Upper Sandusky High School - Indian Village Yearbook (Upper Sandusky, OH)
- Class of 1979
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,. 55-.,fJuL',1L I A. .A . 1-wif, ,- f F Ah yV,J:sfg,Af r v w wf EF Jw? ,... , . , . , ir , Y A, 4 , f 1 5 gj'IQgLL X V sf' .1 il W w 1 n 1 Af' f 4- 7 -' mzwl w w . .. 1 V l ,.,, MV. , M , ., 1-,-',,w:ff.,.:,? kv-H .N U , l Q f , lim: E F Ol , , I J.. h.,,., , V .., .,., -Y , ,.,, ,. .. ....-.....4.A ,, ,-4,.. , PROM: A NIGHT IN THE ORIENT :aff ' 'hw .2 1 2,,s'Ix W ...4ri g-,aw BASEBALL Vx lvxfi . ROW 1: John Craft, Matt Sloan. ROW 2: Bob Kotnik, Dave Dewald, Jeff Miccichi, Ray Creeger. Dave Depinet, Jim Dewald, Dave Kotnik, Steve Berrier, Steve Brickner. ROW 3: Coach Wilkinson, Wayne Heffner, Mark Tumer, Kevin Miccichi, Bob Fruth, Rick White Ron Brickner, Jeff Rinebold. SENIOR LETTERMEN 0 , 1 . WM g, , ' 'y 1 , M'.nllA, I 4 ng Bob Kotnik, Ray Creeger, Steve Berrier, Jim Dewald. INTRAMURAL CHAMPS TRACK STATS Mary Kreals, JoAnn Cassrdy, Jane Huffman KNEELING: Tracy Hunker, Doug Brickner, Steve Berrier. STANDING: Mike Graham, Paul Jones, Jim Dewald, Duane Hammer, Bob Kotnik. IR. HIGH FOOTBALL sp' ef iw ,JA jg: . L BOTTOM ROW: Ray Garcia, Steve Swander, Andy Deahl, John Craft, Brian Miccichi, Ronnie White, Mark Netzel, Mark Amlin, Jeff Gosche, Jeff Nye. SECOND ROW: Matt Aloan, Steve Babcock, Roger Ward, Mike Painter, Tim Schmitz, Gary Bauer, Steve Ream, Chris Lang, Greg Arbogast, Kenny Hill, Tom Reinhart, Ron Hersey, Terry Gilbert. TOP ROW: Coach Moore, Kerry Brickner, Brian McCormack, Mike Huth, Mike Malone, Art Gaietto, Phil Bloom, Dave Van Meter, Ron Ley, Greag DeVanney, Kevin Gaietto, Ladd Howell, Scott Brickner, IR. HIGH TRACK if , LU 'sd . x.. BOTTOM ROW: Tim Schaull, Tom Kreais, Phil Bloom, Art Gaietto, Ladd Howell, Mike Huth, Brian McCormack, Mike DeVanney, Jeff Miller. SECOND ROW: Mike Malone, Kenny Hill, Chris Lang, Steve Swander, Steve Bab- cock, Danny Overton, Greg DeVanney, Andy Deahl, Kevin Gaietto. TOP ROW: Rex Malone, Mark Netzel, Tom Huffman, Kerry Brickner, Steve Huffman, Dane Huffman, Coach Meeker. ',..-f- -,f,,,,.f BOTTOM ROW: Pam Hessey, S Tracy Currier, Patti Spero, Annette Meeker, Kelly Sloan. Mary McCormack, Karen Fruth, Elaine Recker, Sharon Cassidy, Dawn Currier, Coach Stevenson. THIRD ROW: Heidi Uhlenhake. Gretchen Uhlenhake , Cindy Mic- cichi, Christie Huffman, Linda Hoover, Lisa Hammer, Linda Seil heimer, Claudia Clouse, Linda Boyer. TOP ROW: Paula DeTray. Cathy Brickner, Mel Bush. S O F T B A L SECOND ROW: Eileen Kleinfelter, r HUP Will Wi 3 NWI. I 55 VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL STUDENTS OF THE YEAR 'QQ BOTTOM ROW: Gretchen Uhlenhake, LuAnn Carrick, Cindy Meeker, Kelly Sloan. SECOND ROW: Jennie Painter, Linda Boyer, Cindy Miccichi, Linda Hoover. TOP ROW: Eileen Kleinjelter, Kathy Taylor, Mrs. Stevenson, Jane Hoover, Sharon Cassidy. Judy Heck, junior: Kathy Taylor, senior: Mary Kreais, sophomore: Tom