Sunnyside High School - Mirror Yearbook (Sunnyside, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1946 volume:

wfi if .A 4' X -'i2iii55li:?5 w'1'13i.f'.35 'A 'e'-fi ' fl .' i.:F,' . ' - f ' , A ' E Y ,,..'1, 5 Que' 'S ' WV 'K' F4 JS,-JU A22 V 'Fifi Trl,'1.,51'fYZQi5-7v!iS!': 'i2f5-r'??B!E.uSE'E-L3Lr.'Lii'L37T?12R , WKU51L?W QP' 35 zumll f7f?'WAa7,!.M,....Q., 154-wiv' ' 'Me THE MIRROR EDITOR - Peggy Ledingham ASSISTANT EDITOR - John Gulickson BUSINESS MANAGER - Steve Smith FACULTY ADVISOR - Clydene Johnston PHOTOGRAPHER - Leonardo's Studio ENGRAVERS - Artcraft, Seattle PRINTER - Sunnyside Sun Q ff Q 23' 'A , ', . Y . - 1 1 TY.'5B,5iF!JH-9UL4QBs,mPnu-'!ft lq CIQ?'.il2'I1L W'c ' -Luv V 1' : 1 1 . 'T Dedication In recognition of his nine years of contin- uous effofrt to send forth from Sunnyside High students deeply impressed with the necessity for good sportsmanship in work and in play, WJe dedicate this, the 1946 Mirror , to our friend and coach CLEM SENN. 3 Looking Bocku ' i' 5 With the close of another eventful year of work and play at Sunny Hi, countless memories flood our minds. So here we are looking back and . . remembering. Classes take up again as vacation becomes a memory . . . Kefnnewick football jamboree starts off our sports year . . . more excitement created dur- ing Frosh initiation . . . Seniors sponsor All-High Hallowe'en party, com- plete with horror chamber . . . G.A.A. playday means fun for all athletically inclined gals . . . brains of Honor Society hold banquet to initiate new members . . . soon afterwards tired but happy couples may be seen leaving the Letter Club dance . . . the efforts of the Senior Play cast are revealed in Professor, How Could You? . . . fall music concert gives evidence of music talent in our midst . . . Freddy is presented with football Inspiration Cup . . . football banquet marks end of a successful season and exposes- 'the team's weakness for Hillis steaks . . . basketball now enters the sports picture as the Grizzlies face the Wapato five . . . F.F.A. barn dance proves a great success and Miss Hoffman adds to the fun by striking a dignified CPD pose on a John Deere . . . Mr. Quiggle's tough guys give their first boxing show . . . Semester tests, we need say no more . . . St. Patrick's Day calls fofr a dance and green reigns for the evening . . . our school leaders journey to Yakima for a student government conference . . . tennis stars begin limbering up that old backhand . . . Juniors win fame with that rollicking comedy, 'KA Ready,Made Family . . . debate finals at Pullman are visited by our fast talkers . . . baseball presents its new school heroes . . . a breathing spvell for faculty and students in the form of spring vacation . . . Vocational Day pre- sents new outlooks for future to upper classmen . . . Music Festival at Ellens- bwrg associatedwith the state art contest means honors in both for Sunny Hi . . . Ears , Radar , or Bleakney Ctake your pickj awardedbasketball In- spiration Cup . . . glittering stars, a ceiling of blue and Ken Davison's band at the Prom prove it to be a night out of this world . . . while at the oth.er end of the hall more Stardust and fun tell the story of the Junior-Senior party . . . amidst an atmosphere of Old Holland, the Juniors and Seniors toast them- selves at their banquet . . .then Baccalaureate, Commencement, and the Seniors bid farrewell to high school days . . . finally all books are closed and summer vacation is here! ! ! 4 minisffzafion f 1 , . X f if ff , f ',- X i if 5 r if-fg jff' L' ff W jk J gif , X wr fy ff U7 fff nf X' M . WW 'f 1 ff V jf! 'f' 4 Q2 ,. 1 - finiviikff ,5g.':.b,Q V '5i3BfLHMl?SiE! Q? 51552546 Y Mr. Giaudrone Remind your parents Mr. Giles Can't do it now to vote. Fm t00 bl-ISY Superintendent Guidance Department of Schools Mr. Quiggle It's the attitude . . Principal of High School Bernice Burger Evelyn Klipperi MGuess I'll have to go Sorry Don, you know I home and cook some- can't write an admit slip thing for Bunny. for you. Secretary to the Secretary to the Principal Superintendent Faculty Credit for another successful year of school life should go to the faculty members of Sunny Hi. Ex- tra-curricular activities have taken an important part this yeafr and have required close supervision and the cooperation of the administration. The teachers have been fun and have made school more interest- ing. They have devoted their time, labor and ed- ucation to prepare the students of Sunny Hi for the future. 5 Mr. Anderson If they don't want to learn, it's all right with me. Science, Math, Electricity and Machines Mrs. Bell If you people could only spell - it would help. English and Spanish Mr. Case Now, this little gadget operates this way . . . Farm Shop and Auto Mechanics Mr. Corless When you're finished with the film, be sure you wrap it up and re- tum it. Agriculture Miss Hoffman Don't say 'I hate it'- say, 'I don't care for it7'9! Home Economics Mr. Beattie Well, I've made up my mind for sure, this time. Sociology and Business Department Mr. Blume I'd like to skip, too, but .... Social Science, Math, Baseball Mrs. Chapin They aren't very good but they enjoy it. Glee Club Mr. Graiious Well, I don't see why! Social Science Mr. Johnson It looks like a nice day for flying, Kane. Math, General Science, Camera Club V Miss Johnston I think it shows pro- mise, don't you? Art, Journalism and English Miss Kildow Do you really think it's worth it? English, Dramatics Frosh Orientation Miss Larson 'LMinnesota's s o f a r I! away . . . Home Economics Miss Rice Did you check that book out? Library, English Mr. Williamson Now people, I'm trying to make this fun, but if you don't want to be human about it . . . Band and Orchestra Miss Kane Please get rid of that gum! Girls P.E. Miss Larsen Surely-I'1l try to get it out for you. Frosh Orientation and Business Miss McKee Sorry kids, your themes aren't corrected -I've had such a busy weekend. English, Psychology, Guidance, Speech Miss Whiie 'Tm surely glad I don't have a sixth period . J' Math Mr. Wyatt 'Tm not going to play nursemaid to those fel- lows down there. Industrial Arts THEY .user Loox mwmssr. F' Pmsranus. ONE OF THEIR SERIGUS MDMENT JUST A CUP SCOUT . MWA f HDCKEY Amvl-:AL. WELCGPM2 mcse. 8 THEY CAN TEAC g N:'L7 W fn, N- ffl Xxx A9 1 X 45 V 7? W 625585 F Class of '46 Sunny Hi has had many great classes pass through its portals, but 'none surpassing the Class of '46. Through four years of trial and tribulation, the class has gathered various personalities to make up a unified group. Intelli- gence, one of the most evident features of the class, is supplemented by liveli- ness, leadership, citizenship, and talent-both artistic and musical. Each year a class party has been held with much success. Before the Junior year many of the STUDENT GOVERNMENT seats were filled by members of the present Class of '46. The goal is at last at hand. The planning, cramming, excitement, and mortar board -time have arrived. High school days for the Class of '46 will now exist only in memory, but their influence will continue to be felt around Sunny Hi. CLASS OFFICERS FOR 1946 WERE: President - Francis Clarke Vice-President - Paul Stephens Secretary - Stan Harris Treasurer - John Crawford Program Chairman - Mary Lou Mondt The camera-shy of the Class of '46 are Don Bleakney Andy Hahn Jack Van Horn Melba Gorans Ernest McCu11oh Jerry MacDonald Ila Richards Wayne Pratt 9 Fern Allen I took over where the Navy left off! Basketball 1, 25 Base- ball 1, 2, Ushering Staff 43 Pep club 45 Library 3, 4. Merle Barr Boxing is a man's job . . Boxing 3, 45 Boys Home Ec. 45 Letter- men's Club 3, 4. Margaret Benedetti 'tAnd Mary, if you don't clean up your part of the locker, I'm . . . Thespians 3, 45 Sec.- trea. 45 Banquet Comm. 35 Prom Comm. 3, 45 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls Let- ter Club 3, 43 Usher- ing Staff 45 Girls Club Comm. 15 An- nual 3, 45 Class Play 3, 4, Pep Club 45 Pep Band 2, 35 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Tennis 2, 3, 45 Volleyball 1, 2, 33 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Baseball 1, 2, 3. Clarence Boling Centered from Seattle 39 We snapped it just as she was . . . Annual 45 Camera Club 3, 45 Fire Squad 4. Lela Bowman You should be in Letter Club, we do everything. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Softball 1, 2 3, 45 Hockey 1, 2, 3, 45 Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 43 Girls Letter Club 3, 45 Pep Club 45 Vice-Pres. 4. Clarissa Bailey Oh, gosh, those Sen- iowr English themes! Girls Letter Club 45 G.A.A. 2, 3, 4. Jack Bateman Psych class is more fun . . . Boys Octet 45 Camera Club 3. Maryellen Brinkman i'Married life is Won- derfulf' Oliver Bond I told them over and over I was right. Boys Octet 45 F.F.A. 1, 2, 35 Debate 45 Fire Squad 3, 43 Hi-Y 45 Pro. Staff 3, 4. Gilbert Brooks And Miss Mac only had to tell me twice. Basketball 3, 45 Boys Home Ec. 2. Katherine Budig Centered from Great Bend 49 Boys are so conceit- ed 7! Library 4 Evelyn Cain Butt I'm interiested in other people's troubles. Volleyball 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, Base- ball 1, 2, 3, Socker 1, 2, Glee Club 1, 2, Orchestra 3, 4, Class Play 3, Debate 4, An- nual 4, Pro. Staff 4, Exec. Council 3, Bus- iness Mgr. 3, Bacca- laureate Comm. 3, Prom Comm. 3, 4, Banquet Comm. 3, Pep Club 4. Gene Carlyle Women don't mean a thing to mef' Ksays hereb Football 2, 3, 4, Bas- ketball 2, 3, 4, Fire Squad 4, Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Boys Home Ec. 2, Class Program Chr. 3, Boys Club V-Pres. 4, Prom Comm 4. Marilyn Copenhaver We just have to get started, gang. Basketball 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orch- estra 4, Debate 4, Pro. Staff 3, Usher- ing Staff 4, Girls Let- ter Club 4, Chr. Party 4, Banquet Comm. 3, Pep Club 4, Student Council 3. Betty Curtis Bring your magnify- ing glass and 1,11 show you my dog. Basketball 1, 2, Vol- lyeball 1, 2, Baseball 1, 2, Hockey 1, 2, Pep Club 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Coun- cil 3, Pro. Staff 4, Mixed Chorus 1, Class Play 3, Library 2, 3, Thespians 3, 4. Bill Cable That,s nothing, I drove twice that fast in my pick,up. Class Play 3, Library 2, Fire Squad 3, 4, Ushering Staff 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Boys Home Ec. 2, Student Council 3, Banquet Comm. 3, Chaplain Hi-Y 4, V- Pres. Home Rm. 3. George Canaan Just ask me any- thing about baseball. Baseball 3, 4, Basket- ball 4, Class Play 4, Fire Squad 4, Letter- mens Club 3, 4. Francis Clarke USO my job ain't pleasant, I get good money. Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys Octet 4, Annual 2, Camera Club 2, Li- brary 2, Fire Chief 4, Fire Squad 3, 4, Ush- ering Staff 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Exec. Council 4, Class Pres. 43 Stage Crew 2, 3, 4. John Crawford Boxing would be easy, if I could only get in condition. Baseball 2, Football 2, 3, 4, Track 4, Box- ing 3, 4, Class Play 3, 4, Fire Squad 3, 4, Thespians 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Lettermen's Club 3, 43 Class Treas. 4, Prom Comm. 4, Boys Club Treas. 4. Leta Davis 'KOh, that S p e e c h Class! Pro. Staff 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3. f Virginia Duncan I wonder if I got a letter from Cliff to- day. Tennis 43 Band 3, 43 Nonette 43 Orchestra 1 , 2, 3, 43 Pro. Staff 3, 43 Ushering Staff 43 Girls Letter Club 3, 43 Girls Club Rep. 23 Class Sec. 33 Prom Comm. 33 Pep Club 4g Pres. 43 Girls Club Treas. 3g Sec. 4. Marian Eggebeen You always get more out of a class if you're quiet. Hockey 2, 33 Basket- ball 2, 33 Volleyball 2, Library 33 G.A.A. 2, 3, 4. Frances Farwell Kentered from Yaki- ma 27 So I have got a driv, er's license, what good does it do me? Basketball 2,33 Hockey 2g Glee Club 2, 43 Sextette 23 St. Director 2g Class Play 33 Annual 43 Drama- tics 2g Library 23 Pro. Staff 23 Art Club 3, 43 G.A.A. 2, 3, 43 Home Rm. Treas. 33 Prom Comm. 4. Claude Fredricks Hello, Skinney! I'd let you look at my muscles, but Mr. Beat- tie needs me. Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 23 Hi-Y 3, 43 Fire Squad 3, 4g Ushering Staff 43 Let- termen's Club 2, 3, 43 Exec. Council 3, 43 Custodian 33 Treas. 43 Dance Comm. 45 Stage Crew 33 Pres. Letter- men 43 Sec.-Treasurer Hi-Y 43 Boys Club Rep. 2, 33 Football I'n- spirational Player 4. Ruih Garwood The meeting was called to order by. .U Newspaper Typist 33 Library 2, 3, 4g Pro. Staff 3, 43 Sec. of ASB 43 Honor Society 3, 43 Executive Council 4. Ada Dwinell So I said to my fifth graders . . . Basketball 2, 33 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 1, 43 Camera Club 43 Party Comm. 33 G. A. A. 2, 3, 43 Rifle Club 3, 4. Donna Eshelman I aspire to be a but- ton-hole builder. Glee Club 1, Nonette 43 Class Play 33 Thes- pia'ns 3, 43 Pro. Staff 43 Honor Society 3, 43 Pep Club 4. Margaret Flanagan Bob, isn't your page in yet? Newspaper 1, 2, 3, 43 Annual 33 Ushering Staff 43 Exec. Council 43 Banquet Comm. 33 Editor of Grizzley Ga- zette 4. Carl Fuchs Why study when I can talk my way out of it? Class Play 43 Debate 1, 3, 43 Fire Squad 43 Thespians 43 Honor Society 43 Prom Comm. 43 Student Council 2. Joyce Gatlin Centered from Larned, Kansas 43 I don't know, I just got here. Gertrude Gordon Centered from Kansas 47 I don't say much, but just get me started. Glee Club 4, Pep Club 4. Kenneth Green Centered from Sheri- dan, Ore. 43 t'No, they didn't stunt my growth. I'm just naturally small. George Hanks Centered from Elko, Nev. 49 I don't make it a practice to enter a school for only two weeks. Riyoko Hayashi Centered from Heart Mountain 49 Brains, plus . . Honor Society 4. J o Herbst CGrandview Jr. year? 'Tm back again. Basketball 2. Bill Green CMarines 45 Our loss, the Mar- ines gain Basketball 2, 33 Ten- nis 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, Class Play 3, Annual 2, 3, Fire Squad 3, 4, Thespians 3, 4, Usher- ing Staff 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 43 Student Coun- cil 2, 3, Dance Comm. 3, Banquet Comm. Helen Haba But I wasn't playing hookey, I just needed a rest. Baseball 1, 2, Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4. Sian Harris HI believe that defin- itely proves the book is wrong. Class Play 3, 4, An- nual 4g Camera Club 4, Fire Squad 3, 4, Thespians 4, Hi-Y 4, Boys Home Ec 4, Class Secretary 4. Paul Henley Centered from Port Orchard 37 A one man English class. Basketball 3, 4, Foot- ball 4, Track 43 Fire Squad 4, Boys Club Pres. 4, Lettermen Club 3, 4, Ushering Staff 4. Mary Horton I don't know what I will do for clothes when Dick comes home. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3, Newspa- per 2, 4, Annual 1, 2, 3, 43 Fire Squad 4, Pep Club 4, Ushering Staff 3, 4, Executive Council 3, 4, Student Council 2, 4, Chr. St. Council 4, Editor of Annual 3, Class Trea. 35 Banquet Comm. 3, Chr. Ushering Staff 4, Girls Club Sec. 3, Program Chr. 4, Thes- pians 4, Dbl. Sextette 1, Sextette 2, Nonette 3, 4, Prom Comm. 4. LeRoy Isherwood Every time I get in my calr it take me to Prosser. Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, Bas- ketball 2, Band 1, 2, Fire Squad 3, 4, Ush, ering Staff 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y Pres. 4, Dance Comm. 4, Prom gomm. 3, Stage Crew Dorothy Johnson Iris, why don't we V! Dramatics 23 Library 3, 4, Party Comm. 3. Bruce Kollmar I think I will start on the piccolo, next. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 1, 2, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Brass Sex- tette 2, 4, Fire Squad 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4. Marie Lionberger Centered from Selah 47 The gal with the winning racquet. Hockey 4, Basketball 4, Pro. Staff 4. Dorothy Lynch Really, I'm not quiet. Basketball 1, 23 Base- ball 1, 2, Library 3, Pep Club 4. Hermina Jansen A '41 Cadillac from Idaho, that's for me! Girls Letter Club 4, Pep Club 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Newspaper Typist 4. Irene Kaiser Go ahead Gerry, I can't hit that note. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 1, 2, 3 4, Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Vol- leyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Nonette 3, 4, Girls Letter Club 3, 4, Ban- quet Comm. 3, G.A.A. Pres. 4, Pep Club 43 Student Council 4. Peggy Ledingham Honest, I try to be on time. ' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Band 3, 4, Sextette 1, 2, Class Play 3, 4, Annual 3, 4, Thes- pians 3, 4, Ushering Staff 43 Honor Society 3, 4, Exec. Council 4, Girls Club V-Pres. 3, Class Pro. Chr. 1, Ed- itor of Annual 4, Bac- calaureate Comm. 3, Banquet Comm. 3, V- Pres. Thespians 4, Secretary Honor So- ciety 4. Dorothy Lowry Office is so confus- ing. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Newspaper 3, Annual 3, Library 1, Girls Letter Club 4, Honor Society 4, Party Comm. 3, Student Council 2. Ruth Lynde t'Sure, I'll fix your hair. Baseball 1, 2, Basket- ball 1, 2, Volleyball 1, 2, Hockey 1, 2, Girls Club Rep. 2, Home Rm Pro. Chr. 1, 2, 4. Arlene Maling There's just some- thing about an under- classmanf' Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 4, Girls Letter Club 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Sec. G.A.A. 4. Joan McCaig HBoys are silly, but I love 'emf' Basketball 1, Base ball 1, Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 1, Dbl. Sextette 1, Girls Trio 2, Nonette 3, 4, Annual 3, 4, Fire Squad 4, Girl Club Rep. 1, Pro. Staff 3, 4, Ushering Staff 4, Bus. Mgr. A S B 4, Class Treas. 13 Ban- quet Comm. 3, Prom Comm. 3, 4, Sec. Fire Squad 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, Pep Club 4, V-Pres. Glee Club 4, Bonds Treas. 3. Elsada Miller I don't know Why, cars just seem to fol- low me. Softball 1, 2, Volley ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, Cam- era Club 4, Library 2, 4, Girls Letter Club 4, Art Club 2, 3, Pep Club 4, Prom Comm. 3, Banquet Comm. 3, Office 4, Treas. Cam- era 4. Mary Lou Mondt Centered from Seattle 39 Anyone going to Se- attle this week-end? Volleyball 3, Tennis 4, Class Play 4, De- bate 4, Newspaper 3, 4, Annual 4, Thes- pians 4, Pro. Staff 3, Class Pro. Chm. 4, Prom Comm 4, Honor Society 4. Frank Myers But I like black and red cords. Helen Matthias No it isn't, I know it isn't. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Hockey 2, 3, 4, Vol, leyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, Annual 3, Pro. Staff 3, 4, Girls Letter gilub 3, 4, Pep Club Cliff McDonald I've been trying to find a way to just take athletics. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Boxing 3, Ushrering Staff 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Let- terme'n's Club 2, 3, 4, Exec. Council 3, Boys Home Ec. 2: Class Pres. 3. Agnes Moede Centered from Seattle 47 All us girls in Ma- chines have more fun. Honor Society 4. Margaret Morgan Don't call me horse- collar. Baseball 1, 2, Basket- ball 1, 2, Glee Club 1, Library 1, 2, Stu- dent Council 1. 1 Richard Myers Have you seen my latest F.F.A. pin? Football 1, 3, 4, Ten- nis 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3, 4, Fire Squad 3, 4, Thespians 3, 4, Pro. Staff 3, 4, Usher- ing Staff 4, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. F.F.A. 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Let- termen's Club 3, 43 Student Council 2, Stage Crew 3, 4. Irene Omta Every time I open the door they start whistling. Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Vol- leyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls Letter Club 3, 4, Treas. 4, Pep Club 4. Dick Palmer - Let the rest of the world go by, what if I can't keep up with it!!,' Football 4, Baseball 3, 4, Tennis 2, Bas- ketball 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, Class Play 3, Fire Squad 3, 4, Ushering Staff 43 Hi,Y 2, 3, 4, Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Prom Comm. 4, Brass Sextette 4. Joan Rice Centered from Yelm 37 '-'No, I'm not one of the twins! Pep Club 4, Library 3, 4. Myra Rosenfelt If it has anything to do with you, I al- ready know it. Basketball 1, Band 1, 2, 4, Newspaper 3, Ushering Staff 4, Yell Queen 3. Betty Jean Ruiz She's outll' Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Soft- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Volley- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls Letter Club 3, 4, Pep Cluin 4, G.A.A. 1. 2, 3, . Darlene Padgham If it wasn't for the studying, school wou1dn't be so bad. Baseball 1, 2, Hockey 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2. Bob Rawlings I don't bother work and it doesn't bother me. Boxing 3, Football 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, Boys Glee Club 1, 2, Newspaper 3, 4, Li- brary 4, Fire Squad 43 Boys Home Ec. 4. Guy Roberts The call of the Yu- kon . . . Pat Rowan Claude says it's my turn to pay tonight. Basketball 1, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 3, 4, Pro. Staff 3, 4, Pep Band 1, 2, An- nual 3, 4g Ushering Staff 4, Honor So- ciety 3, 4, Class Pro- Chr. 2, G. A. A. 1, Student Council 4, Banquet Comm. 3, Prom Comm. 3, 4, Baccalaureate Comm. 3, Commencement Comm. 3, 4. James Schut Just wait until I get my 'new car. Baseball 3, 4, Stage C r e w 3, Ushering Staff 43 F.F.A. 1, Hi-Y 3, Lettermen's Club 3, . Dorothy Shelton Sorry to leave you, Class of '47. Basketball 1, 2, 33 Softball 1, 2, 3, Hock- ey 1, 2, 33 Volleyball 1, 2, 3, Honor So- ciety 3g Camera Club 33 Library 2, Girls Letter Club 3. Maxine Smith Qentered from Pross- er 43 Anyone interested in a nice hike to Pros- ser? Chelsea Mae Snyder ientered from Lee's Summit, No. 45 'LDon't tell me what to do . . . Paul Stephens I think while the world dreams. Annual 4, Camera Club 3, 45 Hi-Y 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, 'Boys Home Ec. 1, Class V-Pres. 2-4. Frances Stevens HI can't help it if I don't like it. Nonette 4, Glee Club 3, 4g Orchestra 1: Pro. Staff 3, 4, Pep Club 43 Treas. Glee Club 4. Jeanette Smith Guess I surprised them with this ring. Band 1, 2, 4, Glee Club 45 Newspaper 3, Ushering S t a f f 4g Dance Comm. 3. Ruthy Snow But Charlot and I al- w a y s do things to- getherf' Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Hockey 1, 2, 3g Vol- leyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Base- ball 1, 2, 3, Glee Club 3, Camera Club 45 Li- brary 1, 2, Ushering Staff 43 Girls Letter Club 3, 4, Party C o m m . 3 g P r o m Comm. 43 Pep Club 4, Sec. Home Rm. 1, 4. Bill Steinbacher Let Morrow do the posters for a charge. Basketball lg Orches- tra 1, 2, 3, 4, Annual 35 Exec. Council 4. Adver. Mgr. 45 Boys Home Ec. 35 Art Club 4. Clarence Stevens CNavy 45 t'The long arm of Uncle Sam just reach- ed out and grabbed me. Hi-Y 3, 4, Exec. Council 2, Class Pres. 2. Marjorie Thompson Centered from Pine- dale, Wyoming 43 The 'A' in math is lowering my grades. Library 4, Honor So- ciety 4. Charlot Van Belle What's an art schol- arship to wedding bells? Basketball 1, 2, 3g Hockey 1, 2g Volley- ball 1, 2, 3, Glee Club 3, 4g Orchestra 1g Pro. Staff 33 Ushering Staff 43 Girls Letter Club 3, 4, Party Comm. 3, 4, Student Council 1, 43 Sec. 4, Girls Club Pres. 4, Pep Club 4, Girls Letter Club Program Chlr. 4g G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, office 4, Home Rm. Sec. 3. Iris Van Patier I try to be serious, but it's hard. Shirley Werst Freddy, I still can't see why the ASB shouldn't buy our pins. I Basketball 1 , 3 , 43 Hockey 1, 4, Softball 45 Volleyball 1, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 4, Class Play 4, Newspaper 45 Annual 4g Thes- plans 4, Pro. Staff 3, Honor Society 3, 4, Pep Club 43 Pres. Honor Soc. 4, Glee Club Librarian 4. Calvin Wiest We are not painting over stolen cars. Baseball 4, C a m e r a Club 4g Fire Squad 4. Barbara Woolf Nate and I just can't stand girls who gig- g1e. Basketball 1 , 2 , 3, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, Tennis 43 Class Play 4, Pro. Staff 3, Ushering Staff 4, Library 4g Newspaper 23 Thes- pians 4g Class Tlreas. 23 Prom Comm. 33 Banquet Comm. 3, Pep Club 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. David Van Eaton K'My intentions are purely scientific, you know. Baseball 2, 33 Band 4, Class Play 3, Fire Squad 3, 4, Boys Club Rep. 3, Thespians 3, 4, Ushering Staff 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Exec. Coun- cil 1, 3, 45 Student Council 1, 3, Class Pres. 35 V-Pres. ASB 3, Pres. ASB 4, Ban- quet Comm. 3. George Weber lf the doors were higher I wouldn't al- ways bump my head. Basketball 4, Letter- men's Club 4, Boys Home Ec. 4. Joan White 'tWhere,s Tommy? He said he would come after me. Glee Club 13 Orches- tra 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Play 3, 43 Debate 4, Annual 3 , 4, News- paper 4, Thespians 4, Honor Society 4, Pro. Staff 35 Banquet Comm. 3. - Pat Wilson Centered from Yakima 39 I wonder if I need glasses. Camera Club 4. Betiy Wuesi November is such a long way off. 19 47 OFFICERS: Steve Smith President, Frank Schilperoort Vice-President, Jim Mendenhall Treasurer, Jo Yeager Secretary, Wyvil Kendall Sergeant-at-Arms, and Ger- aldine Lee Social Manager. Advisor Mr. Ralph Johnson. lunior Class Having completed two years of hard work mixed with fun, the Junior Class found this year the most eventful so far. The class was proud to claim all three yell leaders. Noteworthy of the Class of '47 was the exceptionally long list of Honor Society members taken in after the second semester started. A good share of the football, basketball, baseball, and boxing teams were also part of next year's graduating class. Ammerman Ammerman Andrus Asselstine Asselstine Barlow Barker r M i, ' . f :' 5 5.1511 aj:--E A r ..,,. , .-:J ,, ,..,, - ., K r 1 p I? r -1. ' li , il ff fff ,. 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E x 'U vig, Taylor Van Cleef Wetmore Wiest Wiseman Wright Yeager Stevens :six , at , Q Wir 21? ' A. , Worms Talbot Worms A tight squeezev Sweet C?D Corn Headed right! 21 WE LGVE 'E SENISH ENGLISH PARTY AND F0091 mg h Cusrxxw SWING uw. MISHAFTEKNUUN Hassan azvnags Di 43 Masque bash of ranvau, BU? GOOD. WITH 19 48 OFFICERS: President, Bill Funky Vice-President, Roy Weamerg Secretary, Theresa Royg Treasurer, Charles Englehartg Program Chairman, Barbara Barnesg Sergeant- at-arms, Joe Kingg Class Advisor, Miss Marilyn Larsen Sophomore Class Emerging from a hectic frosh year into the calm of accustomed high school life, one hun dred and thirty-nine students continued on their way. The class has been well represented ln football and in the boxing bouts. Girls also took an active part in sports, several receiving letters. Climaxing a year well worth remembering, was a class pawrty held in late March. Class colors were chosen, with much debate, to be white on a blue background. 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J - -: - - if fwfwffz ' 5 , . -, WW sf ' iqgilqjig H 511 55 ,5 K 5 - ' f 1 , y - V c ex A s o -- ' Z ' ,E hw' M i ,, a .V '-. ff ff ,V , f- f Paradis Passmore Poirier Pratt Pryde Ramey 2 Reynolds Roettger Ribail Reil Richards Roy Schlosser Seiler Shepherd Smith Swink Taylor Taylor Troemel Tucker Uchida Unger Verhey Walker Weamer Webb Weber Werst Wyatt 25 rxwnuu uw mx-.rw-.... .1 ,,,,,.,,,,,,. 19 49 OFFICERS: Bill Munson President, Doug Gochnour Vice-President, Margaret Mac- Donald Secretary, Eleanor Fry Treasurer, Barbara Kingman Play and Program Chairman, Junior Hazzard and Don Min. nich Sergeants-at-Arms. Freshman Class Sunny Hi's t'forty,niner5 is a class to be proud of this year. Well represented in all activi- ties, the Frosh influence showed itself in all the aspects of Sunny Hi life. In sports, the Frosh football team enjoyed an undefeated season. A large number turned out for all sports and made a good showing. The first class party was a big success. -.-i Z f a y gs- . . a F . B l Q V . -, . ,lvl R ' g N X .,,-- :,- ,..- N Y .1 , :5' , I gi . In . V . : U ..,., : .. .I Ii b Avery Bailey Barker Barrett Baumgartner Blackwell Blevins Bos Brallier Breitweg Brennan Breukelman Brewer 5- 9 2 Canaan Carl Carlsen Carlson 'Castelda Chambers i . . , law e-' 4 WW V' 4 , ,.,.,. ' ' f r . . r , lk ' f ag I-.-v , . ---- ,M A it f .N . ' , '1 f F , t .. r 1 - ,,.e 1 ff g . 8 '-: r --ff' 4 s--..-. - - 4 1 J . . . . Clark Connel Cuddy Dalton Denson Dillon 27 Camp Church 52? l sf ,J 1. .I 2 5 if in U Eby I QE , fa s o g'- ,H 'iw 71 Q' 1 ...f . 1-...ai T 5 Q .--z ' a s-can Edwards Eggebeen Everts Fernandez Fish Fitts Fowler 29' lj, is-,A in K gk . - Qjis g, Freeman Fry Frye Garwood Garwood Gibson Gochnour ' J J t , ' A 'A v '.-, .. , 3 1' ,l'- Q ' , .Q iw 'W if as Wu? as 'F 1 'A .aim Gulickson Haba Hanenkrat Hans Hansen Hardy Hayashi 1+ K i K A 4 . Hazzard Hazzard Herrett Hewitt Hicks Hicks Hogait 1 --31 4. 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Mr: Knight Knisley Kroehler Kruger Lang Lang Larson 28 Linderman Loose Loschen Lusby Maling Maling Martin Martin McDonald Meiter Minnich Minnich Monroe Moon lt Morse Munson Myers Osburn Packer Partch Prescott Price Price Pruitt Reed Reiter Richard Ruppert Sahr Schlosser Scott Schafer Simmons Smith Smith Snyder Steinbacker Stephens Stiles Stilwell Swink Tade P n e X ' A 1:- Z! ,L,, R -:1:.:,,i P. fn . iw ff M 1,-. ,fi Taylor Terry Thrush Vander Meer Vander Veer Vanwechel Venne 29 2 V455 if - ' i ii- ,-: . mr .,,,. . c., ., 12 X . t-- m U, w --.Pl , wa, ...s 1-K- rq is r 2 X if 3 si 5 It 2 2 W 2 1 5' fi V- V, Walters Wattenberger White Whitehead Whiteside M .:-V W r t .,.. fv' P' .AV :'i zii ' Zh, p :ie itee W . rrl eii' Wright Wood Yahne - gl Wiest wwf' ,.