH ROW: Sharon Hohenbrink, Ann Ruhe, Darlene Verhoff. SEVENTH ROW: Rose Utrup, Martha Leopold. 'TOP ROW: Joe Moenter, Mary Ann Uphaus, Assistant Editor; Nancy Haughn, Marge Inkrott, Tom Allen. 70 Camera shy, girls? Dick Maag, one of the staff photographers, goes through the files. the 1974-75 Yearbook French Club Says Au Revoir to 1974-75 BOTTOM ROW: Anne Kelley, Anne Weber, Nancy Geer, Nancy llaughn, Bill Uphaus, Deb Salisbury. SECOND ROW: Monica Meyers, Terri Rosenberger, Sue Ebbesmier, Karen Wood, Ann Siebeneck, Sara Bollinger, Cindy Siebeneck. THIRD ROW': Lynn Schroeder, Curl Morman, Lori Schmiedebusch, Dan Deters, Mary Ann Uphaus, Wanda Wolke, Miss Vicki Vincent, Advisor; Deb Deters. FOURTH ROW: Judy Fischbach, Lisa Wolke, Beth Koch, Susan Yingling, Kellie DeBrandt, Marsha Duling, Kim Cox, Polly Ebbcskotte. FIFTH ROW: Terry Stelik, Paula Maidlou, Theresa Conn, Pam Kerns, Connie Siebeneck, Sally Leonard, Laura Frey, Deb Utrup, Rick llohenbrink. TOP ROW: Rich Calvin, Brian Dickey, Mary Ann Cutlip, Sue Kreidler. Anne Kelley represents French Club in the annual Talent Show. Miss Vicki Vincent, club advisor, helps out at the French Club picnic. 72 French Club officers include: lx ft to Right: Cindy Siebeneck, President; Miss Vincent, Advisor: Nancy Haughn, Vice President; Lisa Wolke, Treasurer; Sue Ebbesmier, Secretary. German Club Practices Their Linguistic Abilities rah, mfl ’Puny Utmah Swto MrousOs?, 0Msy riTTFm tJhih nwmhaw Ttatann uwl Tferil Bte .Tfranih Ihryittnrta. SI Ellerbrock, KOW: Mike Beckett, Tim Seilz jill,lC'uIker? Sue-1. Kulie, and Don Allen. SEATED on the bleachers are: John Ellerbrock, Sharon Liebrecht, Barb mf f j maiKlhjendaiHovest, Lynn Palte, Pam T 17mi JNVinkMriTari(l|hath.v Ba iiit:ei. 73 Spanish Club Studies Cultural Development Class is not over for another 15 minutes, boys. Spanish Club members include: BOTTOM ROW: Lois Wischmeyer, Dave Maas. Bill Burwell, Eric Duling, Tim Klausing, .Marilyn Gerding, Lynn Schomaeker, Terry Maag. SECOND ROW: Mr. DcVeaux, Theresa Smith, Connie Schroeder, Dave llashberger, Mike Meyer, Jane Otto, Janice Schnipke, Becky iionigfort, Ron Bellman, Jeff Docpker, Rich Spencer. THIRD ROW: Jean Verhoff, Pat Ellerbrock, Tina Siefer, Phyllis Schroeder, Joann Bockratli, Linda Iionigfort, Lois Schroeder, Annette Kaufman, Carolyn Duling, Ann Deters, Pam Gulker, Diane Zynda, Steve Utendorf. FOURTH ROW: Diane Maag, Barney Beckman, Steve Schmiedebusch, Denise Schomaeker, Joan Ellerbrock, Lori Agner, Barb Hermiller, Kay Otto, Mary Jane Alvarez, Darlene Tapia, Bonnie Hempfling, Theresa N’iesc, Tammy Schmitz, Lynn Schroeder. Anita VonderEmbse. TOP ROW: Amy Deters, Tina Meyer, Phil Alt, Tim Bellman, Tom White, Erin Klausing, Carol Oslerhage, Deb Rosengarten, Brenda Schumacher, Ann Rube, Janel Kruse, Cheryl Ellerbrock, Becky Lammers. 74 Titan Courier Keeps Students Abreast of News Titan Courier Staff: BOTTOM ROW: Martha Leopold, Carol Krousc, Amy Meyer, Joan Klima. SECOND ROW: Vicki Richey, Lois Meyer, Wendi Klausing, Pam Rosengarten, Deb Deters, Fred Warren, Steve Odenweller. TOP ROW: Anita Nida, Dave Laucr, Mrs. Deb Harmon, Kevin Kreinbrink. Miss Deb Deters, editor of the Titan Courier. 75 Science Club Participates in Area Science Fairs 1974-75 members are: BOTTOM ROW (left to right): Mark Palte, Perry Stehlik, Pat Schroetler, Tom Beckman, Mary Ann Uphaus. SECOND ROW: Cheryl Leinsetter, Penny Winkle, Theresa Smith, Linda Wischmeyer, Mrs. Bok, Advisor; Jo McCracken, Julie Maag, Rose litrup. Kathy Yaufman. THIRD ROW: Karen Fischbach, Kathy Basinger, Joan RiepenholT, Connie Schroeder, Cindy Siebe-neck, Anita VonderEmbse, Sue Goodkin, Sharon Liebrecht, Brenda Hovest, Julie Gerding, Linda Romer. FOURTH ROW: Lois Meyer, Martha Leopold, Ann Rube, Tammy Maag, Theresa Nussbaum, Barb German, Stephanie Per key. Officers of the Science Club are: Rose Utrup, Treasurer; Kathy Yaufman, Vice President; Mary Ann Uphaus, President; Mrs. Bok, Advisor: Anita VonderEmbse, Secretary. State Science Fair participants this year are: Joann Bockrath, Jane Otto, Marsha Duling, and Kathy Basinger. 76 Is this a typical Science Club meeting? Student Council Guides Student Body Student Council officers are: Kick Cook, Secretary; Brian Ahman, President: Nancy llaughn. Treasurer; Wanda Wolke, President-Elect; Miss Vincent, Advisor. During tlie 1974-75 school year the Student Council participated in many activities which included organizing the Homecoming dance, running the hook store during the noon hours, electing the Students of the Month, and holding the class elections. Student Council included: BOTTOM ROW: Wanda Wolke, Deb Salisbury, Pat Eller brock, Lisa Wolke, Jeff Stechschulte. SECOND HOW: Nancy Ruhe, Brian Ahman, Marg knapke, Tim Klausing, Kick Cook, Sue Kbbesmier. THIRD ROW : Mike Meyer, Miss Vickie Vincent, Advisor; LouAnn Mass, Tim Sietz. R«� n Schmiedebuseh, Brian Dickey. TOP ROW: Kim (x x, Julene Osterhage, Sharon llohenbrink, Amy Recker, Stan Beckman, Tom Allen, Tom Beckman, Nancy I laughn. Theresa Conn. Library Club Helps Promote Knowledge Mrs. Calvin helps catalogue Working hard, Deb? Library Club officers for 74-75 are: Vicki Richey, President; Deb Maas, Vice President; Mary Kosselit, Treasurer; Theresa Heitmeyer, Secretary. Library Club members include: BOTTOM ROW : Vicki Richey, Miss Kusner, Advisor; Sonia Northrup, Mary Rosselit, Deb Williams. TOP HOW : Karen Hockrath, Cindy Gerschutz, Deb Cook, Theresa Heitmeyer, Deb Maas, Paula Maidlow, Sue Y'ingling. IOE Trains Future Secretaries Ottawa-Glandorf Juniors taking Intensive Office Education are: BO TTOM ROW: Donna Maag, Karen Trenkamp, Terri Beutier,Tammy Maag, Carolyn Ouinn, Deb Wortkoetter, Stephanie Perkey, Brenda Hovest, Beth Alexander, Joan Heuerinan. TOP ROW: Miss Judy Stewart, Advisor, Cindy Decker, Linda Romer, Julie Cerding, Marcella I tendorf. It does take concentration, doMit t it. Linda? Insight Marks National Honor Society Students Members: BOTTOM ROW (left to right): Nancy Borgelt, Margaret EUerbrock, Steve Cherryholmes, Becky Hoehn, Brenda llonigl'ort, Mary Daub. SECOND ROW: Joyce Nicse, Stan Beckman, Julene Osterhage, Tom Allen. Chuck Inkrott, Deb Maas, Brian Ahman, Mrs. Schumacker. THIRD ROW: Sue Bellman, Mary Jo Meyerhoffer, Frank Myers, Deb Deters, Randy Vennekotter, Bill Bartelt, Tami Brinkman, Diane Hamilton, Janet Klcman. FOURTH ROW: Cindy Siebeneck, Jane kuhlman, Jean Roether, I isa McCrate, Marg knapke, Cheryl Leinsetter, Sue Coodkin. FIFTH ROW: Sue Ebbesmier, Tina Meyer, Marsha Duling, Pat Schroeder. kathy Koch, Marge Inkrott, Barb Weis, Ann Radaliaugh, Ann Ruhe. SIXTH ROW: Tim Burnell, kathy Basinger, Joan Heuerman. Mary Ann Duling, Anita VonderEmbse, Penny Winkle, Rose Utrup, Martha Leopold, Mary Ann Uphaus, Scott West. TOP ROW: Paul Wurth, Russ Diemer, ken Pothasl, Dave Hamilton, Ritchie (Calvin, Creg Schmiedebusch, keith Roberts, Steve Ruhe, Mitch Pickens, Tom Beckman. Advisor, Mrs. Schumacker, talking to new inductees. 1974-75 officers are: Becky Hoehn, President; Stan Beckman, Vice President; Diane Hamilton, Secretary; Cindy Siebeneck, Treasurer; Mary Ann Uphaus, Reporter. FAR LEFT: President, Becky Hoehn, calls off the inductees’ names. LEFT: Mr. Russel congratulates Mitch Pickens at the induction ceremonies. 