St Wendelin High School - Foslin Yearbook (Fostoria, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1977 volume:

THE 1977 FQSLIN SAINT WEHDELIN HIGH SCHQOL FQSTQRIA, GHIO VQLUME 49 PIECING THE YEARS TGGETHER .:-9 , 'T 'ff ,+- lf 4 ...K Q. 'ri 4 ' 43,7 5 pu . Q12 'E Y' me 1 L 3 A 4- .,.. , .en--T' nl 2 Death, as considered by everyone, is the loss of someone near and precious. But in reality, when death occurs we gain something that we never imagined existed - The warm and loving feeling that was never allowed to surface. Kris Erbland Dedicated in loving memory to Kristina Lynn Erbland May 20,1959 -july11,1976 Her long battle is over and although we miss her we can remember her smile, be proud of her courage, and feel lucky to have known her. Q.,.a V , ' ' ,jg l l 4G'l7'7y fi Q-Qfffzf . '-711 '.. r-. if C Y U 'Ph .t 7 X Infroduc flblgl ,4c79Vf7f?5 7 P-.sr Concfusfbn Iva-144 ,4caalemics 7:5617 .24-eff 42- 3 Lgkgye QNQQVCAJS 511- 75 Z-ff 1 feflfbrj 1415 70 ff5 !ff!-fel! ? 0 LIFE - SO THEY SAY Us IS BUT A GAME AND THEY LET IT SLIP AWAY u I ' 4 2 II -.4 .4 swag fl wr LOVE LIKE THE AUTUMN SUN SHOULD BE DYING BUT IT S ONLY IUST BEGUN LIKE THE TWILIGHT IN THE ROAD UP AHEAD THEY DON'T SEE JUST WHERE WE RE GOING 4 , up-AH In, Q. ,,.q, u 9 T I - ' - Q -A I f . - Q A-E,Sf'?Q, ll un . A. , -f. , 'Q ---5:51:11 t- I L.. . 'H' f f ALL THE SECRETS IN THE UNIVERSE ' ' ' ' 1.89 TI 'N 'II-2:1513 E, E 'V -'Ac' I--94 I .. :V :ci ig-ES: l,'V I 1-WH . , , -f .- Lu.-. WHISPER IN OUR EARS AND ALL THE YEARS WILL COME AND GO ...--1 73,1 ..- . .-5 ' ,,..f . AND TAKE US UP ALWAYS UP!! I if X 4 wings- ' Nts. We may never pass this way again We May Never Pass This Way Again , WE MAY NEVER -PASS THIS 'WAY AGAIN Q' '- L 1 V' :gr ,J-up 'iq wgrf, M2794-'5 'K-fig Wgggmwpw sr wx- 9,-55, ,. .f .nf 494 1 1, N 51, hr n gg ACTIVITIES Activities are the spirit of the school, the happenings that go on: Homecoming - picking the queen and her atten- dants, working on the floats, watching the parade, and being at the winning game, participating in the clubs sn-- French, Spanish, SDS, CYO, Chess, Spirit Club, and Mis- sion Reps, attending the pep rallies, the bonfire, and all the games, beating St. Marys' and going to the playoffs, being part of the assemblies, going to the dances - Homecom- ing, Christmas, Halloween, Valentines, Sadie Hawkins, St. Patricks, and the Prom, being proud of our school band, and being on the Foslin Staff. All of these plus much more are necessary to complete a successful year that everyone will enjoy and remember. ACTIVITIES Introduction!Conclusion: Barb G., Scherger Bear, Gloria, and Linda lheadl. Faculty: Cris lheadl ' Cindy, Chris, and Marcia. Seniors: Michelle lheadl, Kim, Bernie, Alice, jane, and Kris. lBelow leftl Underclassz Theresa W. lheadl, Lori, and Sandy. Photographers: l.R., R- r-rob, and Bakes. Gur mascot and adviser, Mae West. RGVINCI REPGRTERS -vi Activities: Deb, Miriam, Dooger, Theresa T., jane, and Patty. Mark, and Fats. Left, Activities head, Becky. Academics: Willie lheadb, Liz, ti FOSLIN STAFF 76-77 BROUGHT TO YOU BY. . . Co-Editors Barb, Bev, Mike, and Mary li Sports: Steve, Greg, Blackie Veronica, Roach fheadl. Ads: Karen, jan, Larry lheadl, and Tom. SPIRIT CLUB SPARKS THE SPIRIT OF SWHS A - Spirit Club officers. B - The spirit club, started by Mr. Caporini, tries to keep school spirit sparked. They made signs, sold T-shirts, pennants and stickers. C - Each knot in the 'bear scare' counted as one more step to state. D - Nothing like advertising PRIDE . . . 'MOHAWK PRIDE' stands out front. E - To help the guys through their struggle for a St. Marys victory, the girls helped carry their load. is Viecg Pi., it OTHERS PROMISE THE BEST BEST SWHS PROVIDES THE H A .lf Q.: 8 I' Why ' - .L l Q ASSEMBLIES St. Wendelin's pep rallies and athletic assemblies had a special flavor to them - that of excitement and exuberance, Where else could we let out all our animal emotions by yelling our lungs out for our class, and for the Mighty Mohavvks as well? Each rally held something special - an amusing skit, an inspiring pep talk, or even special guests, like Mayor Peeler, who dressed to the teeth for our most memorable assembly ' 3 -5 4, ., if -the spirited rally that preceded our playoff game in November. M'tl'i1l WK5 4 YOU'RE GOING IN A NOBUDY BUT YOU'RE CGMING BACK A S ASSEMBLIES Whenever a group of Saint Wendelin students get together it is always an occasion of merriment and entertainment, but the laughs were really in high gear for a number of assemblies this year at which we discovered that some of our school-mates actually had talent! Whether it was the Fonz, the Duke, or Kiss, it was enjoyable, memorable, and a great part of our year. 'I5 ER GETH TO NG PIECI .A GN 4375K 1' -' HV Luiing F ii gnhg Vanta? 'T-Q--2f??'ii.'iff:93l?-it -A-ji., ii Pat Baker 84 Chris Lonsway HOMECOMING ROYALTY A Vw.. -9 ,, B Senior Attendants: ll...- ,E :QIQQ QUEEN DEB COUGHENOUR Freshman Attendant Sophomore Attendant junior Attendant Lisa Walters Beth Harding Karen Brown XXV- ..9 ' Wit:-f. u ff' f- I e 1976 Homecoming Queen candidates were all worthy prospectsg but only one would be chosen. And that one ould be Senior Debbie Coughenour, daughter of Mr. and rs. Don Coughenour, escorted by Tom Flipse. All seem to agree that Debbie is just the one to reign over SWHS as Queen 1976. ...ff ,if if in N GIRL WITH THE CRQWNH 'EQ'-U' :.Q.' - sf if ' 1 x 2 ' E A. ln float competition the juniors follow the Yellow Brick Road to a fine third place. B. At their first crack at building a float, Freshman stomp their way to first place. C. As the Seniors tip their hat to founh place in float competition, their real Wonderland was Mohawk Victory over the Tigers. D. Freshman Float received admiration on its fine construction. E. Sophomores awaken from their Dream to a super Second Place. Winning is not only a Fantasy but with Mohawks it's a Dream Come True! !1 b. '4 kr 1, . 1-1 ' , lang! . , '- , ' A-1 . . . A PERFECT HOMECOMING '57 1 To start the Homecoming Festivities Mr. Herman greets Larry Strahm and the other paratroopers, after successfully dropping in with the game ball. Attendants are shown in their classical cars during the parade. Homecoming queen was then announced and crowned during halftime. Fans show their support as they watch the Mohawks tame the Tigers in a 36-0 decision. 17 e' al' -ji U I Jfvff ' c ,Z-LA N X R -W f- YM 1? I, ff N Vw 5 . 'X xi gifs , ,e, X ' s J. W 1: 1 . ,: I air? fun to 'HQNFQQ An always boogie the way 7 CLUBS A. Espan'6I Club B. Chess Club C. CYO Officers D. Mission Reps The SDS under the fearless leadership of president Dave Woessner held school-wide meetings, sponsored exchange days, and, all in all, helped improve the student's lot this year at SWHS. 20 CERT BAND N CO -ul i ' 3 ,T I.: fsaswv .4 wt N If . rf' I x, 1 'FEW it I l N M, I. ..,..n1SX,- -- , n-,Q-gl., ggi.. dnl :I LL 4' M 31 1 ix- U -T' ff S A . 4, FX. Q41X o - ' .Q . .f . ..?3,4xN f--M., l,-fp -FY-r --4- - . 'J' S97 x ix' IA N I1Lfl?l-zn .u Hun -Aug! ,ll LL! i , A rf S ai 4 f 1 va 453 I I-, jffwi' 1- mqqggii-Zzgfzlf. gg mQ:a?Tff J wfadlimi H5 All IH a Day S Work At SVVHS HW ' 1 F if f - iw A fi ff' V- ., wang H- og i Nun- .39 Y? s s b .Hr 5.4, no ...ya ACADEMICS Gwlffwwxl 3 wx x0 F , 1 ma y Med Arai 3 ,f3,,:Bfi'N1J' ACADEMICS Mr. Babione tries to act seri- ous in Family Living. - To be or not to be, that is the question, says Fr. Ross. This is Religion class? - Do you think that our marriage will survive? asks Tim of Mike in Family Living. cf'- C+ Av . AV A' i 'AJ' AFA A if l I.. , 5, 1 U QV, V Take of this, all of you, and eat, for this is . . . - You've heard of the Ameri- can Bald Eagle, well this is the Catholic Bald Eagle. - St. Wendelin has more school 'spirit' than you think. - Linda explains, The pri- mary object of this course is to help students achieve a more thoughtful approach to marriage. Gary replies, Huh? K i fy, 12? s Xl i Q ' f so 29 .1-.q3g?'1gr --:- :lift -'-sc: ' V, mf, .-A-- 4 --sn . , .,J1. '.5-I L 5 . 1 .. ...Aa ... QQNV. ' tl ,Q ' QI-'V ' , ' U .f L' 'gag .uf IUSNESS Wow, says Linda Cabovel, I thought it would be M 0 nw harder than this. I typed I0 words, spelled three -1--'S - f - J U right, and it only took 15 minutes! BUSINESS f 5' rosmc .fcouamu -EQTIQES-1f0,'I'HE LCDGER N-gsoyzen I A TRIAL uumc: rnou 'rua uznczn BALANCE ' 'lt llilll I . . . and over here is where the whole thing really gets fun! remarks jerry. tabovel Pi F, x CAboveJ On or off the court, Mr. Caporini is - always working, this time in Business Lavv 'ri-ir: Boonneizri I? I Ill!-L CLC CU AIUU ima -. rn AND EN FIC I Ct ms i p class. tRightl Oh my gosh, says Veronica, fl- -li ' -1 I c:an't hand in this report with that word on it!!! ' .L if 4,77 30 MATH The mathematics department encompasses every- thing from geometry to algebra to modern math. Below - Mr. Peluso helps Jeannie to understand a difficult problem. Right- These boys seem to be saying, Einstein couldn't even figure out that one. Can you tell me how you did it? l ' ' f -- ' -:1.:wF'f1f f ff,,.,fu,ffm. 5Rr,r,.vttfsQ,f+us'xb3.,GQgg,gqgf,55ein F, V- L, A. Face it, Mark, no matter how hard you try, you're still off-balance. B. Dan is trying hard to impress Sister fquarter grades are next week.J C. Smitty learns the scientific method of teeth pulling. D. Our bionic chemistry teacher will self-destruct in five seconds. 32 EXPLQRI 'Q Qi.. U-s K 11 '-4 C Q i M Q i H 5 -. ,. D SCIENCE ll 43, rem f , , X 'i l? lv A. No, no! jim, this isn't fortune telling class, ex- plains everyone as jim mistakes an atmospheric globe for a crystal ball in Astronomy class. B. No one forced you to take Physics, says the photo- grapher as contempt rolls in Greg's eyes. C. Tony proves in Physiology class that looks are inherited. D. Mrs. Laube's energetic Bi- ology class hard at work. 33 ' ned' 1' '- E qfwfflll pr V4 -.i tAbove Leftj Is this supposed to be home ec or biology? lAbove Center? Karen! You're supposed to test all home ec foods on the girls first! lAbove Rightl Kim proudly displays her new gingerbread house. ll You're supposed to sift the sugar, aren't yo u? rl I promise l won't burn the cookies next time! 9 The new version of the hustle? H HEALTH Quick! Someone flip me the birdie! GYM lLeftJ I told you to stay away from my sister. lRightJ Ruth takes her first lesson in dribbling a basketball. ::- 53 I , 1, 1 Vu, L' Jielii-'A .gf.,.f.'