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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1978 volume:

REFLECTIONS THE PANDORA-GILBOA SCHOOLS MIRROR 1977-1978 The Mirror Staff chose the theme Reflections’’ for the 1977-78 yearbook. We chose this theme to reflect our jfaily activities and moods. We hope this book is a treasure and joy to everyone. 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS Candids Faculty Junior High Middle School Primary Seniors Special Events Sports Staff Underclassmen Advertisements Pages 5 + Pages 21 + Pages 35 + Pages 49 + Pages 73 + Pages 81 + Pages 105 + Pages 115 + Pages 131 + Pages 137 + Pages 151 + Howard Warncke — High School Principal Principals 1977-1978 Board of Education Seated: Board Clerk Alice McCullough; President Mildred Lugi-bihl; Vice-President David Emans. Standing:Superintendent James Bax ter, Larry McCullough, Darrell Diller, Milton Schutz. The Board works specifically on policies of the school district and acts upon recommendations of the Superintendent for personnel and other necessary items to keep a school district functioning. It also works in whatever manner or with whomever in order to have a school system to benefit the students of the P-G School District. Board Meetings at Work This is the life! Don’t you like my glasses??!? I think I’m gonna be sick! FRIENDS FOREVER! 6 Don't you just love his jokes? Get off the field Mr. Quint; HALF TIME'S OVER!!! Look Ma, No Teeth!!! The 4 Musketeers!!! AND The 3 Stooges!!! Hey, I’m COOL! Do you understand? I'll explain it again; A touchdown is Well, I didn’t get to bed until 8:30!!! 14 4 15 BLIZZARD Reinforcements 18 Where's Jim? Deep seclusion among the trees. OF 1978 Serenity after the blizzard 19 Michael Leach High School English and German Connie Jones High School Spanish 22 Nancy Hahn High School English and Speech Carol Gramm Vocal Music Mark Shick High School Social Studies Marla Vangeloff Art Paul Quint Instrumental Music Susan Christman Physical Education, Health Mel Heitmeyer Industrial Arts Douglas Karst High School Sciences 25 Lawrence Kruse Guidance Counselor Evelyn Reese Vocational Home Economics Helen Williamson Vocational Home Economics Vanna Burkhart Vocational Home Economics Marilyn Humphrey Student Teacher from B.G.S.U. Vocational Home Economics Mark Stall High School Business Education Dorothy Basinger High School Business Education Sharon Larson Grade Five Andrea Parker Grade Five Eleanor Malone Grade 6 Susan Hoopingarner Learning Disabilities Rodney McDaniel Grade 6 Tim Hartzler Junior High Math 29 Tom Parker Junior High Science Nancy Thomas Junior High Vocal Music Wauneta Suter Junior High Social Studies Gene Lloyd Junior High Language Arts Geneva Lehman Kindergarten-A.M. Marilyn Steffen Grade One Elaine Buroker Kindergarten — P.M. Jane Weaver Grade One Margene Butler Grade Two Susan Brooks Grade Three Eileen Amstutz Grade Two Barbara Cook Grade Three 32 Title I Mrs. Ashton teaches remedial reading in grades 1-3 at Pandora and migrant program director. 34 The Migrant program is funded by Title I. The migrant program begins August 15 and continues through the sugar beet season — about Thanksgiving. Pandora-Gilboa had 229 students from the migrant stream attend last year, 15 of whom were in the high school. Cumulative records are kept for each student and the information is transferred from school via a central computer system. Reading classes are offered to high school students two periods a day. The Reading Lab is available to anyone who wants to increase his reading rate, improve his comprehension, learn some study skills, or improve his grades by learning how to read in the content areas. The classes are taught by Mrs. Ashton. JR. HIGH o Eighth Grade — Mr. Lloyd Dan Barrientes Jeanne Bridenbaugh Kim Burry Steve Draper Paul Fischbach Darrel Frey Sandy Fridley Tammy Gerdeman Rex Hazelton Tern Henderson Mario Ladesma Larry Louden Mari McDougle Les Morrison Cherrie Nash Steve Paynter Sylvia Pedraza Cindy Sehlhorst Steve Sloan Randy Snyder Michelle Stone Frank Taschler Judy Titus Jamie Tousley Ron Zimmerly 36 Pete Amstutz Steve Amstutz Theresa Basinger Lisa Cherry Anne Coburn Eighth Grade — Mrs. Suter Roy Cook Cathy Cramer Donna Dalrymple Dea Diller Jedd Emans Amy Garmatter Natalie Geiger Troy Geiger Scott Gratz Melynda Honse Mike Hovest Tami Lehman Amy Lugibihl Pat Reese Jennifer Schutz Martin Schwab Gerry Siefer Daryl Wagner Absent — Jim Mankin 37 Seventh Grade — Mr. Hartzler Lettie Barrientes Marrette Basinger Dawn Bunch Mike Burkhart Brad Conine Bob Dickey Ricky Garcia Toyna Gillespie Irene Goins Lori Hall Richard Hamilton Randy Hector Steve Hilty Jeff Leatherman Javier Ledesma Doneta May Rick Morrison Brad Moser Lonny Newland Dawn Plankenhorn Eddie Price Cheryl Robison Brad Schneck Dan Schulte Teresa Sigler Deb Stall Charles Taschler Scott Wagner 38 Seventh Grade — Mr. Parker Brad Alt Debbie Bracy Kevin Coppes Ty Cramer Ann Crawfis ‘ Cathy Diller Brian George Mike George Tom Gerdeman Craig Grismore Steve Gunn Cheryl Harter Kevin Hector Susie Hector Robin Hilty Laura Knepper Bruce Lugibihl Christine May Laura McCrate Sharon McCullough Jay Miller Tom Schwab Susan Shoupe Scott Wells 39 First Row: Brad Schneck, Darrell Frey, Mike Hovest, Mike George, Tom Gerdeman, Brad Moser, Brad Conine Second Row: Paul Fischbach, Steve Sloan, Martin Schwab, Kevin Coppes, Tom Schwab, Randy Hector, Bob Dickey, Ty Cramer, Rick Morrison, Jay Miller, Dan Schulte. Third Row: Les Morrison, Dan Barrientes, Roy Cook. Steve Gunn, Craig Grismore, Brad Alt, Brian George, Bruce Lugibihl. Fourth Row: Coach Tim Hartzler, Kevin Hector, Ron Zimmerly, Jedd Emans, Scott Gratz, Jim Mankin, Randy Snyder, Gerry Siefer, Frank Taschler, Coach Tom Parker. (Left to Right)Coach Tim Hartzler, Co-Captains Jedd Emans and Gerry Siefer, Coach Tom Parker. Jr. High Football The P-G Junior-High football team, which consisted of 32 players, did not have a perfect season, but their efforts led them to win 3 games. P-G 6 Leipsic 17 PG 0 Bluff ton 32 P-G 12 Vanlue 6 P-G 8 Cory-Rawson 16 P-G 36 Hardin-Northern 0 P-G 38 Van Buren 16 40 Jr. High Track Kneeling: Cherrie Nash, Ann Coburn, Dea Diller, Jeanne Bndenbaugh, Amy Lugibihl, Cindy Sehlhorst, Jedd Emans, Jim Mankin, Frank Taschler, Gerry Siefer. Second Row: Coach Tim Hartzler, Ty Cramer, Susie Hector, Dan Barrientes, Darrell Frey, Mike Hovest, Amy Garmatter, Michelle Stone, Cathy Diller, Debbie Bracy, Randy Snyder. Third Row: Deb Stall, Kevin Coppes, Steve Hilty, Randy Hector, Mike George, Scott Wells, Kevin Hector, Brad Moser, Lonny Newland, Brad Schneck, Tonya Gillespie. Fourth Row: Charles Taschler, Richard Hamilton, Rick Morrison, Brad Alt, Tom Gerdeman, Brian George, Dawn Plankenhorn, Lori Hall, Mike Burkhart, Bruce Lugibihl, Tammy Gerdeman, Teresa Sigler. The Jr. High Track team had a VERY successful season in 1978. Both the girls and boys placed 1st in the B.V.C. The 8th grade also placed 1st in the Putnam County League with the 7th grade taking 3rd place. In terms of trophies it was the best year ever — with 3 large 1 st place trophies for display at Gilboa. Congratulations to the Jr. High Track members and Coach Hartzler on a terrific season. 