-f' -'R Yi? Williams gms ,Hi-W Upper left- The Three Musketeers' in person. Upper center- Tough night, girls? Upper right- Two 1i'1 ange1sC?J Left center- I've been framed! Center- Pass around the bottle Ccokeb- Right center- No free parki'n'. Lower left-uJust a little something we Whipped upfi Lower right- No food shortage here. 30 tr X M E fi . i ff? 31 .4 e . music anb Dfzama I 5 Z 'gs Cx A Q A ' I FV V Xu ix O4 x N N , ' if If KK! 2231112 n?i'!i?!1'ciZZt'J3!RT - AMEVPQ-'bf , 59 Band Sunny Hi appreciated its band this year at all the football games, home basketball games, and pep assemblies. Both spring and fall concerts proved very successful. The Band also par- ticipated in the Spring Festival and received a rating of Excellent. First Row: A. Dwinell, E. Fry, B. Kingman, D. Wood, T. Hardy, M. Benedetti, P. Leding- ham, M. Copenhaver. Second Row: M. Rosenfelt, V. Morgan, P. Vander Veer, J. Smith, M. Bouy, O. Burlison, P. Rowan, V. Duncan, C. Herrett. D. Galaway, B. Weist, P. Whiteside, B, Taylor, B, Lovern, R, Cain, Third Row: B, J. Jackson, R. Seller, M. L. Brallier, W. Wyatt, E. McCullough, B. Kollmar, B. Munson, R. Budig, R. Loschen, B. Knight, B. Richards, L. liaba, D. Bond. Fourth Row: Director, Mr. Williamson, M. McDonald, M. Isherwood, D. Van Eaton, N. Church, D. Gochnour, J. Terry, M. Asselstine. M-M., ' A 'B . First Row: C. Cain, J. White, O. Wiseman, J. Thrush, R. Reed, M. F. Bond, B. James, G. Blackwell, H. Belcher. Second Row: B. Steinbacher, H. Pryde, L. Eckstein, A. Dwinell D. Wood, P. Rowan, R. Cain, D. Bond, G. Vander Meer, J. Krueger, L. Metteer, E. Scott. Third Row: D. Gochnour, N. Church, B. Kollmar, Director, Mr. Williamson. Qrchesira Orchestra put in a very active year under the direction of Mr. Williamson and Mr. Herbst, to whom the supervision fell at mid-year. It performed for the following occasions: Rotary Minstrel Show, Fall and Spring Concerts, School Plays, Baccalaureate, and Commencement. The group made a good showing at the Music Festival in Ellensburg, receiving a Superior rating. 31 Girls' Glee Club This year the Girls' Glee Club, under the adept supervision of Mrs. Lois Chapin, present- ed a winter and spring concert as well as providing entertainment for one basketball game and various school assemblies. In January, the local glee club was hostess to Grandview and Prosser vocal departments for an evening of singing to promote friendship and the ability to work to- gether. Their efforts were rewarded with a Superior rating at the spring festival in Ellens- burg. The Glee Club officers are: Geraldine Lee, President, Joan McCaig, Vice-Presidentg Mora Eckstein, Secretaryg Frances Stevens, Treasurerg Caroline Brennen and Shirley Werst, Li- brarians. First Row: A. Maling, B. Pratt, B. Avery, W. Poole, G. Gordon, E. Eggebeen, B. Griffith, F. Stevens, C. Lane, V. Duncan. Second Row: P. Brennan J. Smith, C. Brennen, S. Swink, L. Cole, D. Packer. T. Kinsey, M. Eckstein, J. McCaig, F. Price. Third Row: Mrs. Chapin, G. Lee, I. Kaiser, M. Horton, C. Van Belle, F. Farwell, L. Lang, S- W9I'Sf, J- Bogert, L. Cervine, P. Bragg.. Left to Right: V. Duncan, T. Kinsey, D. Eshelman, G. Lee, I. Kaiser, M. Horton, M. Eckstein, F. Stevens, B. Griffith, Accompanist, J. McCaig. ' Nonette A Girls' Nonette was organized this year, also under the direction of Mrs. Chapin. The group sang for the various school concerts, assemblies, local social clubs, and provided an amus- ing half-time entertainment for one basketball game. Completing a successful year, the Nonette entered the music contest in the spring and received a rating of Excellent. 32 Boys' Gctette Singing for the musical assemblies in the fall, participating in the winter and sprng con- certs was the Boys' Octette, organized this year under the direction of Mrs. Lois Chapin. First Row: J. Bateman, O. Bond, K. Lane, F. Myers, Second Row: C. Herrett, R. Loschen, F. Clarke, R. Cain Left to Right: J. Gulickson, D. Bond, B, Kollmar, D. Palmer, R. Cain, P. Whiteside Brass Sextette The Brass Sextette was again reorganized, after an idle period of three and a half years, under the direction of Mr. Herbst. It has played for several social affairs, and also at school socials. At the Music Festival they received a Good rating. 33 Professor, How Could You? An amusing comedy, Professor, How Could You? was successfully presented November 16, 1945 by the Senior Class. It was enthusiastically received by all and was ably directed by Miss Winifred Kildow. The committees performed a commendable job and helped to make the presentation a memorable one. Back Row: G. Canaan, S. Harris, Miss Kildow, M. Benedetti, S. Senn, M. Johnson, M. Mondt, C. Fuchs. Front Row: J. White, B. Munson, J. Crawford, P- Ledingham, B. Woolf, D. Myers, Back Row: B, Wetmore, M. Partch, V. Olsen, A. Hoffman, C. Denson, M. Eckstein, Miss Kil- dow. Front Row: M. L. James, O. Burlison, R. Cain, M. Asselstine, O. Wiseman. A Ready-Made Familyu The Junior Class selected as their play, HA Ready-Made Family , which they presented March 29, 1946. The characters were portrayed excellently and the play proved to be a success. This production was also directed by Miss Wini-fred Kildow. 34 Qcfivifies fn XX Q7 1 72 R 54 W 9 IQ-S? ff ,, aw , ,'GLfiQ X I r- ' ,V ,AJ 5 KA 4 ' efjin J XFEIYI-E31 .R'I.'!3fFi?iEEa IG JIPEE ff r Sv 'szyff - f - Mirror Staff ANNUAL STAFF CROW 17 R. Cain, J. Gulick- son, F. Farwell, C. Boling, S. Harris, R. Loschen, M. Horton. CROW 29 F. Green, K. Betz, D. Langenegger, S. Smith, P. Steph- ens. P. Whiteside, D. Sears. CROW 33 B. Taylor, J. Mc, Caig, G. Lee, M. Benedetti, S. Werst, M. Asselstine, J. White. CROW 43 C. Lane, O. Burli- son, M. Asselstine, P. Ledingham, E. Cain, P. Rowan. Finishing touches On a Grizzly Pages in the making The business angle Breaking in future editors To you. dear Seniors and underclassmen, we, the Annual Staff of 1946 present this book -and with it, our sincere hope that it will please you. The time we spent as well as the usual trials and tribulations are now past, ,and in their place we have created a collective diary to por- tray the past year at Sunny Hi. Stuff Editors Editor-in-chief Peggy Ledingham Art Editor Dona Sears Business Manager Steve Smith Administration Pat Rowan Asst. Bus. Manager Raymond Cain Junior Class .. .. . Photo Editor . . Clarence Boling .. Meryl Asselstine, Barbara Taylor Senior Class . . . Mary Horton, Shirley Werst Sophomore Class Freshmen Class .... . . ..... .. . . Pat Whiteside, Roger Loschen Music and Drama . . .... . . . . . Catherine Betz, Charlotte Lane Sports . . Miriam Asselstine Assistant Editor John Gulickson 35 .. . Joan McCaig, Joan White Activities . .. ....... .. . Evelyn Cain Faculty Advisor, Miss Clydene Johnston EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Row 1: B. Mun- son, L. Ammer- man, M. Horton, B. Funk, B. Stein- gan, F. Clarke, J. backer, M. Flana- McCaig, P. Leding- ham. Row 2: Advisor Miss Hoffman, S Smith, R. Gar- wood, D. Van Ea- ton, F. Fredricks, L. Lang. STUDENT COUNCIL Row 1: D. Lan- egger, O. Burlison, M. Asselstine, D. Bleakney, G. Cam- lyle, I. Kaiser, M. Bos, R. Loschen. Row 2: Advisor Mr. Senn, B. Fike, P. Rowan, M. Hor- ton, P. Plumb, C. Van Belle. GIRLS' CLUB Row 1: C. Van Belle, M. Horton, Adv. Miss McKee. Row 2: M. Schut, M. Eckstein, V. Duncan. BOYS' CLUB Row 1: J. Craw- ford, P. Henley, F. Schilperoort. Row 2: G. Rob erts, G. Carlyle, Adv. Mr. Ander- son. Executive Council Sunny Hi may well be proud of the student self-government, of which the chief exponent is the Executive Council. Its members meet once a week to discuss problems, authorize expenditure of money for various projects, and in every way possible serve to further the students' interests. One of the major accomplishments of the year was the completion of the Lincoln Field Fence, which this body had been promoting for the past two years. ' Student Council The Student Council started a busy year in September after a new chair- man was elected. Bill Green, the original Chairman, was called into the Marines and Mary Horton took his place by popular vote. During the course of the year many problems were talked over and acted upon. On March Sth both the Student and Executive Councils attended the annual Yakima Val- ley Student Conference in Yakima. Through discussion and lectures the mem- bers learned much of value. E Girls' Club To start the year off the annual Big-Little Sister party was held. The main events of the year were meetings of the study groups which included music, art, book reviews, and travel. These groups were conducted by women of the community and met once every three weeks. In addition, several general meetings were held in which such subjects as personality were discussed by the women of the faculty. The officers were as follows: President, Charlot Van Belleg Vice-Presi- dent, Mora Ecksteing Secretary, Virginia Duncang Treasurer, Mary Louise Schut: and Program Chairman, Mary Horton. Miss McKee was the advisor. Boys' Club With Paul Henley in charge, the Boys' Club held regular meetings under the supervision of Mr. Don Anderson. This year the entertainment during the meetings consisted of different speakers, movies, and wrestling matches. The clubsponsored intramural games in basketball. The officers were as follows: President, Paul Henleyg Vice-President, Gene Carlyleg Secretary, Frank Schilperoortg Treasurer, John Crawfordg Ser- geant-at-Arms, Guy Roberts and George Goetz. 37 HI-Y CROW 13 B. Cable, D. Palm- er, S. Harris, J. Crawford, D. My- ers, Adv. Mr. Graf- ious, CROW 23 O. Bond, D. Van Eaton, L. Isher- Wood, F. Clarke, J. Gulickson, P. Stephens, CROW 33 C. Fredricks, B. Kollmar, J. Schut. C. McDonald, M. Partch CAMERA CLUB CROW 13 Adv. Mr. Johnson, W. Graves, L. Bar- rett, C. Boling, G. Hewitt, P. Steph- ens, G. Paradis. CROW 23 D. Shelton, E. Johnson, P. Wilson, L. Miller, A. Dwi- nell, W. Kelly, H. Kaiser, R. Weam- er. FIRE SQUAD CROW 13 J. Gulickson, B. Rawlings, R. Cain, B. Cable, C. Bol- ing, W. Kendall, D. Palmer, D. Ken- dall, L. Nichols, J. Crawford, E. Am- merman, S. Harris, J. Stahlhut. CROW 23 G. Carlyle, D. Bond, J. Bessey, D. Myers, S. Smith, P. Henley, L. Isher- Wood, F. Clarke, C. Weist, G. Can- aan CROW 33 C. Fuch, M. Partch, C. Fredricks, D. Langenegger, J. McCaig, B. Koll- mar, D. Van Eaton, O. Bond, J. Steph, ens, C. Baze, M. Riel, Adv. Mr. Grafious THESPIANS CROW 13 C. Fuch, M. Bene- detti, D. Myers, S. Harris, J. Craw- ford, S. Werst, P. Ledingham CROW 23 M. Mondt, D. Esh- elman, D. Van Eat- on, B. Woolf, J. White, Adv. Miss Kildow. Hi-Y The Hi-Y is the high school branch of the Y.M.C.A. Its purpose is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high stand- ards of Christian character. The group has one social function each month in addition to attending church in a body. They have been especially active around Sunny Hi when a group was needed to sell food at home games. The keen enthusiasm and fine spirit of the boys, together with the excellent advice of Mr. Grafious, made for a very successful yeafr. Officers were: Le- Roy Isherwood, President, David Van Eaton, Vice-Presidentg Claude Fredricks, Secretary-Treasurer, and Bill Cable, Chaplain. Camera Club Under the able direction of Mr. Ralph Johnson, the Camera Club has been very active this year. The students mastered handling the camera, stud- ied camera techniques, learned to develop their own snapshots, and to en- large originals. Fire Squad Absolutely necessary to the smooth operation of any high school is this organization. This year, the squad devised a substitution plan for drills, where- by certain exits were blocked by fire. Leading the group were Francis Clarke, Chlefg Stan Hanris, Assistant Chiefg and Joan McCaig, Secretary. Thespians The Thespians, under the direction of Miss Kildow, had a lot of fun working together this year. In their meetings, they studied make-up, acting principles, and radio dramatization. Soon after the Senior Play, eight new members were initiated. They presented ha1f,time entertainment at a basket- ball game and a skit for the American Legion Auxiliary. Thespian officers were: President, Donna Eshelmang Vice-President, Peggy Ledinghamg Secretary- Treasurer, Margaret Benedettig Clerk, Dick Myers and Reporter, Betty Curtis. 39 fx if f' N. fx' HONOR SOCIETY CROW 15 D. Eshelman, P. Stephens, S. Werst, P. Ledingharn CROW 25 C. Fuch, R. Gar- Wood, P. Rowan, J. White. G.A.A. OFFICERS CROW 15 I. Kaiser, Advisor Miss Kane CROW 25 D. Hansen, M. Asselstine, L. Am- rnerman, A. Mal- ing DEBATE CROW 15 M. Copenhaver, W. Jensen, O. Bond, Adv. Mr. Grafious CROW 25 J. White, C. Fuch, A. Harrel, E. Cain. GIRLS' LETTER CLUB CROW 15 Adv. Miss Kane, M. Copenhaver, I. Kaiser, L. Lang, H. Jansen, F. E d- Wards, CROW 25 H. Hollinberger, B. Reynolds, I. Omta, M. Benedetti, V. Olson, M. Assel- stine, CROW 35 D. H a n s e n , I. Worms, L. Amrner- man, L. Osburn, D. Sears, H. Mathias, V. Duncan. CROW 45 A. Maling, B. Rutz, E. M i 1 1 e r , C. Worms, T. Kinsey. Honor Society The highest honor which can be attained by any student is election to the National Honor Society. Membership is restricted to fifteen percent of the Senior Class and five percent of the Junior Class. It is based upon the principles of character, scholarship, leadership, and service. Officers for the year were: President, Shirley Werstg Vice-President, Ruth Garwoodg Sec, retary, Peggy Ledinghamg and Treasurer, Donna Eshelman. The members pub- lished the first Frosh Handbook which was distributed to acquaint new students with the courses, activities and traditions of Sunny Hi. G. A. A. The Girls' Athletic Association has done a fine job this year by pro- moting sportsmanship among the girls. Intramural tournaments in basketball and a night basketball game held the attention of all participating. Hikes were also enjoyed by the organization. This club enables the girls to earn points which make them eligible for the Girls' Letter Club. Officers for the year were: President, Irene Kaiserg VicelPresident, Lola Ammermang Secretary, Arlene Malingg Treasurer, Dora- deen Hansen, Play and Program Chairman, Miriam Asselstineg and Advisor, Miss Charlotte Kane. Debate Competing in several debates with teams from Selah, Yakima, Wapato, Pasco, and other valley towns, our teams won all their debates. The question debated upon was, Should the Federal Government Establish a Columbia Valley Authority? They attended the State tournament held at Washington State College and won two out of six debates. In the valley contest held at Wapato, Joan White and Carl Fuchs won first place in the debate, Carl Fuchs won first place as Best Speaker, and he also won second place in the extempor- aneous class. Mr. Grafious instructed the group. Girls' Leiter Club The members of the Girls' Letter Club are required to have earned a lettetr before they may join. Responsibilities of play days are placed upon their shoulders. At the football games the girls sell candy and pop and they are ushers at the basketball games. This year they sponsored the Pep Club which was a very active organization. 