Pandora Gilboa High School - Mirror Yearbook (Pandora, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1975 volume:

- h- PANDORA-GILBOA SCHOOLS PANDORA, OHIO MIRROR 1974-75 jfcc mT hji '' C « m y o Tt£far %$ - 9 a- JgfeW. (4? £ f 30 Ju f yIL 5. |p9 vWk , y t 3 « r X (SUV’ ££JU « I’V ? 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Pres. 1; Homecoming Court 1,4; Class I iy $,4; Oj -Act Plays 1; Free To Be. .. 4. REBECCA BAUMGARTNER Band 1,4; Choir 1,2,3,4; School Musical 2; Variety Show 3,4; Vocal Ensemble 1, 2, 3,|4; Select Choir 2,3; GIA 1, 2,3,4; German Club 1,2,3,4; Student Aide Program 3,4; Class Plav 4, Student Director; Rocket Blast 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Girls' Basketball 2,3; Girls' Softball 1,2,3; Free To lie ... 4. ALAN BENTON Basketball 1; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; FFA 4. DELORES BISHOP Choir 2, 3,4; Variety Show 3,4; Vocal Ensemble 2,3; 1 GIA 1,2,3, 4; Librarian 3; FHA 1; Student Aide Program 2, 3; Class Play Crew 3; Rocket Blast 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Girls' Volleyball 2,3; Girls'iBasketball 4. 1,2; Track 4; Cross Country 3,4; FFA 2,3,4; German w 4. KMARK BLANKEMEIER Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Footba 3,4; Baseball 1; Varsity Cl Club 1, 2,3,4; Class Play Cj BECKY BROWN ■ [ Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 2, 31 Choir 2,3; Variety Show 3, 4; FHA 1; Rocket Blast 4; Peg Club 1. HOLLY CAMPBELL Choir 4; Variety Show 4; GIA 2, 3,4; OOEA 4; Student Aide Program 3; Class Play Cast 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Girls' Basketball 3,4; Girls' Volleyball 4; Girls' Softball 3; Mirror Staff 4. ■m IjOYCE CHERRY jCheerleader 1,2; Choir 1,2,3,4; School Musical 2; Vari Jety Show 3; Vocal Ensemble 2,4 Select Choir 1,2,3; jFHA 2,3,4; German Club 1,2,3,4; Student Aide Program 3; Class Play 3; Student Council 4; One-Act Plays 2; Pep Club 1,2,3.4; Girls’ Volleyball 4. LON ipiEHL Band 1,2,3,4; Instrumental Ensemble 1; Pep Band 1,2,4 Stage Band 1,2,3,4; Choir 4; Variety Show 3,4; Basketball 1; Varsity Club 3,4; German Club 1, 2,3,4; Student Aide Program 4; Class Play Crew 4; Free To Be. ..4. CONNIE DILLER Band 1, 2,3,4; Pep Band Musical 2; Variety Show Select Choir 2,3; GIA 1 Class Sec. 1; Student A , 2, 3,4; Choir 1,2, 3,4; School ,4; Vocal Ensemble 1,2,3; , 3,4j German Club 1,2, 3,4; Program 2; Class Play 3,4; One-Act Plays 2; Pep Club 4; Girls’ Volleyball 1,2,4; Girls' Track 1,2, 3,4; Girls' Basketball 1, 2, 3,4; Girls' Softball 1,2,3; Free To Be..,4. JOANNA DILLER Cheerleader 3; Band 11Choir 1,2,3,4; School Musical 2, Variety Show 3,4; Seldct Choir 2,3; GIA 1; FHA 1,4; Class Play Crew 3,4; Rocket Blast 4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4, Girls'Track 1. KI PETER DILLER Choir 2,3,4; School Musical 2; Variety Show 3,4; Vocal Ensemble 2; Select Choir 3; Football 1,2, 3,4; Basketball i , 3; Track 4; Varsity £lub 3; Homecoming Court 2; Class Play 3,4; One-Act Plays 1. RACHEL DILLER Band 1,2; Pep Band 1,2; Choir 1,2, 3,4; School Musical 2; Variety Show 3; ocal Ensemble 1,2,3; Select Choir 2, 3; GIA 1,2; FHA 4; German Club 1,2,3,4; Librarian 4; Student Aide Program 3,4; Class Play 3,4; Pep Club 1.2, 3,4. TOM FENSTERMAKER FFA 1,2,3,4. 1 BILL GARN Yearbook Staf 1,2; French Club 1,2,3,4; Librarian 4; Student Aide Program 4; Scholarship Ttfkn 1; Class Play 3,4; One-Act Plays 1. T TERRY GEIGER Cheerleader 1; Majorette 1.2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Choir 11,2,3; Musical 2; Variety Show 3,4; Vocal Ensemble 1, [2,3,4; Select Choir 2,3; GIA l;kOOEA 4, V.Pres.; Home-coming Court 4, Queen; Class Play 3,4; One-Act Plays 1; Pep Club 1,2; Girls’ Track 1; Mirror Staff4. | KATHY GINTHER --- Cheerleader 1; Band 1,2,3,4; Insmimental Ensemble 1; Pep Band 1,2, 3,4; Stage Band 1, 2, 3,4; Choir 2,3, 4; r School Musical 2; Variety Show 3; Voc® Ensemble 2 [Select Choir 3; GIA 1,2,3,4; FHA 1; 13,4; Class Sec. 4; Class Play 3; [Club 1,2,3,4; Girls’ Track, “ [2,3,4; Free To Be.. .4. [debhalker [Choir 2,3; Variety Show 3; FHA 1; Librarian 4. ESA HALL .Choir 2,3; School Musical 2; Variety Show 3; GIA 3; FHA j 1,2,3; Mirror Staff 4; OOEJ4; Student Aide Program 3; Class Play Crew 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Girls' Volleyball 3; Girls’ Basketball 3. man Club 1,2, w 4; Pep rsketball 1, i STEVE HENDERSON Basketball 1,2,3; Football I; Track 2J4; Cross Country 2, i 3,4; Varsity Club 3; Class FHay 3; Class Play Crew 4. [GAYLE HENZLER I Choir 2, 3; Variety Show 3;:fHA 1,2; Projectionist 4; iOOEA 4; Librarian 1,2,3; Student Aide Program 1; Class Play Crew 4; Pep Club 4; Mirror Staff 4. IJUDI HILTY [Band 1; Pep Band 1; GIA lB, 3; FHA 1,2,3, Pres. 4; Girls’ Basketball 2,3; French Club 3,4; Librarian 4; f Scholarship Team 3; Class flay 3,4; Student Council 4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Girls’ Softball 1,2,3. IsHEILA HILTY Cheerleader 1,2, 3,4; Choif 3,2,3,4; Variety Show 3,4; Vocal Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Select Choir 1,2,3; FHA 1,2, 3,4; N.H.S. 3,4; Class Treas. 2; Student Aide Program 2,3,4; Homecoming Court 2; Class Play Crew 3; Class Play 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Girls’ Basketball 1. • RICK HO VEST I Band 1; Choir 3; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Football 1,2, 3,4; Varsity Club 3; Student Aide Program 4; Class Play Crew 3,4. CHARLES JONES Choir 2,3,4; Variety Show 3,4J,Vocal Ensemble 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Cross CouiBy 3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; j German Club 1,2,3, 4; Student Aide Program 3,4; Cla$$ Play 3,4. ! JEFF KANTNER ML ] Basketball 1-Tootball 3,4; ' rack 4; Cross Country 2; Var- sity dub 3; Rocket Blast 4. | { PAUL KERSH Basketball 1; Football 1.2.3,4; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; FFA 4. JIM KLINE Band 1; Basketball 1,3,4i Cross Country 2,3,4; Varsitj ; Club 3, Pres. 4; Germa Honor Society 4; German Club 1,2,3, Treas. 4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Librarian 4; Class Pres. 1,2; Student.Aide Program 4; Chemistry |j Bowl 3,4; Scholarship Team 3,4; Class Play Crew 3,4; Student Council 4; Onej-Act Plays 1; Pep Club 2; FTA 1, Pres. 2. KATHY KLINGLER jEflW Band 1,2,3,4; Instrumental Ensemble 1,2; Pep Band 2,3, 4; Stage Band 1,2; Choir 1,2, 3,4; School Musical 2; Variety Snow 3,4; Voca Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Select Choir : 2, 3; German Club 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3; Free To Be.. .4. MIKE KOENIG Football 1.2,3,4; Track 1,2; FFA 2,3,4; German Club 2.3. CHRIS LEHMAN Band 1,2,3,4; Choi 1,2,3, Pres. 4; School Musical 2; Variety Show 3; Vocal Ensemble 2, 3,4; Select Choir 2, 3; German Club 1.2,3,4; National Honor Societv 4; Librarian 4; Scholarship Team 4; Class Play 3, 4, Student Director; Student ( uncil 1; Pep Club 1,2,3, Treas. 4; Free To Be... 4. JIM LEHMAN Football 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Court 4; Class Play Crew 3,4. 21 i JODI LUGIBIHL Band 1, 2,3,4; Instrument;! 