41 8th Grade Basketball First Row: Daryl Wagner, Daniel Barrientes, Steve Amstutz, Jedd Emans, Roy Cook, Steve Sloan. Second Row: Troy Geiger, Mike Hovest, Ron Zimmerly, Scott Gratz, Rex Hazelton, Randy Snyder, Paul Fischbach. The 8th grade basketball team had an average year with an overall record of 4-5, and 4-2 in the B.V.C. According to coach Tom Parker, “This was a high scoring team with a great deal of potential, and I am VERY proud of them.'' The team won their first tournament game against Liberty-Benton with a score of 46-39. In the second game they were defeated by Vanlue with a close score of 44-49. Randy Snyder was selected Most Valuable Player in the B.V.C. tournament. As these boys mature they should become formidable high school players. PG 36 McComb 34 39 SPPS 59 53 Van Buren 35 48 Columbus Grove 56 50 St. Anthony 56 49 Arlington 32 34 Hardin-Northern 52 46 Tournament Liberty-Benton 39 44 Vanlue 49 Coach Tom Parker 7th Grade Basketball First Row: Dan Schulte, Brian George, Bruce Lugibihl, Richard Hamilton, Tom Schwab, Brad Alt, Bob Dickey. Second Row: Rick Morrison, Mike George, Randy Hector, Kevin Hector, Steve Hilty, Kevin Coppes, Ty Cramer, Tom Gerdeman, Gene Lloyd. Not Pictured are: Craig Grismore and Scott Wells. 43 Eighth Grade Cheerleaders — From Top to Bottom: Dea Diller, Kim Burry, Amy Garmatter, Cathy Cramer, Melynda Honse. These Jr. High Cheerleaders worked hard to support the Rocket football and basketball teams. They decorated lockers and halls the night before games so that it would help get the boys psyched for the game. Seventh Grade Cheerleaders — From Top to Bottom: Teresa Sigler, Sharon McCullough, Susie Hector, Debbie Stall, Ann Crawf is. 44 Jr. High Choir First Row: Susan Shoupe, Scott Wagner, Silvia Pedraza, Brad Alt, Steve Gunn. Second Row: Dawn Bunch, Ann Crawfis, Bebbie Bracy, Steve Sloan, Cheryl Robison, Kim Burry, Jay Miller, Charles Taschler, Brian George. Third Row: Bob Dickey, Teresa Sigler, Amy Garmatter, Darrel Frey, Jeff Leatherman, Laura Knepper. Cherrie Nash, Tonya Gillespie, Randy Hector, Deb Stall, Director Mrs. Thomas. Fourth Row: Jamie Tousley, Brad Moser, Lonny Newland, Jeanne Bridenbaugh, Donna Dalrymple, Scott Wells, Chris May, Ty Cramer, Natalie Geiger, Terri Henderson. Fifth Row: Lori Hall, Dawn Plankenhorn, Eddie Price, Ron Zimmerly, Paul Fischbach. Amy Lugibihl, Cindy Sehlhorst, Cathy Diller, Tammy Lehman, Dea Diller, Melynda Honse. Absent: Marette Basinger. Robin Hilty, Tammy Gerdeman, Susie Hector. Sharon McCullough, Lisa Cherry, Ann Coburn, Jennifer Schutz, Lettie Barrientes, Irma Chavez. 45 Jr. High Band First Row: Amy Garmatter, Deb Stall, Randy Hector, Cathy Diller, Natille Geiger, Mike George, Susie Hector, Jamie Tousley, Steve Sloan. Second Row: Director Paul Quint, Steve Gunn, Brian George, Cheryl Robison, Ann Coburn, Kim Burry, Michelle Stone, Ann Crawfis, Rich ard Hamilton, Brad Alt. Third Row: Eddie Price, Cathy Cramer, Tammy Lehman, Amy Lugibihl, Pat Reese, Steve Paynter, Kevin Hector, Melynda Honse, Dea Diller. Fourth Row: Teresa Sigler, Jennifer Schutz, Cherrie Nash, Lisa Cherry, Dawn Plankenhorn, Lonny Newland, Tonya Gillespie, Brad Moser, Sharron McCullough, Brad Schneck. Not Pictured: Lori Hall. 46 Sixth Grade Cadet Band Standing: Director Paul Quint, Kim Hector, Sherri Copeland, Josh Hart, Wendi Mankin. Seated: Ann Kohli, Dave Siebert. The Magic Touch First Row: Tami Gerdeman, Ann Coburn, Sylvia Pedraza, Michelle Stone, Kim Burry Second Row: Mr. Lloyd, Director, Jennifer Schutz, Cindy Selhlorst, Jennie Bridenbaugh, Cherie Nash, Natalie Geiger, Tami Lehman, Amy Lugibihl. Third Row: Troy Geiger, Steve Amstutz, Ton Zimmerly, Jedd Emmans. Pat Reese, Gerry Siefer, Pete Amstutz, Jim Man kin. STAGE CREW First Row: Laura Knepper, Jeanne Bridenbaugh, Robin Hilty, Debbie Bracy Second Row: Anne Coburn, Lonnie Newland, Pat Reese, Lisa Cherry. This year’s eighth grade presented the play “The Magic Touch” in the Gilboa gym-auditorium on May 1, 1978 at 8:00 p.m. Mr. Gene Lloyd was director. 47 Sixth Grade — Mrs. Malone and Mr. McDaniel Tony Augsburger Alice Barrientes Kevin Basinger Stacy Basinger Kim Beck Lee Beck Stephanie Bowers Anita Bracy Troy Cook Cheri Copeland Greg Cramer Lisa Crawford Cindy Dalrymple Georgana Daniels David Fenstermaker Robert Fischbach David Flores Dennis Flores Danny Fricke Shelly Gerdeman Josh Hart Kim Hector Brandy Hicks Jerry Hovest Mark Hovest 50 Lynda Ketner Ann Kohli John Langhoff Wendie Mankin Julie McCullough Larry McCullough Linda McDougle Lisa Moser Teresa Moser Tracey Payne Kathy Samsal David Siebert Bob Siefer Jodi Steele Joe Steffan Laurie Steinman Brad Stone Kathryn Taschler Dale Titus David Welty Tracy Welty Troy Wise 51 Fifth Grade — Mrs. Larson Michelle Alt Jennie Bauman Michelle Bluebaugh Paul Bridenbaugh Paul Burkholder Denise Diller Dana Dukes Chris Dunlap Brian Geiser Mike Gerschutz Troy Hashbarger Jodi Hicks James Higley Dale Hites Matt Kinsinger Dean Klingler Allison Knepper Patty Larsom Jay Lugibihl Mark McCullough Dawn Morris Troy Morris Robbie Niese Kim Steffen Renee Zimmerly 52 Fifth Grade — Mrs. Parker Ron Baldridge Rick Bunch Greg Burman Tracy Cottle Judy Criblez Jodi Etter Lester Flores Renee Gardner Rhonda Geiger Jon Hall Kris Hector Susan Lather Lisa Lugibihl Kathy Long Janey May Paul Oliver Stanley Radabaugh Jeff Schulte Charles Smith Connie Stef fan Rachel Titus Jerry Tousley Tom Wheeler Laura Zimmerly 53 Fourth Grade — Mrs. Borgelt 54 Kim Alt Tammy Amstutz Isabel Barrientes Bruce Basinger Eddie Bauman Karen Beckler Greg Braun Sandy Bunch John Cline Doug Diller Delene Fredricks Mark Hilty John Huffman Don Klingler Lynn Schulte Suzie Schumacher Melissa Shields Lisa Titus Dan Wagner Steve Welty Fourth Grade — Mrs. Holt Clara Barreintes Isaac Barrientes Darin Diller Paul Eddie Dawn Fenstermaker Ruth Flores Sheila Fricke Melissa Goddard Tom Hovest David Lehman Shelly Morris Bruce Radabaugh Lynn Reprogle Kelly Robison Jennifer Romanow Lisa Shoupe Todd Sloan Lisa Stall Brian Titus Tony Warncke 55 Cheryl Wenger Beth Williams First Row: Mike Gerschutz, Denise Diller, Michelle Bluebaugh, Troy Hashbarger, Stacy Basinger, David Welty, Jerry Hovest, Renee Gardner, Michelle Alt, Brad Stone. Second Row: Dana Dukes, Patty Larcom, Jenny Bau man, Rick Bunch, Paul Bridenbaugh, Kim Beck, Lee Beck. John Langhoff, Charlie Smith, Dean Klingler, Susan Lather, Kris Hector Third Row: Cindy Dalrymple. Kim Steffan, Kathy Long, Tracy Cottle, Brandy Hicks, Brian Geiser, Jodi Steele. Jodi Etter, Laura Zimmerly. Fourth Row: Larry McCullough. Laurie Steinman, Kathy Taschler, Jody Criblez, Jon Hall, Kevin Basinger, Matt Kmsmger, Troy Morris, Renee Zimmerly, Julie McCullough, Mr. Quint. 