-' 1, ESV- , ET? I .. . ,. ' 1 F -4.7 raf- V , . .P-.' 'r 4? V, , .V x . ,if-1 ff? If W2 CQ Q. 1-KF .,..,., . '.::, -1-11 V F-f.f.' ffl.-.., 1.4 . af- QJ 5 r1 , x W r v-H L 'Eh -ffuf: U A I A! , lu, am, 1 L, , 1 ',-5-4' -.,,.- -v ' .1 5 6, -4 , J 1 I x in-4 Q. tsl'- fl. 3 5 ef I Q. ,y- Q3 , '41-X141 : ' g 2. ...5-.., , ve , 0 'lu nnvu l . 44 if it 11... V -1 T .A -4 J gr -Q '39 i li QJEQ l J' if 3? .,,' .ff Q NJ' .v . X- ..-:LiXTF'. ' A. These brilliant freshmen! Ola saw the word read and imme- diately obeyed! B. Moments like this in English!?! Perhaps they're studying a sonnet ..... C. l'm sure every time I come across an adverb or adjective, l'll stop and distinguish which one l'm using. D. Why must au- thors use two-syllable words? john wonders. E. jane Kodor ar- dently joining in another discus- sion. 37 lLeftJ Mr. Fry, the comedian, stumps the class with another Contemporary Problem. tOr is it just another lousy ljoke?J .+ SOCIAL STUDIES lAboveJ Mr. Fry, the philosopher: You've got to un- derstand Ben Franklin with your soul before your brain can make that understanding come out of your lips . . . f????l - a profound statement. lLeftJ Mr. Fry, the historian: And that's the way it was, Dec. 16, l77O. neighbors. UJNU, 'rw gf? 555 Y, . 3 'j-A. '. ,I - ,ll H tTop rightl How do you say 'hillbilly' in French? Montaigne-Guillaumer? wonders Don. iTopl Some- one please tell these girls that Mardi Gras doesn't start until March. tRightl The secret is out- Debbie Rus- sell is in love with Mr. Glase. lLeftl We have to stop meeting like this! Actually, Mr. Fry, social studies teacher in Room 213, and Mr Clase language teacher in 216 are ART iTop ieftj Are you sure Ms. Vitale said that it was OK to use paint-by-numbers? iTop righti Art stu- dents of period 5 piece together the Peanut Men. iAboveJ Tim Burns thinks he's a work of art. 40 1 , ' Xe rf, .N F- 'Z ff' 'A Z5 - . fills' Y, XZKEVI-l 1 , Qi3'Y j-D,-,-,SQ s',LQ-Uff'fT:fQ . Xs','0 'LZ-' Q- Q, QQ.-iifsif IN.-,7f,vy7 ng: .Qi me-' f is et-:psf - R-ez--H 91.25-ge f , EQ? .-r:L9 9 . viii ,fm ffxyk f Avi: ' ,V ,wlh ff J,, 2 I :lg ug? 'iff QI 4 I' I , ' 'X Ji . ,ig , 1 X, ,if -X f '. wg Ak ' ff! -5M, A xl 3 'iff' i 7, ef, , .f .A i Xi' . L ' Q! 4 ', Lt-- Y . V, -' ,. K I Ill! -. , - .x 1' f ' . -f.. i! ,' ' 0' A' ' ' x fl! Z'x X 4, 1 . ew . - f 4- X ,',- 4102 ' ' , , ,,,f I if -Xp , f, V His Jlgybsff , fQ- I fd A, l ,. f - 1- , ' .rf 3 r M5 I .I WALT' A I flfzii-fel:-H A 5 1 . - 1' -2235? , , , 1 , iff 'cvs' IQ xkfh ,ws-ff' -I 'Z' f ' 1, vu nay, an . U P ,Ml n I 1 X I .,--.: ' s. -M-, A 41 .ni- FAC U LTY They are many and varied. There are the obvious differ- ences, there are the religious and the laity, the men and the women, but when in school they do not appear as teachers, with a million peculiarities, but as the faculty, a united group of educators whose assignment, and voca- tion, too, we hope, is teaching .... This is their section. We don't have half the spcae to begin to tell you about them. We have their pictures, or as we in journalism so crudely say, their mug shots, and we have a wealth of facts, likes, dislikes, statistics as well. This is only a feeble attempt, a sketchy summary. We will all carry our particu- lar memories of these people as we go on, and if our sec- tion can re-spark those times in years to come, we've been successful. Mr. Babione, pictured on the left, is pointing out who knows what, but we find him a good introduction to the faculty of Saint Wendelin High School, circa. 1976-1977. FACULTY W I MR. KENNETH HERMAN is also a member of our faculty staff. He is a very busy man around the school because he serves as the athletic director and sells tickets for the football and basketball games. Mr. Herman has a B.S. in Education. He likes butter pecan ice cream and his favorite time of day is evening. He handles most of the discipline around school. Our Pastor, FATHER EMERY I. IGNACZ, was born on October 2O,1933. His favorite color is burgundy and he's a football fan. Father lgnacz has attended Our Lady of the Lake Seminary, Mt. St. Mary's Seminary and St. Thomas University. He graduated from high school in 1951. Father enjoys Columbo, and All in the Family. FATHER STEPHEN P. CAIRNS is chaplain for the high school. This is his third year of teaching religion to the students. He graduated from St. Peter's in Mansfield, went on to receive a B.A. from St. Meinrad's, St. Meinrad, Indiana and an M.Ed. from Zavier University. FATHER DAVID M. ROSS is Moderator for our CYO activities and teaches religion to some of the high school students. He graduated from Lima Central Catholic High School and then continued his education at the University of St. Thomas Aquinas in -A? Rome. His personal pet peeve is umpolished shoes and his favorite beverage is scotch. He has brown eyes and some of his special interests are swimming and golf. SISTER MARY ELISBETH, S.N.D., was born on june 15. She enjoys all kinds of music. If Sister could change her name, she would change it to Sister Mary Elizabeth so people would spell it right! Her favorite color is orange and her favorite time of day is evening. She also enjoys lime sherbert. SISTER MARY DELPHINE, S.N.D., is one of our new creative staff members. She enjoys music, flower arrangements, and reading. She attended the Notre Dame Academy in Toledo. Sister' s favorite colors are blue and blue-green and she enjoys drinking ginger ale. She also enjoys butter pecan ice cream. SISTER MARY DOLORE, S.N.D., graduated from Notre Dame Academy and went to DeSales College to get her B.S., then to Columbia Teachers College to get her M.A. Her hobbies are reading and gardening. CHARLES EDWARD SCHANK was born on january 4, 1953. He is a fan of football, basketball, and hockey. His favorite actor is Robert Redford. He likes casual dress and his favorite candy bar is Hershey's. Mr. Schank is our drivers' ed instructor this year. MR. THOMAS E. SCHETTER is the band director of our school. He helps incite the school spirit at our pep rallies and games with his spirited music direction. He was born on February 20, 1946 and is a graduate of SWHS and the University of Notre Dame. MS. SHARON TRAINOR, another rookie to our staff, has a B.A. in Spanish and Physical Education from Brockport State University. Some of her special interests are: sports ther favorite is badmintonl, the guitar, and singing. Her favorite joke is: What constitutes a seven course dinner for an Irishman? A potato and a six-pack of beer. She is also humorous in the classroom, teaching health, Spanish I, and PE. MS. ROSEANNE VITALE graduated from Start High School in Toledo, then advanced to BGSU to get her B.S. in Education. She teaches Art l,ll,IIl, Crafts, Interior Decorating, and Consumer Math. Her favorite sport is football, movie, Doctor Zhivago, and her favorite singing group is the Average White Band. Her hobbies are travelling and art. MRS. KATHRYN WOLLAM is one ofthe younger teachers in our school- 16 to be exact lor so she saysll She is pretty intelligent for her age, because she has a B.S. in education from Ohio State. She enjoys reading, cooking, bicycling, and laughing at her favorite comedian, Mike Baker. 45 FUTURES TG BUILD A. FATHER STEPHEN D. MRS. MARY LILLY CAIRNS E. SISTER MARY B. MS. LYNNE MABUS MATTHIAS, C. MR. IOHN POCS S.N.D. '.V,. .N F. Ms. SHARON TRAINOR F C. MR. DUANE C-LASE 46 THRDUGH THEDRY AND PRACTICE A. MR. GEORGE FRY B. SISTER MARY DOLORE, S.N.D. C. SISTER MARY LEOTA, S.N.D. D. MR. DAVID BIGGERSTAFF E. F. C. MR. DINO CAPORINI SISTER MARY DELPHINE, S.N.D. MR. CHARLES SCHANK 47 A. A. MR. EUGENE PELUSO B. MRS. KATHRYN WOLLAM C. MR. THOMAS SCHETTER D. FR. DAVID ROSS 'X x STUMBLING BLOCKS X' B. BUILDING BLOCKS E. MR. ROBERT BLUHM F. MR. KENNETH HERMAN E. 48 FUTURES THE DAYS, A MR. THOMAS BABIONE B FR. EMERY IGNACZ C SR. M. ELISBETH, SND D MRS. VIRGINIA LAUBE YEARS, HDURS, AND E MR. EUGENE HIPP E MS. ROSANNE VITALE G SR. M. LLAURA, SND THE MDMENTS 49 SISTER MARY LEOTA, S.N.D., is a mathematics whiz. She has attended St. joseph High School, Fremont, DeSaIes College, Toledo, and the University of Detroit. Besides her classroom work, Sister also takes care of the high school chapel and she does a marvelous job. SISTER MARY MATTHIAS, S.N.D., has a B.A. in English from DeSales College. Sister's favorite actor and actress is any St. Wendelin- lad or lass, and her idea of a good joke is when a St. Wendelinite shows up at school on a free day! Sister Matthias' favorite sport is baseball and her favorite movie is The Sound of Music. SISTER MARY LLAURA, S.N.D., is also new to our school this year. She's the one with blonde hair and blue eyes. She drinks pepsi and her favorite colors are red and blue. Sister is also interested in music. She has a B.A. in English and German and an M.A. in Theology. SISTER MARY ROSALEE, S.N.D., is also a new member of our faculty this year. She is known as the creative choir teacher around school. Sister is only at the high school for half a dayp the rest of her time is taken up with the grade school children, prospective singers too! 50 A. - Gene Peluso, wife Gloria, and their children pose for a family portrait. B. - Duane Glase and his wife Denise on their wedding day. C. - Vivacious gym teacher Sharon Trainor at work. D. - Lynne Mabus and friend posing under the bright sun. E. - George Fry is caught using his mustache wax. t......f..,.,- W l.'-. . :f l l 3 ' ?,,43 t 1 B.. 4 A. - 84 B. - Dave Biggerstaff with his wife Carrie, and in one of his Language Arts classes. C. - Dino Caporini with Tony and jaime. D.