Huffman, freshman. RESERVE GIRLS BASKETBALL QUI- BOTTOM ROW: Mary McCormack, Karen Fruth, Heidi Uhlenhake, Deb Pullins, Karen Netzel, Sue Steve, Sharon Cassidy, Theresa Tomsey. TOP ROW: Mrs. Stevenson, Dawn Currier, Martha Vera, Jean Kleinfelter, Elaine Recker, LaNeta Wertz, Rose Alvarado, Melanie Bush. HIGH SCHOOL TRACK BOTTOM ROW: Dave Cramer, Rich Kotnik, Denny Reinhart, Todd Hampshire, Mike Steve, Bob Schriner, Larry Yoder. TOP ROW: Jeff Deahl, Doug Brickner. Paul Jones, Perry Bloom, John Poignon, Larry Bauer, Duane Hammer, Brad Hickle. Stan Norris. SENIOR LETTERMEN 01rff6r.ff,'f 1 x 'S 'X W Larry Bauer, Duane Hammer, Paul Jones, Brad Hickle. G I RLS' TRAC K Theresa Tomsey, Karen Netzel, Karen Fruth, Cindy Miccichi, Sue Steve, Deb Pullins, Sharon Cassidy, Linda Boyer. 1 1 1 N 4 1 J 4 I 1 B if 4 I fl' . 1 i fx QF, , E ' I.. f, BA N, g , his-..-.- x-..... ...mm . ...........Nai-..Y. if' l W .. Mi? 95, , 'kj N 13 As ws '1I'1 ff 'T kv W .. gang x 4? UPPER SANDUSKY HIGH SCHGOL 1979 INDIAN VILLAGE The year 1979 at U S H S luke a motlon plcture was fllled with drama comedy actlon and suspense There are parts of the year 1979 that wall never be forgotten as there are In motlon plctures dlrectors actors crewman etc Llkewlse thus productlon would never have been completed without our own faculty students annual staff etc Motlon pictures can be seen over and over agann Although the 1979 school year can never be brought back we hope the memories can be rellved through thus yearbook A motion picture could not be completed without the WTS Km CONTENTS STUDENT LI SENIORS .. SPECIAL EV JUNI SOPH FACU ......80 ......96 .....112 ............148 ............17O ............208 f X f KS X10 MV T T TW E NEWT KQ QM WI I X U02 fi QUT TAKES I U.S.H.S. U-S-H-S L KS b7' .gt F Close Encounters invades U.S.H.S. xszsqgippert thinks She can head up a Cho' , fi it l U.S.H.S. a M u ' U.S.H.S. . ' yy i I r Q Qn. e v Some people will do anything to get on film. U.S.H.S. proudly presents Cave ln . -w . 1-K 5 VL! ' .iflisv g,ffeSr'2Sff ml 13 W W. K M, Sha '2 'kh' 1 ff':' U.S.H.S. U-S-H-S i 'stef i ' We asf 9 A ,... , Mark thinks he would be good in DRACULA. my l LEGS - Starring Mr. Baker. , if OUT TAKES II XXXXXXXXX U.S.H .S. The lonely halls to Stardom. U.S.H.S. Now Sharon, what would YOU do if you were M' A ' iss merica? xXXXXXXXXXN M UM. 35 Is this a line up? or is this a line up? l fr r U.S.H.S. we Ar, Kim gets ready for her debut. I U.S.H.S. Q Did someone say they needed Santa for this t h t nexso? XXXXXXXXXQ U.S.H.S. Don't call us! We'll call you! SENIORS SENIGRS SENIORS J Wg x - Elm 0 JW? f W X qi M 933 K AS Q PRODUCTION ICN PGN Q Q -n..,,,,. 1, 'Uv ,14- IHLI . K.- wvmm Ti fi .f in '55, Q. H 3 Q . Y, 5 i in , 3 E 4 4 45 .,5'J- ,. .'?' 10K is Q: V197 Cb 1 'mil' 1l'f5Y.l'13VHU 4' K I 'Wfi was 1.3 -., 6:1 171' W ,win ,X ns. rv , ' .V 'V wg 1 653iK 'Y' 'If I Q iff? ,' Q' ' ? 