5-6 c h 0 1 r First Row: Jay Lugibihl, Cheri Copeland, Kris Hector, Denise Diller, Connie Steffan, Michelle Alt, Patty Larcom, Anita Bracy, Danny Fricke Second Row: Renee Gardner, Lisa Lugibihl, Troy Hashbarger, John Langhoff, Rhonda Geiger, Jodi Hicks, Jenny Bauman, Kathy Taschler, Paul Bridenbaugh, Susan Lather, Rick Bunch Third Row: Jon Hall. Kathy Long, Lisa Moser. Teresa Moser, Traci Cottle, Laura Zimmerly, Kathy Samsal. Jodi Etter, Jane May. Fourth Row: Dana Dukes, Lisa Crawford. Renee Zimmerly. Judy Criblez, Jeff Schulte, Dawn Morris, Kim Steffan, Tom Wheeler, Chris Dunlap. Rachael Titus. Charlie Smith, Mrs. Thomas. First Row, seated: Mary Schutz, Deb Diller, Becky Harnishfeger, Jane Diller, Rachel Rosebrook. Dawn Grismore, Kathy Steiner Second Row, seated: Judy George, Noralu VanScoder, Carol Bauman, Rita Risser, Sheila Hashbarger, Valerie Gillispie, Joyce Burkholder, Chris Wenger, Greta Steiner, Deon Cook, Cathy Reichenbach, Cathy Copeland. Third Row, standing: Tony Lather, Lita Risser, Sue Etter, Judy Dukes, Pam Hector, Mike Bauman, Dennis Dulle. Seated: Glen Verhoff, Janet Burkholder, Vicki Kiene, Kyle Beck, Barb Burkholder, Ed Hamilton, Dwight Grismore, Amy Welty, Paul Quint — director. Sophomores — First Row: Deb Diller, Greta Steiner, Pam Hector. Second Row: Noralu Vanscoder, Judy George, Deon Cook, Glen Verhoff. Third Row: Carol Bauman, Amy Welty, Chris Wenger, Bill Etter. Freshmen — First Row: Dawn Grismore, Becky Harnishfeger, Janet Burkholder, Tony Lather Second Row: Valerie Gillispie, Rachael Rosebrook, Cathy Copeland, Cathy Reichen bach, Sheila Hashbarger, Vicki Kiene. Third Row: Lita Risser, Jane Diller, Sue Etter, Dwight Grismore, Mike Bauman, Ed Hamilton, Kyle Beck. 59 Choir First Row: Carol Bauman, Jane Meyer, Teresa Frey, Becky Gunn, Jeff Lugibihl, Doug Lugmbill, Bob Gerten, Clark Nash, Joan Maag, Kathy Beckler, Julie Stemman, Greta Steiner, Diana Barrientes. Second Row: Julie Shoupe, Deon Cook, Cathy Reichenbach, Rachel Rosebrook, Tony Schwab, David Hamilton, Scott Newland, Mike Bauman, Jeff Gratz, Elaine Meyer, Jane Diller, Amy Welty, Rita Risser, Lita Risser, Director Carol Gramm. Third Row: Natalie Welty, Cathi Copeland, Noralu VanScoder, Brenda Williams, Barb Burkholder, John Schutz, Bob Burman, Doug Burman, Ruth Siebert, Sue Stuckey, Jane Niese, Barb Maag, Karen Hilty, Prudy Schumacher, Kathy Steiner. Fourth Row: Karen Samsal, Teresa Koenig, Leeann Martin, Carol Gerten, Cindy Kiene, Neil Reichenbach, Kurt Emans, Chris Moser, Dwight Grismore, Bill Etter, Jan Schulte, Lisa Schumacher, Mary Blankemeier, and Valerie Gillespie. The Choir presented three Concerts this year under the direction of Miss Gramm. The Sacred Concert in the fall was first. In December, the Choir and Band performed for the annual Christmas Concert and the Spring Concert was held in May. In addition to these performances, the Choir competed in the District Chorus and Band Competition in March and received a II. The final performance of the year was at graduation. Members of the Choir who were interested and had study halls in the morning participated in ensembles. The ensembles competed at Solo and Ensemble Contest in March as well as performing at the Choir Concerts and for various community groups. 60 Ensemble First Row: Glen Verhoff. Deon Cook. Teresa Frey. Becky Gunn. Rachel Rosebrook, Neil Reichenbach. Second Row: Bill Etter, Barb Burkholder, Sue Stuckey, Lisa Schumacher, Tony Schwab. Cindy Kiene, Jane Oilier. Officers First Row: Secretary — Cindy Kiene President — Neil Reichenbach Vice President — Teresa Koenig Second Row: Attendance — Karen Samsal Attendance — Carol Gerten Student Director — Lisa Schumacher Treasurer — Jeff Lugibihi 61 FFA First Row: Rodney Welty, Bill Fischbach, Guy Verhoff, Don Dellenbaugh, Larry Hermiller, Kevin Maag, Mark Maag, Ron McCullough, Dan Blankem eier, Ken Schulte. Second Row: Bruce Stainbrook, Jim McDougle, Steve Tadena, Chuck Niese, Dave Warren, Doug Maag, Ed Tadena, Leo Klings-hirn, Dave Hamilton, Nick Blankemeier. Third Row: Terry Naveau, Mark Schutz, Jeff Lugibihl, Albert Maag, Glen Verhoff, Todd Reichenbach, Ben Scoles, Mark Arnone, Gary Stainbrook, Rick Wentz. Fourth Row: Steve Dearth, John Tadena, Tom Hermiller, Keith Schulte, Doug Luginbill, Ed Hamilton, Garth Lugibihl, John Schutz, Dennis Higley, Jim Stone, Fifth Row: J. R. Tousley, Jim Paynter, Bob Williams, Jim Nienberg, Ron Wentz, Scott Newland, Absent: Earl Burkholder, Scott Dearth, Leroy Flores, Dave Lemley, Scott Paynter At Left: Advisor Charles Copeland At Right First Row: Pres. Mark Maag. V-P Doug Maag, Sec. Guy Verhoff, Tres. Dan Blankemeier, Second Row: Chaplain Ken Schulte, Reporter Ron McCullough, Student Advisor Bill Fischbach, Not Pictured: Sentinel Scott Paynter, This year’s FFA activities included building display risers for the county fair, picking up trash, a pest hunt, making bleachers for Gilboa School, making picnic tables for Pandora park, participating in Land and Soil Judging, constructing two concrete block wash stalls at county fair grounds. County and State Fair, Educational Tours, FFA State Convention and the Putnam County FFA trap shoot. 62 FHA First Row: Kathy Dransfeldt, Natalie Welty, Sharon Dalrymple, Julie Shoupe, Jill Lather, Janet Burkholder, Sue Etter, Angie Meyer, Advisor Vanna Burkhart, Second Row; Lee Ann Martin, Chris Wenger, Carol Bauman, Kathy Reichenbach, Kathy Copeland, Elaine Meyer, Becky Fridlay, Barb Magg, Third Row: Brenda Williams, Teresa Frey, Beth Probst, Joan Maag, Pat Stone, Fourth Row: Mandy Meyer, Deon Cook, Karen Hilty, Kathy Beckler, Janice Suter, Fifth Row: Cindy Kiene, Ruth Siebert, Julie Stemman, Jane Meyer, Joyce Burkholder, Mary Rooney, Mary Blankemeier, Karla Shoemaker, Barb Burkholder, Lori Newton. Not Pictured: Lois Blankemeier and Lori Cline. Throughout the year the FHA Chapter held a series of activities. Included is the freshman initiation, a hayride with the FFA, and Teacher’s Appreciation Week in the fall. March was started off with a dance for the Children’s Hospital, and Daddy Date Night. Then in April was the State Convention, and officers were elected for the up-coming year. The year was finished up with a banquet and a Fun Day for the members. Awards were presented to: Cindy Kiene, State Degree Recipient and Deon Cook, Chapter Degree. Junior Degrees were given to Janice Suter, Karla Shoemaker, Lori Newton, Joan Maag, Barb Maag, and Sue Etter. FHA OFFICERS First Row: Chris Wenger, Recreation; Deon Cook, Reporter; Angie Meyer, Parliamentarian; Mandy Meyer, Historian Second Row: Jane Meyer, Treasurer; Cindy Kiene, Vice-President; Jill Lather, President; Janice Suter, Secretary; Lori Newton, Sergeant at Arms; and Karla Shoemaker, Chaplain. 63 First Row: Paul Wagner, Todd Reichenbach, Mark Schutz, Sandy Miller, Dwam Hall, Cindy Leatherman, Becky Fridley, Angie Meyer Second Row, Right to left: John Welty, Kathy Steiner, Doug Steinman, Deb Diller, Ted Sigler, Clark Nash, Jane Diller, Cathi Copeland. Third Row: Dwight Grismore, Doug Luginbill, Scott Wenger, Joan Maag, Judy George, Brenda Williams, Noralu Vansco-der, Rachel Rosebrook, Tony Schwab, Jeff Gratz, Mandy Meyer, Cathy Reichenbach. Fourth Row: Bob Williams, Brenda Williams, Rachel Rosebrook, Natalie Welty, Chris Wenger, Dawn Grismore, Becky Gunn, Ruth Siebert, Terry Diller, Tony Lather. Fifth Row: Glen Verhoff, Laura Bastian, Kim Cramer, Valerie Gillespie, Jane Niese, Lita Risser, Lori Burry, Lori Newton, Kathy Hector, Kathy Matson. Sixth Row: Jeff Lugibihl, Scott Triplehorn, Garth Lugibihl, Kevin Wagner, Gary Basinger, Dave Amstutz, Carol Gerten, Barb Burkholder, Cindy Kiene, Doug Burman, Neil Reichenbach. Seventh Row: Alan Pingle, Guy Verhoff, Judy Doll, Amy Welty, Mary Schutz, Pam Grismore, Pat Hermiller, Lisa Reed, Rick Reese, John Lee, Dean Miller, Rita Risser, Advisor, Herr Leach. Officers — Seated: Neil Reichenbach, Tony Schwab. Standing: Dean Miller, Carol Gerten, Ted Sigler, Herr Leach, Linda Cherry. New Members of Delta Epsilon Phi — Glen Verhoff, Becky Gunn, Paula Lugibihl, Dave Amstutz, Jeff Lugibihl, Herr Leach. Library Club First Row: Scott Paynter, Becky Fridley, Loraine Huffman, Thelma Flores, Prudy Schumacher, Carol Gerten, Deb Diller, Kathy Steiner, Glen Verhoff, Mary Rooney, Don Dellenbaugh. Second Row: Lori Newton, Jill Lather, Vicky Kiene, Rosanne Fischbach, Jim Reichenbach, Terry Siefer, Russ Knep-per, Vickie Klear, Karen