- john Pocs indulges in another festive faculty luncheon. E. - Gene Peluso lectures to his geometry class. F. - Duane Clase asks the fatal question - Parlez-vous francais? MR. EUGENE WILLIAM HIPP is our school guidance counselor. He was born on June 13, 1929. He has a B.S. in English and an M.A. in Education. He attended Fremont St. loe High School. Some of his special interests are reading, fishing, and travelling. His pet peeve is intolerance of any kind. MR. ROBERT LOUIS BLUHM helps with our band. He graduated from Cleveland Heights High and attended B.G.S.U. He has blue eyes and is interested in model airplanes. He likes jerry Lewis, Frank Sinatra, and baseball. MR. THOMAS MICHAEL BABIONE is new to SWHS this year. He was born on November 12, 1950. He enjoys fishing and camping, and his pet peeve is the lack ofdistribution of national wealth. Mr. Babione looks up to his stepfather as an honest and straight-forward person. He is the coach of the freshman football and basketball teams. 5'l -In I-im. .t.4 . . MR. DAVID S. BIGGERSTAFF is a new face in our school. He is assistant football coach and he enjoys music, waterskiing, and photography. He graduated from Pleasant High School. His favorite song is We've Only just Begun, and his favorite TV show is M A S 'H . He likes strawberry ice cream and shrimp. MR. DINO IOSEPH CAPORINI, IR. is interested in basketball ofcourse. What else could satisfy him? Nothing except . I ,. Meredith Birney, his favorite actress. Can't you just picture him eating a Mounds bar, reading Sports Illustrated, and Watching Starsky and Hutch? These are some of his favorites. Mr. Caporini has B.A. in Business Administration from Ohio Northern University. MR. GEORGE FRY graduated from St. Wendelin in 1970 and has a B.A. in history from Findlay College. Some of his favorites are: movie - All the President's Men, song - Who Will .. L-- ., - Answer? Mr. Fry likes talking to young people, fishing, and watching the news. His favorite joke is: What did one polar bear say to the other polar bear as they slid down the ice chute? RADIO!I MR. DUANE D. GLASE is our new French and Spanish teacher. He was born on january 6, 1950. He graduated from Start High School and the University of Toledo. If Mr. Glase could change his name, he would change it to Smith because he says everyone spells Glase wrong! His favorite beverage is beer and he likes Milky Way candy bars and vanilla ice cream. MRS. VIRGINIA LAUBE has blonde hair and blue eyes, her birthday is October 26. She enjoys travelling and photography. Mrs. Laube has a B.S. from Findlay College, and M.S. from BGSU, and she has also attended UCIA and the University of Hawaii. Her favorite male singer is Frank Sinatra, she likes Power House candy bars and butter pecan ice cream. MRS. MARY LEE LILLY was born on September 14. She has brown hair and brown eyes. Mrs. Lilly graduated from Pennsboro High and continued on to West Virginia University. Some of Mrs. Lilly's hobbies are reading, swimming, bicycling, and travel . . . Her pet peeve is people who lose things and she includes herself in that group. MS. LYNNE MABUS has light brown hair and blue eyes. She is a graduate of SWHS and has a B.S. from BGSU. Her favorite sport is baseball and her special interests include theatre, old movies, antiques, writing, and cooking. She carries a heavy load in the English department as she teaches journalism, public speaking, advanced composition, and reading lab, just to name a few. MR. GENE PELUSO graduated from SWHS in 1960 and went on to get his B.S. from Defiance College. His favorite song is You've Got a Friend,: and his favorite movie is Brian's Song. He enjoys Hshing, hunting, and travel. Mr. Peluso once said he asked for a raise and he got one - he moved from the second to the third floor! MR. IOHN A . POCS is the head of our English department. He l attended SWHS and got his B.A. and M.A. from BGSU. He has brown eyes and enjoys cooking and reading. His favorite joke is: American soldier tcoming to a British hospitall Did they bring me here to die? Nurse: No, they brought you here yester-die! WORKING TO HELP KEEP US GOING OUR COOKS: A MRS. TERESA LEE B MRS. CLARA BRICKNER C MRS. IOSEPHINE HOOVER D MRS. IANE BRICKNER OUR IANITORS: E MR. CHARLES MACIAS F MRS. KAY CARTER G MR. ABODIA HERNANDEZ OUR SECRETARIES: H MRS. SUE HARDING I MRS. ADELL LININGER 53 D' SPORTS A QSM U sk Q' av N i spoms ,419 WD I 4 , A Q -'Cf r 1 Dan it 4 M u- e1rl3f3LrhQT 1 -. ..-Y 4. ', - -fu-gzg-A ,X Q . rf.- Lf'LI. , ,gg HU. . 5 1 . Phi -mr' E' ',e5.,,.-L . ' ' .Q Q..-fm hula.. . - 5, .xxLQ'!'L'-S Y- ! ', 1- gh f. 'xv to qualify for the districts where they finished twelfth. Leading the harriers again was All-Ohioan Greg Yost, who compiled a fourth in sectionals, 18th in districts, and 20th in state competition. Closing in on Greg was gutsy Dan Hunter, who ran as a consistent second man. He had a personal best of 10:18. Following closely was Steve Geroski with a best of 10:26. Running as a tough fourth man was Tim Seibert, the only underclassman among the Top Five. Running fifth was Mark Geyman. Additional strength was added by Dan Smith, Bill Lininger, Phil Warner, Mike Byrne and Nick Bouillon. Many thanks to Coach Fry whose help was invaluable to us all. TCD THE FINISH . 'ilu vi, I-,.,.. ,E L-dd-H vi: f X .fr 5-1 K N a .xr 94 P' su Q , Wi sl1k,,,tg,f fl, MN im N i Row 1 - Steve Brown, Tony McKinnon, Greg Hendricks, Tim Moes, Dave Affholder, Nick Bugner, jeff Reiter, Kevin Frias, Nick Zeyen, Bob Bodart, jeff Lee, Mike Cramer. Row 2 - Mgr. Chuck Boyd, jeff Schalk, jim Naderer, Raul Hernandez, john Thiry, Pat Faeth, Mark Emerine, joe Hammer, Harry Cramer, Dave Kramb, Gary Williams, john DiCesare, Steve Miller, Randy Frankart, Mark Brostman, Trainer Tom Brickner. Row 3 - Coach Gene Peluso, Doug Hendricks, Norb Filliater, jeff Gehring, Steve Elchert, Mark Frankart, Steve Tuttle, Rick Lee, Mark Brose, joe Bodart, Tim Gase, joe Mueller, Ron Hammer, Tom Ray, Dwight Drake, Mark Baker, Tom DiCesare, Victor Frias, Coach Tom Babione, Coach Dave Biggerstaff. SAINTS CAPTURE CLASS A REGION 10 CHAMPIQNSHIP QC f-iq-tr, S T' WN' , . . t Y fiffi- . .- 'J' rfil I -' l i -' Co-Capt. Greg Hendricks Co-Capt. jeff Lee Co-Capt. Bob Bodart Co-Capt. Dave Affholder 60 Q 5' T ....f,. s LV- lf-3 3- -. -27 ,A,, J , 4 . r 5 ' 1 ,I ff 29' I v,'. fr- .,,s -1 X ,. I Q 1 Y 'wp- 3 f F .' . x D . A417750 -vvgmi, QE Wa Wigan 'AVA ...Aw nw, A LOOK BACK T A SUPER SEASO OF FOOTB LL- 1976 ST. WENDELIN 7 - GIBSONBURG 6 In the first game of the '76 season the Saints faced off against the Gibsonburg Golden Bears, and in the first half it was a typical knock-down, drag-out fight. The Saints broke the ice with one minute remaining in the half, Mike Cramer took a handoff from jeff Lee on an end around pass and unloaded to Dave Affholder downfield. When the smoke cleared it was Affholder in the end zone with six points. Cramer kicked the EP for a 7-0 lead. ln the second half Gibsonburg came back with a score but the all-important extra point hit the goal post and bounced short. It was a real break for the Saints as they chalked up win No. 1 ST. WENDELIN 20 - LAKOTA 6 The Mohawk offense started to move as they scored 20 points on Lakota's huge defense. The first score came of a nine yard pass from Lee to Cramer. Later, Greg Hendricks scored his first TD of '76 from three yards out. Lee then closed out the scoring in the fourth quarter with a two yard TD sneak. ST. WENDELIN 27 - HOPEWELL-LOUDON 0 The Mohawk defense turned in a super night while recording their first shutout of the year, while on the other hand, the offense turned in an equally impres- sive slate. Lee riddled the Chieftain defense with two TD passes, one to Cramer for 42, and one to Affholder for 23 yards, respectively. Hendricks rambled for 80 yards on 13 carries and one 21 yard touchdown run. ST. WENDELIN 28 - OTTAWA HlLLS 7 I ST. Wendelin's fourth victory turned into a laugher as Dave Affholder ran wild through the Green Bear de- fense. Blackie carried the ball 27 times for 211 yards, all in three quarters. He ran for touchdowns of 39, 67, and 13 yards as the offensive line created un- believable holes in the OH defense. Lee scored the last TD on a three-yard run. Mike Cramer had a per- fect night with four EP conversions. ST. WENDELIN 38 - NORTH BALTIMORE O Win No. 5 came on Homecoming night as the Mohawks romped over the Tigers. Affholder gained 130 yards and three TD's, Pat Faeth scored on a five yard pass from Lee, and Hendricks bulled his way in from one yard out to cap the scoring. 62 ST. VVENDELIN 19 - LAKESIDE O The SW defense turned in their third straight shutout and even added a safety as the Mohawks won their sixth game in six attempts. Cramer converted his first field goal of the year from 34 yards and gathered in a 63 yard bomb from Lee. Affholder scored the final TD from 21 yards on an option play. ST. WEN DELIN 12 - SANDUSKY ST. MARYS' 6 This night was history as the Mohawks recorded their first win over the Panthers since 1951. A 21 yard sweep from Affholder provided the first score. An 11 yard run by St. Marys' tied the score and Affholder's extra effort blocked the extra point. lt was tied till late in the fourth quarter when Lee pitched out to Affhol- der who ripped off 33 yards. Three plays later Lee hit Faeth in the end zone for the winning touchdown. FREMONT ST. IDE 22 - ST. WENDELIN 14 St. joe proved to be a little better than anyone thought as they dealt the Saints their first loss of 1976. The only SW scores came from pass plays from Lee to Cramer covering 19 and 22 yards respectively. ST. WENDELIN 14 - NORWALK ST. PAUL 14 The Mohawks needed at least a tie to capture a bid in the state playoffs and they did just that. The Mohawks began great as Affholder scored on a 42 yard run and a TD pass from Lee. But the Flyers did not give up as they capitalized on three Mohawk fumbles and one interception to tie the game. IN THE STATE SEMI-FINALS ASHTABULA ST. IOHN 29 - ST. WENDELIN 7 The Mohawks were the Region 10 Champs, and be- cause of that they won a bid to play in the state playoffs in Lorain. In running into a very big St. john team the Saints found the going tough, scoring only seven points. The Herald offense made their own holes and powered their way past the Mohawks. But even in losing the Saints brought state-wide recogni- tion to the school and city, we cannot doubt It was a very good year. A LAST LOOK AT THE SWHS FOOTBALLSENIORS Greg Hendricks Dave Affholder jeff Lee Bob Bodart Mike Cramer Tony McKinnon Nick Zeyen leff Relief Tim Moes Steve Brown F Nick Bugner The 1976 football season was filled with many great moments and memories, and a great majority of these were provided by these ll seniors. We would like to thank Coach Peluso and his staff for the support that allowed us to go all the way to the state playoffs. 