41 LIBRARY STAFF Row 1: Allen, Plumb, Rawlings, McIntosh,Bowman, Asselstine, Kaiser, Row 2: Olson, Andrus, Johnson, R i c e , Thompson, Green, Smith, Adv. Miss Rice Row 3: Johnson, Miller, W o o lf , Wiest, Budig, Bar- low, Owens, Shep- herd. F.F.A. Row 1: Schilper- oort, Darr, Brand- sma, Unger, Nich, ols, Stevens, Myers Barrett Row 2: Stilwell, L a n g , Krueger, Miller, Frye, Dil- lon, Bos, Baze Row 3: Walters, Graves,Barrow, G a n s , Hazzard, H u a r d, Partch, Adv. Corless. Row 4: Ruppert, Schlosser, R i c h - ards, Lee, Fleming, Pruitt, Everts. USHERING STAFF Row 1: Meyers, Cable, Henley, Ish- erwood, Van Eaton, Horton Row 2: Copen- haver, Clarke, Van Belle, Palmer, Mc- Donald, Rosenfelt, Row 3: McCaig, Adv. Miss Larsen, Schut, Benedetti, Fredricks, Smith, Duncan Row 4: Woolf, Rowan, Leding- ham, Flanagan, Al- len. RIFLE CLUB Row 1: Pryde, G a n s , Crawford, Frye, Homer, John- son, Knight, Krue- ger Row 2: Mr. Beat- tie, Bessey, H e r - r e t t , Billington, Sahlr, Dillon, Goch- nour Row 3: M i s s Hoffman, Dwinell, Mendenhall, B a r , row, Camp, Fry, Whiteside, Taylor Row 4: Ruppert, McDonald, Vander Meer, C. Schlosser, D. Schlosser, Mun- son, Lane, King- man. Library Great-pleasure can be derived from working with books, and the library staff thoroughly enjoys its duties. Checking books in and out and giving out information about the librawry to fellow students are only a few of the duties which this group performs efficiently under the direction of Miss Rice. F. F. A. Activites of the F.F.A. have increased this year. They participated in the Grandview Harvest Festival, Auburn Livestock Show and. the Spokane International Livestock Show. The F. F. A. District Convention was held here, which included valley towns from Pasco to Ellensburg. Periodical field trips were held during the year and the group sponsored a barn dance for the whole student body. Marvin Partch and Dick Myers are applicants for the State Farmer Degree. Officers of the year were: President, Dick Myersg Vice- President, Carl Bazeg Secretary, Glade Miller, Treasurer, John Adams, Report- er, Marvin Partch, and Advisor, Mr. Bob Corless. Usherinq Staff The Ushering Staff is composedof Seniors whose duty it is to usher at all high school events, which included music concerts, plays, and boxing match- es. Mairy Horton was chairman and Miss Charlotte Larson was advisor. Rifle Club Every Monday night the Rifle Club met under the direction of Mr. Earl Myers and Mr. Don Beattie. Jim Mendenhall was high-point man on the local rifle team. He had 100 out of a possible 100 points. Tom Dillon made the same record in the final Hearst Rifle Contest. 43 Boys' Letter Club The Boys, Letter Club, Sunny Hi's honor society for athletes, has completed another suc- cessful school year. Fellows who have earnedat least one varsity letter in any of the major sports are members of the organization. Theexample set by these boys in knowing how to lose as well as win has been important in encouraging the whole student body to follow suit. President of this group was Claude Fredricks and Mr. Senn is advisor. Row 1: K. Brandsma, J. Crawford, W. Kendall, F. Schilperoort, P. Henley, D. Palmer, E. Am- merman, P. Crawford, Coach Senn. Row 2: B. Funk, J. Massey, G. Pitzer, M. Bos, S. Smith, L. Isherwood, G. Carlyle, J. Schut, M. Barr, B. Fitts. Row 3: G. Canaan, D. Langenegger, J. Mendenhall, C. Fredricks, M. Partch, L. Lang. . .fa Q . .- rm as J . if '55 , SQ? ,J 'ff X ' ilu. V Row 1: Advisor, Miss Kane: P. Plumb, F. Allen, L. Bowman, M. Copenhaver, M. Horton, I. Kaiser, L. Lang, H. Jansen, S. Werst, F. Edwards. J. Hill. Row 2: G. Gordon, F. Stevens, M. Eckstein, G. Lee, H. Hollinberger, B. Nelson, I. Omta, M. Benedetti, V. Olson, M. Asselstine, J. McCaig. Row 3: D. Eshelman, E. Cain, D. Hansen, D.. Lynch, L. Worms, L. Osburn, D. Sears, H. Matthias, B. Curtis, B. Woolf. Row 4: P. Price, M. Schut, A. Maling, B. Rutz, E. Miller, C. Worms, T. Kinsey, B. Shepherd, V. Duncan. ROW 5: B. Andrus, L. Ammerman, M. James. Girls' Pep Club The purpose of the Sunny-Hi Pep Club was to inspire pep and enthusiasm among the members of the student body as well as to support various activities promoted by the school. It sponsored the election of a Basketball Queen, Miriam Asselstine, and gave a dance to honor her and the team. Virginia Duncan was the president and Miss Kane the advisor. 44 gpofzfs f lxxuf N N WlXfV,,pl : 4. , W., .W wry.. ffswmQ.+.ws,zxc::f1'z' , fm v. -1- P.- .uu v .Nfl ,g.,li.,, ,L 1 ' s ' up Nillvialhhg i..uQn,rx:.N HENDENHALIL ' 08 , , y E , a VESALIWQQ ifkflgu HANS , Football When the Grizzly gridsmen wound up their season with a banquet at the Planters and another at Hill's, they put behind them an exceptionally good year. Lettermen returning from last year were Roberts, Carlyle, Schilperoort, Poirier, Freder- icks, MacDonald, Partch. The ,45 season was opened with a jamboree at Kennewick. The two best games were the one with Wapato, won by MacDonald's field goal 3-0, and the Prosser game in which the power- ful Grizzlies bowled over their traditional rivals 20-0. 46 W F.--1 ..-v-'-- ..-w..,..- W A ,, , Q , 1 Season Gi '45 Co-captains were Claude Fredericks, left half and winner of the Inspiration Cup, a'nd Paul Henley, left end. Letter winners numbered 20, and Coach Sen'n is looking forward to next year with hopes for a lot of wins and a high place in the newly revived league. 47 Basketball Starting the season in full stride. this year's Grizzly court squad showed real speed and fire, combined with clever ball handling and straight shooting, which qualified them as a def- inite threat for the valley title, Winning their first five tussles before they slowed their pace was one ofthe Grizzlies' achievements. Then apparently going into a slump, but showing winning form off-and-on, the squad was beaten out of a berth in the valley tournament in a season-ending game with Paseo. Under the capable coaching of Clem Senn, the Grizzlies are waiting: for next year's sea- son with four returning lettermen. 48 iistmnu. o Q HAH!! Cawfsfoam fs. EAW? G. Egan 'a SANS STEVENS DUHJ SVIINK E'AL!!Jff3ARTNER Boxing Sunny Hi's second year of boxing under Mr. Quiggle's coaching was a complete success with three representatives competing in the state tournament at Pullman. Darrol Kendall, heavyweight, finished second in the race for state championship. Bob Loose deserves credit for having 100 WL wins in the ten bouts with district opponents. The box- ers fought Pasco, Grandview, Toppenish, Prosser and the Yakima Y. -39 Jwfdlwd . . ss..-R' ' la L U X I . FIRST STRING-Row 1: H. Lyons, J. Mendenhall, J. Schut, D. Langenegger, E. Ammer- man, F. Massey, H. Pryde. Row 2: Coach Blume, G. Canaan, T. Dillon, L. Lang, G. Pit- zer, C. Fredricks. SECOND STRING-Row 1: D. Gochnour, D. Minnich, D. Camp, R. Cain, J. Chambers, E. Homer, G. Harris, R. Loschen, G. Juvinall, A.Myers. Row 2: B. Munson, O. Snyder, D. Schlosser, M. Pruitt, B. Maling, T. Moore, M. Brewer, J. C. Massey, R. Heath. Baseball Taking over at the helm of baseball, after his discharge from the navy, was Coach George Blume. With many returning lettermen this year, and more for next year's squad, the Grizzlies biggest setback was their lack of power from the pitching mound. Starting the season was a returning pitcher, George Pitzer, who injured his arm midway through the season. Tom Dil- lon, assisted by Bob Maling, then took over for Sunnyside, and pitched the Grizzly nine through a fairly successful year. 50 Row 1: M. Partch, P. Stephens, J. Billington, R- Weamer, K. Skiles, P. Partch, Coach Senn. Row 2: J. Crawford, G. Brooks, E. Barker, P. Henley, D. Bond, G. Johnson, G. Carlyle. Track For the first time in seven years, Sunny Hi has had a Track team. ' Coached by Mr. Senn, the grass-green Grizzlies spent most of their practice time learning, conditioning and developing form. 1 The meets attracted good turn-outs and all signs point towards Track becoming a favorite major sport and an important part of the year's activities. 51 BOYS-C.Holmstrom, B. Minnich, K. Lane, C. Herrett, L- Isherwood, F- Clarke, Adv. M12 Grafious. GIRLS--Row 1: Advisor Miss Kane, M. Benedetti, M. Lionberger, A. Dwinell, V. Olson, H. Hollinberger. Row 2: M. Asselstine, B. Fike, L. Ammerman, V. Duncan, T. Roy. Girls' Tennis With three returning letter girls, Miss Kane, tennis coach, had good material to start with. Miriam Asselstine, taking the lead in first singles position, kept her opponents always on the run and any matches she dropped were hard-won. Vera Olson kept up the pace in second singles and when they played together for first doubles the girls remained tops. Marie Lionberger and Theresa Roy were alternate first doubles, and when they stepped up, Virginia Duncan and Irene Kaiser handled the seconds' spot. Boys' Tennis The four boys forming the tennis squad tion. Playing both first and second singles and tough matches and had their opponents on the handled second doubles, keeping their side of by Mr. Grafious. proved themselves to be a really hot combina- first doubles, Isherwood and Herrett played some fly throughout the season. Clarke and Fleming the record up to par. The boys were coached 52 5:'1.b ' -.izlifl ' ' Ju - ' . ' , f f ' H' ' '. U -2f.',a'Q,A4P. 52ET7Sf'!fS5Z.li'fKG'Af5s?K7iHS!Y4E Local Contributors SUGAR BOWL TRIPLE SERVICE MARKET WALTERS' PHARMACY L' PETERS' JEWELRY A' LEE SEMON DR. WILLIAM WILSON EMMETTE TAYLOR Sz SONS VIC DUFFIN COOPER'S STATIONERY WOLFE RADIO 8z APPLIANCE IRENE'S BEAUTY SALON N- P. WOODS' DEPT. STORE EMPIRE DRUG BENEDETTPS BARBER SHOP MODERN BEAUTY ,SHOP DR. ALFRED E. 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' r -Y H ,,,f,?,,, . , N , :M-V-'mf fwfr --2-, n x 1' 3' M E., 1--2-N up , 4 V . Igqzwiagfx A f ., Y ' Mika, 9.2 ,, 4, EH au, if i my , vgfff - K, Lf I ri Tk iwwz' 'L - A if 1f.: ' , 3,1 ECHCES 85 TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction .. Dedication . . . Seniors ...... Homecoming .... . . . Fall ......... Football .... Volleyball . . Cross Country Cheerleaders Classes ,..... Juniors ..,... .., Sophomores . Freshmen .... . . . Apollo .4,. Activities ....,.. . , . Industrial Arts Art Club ..,,.. . . . Honor Society . . . , . , Varsity S ...,... , . . FFA .... FHA .... Band Choir ...... Musical .... Winter .,.,.... . . . Basketball . . . . . . Wrestling .... . . . Faculty i... Spring ..... Baseball ,,...,., . . , Softball ........... . . . Athlete of the Year , . . . . . Jr. Hr ............. ... Grade School . . . . . . Elementary . , Prom ,...,, Graduation , . , Mr. Violet - Principal Mrs. Steiger - Secretary Mrs Abbott Secretary Mrs Beebe Secretary Sharon Wright - Secretary Mrs Graessle Treasurer Mrs Miller Secretary Dr. Krstler Superintendent Mr Smith Prrncrpal E HOES ANNUAL STAFF There were fewer people working on the Annual Staff this year. Even though the staff was small, the book is o good one, and we hope that you will enjoy it and will keep referring back to it to remember what it was like in the year 1985. Row 1 D. Cook, D. O'Neill, M. Miller 1, I.. K 1 V . . 5 V I Row 2 S. Ambroza, L. East, J. Kill, T. Martin, C. DeWitt Ad salespeople - J. Kill, M. Miller Article writers Cover Artists M. Miller, B. Ball Editor - Jodie Kill Our Advisor DEDICATION TO TRAVIS SEIBERT God's Child and Yours I'lI lend you for a little time a child of mine, He said, For you to love the while he lives and mourn for when he's dead. It may be six or seven years or twenty-two or three But will you, till I call him back, take care of him for me? He'II bring his charms to gladden you and should his stay be brief, You'll have his lovely memories as solace for your grief. I cannot promise he will stay since all from earth return, But there are lessons taught down here, I want this child to learn. l've looked this wide world over in search of teachers true And from the things that crowd Life's lane l have decided You. Now will you give him all your love nor think the labor vain And hate Me when l come to call to take him back again? I fancy that I heard them say Dear Lord, Thy Will be done. For all the joy this child will bring The risk of grief we'Il run, We'Il shelter him with tenderness we'II love him while we may And for the Happiness we've known forever grateful stay. And should the angels call for him much sooner than we planned We'll brave the bitter grief that came and try to understand. - Author unknown .. it ' r I . Kiel It fair, on A Mit' ,lift , V 2' gg, 2? i .,l 2 4 ...V ffl' Mt-., I. ,5,pf5:.1'Q,,:,jg?. If N ,-1 tr iii .T ill Sm T.. L W urs If Our hearts and our minds We would like to share this poem that was given to us just one year ago. This was written by Dinah Wie- chart in memory of our son and brother, Micheal A. Whitling. We lost Mike August 21, 1983. Mike We are so unsure of death that we ask so many questions, with no one having the answers but only a few suggestions. We think of your son and others - it just seems to be unfair, how the Lord takes them so quickly when they surely are not prepared. --- .1 Y ffwvv' hear but in their Dinah - V . , s Yoga 'j effd This is the crib that Micheal made just before he died. In Loving memory of Uncle Mike, I mourn for you in silence, No eyes can see me weep, But many a silent tear is shed, while others are asleep. God gave me strength to bear it, and courage to face the blow: But what it meant to give you up, No one will ever know. You'll always be remembered and tears will come and go: Never will you be forgotten, For I still Love and Miss You So With Love, Mikie 85 SENICRS R A T send, L. Degen, C. Seffernrck, J. Hoskins. Class colors: Royal blue and silver Class Flower: Red rose Class Motto: We create our tomorrows by what we dream today. 