Fenstermaker, Howard Hilty, Gary Stainbrook. Third Row: Joe Macke, Rita Risser, Teresa Koenig, Rod Welty, Cindy Kiene, Marlene Naveau, Kevin Wagner, Earl Burkholder, Kevin Hall, Dan May, Brigido Barrientes, Mary Blankemeier, Barb Burkholder, Bill Fischbach. The Library Club's purpose is to form a group of students to aid the librarian and to gain knowledge in the Media Center. It is also to develop respect for libraries and the property of others. This year’s Library Club activities included selling books and posters and celebrating National Library Week, April 2-8, with a teacher’s Snack Day at the end of the week. They made donations to the elementary libraries to give bookmarks and materials for Children's Book Week. Book memorials were also made for various people. The Media Center was decorated each month by designated members of the club. This year's field trips included Lima O.S.U. Branch Library and four members attended the Ohio Student Librarians Convention on April 21-22. Awards of pins and certificates were presented to members at the end of the year. 1978 Mirror Staff At left: Sandy Miller and Tauna Geiger, photographers. At right: Teresa Koenig, Edi tor. Front Row: Cindy Keine, Sandy Miller, Mandy Meyer, Sarah Oilier, Linda Cherry, Teresa Koenig. Back Row: Carol Gerten, Neil Reichenbach, Rita Risser, Pat Hermiller, Clark Nash, Advisor Richard Rettig. National Honor Society First Row: Mary Schutz, Cindy Kiene, Carol Gerten, Lisa Schumacher, Advisor Harlan Basinger. Second Row: David Amstutz, Pam Grismore, Judy Doll, Wanda Welty, Karen Meyer, Dean Miller, Steve Geiger, Dwain Hall Third Row: Deb Diller, Chris Wenger, Noralu Vanscoder, Glen Verhoft, Gary Basinger, Brenda Williams, Paula Lugibihl. This year began with the election of new National Honor Society officers and the induction of new members. The chapter’s moneymaking activities consisted of selling cake raffle tickets at home basketball games. Over $230 was raised and the money was used for the county banquet and the annual trip. On March 17, the club held a Faculty Tea in which the faculty were invited to a buffet breakfast. The year ended with an exciting trip to Chicago on May 12-14, accompanied by advisor — Harlan Basinger and Michael Leach. President — Cindy Kiene Vice President — Carol Gerten Secretary-Treasurer — Mary Schutz 67 Spanish Club First Row: Sheila Khepper. Second Row: John Tadena, Jeff Schroeder, Connie Jones — advisor. Third Row: John Sommers, Vicki Krohn, Brigido Barrientes. Fourth Row: Brien Bowers. Fifth Row: Doug Maag, Chuck Niese, Dave Warren. A student may join the Spanish Club whether or not he or she is taking Spanish as a course. The only requirement is that the students be interested in promoting the pride of Spanish speaking persons. Members of the first year Spanish Club were very active. Some of their activities consisted of spring bake sales, a trip to Heidelburg College for a meeting of district Spanish Clubs, and the selling of tacos. President — Rod Barrientes Vice President — John Sommers Secretary — Sherri Augsburger Treasurer — David Warren Student Council — Lisa Schumacher 68 Student Council First Row, Left to right, standing: Neil Reichenbach Sitting: Bill Hovest, Dean Miller, Cindy Kiene, Mary Rooney, Lisa Schumacher. Second Row, Standing: Carol Gerten. Sitting: Scott Wenger Standing: Sandy Miller, Chris Wenger Sitting: Lori Newton, Karla Shoemaker. Third Row, Standing: Kevin Benton Sitting: Gary Stainbrook Standing: Advisor Mark Shick. Jennie Macke, Barb Maag. Fourth Row, All Standing: Doug Grismore, Tim Schneck, Tauna Geiger, Alan Pingle, Teresa Koenig, Rod Welty. Under the watchful eye of Advisor Mark Shick, this year’s Student Council was involved in many school-sponsored functions such as regular meetings, the planning and execution of the 1977-1978 Homecoming activities, and the spring movie “Dirty Harry. The following new officers were elected: Bill Hovest as president, Jennie Macke as vice president, Chris Wenger as treasurer and Kevin Benton as secretary. President — Dean Miller Vice President — Bill Hovest Secretary — Mary Rooney Treasurer — Cindy Kiene Advisor — Mark Shick 69 First Row: Kathy Dransfelt, Sharon Dalrymple, Deb Diller, Becky Harnishfeger, Jane Diller, Gary Basinger Second Row: Teresa Koenig, Karen Meyer, Prudy Schumacher, Doug Lugmbill, Randy Romanow, Judy Doll, Kevin Wagner. Third Row: Cindy Kiene, Mark Moser, Barb Maag, Brenda Williams, Wanda Welty, Steve Geiger, Dwain Hall, David Amstutz, Doug Grismore. First Row: Judy Dukes, Brenda Williams, Becky Gunn, Chris Wenger. Second Row: Ruth Siebert, Paula Lugibihl, Mandy Meyer, Lois Blankemeier, Kathy Beckler, Deb Diller. Third Row; Kevin Wagner, Bill Etter, Julie Steinman, Dan May, Dwight Grismore, Bob Gerten, Ted Sigler, Gary Basinger, Justin Basinger. Fourth Row: Kevin Benton, Terry Siefer, Tauna Geiger, Angie Meyer, Pam Hector, Kathy Dransfelt, Lita Risser, Valerie Gillespie. 70 and Elementary Aides — Sitting: Dawn Grismore, Rhonda Knepper, Paula Lugibihl. Standing: Becky Gunn, Prudy Schumacher, Rachel Rosebrook. I d e s Office Aides — Sitting: Pam Grismore, Brenda Williams. Standing: Kim Cramer, Cindy Sloan, Karen Meyer, Pat Hermiller, Mary Schutz, Barb Burkholder, Sandy Miller, Bart Pin-gle, Greta Steiner, Alan Pingle. 71 From left to right: Editorial Editor — Sue Bridenbaugh, Sports Editor — Vickie Klear, Sports Editor — Roxane Dickey, Co-Editor — Mary Schutz, Feature Editor — Prudy Schumacher, Editorial Editor — Cathy Dellenbaugh, Feature Editor — Lisa Reed, Advisor — Miss Hahn. Not Pictured: Co-Editor and Business Manager — Pam Grismore. The Rocket Blast is published by and for the students of Pandora-Gil-boa High School, twelve times a year. The staff, which consisted of 8 seniors this year, is a member of the Northern Ohio Scholastic Press Association and the Journalism Association of Ohio. Third Grade — Mrs. Cook Scott Basinger Tanya Bils Steve Fenstermaker Greg Gerschutz Dawn Hazelton Eddie Hovest Tina Lather Jim Larcom Denise May Melissa McCullough f k June Schulte Shannon Shafer Doug Shaneyfelt Jim Siefer Scott Stall Betty Jo Titus Scott Trimble Cherie VanderEnde Ricky Wagner Howard Welty Robbie Wentz 74 Third Grade — Miss Brooks 4 m Debbie Blaski Kris Burry Dana Connode Billy Core Lori Crawford .; 2 Ml ' George Daniel Tony Dunlap Kelly Ferrell Ronnie Fridley Jennifer Hilty Sandra Ketner Scott Kiene John Kohli Tom Kohli Scott Long Carolyn McCrate Bill Nienberg Kris Nienberg Tammy Paynter Cindy Pedraza Michael Shoemaker Kay Sommers Chad Wise Mark Yant Roxanne Zimmerly I _ 75 Second Grade — Mrs. Amstutz Hortencia Barrientes Amy Basinger Scott Basinger Bart Blankenmeyer Scott Cottle JrJ • VJSu.4a ■ Melissa Crawfis Dan Daniel Randy Fenstermaker Dennis Fischbach Elisa Flores Tony Fortman Greg Grismore Sherri Hall Pam Hart Juana Hyde Dick Kistler Steve Klingler Todd Larson Fernando Ledesma Jammy Payne Gery Reprogle Jamie Stall Jenny Titus Amy Ward Not Pictured Tim Basinger 76 Second Grade — Mrs. Butler Bret Blankemeyer Steve Blaski Kathy Bracy Connie Burkholder Jason Cox Keith Crible Todd Dalrymple Cathy Dimas Trever Eisenbach Jeff Goddard Bobby Gomez Gary Grismore Angela Hilty Shawn Kisseberth Christina Meyer Doug Michel Noe Morin Dan Parker Ida Pedraza Melanie Pingle Teresa Radebaugh Leanne Suter Kellie Titus Jimmy Jo Trimble First Grade — Mrs. Steffen Ryan Baumgartner John Deal Mike Fortman Randy Gardner Yvonne