80 FT A Helps Out at Brookhill FTA Club officers are: Vickey Richey, President; Denny Seitz, Vice President; Sue Schwaiger, Recorder; Mark Quigley, Treasurer; Marlene Schroeder, Secretary . Easter baskets were so much fun when I was y our age, too. The 1974-75 members of FTA are: FRONT ROW: Deb Maas, Linda Rediger, Marsha Quigley, Deb Cook. BACK ROW: Vickey Richey , Cindy Gerschutz, Mr. Nienberg, Advisor; Jodi Hoffman, Jean llermiller, Sherri Moore, Lisa McCrate, Joyce Wolke, Denny Seitz, Mark Quigley. 81 ■■■ Office Workers Lighten Load 1974-75 Principal Office workers arc: BOTTOM ROW: Becky lloehn. Sue Bellman, Cindy Siebeneck, Amy Agner. SECOND ROW: Sue Scheckelhoff, Brenda llovesl, Margaret Meyerhoffer, Wendi Klausing, Nancy Borgelt, Becky Felkey, Jane Kuhlman. TOP ROW: Jane Buescher, Theresa Langhals, Joann Klass, Mrs. Brinkman, Monica Meyers, Sue Schwaiger, Brenda Honigfort, Mary Jo Meyerhoffer. MISSING: Joann Yaufman and Denise Warnecke. Jean Roether helped out in the Superintendent’s Office. Joann Yaufman helps out a fellow student. 1974-75 Guidance Office workers are: BOTTOM ROW: Theresa Smith, Cindi Beckman. SECOND ROW: Kathy Brickner, Connie Schroeder, Kathy Basinger, Kim Spangler, Joan Riepenhoff. Paula Maidlow. THIRD ROW: Miss VaiiLandingham, Penny Winkle, Deb Maas, Doris Recker, Joan lleuerman, Brenda Brinkman, Deb Ellerbrock, Denise Brown, Mr. Burkhart. 82 Audio Visual Workers Take Care of Equipment LEFT: The audio visual workers who helped Mr. Weber were: Phyllis Schroeder, Steve Cherr) holmes. Bob Corson, and Amy Deters. BELOW: Bob Corson apparently enjoys his moments of leisure in the A-V room. Gym Leaders Help Teachers With Their Classes Gym Leaders assisting were: BOTTOM ROW: Barb Weis, Sue Schmitz, Sue Ellerbrock, Cheryl l.einsetter. Kathy Walker, Deb Bockrath, Karen J. Moening, Tami Sharlzer, Michelle Schomaeker. SECOND ROW: Karen Hermiller, Karen Trenkamp, Joan lleuerman. Barb Ellerbrock, Jean Hermiller, Jodi Hoffman, Sherri Moore, Pam Rosengarten. 11IIRIt ROW: Ken Moening, Steve Roberts, Mark Matijevich, Mike Meyer, Kevin Kreinbrink. TOP ROW: Greg Meyer, I im Maag, Tim Klausing, Joe Moenter, Kevin Woods, Dave Lauer, and Chuck Inkrotl. 83 For a Better Tomorrow, It’s Distributive Education II (DECA II): BOTTOM HOW: Vicki Momun, Vicki Tom Gerding, Jack Fought. TOP HOW: Byron Montgomery , Greg Cavanaugh, Lammers, Beth Drummer, Joyce Niese, Deb Kerns, Vicki Oard, Jill Gerding, Bill Newby, Advisor; Denny Burgei. Margaret Ellerbrock. SECOND HOW: Steve Maag, Steve Grimm, Jeff Alexander, DECA I and II officers: Byron Montgomery, Vice President; Joyce Niese, President: Vicki Oard, Treasurer; Margaret Ellerbrock, Secretary; Jack Fought, Reporter; Deb Kerns, Activities Chairman; Cathy Cavanaugh, Kevin Schreiber, Junior Class Advisors; Mr. Newby, Advisor. 84 AMERICA ottawa-glandorf Fllerbrock. TOP ROW: Hob Brickner, Mike Spangler, Jim Maag, Kevin Schreiber, Jodi Huffman, Mr. Newby. DKC.A members are: BOTTOM KOW: Connie Schroeder, Chip Cavanaugh, Tim Recker. SECOND ROW: Theresa Smith, Stephanie Perkey, Jean llermiller, Barb 85 Work Study Prepares Quick, lake the picture while l m posing Mr. Wood counsels Marly Moreno. Working hard, girls? a,chi « up on the new.,, Carl? y student: spend lunch WOrkin« in Cafeteria 0,1 nie and Paul Art Classes Accept Challenging Techniques Art Club members arc: BOTTOM ROW: Joan Schimmoeller. Joan Rlima, Brenda Schumacker, Mary Ann Cutlip, Joan Heuerman, Connie Siebeneck. SECOND ROW: Joann Carpenter, Cindi Beckman, Anita Nida, Kathy McFarland, Sue Kbbesmier, Miss Huber, Advisor; Janice Schnipke, Beckie Honigfort. THIRD ROW: Gary Schwarz, Mary Croy, Cindy Decker, Kim Cox, Diane Zynda, Deb W'ortkoetter, Brenda Honigfort, Jill Gulker. FOURTH ROW: Terri Beutler, Deb Duling, Barb Maag, Patti Kuhlman, Jamie Schroeder, Marsha Duling, Carol Osterbage, Erin Klausing. TOP ROW: Rob beach, Mark Brinkman, Dan Kleman, .Amy Meyer, Anita VonderEmbse, Carolyn Quinn, Julie Quinn, Becky Lammers. Officers are: Kathy McFarland, President; Sue Ebbesmier, Treasurer; Cindi Beckman, Secretary; nita Nida, Vice President. Art classes display talented work. VICA Cranks Up Dreams Senior VICA members are: BOTTOM ROW: Ken Kleman, Steve I lei miller. Ron Siefker. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Grady, Tim Deters, Rick Parys, Sam Sager, SECOND ROW: Ken Nienberg, Jeff Wilson, Forest Hopkins, Joe Kaufman, John Roger Siefker, Joe Brinkman. Salsburey. THIRD ROW': Marvin Schroeder, Al Ball, Jerry Schumaker, Al Hueve, Is this how you hot wire it? Guess who's under here? Junior VICA members are: BOTTOM ROW : Randy Roof, Francis Al and John prepare for the Trouble Shooting Duling. SECOND ROW : Paul Radabaugh, Mark Knueven, Alan Contest. Stcchschulte. THIRD ROW: Rick Carpenter, Mike I.anghals, Mr. 88 for Better Jobs VICA officers are: Jeff Wilson, Sergeant at Arms; Ken Nienberg, President; Forest Hopkins, Vice President; John Salsburey, Treasurer; Steve Hermiller, Recorder. Since it’s Mr. Grady’s car, let’s pull the coil wire! 89 Speech and Drama Club Organizes the Annual Talent Show Speech and Drama Club members are: BOTTOM ROW: Cheryl Leinsetter, Julie Maag, Julene Osterhage. SECOND ROW': Cindy Siebeneck, Joann Yaufman, Becky Hoehn. THIRD ROW: Joann Klass. Jane Kuhlman, Marilyn Officers for Speech and Drama Club are: Julie Maag, Vice President; Linda Schmiedebusch, President; Sue Schcckel-hoff. Treasurer; Jane Ruhtman, Secretary. Schmitz, Sue Scheckelhoff, Mary Daub, Jo McCracken. FOURTH ROW': Mrs. Betty Schumacker, Advisor; Karen Moening, Kathy Yaufman, Anita VonderEmbse, Deb Deters, Linda Schmiedebusch. Mrs. Betty Schumacker was this year’s advisor. The operation goes on even after the nurse lost her eye! Dave Lauer, Fred Warren, Karen Moening, and Deb Deters servo a Talent Show program commentators. 90 GAA Trains Girl Athletes Senior and Junior GAA members are: BOTTOM ROW: Becky Hoehn, Wendi Klausing, Jane Kuhlman, Jill Gelding. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Hohenbrink, Advisor; Lisa McCratc, Cindy Siebeneck, Mary Jo Meyerhoffer, Marg Knapke, Sandra K. Recker, Paula Salisbury, Joyce Wolke, Cathy Utrup, Vicki Richey. THIRD ROW': Kathy Michel, Nancy Rube, Kathy Walker, Joann Yaufman, Sue Bellman, Deb Ellcrbrock, Jean Schroeder, Deb Ricker, Karen Kuhlman, Nancy Haughn, Sue Schmitz, Michele Schomaeker. FOURTH ROW: Sherry Schim-moller, Barb Ellcrbrock, Karen Trenkamp, Terri Beutler, Donna Maag, Karen Hermiller, Tami Brinkman, Jo McCracken, Cheryl Leinsetter, Deb Deters, Julene Osterhagc, Denise Schomaeker, Joan Ellerbrock, Kathy Cavanaugh. FIFTH ROW': Marge Inkrott, Connie Loman, Beth Alexander, Nancy Birkemeyer, Cindy Beckman, Cindy Decker, Julie Gerding, Linda Romer, Tammy Maag, Theresa Nussbaum, Jeanne Macke, Jean Laubenthal, Barb Weis, Tammy Shartzer. SIXTH ROW: Terri Rosenberger, Deb Fortman, Deb Meyer, Anita VonderEmbse, Kathy Yaufman, Jill Gulker, Joan Klima, Amy Meyer, Anita Nida, Kathy McFarland, Deb Duling, Brenda llovest, Darla Weis. SEVENTH ROW': Deb Salisbury, Julie Sager, Deb Bockrath, Sue Ellerbrock, Mary Ann Uphaus, Pat Schroeder, Ann Ruhe, Rose Utrup. Lois Meyer, Martha Leopold, Stephanie Perkey, Deb Wortkoetter, Sue Goodkin, Sharon Liebrecht, Joan Heuerman, Deb Croy. Officers for GAA are: Barb Ellerbrock, Recorder, Wendi Klausing, Vice President; Sue Ellerbrock, President; Kathy Walker, Secretary-Treasurer; Mrs. Pat Hohenbrink, Advisor. Didn’t know you were pigeon-toed, Lisa! 91 At Their Awards Banquet, GAA Freshman and Sophomore GAA members are: BOTTOM ROW: Shirley Ellcrbrock, Julie Quinn, Pam Wolke, Jean nine Lealherman, Liz