63 RJ X . 5,51- E23 195- fm? ,ff . ..-FP JD ., yi REGION IO CHAMPIONS THE 1976 MOHAWKS, UNDER THE LEADERSHIP OF SUPER COACH GENE PELUSO, REALLY SHOWED EVERYONE WHAT THEY WERE MADE OF BY WINNING NOT ONLY SEVEN GAMES, BUT THE REGION IO COMPUTER POLL CHAMPIONSHIP AS WELL. 65 , V , -f - 'N 1 ' tg? '- ,, 15,2 Varsity Volleyball Team - Ruth Brose, Mary Fox, Chris Droll, Nancy Yost, Linda Reiter, Nancy Macias. Reserves. - Barb Doe, Lynn Geroski, Margaret Yost, Diane Yost, Karen Brown, Pam Reiter. I Varsity Basketball Team - Mary Fox, Veronica Macias, Ruth Brose, Carlie Droll, Nancy Macias, Nancy Gates, Louanne Baker, Diane Frias, lane Gillig, Lisa Schreiner. Resewes - Beth Reiter, Nancy Yost, Lisa Walters Debbie Moes, Michelle Case, Karen Brose, Linda Reiter, Emily Naderer, Pam Reiter, lohnna Walter, Patty Kreais, Jacque Macias, Becky Blaser, LouAnn jurrus. to BASKETB LL I mohawk varsity irre me if 1 l lo Ron Hammer, Mike Cramer, jeff Lee, Steve Geroski, Gary Williams, Tony McKinnon, Phil Warner, Arnold Frankart, jeff Reiter, Dave Kramb, Pat Faeth, and Harry Cramer. 68 435 CAGE CAPTAINS This year's co-captains were senior jeff Lee and junior Harry Cramer. jeff Roach Lee led the team in the scoring department by hitting 16.5 points a game. He also led the team in assists and was second in steals to fellow captain Harry. Harry averaged 11.1 points a game and was second in assists. jeff will be sorely missed due to graduation while Harry will return for another year of 'prep basketball. Their fine example of leadership sparked the Mohawks to an outstanding 17-4 season. lll i ' To the astonishment of almost everybody, friend and foe alike, the 1976-77 Mohawk cagers bounced their way to their best year since 1973. There were surprises and action galore in a season that provided the best in thrills, most notably a satisfying victory over arch-rival New Riegel. 70 r' 'iv' 5-'L l Q v , 1D V .tal K Q E A - Tony carne off the bench against Bettsville to pump in 20 points. B - Pat drives the lane against state runner-up Mansfield St. Pete. C - Against Woodmore, Tony proved to be the board strength the Saints needed. D - Ron scores a very important bucket against New Rie-gel. E - JR says, Meet you after the game, to the nice-looking blonde up in the stands. 71 l r Q an X ,. if -- n, 11' ' ' 5 A -5 , A f ' 'fl ' 4 r'W x ' ' , 4 Qi , I W- 3 Q I Y . ' . ' 9 -m V -iw ,jk n , . ' 5 ' 1 'F' ' A ' 1 ' 3 ' fl ' is-N.,-. ,E I I ,,,f f '2, f', .. 'i , f ' ff af , iff? f f 1- j V Q , ' , , ., ,, X f ff , lx 5.,.. -f h A Vg f , 25-vij Dag- if -'hi j.j5:nfgW ., -LA B S Inq: 542' t i iid! 4 V t, , N :trai l N. - T -j ,, JA xx '. ' . ft' I- , ,342 A , 7,, q I W G ' H n. Q i n ' 'L . 4 . M N au3f,.432f f -A f - 1+ ' 5 'fl A -5,1 ,133 A ' 11' 5 Q - X 4 v i S2 I I 'AQM 6' -vw A. ' GREY , ' - ' 4 , , 3 4 VX. - - :xi f 1 2,5'z .is ,. 1 ff 'Q ' ,Q-'S -' K- mi-H K rug rl, -'A 1. - 1 A ' .Q -I gf: - z- . A W 'YH I 4.2 tQ.5jB,'Ql d L ff I 3 I,-4'-Zqgig n 1 J .4 QQ , -,ss NM . .F , ' - -f 1 , R ,, - pk 'A 1 . FQ! . .4: In . A ! 'Q V M 'fi' ,uv - r .H ,yn , 1' .11 3 J' - Q. x 1 v . .1 Ln I . i I vffn- .1 , ' . 'NR Q X1 Q' 'N - ' Lt. 'Ja 2 f'- QALVJ ? Q , 13 mx Xiu' J . .fb x i ' 1 if JC, 'r ' ' ' 'I mx, 5 ,E Nw ' M 1 'SX j ....,..f - A l fx N ' . ,A .H A , ' ' f ' 1 A ' v .li Ala .-2.,A'3A'7' , D ', I 045 i. ,Q K . F ,' 2 .. v J mi V - ' ,H ' . Y we - -'tra ' 1. 'V 9 'xx , ,Q J'r1'f5' Q31 . t ff ff , '. ' gl-7, ,. k ,QQ-ig, Q 'i -- ::.-' Y'- 2 91: I t f fl A-Qi-sF.'f lf' I, f' '57 xg Q . Agua A ' ' ilk A I f X H j c Top Row: joe Mueller, Steve Elchert, jeff Gehring, Mark Frankhart, Tony Lee, jeff Schalk, joe Bodrt, Rick Lee. Bottom Row: Coach Fry, Tim Case, Ron Hammer, Mark Baker, Tom DiCesare, Mgr. Nick Reiter. ST. VVENDELIN 1976-77 RESE T! vi Tk?-.. ' 1 ri A LITTLE BIT OF EVERYTHING 2 Plagued by inexperience, the frosh football team and Coach Babione lost their first four games of the season. But the inspired Babionians would not roll over and die. They won their last game by beating Hopewell-Loudon in a hard-fought contest, which put a smile on Coach Babione's face. The freshman basketball season was one of frustration for Coach Babione but it wasn't without its high points. Their record was 2-11, but they matured as the season wore on. They entered a tournament and won their first game over Cory-Rawson. They then lost to a superb McComb team who were undefeated to end their season. Nevertheless, the team played with determination and never gave up until the final buzzer sounded. The CYO Basketball team finished a fine season with a sparkling 9-3 record. Teamwork and hustle helped the CYO glide to eight easy victories before falling twice straight, one was a controversial game, the other featured a double overtime. They won their first game in the tournies before being edged in their next. The CYO Mohawks still managed to close their season with a league crown under their belts. VARSITY FOOTBALL GIBSONBURG LAKOTA HOPEWELL-LOUDON NORTH BALTIMORE LAKESIDE ST. MARYS ST. JOE ST. PAUL in the playoffs ASHTABULA ST. JOHNS FRESHMAN FOOTBALL 20:6 za-o 32-0 19-0 12-6 14-20 14-14 29-7 ARLINGTON 6-28 ST. JOE 0-22 EISENHOWER 6-14 LAKESIDE 12-6 CYO BASKETBALL Hopewell Loudon St Peters Tuf St Marys St Mikes Carey T1f St Joe Tif St Marys Carey Tif St Joe St Mikes 66 45 83 12 94 51 66 62 68 62 75 40 58 50 33 53 64 66 68 65 VARSITY 68-61 80-60 63-49 72-61 62-52 53-62 68-71 85-68 77-58 59-53 67-60 73-71 OT 80-69 64-63 IOT 84-63 68-76 72-60 72-61 64-55 43-79 VARSITY 37-40 37-34 45-37 32-52 37-82 21-71 43-42 45-47 40-29 21-32 35-43 53-24 46-30 BASKETBALL ST. PAUL HOPEWELL-LOUDON NORTH BALTIMORE SOUTH AMHERST LAKOTA ST. MARYS ST. PETE ST. JOE PERKINS HOPEWELL-LOUDON MCCOMB VAN BUREN MARGARETTA NEW RIEGEL BETTSVILLE J OLD FORT GIBSONBURG HOPEWELL-LOUDON WOODMORE CORY-RAWSON GIRLS BASKETBALL North Baltimore Oak Harbor Hopewell-Loudon H New Riegel Eastwood Arcadia Lakeside Otsego Lakota Gibsonburg Bettsville St. Joe RESERVE 46-36 35-44 42-49 -4 -50 -64 -38 53-44 50-60 54-51 37-35 46-40 65-48 64-57 Sectional Champs! District RESERVE 3-29 14-23 18-44 31-24 23-26 11-35 27-20 15-21 20-44 6-16 31-30 16-32 51 42 52 1 7 6 49 41 52 es OTTAWA HILLS 28-7 79-68 CALVERT 51-59 53 51 44 I I , J X Rossford 65 44 Chrlst the King 41 65 Itedu 5335 ' -9 , 1 . -J , sw 4' Q 382 ' . 55 Va f a - .gy yr, f ---:uw-' 5 -1 ,, i:' J' ' 1 V Mwwf- .Lx 3-Wiggle A M I b.,-' -,,. 1? r ,N U Q, 'Ms'-r' 'lx u,!,f I ri. ma 'QA sv' 7,54 'Ui' ww 5 DERC LASSME Freshman initiation. Sophomore slump. Class rings. Dances, proms, floats, further privileges . . . part of being an underclassman at a first-class school. Not the cream of the crop, but almost as good. Whereas life is a locker number and computer card, you are a name, and what names there are . . . Doug Guillen, Carlie Droll, Lisa Feldman, Ann Huth, joe Bodart, Tina Kirian, Scott Spitzer, jolynn Moes, Dean Yost, 'Mary Beth Droll, jeff Gehring, julie Hammer, Chuck Boyd, julie Seiler, Brian Clahan, Harry Cramer, Lynn Geroski, Brian Markey, Sandy Conine, Tim Flipse, Pam Lang, Greg Schreiner, Nick Reiter, Michelle Case, Mark Brostman, Debbie Russell, Louann jurrus, Delene Gabel, Mark Ziegman, Chris Warner, Malinda Holman, Steve Tuttle, jack Fox, john Thiry, Lisa Droll, Tony Lee, Pat Faeth, Steve Elchert, Cindy Reineke, Phil Warner, Victor Frias, Pam Reiter . . . DERCLASSME y FRESHME Class Officers for the Fabulous Freshman Class of 1976-1977 are: President, jim O'Donnellg Vice-President, Lisa Walters, Secretary, janet Cassidy, and Treasurer, Mike Byrne. Class Flower: Yellow Rose Class Colors: Yellow and Green Class Motto: We are the future, looking out on the past. We are the present, making old things last. We are tomorrow, thinking of yesterday. We are today, doing things our own way. Doug Brian Patricia Linda Sylvia Rebecca Nanette Affholder Baker Bauer Baumbach Bernal Blaser Bouillon f N fi Nicholas Karen Lisa Tim Mike janet David Bouillon Brose Brostman Burns Byrne Cassidy Chwalik F' L L1 .iklssall N f. . . , ir F-T1 .. ' . fbi xo Maria Sue Cindy Laurie Ted Beth Barbara Cramer Doe Droll Droll Elias Faber Fox , f' ' ryan W hx: .j ,if-' grin , 1- .sgiw h,. . , 5 - M, Did you ever feel a big, wet, melting snowball make its way down your back? This group of hapless freshmen are being re-initiated by the seniors . . .lack Fox calmly poses for the camera and Don Hunter and Larry Gomez make their way through a Spanish exam. Brian Michelle Larry Don Bob Stephanie David Gahan Case Gomez Grine Grine Grine Groves lack Fox x jf' Dale Frankart Don Frankart Doug Sue jeff lim julie jeff Guillen Hagenmaier Hagenmaier Hammer Hammer Harding xx., Q- N ,K Judd Rudy Stacey Mary Don Nancy Herman Hernandez Holderman Hulderman Hunter Huth Above: joy Walters is hoping, Maybe we're on D Lou Ann Tony Chris Tina jurrus Keels Kinn Kirian for . T , g..f N' , schedule! Right: Don Grine and Nan Bouillon ,4'+..,3 listen in on Religion class. ' Patty Pam Tony jackie Brian Dave Debbie Kreais Lang Lee Macias Markey Myers Moes NV 80 nd i'4I xg- gy . .44 'bfi XE,1iL 'X Al if x. 1 . Emily james Cindy Margaret Teresa Linda Pam Naderer O'Donr1ell Reineke Reinhart Reinhart Reiter Reiter rx Y- Beth Todd Brenda Kathy Kathy Reiter Runion Schreiner Schroeter Schroth Gus jeff Jorge Larry johnna joy Sierra Souder Trevino Walsh Walters Walters ? .jx-. ' 77 w i Lisa Chris Bill Carolyn Dean Lisa A - joketime in Child Development class. B - Hey, Pam, are you trying to avoid our photographer? C - I wonder if this is a good time to ask her to the dance. Amy Walters Warner Wh itta Woessner Yost Yost