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Jean Vent Martin Wall Pia Wells Helen Wertz ' Cheryl is willing to share her lunch with Dean. Judinna Thornton Joel Walton Jane Wieging Pamela Williams EXCHANGE STUDENTS ,A an , i. J... 5 t :smart gf .rf . W ' ff: J gn . . use A :Q E N gym? ,i x, x -og i - X r ' . a . fl Kari, Yukari, and Dulce are enjoying their year at U.S.H.S. Our exchange students come to us through the Youth for Understanding Program, which is a non-profit educational oganization. lt is dedicated to fostering greater international understanding by making it possible for young people to have an overseas family living experience. Since 1951, Youth for Understanding has brought the excitement of international exchange to more than 50,000 students in fifty countries. U.S.H.S. is privileged to have three exchange students this year. Kari Ysteboe from Norway is staying with the Richard Diebert Family, Yukari Abe from Japan is staying with the Herschel Rhodes family and Dulce Costa from Brazil is staying with the Larry Fruth family. We have all profited from the experience of having these three students with us, and we hope they have had an interesting and educational experience in the United States. 'S'- -I1 Qll t . E Q T f -- mn Q is, ' i,Lf1'. - I 'Y 1 ' . . Q .-asv tg f ,555 gi, El ' ' ' i r K. E f - Q x ,X 4 .I Y 3 1, .1 , 5 A-L f' .':j,n. Yukari Abe Dulce Costa Kari Ysteboe Japan Brazil Norway 25 v 4, H ...Q ' ' 'www 4k x if jigs' N--'Q x l v- I 44?yiff -V, 'fit Mg? is 1 .yi Q 'Y-gi A .'fm'5f15, , .i 2 lg X 1 Q .4 . fi, ', 4'-Q1 1,41 ,fx ,-C'.4. fn ,f M,,.,,m3. , . 1 V .,w BEST DRESSED: Jin Ringelman, Russ Young . t g gg , y 1 if 'gy W 4. -'E-2 5,45 LN... TLT Q.. s. V x I I Q 2. 'gf -1 if ., 3 .555 . I Q I i'S.li, I -V -Tiff. 1 'll .r yy' is . af 'V SUPERSTARS nw , , 'rt ,-. ' 'HJ y - ' ' fx S . , .. . 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W. 1 ':!i5Xf:' , ..,,,.r,, '- . 5 PW '2g2iW fi'A 'qw af? 4: ,f'f - y.:fiz' w+I .sw .rl 55. 2. --1' fu, Q' I w LEFT TO RIGHT MOST POPULAR: Kerry Bennett, Steve Johnson MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT: Mary Ellis, Jay Leslie SHYEST: Brian Rife, Lori Holman CLASS GENIUS: Chris Logsdon, Becky Nininger MOST ATHLETIC: Tracy Thomas, Russ Young MOST MUSICAL: Thom Gilbertson, Sharon Huff- man CLASS ARTIST: Vicki Rhodes, Jeff Johnson 'a . Egg NIVQQ1. f ' 7 . R if J' ' i xg- Q Q , A M ' I 2 ..,w ff I, -,.q1j1,,f ,.-.ww-. K 'ir , in :jfs ' ' ,rgf':x,, 'gf v N f r 'jj ,, 327' I L . W A53- 5 .. Lx- . S 'X 1 U. ' v 1. ii'-r ,f' J SENIOR CLASS PLAY Some 37 seniors worked on the production of Gentle- men Prefer Blondes . With the help of Mrs. Sharyn Warfel, as director, many people spent many long hours to make the production a success. The following pictures represent only a few of the people who did everything from acting on stage to ushering, to helping behind the scenes. CAST Thom Gllbertsen Linda Ziegler Laura Eippert Joel Walton Lisa Zimmerman Laurie Rowe Mary Jo Seitz Matt McClain Jerry Swerline Mike Swinehart Student Director .. Pianist ........... ............ Dawn Richey, Mary Ellis F lad Row 1: Cathy Coons, Jill Ringleman, Sharon Huffman, Linda Ziegler, Anna Sloat, Russ Young, Patty Young ROW 2: Laura Eippert, Victor Koehler, Joel Walton, Lisa Zimmerman, Vicki Lenhart Technical Director .............. Business Manager ............. Singers .............. Mary Ellis and Dawn Richey . iillil 9f3'E.piigi'K?llf?f:?lllllglvglilltl v if fm 1i.i.,.i.,ff.. fit? ROW 1: Jerry Swerline, Mary Jo Seitz, Laurie Rowe ROW 2: Mike Swinehart, Brad Shoup, Russ Young, Maureen Harford Thorn Gilbertsen, Lisa Zimmerman Y-.W-gg n vw.--1 I sl 1 it Victor Koheler Brad Shoup Sharon Huffman Jill Ringlemen Cathy Coons , Patty Young Q Anna Sloat Russ Young Maureen Harford Vicki Lenhart ...Laura Eippert . . . . . .Anna Sloat I . . ...Brad Shoup .Sharon Huffman Mary .lo Seitz, Matt McClain, Laurie Rowe Lorelie and Dorothy are two lovely young ladies from Little Rock, Arkansas who travel abroad to Paris in the 195O's. After many trying situations aboard the Majestic and in Paris, good fortune prevails and they both find their own true love. Fi if HGENTLEIVIEN PREFER BLONDESH .lllS'll Tea, Madam? Don't you tell me I look ridiculous! I 1 A' I l CREW Cathy Coons Joe Prince Kay Eier Sandy Reile Mary Ellis Dawn Richey , f Jane Franz Rita Rodriguez 6 X Thom Gilbertson Chris Shaw ' Jill Graeser Barb Shuman Maureen Harford Kim Stutz Vicki Lenhart Jerry Swerline C Jay L6-Slie Mike Swinehart Paul Lozano Joel Walton all Donna Miller Natalie Wymer 3 Jim Mosman Patty Young P' Darlene Niederkohr Linda Ziegler Lisa Zimmerman Ooh, La-La! li Now wait just a darn minute. 29 Government Day was May 14th. There was much prepara- tion before election day not only the campaigning itself, but also the work done by the Board of Elections CBrian McClain - Chairman, Keena Clinger, Dave Gatchell, Thom Gilbertsen, Jeff Lee, Brad Shoup, Mike Swinehartj and the supervisors Mr. Baker and Mr. Scherger. Mayor ........ City Council ... Fire Chief .......... Police Chief ...... Sheriff ............ Municipal Judge Probate Judge .... Clerk of Courts Auditor .,....... Commissioner ..... GOVERNMENT DAY ....Laurie Rowe . .Vickie Lenhart Sandy Reile Bill Crow Jane Franz Jeff Amos Jeff Lee Kerry Bennett .......Tami Pell ....Joe Schilling ...Kristy Collins Park Commissioner. D H U ' . . ..... Don Niederkohr Grace Giacalone .Joe Holtschulte Lynn Clinger . . . . .Jill Graeser ...Suzi Oklok . . .Kathy Elchert Mylayne Hoover Teresa Sammet Dog Warden . . . Coroner ...... Recorder . . . Treasurer ..... . . . . .Jim Mosman ...,Dean Boerger . .Sharon Huffman .......Lee Orians Engineer .................... Victor Koehler Health Commissioner ... Extension Agent .......... Prosecutor .... .Judy Montgomery .......Pat Young Roger Heyman .......Mary Ellis State Representative ....... Jon Stansbery Marie Oklok Federal Representative ...... Scott Stecher School Superintendent ...... Kevin Graham minima , . 