1 Ensemble 1; Pep Banc! 2.3,4; Stage Band 2; Choir 1,2,3,4; School Musical 2; Variety Show 3,4; Vocal Ensemble 1, 2,3,4; Select Choir 2,3; GLA 2,4; French Club 1,2, 3,4; National Honor Society 2,3, Pres. 4; Class Student Council Representative 2; Scholarship Team 3; Class Play Cre {; Rocket Blast 4; Student Council 2, Sec. 3; Girls' Basketball 4; Girls' Softball 1; Free To Be. . .4. -wo; a$kc i TOM MARTIN Basketball 1,2; Football 1,2, 3,4; Track 4; Varsity 3,4; Projectionist 1,2; OOEA 4; Student Aide Prog Class Play Crew 3; Mirror SfifPf 4. Club am 4; 1 STEVE McDOUGLE | j FFA 2,3,4. STEVE MEYER FFA 1,2,3,4; Class Pla r Crew 4. PAUL MOYER Basketball Mgr. 1; Projectionist 4. CHERYL MILLER Choir 1,2, 3,4; School cal Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Select Cl German Club 1,2,3,4; National Librarian 3; Class Sec. 3; Student One-Act Plays 1; Pep Club 1,2,3, ball 1,2,3,4; Girls’ Softball 1,2. Show 3,4; Vo-IA 1.2, 3,4; ciety 3, Sec. 4; Program 2, 3,4; ; Girls' Volley- [ JUDIE MILLER Band 1; Instrumental Ensemble' !; Pep Band 1; Stage BancH 1; Choir 1, 2,3,4; School Musical 2? Vocal Ensemole 2,3; Select Choir 2,3; GIA 3; German Club 1,2,3,4; Student Aide Program 3,4; Class Play Crew 3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Girls' Volleyball 3. MARK NEWTON Choir 2,3; School Musical 2; Variety Show 3; Select Choir 2,3; Football 1,2,3 4; Varsity Club 3; FFA 1,2.3, mecoming Court 3,4; Class t 4; Student Council 4. Pres. 4; Projectionist 2; Ho Play Crew 3,4; Rocket B i JON NIENBERG Football 1; FFA 2,4. MIKE NIENBERG FFA 2,3,4. NANCY NORRIS Choir 2, 3, 4; Variety Show 3; Vocal Ensemble 2; GIA 1; OOEA 4; Librarian 1,2,3; One-, ct Plays2; Pep Club 1; Girls' Softball 1; Mirror Staff 4. CHET PARKER Track 2; Varsity Club 4; Projectionist 4; German Club 3, 4; Librarian 4; Student Aide Program 3; Class Play 3; Rocket Blast 4. JANE PATRICK Band 1,2; Pep Band 1,2; Sta.� e Band 2; Choir 1, 2,3,4; School Musical 2; Variety SlAw 3,4; Vocal Ensemble 1, 2,4; Select Choir 2,3; GIA 1,2, 3,4; French Club 1,2,3, 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Class V.Pres. 3. Class Pres. 4; Scholarship Team £2,3; Senior Play Caj H Rocket Blast 4; Pep Club 1 ,2, 3,4; Girls' Basketball 2; Giles' Softball 1,2,3. BOB PECKINBAUGH FFA 2,3,4. M JAMIE PIERMAN M Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Ban-: 4; Choir 1,2,3,4; School Musical 2; Variety Show 3,£; Vocal Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Select Choir 2, 3; GIA 1,2, 3; french Club 1,2, Sec. 3,4; National Honor Society 3, Sec. 4; Class V.Pres. 4;IScholar-ship Team 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3; Class Play Crew 4; Rocket Blast 4; Studerit Council 1, Treas. 2; PepIClub 1, 2,3,4; Girls' Track 1,2,3; Free To Be. .. 4. DWIGHT PIKE A Projectionist 2; Librarian 4; Free To Be...4. MARGARET POPE Band 1,2; Instrumental Ensemble 2; German Honor Society 3,4; German Club 1,2,3, 4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Librarian 4; Chemistry Bowl 4; Scholarship Team 1,3; Class Play Crew 4; Girls' Softball 2. JOE PURDY _________ Band-1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3,4; Stage Band 3, 4; Choir 2,3,4; School MusiJal 2; Variety Show 3,4; Vocal Ensemble 2,3; Baske ball 1; Football 2,3,4; Track 4; Varsity Club 4, V.PreJ; Projectionist 4; Class Play 4. DALE RADER Basketball 1; Mirror Staff 3,4; OOEA 4; German Club 1, 2,3,4; Student A i £ Program 4. CAROL RICKER Majorette 2; Choir 3,4; Variety Show 3; GIA 2; FHA 1; lass Play Crew 3,4; Pep Club 1; Girls' Basketball 1; iris' Softball 2. LINDA ROSEN iTRGER mm GIA 1,2; FHA 1; Librarian 1,2,3; StudAf Aide Program 3; Class Play Crew 4; Rocket Blast 4; Pejf-Club 1,2; Girls' Volleyball 1,2; Girls' Softball 1,2. T KEITH SAMSAL FFA 2,3,4. . SHEILA SCARBERRY Band 1,2; Instrumental Ensemble 1; Pep Band T; Choir 1, 2,3,4; Variety Show 3,4; VqcahSasemble 1,2; GIA 1,2, 3,4; OOEA 4, Sec.-Treas.; German Club 1,2,3,4; Class Play 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Girls' Basketball 3; Girls’ Soft-ball 1,2; Mirror Staff 4. LOU SCHAUBLIN BP OH A 4, Reporter; FHA 1; GIA 1; 1; Mirror Staff 4. ,4; Band BARB SCHUMACHER Band 1; Choir 1,2,3,4; Variety Show 3,4; Vocal Ensemble 2; GIA 2,3; German Club 1, 2,3,4; dlass Play Crew 3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Girls’ Volleyball 2, 3. HTIM SCHUMACHER Football 2,4; Track 1,2,3,4; VarsitrClub 4; Projection-1 ist 2, 3; Librarian 3, 4. CATHY SEHLHORST C’Choir 2,4; School Musical 2; Variety Show 4; National Honor Society 4; Class Treas. 4; Scholarship Team 1,3; Class Play 3, Student Director; Class Play 4; Girls' Volleyball 3; Girls' Track 1,2; Girls' Basketball 1. INDY SHOEMAKER hoir 1,3,4; Variety Show 3,4; Vocal Ensemble 1; Select hoir 3; OOEA 4; Pep Club 3; Mirror Staff 3,4. PAT SIEFER GIA 1,2,3; German Club 1,2,3, 4; Librarian 1,2,3,4; Student Aide Program 2,4; Girls' Volleyball 3; Girls' Track 1,2,3; Girls' Basketball 2. DAVE SMITH FFA 4. •KEITH SNYDER fChoir 3,4; Variety Show 3,4; Vocal Ensemble 3,4; Select Choir 3; Football 1,2; Track 1,2; German Honor Society 3,4; German Club 1,2, 3,4; Librarian 3,4; Chemisti Bowl 4f Scholarship Team 1,2,3; Class Play 3; Mirij Staff 1,2; FTA 2. iREESE SNYDER Band 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2, 3,4; Crosj Country 3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Projectionist 1; German Club 1,2,3,4; Student Aide Program 4; Class Play 4. CATHY SOMMERS M Choir 1,2, 3,4; School Musical 2; Variety Show 3,4; Vocal Ensemble 1,2,3, 4; Select mQir 2,3; FHA 1,2; Librarian 4; Student Aide Program 3,4; Class Play 4; Pep Club 2,3,4. GEORGE STEFFAN FA 1.2,3. 4. riLL STEVENSON GIA 1; OOEA 4, Pres.; Frefth Club 1; Librarian 3; Scholarship Team 1; Class Play trew 3; Mirror Staff 4. ] SHERRY STUCKY Jg hoir 2, 3,4; School Musical 2; Variety Show 3,4; Vocal Ensemble 4; Student AidaSProgram 4; Homecoming Court 3; Class Play Crew 3; Class Play 4; Pep Club 2,3,4. KATHY SUTER Majorette 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 2; Stage Band 1,2; Choir 3, 4; Variety Show 3; GIA 1,2,3,4; N. H.S. 4; Class Treas. 2; Scholarship Team 2, 3; Class Play 3,4; Rocket Blast 4; Student Council 3, Sec J4; One-Act Plays 1; Pep Club 1, 2,3,4; Girls’ Volleyballl, 2, 3,4; Girls' Trrrck 2; Girls' Basketball 1,2. GLORIA TITUS GIA 1; FHA 1,2; OOEA 4; Student Aide Program 2; Pep Club 1; Mirror Staff 4.H MARILYN TODD 7HA 1,2,3; Librarian j ,2, 3,4. AYNE ZIMMERLY heerleader 1,2; BanJl; Choir 2,3; Variety Show 3; Vo-:al Ensemble 2; GIA 1; FHA 1,2,3; Mirror Staff 4; OOEA 1; Class Treas. 1; Homecoming Court 1,4; Student Coun-:il 2,4; Pep Club 1, 2,4. 23 What? 24 UNDERCLA SSMEN Juniors Richard Acevedo Kevin Augsburger Ed Barfell Brion Basinger Jane Basinger Kevin Beck Elaine Blankemeier Scott Burry Loren Burton ■ ■ Norm Dulle Mike Bridenbaugh Chris Cherry Cathy Crawfis 26 Charlie Dellenbaugh Ted Diller Frank Doll Sherri Henzler Roy Hermiller Sue Hermiller Joe Kiene Jim Kirkpatrick Rick Klingshirn Gary Koenig Carole Kohli Jim Lee Ken Lehman 28 Natalie McDougle Pam Meyer Lonna McCullough Therese Meyer Karen Moser Mike Nemire Don Pierman Don Probst Maria Robledo Joe Norway Steve Schmenk 29 Joe Schumacher Mark Schumacher Jim Shoemaker Dawn Stainbrook Cheryl Steffen Deb Schneck Kathy Schulte ' - 30 Sophomores Scott Augsburger Ed Basinger Todd Basinger Deb Burkholder Terri Burry Vicki Coppes Randy Cox Amy Crawfis Barb Criblez Terri Dalrymple Linda Dearth Dennis Deters Lee Diller Connie Devore 31 1 Pam Fridley Ken Gerten Diana Giesey Greg Grismore . -A «t I Jjjlie Garmatter Beth Dukes Cathy Fenstermaker Denise Frey Don Gerten Jane Hermiller Alan Hartzler ■ John Hazelton Keith Hall Craig Hilty 32 Elaine Hilty v Ron Hovest Deb Ketner Chris Kohli Cindy Klear Dennis Klingler a Vd Cheryl Krohn Kim Kirkpatrick 33 Kathy Maag Deb Matson Dave Meyer Frank Niese Joelyn Niese Alex Morin Sally Oren Kay Osenbaugh Beth Pingle Dave Reese Cindy Norris 34 Bob Reichenbach Steve Reichenbach Nita Riser Rena Scarberry Judy Schulte Cindy Schumacher Marvin Schwab Mark Shoemaker Bill Siefer Terry Sigler 35 Freshman Lupe Asevedo Rodrigo Barrientes Dan Blankemeier Sue Bridenbaugh Vonda Bowersock Joyce Burkholder Roy Burton Fidel Chavez Cathy Dellenbaugh Don Dellenbaugh Bill Fishbach Steve Geiger Tauna Geiger Alan Rayle Carol Gerten Jeff Gratz Dwain Hall Larry Hermiller Pat Hermiller Keely Huffman Vicki Klear Jeff Jones Cindy Kiene Karen Landwehr Mike Landwehr Dan Kline Teresa Koenig Cindy Leatherman Becky Leatherman John Lee Kevin Maag Mark Maag Ron Mansfield Ron McCullough Mandy Meyer Dean Miller Sandy Miller Clark Nash Anne Nienberg Shirley Norway JICFlE A lan Pingle Pam Rader Kim Pedroza Scott Paynter Sam Pierman Neil Reichenbach Rita Risser Mary Rooney Karen Samsal Dennis Schmenk Mary Schutz Pam Shaneyfelt Ken Schulte m Lisa Schumacher Prudy Schumacher John Sommer Ron Thomason Warren Titus Guy Verhoff Rodney Welty 40 SPECIAL EVENTS Carol Gerten, John Lee, Theresa Meyer, Joe Kiene, Roxanne Zimmerly, Terry Geiger, Kent Arthur, Tony Wamcke, Jayne Zimmerly, Mark Newton, Linda Dearth, Steve Reichenbach. 