Ziegman 81 SQPHOMCDRES Nancy William Mark Lee joseph Ronald Mark Ariza Babb Baker Baumbach Bodart Brickner Broge Q-J Q59 If fx, Bryce Mark john Brown Brown Brubaker Lisa Sue Patrick Kevin Virginia Christina john Bugner Cassidy Collins Collum Cuellar Dibling Dibling Soph Class Officers: Mark Baker, VPg Mary jo Schroeter, Sec'yg Diane Hubbard, Pres.g jeff Schalk, Tres. Class Colors: Rust and Goldg Class Song: Hands of Timer Class Motto: Other people see things and say why, I dream things that never were and say why not. 82 1,04 . ii gl Eiti'gZg,-f+ john Tom Dwight Lisa Nina Stephen Richard Dibling DiCesare Drake Droll Duran Elchert Endicott Vicki Lisa Norbert Timothy Beth Mark Victor Evans Feldman Filliater Flipse Fox Frankart Frlas i I V' at ' ' Timothy jeffrey Lynn jennifer ! fy I t: Case Gehring Geroski Gillig 4 L 1 ' L iAboveJ joe Mueller serves it up in gym class. iRightl jesse Lopez delivering a captivating speech. xff Patricia Kenneth Ronald Beth Douglas Reuben Laurie Grine Hallman Hammer Harding Hendricks Hernandez Holman 83 Arlene Diane john Melissa Andrew Patricia Richard Howard Hubbard Huth Karg Kramb Lang Lee je55e Steven Lgpez Martinez X- . W, JN ' :X . S 'vm ' Y A 'NQX XX The sophomores work diligently on their float for Homecoming 1976. Richard jolynn joseph Teresa Miller Moes Mueller Nye Toni Daniel Dwayne Thomas john Mike Pinskey Podach Puffenberger Ray Reineke Reinhart ,Gin A Ed Nick Debbie jeff Lisa Mary Cindy Reiter Reiter Russell Schalk Schreiner Schroeter Schroth julie Gary Dana Kevin Seiler Smith Stumpp Sullenberger Anne Steve Ken james Keith Tobin Tuttle Walter Whitta Woessner tLeftl Diane Hubbard poses for the camera. CAboveJ Mike seems to be - enjoying himself in Building Materials class. hc.: Diane Nancy Beth 'Mark Yost Yost Zeyen Zlegman 6- llVET LKI GlU IORS john Lou Anne Mike Linda Arnold Baker Bauer Beeson Patty Chuck Chris Torn Bouillon Boyd Brickner Brickner lBelowJ Mary ponders over a deep religious question: Why can't Father Ross look like Robert Redford? lRightl Linda says, Hey, don't laugh at my new shoes! 2'2- -.L 1 fi Becky Mark Karen Laura Brose Brostman Brown Brown Todd Patty Bob Sandy Burns Collet Collins Conine np... Flower: White Rose Iblue tintl Song: Time in a Bottle Colors: Baby Blue and Navy Blue Motto: I do not fear tomorrow for I have seen yesterday and I V love today. President: Laura Hubbard Vice President: joseph Droll Secretary: jane Storey Treasurer: Michael Stoner Steven Harry john Sandra Cook Cramer DiCesare Doogs Carlyn joseph Mary Beth Mark Droll Droll Droll Emerine Patrick Arnold Randall Diane Delene Nancy lane Faeth Frankart Frankart Frias Gabel Gates Gillig 87 j 1, Jaw' X 1 r 12 , ri joe Rob Raul Lori Hammer Herman Hernandez Herrig Ron Linda Malinda Laura Hipsher Holman Holman Hubbard pf , Nurs lAboveJ Tim Seibert at his merriest. lRightJ loe Droll Ann Steve Chris Beth casually makes it through another class. Hufll l0hHS0f1 K6elS Kramb Dave Teresa Teresa Angela Nancy Mary Mary Kramb Kramb Lannen Macias Macias Moes Naderer 88 Kathy Ron Brenda Theresa Marcia Greg Tim Nye Opp Reinhard Rumschlag Schalk Schreiner Seibert 1 .-k ,t Linda Scott Mike lane Sendelbach Spitzer Stoner Storey If fl -as john Tom jan janet Thiry Tobin Walter Wangler Phil Ron Gary Mary Cindy Warner Whitta Williams Yost Bugner l 4, J i 'SN Y .av 51 ..-- r TJ' V 1 5 l R - Laura Brown and Pat Collet, two studious juniors, tackle another day in class. 89 - -fr ' f m1rnq,iJfm1 ' 'sz ' .v f Q-Q I . fv H L Q, Q.-, V ' e ' fsf! i iQ -i , ,,-3 Mg, gh , ' X- 'f wg S ,,,,.2L., .Mgd -:fu 11. ' 'fW'if'? 5 f-. . andy, if Q SE IORS Don't walk in front of me -I may not followp don't walk behind me - I may not I leadg just walk beside me and be my friend. White Carnation ISN fb I . , s t 'ML f, ':4 3.3-' A , . - f, . - A tillanllgjr- , :'. .gp -mb' ig a ' -it-lfv-,Q 1 ' if we :fe X r A r -.f 4, 51. -, ,.'5i .-' ,V TE5s' r4V '- '3 -X xi' ',fQ.-.-Q :A I . , ft- Q -L 'LX' , f -Jcxgxff 1 2 , 1 4931. .,-,-1.1 - F 1 - . 5: J ' 1' A - ' 4 fd. , . ' A -- -gg-fsf., 1-1. W X W - V, iq! bf. ' tk- I. f t 4 ' , 'U .'-':x 5Q5'f.LCP'Q'- a.. Jr- .1 4. r ' f- -X- Mint Green and Forest Green Lean On Me ' SE IURS ALICE MARIE GILLIG ANTHONY KRAMB ANTHONY JOSEPH MCKINNON SVVHS BARBARA IEAN DOE BARBARA ANN MARIE GATES BERNADETTE MARY THIRY BEVERLY JEAN CASSI DY CHRISTINE DROLL CHRISTINE MARIA LONSWAY VIP's CHRISTINE MARIE RUMSCHLAG CHRISTINA MARIE SMITH CYNTHIA IEAN SCHREIN ER DANIEL SCOTT HUNTER DANIEL IOSEPH SMITH DAVID JOHN AFFHOLDER DAVID SCOTT HARDING DAVID CHARLES CASE DAVID GERARD HAMMER DAVID EARL WOESSN ER DEBORA ANN COUGHENOUR DEBORAH MARIE HARTMAN DONNA JEAN CWELLYP PARSONS DOUGLAS ROBERT BAKER DOUGLAS ALLEN REITER. EDWARD LOUIS WALTERMYER ELAINE SUE PEIFFER ELIZABETH ANNE MACIAS GARY STEPHEN YOST GERALD EUGENE PODACH GLORIA MARIA CU ELLAR GREGORY DALE HENDRICKS ff -I L 4... X 1 Q Xi ' f Y GREGORY GERARD FIUTH GREGORY JEROME YOST JAMES EUGENE MUELLER IAMES WILLIAM PELTIER IAMES ALLE N WALTERS J jANE MARIE KODOR JANICE ELAINE COCHIE .Ar jANE ELLEN WAGNER EFFREY ALLEN BROOKMAN IEEFREY ALLEN LEE CTHOMASJ JEFFREY REITER 1 Hal. . ' Ly 4 1 '-,.- :ig ' IOHN HUBERT WHITTA Not pictured are: IEFFREY ALLEN WEIDNER KURT MICHAEL MAIER MICHAEL DENNIS CRAMER IOSEPH EDWARD DIBLING IOSEPH JOHN DROLL IOSEPH EARL HALLMAN IOSEPH RALPH NADERER KAREN SUE GUILLEN KAREN SUZANNE KRUPP KRIS ANNE DANIELAK LARRY EUGENE DRAKE Vx ' m KIMBERLY ANN REITER A N LINDA SUSAN WANGLER Rl IANE BAUMBAC MARCIA ANNE STU DRAWA MARK JOSEPH GEYMAN MARK SCHREINER MARK IAMES VALENTI MARGARET MARY YOST MARY ANN FOX MATTHEW RICHARD SACKSTEDER MICHAEL EDWARD BAKER MICHAEL PAUL SCHERGER K. I PI . fl Q 3' I' rv, R at x 'L up 10 4 MICHELE A. STEYER NICHOLAS LOWELL BUGN ER PATRICIA LYNN BAKER MIRIAM SUE DROLL NICHOLAS ARTHUR ZEYEN REBECCA ANN DOE ROBERT ALAN BODART ROBERT ALAN SCH ROTH SANDRA ALICE GRINE ROBERT S. DERCK RUTH ANN BROSE SANDRA ANN HOLMAN SIOBHAN GABRIELLE MARKEY STEPHEN BENIAMIN BROWN STEVEN PAUL GEROSKI IV TEDD PATRICK MEYERS THERESA LYNN TUTTLE THERESA ANN WALTERMEYER THOMAS HARDING FLIPSE THOMAS A. REINEKE THOMAS ANDREW REINHARD TIMOTHY EDWARD MOES VERONICA MACIAS WILLIAM MICHAEL LININGER Crab ALICE MARIE CIILLIG, Aug. 18, CYO member 1,2,3,45 CYO Treas. 45 Foslin Staff 45 French Club 1,25 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Ohio Scholastic Ach. Tests 1,25 Pep!Spirit Club 1,45 Track stats 35 Who's who 35 First alternate Bucke e Girl's State 35 Future plans: college. ANTHONY KRAMB Tony , lan. 21, CYO member 15 Varsity Basketball manager 25 Future pllans: undecided. ANTHONY IOSEPH MCKINNON Pinko , lan. 24, Band 1,2,3,45 Baseball 2' Basketball 1,2,3 4' CYO member 3,45 Football 1,2'3'4' Honor Roll 3,45 Future plans: college. BARBARA IEAN DOE Barb , july 22, CYO member 3,45 Foslin Staff 2,3,4, Co-Editor 45 Honor Roll 3,45 Library Helper 15 Spanish Club 3,45 Pep!Spirit 1,2,4, tV.P. 415 Future plans:-college. BARBARA ANN MARIE GATES Barb , Aug. 27, Candy Striper 1,25 Flag Football 35 Foslin Staff 45 Holmes School Tutor 25 Mission Rep. 1,45 Spanish Club 1,25 Pep!Spirit Club 1,2,45 Track 2' Active in Fostoria Footlighters5 Future plans: marriage. BERNADETTE MARY THIRY Bernie , july' 19, Girl's Basketball 1,2 tmanagerJ5 Class officer 3 tPres.J: CYO member 1,25 Drama Club 35 Flag Football 25 Foslin Staff 45 Holmes Sc ool Tutor 25 Honor Roll 45 Mission Rep. 2,35 Pro-life 35 PeplSpirit Club 1,2,45 helped form SDS constitution5 Future plans: undecided. BEVERLY JEAN CASSIDY Hevi Bevi , March 3, Class Officer 3 tSeC'yl: CYO member 1,2,3,45 Foslin Staff 3,4, Editor 45 Holmes School Tutor 15 Homecoming Attendant 35 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Perfect Attendance 35 Shakespeare Club 35 Spirit Club 45 Who's Who 35 Future plans: to be happy5 Cheaper by the Dozen . CSUZANNEJ CHRISTINE DROLL Chris , lune 26, Girl's Basketball 15 CYO member 1,2,3,45 Foslin Staff 45 Holmes School Tutor 15 I-lonor Roll 1,3,45 Pep!Spirit 1,2,45 Track stats 35 Volleyball CYO 1,2,3, Girl's Volleyball 4' Buckeye Girl's State candidate 35 Future p ans: co e e. CHRISTINERAARIA LONSWAY Peanut , May 11, CYO member 1,2,3,45 CYO Cor. Sec'y 45 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Perfect Attendance 1,25 Spirit Club 45 Who's who 35 Future plans: college. CHRISTINE MARIE RUMSCHLAG Rummy , Nov. 17, Candy Striper 15 CYO member 15 Foslin Staff 2,3,45 Holmes School Tutor 15 Spanish Club 1,2,3,45 Camp Fire Leader 45 Future plans: teach dance and travel. CHRISTINA MARIE SMITH Christi , March 7, Class Officer 3 tTreas.I5 CYO member 25 Honor Roll 1,25 Pep Club 1. CYNTHIA IEAN SCHREIN ER Cindy , May 23, CYO member 1,2,3,4, Officer 2 fSec'yI5 Foslin Staff45 French Club 1,25 Holmes School Tlutor 25 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Mission Rep 3, Pro-life 35 Shakespeare Club 35 Pep!Spirit Club 1,2,45 Future plans: to live5 Cheaper by t e Dozen . DANIEL SCOTT HUNTER Hunts , Aug. 10, CYO member 1,2,3,45 Cross Country 2'3'4 Holmes School Tutor 25 Honor Roll 2,3,45 Perfect Attendance 1,2,3,45 Spanish Club 1,25 Spirit Club 45 Track 2'3'4 DANIEL IOSEPH SMITH Smitty , Nov. 5, CYO member 3,45 Spirit Club 45 Class Officer 2 tPres.I5 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 SDS 4, SDS 45 Homecoming Escort 25 Drama Club 35 Track 1 2 3 4 Cross Country 2 3 4 ' Foslin Staff 3,45 The Society of Distinguished American High School Students5 Future plans: college. DAVID IOHN AFFHOLDER Blackie , Dec. 25, CYO Basketball 45 CYO member 1,2,3,45 Football 1,2'3 4' Foslin Staff 45 Track 1 2 3'4' Future plans: college football. DAVID CHARLES GASE Dudley-do-Right , Dec. 1, Band 1,2,3,45 Chess Club 2,35 CYO Basketball 35 CYO member 1,2,3,45 French Club 45 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Library Helper 35 Mission Rep 15 Ohio Scholastic Achievement Tests 2,35 Science Fair Superior 25 SDS Officer tTreasl5 Spirit Club 45 Future plans: college or academy. DAVID GERARD HAMMER Hamster , March 1, Band 1,2,3,45 Chess Club 2,3,45 Spirit Club 45 CYO member 45 Track 2'3 Cross Country 2'3 Honor Roll 2,3,45 Perfect Attendance 3,45 OMEA Superior 2,3,45 Future plans: undecided. DAVID SCOTT HARDING Crack , Sept. 8, CYO member 1,2,3,45 CYO Basketball 2,45 Baseball 3,45 Track 25 Drama Club 35 Future plans: 2 year tech school. ' 'ig , - . ,- ' I. , I 'I ' u ' ' ' Q . , fi, . .4 . if , 5 V: 2.12 V- .,,v, 'Q fi- I w 108 DAVID EARL WOESSNER Wess , July 13, Pro-Life 3 lPresJ 45 Football 15 CYO member 1,25 Basketball Mgr. 15 CYO Basketball 35 Track Mgr. 25 Cross Country 25 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 SDS 3,4 tPresJ5 French Club 3,45 French Trip 35 Mission Rep 35 Drama Club 2,35 Perfect Attendance 25 VP Adult Found. for Life5 Future plans: college5 Cheaper by the Dozen . DEBORA ANN COUGHENOUR Deb , April 10, Pep!Spirit Club 1,2,3,4, Cheerleading 1,3,45 CYO member 2,45 Flag Football 25 Girls Volleyball 3' Track 1'25 Honor Roll 45 Homecoming Attendant 25 Homecoming Queen 45 Foslin Staff 45 Spanish Club 35 Candy Striper 25 Science Fair Superior 35 Future plans: college. DEBORAH MARIE HARTMAN Clyde , April 3, Library Helper 1,2,35 Future plans: Cosmetology. DONNA JEAN tWELLY PARSONS, Aug. 24, Cheerleadin 1,2,3,45 CYO member 25 Drama Club 1,25 Flag Football 25 Holmes School Tutor 15 Honor Roll 2,3,45 Mission Rep. 25 Ohio Sch. Aclft. Tests 15 Pep!Spirit Club 1,2,45 Buckeye Girls' State Candidate 3. DOUGLAS ROBERT BAKER Doug , March 13, Baseball 2'3 4' Basketball 1,2,35 CYO Basketball 45 Class VP 25 Cross Country 1,25 CYO member 3,45 French Club 1,25 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Mission Rep. 3,45 Ohio Sch. Ach. Tests 35 Science Fair Superior 25 SDS member 2,45 Spirit Club 45 Tennis Club 35 Soc. of Distinguished Am. HS Students 45 Future plans: college5 Cheaper by the Dozen . DOUGLAS ALLEN REITER Easy Rider , Dec. 14, Basketball 1,25 CYO Basketball 45 Cross Country 25 CYO member 3,45 Homecoming Escort 35 Honor Roll 15 Mission Rep. 15 Shakespeare Club 35 S irit Club 45 Future plans: colle e. EDWARD LOUIS WALTERMEYER Eddie , Dec, 9, CYO member 1,25 Football 15 CYO Baskesaall 15 SDS 45 Mission Rep. 2. ELAINE SUE PEIFFER Peiff , May 7, Library Helper 2,35 Pep Club 25 Sec'y for Mr. Hipp 3,45 Future plans: factory. ELIZABETH ANNE MACIAS Liz , July 19, Band 1,2,3,4 tSec'yl5 CYO member 1,2,3,4 tSeC'yl5 Foslin Staff 45 Ohio Sch. Ach. Tests 25 Holmes School Tutor 15 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Spanish Club 1,2,3,45 Spirit Club 45 CYO Volleyball 3,45 Who's Who 3,45 Society of Distinguished Am. HS Students 45 Red Cross Youth Group 1,2,3 tPresI 45 Buckeye Girls' State Candidate 35 Future plans: college. -1--r J GARY STEPHEN YOST July 2, CYO member 1,2,3,45 Football 15 Honor Roll 3. GERALD EUGENE PODACH Jet Head , Oct. 3, Spirit Club 45 CYO member 2,35 Track 2,3. GLORIA MARIA CUELLAR, Oct. 14, Pep!Spirit Club 1,2,3,45 CYO member 3,45 Honor Roll 1,45 French Club 25 Spanish Club 1,2,3,45 Red Cross 1,2,35 Drama Club 3,45 Library Helper 1,25 Foslin Staff 45 French Trip 25 Who's Who 45 Buckeye Girls' State 35 CF Leader 35 JA 15 Future plans: forestry or environmental teach. GREGORY DALE HENDRICKS Rockhead , May 19, Spirit Club 3,45 CYO member 1,2,3,45 Football 1,2 '3 4 All-Ohio First Team FootbalI5 Basketball 25 CYO Basketball 35 Mission Rep. 15 Future plans: college. GREGORY GIRARD HUTH Grug , Jan. 9, CYO member 25 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Who's Who 45 Drama Club 3,45 Perfect Attendance 35 Science Fair Superior 1,25 Nat. Band Assoc. Award5 Future plans: college. GREGORY JEROME YOST Yostie , Sept. 30, Spirit Club 45 CYO member 1,2,3,4 lCo-Pres.J5 Basketball 15 Class Officer 45 Track 1,2'3 4' Cross Country 1'2'3 4' Honor Roll 2,3,45 Homecoming Escort 45 Foslin Staff 45 Drama Club 25 Science Fair Superior 25 Future plans: college. JAMES EUGENE MUELLER Jim , Apr. 22, CYO member 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,25 CYO basketball 45 Track 45 Honor Roll 1,2,35 Band 1,2,3,45 Spanish Club 1,25 Who's Who 3. JAMES WILLIAM PELTIER Kip , May 11, Basketball 15 Cross Country 2'3' Football 15 Track 2' Future plans: undecided. JAMES ALLEN WALTERS Jim , May 4, Basketball 1,25 CYO Basketball 3,45 CYO member 3,45 French Club 1,2,35 PeplSpirit Club 45 Tennis Club 35 YMCA Scuba 3,45 Future plans: military service. t bb-- rr W JANE MARIE KODOR Moon , Jan. 2, Band 2,3,45 CYO member 1,2,3,45 Foslin Staff 45 Holmes School Tutor 25 Honor Roll 3,45 Science Fair Superior 25 Shakespeare Club 35 PeplSpirit Club 1,45 Future plans: college. JANE ELLEN WAGNER, Apr. 29, Candy Striper 15 CYO member 2,3,45 Foslin Staff 45 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Perfect Attendance 1,2,35 Science Fair Superior 25 SDS 1,45 Spanish Club 1,2,3,4 tSec-TresJ5 Pep!Spirit Club 1,2,45 Who's Who 45 Buckeye Girls' State Alternate 35 SW Choir 1,2,3,45 Society of Distinguished Am. HS Students 45 Future plans: college. JANICE ELAINE COCHIE Jan , Dec. 8, CYO member 2,3,4 CVPJ5 Foslin Staff 45 Holmes School Tutor 15 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Ohio Sch. Ach. Tests 1,25 SDS 15 Shakespeare Club 35 Spanish Club 1,25 Spirit Club 45 Who's Who 35 Future plans: undecided. JEFFREY ALLAN BROOKMAN Brookie , Jan. 21, Football 15 Future plans: auto mechanic. JEFFREY ALLEN LEE Roach , Dec. 30, Spirit Club 3,45 CYO member 1,2,3,45 Football 1,2,3 '4' Flag FB Coach 3,45 Basketball 1,2,3'4 Baseball 1,2,3 '4 Foslin Staff 3,4 tSports Headt French Club 25 Science Fair Superior 25 Future plans: college5 Drama Club 4. CTHOMASJ JEFFREY REITER JR , Jan. 2, Spirit Club 45 CYO member 1,2,3,45 Class VP 35 Football 1,2 3 4' Basketball 1,2,3 4' Baseball 1 2'3'4 ' Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Foslin Photographer 3,45 French Club 1,25 Shakespeare Club5 Who's Who 3,45 Drama Club 2,45 Ohio Sch. Ach. 1,25 Science Fair Superior 25 Future plans: to be rich and famous5 Cheaper by the Dozen . JEFFREY ALLEN WEIDNER Audi Bubba , June 23, Football 1,25 Basketball 1,25 Baseball 1,2. JOHN HERBERT WHITTA Gerbie , July 17, Perfect Attendance 35 Library hel er 2,3,45 Basketball Manager 1,2. JOSEPH EDWARD DIBLING Crazy Joe , Feb. 2, Spirit Club 4 trepi, CYO member 1,2,3,45 Honor Roll 1,2,35 4H5 Perfect Attendance 35 Cross Country 15 Track 2,3 4 JOSEPH JOHN DROLL, Aug. 18, CYO member 45 Honor Roll 1,2,35 Band 1,2,3,45 Future plans: work. JOSEPH EARL HALLMAN Shark , Aug. 22, Chess Club 2,3,45 Football 15 Track 3,45 Band 1,2,3,4. JOSEPH RALPH NADERER Dumb Joe , Nov. 26, CYO member 35 Track 1,2,3,45 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 French Club 2,35 Who's Who 35 Chess Club 2,3,45 Science Fair Superior 25 Ohio Sch. Ach. 1,2,3,4. KAREN SUE GUILLEN Chip , July 26, Pep!Spirit Club 1,2,3,45 Cheerleader 1,2,45 CYO member 2,3545 Flag Football 2,45 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Band 2,3,45 Holmes School Tutor 35 Foslin Staff 45 Shakespeare Club 35 Mission Rep. 45 Cheaper by the Dozen . KAREN SUZANNE KRUPP Kruppy , Aug. 26, PeplSpirit Club 1,4 trepJ5 CYO member 2,3,45 Class Sec'y 25 Flag Football 25 Baseball 15 Holmes School Tutor 15 Foslin Staff 35 Mission Rep. 25 French Club 1,2,35 Drama Club 2,45 Fostoria Footlighters 3,45 Future plans: college5 Cheaper by the Dozen . KIMBERLY ANN REITER Kim-bar-ly , May 20, CYO member 2,45 Foslin Staff 45 Pep Club 1. KRIS ANNE DANIEIAK, Oct. 13, Pe !Spirit Club 1,2,45 Cheerleader 1,25 CYO member 1,2,3,45 Flag Football 2,45'Track 15 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Band 2,3,45 Holmes SchoollTutor 15 SDS member 25 Foslin Staff 45 Future plans: college5 Drama Club 4. KURT MICHAEL MAIER LARRY EUGENE DRAKE Count Dracula , Sept. 27, Teacher helper 1,35 Foslin Staff 3,4 tSection head 4J. 110 LINDA SUSAN WANGLER, june 16, Spirit Club 45 CYO member 1,2,3,45 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Foslin Staff4 tSection Head15 Spanish Club 1,2 Shakespeare Club 35 Who's Who 35 Ohio Sch. Ach. Tests 1,25 Science Fair Superior 25 CF Leader 45 Future plans: undecided. LORI IANE BAUMBACH Midget , Sept. 6, Pep!Spirit Club 1,2,3,45 CYO member5 CYO Volleyball 25 Honor Roll 35 Holmes School Tutor 1,25 Foslin Staff 45 French Club 1,25 Chorus 45 Future plans: attend BGSU. MARCIA ANNE STUDRAWA Marsh , Apr. 18, Spirit Club 45 Cheerleading 1,25 CYO member 1,2,3,45 Flag Football 1,25 Track 25 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Holmes School Tutor 25 French Club 1,2,3,45 Foslin Staff 45 Mission Rep. 15 Drama Club 1,2,3,45 Science Fair Superior 25 Future plans: attend Miami U MARGARIET lI:IARY YOST, july 10, PeplSpirit Club 1,45 Girls' Volleyball 45 Candy Striper 15 Perfect Attendance 1,35 Future plans: secretaria 'o . MARK IOSFPH GEYMAN Cracy Goobs , Nov. 20, Spirit Club 45 CYO member 3,45 Basketball 1,25 CYO Basketball 3,45 Track 35 Cross Country 1,2 3'4' French Club 1,2,3,45 French Trip 25 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Science Fair Superior 25 Who's Who 35 Future plans: meteoro ogist. MARK SCHREINER, Oct. 12, Pro-Life 3 tVP15 Spirit Club 45 CYO member 3,45 Class Pres. 15 Honor Roll 1,3,45 Homecoming Escort 15 French Club 1,2,35 French Trip 25 Drama Club 3,45 Science Fair Superior 25 Cheaper by the Dozen . I MARK JAMES VALENTI Fuzz , Aug. 17, Spirit Club 45 CYO member 1,2,3,45 Football 15 Track 25 Honor Roll 35 Foslin Staff 45 Mission Rep. 45 Science Fair Superior 25 Futur plans: artist. MARY ANN FOX Foxie ,1an. 22, PeplSpirit Club 1,2,45 CYO member 1,2,3,45 CYO Volleyball 1,25 Flag Football 45 Girls' Basketball 1,2,3 4' Girls' Volleyball 3'4 Track 1,2,4'Honor Roll 3,45 Spanish Club 15 Drama Club 25 Mission Rep. 35 Foslin Staff 3,4 tCo-Editor15 Future plans: college. MATTHEW RICHARD SACKSTEDER Sacky , Dec. 3, Spirit Club 45 CYO member 1,2,3,45 Class Officer 15 Basketball 15 CYO Basketball 35 Band 1,2,3,45 French Club 1,2,45 French Trip 25 Spanish Club 3,45 Future plans: college. MICHAEL EDWARD BAKER Baines , Dec. 1, Spirit Club 45 CYO member 1,2,3,45 Football 15 Basketball 1,2,35 CYO Basketball 45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Honor Roll 1,2,45 Foslin Photographer 3,45 French Club 1,2,3,45 Drama Club 4. '? MICHAEL EENNIS CRAMER Cosa, Feb. 76 Sriigit Club 45 Football 1'2r3 4 Basketball 1,2 '3 4 Baseball 1'2 