9 ff? . .Kew 43ifig'.,,,,..-J.gi'1'- in 3 gt' tg? . S' I ai .7 . 1 J left' ,Wa Under the influence of campaign graffiti. ...giggle A X 5 . ite- .K .ie-rg xg..-tv X a, 5.1, 51-fglgtgxf, . - . - ,.gtf.',-is :ft-ffg i . wif . yd,-si ,,. 'Ln ' ' va 'E .S l at Q3 .. '. 30 First woman mayor: Laurie Rowe and advisory council hard at work . EINIOFFS WAY . 5 . , Sig' Y Jffisg. if -Y uf M k W. W ,e,, 1 SRF? D 1 Q: ...: Q. .C , 'Tiff 1 L f a in X I TTT Q . s W l - ,, t s City Council keeps their affairs under control. ' ,ik ' f rim 'j 'N4 Bush Coon taking it easy. Will the real commissioner please stand up. Q.--' x 4 Senior' is this warrant for? Chief Tami tells the fire department how it's done. WE'RE ON OUR WAY gfiiii Where should we begin? xg i f' Q95 l .. A final meeting before the ceremonies begin. l Kellie Cunningham gives Helen Murphy a hand 1 P llllW' Confusion is a part of graduation. GRADUATION 1972 P- W,f. , -- .4 . 4 Nw. K 2 ? f 1 K.. I l. .M N 6-.W hx Kristi Collins and Yukari Abe lead the way. , r sr ,Q . u M.. NM..-.5 . U 1 I l The select band plays Fanfare and Processional The honored guests watch as the ceremony begins. as the graduates enter. 9+- if 39.2 ,1 'X fi? A. A .-'- ff:,l1'L ! ' -1-sqf4'vf2f4,m..J Q im- acl, .J :'hlu1l XA - 2: ig Q, Senior Choir members perform Fantasy Thom Gilbertsen delivers the students' speech NNAS ,ff ilk ,f .4 1 Mr. Kirkland announces the award winners. They're on their way - The Class of '79. K '9 . 6, F. ' ' X ssfwfaqf -fs gl? 3? f 'X P' - il -Q-QP, Ml' Q..--., . ww W.. .. 3- 'gn-5' --gg.. - gm. fm 1 5' -9' -,lf .-1' . ,aw Qs ,ma SPECIAL EVENTS SPECIAL EVENTS SPECIAL EVENTS I Z f . QTQXN K' l, ff 0 Q ' f z x --gf' f K J f 'X f lg E 'X J ww f gm , AJ NET ? 302 ' limp HO IVI 1978-1979 MQVVY 6 5 A I M U, i' 1 ,v if - 5 , 3 ,W Rick Wrightsman and V K hl g Q tt the annual homecom g k gt OCTGBER 1 On October 13, 1978 Kerry Bennett was chosen to be Upper Sandusky High School's Home- coming Queen. Other candidates were Linda Zeigler, Kristy Collins, Jackie Kauble, and Darlene Nie- derkohr. The candidates were chosen by the Senior class and voted on by the student body. ON THE I O CAST Tevye . . . .... Thom Gilbertsen Golda ..... ........ B eth Blum Tzietel ..... ..... M ary Jo Seitz Hodel ... ..... Lisa Clinger Chava . . . ..... Kris Coulter Yente .... Lynn Helge Motel ...... ....... S ean Lalik Perchik .... ........ D oug Berg Fyedka .......... Chris Logsdon Lazar Wolf ..... Joe Holtschulte Rabbi ................. Jim Shull Fruma-Garah .... Rhonda Kuenzli Grandma Tzeitel ...... Liz Johns Constable ............. Bill Crow Mordcha ......... Wayne Dennis Avram . . .... Jerry Swerline Sasha .... ...... J im Mosman Mendel .............. Bill Moore Shandel ....... Sharon Huffman Yussel . . ...... Dick Leonard Fiddler .... .... L ori Anspach PIT BAND Loretta Newell Jill Ringelman Karla Shenefield