197 3 Queen Emily Velasquez handed down the coveted title to Terry Geiger. The theme, Country Roads Take Us Home, reflected a hope for the coming year, which brought 1975 a little closer. Jayne Zimmerly, Senior Attendant Teresa Meyer, Junior Attendant Queen Terry Geiger As the flaming brilliance of Indian summer is quietly cooled with the crystals of October, as the seasons change, so do students. New experiences of school now, blend with hazy remembrances of the past, and will themselves someday be memories. The excitement of Homecoming, the surprise and activity, will, for each individual with the passing of time, be condensed and be perfected to form one impression of school life, held tenderly amid the obscurity of the mind, occasionally recalled by a picture or a song. Homecoming 1974-75 Photo by Pandora Times Linda Dearth, Sophomore Attendant Carol Gerten, Freshman Attendant Meet Me in Saint Junior Play Seated, left to right: Therese Meyer, Brion Basinger, Karen Moser, Marci Foster, Pam Meyer, Don Pierman, Cathy Crawfis. Standing: Jim Kirkpatrick, Jim Lee, Charlotte Grismore, Charlie Dellenbaugh, Dawn Stainbrook, Dennis Warren, Kevin Augsburger, Paula Fenstermaker, Elaine Blankemeier, Steve Gerten. Flying cats and dripping wet bodies were two of the minor incidents for the catastrophe prone family in the junior class play, Meet Me In St. Louis. Problems such as creating a grandfather from a teen-age farmer and finding a time everyone could practice all added to the frustrations and fun of producing a class play. Miss Kathy Link directed the play. 44 ”Our Miss Brooks” Row 1: Kent Arthur, Rebecca Baumgartner, Chris Lehman, Joe Purdy, Charlie Jones. Row 2: Peter Diller, Jane Patrick, Steve Amstutz, Connie Diller, Kathy Suter. Standing: Holly Campbell, Sheila Scarberry, Bill Garn, Terry Geiger, Judi Hilty, Sherry Stucky, Cathy Sommers, Rachel Diller, Cathy Selhorst, Sheila Hilty, Mr. Rettig. The play involves a marriage-minded high school English teacher, an unswerving athletic coach, various stereotyped administrators, and a handful of average, trouble-magnetic students. Our Miss Brooks was also a former TV series. The play was directed by Mr. Richard Rettig. 45 Ready to Go: Standing: Herr Leach, Joyce Cherry, Deb Burkholder, Kathy Ginther, Chris Steiner, Ed Basinger, Chet Parker, Jenny Lugibihl, Chris Lehman. Kneeling: Cheryl Miller Deb Meyer, and Racheal Diller. German Club Travels to Switzerland Bottom row, left to right: Carol Gerten, Beth Pingle, Margaret Pope, Judy Schulte, Kathy Maas, Mr. Michael Leach, Julie Garmatter, Marvin Schwab, Charles Jones, Barb Schumacher, Sheila Scarberry, Lon Diehl, Steve Reichenbach, Judie Miller, Pat Hermiller, Chris Steiner, Jeff Watkins, Rita Risser, Lisa Reed, Dennis Klingler, Guy Verhoff, Joe Schumacher. Row 2: Cindy Keine, Tauna Geiger, Cindy Leatherman, Keely Huffman, Elaine Hilty, Connie Diller, Connie DeVore, Kathy Klingler, Rebecca Baumgartner, Alan Pingle, Neil Reichenbach, Jeff Gratz, Dean Miller, Rick Reese, Jim Lee. Row 3: Dale Rader, Kathy Schulte, Pam Rader, Keith Snyder, Jim Kirkpatrick, Joyce Cherry, Kathy Ginther, Dwaine Hall, Clark Nash. Row 4: Denise Frey, Pam Meyer, Pam Shaneyfelt, Rhonda George, Ed Basinger, Alan Hartzler, Vonda Bowersox, Mandy Meyer, Charlotte Grismore, Karen Moser, Cathy Crawfis, (Sheryl Miller, Chris Lehman, Rachel Diller, Brion Basinger. Row 5: Nita Risser, Deb Meyer, Terri Burry, Jenny Lugibihl, Deb Burkholder, Jim Kline. Row 6: Elaine Blankemeier, Marci Foster, Chris Cherry, Rena Scarberry, Terry Sigler, Steve Amstutz, Reese Snyder, Chet Parker. The annual Weihnachts party was held at Rachael Diller's home. Members enjoyed typical German games and food and some of the Verein members introduced the Bicentennial Club to German Christmas traditions and songs. At the annual Awards Assembly Jim Kline, Chris Steiner, Deb Burkholder, Jenny Lugibihl and Kathy Maag were initiated into Delta Epsilon Phi, national honorary fraternity of high school students. The highpoint of the year was the trip that eleven students and their advisor, Herr Leach, made to Switzerland as part of the Experiment in International Living. After a flight on a 747 from New York to Brussels and on to Zurich, where students witnessed Boogg, THE ANNUAL SPRING CARNEVAL, participants traveled by train to Canton Zug where they were met at the station by their families. Students lived with the host family for eight days, afterwards touring St. Gallen and its famous Stiftsbibliothek, the Interlaken-Jungfraujoch region, with a trip on a Bergbahn to the top of a mountain and a visit in the famous ice palace. A three-day stay at a youth hotel in Berne included exposure to other foreign students, tours of museums and the Parliamentsgebaude, the shopping district, outdoor markets, and native craft shops. Two of the groups were able to do some research concerning their forefathers. The return flight, also aboard a 747, saw the twelve arrive back in Pandora around 5:30 a.m. Unbelievably, most of the students came to school the next day eager to share their experiences with fellow students. Honor Students: Bottom row: Jim Kline, Kathy Maas. Center row: Margaret Pope, Chris Cherry, Deb Burknolder, Jenny Lugibihl, Chris Steiner. Top row: Keith Snyder, Kathy Crawfis, Jim Rosebrook, and Mr. Leach, advisor. Keep on blowing bubbles. You’ve got to be kidding! Tell me again, Mr. Warncke? Don't ever litter here again! I always did enjoy doing something constructive! P-G's own personal madman. Start Over! Start Over! Help! It’s Falling! Oh no! There's no paper towels! Hurry up, Mommy! I can't wait! I won’t do it! Junior-Senior Prom Seventy-four graduates appeared on the scene for this occasion looking back now on their good years at P-G High and ready to enter new fields of education and occupations. Honor students, James Kline, Margaret Pope, James Rosebrook. Keith Snyder, Jodi Lugibihl, Jane Patrick, and Jill Stevenson, along with their classmates, listened to the special addresses by Representative Michael Oxley and Reverend Lester Litton. Their motto, Time is not measured by the passing of years, but by what one does, what one feels, and what once achieves, gave them a meaningful beginning into adult life. Variety Show 54 SPORTS Row 1: Mr. Shick, Advisor; Joe Purdy, Vice-President; Brion Basinger, Student Council; Reese Snyder, Treasurer; Tom Martin, Secretary; Jim Kline, President; Mr. Gantz, Advisor. Row 2: Mark Blankemeier, Charlie Jones, Lon Diehl, Steve Fischbaugh, Tim Schumacher, Rick Hovest, Jim Lehman, Don Pierman. Row 3: Dan Blankemeier, John Lee, Dan Valasquez, Loren Burton, Keith Hall, Mark Newton, Jeff Kantner, Steve Amstutz. Row 4: Steve Schmenk, Steve Reichenbach, Ed Basinger, Chet Parker, Chris Steiner, Joe Suter, Pete Diller, Kent Arthur. 