69 lv flK?:T l r fix 93' V-m --..,, A pro in training. Lose your keys, Mark? But a straight beats three of a kind!!! Wait 'til Mom sees this. That's unbelievable!! The three stooges, The duke at work. Terrifying Tony scoring terrif ic two. Did you see that!!!?? Hooray for our team Which way did he go? Do I smile as big as Jimmy Carter? 'Hwang a7+b2:c7 Coke is it! We're not gonna take it! Comfy? The magnificent two. Heartburn! Got any alka-seltzer? ........wwm,i,, , Hope CSovidgeD Dowson gb wi Liso Degen LeAnn Eos! Pau! Goodwin I'9n- DeAnno Grigg 2' -R 6' Home x Angie Griggby Joe Hommond Chris Hordesty Delores Horruff Q' 5 . Rose Hedge Wendy Herfwrth Jim Herbs! Go ahead punk, make my day! it I can't take it anymore! Where's yrllfl broces, Bill? What 5 wrong, Brent? .X Qw- You expect us to believe that? I could use a massage. It's got to be around here somewhere! Wait! Is my hair O.K.? How do we look? Watch the gopher holes, Barb. fb ,A ,. ,- l i N-' N 'Q' M, Two bits, Four bits Don't mess with me, l'm thinking! fy w ifhis My feet are killing me, Q The distributor caps of S.H.S. A winks ., Who snatched my escort? Shh! De very, very quiet. Come here and say that! How many miles per gallon does that get? D00 MCDGIFTWY Shoron Metzger Mike Miller Brion O'NeiII .um rg Wt r F ...Q 7 Shelly Pqnergon Condy Perkins Misty Potts Dill Reynolds it 'L I 'J' -1. W g f f W any f ,M - M R00 Ri 9W0'd Kofie Ruwoldf She-eno Schuller Cindy Seffernick 'EM X- an Dre-nf 5h0l'fe' 5heil0 Shork Lisa CMonnJ Smith Missy Smith Amy Townsend Angie White Scot' Whmokef Angie Young Michelle Youngpeter My humor i5 limited, Don Wiechort The following pictures were not received on time for our color deod- line. We will try to include them within the book. Eugene Croger Steve Doniels Robert Huey Neal Kilgore Jim Lewis Dollie Coudill Kathy Roberts Tommy West A , EK , 1 R , U I Mi. ff' -y Wifi? I . Dee Grigg Sr. , rl . .rg 4' 4 Sherry Boyliff Jr. Morio Kohle Soph. mf, I Teresa Bockey Fresh Tereaso Bockey escorted by Troy Keysor X, Amy Townsend escorted by Ron Ringwold I' ':'...,T C' Maria Kohle escorted by Mark Keller Sherry Dayliff escorted by Bill Reynolds Tonya Croft escorted by Scott Whitaker Dee Grigg escorted by Joe Hoskins Lisa Degen escorted by Steve Kistler PLACE YOUR TRACKS HERE ,,.,f S6 W 647 5325525 Piilfiiiiivs 'qggliiiii C5 - K... '11 s s XX I fork QQ 5352? QIXM Q-V Aa , 1 Im ' ' If w 1 ! At if, my ' 6 f ' T x s w lf - i 1 x l , , Iii Q S X X i Z X ff X Q vf 6. 4' I .Q . F Q ,,A ny , 1' ' ' 7 5 ' , gs , .7 , x - 4 ' I Wil . X , XX gi- igxx I ,fx 'h.L.m . Xiu' v ' I ' ' . -gg' .J 'n 5 ,- is Q ' X 4 ..:'H V' ,' R -h ls J, US? - XX lv .1111 BEARCATS REBUILD YOUTHFUL BEARCATS GAIN EXPERIENCE THE HARD WAY. O I ,nil NN Fi- A rg NYM WELL ,, W, If: XAWIMLQW TV I fl' fl., . Q ' ofa.. A Row 1: Coach Harmon, S. Kistler, J. Haskins, B. Reynolds, R. Leis, D. Wiechart, S. Whittaker, T. Keysor, S. Cook, M. Keller, Coach McConnell. Row 2: Coach Hatfield, D. Longstreth, L. Ringwald, P. Johnson. C. Graham, W. Carnes, D. Cook, S. Meyer, J. Lotz, J. Sanders. M. Harruff, Coach Fuge. Row 3: Coach Sensabaugh, N. Ricker, B. Miller, D. Savidge, T. Stoup, D. Krouskop, J. Crager, D. Dawson, S. Goecke, M. Hardesty, Coach Mason. BEARCATS REBUILD YOUTHFUL BEARCATS GAIN EXPERIENCE THE HARD WAY. i Row 1: Mike Hanjora, Rick Monfort, Brad Hefner, John Goecke, Randy Reynolds, Bill Becker, Greg Hook, Manager: Marty Oehl- hof. Row 2: Brian Hedge, Joey Binnion, John Keysor, Bret Liming, Danny King, Jeff Glaze, Tim Wilson, Coach Fuge. This football season the new head coach coming from his assistant job at Ada, Bruce McConnell, brought in new offensive and defensive systems. The Minster game was the story of the whole sea- son. The Bearcats Iost on a courageous try for a two point conversion that fell short. The rest of the season fell just short of expectations. After the Upper Scioto Valley game, it was thought that the team would turn around. But in a hard fought Perry game the team came up short again. This pattern was followed to the end-play hard but the scores fell short. The future bears watching since many underclass- men gained experience. Led by Dan Dawson receiv- ing honors as second team linebacker and Steve Mey- er second team running back were Dan Cook, Steve Goecke and Butch Miller getting Honorable Mention. The awards didn'tjust end with the underclassmen, Scott Cook received second team Defensive End and Troy Keysor also received Honorable Mention. Distin- guished team award winners were: Steve Goecke Cwinning offensive lineman awardj Steve Meyer and Troy Keysor Cwinning Offensive backj Scott Cook Cwin- ning Defensive Linemanb Dan Dawson Cwinning Defensive Line- backerl and Butch Miller Cwinning the Defensive back awardj. Final awards given out to the team were for Northwest Confer- ence AII Academic team or those on the team having a 3.0 aver- age or above. These members are: Joe Hoskins, Steve Goecke, Butch Miller and P.J. Johnson. fx gaze oygjzfi QQ4 6 5 K. K M, ta 1.1, I na X X 1 ,'5.'.f. is 23 Don Wiechort Richord Leis Scott Whittaker an-v'- Blair iw Scott Cook Mork Keller Joe Hoskins 3 Q' is Dill Reynolds Troy Keysor fha? 5?llVlLL ' Ron Ringwold VOLLEYBALL SHARK AND CAREY MAKE 1st TEAM NWC Ez HONORABLE MENTlON DISTRICT 8 Row 1 - S. Bayliff, A. Grigsby, S. Shark, T. Carey, H. Hennon Row 2 - S. Adams, R. Hedge, Coach Youngpeter, T. Croft, L. Degen, M. Brenek Row 1 - P. Coil, T. Kill, E. Osting Row 2 - S. Ambroza, D. Kistler, Coach Youngpeter, T. Dockey, J. Fetzer SENIORS Row 1 - A. Grigsby, S. Shark, M. Brenek Row 2 - L. Degen, T. Croft, R. Hedge, K. Ruwoldt V JV Marion Local L L Mendon W L St. Henry L L New Bremen W L Delphos Jeff. W W Perry W L Upper Scioto Valley W L Paulding W W Fort Jennings L L New Knoxville L L Lincolnview W L Waynesfield W W Crestview W L Bluffton L L Bath W L Elida W W Ada L L Allen East L W Minster L L Columbus Grove W W Ohio City W L The 1984 volleyball season had its ups 6 downs for both teams. Only one thing counted though, they all worked hard and had fun. The J.V.'s 4 of their 6 victories were conference wins, making another possi- ble race for conference next year. The Varsity ended up their season Q M Sl with a terrific record for the most wins 9' 1 f iv lu'-W and taking second place in conference. ji-:i55' Their record was 13-8. They also ended I their season play by defeating Ohio City 15-O, 15-O. ln tournament play they won their first game defeating Lincolnview, but ended up getting defeated by Crest- view in the second game. The squads chose Tammy Kill as Mo5r lmproved Playefnand Tressa Carey as 'Mosr Valuable Player. Stars - T. Him. J. Kill, C. Perkins, and not pictured were Y. Becker and K. Keller. Ylfff ig. R V' Z? 5 Q . W? N A W5 2 'iiiif MELA- , ,, ,, M 'R-WI' a M, ,z 9 :.v 'K wg. N ig 3 Xu, 1 N iq: .- +R gg,,,.,,.ww1wP Nb wk wi , Q an X Xi wax S f' KW SLS .R -. mei? . sm Am .. 5 A KN -ff :RF xf 'Qu N. . 28 I k M, K' Mm MMLZMK CROSS COUNTRY YOUNG HARRIERS LEARN WHILE GROWING Triangular Meets - Grd vs. Dotkins and Columbus Grave Big Meets - Columbus Grove Inv. fbth of 113 Bearcat Inv C11th of 165 Defiance College Inv. C8th of 153 Van Wert Inv. C6th of 123 NWC Meet C6thJ A Sectional C4thJ Allen County Cbthb Small Meets - QA 6 w i n s 1 1 loses K. Dille, D. Davis, A. Zinsmeister zrfsxrgqwvg ,gb-Qpegswsxqggbktswtwg ,nw ggi .fbi-iam-X if ,'MAgLEff'W5EQS i ' X V' X siwweiisfsw . m'Qw1s.w X .. an . X is T -Xiiwmys di J A JM .SSS X f Se 1 A 'W ROW 1 - B. Pollard, G. Zinsmeister, B. Haskins 6 f 30 N QS' ROW 2 - Coach McMicheal, 5. Cox, T. Kill. S. Cox rw pb? 'UN Q E , rs' 1 I' 'N 6 This year the cross country team did well consid- ering their youth. In triangular meets, they placed third against Botkins and Columbus Grove. In their smaller meets, they had 6 wins and 11 loses. In their bigger meets, they placed an average of fifth. Ke- vin Crites was named Outstanding runner. Barb Davis, Greg Zinsmeister, and Bill Haskins shared the Bearcat award. B. Davis - Sr. Fly like an eagle Go for it Where's the end? What's my time Coach? Something for the newspapers Do ya think we won? Pick a number I should be almost finished Who's winning? I don't feel too good. Keep on movin'. This is how it's going to be done. Which way did he go? On to the winner's circlel Stretch A little bit farther Greg. There's o hole in my sock. Greg Zinsmeister movin' along F OOTBALL CHEERLEADERS Bobbi Croft, Brendo Romgo, Jonet Ploce, Angie Morgret, Billie Wilson. Fo!! Cheerleodng Over rhe summer rhe J. V ond VOTSIE ry Cheerfeoders wenr ro Cheer comp or Mfomf Unfversiry in Oxford Ohio. The Vorsffy gor seven superiors, one exceff lenr ond o gofd ribbon for rhe overo!! superior cheer. They olso received rhree spfrfr srrdss for hovfng rhe rnosr pep. Ar rhe Affen Counry fofr, The Vorsfry pfoced rhfrd our of ren squads, The 1 V. placed hrsr fn rhefr oivfsfon. . ,ff f .gfwl--4 I Utgxvqii, lri 1: in , ,yi Steph Sensobough, Louro Burden, o Kohle, Lori Weichert, Kris Ruwoldv. ,,,,,M,M.,.,W-,,.m,.,.M-.fr,.WJm-1---M---H ,,,,,..-M-r 1 f,f Amy Townsend, Coptoin. -K. Suson Decker, Anito Obringer, Glendo Burden, Lori Schneer, Rhonda Groves. Kim Mueller, Moscot. HALLOWEEN W L, :A 1 XL , 1 , ,. f , w f g Q ,fi it 13 iil , an n X' ll III f ' I I' 'lr1::L' -' gl 2:-, 5 D al. l.'t:li-iq : ll. if RP' ,OX ' HL-N ! .wif , . on s 1 00112393 1 o r , 6 I , 'vogglllf l f 'f:goS , 09, l qo'a'I' I :Q l fha EW I EQ ' WE I wiv V Xa 'F 52, J W e,,szf M 5 ,,-, 2 ,,,, My W Ti V' '..,l 34 if Q R. Shosker D. Smith G. Smith J. Speer L. Stevens D. Stout D. Stumbough F. Swartz J. Vogt S. West T. Wilson M. Young N. Young A. Zinsmeister wtf? 'Yffm APOLLO K k.q: X ? llzs F535 -IZE L ' I Q X 3 1 E , A , ' ' E A , 5 . 'V 51 1 I Q , I , Q ,m,,:A: ' - Ms 51 , 13 ? , ww f Q 1,,, 1 ' ' I . L' V K f' rf WV mf , .,A, V , ,mr , , in? pw ' 5 1- U - - zvfi V ,-fii'- 5' ' A ,f 2 is E if E: 2 '7 b , , ' w an gt, 'f ,, , k s , .2 2 4 , -Q 1-Q 1 W, .,,,, gd 1 A K - ,A 'un L 2 V i E, ' k 'W ,M Z bg R U '22 18 .. H A I' ' w - ' l'fa ily . ,1:.:EEumm: ,ng ' 9 5 E I? -. hhZegZaLfQw f 753' X I h 'LN'-v .ACERV ' Q' ' -.AJS-7-'E' 1173 ' oF 0 A I X'xwXQ X9 X ' ,fa ' XZ' MJ1?2 ' N 133 , ,EL X L9 'A l ? xx X - .5 fi 'ff' H 71 ' -X . r Q, I inf 6 'fffx I V I fo in H rkfl I 2 N'- kgzafgfa mggmwvn 251: I 4QQ3': kQ YM V .I 153 , Q ll 1'0 x Ich 1 ' IDFESSUUDML UUUDENT AGTEVETIES NAUONAL HONORSOUHY 3 '2 ,iz W Gif Vs Lf iii VNPQV-E A066 Rs of L 0 gf Z 12 5 Q LL l L!d.N 2 5 1.4 rv ,DDQ w. QQ ogg 6 75 0 New H X 'MA N N K CLUBS lndusmo!Arrs Club W ROW 1 - D. Seffernick, B. Dall, R. Hordesty, B. Miller. ROW 2 Y C. Schoonover, R. Leis, IJ. Evans, J. Place. ROW 3 4 K. Crites, D. Stout, D. Swartz. T. Boll, Mr. Smith, lndusmol Arrs Club - ROW 1 -T. Glasco, M Hempker, P. Drown, K. Williams, M. Young ROW 2 - T. Oglesbee, D. Smith, L. Ring wald, B. Counts, K. Litsey. ROW 3 - G Swartz. ROW4 -J. Brenneman, T. Wilson Reynolds, B. Sovidge. Croft, M. Hanjora, G. Hook, J. Horton, B. Oehlhof, D. Longstreth, G. Kilgore, F. B. Liming, J. Keysor, G. Smith. ROW 5 - P. Brown, J. Grigsby, C. Fast, D. Becker, K. X ,. , 'Q-ww, S -4 .J U... My J., t...f.,..., U-6:-N., ,:wM.w,, W. 4 W., A mwffftf .....tzfwfff..wwmi,,,?efw.s.:asw..,,'3W.ze:mm,awww..,sfwwM:z:,, ESQ Arr Club - ROW 7 f D. Sanders, K. Thompson, R. Shosker, J. Keysor, B. Lenhart. ROW 2 - S. Cook, C. Hordesty, C. Perkins, L. East, T. Keysor. ROW .3 - M. Wood, P. Longstreth, L. Smith. T. Krouskop, P, Adams, K. Taggi, Miss Kula. ROW 4 - J. Goskill, K. Dille, L. Schneer, D. Koverman, A. Meyer, J. Johnson. Sponsored by the Industrial Arts Club AND MORE CLUBS Varsity 5 Row 1 - J. Hoskins. S. Whit- taker Row 2 - R. Ringwald, D. Wie- chart. T. Keysor, S. Kisfler. R. Leis Row 3 - K. Wurster, J. Lotz. B. Reynolds, S. Goecke, S. Meyer. R. Shaffer, G. Zins- meister. M. Kill Row 4 - D. Cook. D. Miller, J. De Vilbiss. D. Louth. D. Long- streth. M. Keller. W. Carnes. K. Crites. Coach McConnell Honor Society Row 1 - S. Metzger. S. Kistler. C. Seffer- nick Row 2 - R. Ringwald, J. Hoskins -5 7 v ' I F 'MM?a7a f r It . do .... 4 4 .ri I Varsity 5 Row 1 - T. Croft. R. Hedge, L. Degen Row 2 - M. Brenek, S. Shark, L. East, M Youngpeter, A. Grigsby. A. Townsend, K. Ruwoldt Row 3 - S. Ambrozo. T. Carey, H. Hennon J. Place, B. Ramga. D. Croft. A. Morgref. P. Adams Row 4 - B. Davis. D. Spence, S. Dayliff T Roberts, P. Coil, D. Wilson Row 7 -- B. Meyers, B. Stumbough, J Goecke, D. Roberts. Row 2 - J. Glaze, P Bowers, S. Klousing, R. Monfort. flow 1 J. Hoys, L. Yohl, C. Aller. C. Bower- sock. Row 2 - B. Schwartz, D. Klous, J. Gloze. D. Leiber, J. Seibert. Row 1- B. Core, D. Louth, S. Goecke, G. Seiben. Row 2 Y T. Ewing, R. Shaffer. M. Miller, D. Wiechort, B. Shaffer, M. Keller. F.F.A. ISIXNUUL 1 4 r Chg: pn 1 jarmf V I I 1984-85 Officers: D. Core - Sec., D. Wiechort - V.P,, M. Miller - Pres., S. Goecke - Rept., Not Pictured: T. Kohle - Sent., B. Blythe - Trees. Owner of new Robert McDonald restouronts 'Q f J' FUTURE HCMEMAKERS OF AMERICA '.lN'x Sf., fi' . A .... A-.A A A Row 7 C. Lewis, A. Grigsby, A. Townsend, C. Perkins. K. Ruwoldt Raw 2 A. Zinsmeister, S, Wagner, B. Croft, J. Core. S. Goetz Row .3 Mrs. Tapola, K. Ruwoidt, Y. Becker, P. Huff, M. Goetz Offfccrs K. Ruwoidt, A. Townsend, M. Goetz, J. Core Row Q C. Perkins, Y. Becker, S. Wagner, L. Pittman P4 Q- V .z wybow ' 5 A7 x NEWHQL MAKFR O H vt O45 Q 5 5 4 'MO P0 O i GOOD HELP IS HARD TO FIND Ofhce Heb Row 1 S. Metzger, S. Kistler, C. Seffernick Row 2- J. Peca, L. Weichart, P. Adams, S. Wagner Q it 2 2 E E 2 5 2 5 S fi E E E 5 E E S Z E 'Z E 'E 3 3 E Frankhouser, J. Martin, R. Klaus, D. Stumbaugh f X Z - 201893 Librarians flow 1 A. Grigsby, S. Metzger, S. Cochran, J. Glaze, L. Young, K. Glasco, T. Croft. R. Hedge flow Q A. Young, T. Krouskop, T. Klaus, C. Perkins, L. Regedanz, C. Herron, M. Potts ' i-- f Q i' C e xif NNT P S ra? Q Q VD I o 5 b D a E C. P I 'l 4 o D 1' P n O O ? F' U5 h 3' 2 o 1 N I Q E ra D sim llfllllilliilllliliillilii ITYNMTI . Nillliill illilllllliliil illlllliili llliillllliiliiilllilliilliillllliil .Nillliillill-lllllillilililililll A. Townsend - Sec., J. Hoskins - Pres., C. Seffernick - Treas., M. Miller - V. Pres. 