Knapke, Becky Schnipke, Marcia Hoffman. SECOND ROW: Mrs. I Inhen brink. Advisor; Helen Radabaugh, Lynn Paltc, Brenda Bockrath, Megan Jungquist, Lisa Ellerbrock, Lu Ann KJass, Peg Gerschutz, Becky Ellerbrock, Michelle Weber, Julie Luttfring, Pat Ellerbrock, Mary lycach, Mary Croy. THIRD ROW: Diane Showalter, Karen Bockrath, Mary Rosselit, Cindy Burgei, Sue Duling, Kay Otto, Carolyn Buckland, Lisa Morman, Carolyn Duling, Lisa Krcinbrink, Ann Deters, Linda Hoingfort. FOURTH ROW: Mary Bihler, Deb Cook, Virginia Duling, Mary Beth Meyer, Denise Schwaiger, Cindy Croy, Deb Williams, Kris Alexander, Laurie Agner, Vicki Klausing, Lisa Wolke, Peg Trenkanip, Cheryl Brickner, Carrie Ebbeskotte. FIF'I'H ROW: Jane Michel, Jill Schroeder, Beth Koch, Anne Weber, Tina Siefer, Judy Karhoff, Theresa Tadena, Connie Watkins, ('.indy Giesige, Tonnie Moening, Kathy Fcnbert, Nan Nida, Barb llcrmiller. SIXTH ROW: Judy Landwehr, Janine Quinn, Joan Gerding, Kathy Siefker, Lisa Evans, Jan Gerding, Deb Gerdeman, Ann Siebeneck, Kay Hart, Laura Frey, Sue Gerding, Cindy Schroeder, Brenda Burnette. SEVENTH ROW: Anne Kelley, Mary Carr, Pam Scheckelhoff, Lisa Meyer, Barb Maag. Barb Gerding, Jane Otto, Linda Yaufman, Lois Wischmeyer, Marilyn Gerding, Marilyn Karhoff, Diane Reed, Carol Karhoff, Joann Carpenter. EIGHTH ROW: Janel Kruse, Amy Deters, Cheryl Ellerbrock, Tina Meyer, Phyllis Schroeder, Janice Schnipke, Phyllis Meyer, Theresa Niese, Diane Lammers, Lynn Schroeder, Bonnie Hempfling, Cindy Fenbert, Brenda Brinkman, Diane Croy, Sandy Heckman, Marsha Duling. NINTH ROW: Kellie DeHrandt, Sue Kreidler, Mary Ann Cutlip, Diane Maag, Theresa Brickner, Linda Meyer, Patti Kuhlman, Carol Schomaker, Theresa Conn, Ann Ruhe, Kim Cox, Darlene Tapia, Deb Utrup, Vicki Decker, Pam Watkins. TENTH ROW: Deb Rosengarlen, Pam Kerns, Carol Osterhage, Connie Siebeneck, Rose Nussbaum, Becky Lammers, Polly Ebbeskotte, Erin Klausing, Sara Bollinger, Brenda Schumacher, Sally Leonard, Jan Lammers. 92 Dines in a Disneyland Atmosphere 4 Sue Ellerbrock, President of GAA, worked hard to keep the club going, Such grace and style! Wendy Rlausing, Vice President of GAA, worked up to the last minute on the banquet. 93 Remember Hie 0-G Titan Marching Brass? The band represented us at the Ohio State Fair and brought home an excellent rating. In May, two hands along with Folk Group and Chorus put on an excellent program at Cabaret. The Concert Band and Wind Fnsemble both brought back superior ratings from district, and many of the groups brought superior ratings home from Contest. The band works very hard to reach such high goals. They are always practicing. They meet every day 9th period, every Tuesday night, and many summer mornings. These kids show the effort and determination needed tor a good music department. We’re proud of them, and we’ll never forget them. to tJ) G O CO O-G Titan Brass BOTTOM ROW: Julene Osterhage, Theresa Conn, Michelle Weber, Linda Schmiedebusch. SECOND ROW: Karleen Lopez, Marsha Hoffman, Lisa Wolke, Tina Siefer, Nancy W'isser, Beth Koch, Joann Carpenter, Sara Bollinger, Becky Ellerbrock. THIRD ROW: Diane Reed, Wanda W'olke, Nancy Geer, Brenda Schuniacker, Tami Schmitz, Terry Stehlik, Theresa Niese, Joyce Niese, Michelle Schomaeker, Julie Luttfring. FOURTH ROW': Cheryl Brickner, Julie Maag, Jill Schroeder, Deb Schmitz, Carrie Ebbeskotte, Mary Carr, Terri Rosenberger, Marge Inkrott, Anne Weber, Ken Siefker, FIFTH ROW: Ernie Ducey, Alan Hovest, Dave Reed, Mark Hamilton, Ellie Schmitz, Sharon Liebrecht, Janice Schnipke, Phyllis Meyer, Stewart Montgomery, Mary Jo Meyerhoffer. SIXTH ROW: Brenda Honigfort, Deb Gerdeman, Shirley Ellerbrock. Jane Otto, Polly Ebbeskotte, Theresa Nussbaum, Nancy llaughn, Barb German, Anne DuBry, Lisa Kreinbrink. TOP ROW': Mary Leach, Nancy Schwarz, Connie Loman, Mark Kruse, Rosie Nussbaum, Mary Daub, Roger Niese, Tom Beckman, Denny German, Rob Brown, Rick Stcchschulte. 96 Displays Class BOTTOM ROW: Nancy Campbell, Lisa Ellerbrock, Ann Rube, Nancy Ruin . SECOND ROW: Carol Osterhage, Peg Gcrschutz, Karen Wood, Kathy Fenbert, Lynn Palte, Elaine Niese, Becky Schnipke, Deb Siefker, Mary Jane Alvarez, Bill Burnell. THIRD ROW: Vickey Kausing, Amy Keeker Jeanne Laubenthal, Jean Macke, Lori Schmiedebusch, Bob Buescher, Liz Knapke, Diane Hamilton, Sharon Hohenbrink, Denise Schomacker. FOURTH ROW: Kathy Walker, Dave Maas, Anne Kelley, Deb Salisbury , Deb Fessler, Chris Wanamaker, Lou Ann Klass, Cary Schwartz, Monica Meyers, Joann McCracken. FIFTH ROW: Deb Croy, Saudi Scheckelhoff, Laura Frey, Beckie Honigfort, Diane Lainmers, Carol Meyers, Kay Otto, Curt Morman, Mark Siefker, Mark Palte. SIX 111 ROW: Cheryl Quinn, Tami Brinkman, Sue Goodkin, Deb Fortman, Deb Meyer, Janel Kruse, Sally Leonard, Judy Landwehr, Margaret Meyerhoffer, Kay Hart. TOP ROW: Dave Schwertner, Guy Lam mere, Steve Scheckelhoff, Jim Meyerhoffer, Kathy Koch, Julie Quinn, Bob Berger, Ann Siebeneck, Kandy W'estrick, Greg Birkemeyer, Mike Curth. 97 Choral Melodies Harmoniously Resound Chorus I: BOTTOM ROW (sitting): Curt lMorman, Kris Alexander, Melody Knapp, Becky Wells. SECOND ROW: Jim Meyerhoffer, Greg Birke-meyer, Brenda Burnette, Dan Rieman, Lynn Palte, Brenda Bockrath. THIRD ROW: Cindy Ricker, Deb Siefker, Nancy Wisser, Mary Carr, Nan Nida, Lori Schmicdcbusch, Barney Beckman. Mike Curth, Mr. Schortgen, Advisor. FOURTH ROW: Tammy Fought, Tonnie Moening, Carrie Kbbeskotte, Peg Trenkamp, Cindy Giesige, Ann Smith, Linda Honigfort. FIFTH ROW: Ann Kelley, Deb Fessler, Lisa Kreinbrink, Helen Radabaugh. TOP ROW: Linda Schroeder, Sue Duling. Chorus II: BOTTOM ROW: Barb Maag, Jan Lammers. SECOND ROW: Theresa Heit-meyer, Bev Buck land, Vickey Richey, Deb Basinger, Carol Schumaker. THIRD ROW: Mary Rosselit, Theresa Niesc, Deb Ball, Deb Cook, Darlene Schoepfle, Cindy Berger. TOP ROW: Joe Meyer, Sonia Northrup, Joan Carpenter, Pat Kuhlman, Mr. Schortgen, Advisor. 98 Nancy Ruhr performed as Majorette during her last three years in high school 1974-75 Majorettes include: Nancy Campbell. Theresa Conn, Michelle Weber, Linda Schmiedebusch, Lisa Ellerbrock, Ann Ruhe, Nancy Ruhe, and Julene Osterhage, Center. Julene Osterhage, Senior, served as 0-C Majorette all four years of her Nancy Campbell, Sophomore, marches with the Titan high school career. BrHss down Laocust Street 99 Receiving a I for their performance as a brass sextet in Class A were: BOTTOM ROW: Nancy llaughn, Connie I.oman. TOP ROW: Guy Lammers, Mary Daub, Linda Schmiedebusch, Joann McCracken. Solos and Ensembles Rate High at Contest Soloists were: BOTTOM ROW: Nancy Geer, II in Class A. SK.COND ROW: Wanda Wolke, II in ('.lass A; Dave Schwertner, I in Class A; Karen Wood, III in ('.lass B. TOP ROW': Rick Stechscliulte, I in Glass B; Mary Daub, I in Class A. BOTTOM ROW: Tina Siefer, Jeanne Macke, Sharon l.iebrecht. TOP ROW': Mike Scheckelhoff. All received a I in Class B for their efforts in their Cornet Trumpet Quartet. A Woodwind Quintet consisted of: BOTTOM ROW: Julie Quinn, Janice Schnipke. TOP ROW: Reekie Honigforl, Jane Otto, Peg Gerschutz. They were awarded a III in Class B. 100 BOTTOM ROW: Diane Hamilton, Belli Koch, I.aura Frey, Lori Schmiedebusch, Carrie Kbbeskotte. SECOND ROW: Sue Scheckelhoff, Julene Osterhage, Barb Weis, Deb Salisbury, Lou Ann Klass. TOP ROW: Kathy Koch, Sue Goodkin. They received a 11 rating in Class A tor their Clarinet Choir. A Saxophone Quartet consisted of: BOTTOM ROW: Lisa