56 Row 1: Steve Geiger, Joe Suter, Randy Cox, Jeff Jones. Row 2: Dan Blankemeier, Gary Koenig, Marvin Schwab, Chris Steiner. Row 3: Reese Snyder, Jim Kline, Mark Blankemeier, Charlie Jones, Steve Henderson. The Pandora-Gilboa Cross Country Team began only their third year of competition this year and although our program is rather new the success which the team experienced was not. Starting off strong the team won all quadrangular meets except one, running their record to 31 wins and but one defeat. A loss to always strong Ada and the defeat of double A Kenton ran the team's final dual meet record to 32-2. The team then went on to finish first in Putnam County, taking the championship in a close race with Ottoville. Finally, the Rockets won the sectional meet and qualified to run in the district meet. Although the team did not qualify for the state meet in Columbus, Jim Kline did qualify as an individual. Jim finished undefeated in dual meets, 1st in Putnam County, 4th in the sectional, 13th in the district, and 19th in the entire state. Top runners for P-G besides Jim were Mark Blankemeier, 2nd in Putnam County, Gary Koenig, Joe Suter, and Steve Henderson. Row 1: Tim Schumacher, Jeff Kantner, Paul Kersh, Kent Arthur, Pete Diller, Mark Newton, Joe Purdy, Rick Hovest, Mike Koenig, Steve Amstutz, Jim Lehman, Tom Martin. Row 2: Tom Halker, Bill Suter, Brion Basinger, Joe Schumacher, Loren Burton, Mike George, Jim Kirkpatrick, Ken Lehman, Joe Kiene, Don Pierman, Keith Hall. Row 3: Frank Niese, Greg Grismore, Mark Shoemaker, Lee Diller, Terry Sigler, Steve Reichenbach, Brad Varsity Picture by Powell Studios Zuercher, Bill Siefer, Dan Velasquez, Jeff Watkins, Bob Reichenbach, Ron Hovest. Row 4: John Lee, Alan Rayle, Dean Miller, Clark Nash, Dwain Hall, Dennis Schmenk, Sam Pierman, Neil Reichenbach, Rick Reese, Alan Pingle. Row 5: Ed Howell, Steve Fischbach, Coach Mark Stall, Coach Howard Warncke, Coach Doug Karst, Coach Mark Shick, John Sommer, Bill Fischbach. Football The 1974-7 5 football season was one of disappointment as the team finished with a 3-7 record. The team, however, was much better than its record would indicate, losing six games by one touchdown or less. Twelve seniors provided the team with stability and confidence in the face of disappointment. Their leadership provided P-G with a team that never quit. All-league, second team, honors were earned by Kent Arthur, Brion Basinger, Pete Diller, Rick Hovest and Jim Lehman. The future looks bright for the Rockets with some real good potential coming up. The J. V. s finished with a record of 4-1 and the Jr. High was undefeated. 59 Times Front row: Ed Basinger, Manager; Mr. Gantz, Coach; Steve Fischbach. Back row: Rick Hovest, Kent Arthur, Roy Hermiller, Jim Kline, Brion Basinger, Reese Snyder, Steve Schmenk, Charlie Jones, Mark Blankemeier. Varsity Basketball ROCKET basketball players captured second place in the Blanchard Val-ey Conference and had a three-way tie for third place in the Putnam County League, with a 10-10 overall record. Jim Kline was the Rockets' leading scorer, and Mark Blankemeier was the leader in rebounding. Long hours of practice, pep talks before the big game, sharing joys of victory and sadness of losses made a very satisfying year. Times 61 Standing, left to right: Rick Hermiller, Don Pierman, Dan Blankemeier, Keith Hall, Dennis Warren, Jim Lee, Steve ReichenDach, Bill outer, Lee Diller. Not Pictured: Bob Reichenbach, Steve Schmenk. Pictures by Times The J-V's had a good year with 9 wins and 7 losses. Steve Schmenk led the total scoring points with 152 for the season; the closest to him was Bill Suter with 84 points. Steve also took more rebounds with 113 and Dennis Warren had 106. We have a lot of potential for next year, and we hope to have an even better year. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Times „ I 62 _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ I Track Row 1: Tom Martin. Jeff Kantner, Tim Schumacher, Jim Kline, Mark Blankemeier, Joe Purdy, Reese Snyder, Pete Diller, Kent Arthur, Steve Henderson, Mr. Karst. Row 2: Frank Niese, Steve Reichenbach, Jeff Watkins, Alan Hartzler, Bill Suter, Jim Lee, Dan Blankemeier, Rodrigo Barrientes, Gary Koenig, Craig Hilty, Todd Basinger, Bill Siefer. Row 3: Joe Suter, Mike George, Greg Grismore, John Lee, Ed Basinger, Neil Reichenbach, Chris Steiner, Marvin Schwab, Dan Velasquez, Keith Hall, Alan Rayle, Lee Diller. With 10 senior men leading the track team of 197 5, the Rockets set new records and had a very-exciting year. Reese Snyder set a new record in the high jump at 6'3 and went to state to tie for fourth place. Also Jim Kline broke the school record in the half mile. This year's Oliver Davidson trophy, awarded to the team's leading scorer, went to Jim Kline. An additional award went to all senior members in memory of Michael J. Siefer. Row 1: Tom Martin, Reese Snyder, Joe Purdy, Jeff Kantner, Jim Kline. Row 2: Kent Arthur, Pete Diller, Mark Blankemeier, Tim Schumacher, Steve Henderson. 65 66 Baseball Top row: Duane Hall, Bob Reichenbach, Keith Lehman, Rick Hermiller, Keith Hall, Randy Cox, Terry Seigler, John Lee, Rod Barrienties, Clark Nash, Ron Thomason, Steve Fischbach, Manager. Bottom row: Dennis Warren, Roy Hermiller, Loren Burton, Steve Schmenk, A1 Benton, Paul Kersh, Kent Arthur, Brion Basinger, Joe Schumacher, Dave Gantz, Coach. P-G Rockets enjoyed an exciting year of baseball with eight lettermen returning to the starting lineup. Our team was talented in speed, fielding and hitting ability and had two experienced pitchers, Paul Kersh and Dennis Warren. They would have liked a better ending record, but everyone agreed that it was still a good year. 67 Cheerleaders Left, Varsity: Deb Meyer, Deb Schneck, Sally Oren, Julie Gar-matter, and Sheila Hilty. Right, Reserve: Cathy Crawfis, Chris Cherry, Kathy Maag, Charlotte Grismore, and Elaine Hilty. Bottom, Freshman: Teresa Koenig, Lisa Reed, Tauna Geiger, Roxanne Dickey, Sandy Miller, and Pat Hermiller. Spirit, Spirit, where is it? The P-G cheerleaders believe that our school has the spirit contained but just needs to let it loose. This past year has been another year of both hard work and enjoyment for the cheerleaders as they strove to break loose the stored-up spirit. Many different things were tried, such as, having an outdoor pep rally, leading a homecoming bonfire, hosting spirit week, giving competition awards, sewing up little basketball bean bags, and giving a spaghetti supper. It was hard, devoted work which took time, but was done with a sense of pride for our school. This year was very rewarding in many ways, such as, creating understanding and friendship toward others. 68 Coach, Harlan Basinger. Standing, left to right: Denise Frey, Dee Bishop, Kathy Ginther, Jodi Lugibihl, Joelyn Niese, Deb Burkholder, Karen Moser, Pat Hermiller, Connie Devore, Pam Meyer, Holly Campbell, Jenny Lugibihl, Connie G.I.A. Basketball and Volleyball Girls enjoyed a good year of interscholastic basketball and volleyball this year. Competing with other schools makes girls' sports more interesting. Row 1: Mary Rooney, Theresa Koenig, Nancy Steffan, Rita Risser, Beth Dukes. Row 2: Beth Pingle, Joelyn Niese, Nita Risser, Sally Oren, Connie Diller, Roxanne Dickey. Standing: Cheryl Miller, Connie Devore, Paula Fenstermaker, Karen Moser, Joyce Cherry, Pam Meyer, Kathy Suter, Coach, Mrs. Christman. OCKfrs G.I.A. Track Top row: Pam Rader, Joyce Burkholder, Terry Burry, Deb Ketner, Teresa Koenig, Roxane Dickey, Rita Risser, Tauna Geiger, Sally Oren, Linda Dearth, Lisa Reed, Cindy Schumacher, Jane Hermiller, Pat Hermiller, Sandy Miller. Bottom row: Connie Diller, Kathy Ginther, Karen Moser, Kathy Fenstermaker, Vonda Bowersock, Nancy Steffan, Deb Meyer. Standing: Coach, Mrs. Sue Christman. P-G GIRLS PLACE SECOND IN COUNTY P-G girls proved to be good competition for all Putnam County. Connie Diller took first in the long jump, Karen Moser won the shot put, Sue Hermiller and Karen Moser took first and second in discus, Deb Ketner took first in the low hurdles and Roxanne Dickey second, Karen Moser tied for first in the 100 yard dash, Cathy Ginther took first in the 440 yard run, and Karen Moser, Connie Diller, and Cathy Ginther won the 440 yard Relay. 