3 4' Honor Roll 45 H I s Sc oo Tutor 25 Fos in Sta 2,3,4 i o- itor5 uture p ans: co ege. MllClll-IEAEL PAUL SCHERGER Moe , Feb, 5, S irit Club 45 CYO member 1,2,3,45 Foslin Staff 45 Future plans: college. MICHELE A. STEYER Shelley , Oct. F, Pro-Lilie 35 CYO member 1,2,35 Foslin Stall 3,4 tSection HeadJ5 Karate-yellow belt5 Future I : t h f II d d I l' . - l3AllRlliAhllJSLjnEeDaRCgLLilrlNolillo3ll spiilt Cab 45 CYO member 1,2,3,45 Class Sec'y 45 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 SDS Tres. 35 Drama Club Tres. 2,45 Flag Football 2,45 Band 2,3,45 Holmes Schocil Tutror 1iJFoslir5,SgaEx45 Shakespeare Club 35 Future plans: to be successfully ME. NICHOLAS LOWELL BUGNER Boogie , ju y 6, oot all , I NICHOLAS ARTHUR ZEYEN Z , Oct. 21, Football 1,2 3'4' CYO Basketball 45 Track 45 Band 1,2,3,45 Future plans: undecided. PATRICIA LYNN BAKER Purtt , Aug. 27, CYO member 1,45 Honor Roll 1,2,45 Homecoming Attendant 45 Drama Club 2,45 Flag Football 25 G' I ' Basketball 25 Frenc Trip 25 Mission Rep. 4. ' , REBECCA ANN DOE Beck , May 14, PepfSpirit Club 1,2,45 CYO member 35 Library Helper 35 Foslin Staff 2,3,4 tSection Head15 Perfect Attendance 15 Future plans: get a job. 89, 111 .XQ g ,J T5 I V H ROBERT ALAN BODART ROB , june 10, Spirit Club 45 CYO member 45 Class Tres. 25 Football 1,2'3 4 2nd Team all-district center5 Baseball 45 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Flag FB Coach 45 Track 2' Band 1,2,3 tPresl, 45 Foslin Photographer 45 Shakespeare Club 35 Who's Who 3,45 Mission Rep. 45 Perfect Attendance 25 Video Tape Announcer 3,45 Future plans: college5 Drama Club 4. ROBERT S. DERCK Baretta , May 23, Football 15 Basketball 15 Future plans: carpentry. ROBERT ALAN SCHROTH Bubbareno , june 17, Honor Roll 2,45 Library Helper 1,2,3,45 Future plans: 2 year college. RUTH ANN BROSE Roof , jan. 11, Spirit Club 45 CYO member 1,2,45 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 CYO Volleyball 1,25 Girls' Volleyball 3'4 Girls' Basketball 1 2 ',3 4 ' Track 25 Band 1,2,3,45 Shakespeare Club 35 Future plans: college. SANDRA ALICE GRINE Sandy , July 10, Spirit Club 45 CYO member 1,2,3,45 Library Helper 2,3,45 Foslin Staff 4. SANDRA ANN HOLMAN Sandy , March 31, Pro-Life 35 PeplSpirit Club 1,45 CYO member 1,2,3,45 Honor Roll 3,45 Homecoming Attendant 15 Flag Football 25 Track 25 Band 1,2,3,45 Majorette 3,45 Future plans: secretary. SIOBHAN GABRIELLE MARKEY Punkin , june 22, PeplSpirit Club 1,2,45 CYO member 1,45 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 French Club 1,25 Drama Club 1,2,3,45 Holmes School Tutor 15 French Trip 25 Shakespeare Club 35 Science Fair Superior 25 Cheaper by the Dozen . STEPHEN BENIAMIN BROWN Steve , Mar. 27, Football 45 Honor Roll 1,2,35 Foslin Staff 45 Shakespeare Club 35 Future plans: co ege. . STEVEN PAUL GEROSKI IV Gerk , june 5, Spirit Club 3,45 CYO member 1,2,3,45 Class VP 1,45 Basketball 1,2,3 4' Track 1,2 3'4' Cross Country 1 2 '3 4 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Homecoming Escort 45 French Club 1,25 Who's Who 35 Drama Club 15 Science Fair Superior 25 Future plans: college. TEDD PATRICK MEYERS Tedric , Mar. 21, CYO member 1,2,3,45 Honor Roll 2,35 Holmes School Tutor 15 Foslin Staff 25 Drama Club 25 Library Helper 15 Future plans: undecided. ,L THERESA LYNN TUTTLE TT , Aug. 30, Spirit Club 45 CYO member 3,45 Honor Roll 15 Holmes School Tutor 1,25 Staff 45 Perfect Attendance 35 Library Helper 1,2,3,45 Drama Club 4. A THERESA ANN WALTERMEYER, Aug. 21, Pep Club 15 CYO member 1,2,45 Foslin Staff 4 tSectlon HeadJ5 Future plans: college. THOMAS HARDING FLIPSE Tom , june 7, CYO member 1,2,3,45 Honor Ro 45 Homecoming Escort l THOMAS A, REINEKE Tom , july 22, CYO member 1,2,3,45 Foslin Staff 45 French Club 1,25 French Trip 25 Library Helper 1,2,3. THOMAS ANDREW REINHARD Fats , April 4, Spirit Club 45 CYO member 1,2,3,45 Football 1,3' Track 2,3' Egsg Staff 45 Library Helper 1,25 Future plans: technician. t 5 TIMOTHY EDWARD MOES Slime , Nov. 7, CYO member 1,2,3,45 Football 1,2,3'4 Mission Rep. 45 Drama Club 35 Library Helper 35 Future plans: electronics. , VERONICA MACIAS Ug , Oct. 15, Pep!Spirit Club 1,2 tPres1, 4 tSec'y-TresJ5 CYO member 1,3,45 Honor Roll 1,3,45 Spanish Club 1,25 Library Helper 15 CYO Co-Pres. 45 Girls' Basketball 1'2 3 4 Girls' Volleyball 3' Band 3,45 Holmes School Tutor 15 Staff 45 Shakespeare Club 35 Who's Who 35 Science Fair Superior 25 SW Choir 1,2,3,45 IA 15 B. Girls' State Candidate 35 Society of Distinguished Am. HS Students 45 Future plans: college. l WILLIAM MICHAEL LININGER Willie , Sept. 19, Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 French Club 45 Drama Club 1,2,3,45 Library Helper 45 Chess Club 2,3,45 Cross Country 45 Band 1,2,3,45 Foslin Staff 4 tSection Headl5 Who's Who 45 Perfect Attendance 15 Science Fair Superior 2,35 American Legion Award 35 Future plans: music composition. 112 With you a part of me has passed away And I am grown much older in a dayp I scarce know which part may greater be - What I keep of you, or what you take from me. II4 .ZI,r ' 1. . .i.?d .5 ', ' 1, I' ' I- r ' ffl ,4 NN , I rf.- , lg ' 1 The puzzle of our years. . complete ..,,,-Q.. I 5. Quan' pau I'5'1i :Hr-. 5 f 5 so 1 5xg..f li-24v2'.Q:-1,:q.:v LT F or Q. D1 1- l.I.. I UD 54 Z M U3 .J I- uf C CL C O 4-f .2 D. uf GJ Z ru P ui C cv .c lh Q4 4: cu 8. U E5 L. cu U :J 'O O L. m. 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Union 435-7144 AMERICAN RAILWAY SIGNAL COMPANY Fostoria, Ohio l - 2, -v- x, Northwest Ohio's Most Unique Restaurant and Lounge 205-211 Sandusky St. Fostoria, Ohio Restaurant- 435-6022 Lounge - 435-9829 FRED'S SOHIO White Gas - Kerosene Tires - Batteries - Tire Repairs Lube - Complete Service Mufflers -- Tailpipes Corner Sandusky 84 Buckley Streets Phone 435-1555 Fostoria, Ohio DROLL'S AUTO TRIM Seat Covers Convertible Tops - Carpets Original Seat Repair 435-3148 501 W. Tiffin 120 THE COMMERCIAL PRESS Complete Printing Service 123 E. Tiffin St. Fostoria, Ohio 435-4234 EDISON DISCOUNT DRUG STORE Your Prescription Drug Store Fostoria's Busiest Drug Store Free Delivery Tel. 435-6119 Two free parking lots - Edison's Lot at rear of store plus a member of Park and Shop Brakes Relined 51 9.95 CMost Carsj Guaranteed Mufflers H.,-.1-N Fostoria, Ohio 44830 I COLONIAL ENGRAVING COMPANY Metal, Plastic, Signs Trophy, Brass Badges 2435 Fostoria Rd. Richard L. Zeyen jr. 435-6121 Res. FOSTORIA ELECTRIC 109 Perry St. Phone HE5-8263 Fostoria, Ohio 121 by V21 I, Q 'xu9 A EVE .: Lv A C pl t S- of 365 N -S fin' Tri-County Veterinary 2 , IU,- Clinic Q- eric W W0 STUDIO 455-5565 Sac kett's Gifts 800 N. Main 435-8121 SENECA LUMBER 84 MILLWORK, INC. See us for planning suggestions and estimates for new building and remodeling emo F 635 vv. Tiffin sr. W0 Phone: 435-6671 N TROPICAL COVE Exotic Tropical and Salt Water Fish Aquariums and Supplies 118 W. North St. Fostoria, Ghio 435-6993 Tri- County National Bank A Society Corporation Bank congratulations, graduates, ylllwva dl lig gl i' ' il, . A4v'jl 'f f1.liiNi'l'li Fgiimln :A va il Ii f, f il' N xl -Q X Fnmmencim nnnii and savings cumpang SERVING FOSTORIA IN TWO LOCATIONS IBASCOM INEW RIEGEL NOW WE'D LIKE TO HELP YOU PLAN YOUR FUTURE That's what we're here for - to assist you in whatever you decide. Continuing your educa- tion? Getting married? Going to buy a new car? We can probably give you a hand - with a Ioan, some sound financial advice, or a checking and savings account. Whatever your plans, we'd like to help you put them into action. M efrrr bef al me F12der.7!Depo51I Insuraficp Cofnomnon Member of mu Federal Reserve Sysrem -i '--- - Z. XXIII' - l-'al 41 ?! -NX ,. g 'E 1- Xiu- ' x O W' ' X Cf. L 265 E. Crocker 'vo 435-8147 ss. , S Fostoria Lau nd rymat Dry Cleaning Carl F. 84 Marilyn Podach 1601 N. Countyline St. Fostoria, Ohio 44830 0STORIll 124 EDGEWOOD MANOR NURSING HOME, INC. A Skilled Nursing Facility Apprived By Medicare 435-8112 Administrator: Marilyn 1. Smith Owner: Penny McDermott H NT ALllgNME Compliments of FLOWERLAND l.B. BASEHORE 84 CO. 313 E. High si. 435-6667 Coal - Building Supplies - Concrete Products Sakrete Products - Ready Mix Concrete Majestic 84 Heatilator Fireplaces Congratulations to Class of 1977 Fostoria Concrete Products Inc. FOSTORIA PLUMBING 84 HEATING 300 Elwood Ave. Fostoria, Ohio 435-6746 125 . 'H -'- 4, Q. Q U ,I ilfll g: I, 1 4 -ogisinsnrigi F A -14- .,'4 uvxn I . .E - ,, ll 92 3.11 AP:RAlsAl.S gg , N YE, S ill ' ' ls BUY' SELL-it , , 'gif NoArqs.cAtL,gi5g-2592 V- - ig ' 11:-ioziiennvsabiic' - 7 1,,m,o T Operated by Warren Jensen Roger Kemerley me 1521 N. Countyline Street Open Daily 9:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. 435-2405 Advertising Specialties Trophies - Awards Robert B. Lewe, jr. Rogers Building Fostoriaj Ohio 44830 Phone 1-419-435-6141 .','siI f 4 -,-i if f lg Q , LQQZZN .2 -A .u 1. 1s W We Q lx 84 'ii ls Hossler Auto 84 Body Independent Dealer Rt. 3 - Tiffin, Ohio Jive Seneca Count Rd. 31 2 Mi. S. of Bettsville IO ATE in Maple Grove near Basic Refineries Business - 986-5469 Home - 937-2213 Owned 84 Operated by Dick 126 PEGGS Wallpaper and Paint Store Linoleum Carpeting Drapes Ceramic Tiles 315 South Main St. MANN FUNERAL HOME INC. Since 1910 A Modern Complete Funeral Home Non-Denominational 407 N. Countyline 435-6694 724 EASTERN Ave Congratualtions FOSTORIA. oHio 44830 JAMES C. CONWE to the Class of 1977 l419l 435-5622 4 li from 7725. Q if feamhe afwnbxgdj PAYNE BROS. GREENHOUSE sPEciAuziNo IN Awmmcas, wimoows ooons s ALUMINUM ze. vmvt snows Congratulations to the Class of '77 hi0 Savings 133 West Tiffin Street! Fostoria Shopping Plaza! Fostoria, Ohio 44830 127 , , Compliments of BOUILLON CONSTRUCTION CO., IN 9900 W. Loudon Twp. Rd. 132 435-2479 BONANZA SIRLOIN The Family Restaurant Even a Sv-wwf' ti, te? r an w wr-14 L ,,..,..,.... ns Build' 4,1 ,llgr Pnntm C9 X , 'jigiij If' if , -v 1 , .- fr Q 4 Q' SSE , C 1 . af- ' as-2--1---T V ..-. 4' C. -1, ' ' ' .1-.. -. .'v,c.-lvrbmff up-.1 - 315, Q:-1: , .. .- -- - 9.-1 ....,.-yy.,..:-1,5-patty.:jus.:535-gsz-zQvfaaahiyi-b,.513E'M1af '-'-'rpg -f:3....