Wolke, Shirley Ellerbrock. TOP ROW: Greg Birkemeyer, Bob Buescher. These rated a I in Class C. Lori Schmiedebusch, Deb Salisbury, Barb Web, and Kathy Koch received a 11 rating in Class B for their performance as a Bb Clarinet Quartet. BOTTOM ROW: Ann Ruhr. SECOND ROW: Lisa Evans. Nancy Campbell, Amy Recker. THIRD ROW: Ferry Stehlik. FOP ROW: Roger Niese. These received a I for their Brass Sextet entered in Class B. 101 I he Brass Sextel consisted of: BOTTOM ROW: Phyllis .Meyer. SECOND ROW: Receiving a III lor their performance as a Mixed Clarinet Quartet were Barb Joann Carpenter, Vickey Klausing. TOP ROW: Jim Meyerhoffer, Stewart Mont- German, Lisa Eller brock, Kathy Fenbert, and Janel Kruse (absent), gomery, Ellie Schmit .. They rated a III in Class C. A Percussion Ensemble consisting of Rick Stechschulte, Dave Schwertner, Al Hovest, and Ernie Ducey earned a I in Class A. Sue Scheckelhoff, Sue Goodkin, and Diane Hamilton received a I rating in Class A. 102 Cabaret Bids Farewell to Seniors 'Hie audience doesn’t bite, girls! Joan Filer brock accepts Louie’s congratulations. Connie Loman solos in folk group. Folk group sing many songs, both popular and unknown. 103 Wind Ensemble drummers watch their music closely. Fond Memories Mary Daub was chosen as Senior Director. 105 Music is the Universal Language 106 Look at that front row! CD rd S CD Kemember our athletes and the sports program? We did very well throughout the year. Many of our athletes are exceptional, and the team statistics prove this. Throughout the year, time and time again, new records were set in every sport. This proves the quality of our athletic program. Every year a scholar-athlete is chosen. This student represents the best all-around athlete in the minds of his coaches, also taking into consideration his grades. All athletes set this honor as their goal in high school. This year, the award was given to Kandy Veimekotter. Kandy represents the kind of athlete with the kind of drive and dedication all athletes should have. We’re proud of him and all our athletes. (A D rd o CD Sports Participation Encompasses Many Sports and Sports-Related participants at 0 G: BOTTOM ROW: Carmen Moreno. Dave llol'fman, Dave L. Hohnebrink, Dale Rosengarten, Marg Knaple, Joel Flores, Dave Lauer, Bob Fortman, Chuck Inkrott, Steve Odenweller, Randy Schroeder, Kill Bartelt, Kev Woods. SECOND ROW: Bob Ellerbrock, Mary Daub, Kevin Kuhlman, Jack Fought, Joe Moenter, Mike Meyer, Helen Maag, Steve Roberts, Terry Maag, Frank Meyers, Randy Vennekotter, Alan Unter-brink. John (Cunningham. THIRD ROW: Steve llonigfort, Ritchie Calvin, Bob Hermiller, Jeannie Macke, Rob Brown, Steve Sdao, Steve Rube, Joe Laudick, Tim Burwell, Dave Michel, Mark Siefker, Beth Drummer, Kim Hart. FOURTH ROW: Mike Schmenk, Alan Stechschulte, Mark Palte, Dean Kuhlman, Mark Matijevich, Steve Kuhlman. Joan Ellerbrock, Brian Ahman, Rob Leach, Sandi Scheckelhoff, Mitch Pickens, Brian Alt. TOP ROW': Jeff Alt, Kevin Kreinbrink, Steve Otto, Fred Warren, Dave W. Hohenbrink, Brian Dickey, Deb Rosengarten, Mike Beckett, Rick Cook, Jeff Alexander, Ken Pothast, Alan Laubenthal, Mike Carr, Dan Moser. 110 Randy Vennekotter Ottawa-Glandorf (Congratulates Athletes of the Year Sue Ellerbrock Track Belles Aid in Scoring Official Records Track Belles include: BOTTOM ROW: Joan Ellerbrock, Deb Rosengartcn, Theresa Conn, Deb Morman, Ann Ruhe. SECOND ROW’: Marge Inkrott, Sharon Hohenbrink, Sue Schmitz, Becky Frey, Jeannie Laubenthal, Jan hammers, Denise Buckland, Ann Dubry. THIRD ROW: Sam Comer, Deb Deters, Wendy klausing, Jeannie Macke, Karen Moening, Cheryl Lcinsetter, Tami Brinkman, Kelly DeBrandt, Sue Kreidler. FOURTH ROW: Tami Shartzer, Connie Siebeneck, Polly Ebbeskotte, Barb Ellerbrock, Kim Cox, Rose Nussbaum, Karen Wood, Ann Fortman, Pam Kerns. FIFTH ROW: Michelle Schomaeker, Brenda Schumacker, Jodi Hoffman, Kathy Michel, Marlene Salisbury, Amy Bruskotter, Amy Recker, Sandi Scheckelhoff, Sue Ebbesmier. SIXTH ROW: Deb Salisbury, Chip Cavanaugh. Becky Lammers, Erin Klausing, Tina Meyer, Mary Ann Cutlip, Cheryl Ellerbrock, Amy Deters, Sally Leonard. TOP ROW: Deb Croy, Darla Weis, Wanda W olke, Nancy Geer, Terri Rosenberger, Jean Hermiller, Barb Weis, Nancy Haughn, Sherry Schimmoller. BOTTOM ROW: Connie Loman, Marg Knapke. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Bok, Coack; Joan Ellerbrock, Linda Schniiedebusch, Denise Schomaeker, Chip Cavanaugh, Rose Nussbaum. TOP ROW: Barb Ellerbrock. Karen llermiller, Kathy Walker, Sherry Schimmoller, Sue Ellerbrock. Girls Go for 9 Win 1 Loss BOTTOM ROW: Sue Goodkin, Beth Alexander, Michelle Schomaeker, Jane Otto. SECOND ROW: Cheryl Ellerbrock, Brenda Schumacher, Connie Siebeneck, Pam Kerns. THIRD ROW: Joan Heuerman, Mrs. Bok, Coach; Julie Quinn, Pat Ellerbrock, Shirley Ellerbrock, Kathy Fenbert. TOP ROW: Mary Ann Uphaus, Linda Yaut’man, Linda Romer, Pat Schroeder. 112 Girls in Basketball, Too Varsity Basketball Team members piling up an impressive 9-2 record are: Kathy Walker, with the ball. SECOND ROW: Denise Brown, Barb fcllerbrock, Jean Heimiller, Chip Cavanaugh. TOP ROW: Sue Eller brock. Deb Kortman. Karen llermiller, Nancy Ruhr, and Coach Lois Holder. Reserve Team members who also ended the season with a 9-2 record are: BO I rOM ROW: Brenda Bockrath, Kathy Fenbert, Sue Kreidler, Pat Ellerbrock, Laurie Agner, Sandy Heckman. I OP ROW: Cindy Schroeder, Ann Kelley, Liz Knapke, Shirley Kllerbr«� ck. Jill Schroeder, ami Coach Lois Holder. 113 Girls’ Track Team Places in WBL League 114 Girl’s Track Record Putnam County League 0-G places third WBL Meet 0-G takes sixth Final Total Points 0-G receives second Most Determined Runner—Joan Eller-brock Most Valuable Runner— Sue Ellerbrock BOTTOM ROW: Chip Cavanaugh, Michele Schomaeker. SECOND ROW: Karen Hcr-miller, Beth Alexander, Denise Schomaeker, Lois Holder, Coach; Sue Ellerbrock, Kathy Michel, Sherry Schimmoller. THIRD ROW: Laurie Agner, Jeanne Leatherman, Joan Ellerbrock, Jean Macke, Pam Watkins, Vickie Decker, Kathy Yaufman, Kellie DeBrandt. FOURTH ROW: Anne Kelley, Sue Ebbesmier, Connie Siebeneck, Jan hammers, Saudi Scheckelhot'f, Rose Nussbaum, Sue Kreidler, Cindy Decker, Kathy McFarland. FIFTH ROW: Sue Schmitz, Joan Kistler, Darla Weis, Bonnie Hempfling, Cindy Fenbert, Deb Cook, Jane Otto, Peg Gerschutz. SIXTH ROW: Cindy Schroeder, Linda Meyer, Theresa Brickner, Kristine Alexander, Brenda Boc-krath, Beth Koch, Kathy Fenbert, Veronica Kistler. SEVENTH ROW: Deb Gerde-man, Liz Knapke, Lisa Morman, Judy Landwehr, Michelle Weber, Lou Ann Klass, Liza Ellerbrock, Julie Luttl'ring, Karen Bockrath. TOP ROW: Pat Ellerbrock, Nan Nida, Mary Leach, Brenda Burnette, Deb Rosengarten. 115 Faculty Slides by Seniors 55-54 .Mr. Wood, the referee, puts the hall in play. Is it good? Dale, don’t you know that palming the ball is against the rules? Senior Cheerleaders are “blooming.” Mr. Bruns blocks a shot just before he was ejected from the game. 0-(J’s real live Teacher Creatures. Everyone is ready as a jump hall begins the annual contest. 116 Varsity Cheerleaders Lead Titan Spirit What a dazzling show! BOTTOM ROW: Deb Deters, Joan Ellerbrock. SECOND ROW: Pam Rosengarten, Barb Weis. TOP ROW: Deb Deters served as captain of the Varsity Squad. Marg Rnapke, Amy Bruskotter. I didn’t know he had such a good body! Reserve Cheerleaders Support JV Spirit Reserve Cheerleaders that backed their teams this year include: BOTTOM ROW: Becky Frey, Kim Cox, Sara Bollinger. SECOND ROW: Sue Ebbesmier, Tami Shartzer, and Jean (.aubenthal. 