'if-Su fi' mi X :g -E 'lil 'Ill 2 - ' ngllfgil tsl .L-is f -. T A' ' y Row 1, S. Shark, L. Degen, A. Young, M. Potts, A. Townsend. C. Seffernick, Row 2 D. Drake, D. McDermitt, C. Lewis, S. Kistler, D. Ball, B. O'Neill, J. Hoskins, M. Miller The SHS band participated in another busy marching season in 1984. Besides playing at invita- tionals and parades, the band competed at two district contests where they rated excellent at each. The percussion section sur- prised everyone by taking first place in their class at both con- tests. Despite a majority of young members, the concert band re- ceived a superior rating at the dis- trict level competition which gave them the opportunity to compete at the state contest where they earned an excellent rating. ,f What o smilel 'Zen f?f? il Know where they're at, Mr. Drake? Start the halftime show! There's no night-Ilfe around here! iff: The Master ot work. '- 1...a hull' Get the M... horns up! w ,gl ,, L, ..,, , Now, to the second ending! Glad to be graduating? Nervous, girls? 1985 Guest Soloist, Micheol Dldinger. ls thot your mouth or the horn? if De seriousll What's wrong, Steve? The joy of friendship. Well lo-de-do! My hot's too small! l don't belleve you're telling me thlsl Sittlng with all of your friends, Mike? K 133, r. CHOIR SIEWVILI. I Boss Row 1- D. Dall C. Lewis, S. Kistler, !1ow2 -D. Cook, K. Grigsby, D. Swartz, R. Shaffer, B. Evans Row 3 -W. Carnes, D. Leiber, G. Zinsmeis- ter, J. Smith. Sopranos Row 1- L. Smith, A. Young, S. Metzger, T. Krouskop, B. Ramga. Row 2 - K. Miller, J, Blockberger, B. Croft, J. Patrick, T. James, E. Harrison. Row 3 - T. Burnett, D. Stout, G. Burden, L. Bowersock, M. Meyer, L. Smart, S. Koverman, D. Kistler. Tenors Row 1- D. Cox, M. Sandkuhl, D. McDermitt, B. Louth, M. Miller, T. Kill. Row 2 - S. Cook, K. Litsey, D. Smith, J. Speer, N. Young. Afro Row 1- N. Mueller, M. Miller, A. Townsend, C. Perkins, M. Potts, S. Dayliff. Row Q - K. Mueller, A. Steinebrugge, T. Croft, M. Sandkuhl, K. Ruwoldt, D. Spence. Row 3 - L. Morris, T. Bockey, A. Zinsmeister, R. Groves. E. Osting. Row 4 - L. Brown, K. Thompson, T. Townsend, A. Meyer. Swing Choa? Row 1- B. Ramga, C. Lewis, J. Blockberger, B. Louth, E Harrison, N. Young, A. Young, B. Pollard, J. Patrick, M. Miller. Row 2 -T James, B. Evans, N. Mueller, L. Morris, S. Kistler, S. Bayliff, D. Cook, K Mueller, D. McDermitt. Row 3 - A. Townsend, D. Leiber, M. Sandkuhl K. Grigsby, Mrs. D. 5 ,N I. .mx Swing Choir Mrs. Burhmester Row 1 L. Smith, D. McDermitt, A. Young, S. Kistler, S. Metzger, T. Krouskop Row 2. M. Potts, C. Lewis, A. Townsend, M. Miller, C. Perkins, D. Ball Row 1 J. Patrick. - Secretary, A. Young, - Vice-president, M. Miller, - President, S Metzger, - Treasurer Row? B. Ramga, - Robes, S. Kistler, - Robes, A. Townsend, - Librarian, T. James - Librarian ' rfmg,Miii'ii? i r Q 5 rf The sixty-four members of the SHS choir performed at the Fall, Christ- mas, and the Spring concerts during the year. They competed at District contest where they received a Good rating. Mike Mfifer was voted the outstanding senior by the entire choir in the spring, and Don McDer- mitt and Chris Lewis were given out- standing service awards. The Swing Choir performed at con- certs, invitationals, and community functions including the grand open- ing of the Veteran Memorial Civic Center, a meeting of the Sertoma Club, and John Deere Day. Q if -1 gg M-f A515 V , if 4 x w fx' ,f ,xg Q, 'df 1 1 V 2 A mg, , W H :ff , ww, f Z , 4 Z V f 5 mf E X W X' Q Sb i k Gini- ,H 2 2? X F fp - x f . , Q -E Q A 'E 'Q x 1 wg SGQQRE! W fs 'f' f W I ff JA' 'J y 1 . YQ B in ' ,D s A - - f ,- 1 ff f 1 'N X X ' . i 1 ln ff J 1 ' L Q. ' 'Q 1 I 'ibq I ' - ,w M ' . O GQ X2 . X , - 4 ,N B X QQ H15 1 i Sw A 'lmwfsa w r WWW , fu :M s X Th ! .JEL WC W p-lager g BASKETBALL Row 1 - Steve Goecke, Troy Keysor, Chad Fast, Joe Hoskins, Tim Dutch Miller. Row 2 - Brad Roeder, Jeff Clement, Tony Kahle, Sean Chapman, Steve Meyer, Mark Keller, Coach Dowersock, John Martinez Row if Dave Koverman, Jr. Grigsby, Chris Graham. Row 2 1 Randy Reynolds, Jeff Hays, Dave Cook. ' at . if Ji' , . fy W f w ,In I 7 -4- ,. ' 1 A f 'Wi ,J L -3 LL' tj '- r, .. it ' Ms' 1 1 ,- . , , m,.,, I A IW . 1 ,M H ffy, ,, , ' V' Q- ' J J ,mr X f 3 - -5 ,QW J -W --yy , ' fa? ' 2' at ,vi 'J 1 r,, 1 1 W' L ye - f -it L Ml L., ,S J I ' W, ' ,g li I J , rl' J 5' if A' -MW W' , i 'L ..,. W rrwt WCP . get YOUTH MOVEMENT The Bearcats had a new coaching staff in basketball this year. Rick Bower- sock was Head Coach, with JV's coached by Joe Hamilton, and Frosh coached by Ron Black. There were four seniors on the team: Troy Keysor, Tony Kahle, Joe Hoskins and Mark Keller. The beginning of the year was a little rough so many of the younger players saw some action. Both Varsity and JV were 3-7 in the league and the Varsity won the last 5 out of 7 games to build momentum going into tournament. The Cats won their first tournament game since 1981 against Crestview. Spencerville won 60-56 with Keysor be- ing high scorer of the game. But the Cats lost against Antwerp in the second game. Tony Kahle was elected Captain of the team. Most Valuable Player for the team was a tie with Tony Kahle, Joe Hoskins and Troy Keysor. Top Re- bounder was Troy Keysor, Most Assists went to Tony Kahle. Defensive MVP was Joe Hoskins. Steve Meyer had the highest free-throw percentage, shooting 512. Troy Keysor also made All League Team , chosen from all the coaches in the conference. - Paulding N n oxvllle W . K Wi L TYOY KGYSOY Joe Hoskins Tony Kohle Mark Keller mmf Qt-of an Row 3: D. Cox, J. Glaze, 6. Smith, J. Keysor, D. Doroff, back Coach Black Row 2- P. Bowers, 1. Pasley, B. Liming, T. Wilson Row 11 S. Cook, B. Becker, J. Goecke, B. Hefner flfwrw, FRESHMAN RECORD Minster Paulding Lincolnview Ft. Jenning Parkway Crestview Delphos Jefferson Kalida Perry Paulding Lincolnvlew Crestview Delphos Jefferson Tournament Perry Bluffton L L L L L L L W L L L L W L Fwy? li DN.. KKK 'S , 5 i W ,yffr R , QU, 'F J -v-MM., ,ii ii. Q E wx by - 'gn Q g B3 ij 1- A 1 ff W Z XX MX, y 3 'N- 5 W' 'NZ Xxwvs W i If f lf' 1 1:4 , K, X! lim E, ... 'fu r gl' A lx xg. 3 9 2 aw 1 fi 1 'J ,Vw LADY BASKETBALL Row 1- J. Kill, M. Brenek, S. Shark, T. Carey, S. Adams. Row 2 - T. Hirn, S. Row 1 - E. Osting, D. Stout, D. Spence, T. Bockey, P. Coil Row 2 - M Ambroza, Coach Ambroza, H. Hennon, S. Bayliff. Sandkuhl, D. Kistler, Coach Kuhn, C. Klaus, K. Ruwoldt Seniors Sheila Shark Melissa Brenek AmY Zinsmelsfef Cqpfoin copfoin Because of injury joined the team mid-season Row fe Y. Becker, C. Seffernick, J. Fetzer Row 2 - D. Liming, L. 68 Stanfield, L. Stevens The Lady Bearcats won their game opener to Min- ster. The bench kept them in the game since the starters were faced with foul trouble. The Cats won their first conference game to Allen East by playing excellent defense holding their leading scorer to 14 pts. Excellent defense was this year's goal. Holding the leading scorers down for each team for the Bearcats was the task. The Lady Cats played ex- cellent defense wherever they went. The Varsity team ended their season 5-4 in the conference, while the Junior Varsity team ended their season with a terrific record of 7-2 tieing them for second place in the Northwest Conference. The Lady Cats were defeated by the Crestview Knights in tournament action. The Varsity also tied the record for the most wins finishing with a record of 10 wins and 10 losses. Junior Tressa Carey was picked first team All-League. There were only three juniors picked for the team. Congratu- lations! V JV Minster W W Allen East W W Columbus Grove W W Delphos Jefferson W W St. Henry L L Kalida l- W Ohio City W W U.S.V. L I- Parkway L W Paulding L V Coldwater l- J- New Knoxville W W Lincolnview J- W Ft. Jennings L W Mendon W - Crestview l- l- New Bremen W J- Dluflton W W Ada W W Tournament: Crestview J- 10-10 13-5 -- .aiixga E . Q - Q. .. M I .. .XM ....'.. -' 11 -... Q QS: !, iii - h l K K . 5 A .. i K K.k. , .. gg -- K . ....k. K was .... Nh-h g ' in 1-v N Y: N. ...WNNW ,M ......., .. TS: Or. ---- Q -.wwf--::::wfff: -1-mgilfziebws-s.w 1- sf. .sassaei::. ..:s.s ':- W,,. if I .X ..... .. NU ' S ig. xi .1 -Nw. Y ak ,X ,H mum ,, , S 5 Q s 3 i Q an S . 9 . .. Q X XX L ZZL W ....,, .1 1.6.55 i- k. f. . . 4 RW-:F ' L IEEE-:R av 'N . it x I A x N ' sim ii x xx f .1 ,iw 'E' V wr K O 'e ' x xx x NN: : il , Ag X K ,F aux , Q X w , A X6 X . , L' Q ,qw --sh-ff . - 1 , , .... I 11 , ..,.. . - , :..Z,:g 1 gg,,2 5 , Qlu ---- ----- - - '- ' .. .. -'-iiii K K , .,-'-N 5 '3QgGLL,,l::s:,wf-X, . ,,,, . ' 7 .a:.x . N N N .P ,E 5 -Niksarzfg was N ' ff' ff- F: msimm. -S5 K f H 52 f ig :gy me W QL :gif V -if has , x ' ' i 5 .ll..f...... X A ,L,. Q .. .IL A R in N 6-., .gg i Likk xl iiri l . 4e.-. f :Q , ' Q1 -...r .-Q 5 521 if is fikf ip 21 X Af LMS -gt V IZZ. . X , -2:- sl- ! J, S .5 Q .W .I X ,ri L.. K, :-:- 54. 2 94' '- XL il ,ii M .,... N' F ., .. :Q ., , - uw, .--- 'R ' ' , v .. wwww-Qs 5 kkkk 3, X -' ' -LL.LL 1 A T W Q I 3 L WR E5 TLING X ,iz Row 1 A Coach Mason, S. Whittaker, G. Hook, W, Carnes, B. Counts, Coach Harmon. Row 2 - D. Longstreth, D. Schwartz, C. Whitting, K. Crites, K. Wurster. Row 3 f N. Young, T. Glasco, S. Elling, P. Lewis. luuq.m,,,.-HHH' Scott Whittaker, Captain A YOUNG SQUAD The 1984-85 wrestling team had a young squad with only one senior and one junior, Neal Young, a freshman, earned him- self the Most Improved Wrestler award. Scott Whittaker was named team MVP, with his fine record of 17-6. The future looks like it will be something to look for- ward to with the beginning of a lr. High program. ww larsrty Row 1 A Townsend, B. Wilson. D. Ramga low 2 J Place A Morgret, D, Croft. Linda Drown - Mascot Senior - Amy Townsend BASKETBALL CHEERLEADING Sensobaugh, K. Muelle. Mnrer Cheerleaders r Brown. reached the finals and received 5th out of 7 squads -gt Bottom - P.. Groves, T. Klaus Middle - A. Obringer, L. Schneer Top - G. Burden B. Oehlohf - Advisor J.V.: Row 1 P- K. Ruwoldt, L. Wiechart M Kahle L Burden 5 This years Varsity squad consisted of Janet Place, Brenda Pramga Bobbie Croft, Angie Morgret, Billie Wilson and the lone senior, Amy Townsend The J.V. squad was made up of Kris Ruwoldt, Lori Wiechart Marla Kahle Laura Burden, Stephanie Sensabaugh and Kim Mueller. The Mascot was Linda The cheer squad went to Grove City for competition They received an award for coming the farthest in order to compete. Amy Townsend received an award for being one of the best seniors attending, The J V cheerleaders Pat Kula - Advisor THE SPARKPLUGS OF SHS Mr. Ambroza Mfg, Durhmesfey Mr. Cgfe Mrs. Deniston No Photo Available 'Mx NN Ml- DIOR? Mr. Fuge Mrs. Hankins Mr. Hover Mr. Kroeger Mr. Kuhn Miss Kula Miss Martindale Mr. Mason Mr, McConnell Ml- OW9f1S Mrs. Savidge S lf- Mr. Show Mr. Smifh Mrs. Topolo Mrs. Wlsher Mrs. Youngpeter, Miss Anderson , Mr. Dowersock Mr. Hotfield Mrs. Zinsmeisler Mrs. Dinkley No Photo Mrs. Corson all 2 il 4 s 9 S.ix,, Mrs. Hesse Available Mrs. Fell Mr. Harmon Mr. King Mrs. McCollow Mr. McMicheol MB- pseekos i I Miss Stolly Mrs. Wallace Mr. Savidge Mrs. Shrader Richard Grassley Carl Keller Ralph Richardson Dick Lope Mrs. Elshoff, Mrs. Rohrig, Mrs. Morrison Mrs. Leis, Mrs. Schwartz. Mrs. Hager K1 ls that all you do? ! gl X ix . .Zi '-f' f A gf N J- , ,E KW , 115 5' , 5 5 - E L ' ' I wi' fl X N' WJ, Q x I V if 4 ' . 'E 999, Q1 ,ff X . 1 J m ?a'5' KL., '26' BASEBALL EXPERIENCE - PCWER - Parkway Bluffton Minster Crestview Col. Grove Ft. Jennings Shawnee Lincolnview U.S.V, Del. Jeff. L.C.C. Perry L.T.C. Del. St. Johns Ada Ottoville Ohio City Paulding N. Knoxville Kalida Allen East Toumamenr Sec. Ohio City U.S.V. Dis. Parkway Row 1- M. Kahle, L. Weichart. Row 2 - M. Kill. J. Clement, J. Lotz, D. Koverman, J. DeVilbiss, S. Meyer, Coach Fuge RowJlJ. Aller, B. Shaffer, S. Chapman, T. Kohle, R. Ringwold, R. Shaffer, D. Cook Kalida Shawnee Del. Jeff. Crestview Del. St. Johns Marion Local Ada Parkway Perry Del. Jeff. Row 1 - D, Cox, D. Boruff, G. Smith, K. Williams, Coach Ambroza, Row 2 - M. Hanjora, B. Becker, B. Frankhouser, Jr. Grigsby, R. Reynolds. Cmissing R. Schoskerj The Bearcat baseball program in the spring had a lot of experience to help launch the season, There were 6 returning starters and all were capable of getting a hit: seniors Ron Ringwald, Brent Shaffer, and Tony Kahle would be assisted by Dan Cook, Jeff DeVilbiss, and Steve Meyer. Their goals were to win the NWC and go to state. League losses to Crestview, Perry, and Paulding early hurt one goal and Parkway stopped the Cats in the first game of districts. But a 16-8 final record and sectional champs were still fine accomplishments. M VP and Defensive player ofthe Year, Ron Ringwald, .528 batting average helped the Cats bot o robust .351 os o team. Then with Dan Cook, Offensive Player of the Year, getting 34 RBl's and Steve Meyer hitting 5 hr's: the runs were produced for pitchers DeVilbiss C4 wins, and Pitcher of the Year J Meyer C5 winsj and Shaffer C4 winsl. Cook broke the record for RBl's and tied the extra base hits recordC12J, and DeVilbiss established a new strike out record 1753. Mike Kill was the Rookie-aLthe- Year and Ringwald ffirst teamb, Cook Cfirst teomj were named All-League, and Meyer received Chonoroble mentionj. 80 PITCHING Varsfry J. V TOTAL 6-4 3-2 15.0 5-8 5-7 8-1 23-6 4-17 24-4 4-2 12-2 4-0 2-11 12-4 1-2 9-6 11-4 4-3 3- 5 10-2 6-3 O-3 18-3 7-2 3-12 5-8 3-25 12-3 8-11 11-9 4-3 11-1 11-12 10-1 8-7 0U1T LE!-iT mr F IIEL III Q 1985 BASEBALL SENIORS Shff 1 - 5 I , .if ,w 4 M, K , f ,,,,,, 1. - .. 'wa W V 82 i H A ff. XV, 74' my , ', qw cis . , ff -X v. . QU wk 'H ij AN' W W , 4' 4 rw, w Awx . '-'Efw fx , 1 'mink ' fp! Q .. 3 gr ' X . - .. . 'Q X , ' , , X :GX my X ff A , , we 'Ulf W X1 ' Hg 35' '. Nfdlfzl, ff '!f',,',, 1 x 'X X Xp i W L 1 W N H wx f u x W F 925, xfpi I X' 1 rf. . 4-If 1 ,w ss -v A 'TJ 1 fm wtf f N, my -- , fx, f 4 xii ,ty fx r K5 x :S l f Q v f A A 1 A, x' ' Iv , ' -V M - L M! . ,V : , H 2 ' I V ,I fu Q lg MW J ,nr , A mg mg- ', A .. L ,I , if -1 Q if Q 1 if V' ff, WK-dm 1 W K V VVVV W2 W .,,h f,,0, W., , ,NA Q., af,-.. W ,, Y we' , ,VV t , , Q f. 'ui Af Ka W f 'D' M, W siv zzxin. Varsity Row 1 - T. Bockey, T. Carey, H. Hennon. D. Spence, D. Stout Row 2 - P. Adams, K. Ruwoldt. R. Hedge, T. Croft, L. Degen, T. Kill Row 3 - K. Keller, S. Sensabaugh, T. Hirn, Coach Kroeger, P. Coil. J. Place, S. Adams J.V. Row 1 - D. Stout, T. Bockey, J. Kill, A. Stelnebrugge, L. Brown Row 2 - L. Stevens, B. Furley. L. Smart, K. Glasco, T. Croft, S. Koverman Row J - Coach Kuhn, 1. Fetzer, S. Goetz, B. Brother- wood, T. Townsend The Varsity softball team was very successful this year. Their pitcher, Deniese Spence, led them through many rough games by pitching two one-hitters during the season. Tereasa Bockey or Steph- anie Sensabaugh came in for re- lief when they were needed. One of their first-year players did very well by making quite an impact on the team, this was Heidi Hennon. She was their catcher and she did a good job replacing the Senior catcher, Lori Bayliff, who was a great Senior leader as a catcher the last few years she was in school. The J.V. team had a very suc- cessful season by winning 6 out of 8 games. Some of their wins were rough games and the others were very easy. The two teams chose Lisa De- if ,'-. if if 5 l-A' 'L -371 1255?