-,'- -f . ,ne ire. Y' 0 ' - 4.:f.as-vaf-itz:zusimsiqzx2:iwQ34Qgfrwewfr-:v?H:S:4ss'ri- A 'f f . 5' ,gr-rff1'f1f e - 'Ml' ff- U 4 ' , :.a1Na5ff'.-7-.ni.:..m.p,,-14 tw.-. f,1,1.-.--,-Lv. -5- - K-.,-1. -gs -. , -149.-,f-zz:-.M-.' ai.: 1 .f-if D--4 ,. '- . ,. +V 2 ' . -, .-,..s1f.yau RAY G. BURNS Distribution of Sohio Products Sewing Fostoria and Area Since 1957 128 Fostoria Auto Dealers Assn. Cole Motor Sales, Inc. Hummel Motor Sales, Inc. Nye, Inc. O'Donnell Chevrolet, Buick, Glds, Inc. Reineke Ford, Inc. Walter Motor Sales, Inc. Tri-County Motors, Inc. f XC PACKING CO Aurora Capri Owned and Operated by: David Durst 122 East Tiffin St. Phone 435-7236 129 DELL'S Fostoria's Family Restaurant Since 1934 GENE STAHL AND ASSOCIATES 125 W. North St. - P.O. Box 865 Fostoria, Ohio 44830 Insurance Off. Tel.: C4191 435-7711 Real Estate Res. Eve.: 435-7487 FOSTORIA PET HOSPITAL 740 Sandusky St. ' 41,5 435-4666 CAPITAL FINANCIAL SERVICES Capitol Savings 81 Loan Co. 111 South Main St. Fostoria, Ohio 44830 435-8136 SUPERETTE INC. 251 Sandusky 435-4561 DONORS jan Anderson Mr. 81 Mrs. Silverius Coleman Mr. 81 Mrs. Howard N. Fox VANDERHQFF BQDY SHQP Mr. 84 Mrs. Ken Frankart lohn V- Gregg Rear 243 Lytle St. 435-7134 Daniel Vanderhoff CONTINENTAL CABLEVISION OF OHIO, INC. 119 N. Main St. Fostoria, Ohio emi? ...,i 525 F1 ... ., ' KUTYOIII ' a n N N .4 J. ' I 3H'Eil 'l'5Y3 Cameron-Weber ly Agency Complete Insurance Coverage 118 W. Tiffin St. Fostoria, Ohio Ohio established in 1930 435-6653 ' DUFFIELD'S MUSIC CENTER Everything Musical Repairing - Instruction - Accessories New and Used Musical Instruments Piano - Musical - Organs 118 W. Center DlcK's T.v. Fostoria, Ohio 435-5437 THE SPRINKLING CAN Flowers - Corsages for special occasions Four - ln - One Crafts - Flowers Plants - Gifts - OPEN A PAN LRY l , FOOD MART ll YI fl runvrrnmiunisur E milf Enum- lACK 81 DO'S PIZZA 162 E. Tiffin 435-9561 TOWNE AND COUNTRY BEAUTY INN Mary jo Dudgeon - Owner Operator Compliments of Complete Beauty Service for Women and Children SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO Call today for an appointment 4357839 206 s. Main si. Closed Mondays Ample Parking 716 Columbus Ave. The Home Window Company Manufacturers of Aluminum storm windows, doors, prime replacement windows, sliding doors, commercial doors, store fronts, aluminum siding, rain carrying equipment, soffit, solid vinyl shutters and numerous aluminum building products. When purchasing any one of the above items from your dealer, please specify: Home Window Products Fostoria, Ohio .rn A .Firef 249 W Phones Street 132 Seneca Wire 84 Manufacturing Co 319 South Vine Street, P.O. Box B Fostoria, Ohio 44830 When you think of wire, think of Seneca Gilbert Tool 84 Abrasive Inc. Sewing the Needs of lndustry 1105 N. Main St. Fostoria, Ohio Plus I Lounge The Best in Rock 81 Roll Entertainment Wed - Fri - Sat 318 S. Main St. 435-9867 Gillig Electric Co. 122 W. Tiffin St. Quality Sales 84 Service 47 years experience 1300 N. Main St. P.O. Box F CHRYSLER ' Chrysler Casting Corporation Carl's Refrigeration 84 Air Conditioning Commercial, Industrial, Domestic Carl Droll, Owner 1020 Sandusky Fostoria, Ohio Phone 435-6382 WFOB Fostoria, Ohio 44830 Drawer W Sewing Northwestern Ohio DAY AND NIGHT 435-5666 Local News, Local Sports Local Weather, Music of all sorts 1430 AM 96.7 FM 134 . DAN'S MARATHON ffl, 'F d . 4559-959 EW- if 408 South Main St- . 1 A Fostoria, ohio 44830 'i fA- -- f f if V Y - -f A , . 15:3 if T rw rg?fiA4q,!,bLL,yEL:i, E. ... 2 a I 3 A CLYDE'S UNION 76 Tires - Batteries - Accessories 435-9905 W. South and S. Countyline Compliments of f Fostoria 's Leadingfewelas j 103 S. Main Fostoria, Ohio 44830 Phone 419-435-3864 VVEDGE LUMBER Open 8:00 A.M.-6:30 P.M. Mon. Thru Sat. Phone 435-3884 Fostoria Findlay Rd. State Route 12 1 Mile West Of Fostoria Compliments YONKER'S INSURANCE WARD LIVESTOCK Fostoria, Ohio 435-4600 CAN DYLAND RESTAURANT Breakfast- Dinners - Sandwiches Fountain Service 224 N. Main St. 435-9918 P643 E HEINSMAN HAMMER ,funn EINSMAN Real Estate Agency Clyde Hammer Bill Heinsman Gene Peluso 1502 N. Countyline St. Fostoria, Ohio SCHREIN ER CONSTRUCTION Congratulations to the Class of 1977 Conf id eqhhvill 5 5 ' rm, A The Famnl tif. ,A sALoN B'LE.u2 ,ir 'MTW AMM ER Yom 'Custom Permanent Hair 82 Face Place lil MM ,W Coloring 'St-Cyr Cosmetics I QuicIgmS,er.v.icB' '6 Operators G a Inc- FRIENDLY FOOD STORES :lies GREAT SCOT! INC. Friendly Food Stores Where Thrifty Shopping Is A Pleasure! ST. WENDELIN ROSARY-ALTAR SOCIETY W lime Fashion Center of Fostoria, Ohio 136 TEL F Beds B 84 B Pallet Co. 126 Fall St. Fostoria, Ohio Phone - 435-6730 Owner - Steve Bugner Better Built By Bugner FOSTORIA FIRE EXTINGUISHERS Sales and Service Tank Elchert 435-3816 COMPLETE LINE OF YARNS AND ART NEEDLEWORK 211 N. Main St. Fostoria, Ohio 44830 Telephone Virginia and Bill Reens l419l 435-8936 DONORS Don Stultz Ron Tucker Mr. 81 Mrs. Robert 1. Tuttle Dana Wells DONORS Mr. 84 Mrs. Vincent Grine Gene Hipp Mr. 81 Mrs. Loyal Iler Mr. 81 Mrs. Haven L. Lehmann Mary L. Lilly Lily's Cake Decorating Mr. 84 Mrs. Richard Lowmaster Mrs. K.C. Reinhart Rupps Drive Thru Senior Homeroom - Caporini 1 16 5 S ,, 'P I. to r.l Bill Wonders, lean Reiter, Merlin Collingwood lfroht I. to r.l Dana Wells, Laura ller, jan Anderson . STUDIO OF WO DERS Distinguished Photographers lOl 84 103 Perry St. Fostoria, Ohio 435-3615 PATRONS ROBERT ASH ALLEY GALLERY MR. 81 MRS. DOYLE BAKER ROBERT L. BLUHM MR. 81 MRS. HUGH BOYD MR. 81 MRS. WILLIAM BUGNER REV. STEVEN CAIRNS COPPER KETTLE MR. 8: MRS. DON COUGHENOUR DEAN 84 BERRY PAINT TOWN DEAN 84 DONNA CARRY OUT DON'S IGA DOUBLE B UPHOLSTER TED ELIAS MR. ROBERT FAGAN FRANKART EGG FARM MRS. KATHRYN FRIAS MR. 81 MRS. ROBERT 1. GASE MR. 84 MRS. IACK GATES MR. 84 MRS. IAMES GILLIG MR. 8: MRS. SAM GUILLEN PATRON S DR. M.D. HIPSHER REV. EMERY IGNACZ MR. 81 MRS. GENE KINN KLEINHEN'S ADELL LININGER DONELL LEE MRS. BETTY MABUS MR. Eu MRS. F. MACIAS DAVID R. MCCRACKEN DDS PELTON'S MARKET MR. 84 MRS. KEN ROBERTS MR. 81 MRS. THOMAS REITER MR. 81 MRS. L.A. REITER MICHAEL AND SUSAN KBOYDJ REITER ROTH FURNITURE CO. ROY'S SHOE REPAIR MRS. RICHARD SCHULTZ DR. 81 MRS. RICHARD SEILER SPORTSMAN SHOP KATHRYN WOLLAM LOYAL ALUMNI 1914 Alma C. Kinn 1916 Frances tHelmstetterJ Coughenour 1929 Mary tThiIIJ Bugner Herman Faber Dorothy tFerwaltJ Peluso 1930 Ernestine tBrantJ Butler Genevieve tShauIJ Yates 1932 Joseph Blaser 1934 Leonard Skonecki 1937 Lillian lGoodJ Smith 1938 Helen lKrambJ Cochie 1939 John R. Woessner 1940 Paul W. Wagner 1941 Rita J. Binkley Catharine tCoughenourJ Powers 1942 Helen tWhittaJ Plunkett Kathryn tSmithJ Yost 1943 Mary J. DiCesare Mildred tFinseIJ Naderer 1945 Donald Elchert Ken Woessner 1946 Philomena DiCesare James V. Emerine Larry Mabus Russ Waltermeyer 1947 Gerald J. Droll Donna tRitzIerJ Elchert Rev. Donald Ritzler, C.P.P.S. tdecJ Robert J. Gase 1948 I Mary tWellyJ Doogs Mary Joan tBraggJ Emerine Erma tLonswayJ McGrain John Pocs Margaret tPuchtaJ Smith Carolyn L. tReinhartJ Wagner Jim Whitta 1949 Marjorie tGoodJ Burger Paul R. Dibling Marguarita tCervantesJ Macias Elizabeth tParkJ Zeyen Richard L. Zeyen, Jr. 1950 Don Coughenour Richard J. Gabel Patricia Hall Betty tShuItzJ Sendelbach 1951 Julia DiCesare Janet tZeyenJ Mueller Andrew Shaull 1952 Franklin Bugner LOYAL ALUMNI Rita tKrambJ Fox Mary tCoughenourJ Flechtner Thomas R. Reiter Robert Whitta 1953 Mary Ann Dibling tdecJ JoAnn tGilIigJ Doe Juanita tBabbJ Fox Catherine tReiterJ Naderer Rose Ann tSchaIkJ Nye Theresa tKiebeIJ Reiter 1954 Loretta tDiCesareJ Groves Richard Walters 1955 Teresa J. tPeIusoJ Lee Gerald W. Reiter J. Robert Woodside 1956 Sharon tDyerJ Kauffman Gerald L. Shultz Joanne tReiterJ Walters 1957 Virginia tFriasJ Davila Jeanie tCoImanJ Reiter Jane lBugnerJ VandeKirkhoff Janet lPahlJ Willman tdecJ 1959 Bonnie Stanley 1960 Patricia tFriasJ Cupp 1961 Gerald Reinhart David Shultz 1 962 Chuck Huth Catherine Ann tBugnerJ Noga Leona tFriasJ Reinhart 1963 Capt. John R. Ray, Jr. James W. Zender 1 964 Mary Jo lBugnerJ Dudgeon Dorothy tFrischJ Keiffer Sherry lKnoxl McClellan Harry Peluso Joyce tBoesJ Theis Timothy J. Weimerskirch 1965 Garry Grine Donna Ray 1966 Thomas Gillig Roxanne tCIarkJ Harmon Greg Kauffman Georgia tBuchmanJ Plotts Richard P, Waltermeyer, Jr. 1967 Vicki Lannen 1969 Edward Bugner Duane Frankart Cheryl tMcKeeJ Hall Steve Mabus John Souder Dennis W. Waltermeyer Nancy tBoydJ Whipple 1970 Doris tFrankartJ Colbert George Fry Gates LOYAL ALUMNI Stephen R. Kramb 1971 Mary tBanksJ Coleman Robt A. Gase Christie tKrambJ Hipsher Rebecca Ray David M. Smith Patricia tFrankartJ Steinmetz Mary tWaItermeyerJ Zoeller 1972 Martha Ann Boyd Doug Bugner Daniel R. Cramer Leonard Frias Linda tBurnsJ Frias Catherine tBouilIonJ Goshe Susan Hammer Mary tCoughenourJ Kramb Lynne Mabus Jerry Rumschlag Dave Whitta 1973 Steve Bugner Jerry Faber John J. Gase Debbie Messmer Susan J. Smith Janet M. Souder Ann Wagner Kathy Whitta 1974 Dalyce Ann Droll Mary tGatesJ Faber Frank Kodor Sue Macias Janet E. Mueller Dan Nye Bill Podach Michael Ray Mark Reiter Sarah Reiter Gary Sendelbach Martha Wagner 1975 Judy Cochie Kristy Conine Joe DiCesare Pete DiCesare Robert Doe Chuck Filliater Karen Frankart James C. Gase Cheryl Kramb Linda Schalk Timothy J. Waltermeyer Mary Ann Woessner Dave Yost 1976 Peggy Boyd Michelle Bugner Lynn Canterbury Susan Chwalik Connie Louise Frankart Tina Groves Becky Holman Denise Messmer John Mueller, Jr. Janet Reinhart Sandra Yost 139 I SO I WANNA LAUGH WHILE THE LAUGHIN' IS EASY I WANNA CRY IF IT MAKES IT WORTHWHILE .' . .,, VI I I If A lim - I I Nwiyik U I MAY NEVERPASS THIS WAY AGAIN 5 ,-fm? 1, JI-. If - THAT'S WHY I WANT IT WITH YOU Ip' J' SQ su . 3, il I -4' ., Q .-'gl-'I 12 , I , F' .A Wi, x - vs- I ', - -.-J., Y y. VI I qi- II uf . I 64145 ' 3 I ,VX-' - M .Q '- 2 s?' I 'I' sz' iiwm vff- ., A- ' I f..fwf AH fi' 141 CAUSE YOU MAKEME FEEL LIKE I'M MORE THAN A FRIEND LIKE I'M THE IOURNEY AND YOU'RE THE jOURNEY'S END I MAY NEVER PASS THIS WAY AGAIN THAT'S WHY I WANT IT WITH YOU BABY ,-ff ,x 4 . A,f,T.-16 'E X 'YI .' I -F er. 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