118 Frosh Cheerleaders Raise Team Spirit 1974-1975 Freshman Cheerleaders at 0-G include: Becky Kllerbrock, Peg Trenkamp, Cheryl Brickner, Pam Gulker, Anne Kelley, Brenda Burnette. 119 llcy, girls, who’s doing the right cheer? Pigskin Squad Finishes BOTTOM ROW: Steve Odenwellcr, Dave L. Maag, Randy Hoehn, Joe Moenter. SECOND ROW: Mike Beckett, Mitch Pickens, B.J. Dickey, Frank Myers, Joel Flores. THIRD ROW: Coach Clark, Coach Cunningham, Tim Kersh, Kim Hart, Tim Klausing, Bob Ellerbrock, Dave Lauer. TOP ROW: Steve Roberts, Greg Schmiedebusch, Tony Hovest, Kev Kreinbrink, Dan Moser, Shane Brinkman. Fourth in WBL League BOTTOM ROW: Rick Cook, Denny Schwaiger, Dean Kuhlman, Dave Hamilton, Zac Myers, Keith Roberts, Al Laubenlhal. SECOND ROW: Joe Laudick, Byron Dickman, Brian Alt, Steve Kuhlman, Mike Barlage, Fritz Fortman. THIRD ROW: Mike Carr, Ron Burgei, Mike Giesken, Russ Diemer, Mel Ellerbrock, Jeff Alexander, Coach Bohren, Coach Sheldon. TOP ROW: Bob Fortman, Jeff Alt, Steve Ruhe, Mark Matijevich, Steve Sdao, Tim Seitz. Take it easy, we got ’em where we want ’em. On 3rd down and a tied score, Frank comes through. Tri-Captains this year are: Joel Flores, Dave Lauer, and Frank Myers. Joel Flores was also honored by the Associated Press and the I niled Press International News Services by being selected for Second Team All-State award. 121 Coach Bohren Builds Most Valuable Player—f rank Myers Lineman of the Year—Sieve Sdao Most Valuable Player Offense—Kevin Kreinbrink Most Valuable Player Defense—Joel Flores Most Improved Player—Joe Laudick OG 30 Fostoria 53 St. John 38 Defiance 26 Kenton 0 Y apak Record °PP- OG 24 22 7 20 13 8 7 32 0 14 Elida Opp. 16 St. Mary’s 12 Lima Hath 20 Van Wert 6 Cclina 23 E - , ’ - Uou youR Mind, ■ i hyhe’i of a E Co h� UA� o LaaRs AFTER OUR ( 6 k li- • ER IN SE I INF UfKH CURK HftS GOT Tv; £ HflRK. e Mbki S Jam Quite TooOH rtND MEflNJL o. : -s v K, NO MY5TEVV, I JiTVt -it V - .iR wn-DrsIiNFD HlSERVj r- —:——■——_ h(tA ----:—--- :---: Titan Powerhouse Little Titans Prove to Be Promising J-Vr Record 3-2 Frosh Record 3-2-1 OG Opp. OG Opp. 20 Kenton 0 26 Kenton 6 13 Delphos 42 8 Defiance 0 14 Napoleon 12 0 Napoleon 34 6 Wapak 0 0 Wapak 12 6 Elida 20 0 Bath 0 14 Van Wert 12 Tremendous fake, J-V’s. They don’t know who has the ball! Freshman Football Team members are: BOTTOM ROW: Denny Strauer, Dan Deters, Al llermiller. SECOND ROW: Ben Camareno, Doug Meyer, Keith Duling, Jeff kuhlman, Dan Rio man, Keith kuhlman. Dean Meyer, Dave Hasbarger, Dale Drerup. THIRD ROW: Ron Bellman, Dan Beckett, Dave Compton, Tom White, Joe Maas, Mike Beckman, Dean Fllerbrock. TOP ROW: Coach Baxter, Randy Liebrecht, Jeff Doepker, Steve Schmiedebusch, I'im Bellman, Mark Roberts, Phil Alt, Coach Frick, Tony Rosselit. 124 Titan Golfers Aim to Keep Up to Par OG Golf Scores OG 172 Van Wert 152 Celina 169 OG 167 Delphos St. John 167 I )ef iance 165 OG 193 Lincolnvien 179 Ottoville 195 OG 171 Miller City 210 Ayersville 182 OG 183 Defiance 174 Ayersville 199 OG 172 Wayne Trace 164 OG 176 Cory Ran son 210 OG 166 Van Wert 161 OG 174 Defiance 168 OG 185 Elida 164 OG 178 Cory Ran son 193 OG 180 Ottoville 190 OG 181 Delphos St. John 172 OG 169 Leipsic 171 OG 169 Lcipsic 169 OG 181 Miller City 199 Golfers are: BOTTOM ROW: Ritch Clavin, Mike Meyer. Bob Hermiller, mosl valuable player and most improved player. TOP ROW': Bill Upliaus. Randy Schroeder. Captain: Coach Burkhart. Guy hammers, Dave Schwertner. 125 O-G Titan Wrestlers Luckily Bounce KELLY KUHLM AN Junior 9-1-0 126 MARK S1EFKER Junior 4-5-2 MIKE CARR Junior 8-7 RICK COOK Senior 18-4 DAVE LAUER Senior 204 Opponents to a Third Unbeaten Year CARMEN MORENO Senior 7-7-1 TOM ALLEN Senior 13-6-1 TERRY M A AG Junior 16-5 MIKE MEYER Junior 0-1-1 KEN SIEFKER Sophomore 0-5 127 KANDY HOEHN Sophomore 11-7-1 DOUG MEYER Freshman 2-9 DOUG BECKMAN Junior 9-10 128 Junior Matmen Look Good for the Future BOTTOM ROW: Stove Maas, Bob Hcrmiller. SECOND ROW: Ken Siet'ker, ROW: Paul Moreno, Jot Meyer, Denny Winkle, Dave Smith. STANDING: Joe Marty Moreno, Randy Schroeder, Pat McFarland, Steve Scheckelhoff. THIRD Kreinbrink, Tom Meyer. Rick Carpenter, Ritch Calvin, Coach Francis Corbin. BOTTOM ROW: Dean Meyer, Keith Kuhlman, Kevin Lauer, Tony Rosselit, Greg Borgelt. TOP ROW': Coach Francis Corbin, Dale Drerup, Ott Recker, Mark Kruse, Mark Roberts, Duane Wamecke. 129 Boy, he’s heavy! Tom Laubenthal, Jerry Gottschalk, Tom Michel, and Ted Macke helped Mr. Corbin coach the Titan Wrestling Team. Jeff Ducey also helped. 131 Titan Harriers Cross Country Team members include: BOTTOM ROW: Kevin Woods and Mark Palte. SECOND ROW: Dale Rosengarten, Rob Brown, Randy Vennekotter, Steve Otto, and Kevin Kuhlman. TOP ROW: Stan Most Determined Runner—Steve Otto. Number I Runner—Kev Woods. Steve Otto set a new school record with a 10:10 time. 132 Run with Pride Beckman, Dave Hohenbrink, Denny Seitz, Tim Schumacker, Brian Steve Otto placed 18th in sectional competition. Ahman, and Coach Mr. I.audick. CROSS COUNTRY 6-5 OG Opp. 50 Findlay 15 26 Dclphos St. John 30 34 Ayersville 21 33 Lima Senior 22 39 Elida 19 20 Bath 41 33 Delphos St. John 22 15 Miller City 45 22 Wapakoneta 38 24 Bluff ton 35 19 Patrick Henry- 41 133 Titan Tennis Scores OG Opp. 4 Crest view 1 1 Napoleon 4 4 Ada 3 2 Celina 3 4 Ada 1 3 Lima Central Ca tholic 2 lie ready, Dave—make lum “eat it rhe Leaning Tower of I phaus? Opp Van Wert Elida Delphos St. John’s Fostoria Port Clinton I Lima Central Catholic 4 Kenton Ohio City Wapak Titan Tennis Trods Playing first singles, liill liar felt fires a deadly ’ backhand shot. 2 1 Delphos St. John’s 4 3 3 Crestview 2 5 5 Elida 0 Most Improved Player-Gary Perkey Most Valuable Player -Bill Uphaus 1975 Team Captain -Al Stechsehulte Okay Marg, now is perfect for a good lob. Varsity Tennis members are: BOT TOM ROW: Dave Smith, Gary Perkey, liill Uphaus, Steve Honigt'ort. TOP ROW: Coach Bill Newby, Bill liartell, Mary Daub, Al Stechsehulte, Marg Knapke. 134 Trail to Triumph TOP LEFT: What do you think, Gary? Was it in or out? TOP CENTER: Steve thinks two hands are better than one. CENTER: Soaking up the sun, Steve and Tim wait their turn to get on the court. ey Goach, are you laughing at my legs' Reserve Tennis learn includes: BOTTOM ROW: Tim Fenbert. Kevin Lauer, Mark Hamilton. TOP ROW: Steve Scheckelhoff, Barney Beckman. Rick Stechschulte, Joe Meyer. Mary plays hard and fights to win. 135 Bui that’s not the way it was! Roundballers Rally The 1974-75 0-G Basketball Team include: CENTER BOTTOM: Coach Ron Niekamp. TOP ROW: Brian Dickey, Ken Pothast, Mike Schmenk, Kevin Good defense, team. 136 to a 9-9 Season Kreinbrink, Bob Fortman, Greg Siefker, Jeff Alt, Steve Kuhe, Al Unterbrink Kandy Vennekotter, Chuck Inkrott. Coach Niekamp gives a pep talk during time out. 137 Varsity Basketball Managers arc: Mark Siefker, Mike Kaufman, Bill I phans, Kim Hart, Dave Hamilton. Basketball Scores OG Opp. 66 Patrick-llenry 68 54 Delphos 92 60 Fostoria 45 61 Defiance 93 72 Napoleon 75 68 Kenton 63 67 Wauseon 84 69 Wapak 63 71 Allen-Fast 72 OG Opp. 73 Flida 56 83 Columbus Grove 81 70 St. Mary’s 80 75 Bath 73 53 Shawnee 70 78 Van Wert 77 65 LCC 68 47 Celina 67 79 Delta 65 68 Fairview 80 139 Coaches are: Mr. Sheldon, Reserve: Mr. Niekamp, Varsity; Mr. Bruns, Freshman. J-V Basketball Trains for Niekamp’s 75-76 Squad 140 Don’t bother me now! A 17-7 Record Stuns Even the Frosh BOTTOM ROW: Jeff Kuhlman, Phil Alt, Jeff Doepker, Steve Schmiedebusch, Rick Pothast. SECOND ROW: Tom White, Randy Liebrccht, Dan Beckett, Al llermiller, Bob Michel. TOP ROW: Rich Spencer, Gary Recker, Joe Maas, Jeff Stechschulte, Mike Beckman, Coach Bruns. Dave Siefker. Concentration! Where did they go? Frosh Ki rcord OG Opp. OG Opp. 31 Lima North 48 61 Kenton 32 43 Bath 48 63 LCC 32 60 Elida 29 43 Bath 36 48 Defiance 39 55 Patrick Henry 69 36 LCC 42 35 Delphos St. John 51 45 Napoleon 37 34 l.eipsic 42 51 Wapak 40 40 Bath 27 21 51 Van Wert 29 55 Elida 53 Findlay Central 34 41 Napoleon 25 49 Kenton 25 29 Wapak 10 53 Elida 16 21 Van Wert 2 51 Aversville 48 46 LCC 45 Fast break in action. 