70 Student Council Row 1: Rodrigo Barrientes, Ron Hovest, Deb Matson, Carol Gerten, Joe Schumacher, Jim Kline. Row 2: Mr. Mark Shick, Judi Hilty, Joyce Cherry, Rhonda George, Cathy Crawfis, Charlotte Grismore, Theresa Meyer, Jim Rose brook. Row 3: Kevin Augsburger, Steve Amstutz, Jayne Zimmerly, Mark Newton, Steve Meyer. Mark Shick, Advisor Student Council worked with school administrators to provide a movie, two assemblies, dances including the homecoming dance, a speaker on Russian life and government, a muscular dystrophy drive, and a speaker before Easter vacation. Left to right: Theresa Meyer, Treasurer; Kevin Augsburger, Vice-President; Steve Amstutz, President; Katny Suter, Secretary. 72 French Club Row 1: Cindy Schumacher, Bill Garn, Mary Rooney, Jodi Lugibihl, Judi Hilty, Mr. Richard Rettig, Deb Schneck. Row 2: Steve Geiger, Sam Pierman, Mark Schumacher, Teresa Koenig, Greg Grismore, Carol Kohli, Jane Hermiller, Jamie Pierman, Jane Patrick, ana Chris Kohli. This year the French Club has again been an enjoyable experience for all. The Christmas party was held at Judi Hilty1 s, where members exchanged gifts and had a wonderful time. So far the club has sold candles, purchased through the senior class, and subscriptions to the Pandora Times. These efforts are towards a possible trip to Vermillion. Nothing has been definitely set. Other moneymaking activities will also take place. President, Bill Garn; Vice-President, Mark Schumacher; Secretary-Treasurer, Cindy Schumacher; Student Council. Judi Hilty. Yearbook Staff Row 1: Gloria Titus, Terry Geiger, Lesa Hall, Nancy Norris, Jill Stevenson. Row 2: Lou McCullough, Dale Rader, Jayne Zimmerly, Gayle Henzler, Holly Campbell, Cindy Shoemaker, Sheila Scarberry, Tom Martin, Editor, and Mrs. Dorothy Basinger. The 1974-75 yearbook was organized again this year by the Senior Intensive Office Education class, under the supervision of Dorothy Basinger. Thanks to area business people who purchased ads from the students who called on them, we were able to increase our book by four pages and did not raise the price of the book. We wish to thank all school personnel who helped with pictures and copy for the book. A special thanks to The Times and Don Schneck for taking some of the pictures. You may recognize some of the nature pictures used on our introductory page and divider pages, since they are taken around the Pandora-Gilboa school and park. 74 O.O.E.A. and Intensive Office Education The Ohio Office Education Association is organized from the Business and Office Education class of Ohio. Membership is not required. This year the entire senior IOE class joined the OEA and sold stationery at Christmas time to pay dues and to pay for lunches when they attended the OEA regional contest held at Archbold JVS in February. Students learn to work together in democratic way and to hold meetings with correct parliamentary procedure. Senior IOE students visited the Marathon Oil Company, Findlay, International Business Machines, and the Metropolitan Bank in Lima, and worked for two weeks at business places in the Pandora area as part of their training. Basic skills are learned during the Junior IOE year. Those students who stay in IOE during their senior year enjoy more field trips, on-the-job experience, selling yearbook ads and organizing the yearbook, and a business-day luncheon. wi Senior IOE and OEA Members: Row 1: Dale Rader, Lou McCullough, Jayne Zimmerly, Terry Geiger. Row 2: Mrs. Dorothy Basinger, Advisor; Tom Martin, Lesa Hall, Gayle Henzler, Nancy Norris, Cindy Shoemaker. Row 3: Holly Campbell, Jill Stevenson, and Sheila Scarberry, Secretary-Treasurer. President Junior IOE Members: Row 1: Roy Hermiller, Sherri Henzler, Theresa Meyer, Kathy Schulte. Row 2: Dennis Warren, Jim Shoemaker, Loren Burton, Dawn Stainbrook, Paula Fenstermaker. Row 3: Mr. Mark Stall, Mike George, Scott Burry, Natalie McDougle, Jane Basinger, Mary Robledo, Teresa Hamilton. Row 4: Cheryl Steffan, Elaine Blankemeier. National Honor Society Left to right: Kathy Maag, Amy Crawfis, Jenny Lugibihl, Deb Burkholder, Deb Schneck, Cathy Crawfis, Cathy Senlhorst, Chris Lehman, Kathy Suter. This year the NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY sponsored the Arkansas Lassies, a professional girls' basketball team, to raise money for the trip they took to Dearborn, Michigan on May 16 to see the Henry Ford Museum. They also visited places of interest in Toledo. Nine ladies were welcomed into the organization at the induction ceremonies in April with Dr. Howard Raid as guest speaker. Times 76 Pep Club Row 1, left to right: Dee Bishop, Roxanne Dickey, Connie Diller, Dawn Stainbrook, Cathy Crawfis, Gayle Henzler, Beth Dukes, Sheila Hilty, Chris Lehman, Cathy Sommers. Row 2: Sally Oren, Lou McCullougn, Joey Diller, Rachel Diller, Chris Cherrv, Deb Schneck, Elaine Hilty, Charlotte Grismore, Kathy Ginther, Julie Gar-matter, Jamie Pierman. Row 3: Mrs. Christman, Jayne Zimmerly, Terry Geiger, Becky Baumgartner, Kathy Suter, Nita Risser, Lesa Hall, Pat Henniller, Tauna Geiger, Pam Shaneyfelt, Rita Risser, Deb Meyer. Row 4: Elaine Blankemeier, Jane Hermiller, Sherry Stucky, Sue Hermiller, Cheryl Miller, Judi Hilty, Paula Fenster-maker, Holly Campbell, Jane Patrick, Sheila Scarberry, Joyce Cherry, Deb Burkholder. The FHA had a busy year. Their theme was 'Reach Out and Touch, and that is what they did. In October, they gave a surprise bridal shower for Miss Meissner (Mrs. Culp). In October, they attended the Northwest Subregional meeting at Leipsic High School. In December, it was Reach Out to the unknown. For this they sent gifts or a Christmas tree to a needy family. In January, it was Daddy-Date night. Chapter Mothers Sheila Hilty and Judi Hilty received their State Degrees in April at the State Convention, which was attended by Cathy Crawfis, Kathy Shulte, Teresa Meyer, Pam Meyer, Lonna McCullough, Julie Garmatter, Elaine Blankemeier, Joyce Cherry, Chapter Mothers, Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Crawfis, and instructors, Mrs. Culp and Mrs. Reese. Other girls received Chapter and Junior Degrees during the year: Beth Pingle, Jane Basinger, Amy Crawfis, Cathy Fenstermaker, Cathy Maag, Julie Gar-matter, Elaine Hilty, Deb Burkholder, Chapter; Shirley Norway, Sandy Miller, Cindy Kiene, Mandy Meyer, Vonda Bowersock, Pam Rader, and Vicki Klear, Junior Degrees. Chapter Mothers: Mary Kirkpatrick, Eloise Crawfis. Not Pictured: Carrie Miller, and Vida Hilty. 78 Row 1, on top of roof: Amy Crawfis, Nancy Steffan, Sandy Miller, Pam Rader, Joyce Burkholder, Paula Fenstermaker, Pam Meyer, Julie Garmatter, Cathy Fenstermaker, Cathy Dellenbaugh, AnnNeinburg. Row 2: Elaine Hilty, Cathy Magg, Joyce Cherry, Elaine Blankemeier, Jane Bainger, Judi Hilty, Cindy Kiene, Cindy Klear, Pam Fridley, Kim Kirpatric, Cindy Norris, Mrs. Culp, Cheryl Steffen, Mrs. Reese. Row 3: Beth Pingle, Deb Burkholder, Kathy Schulte, Teresa Meyer, Vicki Klear, Cathy Jones, Cheri Krohn, Cindy Moyer, Joelyn Niese, Shirley Norway, Vonda Bowersock, Mandy Meyer, Sheila Hilty, Joey Diller, Rachel Diller, Lonna McCullough, Cathy Crawfis. 