- 1-gal 1 A - 1 5f.15zif.a'ggP5ii gen as Most Valuable Player and Heidi Hennon as Rookie of the Year . Cats 4 Bath Cats 2 Elida Cats 24 L.C.C. Cats 0 St. Marys Cats 25 Bluffton Cats 11 Celina Cats 3 Crestview Cats 18 Jefferson Cats 16 Arlington 22 Cats 13 Shawnee Cats 18 L.C.C. Cats 0 Bath Cats 1 Wapak Cats 8 Celina Cats 6 Shawnee Cats 18 Crestview Cats 8 Wopok Tournamenr Cats 18 Buckeye Central Cats 10 Plymouth Cats 5 Crestview District Runners Up Cats 10 Elida Cats 23 Lima South Cats 7 Celina Cats 19 Shawnee Cats 7 Wapak Cats 20 Celina Cats 36 Shawnee Cats 12 Wapak Rose Hedge 1 i Liso Degen Katie Ruwoldf Tonya Croft XX 'QM vb x K 1,51LL i . W L A , 8 W 'si-N? Nw Ai Ev . E Sl y i 1.. ,... .,.h i 1.4 ' f A ' r 'S N --a. ...Nw C.. - ..,.. xx Q. X H., 87 Xi X TRACK RECORDS SET AND BROKEN . V 2' . 5 AQ W 41 f 3 It 1.. ' -- , , Missy Brenek - Senior f...1...-, I , -L 4 Row 1- R. Huey, S. Whittaker, S. Kistler, B. Miller Row 2 - J. Burnfield, B. Hefner, G. Zinsmeister, G. Hook, J. Glaze Row 3 M. Wood, P. Bowers, J. Glaze, B. Haskins, B. Pollard, S. Cox, Coach A Barb Davis - Senior McMichael D. Sanders, B. Davis, E. Osting, K. Dille, S. Shark, M. Brenek, Coach Miller ., ,', , M , 4 , rise , BDSBS, rrr Sheila Shark - Senior g g ? V ,,,,,,, , T D The Bearcat track teams this year did g very well despite their small numbers. 'B S ,v,, r ,,,,,, ,y,., ll A yyr ' ' 'li Both girls and boys were going through a rebuilding period. The girls team had only seven members, four of them receiving their first Varsity letter. The Boys team was smaller than in past years, but still had eight new letter winners. Greg Hook and Steve Kistler shared the Bearcat award, Troy Keysor received the highest point to- tal award and Butch Miller got the team player award. In the coming years, both track teams can look forward to a brighter future. Both girls and boysjr. hi track teams were undefeated this spring. Only a few Bearcats were able to make it to regionals. They were Troy Keysor, Missy Brenek, Barb Davis and Ericka Ost- ing. On their way to state were Ericka Osting in the 100 m hurdles and Troy Key- sor in pole vault. 58 7 , , 9' Troy Keysor - .Senior Scott Whittaker - Senior V. .MSW tr , it wx - ,, TJ wwf fffi Steve Kistler - Senior Bob HUGY - Senior 4 A an-A 'MM 'fu , , gg f'Ji'fCf5afe 'Vg Q My ' Wuxi ,L f,,,,fJxw4q.f-, ' , . ,Nfl , A ,,,, 0 . - , 7 f-f W J x M M ,Q ,L A H aux, M , 7 . M Y 'P' 4. if, mv' mga! AM 1' .., A v ' '- ' VS' 4 ,, V LK A 4 - ,. - g. ,N V I1 I , xg Y F O A - Rf XX A ,N wa D I 'gf'-lags ATHLETE OF THE YEAR Joe Hoskins was the male Athlete of the Year. He was in basketball 4 years, football 2 years, National Honor 5ociety 2 years and along with Missy Brenek, received the Scholar Athlete Award given by the Army. WN , in I lu fi if W 1 ttt ,W of 4 ww f S' f fe 5 k 1 -' - W. W fn wwwaa-fm AUTCGRAPHS f x Q ij T K Q QQQ-Q W X V .K sf ' xiijggixy HQ O Q fa ' -LN A, Jn' JRQ HEI gg 1 P5 k . n. L , ga, S11 E 4 Kai 1 -I ZX X W , .K fx V VX , X I Q Q -- .-1---:J W!! .4 mai , ' QQ! 5 9 .2 K F af' .- -' Tfjk f X. 241 ,QQ-bu . m ' ms JEL'-4 Aix xx, .N gg ff . 2 JR. HIGH FOOTBALL Row 1 B. Hordesty J. Croig R. Wilson T. Yole, D. Wood J. Goetz D. Leis C. Townsend Row 2 S. Boedecker S. Hook T. Miller S. MocWhinney J. Lee T. Miller J. Johnston R. Olberding Row 3 R. Reynolds T. Schiffer J. Swick C. Mulholland J. Ookmon M. Binkley Raw A K. Goskill T. Melling M. Kroeger D. Lewis J. Wiechort P.J. Meyer M. Settlemire R. Wilcox Right to left K. Dlockberger M. Shobe K. Stout J. Goecke A. McMichael few ,I 'JW life' ,K at X 1 1 f X 1 'I JU L Y.. 115 W , A i 'Q ff., J,-.J if ill J ' Y '-'IU f ' . ' if J 'x H ' ' 4 N going JR. HI BOYS BASKETBALL SMALL BUT MIGHTY Row 1 - C. Meyer, S. Reiboldt, J. Sher- man, J. McKinley, C. Reynolds. Row 2 - T. Kroeger, W. Croft, M. McCain, D. Leis, J. Whitling, S. Luzader. Row 3 - Coach Townsend, T. Osting, C. Dawson, K. Gaskill, S. Doedecker, S. Burden. Row 1- T. Miller, R. Morris, T. Hale, M. Kroeger. Row 2 - J. Swick, M. Chapman, J. Ookman, C. Mulholland, C. Cummins. Row J - Coach Sensabaugh, R. Wilcox, T. Schiffer, R. Olberding, P.J. Meyer, M. Schwartz. JR. HIGH GIRLS BASKETBALL 8th Grade: Row 1-K. Somers, J. Culver, M. Bayliff, C. Johnson, M. Boyer, Row 2 fG. Steger, B. Coil, K. Keller, R. Grigsby, S. Schosker, D. Brotherwood, Coach Hatfield. l Row 1 - J. Bowers, M. Price, J. Smart, K. Blockberger. flow 2 W T. James, C. Reynolds, C. Olberding, R. Cox. M. Swartz. Row O -J J. Drotherwood, J. Moorman, J. Richeson, Coach Wisher, L. Rahrig, C. Glaze, J. Goecke. . fi . l l, N I . . 1 I . ffl Elida Paulding L'ncolnview Crest iew Ft. Jennings Delphos Jeffe son Minster Paulding . . Lincoln iew Kalida Crestvie Park ay 7th tournament Pauldlna - DeIphosJel'1etson - W 8th tournament Bluffton - H Crestview - L 8 7m L W W W I W W V W W W W r V W W W V L W W W W L W W W W I Delphos Jefferson L L W V w l 'gl . . I N , , 4 I ,ll y 1 I . 5 , 1 l , l l x X X L . , x J' Xi L i . A ' l 'mu . . NNW fl fig, N? vi Q XI. 'Q 1 . 3 t . -'lf W as Q , 1 X-9 1 -f-f5- f ' S54 . - U . Ni- h 7 , if J Ax ' if l dx JR. HIGH TRACK X. 5 :Q fue .L L 'X f Row1- G. Kill, M. Binkley, C. Dille, C. Cummins, C. Mulholland, J. Oakman, J. Swick, M. Chapman, R. Dlberding, P.J. Meyer, T. Schiffer. Row 2 - T. Hale, J. McKinley, T. Owen, S. Burden, S. Hook, W. Croft, V. Lewis, J. Lee, M. McCain, M. Kroeger, T. Kroeger, T. Miller, K. Gaskill, B. Morris. Row 1 - J. Bowers, R. Martinez, R. Cox. J. Smart, C. Glaze, D. Brotherwood. Row 2 - C. Carnes, V. Farterson, C. Olberding, M. Boyliff, C. Johnson, C. Reynolds, S. Schosker, Row J - Coach Wisher, M. Andrews, K. Stout, H. Miller, M. Longsfreth, M. Price, K. Blockberger, B. Burden, R, Grigsby. OH THE RIGHT TRACK 1 ' f X ' ,r ,E 1 2 Z , :fi 5 NN S x I f . ,CJ X 41 .AK M X 2' J Q Ill--M 4 i JR. HIGH VGLLEYBALL 8th grade - Row 1 - S. Schosker, C. Dillon, M. Andrews, H. Miller, M. Longstreth Row 2 - K. Somers, R. Grigsby, M. Bayliff, V. Patterson, J. Culver, A. Sanders, M. Boyer Raw J - Coach Wisher, H. Bice, A. Sanders. M. Savidge, M. Martinez, J. Johnson, C. Walls 7th grade - Raw 1 - M. Swartz, L. Rahrig, C. Olberding, C. Reynolds, R. Cox. Row 2 - L. Hook, J. Brotherwood, J. Smart, T. James, M. Price, Coach Wisher. sQ3 on olll' Q' Q gig., 100 ''-Z'f-:i-.1.g2fi5:2'.-I- Ohio City Paulding Crestview Bluffton Columbus Crestview Parkway Bluffton ,..N Grove 2 L..2 f Cafeteria Workers: Row 1 - J. Smart, M. Andrews, J. McMicheal, C. Prichard, M. Stanfield. C. Roberts, Row 2 - K. Fryer, K. Wagner, D, Wright, K. Litsey, Row 3 - M. Savidge, J. Johnson, P. Yahl. J. Seffernick, R. Reynolds. Row 4 - C. Carnes, M. Schwartz, J. Lee, T. Schiffer, T. Melling, S, Hook. Class Officers: Row 1 - J. Wheeler, M. Mueller, D. Morris. Row 2 - B Post, M. Price, K. Stout. Row 3 - M. Boyer, J. Richeson, M. Bayliff. Librarians: Row 1 - Y. Epps, R. Clementz, C, Dillon, K. Keller. Row 2 - S Burden, T. Miller, L. Whited, C. Meyer, K. Stout. Office Workers: Row 1 - T. Moore, M. Howell. Row 2 - ll. Burden, E. Pugh, J. Klofta, M. Price, R. MacDonald. Row 3 - T. McMicheaI, M. Savidge, K. Wagner, T. James. Row 4 - D. Wood, S. Luzader, D. Brotherwood, M. McCain. Row5 - M. Hinkley, T. Schiffer, S. McQuinney, C. Carnes. 6th Grade Choir: flow 11 K. Stout, K. Check, B. Coil, C. Walls, S. Smith M. Andrews, R. Virgo. Row 2 - S. Gibbs, M. Boyer. J. Johnston. A. Olds J. Beebe, B. Burden, J. Whetstone. T. Miller. Row 3 -T. Owen, H. Miller, M. Longstreth. K. Somers, C. Mowery. J. Lotz. G. Steger, K. Keller, T. Hale. Row 4 - L. Whited. K. Casemier, J. Richardson, A. Smart, J Johnson. A. Sanders, M. Sovidge. M. Martinez. Row 5 - D. Lewis, B Sovidge. J. Lee. D. Boyer, M. Binkley, C. Cummins, J. Culver, M. Bayliff. C. Johnson, M. Bice. 7th Grade Choir: Row 7-- P. Yohl, A. Studer. C. Reynolds. J. Sherman. A. McMicheal, M. Shobe, J. Bowers. J. Lee. M. Price. Row 2 f--- K. Fryer, J. Hirn, E. Pugh, J, Seffernick, J. Graham, R. MacDonald, M. Mueller, J. McKinley, N. De-Vilbiss. Row J --f C. Roberts. A. Clement, V. Cox, L. Hook. T. Kroeger, J. Moorman, Y. Epps, J. Richeson, S. Burden, A. Clement. Row 4' S, Luzader. M. Ball, L, Hilyard, C. Glaze, M. McCain, J. Shivley, J. Smart. J. Goecke. R. Miller. D. Fairburn. B. Hardesty. Row 5 - K. Cummins, D. Leis, R. Cox. K. Reynolds. C. Olberding, A. Miller. T. Miller, C. Carnes, T. James. M. Schwartz. 6th Grade Band: ROW1-J. Purdy. A. Hover, J. Hardesty. Row 2 - D Patrick, C. Lee, C. Hale. K. Wagner, J. Stevens. flow .3 J. Swickrath J. Bruce, J. Miller, J. Goecke. R. Shook. B. Suever. Row 41 V- D. Purdy J. Cox, H. Becker, J. Dawson, T. Pierce. l it 1 8th Grade Band. flow 1 C. Walls, T. Owen, H. Miller, K. Keller, M. Sovidge. R. Virgo, D. Burden, L. Whited. Row 2 - C. Dillon, M. Longstreth. K. Somers. A. Sanders, A. Sanders. H. Bice, M. Settlemire. Row 3 - M. Bice, L. Pierce, J. Culver, M. Chapman, M. Bayliff, C. Johnson. D. Boyer, R. Olberding. 7th Grade Band: Row 1--V M. Shobe. J. McKinley. R. MacDonald. A Youngpeter. M. Mueller. E. Pugh. Row QW S. Burden, J. Graham. V. Cox, J. Goecke, L. Hook, B. Adams. flow 3 - M. Ball, R. Miller, J. Smart, L. Hilyard, R. Cox. flow 4 K. Reynolds. D. Fairburn. M. Schwartz, C. Olberding, A. Miller, M. McCain, L. Rahrig. K. Litsey S. MacWhiney M. Martinez T. McMicheaI T. Melling P..l. Meyer T. Miller H. Miller D. Monfort T. Miller R. Moore R. Morris C. Mowery C. Mulhollond J. Ookman M. Oglesbee R. Oiberding A. Olds T. Owens V. Patterson L. Pierce C. Reed R. Reynolds J. Richardson M. Rahrig A. Sanders A. Sanders B. Savidge M. Savidge D. Scott T. Schiffer S. Shosker A. Schuller M. Schwartz D. Seffernick W. -- 1. f. M. Settlemire A. Smort S. Smith K. Somers M. Stonfield G. Steger K. Stout J. Swick C. Townsend R. Virgo C. Walls J. Whetstone L. Whifed J. Wiechort R. Wilcox B. Wood vw, YWINA l JR HIGH WRESTLING: isf row E. Pugh, T. Stemen, T. Ford, R. Wilson, Qnd row K.C. Cummins, S. Hook, D. Ford, M. Binkley, J. Lee: Sfdrow Cooch Hormon, R. Reynolds, D. Wood, B. Glosco. J. Smart T, Stemen A. Ctruder l. Whirling R. Wilson P. Yohl A. Youngpeter Bth Grode Dosketboll Cheerleaders C. Dillon. A. Sanders. K. Stout, J. Whefstone H8 vnlslf 7th Grade Dosketboll Cheer leaders A. McMiche-ol, T. Miller. A. Mill er, Y. Epps, J. Lee , ,- :-V 12, j k -awrmmwmw ' . 2 L ,- ,W- hy Q . , L ' ' 9' mffii, ' . A X, 4' si QQ: 653 fs: ,fm if? ' 5f2121.5:'.'q 5? fl? 30E:2?3 'TQ5: 1:15521 Smfzfif? izqisssfffm Q fiJfif:i5?f if 'f vi W nn if egg bww? A 5 .2235 4,55 0 f gf'-. ..x-' Qwfx ,:, N If W , ,, A ., .M KIM J Qlfirll 4:75345 me .ggff.5sm3:fQf5awf5zzwswf fi fe fiiazwkzwiii c V, .. . , . 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I 'i XX ' xX f fl ' ff J' 5 6 , f f'x ,, f fo .., 'I X, ,f , 1 - . D 3 ,, -Q6 ' f 'x k ii- Air QM f xg avg, 244 S 6 LQ? 53 E 5 W, 4,-Q xWwwWWW1vX3 S. I A- F, A 3 WD J vig ff ff' 1-am ft 0 S i NK X -Iwi --1 P XBJQ M14-HA L 4 I ' A 51 4 J ' B 3 I FIFTH GRADE Row 1- C. Cottril, A. Loudick, R. Rohrig, T. Show, J. Price. S. Elling, Mrs. Silverthorne. Row 2 - B. Swickroth, J. Howell, T. Agler, M. Elling, T. McGrath, P. Albono, A. Bowersock, J. Meyer. Row 3 - T. Temme, J. Horter, B. Whetstone, D. Hennon, E. Thrasher, J. Young, J. Sites, B. Eden, N. Koening, C. Burch. Row 1 M M. Gilbert, T. Hook, M. Whitney, B. Ookes, T. Hibbord, C. Boedecker, S. Sovidge. Row 2 - D. Suever, G. Coil, J. Purdy, A. Miller, S, Zimmerman, S. Reynolds, G. Dovis, D. Gesler, A. Kill. Row 3 - R. Rohrig, J. Beebe, E. Barnett, J. Cox, S. Zehender, D. Hurst, L. Smart, J. Greer, J. Hover. GIJFIESSUMIEJIL. IEDEWUJ CLASS OF '92 Row 1- R. Lokochelle, J. Horter, J. Speer, C. Boruff, B. Ringwold, Mrs. Shafer. Row 2 - B Eickholt, M. Shindledecker. E. Meyer, J. Truesdole, M. Dice, S. Burnett, E. Hixon, L. Criblez Row J iM. Logon, C. Junod, L. Hilyord, D. Olds, R. Walls, B. Reed, S. Bockrofh, A. Rigdon T. Furley. B ' Ta . A id xNe're 0 oo X102 '- FOURTH GRADE Row 1 - L. Bindle. A. Fair, S. Myers, J. Brewer, A. Lauck, E. Reynolds, M. Combs. M. Groves. Row 2 - C. Ford, L. Waltz, B. Oakman, R. McMicheaI, A. Wiechart, G. Crager, J. McPheron, S. Reynolds. Row 3 - A. Strickland, D. Kohlrieser, B. Eickholt, J. Craig, J. Owen, N. Dicus, T. Kill, G. Grigg. 5 ' A all 3 fu 5 ?Q4rl?Li1af J 2331? 'WAX' ' E Www s ,agua was L sew- .simian rw? .suwmsf we wwvlt' SWK JW . S fs R ,.. Z?g.i?g5' fa is 12555 gi Q5 ii Q Q wr s A Xi .5 .A Uzwsviigiifgig A s Is Q 1 Q Row 1 - A. Cottrlll, T. Mosgrove, A. Whltllng, D. Slmlndlnger, T. Rlcker, C. Drown, Mrs. Levitt. Row 2 - S. Simindinger, M. Clement, J. Miller, B. Klaus, C. Reynolds, D. Zimmer- man, S. Harter, J. Brenneman. Row 3 - R. Huey, A. Logan, B. Kohler, T. Eley, D. Clementz, A. Hays, J. Kellermeyer, J. Miller, C. Schweitzer. gsamfglsimiiiaaalr ovovv vvavvvvvvvvvvvvvv vvvvivvvvvvv . , ,z.m:r.Ss W CLASS OF '93 Row 1 - M. Swartz, M. Diehl, T. Neice, S. Miracle, J. Prlce, S. Sensabough. Row 2 - T. Wurster, R. Smith, T. Schrolucke, H. Gottscholk, A. Daniels, C. Layman, T. Bockrath, E. Hatfield, Z. Schnieder. Row 3 - J. Link, S. McClintock, J. Metzger, P. Kimmet, C. Deal, J. Hale, P. Clemens, M. French, D. Ayers, L. Binkley, B. Clement. J I A fs X Lt.--f I ' J - JJ f ICE' , . 'af' fi f O Nr P . - 1 Q I ? I 117 CLASS CF 94 Row ROW Row Row Row N. Carnes, S. Sowmiller. M. Oehlhof, J. Oehlhof, D. Dowersock, C. Zehender, T. Graham, T. Temme, A. Biery C. Mobry, D. Croft, C. Jarvis, A. Shively, J. Smith, B. Shaffer P. Lee, C. McCune. J. Beck, C. Schuller. K. Burden, J. Hempker A. Goecke, J. Kuhn. S. Mohler, K. Somers, S. Kroeger Row ROW Row ROW ' ,,,, , in 'if , nv B. Davis, M. Dillon, J. Stemen, H. Lommers, D. lckes A. McMichael, S. Whited, N. Brown, J. Williams, M. Swygon, M. Klofto C. Mueller, K. Whitney, A. Hennon, S. Lofz, S. Bradley, J. Reiboldf T. Din, E. Shook, C. Cook, K. Richeson, J. Miller, M. Foust CLASS OF 94 Mrs. Strayer's Grd Grade home room Row 1 - B. Degen, M. I3olIinger.M. Lee, T. Gaskill, T. Reis, L. Rahrig Row 2 v Mrs, Strayer, E Wienken, J. Johnson, J. Metzger, M. Foster, C. Shafer, S. East. flow J - D. Rigdan, D. Wetmore. K Reis, R. Kline, L. Schnelle, G. Wright. Rowrl -D. Meyer, T. Grigsby, C, Doty, L. McQuire, C. Miller G. Bruce. .