Phil Lortz Bruce Voorheis Genny Lucus Mike Walton Scott Duress Sue Dillon Phil Karg CREW Joe Prince Wayne Dennis Soraya Racheter Deidre Bat- ton Deanna Smalley Vicki Rhodes Lisa Thiel Shelly Thiel Yukari Abe Rosemarie Droll Lisa Zimmerman Joy Graeser Mari Oklok Mike Swinehart Roger Heyman Jill Graeser Kathy Elchert Laurie Deckler Jean Kempf Caribe Malo Lisa Bollinger Lorrie Field Sally Keohler Barb Shuman Carla Baker Amy Leonard Mary Ellis Natalie Wymer Patty Young DIRECTORS Mr. Allen Watlon Mr. Richard Davis Mr. James McDonald Mr. Sharyn Warfel Miss Ellen Pool Mrs. Julia Mooris Mrs. Charlotte Leeth .ff ... VILLAGERS AND CHORUS MEMBERS Mary Wright Jill Courtright Linda Ziegler Darl Snyder Jerry Swerline Brad Batton Russ Young Cathy Coons Lisa Wilt Kari Ystebosto Bill Crow Joel Walton Dick Leonard Grace Garza Tenna Binau Sandy Cheney Jim Mosman Tom Byrd Tony Turley Wayne Dennis Laura Hensel Karen Long Bill Moore Jay Leslie Barry Miller The 1979 U.S.H.S. musical was entitled Fid- dler onthe Roof. Many people were involved in making the musical a success, and a success it was. It was presented March 29, 30, 31 and April 1. Those who had the opportunity to view the performance know that it was truly an example of teamwork. Teamwork that changed the musi- cal i l i The play begins in 1905 in a small Jewish village called Anatevka. This settlement tucked away close to Si- beria, is controlled by the Russians and is just prior to the Bolshevik Revolution and the eventual take- over of the communists. From 70 A.D. until 1948, the Jews were a people without a land to call their own. One way that they sur- vived is with the help of their God Cand our Godj and tradition. Traclition. Without our traditions our lives would be as shaky as ... as a fiddler on the roof. FRGIVI THIS TO THIS Tony Turley, Brad Batton, Jim Mosman, Jay Leslie, Russ Young, Barry Miller, Joel Walton, Tom Byrd 5 r A4 . Na 'L ' at 'UW JI lf1.4E'I'II?:,:, 355555 ' Tift GSW 5 JUNIGR PRODUCTIONS K . The record player goes up after much preparation. Lisa Lee and Sue Quinn practice tearing tape. xx' f . Af I Lesa Wall and Rick Packer pose for the cameras. if 1 V4 ig.. ,. .f ' sf' , 40-4. Ka 1 W 9 7. V4 534 . A A ii ' ' I if I? Q cv ' ...- , fl 1 5 .. 1 H11 nw? ,lil-,iQ5QW, ',, H V 'v 4 W' I V 1 W A 1.-V s .1 ,W ,. .. Wwdw-45M 9 V f QV V .MZ hr' V ' ' ,l ., ' ' :fi V svn - ' Q. .' ,ul-.. V.,'Lf .V t ' - ' 'E 'fa W , , f digg, W Q '17 +V . 3 ly ! .gf 'f W.': .fi A sl..r.'r, . J .Q,:j49lq ' if M . fee- , ,V , ' - j V - . , u. . 1 A ' ' ' ,1, Q. : ,M-,lj . 65- ,QV - V I: ' n f! -lf,eQffffQ ib5 53' m ' 'Q 755 I4 ,f ,hz ang. .' ,Jil v ,'.g-nk?-7, gn ,Q . ,Z A 9 , Y. ,gf ., n It 4 'V 'ff ,J - . V ,.1V4,,- H .. ,if-A -,1 -.,jg1 ?w3v?--if Q Q, - 2 'V 'V.,,q Brenda, circles don't have 4 sides. I I ry .. , .N ,k,, .ww-..VM-.x Much effort was needed to get the lighthouse in place. Are you gals really concentrating on your work? PRESENT .. PRGIVI '79 RS' ,,,,.,.......n--f ,..