79 Row 1, left to right: Steve Gerten, Roy Germiller, Dave Smith, Keith Samsal, Steve Meyers, Mr. Copeland, Mark Blankemeier, Georce Steffen, Mark Newton, Joe Kiene. Row 2: Ed Bar-fell, Don Probst, Steve Fischbaush, Frank Doll, Gary Koenig, Mike Bridenbaugh, Charlie Del-lenbaugh, Scott Augsburger, Tea Diller, Joe Suter, Kevin Forney. Row 3: Lee Diller, Rick Hermiller, Ed Howell, Craig Hilty, Mark Shoemaker, Ken Gerten, Dennis Warren, Jim Shoemaker, Don Gerten, Dave Meyers, Bill Fischbaugh, Neil Richenbaugh, Guy Verhoff. Row 4: Scott Paynter, Ron McCullougn, Frank Neise, Mike Landwehr, Ken Schulte, Larry Hermiller, Rod Welty, Chris Devore, Mark Magg, Don Dellenbaugh, Kevin Magg. The FFA of Pandora-Gilboa had a very busy and honorable year. The FFA Chapter placed first in the District BOAC for building bleachers for the County Fair. Tom Fenstermaker was the first place winner in the district FFA competition in Agri-business and second place winner in Agrimechanics; Steve Gerten and Joe Kiene placed first in district tractor trouble shooting. Dave Reese placed second in swine show at Ohio State Fair and first at the Putnam County Fair. Mike Koenig came in third in the district reporters contest. Left to right: Roy Hermiller, Sentinel; Steve Gerten, Treasurer; Tom Fenstermaker, Secretary; Mark Newton, President; Steve Meyer, Vice-President; Mike Koenig, Reporter, Mark Blankemeier, Student Advisor. Not Pictured: Joe Kiene, Chaplain. Projectionists YOU ARE APPRECIATED--Extra time and effort used by volunteer students helps to keep our school running smoothly. We thank you for your service and cooperation. Left to right: Bob Reichenbach, Gayle Henzler, Lee Diller. Row 2: Mr. Richard Rettig, Paul Moyer, Steve Fischbach, CheiPaiker, Joe Purdy. Row 3: Frank Doll, Bill Siefer. Row 4: Terry Sigler, Jim Lee, Deb Meyer. Librarians and Monitors Third Quarter Librarians: Cheryl Krohn, Joelyn Niese, Nancy Naveau, Pat Siefer, Marilyn Todd, Kathy Jones, Keith Snyder, Judi Hilty, Tim Schumacher, Jim Kline. Not Pictured: Margaret Pope, Cindv Mansfield, Theresa Meyer. Reading Room Monitors Not Pictured: Elaine Blankemeier, Bill Garn, Dwight Pike, Cnris Lehman, and Cathy Sommer. 81 Pep Band Kathy Klingler, Kathy Ginther, Rita Risser, Deb Burkholder, Mr. Upton. Row 4: Jodi Lugibihl, Cathy Crawfis, Deb Schneck, Sally Oren, Connie Diller, Beth Dukes, Mary Schutz, Jenny Lugibihl, Amy Craw fis, Dennis Klingler, Kevin Augsburger, Charlotte Grismore, Becky Brown, Joyce Burkholder, Teresa Hamilton, Terri Dalrympie. Majorettes Row 1: Pam Shaneyfelt, Barb Criblez. Row 2: Kathy Suter, Pat Hermiller, Head Majorette; Terry Geiger, Rhonda Georce. Terri Burry. Band A BUSY YEAR The P-G High School band had a very worthwhile year, receiving a SUPERIOR (I) rating at the District Contest and an EXCELLENT (II) rating at the State Contest. Several other activities of the year included playing at all of the high school football games and presenting a show at a Bluffton College game. Besides the Christmas Concert and the Spring Concert, the band again participated in the annual Variety Show. Varsity Row 1: Kathy Maag, Linda Dearth, Beth Dukes, Sheila Hilty, Sally Oren, Marci Foster, Denise Frey, Barb Criblez, Jamie Pierman, Jodi Lugibihl, Cathy Sommers. Row 2: Cathy Fenstermaker, Judy Miller, Chris Cherry, Pam Meyer, Paula Fenstermaker, Kim Kirkpatrick, Karen Moser, Joyce Cherry, Charlotte Grismore, Kathy Kiingler, Elaine Hilty. Row 3: Becky Baumgartner, Sheila Scarberry, Kathy Schulte, Lonna McCullough, Holly Campbell, Sue Hermiller, Sherry Stucky, Jane Hermiller, Elaine Blankemeier, Keith Snyder, Randy Cox, Todd Basinger, Alan Hartzler. Row 4: Dennis Warren, Keith Hall, Steve Richenbach, Loren Burton, Mike George, Joe Purdy, Greg Grismore, Chris Steiner, Kent Arthur, Pete Diller, Steve Amstutz, Chris Kohli. The choruses had a very-busy and exciting year. Their first performance was done at the St. John Mennonite Church; this was their fall concert. On December 18 they gave a winter concert with the concert band. The concert was ended by a song performed by the band and choir. The choruses gave a spring concert the first Friday in March in preparation for contest. Contest was on March 22 where the choir received a superior rating. In May they performed the Variety Show. We are proud of our choir and appreciate the many hours of hard work put in by them and Mrs. Myers. 84 Varsity Choir Officers: Joyce Cherry, Cheryl Miller, Chris Lehman, Teresa Meyer. Choir Row 1: Cindy Norris, Cindy Moyer, Dee Bishop, Joey Diller, Jenny Lugibihl, Teresa Hamilton, Sherri Henzler, Cindy Klear, Mrs. Meyers. Row 2: Kathy Suter, Carol Ricker, Julie Garmatter, Barb Schumacher, Deb Schneck, Cathy Sel-horst, Dawn Stainbrook, Nancy Steffan, Chris Lehman, Deb Ketner. Row 3: Jane Patrick, Connie Diller, Kathy Ginther, Rachel Diller, Beth Pingle, Deb Meyer, Pam Fridley, Carole Kohli, Deb Matson, Nancy Norris, Cathy Crawfis. Row 4: Charlie Jones, Ed Basinger, Cheryl Miller, Bill Suter, Kevin Augsburger, Terri Burry, Cindy Shoemaker, Deb Burkholder, Amy Crawfis, Teresa Meyer, Rhonda George. 85 Freshman Choir Row 1: Roxanne Dickey, Dennis Dulle, Dan Kline, Jeff Gratz, Steve Geiger, Alan Pingle, Clark Nash, Carol Gerten, Sandy Miller. Row 2: Mary Rooney, Jeff Jones, Juan G. (visitor), Alan Rayle, Rodrigo Barrientes, Dean Miller, Rick Reese, Teresa Koenie, Joyce Burkholder. Row 3: Mrs. Meyer, Rita Risser, Anne Nienberg, Cindy Leatherman, Vonda Bowersock, Mandy Meyer, Prudy Schumacher, Sue Bridenoaugh, Pam Shaneyfelt. Row 4: Lisa Schumacher, Pat Her-miller, Lisa Reed, Pam Rader, Cindy Kiene, Tauna Geiger, Cathy Dellenbaugh, Mary Schutz, Vicki Klear, Karen Samsal. 86 MIDDLE SCHOOL Eighth Grade Rachelle Burkhart Barb Burkholder Lori Burry Linda Cherry Bonnie Criblez Belici Cruze Rick Dalrymple Sarah Diller Judy Doll Kurt Emmans Earl Endsley Karen Fenstermaker David Ferrell Roseann Fischbaugh Becky Fridley John Griffith Doug Grismore David Hamilton Sandra Hector Chuck Henzler Howard Hilty Bill Ho vest Lorraine Huffman David J.ones Dawn Ketner Leo K ling shim Russel Knepper Vicki Krohn Jenny Macke Joe Macke Tom Mansfield Rhonda McCullough Karen Meyer Mark Moser Lori Newton Chuck Niese JoAnne Pike Tony Perkins Dan Rayle Jim Reichenbaugh Doug Ricker Ranay Romanow Diana Rosales Jim Schneck Jan Schulte Tony Schwab Dave Sehlhorst Karla Shoemaker Terry Siefer 88 Ted Sigler Cindy Sloan Bruce Stain brook Laura Steffan Bart Steiner Becky Steiner Sue Stucky Janice Suter Linda Thomason James Tousley Gerald Walters Dave Warren Wanda Welty Rick Wentz Seventh Grade David Amstutz Brijido Barrientes Gary Basinger Justin Basinger Carol Bauman Kathy Beckler Kevin Benton Lori Cline Deon Cook Anita Cruz Scott Dearth Steve Dearth Peggy Dellenbaugh Terry Diller Tom Du lie Judy Dukes Bill Etter Jerry Ferrell Teresa Frey Craig Geiger David Geiger Judy George Lupe Gomez Tony Guero Becky Gunn Kevin Hall Kathy Hector Pam Hector Paula Costillo Karen Hilty Bill Klingsnirn Julie Knepper Rhonda Knepper Jeff Lugibihl Mark Lugibihl 89 Paula Lugibihl Mary Salinas Simon Martinez Kathy Matson Dan May Angie Meyer Fred Morin Cody McCullough Jim McDougle Jane Niese Bob Norway Bart Pingle Beth Proost Todd Reichenbach Silvia Rubio Steve Schiffke Jeff Schroeder Mark Schutz Ruth Siebert Julie Steinman Lesley Smith Terry Stain brook Gary Sta inbrook Greta Steiner Pat Stone Keviq Thomason Karen Titus Noralu Van Scoder Mark Watkins Amy Welty Chris Wenger Junior High Football Row 1: Dave Geiger, Steve Schiffke, Cody McCullough, Tom Dulle, Bart Pingle, Terry Stainbrook, Jeff Schroeder, Rick Dalrymple. Row 2: Leo Klingshirn, Justin Basinger, Scott Dearth, James Tousley, Kevin Hall, Terry Diller, Tony Schwab, Jerry Ferrell, Jim Reichenbach, John Griffith, Earl Endsley. Row 3: Doug Grismore, Ted Sigler, Steve Dearth, Mark Lugibihl, David Hamilton, Kevin Benton, Gary Stainbrook, Chuck Niese, Todd Reichenbach, Gerald Walters, Bruce Stainbrook. Row 4: Mr. Lloyd, Bill Hovest, Dave Warren, Terry Siefer, David Ferrell, Bart Steiner, Mark Moser, Russell Knepper, Tom Mansfield, Mr. Tim Hartzler. The junior high Rockets went undefeated for a second straight year. Led by quarterback Dave Warren's strong passing to end Tom Mansfield and the stubborn defense of linebacker Bart Steiner and others, the entire team worked with great effort to put together a 6-0 record. The highlight of the season was the victory over Riverdale. The Falcon defense had not been scored upon in their first four games. The Rockets turned that around and shut them out 20-0. The team selected Bart Steiner and Bill Hovest as co-captains. Mr. Hartzler and Mr. George Lloyd were the coaches. 