Ginther Chris Hector Lisa Hermiller Tom Hilty Kelly Hovest Jason Huffman Ann Hughes Ilona Hyde Todd Johnson Troy Larson Lori Lehman Scott Morris Julie Nienberg Shari Nienberg Mike Powell Jodi Robison Joe Schulte Christine Schumacher Tonia Siefer Shannon Thomas Jill Yant 78 First Grade — Mrs. Weaver Rachelle Amstutz Shawn Cline Brad Geiger Connie Geiger Teresa Gerschutz Mike Knepper Chris Lather Jennifer Lloyd Hector Lozano John Matson Linda May Angela McDaniel Kristy Morin Erick Nichols Matt Redd Rhonda Richmond Linda Roof Brian Schumacher Sean Shields Larry Shoemaker Jean Sommers Daniel VanderEnde Kris Warncke Heather Wells Todd Wheeler t Kindergarten — Mrs. Buroker Armando Barrientes Kory Baumgartner Billy Bendele Linda Chavez Pamela Cosac Daniel Ellerbrock Gerard Flores Steven Flores Sandra Gerten Annette Giesey Kyle Gillespie Steven Hermiller Rodney Hovest Larry Kisseberth fc« v J'i ii Renee Kreinbrink Stacie Louse Jamie Maas Michael Maidlow Brent Niese Barb Peterman Patty Price Gene Rader Beverly Roof Jason Schutz David Ward Rebecca Williams Kindergarten — Mrs. Lehman Nathan Agner Bruce Alt Jenny Amstutz David Bauman Carla Beougher Trenton Bils Malmda Sue Bracy Tina Braun Lori Cherry Jeff Diller Shelby Eisenbach Ryan Gardner Julie Goedde Daniel Grismore Lori Grismore Kathy Hageman Paul Hazelton Eric Hermiller Debbie Jerwers Barbie Kohli Alison McDaniel Jodi Michel Bradley Pugh Brenda Richmond Ronnie Schwab Karlynn Schumacher Troy Trimble SH0IN3S Mary Schutz Pat Hermiller Secretary Treasurer Bill Fischbach Christian Funke Steve Geiger Larry Hermiller Cindy Leatherman Vickie Klear Teresa Koenig Kevin Maag Sandy Miller Mandy Meyer McCullough Pierman Clark Nash Scott Paynter Dennis Schmenk Reichenbach Mary Rooney Karen Samsal ol those days rt have to be another OouWe of Nothing’ Schulte Schumacher Prudy Schumacher Diana Showalter John Sommers Terry Tadena Warren Titus Rodney Welty Triplehorn Verhoff Not Pictured Weber Homecoming 1977 MCKETS flOCKL'TS ROCKED JACKETS 1977 Homecoming Court (Left to right) Freshman Escort Scott Lee, Freshman Attendant Barb Maag, Junior Escort Bart Steiner, Junior Attendant Karla Shoemaker, Queen's Crown Bearer Lori Cherry, King Neil Reichenbach, Queen Carol Gerten, 1976 Queen Escort Sam Pierman, King's Crown Bearer David Bauman, Senior Attendant Tauna Geiger, Senior Escort John Lee, Sophomore Attendant Kathy Hector, Sophomore Escort Kevin Benton. The week of the 1977 Homecoming was filled with much excitement and anticipation. The week began with a class competition with activities such as hush day and black day highlighting the week. On Thursday night a parade was held and it ended at the bonfire. At the pep rally on Friday, it was announced that the Senior Class, the class of 1978, was the winner of the Spirit Stick. Carol Gerten was announced as Queen and Neil Reichenbach was announced as King. A 7-7 deadlock score ended the homecoming events on a high level of excitement. Lori Cherry 1976 Homecoming Queen Kathy Maag and Escort Sam Pierman 98 David Bauman Senior Escort John Lee and Senior Attendant Tauna Geiger Sophomore Attendant Kathy Hector and Sophomore Escort Kevin Benton. SOCKETS Junior Attendant Karla Shoemaker and Junior Escort Bart Steiner. Freshman Attendant Barb Maag and Freshman Escort Scott Lee. Senior Directory —1978 Rod Barrientes Student Council 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Library Club 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2; Variety Show 1; Library Club 3,4; Spanish Club President 4. Dan Blankemeier Student Aid Program 1; Boys Varsity Club 1; Class Officer Vice President 1; Student Council 2; Cross Country 1, 2, 3; Projectionist 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1; FFA 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 4. Anne Bridenbaugh Vocal Ensemble 1; Choir 1, 2; Rocket Blast 3; German Club 2; Pep Club 1; FHA 1; Variety Show 1. Sue Bridenbaugh Vocal Ensemble 1, 2; Rocket Blast 3, 4; Variety Show 1; Concert Band 1; Marching Band 1. Joyce Burkholder Student Aid Program 1, 2; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Track 1; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Variety Show 1; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4. BobBurman Vocal Ensemble 4; Choir 4; Football 4; Baseball 4; Oliver 4. Don Dellenbaugh Rocket Blast 3; Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA 1,2, 3, 4; Science Fair 2. Roxane Dickey Student Aid Program 2, 3; Scholarship Team 2; Rocket Blast 3, 2; French Club Vice president 2, 3, 4; Vol leyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Club 1, 2; Track 1; ence Fair 1, 2; Your Gun 3; Class 4. Dennis Dulle Student Council 1; Band 4. Chris Funke Exchange Student 4 Steve Geiger National Honor Soci Team 1, 3, 4; Class Officer President 3; French Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Track 2, 4; Chemistry Bowl 4; Science Fair 3; Industrial Arts Convention 1, 2, 4; Concert Band 1, 3; Marching Band 1; Basketball Stat. 2. Bill Fischbach Projectionist 1, 2. 3 1,2,3, Student 4; FFA Fidel Chavez Scholarship Te m 3, 4; FFA 3. 1 Cathy Dellenbaulta Ift Vocal Ensemble? 1, 2; Rocke. FHA 1; Choir 1; Variety'Show 1 Tauna Geiger Instrumental Ensemble 3p Class Officer President f; Student' Cduncil Li Sec re tary 3; Vocal Ensei bfe Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Babe. 4; Track 2; Freedom's Ring Musical 2; Science Fair 2, 4; Variety Show 10) 1; Annie Get Your Gun 3; Oliver Musical 4; Concert Band 1, 2, 3; Marching Band 1, 2; Homecoming Court 4. Carol Gerten National Honor Society 3, Vice President 4; Scholarship Team 3; Class Officer Secretary 3; Student Council 1, 4, Secretary 2; German Club 1,2, 3, Officer 4; Library Club President 4; Mirror Staff 4; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; German Honorary 2, 3; Science Fair 2; Variety Show 1; Annie Get Your Gun 3; Homecoming Court 1,4. Jeff Gratz Cross Country 1; Choir 1; German Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Track 2, 3, 4; Science Fair 3; Variety Show 1; Golf 4. Pam Grismore National Honor Society 3, 4; Student Aid Program 2; Class Officer Treasurer 1; Rocket Blast 3, 4; German Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 1; Library Club 3, 4; Pep Club 1; Pep Band 1, 2, 3; Freedom’s Ring Musical 2; County Choir 3; German Honorary 2, 3, 4; Scieripe FaTrT, 27 Variety Show 1 ; Annie Get Your Gun 3; Majorette 1,2, 3, 4; Librarian 3, 4; Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Bang 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior-Senior Play 3. Dwain Hall National Honor Society 3� , 4; Instrumental-, } Ensemble 1, 2; Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer-Treasurer 3, President 4; German Club 1)tZ, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3(,4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2; German Honorary 2, 3, 4; Science Fair 3; Varilty Show 1; Annie Get Your Gun 3; Industrial Arlk Convention 1, 2, 4; Concert Band 1J2, 3; Basketball Stat. 2; Class Play Crew 3|BI Larry Fjgrmiller Cross Country 3; Projectionist 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA 1, 2, 4, Treasurer 3; Science Fair 1. Pat Hermiller Instrumental Ensemble 1, 2; Class Officer Treasurer 4; Choir 1, 2, 3; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; German Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 4; Basketball 1,2 jL 4; Pej Clujo 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Baflfd 