-on 1 3'5 'l 90' ,1- ,..o-4 Will the beach ever look real? Deb Grundtisch doesn t know where to go next. 1 ig if ali' w Nw. Carla Baker tapes the windows together. Thia Logsdon inspects the commons. ...H M .i .,.....,.v-1 an- 'E ! k- th - t yr Some people hate to have their picture taken. Hey Jeff, aren't you ta ing e pic ures K ' ..ii. .. . J 1 e 5 Q. ,II rw . P' 1 ' t E 5 N mg l l A A e .Lx e-.0-WWW frgff , -7 'wwmww-fir A .Q-an-1--f W' , if ' X R i t s - 2, .5-Nj-s V .ft f .1211 'wx f ra 2 L, ., N 1 5,6 , , f H, .- , um, t , -'88 ,,....- l S 1 s I , l l x I 1 fl x lf 1 , . J 1 i if uw. 45 5 5 E i il i ' WW 1979 Junior Class Prom revolves around Midnight Special Genny Lucas and ENC Swlhart wan to be .. ,.,...,.g.L4 . . Judy Montgomery and Tim Schwenning relax after the Grand March. l 4, l fn ic , Lisa Clinger and Bill Moore count their money at the Tequila ,l VH LLAG E PEQVLE A mhi ,i I Laura Eippert and Bill Crow were selected Queen and King for the evening. The E1ee Gees Uackie Riedelinger, Sean Lalik, Liz Johnsj pose for photographers before they go on stage. Jim Herring and Pat Merrick enjoy the decorations in the courtyard. JUNIORS JUNIGRS JUNIDRS f X XIQWXN l ' '-5.:'rm a:-3g- fi ff! '- -5- W A I 1 4.5 25 f- V Tj X I KY 65 ? XEXUZ X ,Q H3110 Brenda Adkins .,t, ma y V f f 'G gi., ' -'f - Rick Arnold gel A l f 45? sl ...ta ' Susan Bailey James Baker l ' '-L , V' '.3 Laura Beaston var Chris Boes l , sf X 23,3 x - ,. X , 4+ ' v '. . - 1 K.- W ,,,...Y ni Junior Class Officers: Jeff Short - Tim Lautermilch - Vice President, - K ,f f l iw, A l l iliiddccc 9 4 ,Q QQ i 1 .C . J i , Ewa , Edward Balduf Jane Bardon I' 3 l P l 5 x David Bell Douglas Berg ff' , ew, 17' A p V' Theresa Borer Cathy Bosley SUPPORTIN in JP' v.-7 my -- f i' President, Lynn Helge - Secretary, Brenda Adkins - Treasurer Julie Barker Tim Barth . af 92, 2, 1 X , ,, 1 i 3' 4 J as g ...ff Randy Best Stephen Billeg .x .X n nw 3 HEKX . eil -l-if '-M414 Greg Bowen Douglas Brady .fAr'iSys'x David Amos ., ,F , ,.vx15,.,,i, ,v , 1-as ' Vicky Arnold ,: 4 Q ' , , A ,Wy ' il 4925, lil 0 . N2 . ,f L' M ' N wifi 4 , .3.,. x U.- - -,Jr .- 21. Carla Baker Steven Bassler Darren Boerger Brian Bricely CAST Linda Brinson David Browne , E , l le' if 5 ' .g it KL R Larry Clabaugh 3 fi . 1 rQ' l D 1 j .llill Courtright John Brodman -,JF .rj N Randy Burks Patty Cline Steven Crawford 3, .en I -.5 ,paw ia DOUBLE FEATURE: Jon and Joel Yeater W lfztllimmffs .ana-.W,,.ZM.-,H W M l DOUBLE FEATURE: Vicky and Rick Arnold nf .Q , AAN x, Kevin Collins Scott Collins 7q 2 Q ,177 Q if' s 53.221 Laura Crow Kevin Davidson Scott Duress Lori Field '1- David Frey Donald Frey hs Vs i Jill Brown X rv 4 fig? 4 yt ,sg I: l l Christine Chandler I' Xp, Sheila Collins Laurie Deckler Steven Brown fx My fri, L, . ,I an-.Y . , , -Dx 'Cl K N 'EY' ' xzy i .y 6 i ,X ,,--Y 'xii Sandra Cheney , , ,,' L Ns. ,M , L,,,47'H M-'VH my 1 lf ,lr 'Af iv Ja'1. .f .,,,' if