1974 Season Opponent We They Hardin-Northern 24 6 Ottawa-Glandorf 20 0 McComb 26 0 Leipsic 16 6 Riverdale 20 0 Ottawa St. Peter and Paul 20 0 91 Eighth Grade Basketball Kneeling: Jim Reichenbach, James Tousley, Joe Macke, David Jones, Ted Sigler, Gerald Walters, Howard Hilty, David Hamilton. Standing: David Warren, Leo Klingshirn, Doug Grismore, Bill Hovest, Bart Steiner, Mr. Mark Steinmetz, Tim Schneck, Dave Selhorst, Kurt Emans, Mark Moser, Terry Siefer, Tom Mansfield. The 8th grade Basketball Team played to a respectable record of 9 wins and 5 losses. Much of their success was due to working hard on defense; they played an aggressive style basketball which often helped the jump to an early lead. The 8th graders won a chance to play in the finals of the B. V. C. Tournament; however, a hard fought game for the championship left a good Liberty-Benton team on top. The Rockets averaged 41 points per game while holding their opponents to 38 points. Leading scorers were Dave Jones, Bill Hovest, and Bart Steiner, while Tim Schneck led the team in rebounds. Scores Opponent We They Leipsic St. Marys 46 30 Leipsic 35 56 Arlington 40 29 Ft. Jennings 42 30 McComb 50 26 Cory-Raw son 47 25 Columbus-Grove 39 41 Ottawa S. P. P. S. 47 33 Ottoville 27 51 Ottawa 42 25 Liberty-Benton 36 68 Glandorf 56 47 B. V. C. Tournament Arlington 36 22 Liberty-Benton (finals) 33 52 92 Times Photo 7th Grade Basketball Row 1: Tom Du lie, Mark Schutz, Bill Etter, Terry Stainbrook, Brigido Barrientes, Jeff Lugibihl, Gary Basinger, Cody McCullough, Mark Watkins. Row 2: Jerry Ferrell, Steve Dearth, Terry Diller, Todd Reichenbach, Gary Stainbrook, Kevin Benton, David Amstutz, Kevin Hall, Earl Burkholder, Scott Dearth, Bart Pingle, Dave Geiger, Mr. Lloyd. The Pandora-Gilboa 7th grade basketball team finished the year with a 5-7 record. Although the team won only five games this year, most of the games were close and exciting. This year's 7th grade squad is a valuable asset to the total basketball program. Statistic s Opponent W e They Leipsic St. Mary's 20 18 Leipsic 30 32 Arlington 30 34 Ft. Jennings 37 33 McComb 24 33 Cory-Rawson 35 19 Ottawa St. Peter Paul 41 17 Ottoville 16 35 Ottawa 31 33 Libe rty -Benton 33 16 Glandorf 23 36 93 Jr. High Cheerleaders Row 1: Lori Newton, Rachelle Burkhart, Karen Meyer. Row 2: Janice Suter, Sarah Diller. The Jr. High cheerleaders keep the spirit alive as they cheer their teams on to victory and a very successful season. Row 1: Greta Steiner. Row 2: Chris Wenger, Kathy Hector, Kathy Matson, Kathy Beckler. Row 3: Lori Cline, Rhonda Knepper, Judy Dukes. 94 Junior High Class Officers Eighth Grade: Linda Cherry, Karla Shoemaker, Terry Siefer, Lori Burry. Junior High Choir Row 1: David Hamilton, Tony Schwab, Cindy Sloan, Becky Steiner, Sarah Diller, Becky Fridley, Rhonda McCullough. Row 2: Janice Suter, Laura Steffen, Doug Ricker, Lori Newton, Roseanne Fisch-baugh. Sue Stucky, Lorraine Huffman, Rick Dalyrmple, Karen Meyer, Mrs. Heintz. Row 3: Karen Fenstermaker, Jan Schulte, Russel Knepper, Doug Grismore, Tim schneck, Kurt Emans, Mark Moser, Wanda Welty, Terry Siefer. Row 1: Mark Schutz, Carol Bauman, Jeff Lugibihl, Gary Basinger, Pam Hector, Leslie Smith, Rhonda Knepper. Row 2: Bill Etter, Tom Dulle, Paula Lugibihl, Jeff Schroeder, Julie Steinman, Terry Stain-brook, Becky Gunn, Jane Niese. Row 3: Dan May, Steve Schiffke, Scott Dearth, Beth Probst, Kathy Hector, Angie Meyer, Ruth Siebert, Jerry Ferrel, Bart Pingle, Greta Steiner, Mrs. Heintz. Row 4: Steve Deartn, Bill Klingshirn, Noralu Van Scoder, Karen Hilty, Mark Lugibihl, Kathy Beckler, David Amstutz, Kevin Hall, Todd Reichenbach. Row 5: Julie Knepper, Teresa Frey, Justin Basinger, Judy George, Kathy Matson, Wanda Welty, Chris Wenger, Craig Geiger, Deon Cook. Makes Music Row 1: Cindy Sloan, Becky Steiner, Wanda Welty, Paula Lugibihl, Ruth Siebert, Greta Steiner. Row 2: Bill Etter, Craig Geiger, Doug Gris more, Barb Burkholder, Mr. Upton, Pam Hector, Judy Dukes, Judy George, Noralu Van Scoder, Becky Fridley. Mrs. Heintz Mr. Upton MIDDLE SCHOOL 98 100 101 Eighth Grade Play Times Row 1: David Hamilton, Lori Newton, Janice Suter, Sue Stucky, Jennie Macke, Dawn Ketner, Vicki Krohn. Row 2: Wanda Welty, Linda Cherry, Sara Diller, Karen Meyer, Sandie Hector, Cindy Sloan, Karen Fenstermaker, Tony Schwab, Shelly Burkhart, Karla Shoemaker. Row 3: Rick Wentz, Bruce Stainbrook, Randy Romanow, Howard Hilty, Earl Ensley, J.R. Tousley, Chuck Niese, Gerald Walters, Russ Knepper. Row 4: Rick Dairymple, Kurt Emans, Dave Warren. Not Pictured: Chuck Henzler, Stage Manager. n Accidental Hero” was presented by the eighth grade on March 21 at 7:30 p. m. in the Gilboa building. The play revolved around a school teacher directing a school play. The three act comedy turned out to be a big success for the class. The play's main characters included Lori Newton as Kitty, Kurt Emans as John and Janice Suter as Miss Smith. The play was directed by Mr. Lloyd and Vicki Krohn was student director. 102 ELEMENTARY Kindergarten Mrs. Lehman Patty Ayala Scotty Basinger Joe Burkhart Dana Connode Billy Core Lori Crawford Jodi Dukes Ronnie Fridley Greg Gerschutz Dawn Hazelton Scott Kiene John Kohli Tina Lather Christy Leckey Denise May Dee Dee Pinzl John Salisbury June Schulte Suzie Schumacher Shannon Shafer Doug Shaneyfe It Kay Sommer Scott Stall Stephen Stiver Howard Welty Mark Yarn Roxanne Zimmerly Mrs. Richards Debbie Blaski Kathy Bracy Kris Burry Heidi Chamberlin Nettie Duling Steve Fenstermaker Kelly Ferrell Margret Garcia Mary jo Gerten Jennifer Hilty Eddie Hovest Sandra Ketner Jimmy Larcom Carolyn McCrate Melissa McCullough Jeanie Meyer 6ill Nienberg Kris Nienberg 104 Tammy Paynter Jim Seifer Billy Smith Betty jo Titus Ricky Wagner Rob Wentz Chad Wise First Grade Mrs. Steffen Kim A It Clara Barrientes Karen Beckler Sandy Bunch John Cline Melissa Goddard Noe la Guarjardo Mark Hilty Tom Hovest John Huffman Don K linger Malinda Leckey Shelly Morris Jeff Norway Cindy Pedraza Danielle Pinzl Jennifer Romanow Aaron Schultz Lynn Schultz Todd Sloan Brian Titus Lisa Titus Steve Upton Tammy Wheeler Mrs. Weaver Tammy Amstutz Dawn Badertsdier Isabel Barrientes Bruce Basinger Ronnie Beach Todd Chamberlin Mike Devore Paul Edie Dawn Fenstermaker Delene Fredericks Sheila Fricke Tom Kohli David Lehman 105 Kara Lehman Krista Litton Natalie MacKnight Donnie Price Bruce Radebaugh Lynn Reprogle Lisa Stall Tony Warncke Steve Welty Cheryl Wenger Michele Yarn Second Grade Mrs. Amstutz Michelle Alt Jennifer Bauman Michele Blub a ugh Ricky Bunch Judy Criblez Jodi Etter Brian Geiser Michael Gerschutz Jon Hall Troy Hashbarger Kristine Hector James Higley Dale Hites Matt Kinsinger Dean Klingler Lisa Lugibihl Mark McCullough David Morin Troy Morris Connie Steffen Kim Steffen Laura Zimmerly Renee Zimmerly 106 Jeff Schulte Judy Smith Rachel Titus Jerry Tousley Thomas Wheeler Mrs. Butler Ronnie Baldridge