141 Titan Trackmen BOTTOM ROW: Kevin Kreinbrink, Tim Schumacker, Denny Seitz, Sieve Olio, Fred Warren, Brian Ahman, Bob Fortman, Kevin Woods, Rick Cook, Jeff Alexander. SECOND ROW: Mr. Comer, Brian Alt, Rob Leach, Bob Ellerbrock, Jeff Alt, Dan Moser, Mike Schmenk, Dave Hohnebrink, Mitch Pickens, Mike Carr, Kim Hart. TOP ROW: Mike Kaufman, Jeff Compton, Tim Bellman, Byron Dickman, Mike Beckett, Rick Spencer, Al Laubenthal, Tim Seitz, Brian Dickey, Tony llovest, Ken Pothast, Dennis Straucr, Tom White, Phil Alt, Al Hermiller, Jerry Recker, Tony Rosselit, Mr. Baxter. Steve Otto, Most Valuable Player, has the best Sophomore time in the 880 Brian Alt, Most Improved Player, placed 4th yd. run with a time ol 2:08.55. Steve also qualified for the State Track Meet, in the WBL meet. Kev Woods, team captain. Mr. Comer coached the 1975 track team to a wonderful Brian Dickey placed 4th in the Sectional Meet running season. the 220 with a time of 24.1. Record OG Opp- 38 Van Wert 98 68 Col. Grove 59 4th WBL 50 Lima Senior 77 93!4 Pandora-Gilboa 42'4 4 Ui Gold Medal 7514 Delta 60' 2 6th Sectional 90 Kenton 46 73 Bluffton i rr 52 I r 54 Flida 82 4th Lake Relays 142 Titans Place Fourth in Gold Medal Meet The 1975 Gold Medal Court: Sara Bollinger, Sophomore; Karen Moening, Senior; Sue Scheckelhoff, Queen; Ann Kuhe, Junior; Peg Trenkamp, Freshman. Queen Sue gives Steve Otto a victory kiss. Mike Beckett placed 4lh in the shot put with the best Sophomore throw of 48’ lA . In the 440 yd. dash, Ken Pothast places 2nd. The mile relay team placed 1st, setting a new school record of 3:31.1. Rick Cook jumped for 4th place in the triple jump. 143 Tim Schumarker hands Ihe baton to Kev Krienbrink to help the 880 yd. relay team set a new school record of 1:32.7. Steve Otto hands the baton to Phil Alt. Dan Moser has the Junior record with a discus Brian Dickey races across the finish line to place 1st. throw of 124’ 1 Rick Cook placed 4th in the Gold Medal Meet with a jump of 39’ 8” in Ihe triple jump. 144 lip and over! Jeff Alt was a strong shot put thrower. Hermiller and Rob Leach helped the 880 yd. relay team. Tim Schumaker was part ot the 880 yd. relay team that set the new school record. Tom White placed 6th in the WBL meet with a throw of 124’. He also has the Freshman record of 123’ 6”. 145 Titan Sluggers Slam Varsity Baseball members are: BOTTOM ROW: Hill Unterbrink, Tim Burwell, llerb Huffman, Steve Sdao, Kandy Vennekotter, Steve Ruhe, Al Unterbrink Ron Burgei, Zac Myers, Keith Roberts. SECOND ROW: Joe Moenter, Randy Frank Meyers, Marty Moreno, Manager. Schroeder, Steve Kuhlman, Joe Laudick, Chuck Inkrott. THIRD ROW: Coach 146 Chalk another one up for Al! Their Way to Victory 147 Varsity Scores OG 0pp. OG Opp. 1 Paulding 4 1 Bath 2 6 LCC 7 4 Paulding 3 10 Cory-Rawson 0 3 Elmwood 1 8 Kenton 1 4 Miller City 1 15 Napoleon 2 1 Wapak 12 i Bath 1 1 Shawnee 3 9 Pandora 10 2 Kenton 0 1 Elida 8 1 Elida 2 2 LCC 0 10 Van W ert 0 7 Wapak 6 5 Elida 8 8 Fairview 2 3 Leipsic 2 148 Where’s the ball, Joe? Time out for a gossip break. Jl Wake up Ron, the game is starting! Grin and bear it! Don't walk away mad, Steve. OG J-V Baseball Record Opp. 9 Bath 6 15 Elida 17 19 Cory-Rawson 10 2 Wapak 3 0 Shawnee 7 4 LCC 2 3 Elida 5 10 Wapak 7 5 Kenton 6 J-V Baseball members are: BOTTOM ROW: Paul Moreno, Manager; Dale Niese, Kindle, Dean Meyer. TOP ROW: (loach Ron Niekamp, Russ Diemer, Bill Jeff Sunderhaus, Jeff kuhlman, Rick Pothast, Mark Roberts, Wayne Garrick. Nienberg, Greg Schmiedebusch, Bill McLaughlin, Rick Corson, Kevin Schreiber. SECOND ROW: Mike Giesken, Rick Carpenter, Jig Hopkins, Greg Lamb, Karl 149 • - -j « I H Remember our faculty and administrators? They were all well liked, and we won’t forget them. Nearly every teacher has his special trait by which he will lie remembered. We should create a Teacher’s Hall of Fame. In it would go such things as Mrs. Meyer’s stop watch, all of M iss VanLandingham’s application forms, and a book containing Mr. Nien-berg’s daily sayings. We would also include Mr. Barlage’s straight edge, Mrs. Brinkman’s desk, and the decorations from Mrs. Hannon’s room. We’re going to remember our teachers—our friends—not only by their trademarks, but by all they did for us. They deserve our thanks, and we’re going to miss them. Administrative Unit Initiates RIGHT: Howard C. Curth, Superintendent of Ottawa-Glandorf Schools, directs 1830 students this year, 730 of which are in the upper four grades. Ottawa-Glandorf graduated 178 seniors in the 1974-75 school year. Mr. Curth received a Bachelor's Degree in Education from Bowling Green State University, a Master’s Degree from the University of Southern California, and also did post-graduate work at both Kent State University and Bowling Green State University. BELOW: Mr. Curth looks over the minutes of the previous school board meeting with Carl Erick, Clerk of the School Board. Mrs. Margaret Mortnan has a host of responsibilities as Mrs. Marilyn Siebeneck serves as secretary to the Clerk, Carl Frick. Besides this, sh secretary to the Superintendent. is also often called upon to assist in the Superintendent's Office. 152 Smooth School Operations LEFT: Marvin A. Russel, a F indlay College graduate who holds a Master’s Degree from Bowling Green State University, is completing his second year as Principal of Ottawa-Glandorf High School. .Mrs. Carol Brinkman, school secretary, types, takes notes, counts money, puts on handaids, and generally serves the whole school-principals, teachers, and students alike. BELOW RIGHT: Thomas C. Weber is a Saint Joseph College graduate, who has a Master’s Degree from Bowling Green State University. Mr. Weber is Assistant Principal. Athletic Director, and Audio-Visual Coordinator. 153 School Board Studiously Directs Operations As Barb l.ornan checks her glasses we see Carl Hoffman and Richard kicnc planning an impeding decision. Joseph Schroeder listens to Mr. Curth discuss a pertinent issue while Mr. Carl Frick (hack to camera) records and Mr. Daren Calvin, school board president, looks over agenda. Guidance Counselors Aid in Career Choosing MR. LAWRENCE BURKHART—B.S., Bowling Green State University, M.S., St. MISS GLEN DENE VAN LANDINGHAM-B.A., Mission House College, M.A.. Francis College: Guidance Counselor. W'estem Michigan University; Guidance Counselor. 154 Math and Science Necessitates Precision MR. JOHN BRUNS-B.A. Ohio Northern University; M.Ed. University of Dayton; Algebra I; General Math; Freshman Basketball Coach. MRS. SANDRA BOK-B.S. Defiance College; Advanced Biology; Science Club Advisor; Girls' Interscholastic Volleyball Coach; Biology 1 and 2. MR. DAVID LAUDICK—B.S. Bowling Green State University; Algebra I and II; Geometry; Advanced Senior Math. MR. JACK WILLIAMS—B.A. Ohio State University; Biology 1; General Science. MR. FRANCIS CORBIN-B.S. Findlay; M.N.S. University of Idaho; Physics; MR. MELVIN SMITH-B.S. Bowling Green State University; Earth Science; World Chemistry; Wrestling Coach. Geography. 