1, 2; Mirror Staff 4; Track 1, 2; County Choir 3; Science Fair 12; Variety Show 1; Majorette 1; Concert Band 1, 2, 3; Marching Band 1, 2, 3; Homecoming Court 3; Annie Get Your Gun 3; Junior-Senior Class Play 3; Play Crew 4. £ Jj Cindy Kiene W National Honor Society 2, Secretary-Treasurer 3, President 4; Student Aid Program 2; Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer Vice President 4; Student Council 3, Treasurer 4; Vocal Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir 1, 2, 3, Secretary 4; German Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Library Club 4; FHA Parliamentarian 2; Student Council Rep. 3, Vice President 4; German Honorary 2, 3, 4; Science Fair 2; Variety Show 1; Annie Get Your Gun 3; Librarian 4. %;kiefKlear Chpir 1,-2, 3; Rocket Blast 3, 4; French Club 2, 3, 4; Library Club 3, 4; FHA 1; Science Fair 2; Variety Show 1; Librarian 3, 4; Class Play 3, 4. Dan Kline Teresa Koenig Scholarship Team 4; Student Council 2, 4; Vocal Ensemble 3; Cheerleader 1, 2; French Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1,2, 3, 4; Library Club 4, President 3; Pep Club 1, 2; Mirror 3,, Editor 4; Track 1; Variety Show 1; Annie Get Your Gun 3; Librarian 2, 3, 4; Track Stat. 2. 102 Jill Lather Basketball Manager 2; Library Club 2, 3; FHA News Reporter 2, President 3; Science Fair 2; Librarian 2, 3; Track Stat. 2. Cindy Leatherman Vocal Ensemble 1, 2, 3; German Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Library Club 4; County Choir 3; Variety Show 1; Annie Get Your Gun 3; Librarian 4. John Lee Boys Varsity Club 1; Class Officer Vice President 2; Projectionist 2; German Cltib 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2; Track 1, 2; Industrial Arts Convention 1, 2, 4; Homecoming Court 1,4. 4 Kevin Maag FFA 1,2, 3,4. Council 3, 4; Vocal Ensemble 1, Choir 1, 2, 3; Cheerleader 1; German Club 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 3, 4; Pep Club 1; Pep Band 2, 3; Mirror Staff 4; Track 1; FHA 1, 2; Science Fair 2; Variety Show 1; Annie Get Your Gun 3; Majorette 2, 3; Concert Band 2, 3; Marching Band 2, 3; Basketball Stat. 4; Track Stat. 1,2; Junior-Senior Class Play 3. Clark Nash Vocal Ensemble 3; Choir 3; German Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Mirror Staff 4; FFA 2, 3; Science Fair 1, 3, 4; Variety Show 1; Annie Get Your Gun 3; Concert Band 1, 2, 3; Marching Band 1, 2, 3; Track Stat. 3. V +0- Scott Paynter ,v Projectionist 2, 3, 4; Basketball Manager 1; Library Club 3, 4; FFA 1, 2, 3, Sentinel 4; Science Fair 2. Mark Maag FFA 1,2, 3, 4; Science Fair 1. Sam Pierman Class Officer Secretary 2; French Club 1,2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 4; Science Fair 3; Homecoming Court 4. Ron McCullough FFA 1,2, 3,4. Mandy Meyer Choir 1; German Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 2, 3; Mirror Staff 4; FHA 1, New R porte 2, Vice President litStfl1aFi '4i' cienc Fair 4;.Varit Dean MiJIer National gram 1; Scholarhsip Teepiimciai 2; Student Council 3, Presioe Club 1, 2, 3, Officer 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; German Honorary 2, 3; Industrial Arts Convention 4; Homecoming Court 3. Alan Pingl£ Student Council 4; German Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1,2, 3, 4. r n Rayle lass Officer President 2; Basketball 1, 2; ootball 1, 2, 3: Track 1, 2; Homecoming urt2. ©fficer Treasurer 2; Choir 1, 2; Rocket Blast 3, 4; German Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2; Variety Show 1; Homecoming Court 2. Sandy Miller Student Aid Program 1, 3, 4; Student Rick Reese German Club 1,2, 3, 4; Football 1,2, 3, 4. 103 Neil Reichenbach Boys Varsity Club 1; Class Officer Secretary 1; Vocal Ensemble 3, 4; German Club 1, 2, 3, Officer 4; Basketball 1; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Mirror Staff 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA 1, 2, 3; Freedom’s Ring Musical 2; County Choir 2, 3; Science Fair 3; Anmejpet Your Gun ; Oliver Musical 4; Homecoming Court 4; BasketbalJ Stat. 3, 4; Class Play 3. Rita Risser Choir 1, 3, 4; German Club 1, 2( 3, 4; Volleyball 1,2; library Club 4; Pep Club 1; Mirror Staff 4; Track 1; Variety Show 1; Annie Get Your Gun 3; Librarian 4; Concert Band 1.2, 3, 4; Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior-Sfenior Class Play 3, 4; Basketball Stat. 1. Mary Rooney Student Aid Program 1, 2; Scholarship Team 3; Student Council 3, Secretary 4; French Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1; Basketball Manager 3, 4; Library Club Vice President 3, Student Council Rep. 4; FHA 3, Secretary 2; Variety Show 1; Librarian 2, 3, 4; Track Stat. 2, 3; Class Play 4; Class Play Crew 3. Prudy Schumacher Student Aid Program 4; Scholarship Team 2, 3, 4; Rocket Blast 3, 4; Library Club 4; Variety Show 1; Librarian 4. Mary Schutz National Honor Society 3, Secretary 4; Stu dent Aid Program 1, 2, 4; Scholarsh Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer Vice Presi dent 3, Secretary 4; Vocal Ensemble 1, 2; Choir 1, 2, 3; Rocket Blast 3, 4; German Club 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Free dom's Ring Musical 2; German Honorary 3, 4; County Band 2, 3; Science Fair 2; Variety Show 1; Annie Get Your Gun 3; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Track Stat. 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3. John Sommers Projectionist 2, 3; Football 2, 3; Science Fair 1,2. Terry Tadena Withdrew Early Karen Samsal Choir 1,4; Variety Show 1. Dennis Schmenk Basketball!; Football 1. Ken Schulte Projectionist L 2; Basketball 1,2; FFA 1,2, 3,4. Lisa Schumacher National Honor Society 3, Student Council Rep. 4; Student Aid Program 1, 2; Student Council 4; Vocal Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 4; Track 1; Variety Show 1; Annie Get Your Gun 3; Industrial Arts Convention 2, 4; Class Play 3. Warren Titus —E— 1 sStATiCLj Jim Triplehorn Withdrew Early Guy Verhoff German Club 1, 2, 3, 4; FFAA 2, 3, Secretary. -v Rod Welty Student Council 4; Projectionist 1, 2, 3, 4; Ba ketbalM; Library Club 1; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Librarian 4. Tim Weber 104 The Class of 1978 First Row, Kneeling: Alan Pingle, Ron McCullough, Dan Kline, Kevin Maag, Dennis Schmenk, Bob Burman, Tim Weber. Second Row, Standing: Mary Schutz, Pam Lehman, Pam Grismore, Vickie Klear, Rita Risser, Joyce Burkholder, Sue Bridenbuagh, Cathy Dellenbaugh, Lisa Reed, Diana Showalter, Jill Lather, Mandy Meyer, Mary Rooney. Third Row, Standing: Lisa Schumacher, Cindy Leatherman, Prudy Schumacher, Karen Samsal, Carol Gerten, Dean Miller, Guy Verhoff, Dennis Dulle, John Sommers. Fourth Row, Standing: Dwain Hall, Sandy Miller, Teresa Koenig, Cindy Kiene, Clark Nash. Fifth Row, Standing: Sam Pierman, Steve Geiger, Tauna Geiger, John Lee, Foreign Exchange Student Chris Funke, Scott Paynter, Mark Maag, Jeff Gratz. Sixth Row, Standing: Roxane Dickey, Pat Hermiller, Warren Titus, Rick Reese, Bill Fischbach, Don Dellenbaugh Seventh Row, Standing: Dan Blankemeier, Rod Welty, Ken Schulte, Larry Hermiller, Fidel Chaves, Neil Reichenbach, Rod Barrientes. The members of the 1978 Pandora-Gilboa High School Senior Class were presented their diplomas on Saturday, May 27, 1978 at 6:00 P.M. The ceremony was conducted outside on the football field. The graduating seniors entered on the processional “Pomp and Circumstance” played by Mrs. Carolyn McDaniel. Invocation was made by Rev. Paul Sellers