Isaac Barrientes Paul Bridenbaugh Paul Burkholder Tracy Cottle Dana Dukes Jay Dukes Renee Gardner Rhonga Geiger Kerry Gillett Silvia Hernandez Allison Knepper Patty Larcom Kurt Lehmen Kathy Long Jay Lugibihl Jimmy Oren Stanley Radabaugh Robert Rodriquez Marcella Salinas Third Grade Mrs. Oren Tony Augsburger Kevin Basinger Stacy Basinger Lee Beck Anita Bracy Alex Caro Troy Cook Lisa Crawford Cindy Dalrymple Danny Fricne Lisa Garcia Kevin Gillett Josh Hart Jerry Hovest Lynda Ketner Julie McCullough Donna Morris Lisa Moser Patty Norway Carole Schultz Bobby Siefer Jody Steel Brad Stone Kathryn Taschler Susan Thompson David Welty 107 Mrs. Moser Lori Hall Randy Hector Janey May Dawn Morris Brad Moser Robbie Niece Charlie Smith Debra Stall Joe Steffen Mrs. Schumacher Faune Badertscher Alicia Barrientes Kim Beck Stephanie Bowers Cheri Copeland Cassie DeVore David Fenstermaker Robert Fischbach Michelle Gerdeman Kim Hector Linda Henzler Mark Hovest Ann Kohli Kevin Landwehr Dennis Leckey Harvey Ledesma Wendie Mankin Larry McCullough Lynaa McDougle Irma Morin Teresa Moser Tracey Payne Rolanao Rodriquez Kathy Samsel David Seibert Laurie Steinman Dale Titus Tracy Welty Troy Wise Third Grade 108 Fourth Grade Mrs. Borgelt Dawn Blank Debbie Bracy Dawn Bunch Mike Burkhart Brad Conine Ann Crawfis Chuck Daily Bob Dickey Mike George Tom Gerdeman Tonya Gillespie Craig Grismore Cheryl Harter Kevin Hector Susie Hector Steve Hilty Laura Knepper Bruce Lugibihl Christine May Rick Morrison Eddie Price Brad Schneck Mrs. Holt Brad Alt Leticia Barrientes Marrette Basinger Angela Bogaert Monica Boutwell Christine DeVore Cathy Diller Brian George Steve Gunn Richard Hamilton Robin Hilty Jeff Leatherman Brenda Lewis Jeff Litton Laura Me Crate Sharon McCullough Jay Miller Dawn Plankenhorn Danny Schulte Tom Schwab Teresa Sigler Napoleon Solis Charles Taschler Scott Wagner Scott Wells 109 Fifth Grade Mrs. Larson Pete Amstutz Steve Amstutz Daniel Barrientes Theresa Basinger Denise Boggert Terry Boutwell Lisa Cherry Anne Colburn Jedd Emans Paul Fischbach Darrell Frey Sandy Fridley Amy Garmatter Tammy Gerdeman Rex Hazelton Tim Jones Larry Louden Jim Mankin Luis Martinez Rubin Morin Les Morrison Lesa Naveau Teresa Norway Sylvia Pedroza Martin Schwab Cindy Selhorst Gerry Siefer Joe Tijernia Judy Titus Jamie Tousley Mr. Domer Kevin Coppes Ranae Du lie Dave Lemly Debra May Dianna May Leeann Martin Marlene Naveau Terry Naveau Bruce Radabauch Dale Radabaugn 110 Mrs. Parker Jeanne Bridenbaugh Kim Burry Ana Cara Irma Chavez Roy Cook Donna Dalrymple Leonardo Fabias Natalie Geiger Troy Geiger Scott Gratz Terri Henderson Melynda Honse Mike Hovest Todd Jones Mario Ledesma Tami Lehman Bruce Lewis Amy Lugibihl Mari McDougle Cheryl Nash Steve Paynter Pat Reese Jennifer Schutz Steve Sloan Randy Snyder Michelle Stone Frank Taschler Ron Zimmerly Mary Lou Guerra Mr. McDaniel Diana Barrientes Brian Bowers Janet Burkholder Sharon Dalrymple Jane Diller Ruby Farias Nora Garcia Valerie Gillespie Dawn Grismore Becky Harnishfeger Tom Hermiller Vicky Kiene Sheila Knepper Bryan Lewis Garth Lugibihl Lenore Mahlmeister Chris Moser Robert Moya Larry Norway Tina Perkins 111 Mike Ramas Lita Risser Keith Schulte Donna Selhorst Jim Stone John Welty Scott Wenger Mrs. Malone Sherri Augsburger Laura Bastian Kyle Beck Bruce Burkhart Armando Caro Cathi Copeland Cheryl DeVore Sue Etter Dwight Griffith Dwight Grismore Ed Hamilton Sheila Hashbarger Dennis Higley Bud Kirkpatrick Jr. Ledesoma Scott Lee Lester Litton Doug Luginbill Doreen May Jim Nienberg Jim Paynter Cathy Reichenbach Leticia Rodriquez Rachel Rosebrook John Schutz Ron Snyder Jeff Stall Douglas Steinman Rosemary Villalpando Randy Watkins Natalie Welty Ron Wentz 112 ADMINISTRA TION s u p E R I N T E N D E N T Me Ivy n C. Arthur High School Principal Howard A. Warncke Elementary Principal Glenn E. Rader 114 BOARD OF EDUCATION Standing, left to right: Melvyn Arthur, Milton Schutz, Dudley Devore, Fred Amstutz, Vice President; Alvin Schulte. Seated: David Emans, President; Alice McCullough. Betsy Steiner, Payroll Clerk Alice McCullough, Clerk-Treasurer 115 HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY Kathy Link, English ‘ chui Michael Leach, English and German RtTirrika Richard Rettig, English and French Harlan Basinger, Mathematics 116 Mark Shick, Social Studies Douglas Karst, Science Mark Stall, Business Education Dorothy Basinger, Business Education 117 Ruth Culp, Vocational Home Economics Charles Copeland, Vocational Agriculture Evelyn Reese, Vocational Home Economics Melvin Heitmeyer, Industrial Arts 118 PaulNusbaum, Special Education David Gantz, Health and Physical Education Pat Mack, Art Susan Christman, Health and Physical Education 119 Pauline Bonhard, Librarian Lawrence Kruse, Guidance 120 MIDDLE SCHOOL FACULTY Mark Steinmetz, Science I • - - Wauneta Suter, Social Studies George Lloyd, Language Arts 122 123 Douglas Domer, Special Education Mary Arthur R 0 G R We have two major Title I programs at Pandora-Gilboa--The Migrant Program (August to October) and Remedial Reading (October to June). The Migrant program is designed to meet the needs of children of migrant- worke r s. Most of the children are Mexican-Americans from Texas and Florida. We have field trips, special speakers, bilingual aides and teachers, and a special PTA program. At the conclusion of the Migrant program the Remedial Reading program begins. The main objective is to provide help in reading to those students who are capable but are not reading up to grade level. Mrs. Ashton is Director of the Migrant Program and teaches the primary Remedial Reading classes at Pandora, Mrs. Arthur teaches the Remedial Reading classes in the middle school at Gilboa, and Mrs. Pierman is the aide. Ruth Ashton M 124 ELEMENTARY FACULTY KINDERGARTEN Jane Richards Geneva Lehman Jane Weaver FIRST GRADE Marilyn Steffan 1 Kay Borgelt FOURTH GRADE Karlyn Holt Eleanor Malone SIXTH GRADE Rodney McDaniel Janet Burkholder, Elementary Music Linda Moser, Special Education SECRETARIES Phyllis George, Pandora Building Jeanne Wenger, Pandora Building (First Semester Natalie McDougle, Cathy Sehlhorst Only) Monitors and Aides 130 Ruth Sigler, Elementary Aide Ellin Pierman, Remedial Aide Cooks IT.-:- fv Pandora Cooks: Left to right: Irene Baumgartner, Dorothy Klingler, Mary Long, Ilo Martin, Joan Scarberry. Gilboa Cooks: Left to right: Marie Williams, Bernice Forney, Ruth Reynolds, Geraldine Mericle. 131 Bus Drivers Left to right: Mr. Dean Diller, Mrs. Alice Diller, Mr. Don Welty. Custodians Pandora Building Left to right: Mrs. Carol Fenstermaker, Mr. Frances Fenstermak-er, Mrs. Eloise Crawfis, Mrs. Kay Cline, and Mr. E.G. McDaniel. Gilboa Building Mr. Robert Gomez Custodians: Left to right: Mr. Robert Kersh, Mr. Charles Forney Mr. John Michael. Not Pictured: Mrs. Karen Cook. 132 Student Aids Bottom Row: Reese Snyder, John Lee, Natalie McDougle, Jane Basinger, Linda Deartn, Cindy Klear, Connie Diller, Deb Meyer, Deb Burkholder, Pat Siefer, Mary Rooney, Cindy Schumacher, Bill Gam, Lisa Schumacher, Lon Diehl, Rick Hovest. Top Row: Dale Rader, Rachel Diller, Charlie Jones, Judi Miller, Kathy Ginther, Dee Bishop, Kay Osenbaugh, Denise Fry, Nita Risser, Beth Dukes, Cheryl Miller, Sherri Henzler, Cinay Norris, Mary Schutz, Sandi Miller, Cindy Kiene, Tom Martin. 133 Don Probst and Cathy Jones Kevin Forney 'Soft As A Baby's Face. Do you always read Playboy in the library, Bill? Sugar Daddy!! Ultra Brite is just dying to know, How's your love life? This ought to do it. 134 AD VER TISEMENTS THE PIZZA BARN General Wiring, Insulating Electric Heating and Year-Round Comfort with Heat Pumps MOSER ELECTRIC INC. 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