155 MR. KENNETH J. SCHORTGEN— B.S., Defiance College, Ohio Slate University; Instrumental Music; Vocal Music; Music Appreciation and Theory; MR. LOUIS BKEECE— Blutlton College; Elemental) Music Instructor; Wind Summer Marching Band. Ensemble; Marching Band; Folk Croup. MR. MAX GRADY—Associate Degree, University of Toledo; Senior Auto Mechanics; VICA Sponsor; Transportational Director. MR. JOHN MOENING—Certificate in Vocational Education, University of Toledo; Junior Auto Mechanics; Auto Math and Science; VICA Club Sponsor; Concession Stand Advisor; Parking Lot Inspector. MR. FRANK DEVEAUX B .. Defiance College; Spanish I-III; Spanish Club Advisor. 156 Faculty Encourage Student Self-Expression MISS VICKI A. VINCENT— B.A., Brigham Young University; French I and II; Careers; English 9; Cheerleading Advisor; French Club Advisor; Student Council Advisor; Junior Class Advisor. MRS. BETTY SCHUMACKER—B.A., Adrian College, Michigan State, University of Michigan; Short Stories; Mechanics of English; Freshman English; National Honor Society Advisor; Drama Club Advisor. MR. JOSEPH A. NIENBERG—B.S., De Sales College, St. Joseph's College, Bowling Green State University; Grammar; Composition; Creative Writing; Driver Education; FTA Advisor; Senior Class Advisor. MRS. SARAH MEYER—B.S., Ohio State University, M.A., Bowling Green State University; Research Writing; Reading; Freshman English; Annual Advisor: Senior Class Advisor. MRS. DEBORAH HARMON—B.S., Bowling Green State University; American Literature; American Studies; Great Books; Journalism; Titan Courier Advisor; Head Junior Class Advisor; Prom Advisor. MISS EMILY' BRICKNER—B.A., Marian College; German I-III; Mechanics of English; Mass Media; German Club Advisor; Junior Class Advisor. 157 Business Teachers Develop Business Leaders MR. WILLIAM NEWBY—B.S., M.S., Bowling Green Stale University; Distributive Education I and II; General Business; General Math; DECA Club Advisor; Sophomore Advisor; Tennis Coach. MRS. JANICE E. CRAWFIS-B.S., M.Ed., Bowling Green State University; Typing I and II; Shorthand. MRS. PATRICIA A. SHERICK-B.S., Findlay College, M.S., Bowling Green State University; General Business; Business Math; Recordkeeping; Sophomore Class Advisor. MR. SAM GOMER—B.S., Bowling Green State University, Toledo University, University of Dayton; Accounting I; Office Practice; Driver Education; Head Track Coach; Sophomore (-lass Advisor. MISS JUDITH L. STEWART—B.S., Ohio State University; Junior IOE; Shorthand II; Typing I; Freshman Class Advisor. 158 Phys. Ed and Art Round Out Student Programs MRS. PATI HOHENBRINK—B.S., Bowling Green Stale University; Health and Physical Education; GAA Advisor; Interscholastic Gymnastics Advisor; First Aid. LEFT: MR. JOHN CUNNINGHAM—B.S., Defiance College; Health Physical Education; Sociology; Government; Monogram Club Advisor; Assistant Football Coach. RIGHT: RONALD P. NIEKAMP—B.S., Miami Uni versity; General Science; Physical Education and Health; Head Basketball Coach; J-V Baseball Coach. MR. WILLIAM BOHREN—B.S., Youngstown State University, M.S., Illinois MISS MARQUITA HUBER—B.S., Defiance College; Art I-IV; Art Club Advisor; State University; Biology; Physical Education; Head Football Coach; Assistant Junior Class Advisor. Track Coach. 159 Special Fields Advance Knowledge MR. ROGER BARLAGE—B.S., Bowling Green Slate University; Industrial Arts I. II; Mechanical Drawing II; Sophomore Advisor. MR. FRANK BAXTER—B.S., Ohio State University; Industrial Arts I, III, IV; Mechanical Drawing I; Freshman Football Coach; Freshman (’.lass Advisor. MR. LAWRENCE BRINKMAN—B.S., Bowling Green State University; Sophomore Metals; Junior, Senior Metals; Junior, Senior Wood Shop; Sophomore Class Advisor. MRS. CALVIN—Assistant Librarian; Library Secretary. MISS PAT KUSNER—B.S., Bowling Green State University; Librarian; Library Club Advisor. MRS. NANCY SMITH—B.S., Bowling Green State University; Learning Disabilities Tutor. 160 MR. ROBERT CLARK-A.B., Union College, Ky; M.A., Bowling Green Slate University; U.S. History; World History; History-Government; Contemporary Affairs; Drivers Education; Assistant Football Coach. MR. DOUGLAS WOOD-B.S., Ohio University; Special Education; Director of Senior Musical; Work •Study Club Advisor. MR. STEVEN FRICK-B.S., Bowling Green State University; English 9; Debate and Logic; Economics; State and Local Government; Federal Government; Frosh Football Coach. MR. HERB IIUFFMAN-B.A., Findlay College; American History; World Geography; World History; Baseball Coach. MRS. DONNA ZELL BURKE-B.S., University of Wyoming; Foods and Nutrition: Clothing and Textiles; Family Living. MISS THERESA MACKE-B.S., College of Ml. Joseph On-The-Ohio; Home Economics I and III; Craft Club Advisor. Cooks and Custodians Provide Student Comfort 162 Hill Doepker—Head Custodian. James Wischmeyer—Daytime Janitor. Mickey Wilson—Night Janitor. 163 I) gdwx a 1 SuBe Ji j, 'j r Remember our local businesses? They really did a lot for our school. Many of them hired students from OG. We could walk into almost any store or business place and see one of our classmates or friends working. The businesses helped our school in another way, too. We were seldom given no for an answer when one of our school groups or organizations asked for donations. Some funds for the Titan Courier, the Thunderbolt, and the “George M” programs came from the people downtown. These people helped us whenever they were asked. We owe our community sincere thanks for helping us out. We will remember them for all they have done for us. Those Who Supported Us BUCKEYE SUGAR, INC. Sugar, Molasses, Pulp, Tomato Product Congratulations to the Class of '75 Compliments of AMERICAN LEGION POST 63 OTTAWA, OHIO JACK HOWELL Compliments of THE OTTAWA HOME and SAVINGS ASSOCIATION a brand new breed! Your Chevrolet - Oldsmobile Deoler 166 ODENWELLER MILLING CO. Serving Ottawa Since 1946 Buy-Sell Grain, Feed, and Coal Lawn and Garden Supplies Complete Line of Farm Supplies Phone 523-3016 Grinding Service Bulk Feed Deliver GLANDORF FEED CO. Your Farm Supply Center TRI-STATE EGG PRODUCTS, INC. Buyer Seller of Eggs Ottawa, Ohio 45875 Congratulations Seniors from HAUGHN PLUMBING HEATING 256 East Main Ottawa, Ohio 167 Congratulations to the Class of ’75 NIESE LEASING, INC. Phone 523-4400 SAUCRB RATES Marinated Beef Roast Sweet-Sour Gravy ,4 ilil a it is line I derm an Taste To Your Dininfi Try... WIENER SCHNITZEL Breaded Veal Cutlet and Brown Gravy BRATWCRST Spicy Dinner Sausage served with Sauerkraut E. J. MEYER SONS, INC. Compliments of Compliments of CONTRACTORS Road Sewer Work Excavating Grading Ph. 523-5310 FROGTOWN ELEVATOR Route 3 Ottawa, Ohio EVERETT SCHMENK INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. IRWIN T.V. AND APPLIANCES 116 South High Street Columbus Grove, Ohio Sylvania T.V. and Stereo Gibson Appliances Ottawa 538 6944 Ottawa, Ohio 168 BECKMAN JEWELERS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 75 Since 1888 Pinto Maverick Mustang Elite Torino Granada LTD T Bird Ford Trucks THE CLOSER YOU LOOK THE BETTER WE LOOK Also Enjoy Your Favorite Beverage At STEFFEN FORD