and the Baccalaureate Address was made by Rev. Roger Siebert. Supt. James Baxter made the presentation of the senior speakers, Cindy Kiene, John Sommers, and Dwain Hall. The diplomas were presented by Mrs. Mildred Lugibihl, President of the Board of Education. The exuberant graduates then exited to Psalm XIX. 108 First Row: Mandy Meyer, Barb Burkholder, Janice Suter, Wanda Welty, Roxane Dickey, Vickie Klear. Second Row: Miss Hahn, Jim Reichenbach, Russ Knepper, Mary Rooney, Mr. Rettig, Rita Risser, Cindy Sloan, Tony Schwab, Kurt Emmans. Tony Schwab and Rita Risser. “Brother Goose” The play was a three-act comedy which involves a family of four parentless children. The Adams family is headed by Jeff, 25, an architect who is trying to raise his younger brother and sisters. Carol, 15, is interested in entering and winning contests. Her goal in the play is to win a super-deluxe-color T.V. Wes, 17, is absolutely girl-crazy and the youngest sister. Hyacinth, 10, likes football. Throughout the play, many unusual things happen — a football game, a Hosiery Peddler arrives, unmailed invitations are found, a motorcycle is found in the living room, poison ivy, many, many laughs. But in the end things work out for the Adams family. Janice Suter and Cindy Sloan. Spring Musical iitting: Rachael Rosebrook, Jane Niese, Elaine Meyer. Teresa Frey. Brenda Williams. Mary ®la!Jk® 'er rpg g a 'hJajanlcesuter Doug Bur ois Blankemeier. Standing: Russ Knepper, Sue Etter. Becky Gunn, Sheila Hashbarger John nan. Val Gillespie. Tony Schwab. Lita Risser, Deon Cook, Ben Scholes. Deb Diller, Chris Wenger. Bob Burman. Bill Etter. Jane umer. e g Pictured at left: Mrs. Jones — Stage Director, Miss Gramm — Musical Director, Becky Harmshfeger — Pianist. Not Pictured: Mike Bauman — Percussion, Tauna Geiger — Assistant Director, Deb Meyer — Choreographer. Stage Crew — Not Pictured: Terry Diller, Steve Tadena, Gerald Walters, Mary Blankemeier, Judy George, Barb Maag, Joan Maag, Jan Schulte, Kevin Wagner, Kim Cramer, Sheila Hashbarger, Kevin Hall, J. R. Tous-ley, Brij Barrientes. Oliver THE JUNIOR CLASS of PANDORA-GILBOA HIGH SCHOOL presents jou L-icjht (Up 7ITy £jife1' Music by THE OTHER HALF Saturday evening April twenty-ninth Nineteen hundred and seventy-eight MARBECK HJou Jligft HJf.? aMtj Hijc 1978 Baseball Team First Row: Rod Barrientes, Jerry Ferrell, Terry Oilier, Steve Tadena, John Tadena. Second Row: Ed Tadena, Bruce Stainbrook, Kevin Hall, Kurt Emans, Dave Warren. Third Row: Gerald Walters, Dwain Hall, Bob Burman, Sam Pierman, Clark Nash. The 1978 Baseball team was coached by Kenny Williams. The team’s record was 5-12-1. The team showed good improvement by increasing their win totals from 1 to 5. The team lost a lot of close games throughout the season. Some highlights of the season were: Dave Warren's nohitter against Continental; Sam Pierman was selected 1st team BVC; Dwain Hall and Rod Barrientes were chosen 2nd team BVC; Rod was also chosen 2nd team Putnam County. Coach Kenny Williams (Not Pictured) Seniors — First Row: Bob Burman, Dwain Hall. Second Row: Cla Nash, Rod Barrientes, Sam Pierman. Girls' Basketball The girls’ basketball teams achieved their goal this year by improving their record from last year. The Varsity’s completed-season record was 3-11 with wins over Arcadia, Cory-Rawson, and their rival Van-Buren. The JV’s completed season record was 9-5. The lead scorers were Wanda Welty and Roxane Dickey for Varsity and Mary Blankemeier for JV’s. The leading rebounders were Pat Kermiller and Wanda Welty for Varsity, and Mary Blankemeier for JV’s. The most improved player was voted Lisa Schumacher. Two of our players were named honorable mention in PCL and BVC Girls' Selection in 1978; these girls were Wanda Welty and Roxane Dickey. Girls Varsity — First Row: Wanda Welty, Pat Hermiller, Roxane Dickey, Amy Welty. Second Row: Judy Doll, Laura Steffen (Statistician), Joyce Burkholder. Third Row: Judy Dukes, Cindy Sloan. Top Row: Miss Hahn (Coach). Seniors — Right to Left: Joyce Burkholder, Pat Her miller, Roxane Dickey. Not Pictured: Lisa Schumacher. 117 V a r s • i t y B a s k e t b a I I 1 9 7 8 118 First Row: Manager Brigido Barrientes, Dave Warren, Rodrigo Barrientes, Albert Maag, Manager Jeff Schroeder. Second Row: John Lee, Larry Hermiller, Dave Sehlhorst, Dan Blankemeier, Bill Hovest, Doug Maag. Not Pictured: Gerald Walters, Chuck Niese, Dave Amstutz, Dwain Hall. Coach Haenisch said, “This year’s squad was typified by a group of all-out hustlers. Although one of the smallest teams in the area, the Rockets managed to make almost every game close and exciting even though they were against bigger and stronger opponents. All the seniors and three underclassmen received letters. Albert Maag and Dave Sehlhorst gained experience and playing time although they did not letter. Shooting was a problem until the latter part of the season when the Rockets boosted their average by ten percentage points. Even though we will lack size again next year, the experience gained should help produce a strong nucleus for a winning season. Individual performances were highlighted by our junior MVP Bill Hovest and senior forward Dan Blankemeier being named honorable mention on both PCL and BVC squads. PG OPPONENTS 49 57 — Cory Rawson 42 46 — Leipsic 53 66 — Bluffton 59 59 — McComb 58 74 — Continental 68 59 — Arlington 43 48 — Bluffton 56 63 — Van Buren 58 86 — Kalida 53 87 — Arcadia 55 58 — Miller City 59 82 — Ft. Jennings 54 62 — Liberty Benton 63 80 — Columbus Grove 69 86 — Hardin Northern 50 77 — Ottoville 48 61—Cory Rawson 68 75 — Vanlue 51 69 — Continental Sectional Senior Members — Left to right: Rodrigo Barrientes, Larry Hermiller, Dan Blankemeier, John Lee. Junior Varsity Basketball The Junior Varsity basketball team finished its season with a win over Vanlue to bring its record to seven wins and eleven losses. During the season, there were many close games with the Junior Rockets coming from behind to win the games in the closing minutes of play. Eight young men on the Junior Varsity squad lettered which should boost their experience and help the Varsity program in the upcoming year. With their determination and a lot of hard work, the Junior Varsity basketball team will greatly add to the strength of basketball here at P-G. First Row, Left to right: Albert Maag, Terry Siefer, Jim Reichenbach. Jeff Lugibihl, Tom Dulle. Second Row Left to right: Coach Mel Heitmeyer, Chuck Niese, Dave Sehlhorst, Kevin Benton, and Dave Amstutz. Not Pictured: Gerald Walters. 119 First Row: Doug Lugmbill, Tom Hermiller, Manager Doug Steinman, Scott Lee, John Tadena Second Row: John Welty, Ron Snyder, Bob Williams, BobGerten, Keith Schulte. “This year the freshman team worked hard and had a fine season despite lack of practice due to weather. The members played well as a team and they show great improvement and a lot of potential. With hard work and continued desire, this could be a fine basketball team in the future.” 120 Coach Kenny Williams (Not Pictured) Varsity Cheerleaders — Top to Bottom: Janice Suter, Karen Meyer, Chris Wenger. Outsides: Tauna Geiger, Pat Hermiller. Right Side: Senior Cheerleaders — Tauna Geiger, Pat Hermiller. Cheerleaders! Freshman Cheerleaders — Right to left: Rachel Rosebrook, Dawn Grismore, Diana Barrientes, Lita Risser, Valerie Gillespie. JV Cheerleaders — Right to left: Pam Hector, Lori Newton, Cindy Sloan, Kathy Beckler, Kathy Hector. 