-nn' CLASS CF 95 Row flow flow ROW ROW 1 J. Johnston, M. Miller, T. Fetter, R. Strayer, M. King 2 B. Wolfe, M. Combs, B. Wierwille, J. Schwartz. J. Myers, D. Roberts 3 Mrs. Smith, R. Joy, P. Laudick, S. Dotson, S. Brenneman, C. Kahlrieser, S. Purdy 4 T. Shreves, J. Price, L. Bowers, A. Mahon, K. Shonk, J. Hamoker 5 J. England, B. Wright, M. Fuller, T. James, J. Morris, J. Weichart ' K Y ef' 'WJJ 7- ,Q ... X.. M, D Row Row ROW Row 1 M. Stemen, B. Hover, D. Hennon, D. Miller, S. Simindinger, D. Martin, J. Rohrboch 2 Miss Morrison, T. Carder, M. Martin, A. Teets, J. Fair, K. Casemier, J. Miller 3 T. Dawson, M. Hervey, T. Guidera, S. Mosgrove, P. Haman, J. Mock HUF! 'F 1 J 1+ -sul 4 J. Wieter, R. Coudill, E. Wurst, K. Tidwell, L. McMichael, F. Frankhouser .H Nong sEcoND GRADE Row 1 G. Schneider, C. Decker, M. Good Row 2 J. Schwartz, D. McDermitt, A. Louth, C. Olds, M. Clemens, D. Burden Row .3 J. LoRocheIIe, C. Gibbs, J. Carr, M. Rupert, A. Wilgus, K. McMichael Row 4 H. Downey. J. Lewis, J. Lee. S. Goberdiel, B. Beebe, T. Hedge Row 5 K. Sensobough, J. Miller, A. Doyliff, S. Rider. M. French, M. Keller Absemf S. Shindeldecker. C. Grigsby nl WWWWIMZ, N X , - Q 1-ix xx xxx Qx Xie' rdf' f ,-of K , X -:O FIRST GRADE Row 1 K. Greor, M. Smith, J. Wright-Good, J. Dowersock, P. Zehender Row 2 Mrs. Neff, J. Post, B. Stuttler, R. Finfrock, K. Forley, K. Fetzer Row J S. Meyer, M. Lyborger, J. Wilgus, J. Walker Row 4 M. Criblez, D. Olberding, J. Bockroth, J. Potts, J. Ribley qv- I El..- . z r ff: uf FI? , S, C.'e ROW Row ROW ROW J. Whitling, KJ. Beebe, J. Hedge, J. Gesler N. Homoker, J. Diehl, B. Loymon, K. Lommers, T. McMichoeI Mrs. Rozelle, J. Miller, G. Tomlinson, P. Briggs, L. Boyer D. Stout, J. Solomon, J. Kimet, S. Uhlenhoke, J. Swickroth N . VIN CLASS OF '96 ir 5' Q . , Vg Row 1 P. Zehender, L. Horruff, E. McCune, K. Clement A Row 2 J. whirling, S. Rohrig, N. Lee. M, Metzger, R. Diery S- - Row 3 K. Wheeler, N. Croger, T. Kohle, T. Mobry, J. Shofer Row 4 B. Somers, H. Coffey, E. Schweitzer, P. Miller, K, Dignon . . 11 ,, r m W A , X 2 xxxxxx Row 1 S. Coudill, J. Robey, C. Mullenhour Row 2 S. Sims, K. Sondkukl, J. Diehl, S. Gottscholk Row 3 H. Becker, T.J. Burkhart, M. Hixson, C. Whetstone, S. Foster Row 4 A. Agler,R. Gcrrwood, K. Miller, S. Horrer, P. McClure x N XXX xixxxx DOG C. NXT X 1 Ill I 01- 4 , A SY ' 3-r - , 'X K K YI C ' 1 KINDERGARTEN 1 1, wa M1 1. Swv. me N, .x 5 X f K' is V A X 'll S53 l ,AU 32 , A . T' f 5 Q x ' , - cg' l Ll E V C 1'-3 so so ,, x l A , lt.. A class Row 1: B. Clementz, R. Fisher, J. Kohlhorsr, T. McMichael, B. Schwartz, J. K I ' Kimmel. Row 2: J. Ribley. T. Good, A. Von Schoyck, C. Mack, C. Smlrh Row J: A. QQ f a Lochord, J. Hobbs, A. Eagy, J. Shreves, D. Doseck, A. Kill, C. Richardson. J. Somons, Xwkw...' MM Mrs. Jarvis A f A J . A 1 5 1 - ff, , lf 15 ' ' X B class Row 2: S. Coudill, S. Woppelhorst. S. Slemen, A. Link, M. Dillon Row 2 R. L X 'll Schneider, J. Dickson, J. Roberts, N. Reynolds, N. Sutherly. B. Parsons Row 3: Mrs. L - ju Jorvis. J. Rider, J. Louth, R. Meyer, J. Mull, J. Domes, M. Goecke Row 4: D. Croger. R. n i Strayer, R. Kill, M. Bowersock, N. Doniels I - ' X 154 aa. AE ! 5' . f I N f px V I , Q 'K X N ! ,,l y. if -55211.22 Tiff? 5 13 1. .3,.,.. .K,. K GW. 59 Nr, vb C3 'gin-, QQ gigrygtiqi ,L L11 ig, .i k,.,q,,g1. A ,.3..,g ,',.Q,,7 i1,:g32'gggg,gzi2z,.1: , CLASS 0F '97 A Class Row 1 - J. Sunderland. J. Sawmlller. E. Bradley, H. Cook, J. Zlmpher, K. Gollospie. Row 2 - S. Hawk, J. Tellijohno, D. Miller, A. Rohrig, K. Laymen, P. Price. Row 3 - M. Kill, D. Prine, J. Core, K. Dicus, L. Spicer, J. Meyer. L. Kilgore, J. Dignon, Mrs. Wisher. U, iff,wf.' .Q W. W Q ms est K .Ip Ei ra W .Liv I I .f I si I I S 1 P. J K A. ,X E x J il s 5 ., . Lf J' 2' . 'u -'i , I I r vi 3, 1 9 W x P ,, Pi: .fc J J Q B Class Row 1- M. Lunz, M. Sites. C. Schneider, S. Dotson, A. Perrin. S. Rohrboch. Row 2 - M. Chandler. J. Womecke, K. Niemeyer, C. Swink, C. Doty, M. Grohom. Row 3 - Mrs. Wisher, K. Lammers, M. Bolinger, R. Smith, G. Gesler, L. Clementz. Row 4 - K. Doseck, J. Aust, K. Goskill, W. Clayton, A. Bin, A. Kellermeyer. lx xx ' xx X V ,M V, .1 Q ' v I ,A V 56 . X ' ,Lk if A Sf' 1 , A , qw, , , W W .,. .,. W :A in 4' ff 6 W f is V ., Q, , Y W5 ff' M ig -if 5' W . W H ff 5' + ,.... ' 1 . 5 ' f 1 , 41' A ,V lx' VA 44 ' WW f wif, , X M AW 714 'G 15572 i l f ' ll il ll ll IBII1 I. .. .. 'Z 5 fb , mi: X f 'f '? if W , .,, ,V ..... 'iff aw as if '5 A 0, , ' H ky ,Q J' :gi if ah- f-is fy f S sh, 1 . x J 4 5 gs gg, S l LL 1.1 5 i , K S 'W max . if f L P , ff , .AM wr, 'ff W 4 ..M,.9, 57: .. W. . ,WX , r 4 f M.. W gf gf. f, 4 ,V Q R au -Q4 W, INDEX CF ADVERTISERS Spencerville Lumber Co. Spencerville Chomber of Commerce . . . . . . , . Junes Wedding Bell Cokes ......... ..... Fosters Flowers ....... Boyliffs Funerol Home Sondkuhl Tile Compony Spencerville House Inn Krendol Rock Co. . . . . Delphos Doily Herold . . S E: E Roilrood ....... Cropmote Compony . . Loke Amondo Club . . Roobe Ford ........ Town Tovern ........ Shenks Foshion Center . Delphos Food Locker . . Spencerville IGA .... Kill's Flower Shop . . . Von's Jewelry .... Pepsi Dr. Pepper .... Hunington Bonk . . Miller Forms ...... Super Crost Seeds . . . Hoyes Albion . . Country Styles . . Flot Lond ........ Thomos Clothing ..... Robert B. Hohn Ins . . . lnvitotions Golore .... Spencerville Implements . . . . . . . Coil's Corner ......... Doniols Construction . . . Ze Pizzo ........... Met Bank .... Conol Stop ..,. Kojon Grophics .... 136 136 136 136 137 138 138 138 138 139 140 140 140 140 140 140 140 140 140 141 141 142 142 142 142 143 143 143 143 143 143 143 143 144 144 145 s a K Livestock Fam '3'Y'he Spencerville, Ohio Pmnee' Seeds Bernie Schwinnen Cams Beans Home 647-4473 Sorgham Alfalfa Office 647-6352 Spencerville, Ohio 647-4400 Rardin Sales Hoi, Loft Distributors Style Salon of Wilmer in Jayne Kohlrieser Ohio RR i1 13801 Kolter Rd. Spencerville P-O' BOX 5 657-6597 Spencerville. Ohio 45887 647-4125 Village Auto Service L.W. Wolfe 315 N. Broadway 402 S. Broadway Spencerville, Ohio 647-4223 45887 Plumbing C4197 647-6550 Heating Bob Zuber Air Conditioning Doug Cook Kays Beauty Solon Kay Patrick T C1 L Market RR4f2 107 Main St. Spencerville Buckland, Ohio 667-4738 45819 Congratulations 657-2224 to the class of ..85.. Norm G Con ratulations ,Sondra 6 Bist Wishes Hmdelbaugh Bearcats E: Seniors From: Bethlehem Spencerville C.U. Church Ohio 45887 647-4374 P.J. Variety Upholstery Antiques Pat and John Holdgreve 120 North Broadway Spencerville Ohio 647-6353 Spencerville Auto Repair 141 W. North St. 647-6045 complete Automatic Service Jim Hirn - Terry Laman Carry Out Party Supplies RR5lif2 Spencerville Ohio 647-4617 Grothouse Sporting Goods 229 N. Main Delphos Ohio 692-2961 Martys Jeweler's 201 N. Main St. Delphos, Ohio 45883 C4195 692-6806 BoBo's Corner 100 E. 3rd Str. 647-6300 Core Implement 524 N. Broadway Spencerville Ohio 45887 647-6247 627-4912 Pitsen- barger Supply Inc. 234 N. Canal Ohio 45883 692-1010 . Clawson s Electric GE-Art 1 302 N. Main St. Delphos Ohio Phone 692-6901 Delphos, Spencerville Auto Supply Parts 6 Accessories 109 S. Broadway Spencerville Ohio 647-4575 ll PENCERVILLE ,gf- '- 'J UMBER C0 lnc Washes the 1985 Senlors Good Luck 325 North Broodwoy Spencervllle Ohro Storm window 6 Doors Coblnets Er Droftrng Burldrng motenols Hordwore Er Millwork June s Wedding Bell Coke Shop June Comes RR 4351 Kossuth Amondo Rood Spencervrlle Ohlo Phone 647 4378 Cakes for all occoslons Congrotulotrons to the groduotmg closs Working Together for o better community Spencervrlle Chomber of Commerce Congrotulotlons ond Best Wrshes to the closs of 1985 Fosters Flowers From Bull Dorthy Lrndo ond Poulo Phone 647 4508 llllll I l Thomas E Baylrff Funeral Home 4-I WMS EEEEHRH km I H war rl W4 Ii :mf-J' il BIRKMEIER MONUMENTS SINCE 1860 State Route 117 Spencervrlle Ohro ANDKUHL :fe companu Manufactures of Extra Quality Drarn trle Farm Drarnage Servrce RR 4951 Spencervrlle, Ohro 45887 Plant Locatron Lyle G Sandkuhl Kgssufhl Ohio Leslie E Sandkuhl Phone 647 4131 - C 0 X ik Y Y'-1 7 -- i C qL'71'?fg'kff:Le--4, 7.,, 1 ,,,,,. v f- H- f.'.:'g,r. ', - ' -fm 1--wwf fudfi' A ' A fxx- fn 71 ij!-all , Q 14 71 Liurthigarh L A Lfagff , :f. -f i 7 at 1, Q -., 1 f ? '?R'.i?l,,S1f ,QW-i ffl 1 Pee-P4 5 1 E 1.5535 7V J ,K -ff ' -' .fgew - fil 'nic f iT ii J-eff, 7 F +1 4-: wif QF?- 'TTY- ' 7 ig., K. ' NIE '. I, '1 'ERQLC7 ff , 3523 ' until 'L' - ,iw 'V 7'gS71 .JHr!.' 12 N 4 gg nn :n t - Um m fr. 'A ZA-'fl 11 7' 1 R 14. 'fil l -E - WWW? ' , Q- -exa fr dbh 1 rp. IP' 1- , , 1 : ' R R V- Qi - f ' L1-f: Iffi ' xxi?7'T+t 'A U Spencer House Inn - Family diner - Salad bar Ice cream Carry out Phone 647 6555 corner of 4th St and College Krendal Rack Co Orville Koverman Company Owner P O Box 125 Spencervrlle Ohro 45887 Compliments Delphos Darly Herald Publishers of and catalogs 405 N Marn Street Delphos Ohro 45833 Phone 692 5050 of BUS- Ph0f1e - C4193 647-4600 newspapers, circulars SPENCERVILLE AND ELGIN RAILROAD CU. SER VICE AND EFFICIENCY Ia our motto! We have all the CONNECTIONS you naad General Office: P.O. Box 7. SPOIICONIIIO, OH 45887 Tllophontr 14131647-4373 and I419I647-4078 FACILITIES 0 Plant sltes and plants avarlable 0 Excellent warehouslng and dlstnbutlon sltes avarlable Secure freIgI1t car storage IBCIIIIIQS MARKETS 0 We serve Northeastern Ohlo 0 Access to Greater Toledo and Columbus Metropolltan Areas MISSOURI SPENCERVILLE I ELGIN R.R. ALLEN COUNTY PORT AUTHORITY Dennls L Meeker Pres and Cruet Exec OIIICBI Wllllam T. Banrtt Roman A Utrup. Secretary-Treasurer James R. Poulston Julle A Schwmnen, Dlrector Statlon Operatlons Clayton T. Bacon Brenda S Gelse. Dlrector Frergnt L Customer Accountmg James W Kltson General Manager-Cnlet Engrneer Mo te L Degel Ch et Mechamcal OIIIcer Roger A SIIES Supe ntendent of Transportat on Robe t D An e Ie Aud IO Cert I ed Publ c Accountant VAN went counrrv roar Aumonrrv J WIIIIam Robey Mochaol W Krrkendall George F Crummey ROUTING OPTIONS 0 Your cholce Route your product over any of four major earners 0 We grve you CONFIAIL NSW GTW or B80 0 Where else can you take advantage of so many CBTTIGYS7 SERVICE 0 Daaly Interchange wnth our connectrons 0 Local Irelght SGFVICG on d d UP d eman TOITI pt lSpa c and New MICHIGAN Cleveland PENNSYLVANIA OHIO to Kansa I5'I9' Sr Louls ENTUCKY west VIRGINIA VIRGINIA K - --1-IQ TABLE 1 rum un: o STATIONS L ml ole G O C xx Spencerwlle nl ree In s O 50 0 GG 1 QQ gpnryerse we 9 Onto CITY Glenmore CONNECTIONS 1 At LIma OH wuth CR and GTW BO NW IVIA CRI 2 At Ohro Cnty OH wrtll NW O Congrofulotlons to the 1985 Senlors From the S Ev E ROIITOOO Employees W h n I . I b . . fl I ' . 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Kem IW -8 .I I3 W ' 'l'iii1i..1i13'11'. 09 'Q ' 6 I3 . .... i.g11i12211Qii. 1 '... .,... . 0 .......,...... -II 0 E - ' , I 1- 4' ,, I 11 . . rr Cropmate Company Fertrltzers 6 Pestrcrdes P O Box 676 Venedocra Ohro Mgr Rrck Eustler 667 2821 Raabe Ford 11260 Elrda Road East of Delphos call 692 0055 for an apporntment Where you get the servrce after the sale Servrce Dept open Mon Fn 8 5 pm Monday Evenrng 69 pm Sales Dept Shenk s Fashron center of Delphos 208 N Mann St Delphos Ohro 45833 692 0851 Spencervrlle Market Spencervrlle s most modern super market Every day low prlces Lake Amanda Club Swrmmrng 6 Camprng Bar G Restaurant Place Road Buckland Road PH 657 2395 Town Tavern Chlcken our speclalrty RR -7951 Delphos Ohlo Delphos Food Locker 528 Washington St Delphos Ohio 45833 phone 692 6891 Beef Custom Processing Krll s Flowers fr Gifts 307 N Canal Spencervllle Ohlo Ph 647 6167 Flowers for all occasrons - 40 Q-1.1.1, 7 5 E.. V r Q Von s Jewelry 717 N. Cable Road Limo, Ohio 45805 telephone C4193 227-5616 Open 9-5 and till 8:30 Friday nites NJ N Jw 4-. 7 PEPSI i vml PEPSI. THE CHOICE OF A NEW GENERATION Pepsi Dr. Pepper Co. 1750 Greenly Chapel Road Lima Ohio 45804 Phone 227-3541 1-800-472-2847 Mrller Forms Corn fed beef holves quarters Ground beef Aprrl to October Conned Beef yeor round t 117 west Phone 647 E: the 1985 senrors Hoys Albron 517 N Broodwoy Spencervllle Ohro Phone 647 4101 Super Crost Seed Corn Complete Irne of seeds Jomes O Eustler 6 sons RR 3591 Box 80 Venedocro Ohro Ph 667 3835 Country Styles Kolter Rood Spencervllle Ohro 647 4411 Owner Sue Ford stylrsts Donno Holtzhouer Deb Bell Shelly Lope Congratulations to Mike Miner Flat Land Supply - plumbing - electrical insulation Wrlllams Street Venedocla Ohro 667 2126 Robert B Hahn Ins 410 N Broadway Spencervrlle Ohro 6474051 John Deere Gehl Sales and Service C4191 647 4118 Spencervrlle Implements n St Rt 117 West Spencervrlle Ohro Danlels Construction Co New homes remodelrng cabrnets sldrng and roofrng Phone C4193 657 6570 Vern Danrels RR 41 Spencervrlle Thomas Clothing Shoes for all the family Men s wear Invrtatlons Galore 20! off weddrng rnvltatlons 10! off Graduation Roberta Webb 2880 Conant Rd Spencervrlle Ohro Ph 647 4943 Colls Corner Hot Sandwrches BIII Cr Krrsty owners Ze Plzza Ze best przza In town 105 N Broadway 647 6495 Freshest dough and Ingredients 12 14 We specralrze rn custom burlt przza 0 9 . O pizza' groceries 10 H H 19 ,tv ,. ,,,,, ,N.,.,,,.l.mW,. ,,,,,, 'ltltrw , HW--.f.-vi Bring in your 1985 Echoes and have Mgr. sign it and receive 51.00 off any pizza. Canal Stop Pizza corner of Broadway and Second St. Spencervilie, Ohio Subs C1 Pizza made to order - Grocery item lce cold Beer - pop and wine, Hefner Dairy Products CSold cold at no extra chargel Party supplies ice Delicious meat and cheese in-out Deli with everyday low prices Sizes 9 12 14 16 Sandwiches and Subs Spencerville's largest Full line beverages center Generic groceries Featuring weekly specials on pop, chips, Deli items The 1985 Annual Staff would express a special thanks to Kajon Graphics 428 E. Fourth Street Spencerville, Ohio 45887 like ALL PATRONS Brian O'Neill Jodie Kill Kim Mueller Michael Miller Susan Cochrom Don Smith Donald McDermitt John Place Don Wiechart Miss Pat Kula Joe Lunz Brent Shaffer Melissa Lee Brenek Ruth Deniston George Childers Karin Childers Brenda Liming Barb Davis Shawn Burden Mr. G Mrs. Joe Whitney Brenda Aller Cam Aller Mike Whitney Mr. 6 Mrs. Gerald Keller Tom 6 Roseanne Bayliff Lori Bayliff Sherry Bayliff Mary Bayliff Andy Bayliff Ms. Anderson Rick Hardesty The Kistler Family The Hoskins Family Tim 6 Elaine Miller Tamy Kill Mr. 6 Mrs. Dave Smith Rob Olberding Sheila Shark Dwayne Krouskop Pottsie Mary Young Bridget Burden Missy Stanfield Rita Grisby Mr. 6 Mrs. Bill Ringwald Mr. 6 Mrs. George Seffernick Cindy Seffernick Kevin Thompson Heidi Hennon Bret Liming The Blankenship Family Bruce Drake 6 Family Joel C1 Tish Hatfield Joe Glaze Chris Klaus Tom G Sue Hefner Charles 6 Bonnie Kill Mr. Cr Mrs. Lavern Miller Brad Louth Phyliss Fell Dick G Janice Miller LeAnn 6 Tom McPheron PATRGNS L.. 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