SALES, INC. 4th Street Lounge Best Pizzas Around 1425 East Fourth Street Ottawa, Ohio 45875 169 Compliments of LA POINT FUNERAL HOME Ottawa, Ohio FORTMAN LINEN SERVICE Phone 523-3570 Ottawa, Ohio Congratulations from MAINLINE DRESS SHOPPE The Finest in Ladies Ready-to-Wear DON'S BAR Beer Liquor Food 226 W. Main Ottawa, Ohio Compliments of BELL AUTO SUPPLY Main Street Ottawa, Ohio Bert Bernie's BLACK ANGUS Steak House Jet. 114, 115 224 Kalida, Ohio Phone 532 3123 Compliments of Moe’s Ottawa, Ohio 523-9040 OTTAWA DRY CLEANERS 138 S. Hickory Ph. 523-6286 Denny and Joan Mortimer Want You to Try Their Low Everyday Prices and Their Quality Cleaning 170 (nL syLVANia A SUBSIDIARY OF GENERAL TELEPHONE ELECTRONICS CORPORATION A Growing Industry In A Growing Community Congratulations to the Class of 1975 FLOOR COVERING MATIJEVICH FLOOR COVERING Carpet, Linoleum, Wall Paper, Paint, Draperies St. Route 224 Rt. No. 1 Ottawa, Ohio 45875 Phone 523-5552 COMPLIMENTS OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF OTTAWA SCHMENK'S TAVERN Liquor, Beer, Food Glandorf, Ohio 538-6922 PAUL FORTMAN'S CLEANERS One Hour Cleaners Steam Carpet Cleaner 523-4192 West Main Street Ottawa, Ohio 172 Congratulations from GLANDORF GERMAN KOHL'S McCRATE’S VERHOFF SUPER DOLLAR CARRY OUT BUILDING LOAN CO. FUNERAL HOME AND Main Street Ottawa, Ohio BOMBSHELTER Glandorf, Ohio Columbus Grove Ottawa Phone 523-6586 Post 9142 RECKER- TRAME POST Ottawa, Ohio PALPAC INDUSTRIES, INC. Ottawa, Ohio Congratulations to the Class of ’75 173 KUHLMAN, INC. Structural Steels, Bars, Angles, Minor Welding R.R. 3, Ottawa, Ohio 45875 Phones: 523-4447 or 653 8339 Paul E. Kuhlman Terry Kuhlman President Manager OTTAWA STONE CO., INC. All Sizes Limestone Aggregate P.O. Box 27 Ottawa, Ohio Ph. Gilboa 456-3261 M „ HAWKEY TUCKER PHARMACY jpexa i S HAWKEY an TUCKER DRUGS Open Weekdays 9-9 Closed Sunday Invalid Equipment Surgical Appliances Russel Stover Candy Cosmetics We maintain a complete record of your family's prescription purchases 224 230 East Main Street Ottawa, Ohio TONY’S DAIRY QUEEN - Burgers - Fries -- Malts - Compliments of HERINGHAUS Home of the Titan Burger FURNITURE 1702 East Main Street Ottawa, Ohio Ottawa, Ohio 174 OTTAWA FEED GRAIN CO., INC. Honegger's Feed Hardware Farm Supplies Grain Bank Service Bulk Delivery Service Ph. 523-3843 Ottawa, 0. Hoyt’s Tavern Va Mile North of Ottawa on Route 15 Food and Entertainment Phone 523-9245 MEYER’S AUTO SALES SERVICE INC. Phone 538-6925 Glandorf, 0. GUSTWILLER S Men’s Boys’ Wear Nationally Advertised Brands and Formal Wear for all Occasions Phone 523-6395 Ottawa, Ohio 175 NIENBERG SUPPLY CO. Glendorf, Ohio 538-6543 WM WHITE Farm Equipment PAT’S HAIRPORT THE TRUCK PEOPLE FROM GENERAL MOTORS 1805 E. 4th Ottawa, Ohio Phone: 523-4882 I PUTNAM | IHOUSEI AGRI SUPPLY CO., INC. Anhydrous Ammonia Equipment Rental PUTNAM HOUSE Come and Enjoy Our Atmosphere Cocktail Lounge - Hotel Dining Room 202 West Main Street Nitrogen Solutions Quality Fertilizers Hamler, Ohio 43534 P.O. Box 98 Ph. 274-2701 Ottawa, Ohio 45875 P.O. Box 110 Ph. 523-3041 Leipsic Agri Ph. 943-3358 Ottawa, Ohio 523-3068 Compliments of Compliments of SCHUMACHER MAAG COMPANY SEARS CATALOGUE MERCHANTS Dick and Carole Edelbrock Phone 523-4610 302 East Main Ottawa, Ohio □ ■ill ■ul® International Harvester Ottawa, Ohio Made-Rite CONCRETE PRODUCTS INC. SIEFKER’S GOODYEAR PHONE 523-4376 R. R. 2 OTTAWA, OHIO Chef's Pantry THE SHOP Convenience Frozen Foods for Foodservice Mufflers—Pipes—Shocks Auto Parts and Accessories Radiator and Air Conditioning Repair Complete Service Department 402 West Main Ottawa Phone 523-5188 Chef's Pantry Sandusky Sandusky, Ohio 44870 MOTORAMA INC. Route 224 Ottawa Phone 523-6018 Good Used Cars MEADOW GOLD DAIRIES WATCH US GROW BY DOING IT A BETTER WAY THE FINEST MILK AND ICE CREAM SOLD IS MEADOW GOLD 177 Compliments of OTTAWA OIL CO. Automatic Car Wash OTTAWA TIRE SALES Ottawa, Ohio 178 Compliments of WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORES Paul H. Spyker, Owner Ph. 523-4143 Ottawa, Ohio 179 MERCHANTS BEER BARREL St. Rt. 65N Ottawa, Ohio BROWN SUPPLY 900 South Cable Road Lima, Ohio 45805 CAR-E-IT PARTY SHOP East Main Street Ottawa, Ohio THE CHAR' DONEE' 527 West Main Ottawa, Ohio PERRY DAUB BUILDERS St. Rt. 15 Ottawa, Ohio DIEHL BROS. GARAGE 1507 East Main Ottawa, Ohio DIEHL'S SUPERMARKET 1407 East Main Ottawa, Ohio ELMER'S PARTY SHOP Beer-Wine Carry Out West Second St. Ottawa, Ohio EMPRESS BEAUTY SALON 157 West Main Ottawa, Ohio FORTMAN BODY REPAIR SHOP 1777 East Main Ottawa, Ohio GERDEMAN-HOVEST, INC. General Contracting 416 North Agner Rt. No. 2 Ottawa, Ohio DON (GUST) HOHENBRINK EXCAVATING 1340 South Agner Street Ottawa, Ohio JOSTEN'S INC. Gary Gearhart 1645 Sunrise Drive Lima, Ohio 45805 KILDAIRE COUNTRY CLUB Co. Rd. H Route 2 Ottawa, Ohio WM. T. KUHLMAN CONTR. Oakview Drive Ottawa, Ohio L M RESTAURANT 1725 East Main Ottawa, Ohio MARY'S SHOPPING CENTER 107 West Main Ottawa, Ohio OAK RESTAURANT 163 West Main Ottawa, Ohio OTTAWA IGA FOODLINER 932 North Perry Ottawa, Ohio OTTAWA SEWING CENTER 162 West Main Street Ottawa, Ohio PHYL'S AQUARIUM Route 2 Leipsic, Ohio PUTNAM LUMBER 405 South Perry Ottawa, Ohio QUINN'S PAINT CENTER 248 East Main Ottawa, Ohio RADABAUGH OTTO 150 West Main Ottawa, Ohio SCHWARZ BROS. BAKERY 136 West Main Ottawa, Ohio THE SHOE SHOPPE 105 South High Columbus Grove, Ohio SMITH ALIGNMENT Box 94 Glandorf, Ohio SOHIGRO SERVICE CO. Williamstown Rd. Ottawa, Ohio STEINER MOTOR SALES 108 S. Jefferson Pandora, Ohio FRANK SUNDERHAUS INS. 956 North Locust Ottawa, Ohio Thanks for Saving Energy in the Sunshine People's Back yard. THRIFTWAY DISCOUNT 202 East Main Ottawa, Ohio UNION 76 245 West Main Ottawa, Ohio VORST PLUMBING HEATING Kalida, Ohio WARD'S RADIO TV SHOP 215 East Main Ottawa, Ohio WISE CLOTHING SHOE CO. 240 East Main Ottawa, Ohio 180 COMPLIMENTS Bellman’s Soft Water Service Jack’s Windows Doors Ben Breece Florist Leipsic Farm Supply John R. Brown M.D. Leipsic Florist The Colonels Marcine’s Beauty Shoppe Dr. R.E. Fessler D.D.S. Midtown Auto Parts Co. First Fatly Beauty Shop Montgomery Ward Agency Fischer Hardware John J. Moore Ins. Fox’s Nelson Manufacturing Co. Gmciner’s Shoe Store Putnam County Sentinel Hartman Sons Furniture Ruhe’s Locker Service Hilvers Jewelry Sterling Industries The Holtkamp Fortman Company Verhoff Alfalfa Mills H R Party Shop Wanneinacher’s Barber Shop PATRONS Compliments of Dr. R.R. Black U.S. Navy 139 South Walnut Ottawa, Ohio Compliments of Raye Clinic M.A. Raye, D.M., D.C. 205 East Second Ottawa, Ohio Compliments of Gerding Excavating Dr. James B. Overmier M.D. Glandorf, Ohio 109 Main Street Leipsic, Ohio 181 182 The school year has ended and our halls are empty. We have walked out of school looking forward to the summer. Some of us have walked out for the last time, while others still have another year. Regardless of who we are, we know we’ll remember high school. Some of us may think it was a waste, and that the years have gone up in sinoke, but we all know high school was worth our while. If nothing else, we gained many friendships and memories. There are so many ways we can remember our school, and we should be proud of it. O-G is a great school, and the students are what make the school what it is. When everyone cares and works to make the school year a success, we know we’ll always remember Ottawa-Glandorf High School. Becky A. Iloehn Editor 183 Autographs