121 1977 P-G Football First Row: Alan Pingle, Rick Reese, Neil Reichenbach, Dwain Hall, John Lee, Dean Miller, Sam Pierman, Rod Barrientes, Clark Nash, Bob Burman. Second Row: Ed Tadena, Ted Sigler, Mark Moser, Doug Grismore, Tim Schneck, Terry Siefer, Bill Hovest, Dave Warren, Doug Burman, Steve Tadena, John Griffith, Chuck Niese, Russ Knepper, J. R. Tousley, Bart Steiner, Bruce Stainbrook. Third Row: Bart Pingle, Kevin Benton, Gerald Walters, Jeff Schroeder, Steve Dearth, Cody McCullough, Terry Stainbrook, Kevin Hall, Gary Stainbrook, Tom Dulle, Ben Scoles, Earl Burkholder, Todd Reichenbach, Jerry Ferrell, Terry Diller. Fourth Row: Junior Ledesma, Randy Watkins, Pete Meyer, Doug Steinman, Tom Hermiller, Scott Lee, Scott Wenger, Jeff Stall, Bruce Burkhart, Dwight Griffith, Dwight Grismore, Doug Lugibill, Chris Moser, Dennis Higley, Mike Bauman. Standing: Managers Brigido Barrientes and Scott Dearth, Head coach — Mr. Lloyd, Assistant coaches — Mr. Karst, Mr. Shick, Mr. Stall, John Tadena, manager. 122 SENIORS CO-CAPTAINS Coaching Staff: Doug Karst, Mark Stall, Head Coach Gene Lloyd, and Mark Shick. P-G 14 VARSITY Arlington 6 6 McComb 0 7 Van Buren 22 33 Arcadia 6 26 Vanlue 14 7 Cory Rawson 7 7 Liberty Benton 14 1 41 Hardin Northern 0 8 Leipsic 7 47 Columbus Grove 6 Managers: Brigido Barrientes, John Tadena, Scott Dearth According to Head Coach Lloyd, “The players worked very hard this year. Their efforts paid off with a winning season. We finished fourth in the Lima-land area. The seniors did a fine job leading our team this year. The Rockets' final record was 7-2-1 which gave them a standing of third in the B.V.C. With the Rockets’ defeat of Columbus Grove, they get to keep the traveling trophy. Congratulations to the team and especially to first year Coach Lloyd on a terrific season. First Row: Scott Wenger, Pete Meyer, Junior Ledesma, Doug Steinman, Tom Hermiller, Scott Lee. Second Row: John Tadena, Randy Watkins, Dennis Higley, Mike Bauman, Chris Moser, Dwight Grismore. Third Row: Lugin-bill, Dwight Griffith, Bruce Burkhart, Jeff Stall. , 23 G T o e 1 a f m “The golf team was winless this season with many new faces. The fundamentals learned this year are important to developing themselves for next year's matches. Kurt Emans was no. 1 man with the other players switching back and forth. Left to Right: Dave Amstutz, Tony Schwab, Jeff Gratz, Kurt Emans. Coach Rodney McDaniels Volleyball First Row: Varsity — Judy Dukes, Cindy Sloan, Coach Nancy Hahn, Roxane Dickey, Karen Meyer Second Row: Var sity — Teresa Koenig, Sandy Miller, Karen Fenstermaker, Lori Newton, Karla Shoemaker, Judy Doll, Wanda Welty, Pat Hermiller Third Row: Junior Varsity — Judy George, Lita Risser, Jane Niese, Karen Hilty, Noralu VanScoder, Amy Welty, Rachel Rosebrook, Laura Steffan, Sharon Dalyrymple, Kathy Dransfeldt, Jennie Macke. Not Pictured: Paula Lugibihl. Co captams Judy Doll and Roxane Dickey. Coach Nancy Hahn behind them. The 1977-78 Volleyball season was a very rewarding one for the team and Coach Nancy Hahn. The J.V. co-captains were Laura Steffan and Judy George and the team had a record of 4 wins and 8 losses. The final record for Varsity was 6 wins and 8 losses with Roxane Dickey and Judy Doll as co-captains. The overall leading servers for Varsity were Wanda Welty with 61 points and Judy Doll with 51 points. Roxane Dickey was chosen as the most valuable player. The team defeated Leipsic in the first tournament match with scores of 17-15 and 15-2. In the second match with Columbus Grove, the team lost the chance to go to District with the scores of 16-14, 4-15, and 13-15. Senior Members — Left to Right: Sandy Miller, Teresa Koenig, Roxane Dickey, Pat Hermiller. 1978 Boys' Track First Row: Pete Meyer, John Welty, Scott Wenger, Dwight Grismore, Mike Bauman, Scott Lee, Chris Moser, Doug Lugmbill, Kevin Wagner, Scott Dearth. Second Row: Coach Mark Shick, Terry Stainbrook, Jeff Schroeder, Kevin Benton, Gary Stainbrook, Todd Reichenbach, Steve Dearth, Bill Etter, Head Coach Doug Karst. Third Row: Russ Knepper, Jeff Gratz, Jim Reichenbach, Terry Siefer, Steve Geiger, Neil Reichenbach, Dan May, Mark Moser, Tony Schwab, Doug Burman. Seniors Jeff Gratz, Neil Reichenbach, and Steve Geiger. According to Head Coach Doug Karst, there were 12 letter-winners on this year’s team. There were also many others who contributed highly to the team’s achievements who did not letter. Two special recognition awards were also given. The Mike Siefer Memorial Award was given to two senior students, Jeff Gratz and Neil Reichenbach. The Oliver Davidson Award was also presented to Terry Siefer as highest team scorer. This year’s team finished the season with 2 wins and 7 losses in triangular meets. 1 9 7 8 G I r I s' T r a c k First Row From Bottom, Left to right: Ranee Dulle. Rachel Rosebrook, Kim Cramer, Cathy Reichen-bach Second Row: Judy George, Cathy Copeland, Karen Hilty. Becky Gunn, Judy Dukes, Sheila Knepper Third Row: Barb Burkholder, Julie Steinman, Kathy Dransfelt, Lita Risser. Fourth Row: Karen Fenstermaker, Sarah Diller, Dawn Ketner. According to Coach Sue Christman, this year’s girls’ track team consisted of a lot of new members who showed quite a lot of enthusiasm and promise for a good season next year. This year’s team did place 4th in the Putnam County meet and Dawn Ketner went on to the District Track Meet in the 220 with Karen Fenstermaker going on to the District in the shot put and mile run. 27 130 134 Robert Gomez — Gilboa Custodian 135 Clair McCullough — Pandora custodian First Row, Kneeling: Mark Stall, Randy Gratz Second Row: Larry Kruse, Paul Luginbill, Marge Cherry, Kay Shoemaker, Francis Fenster maker. Third Row: Carol Fenstermaker, Don Schneck, Phyl George. PANDORA COOKS Left to right: Irene Baumgartner, Dorothy Klingler, llo Martin, Joan Scarberry. GILBOA COOKS Left to right: Ruth Reynolds, Bernice Forney, Gerry Mericle, Marie Williams. 136 Rachelle Burkhart Rick Dalrymple Barb Burkholder Sarah Diller David Ferrell Leroy Flores 138 Velma Flores Becky Fridley Roger Goins Bill Hovest Thelma Flores Karen Gerten Howard Hilty Leo Klingshirn Lorraine David Huffman Jones Dawn Ketner 139 Russ Knepper David Lemley Doug Maag U. Jenny Macke Joe Macke Diana May Jane Meyer Karen Meyer Mark Moser Lori Newton Chuck Niese Tony Perkins Marlene Naveau 140 Jim Reichenbach Randy Romanow Tim Schneck Jan Schulte U1 Janice Suter Ed Tadena Steve Tadena Tousley Sandy Underwood David Warren Rick Wentz 142 David Amstutz Sophomores Brigido Barrientes Gary Basinger Justin Basinger Carol Bauman Kathy Beckler if Kevin Benton 144 Debbie May ♦ Dan May Cody McCullough Angie Meyer Terry Naveau Jane Bart Niese Pingle Beth Probst Todd Reichenbach Jeff Schroeder Greta Steiner Julie Stein man L Terry Stambrook Lesley Smith Gary Stain brook Freshmen Lois Blankemeier Kyle Beck Brien Bowers Bruce Burkhart Jane Burkholder Sally Castillo Cathi Copeland Kim Cramer Sharon Dalrymple Jane Diller 147 Kathy Dransfeldt Ranae Dulle Suzie Etter Nora Garcia Robert Gerten Becky Harnishfeger Sheila Hashbarger Tom Hermiller Dennis Higley Vicky Kiene Scon Lee Garth Lugibihl Doug Luginbill Barbara Maag Doreen May Elaine Meyer Peter Meyer LeeAnn Martin 149 Donna Sehlhorst Julie Shoupe ■ , “ Ron Snyder k Jeff Stall Doug Steinman Jim Stone i John Tadena Scott Triplehorn Paul Wagner Randy Watkins 150 PEERLESS OHIO GLOVE CO. 327 N. 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