Kristin Coulter Kim Diebert I-'Sf-' , 1 77,1 9 ZQHQ 5 bgij y ' ,S l i ff i 4-,' D EX My ,rs, - ,,..,,,,, -sjflfitk - .,,. ,.,. , .... ,Y f on , my M DOUBLE FEATURE: Richard and Charles Zohoury 1 Karina Frey Brenda Frisch Sonya Hanke Kelly Hetzel Mark Hill PRESENTING if f 1 F 1 M fm , V ,L w sv N rv .P i L L .5 1' fi if . iflziill 1,1 Linda Fruth Luis Garza Frederick Geiser Renee Giacalone Dorraine Gibson Jack Gottfried 515531 'is ' ' Y -fl' - - '- , ' -2. f R529 L, X ' HX I' V. . L. , ' r K K ,X 6 X Lyle Gottfried Janet Graboski - yr' Debra Grundtisch Tina Hall LYNN Helse Laura Hensel wif? 1 2,1 HF 'T 1 V' 1 1 I ei M ,Q . 1: 3 W ' Tammie Hill Brian Holdcraft Scott Honacker Harry Hoopes Luther Hotelling Kevin Karcher Steven Howard tw Michael Keller Kathryn Kelly Rebecca Kennedy Kenneth Kin i Z L, 33342 V' ' iv ii Sally Koehler Michael Kuenzli Richard LaBoIt Terri Lambrite Marie Laudick Timothy Lautermilch i Lisa Lee t c 'fdmllk -fvwryj g f 4 A4 and Melodee Hoy Annette Huddle Jon Karg V Charles King Angela Kinley Jacqueline Lehman Ch'iFt0Phe Richard Leonard Jack Leslie Kathryn Levering Leightey 1 L' H.. is this if A5315 i , ii . x Lynn Helge and Steve Brown sing True to Thee . Patricia Merrick Barry Miller M?f3erf:l?er Melinda Molnar L fl ' L . jf' ii,in M W 'V 'girl , g l xiii M Bonnie Murphy Sharon Nachbar VN Ricky Packer Robin Patchett William Miller Rick Moore If V . w 13, M ,Ak I i W Q' li, . 5' af ' f If -Q 'iri . 'i ,, i ' -. fi : , f ,A 4? if Loretta Newell ,Q R A 7 William Pierson Cynthia Logsdon Jennifer Logsdon mf' Geneva Lucas Craig Marshall W, , c gr W V .V '.4- 7, If l 3' Q nv as Vg? MT' jj A ' Mark Milligan Harold Milum Douglas Morehart Anthony Morris 9 X, f as Phyllis Niederkohr Karen Nolen 'j, .fn gn . 1 ,f Renae Plott Jeffrey Pollock CLAS 'ui 'W . P8 11' 1 . K 941 V, ' :H Paul Lozano if ,Q in 'ml y 1 H X X - Christina McGowan Robert Milum Kevin Moses ! if f -Lp 'T ' K f at l Tina Nutter Joe Prince F80 Susan Quinn Steven Rall 0' .:. 4 '55 Jackie Reed Myron Rife Annette Rowe Dale Rowe ,AS K ,QQ Bruce Schoup Sonya Schryer fl- ,, . , ifif fif' 1 ' ' f K V4 7 rr ' me-Q K X J Terry Ratliff Deborah Roberts ,, w:':.iIE?: 'ww -. i I 4yf?,i1:ff,f,gQfWf' I J A ,,,,, , ww . , 1, ,, ' fv A' 1' i Q lxrl Kzw KL . A J., -..... W A J . A ,V A , A Laura Russell Blaiz Saltzman 'P no , '2: 'ff' E, S-af S V: 'iw sf N' David Searfoss Amy Shearer 1,--f IT' i Juniors are always ready to have their pictures taken. Y? Sally Koehler, camera shy? N '5 K A 4 ,J 4 P Christian Sammet 'VTR arab , I my 9 5 r Rhea Shenefield K . ,,,, - 1' Q TV1-1 if Jeffery Short ,JNL Gary Smalley an ,,. o way! .YY , , X Lynda Schertzer Cheri Shepherd f 4 eq ' was -f 2 , ex William Shumaker Norman Smith h - Q semi wr-1 , BQAAAM .,., fl-i I .si- -nux-nnuunninun unmanne- laasgggggs s, ' T ' Ricky smith Kim Diebert on display. Timothy Strasser Jeff Swartz Timothy Swartz HW an , 5 Chris Thiel John Thiel 45' so .Q Brett Swihart 4. , ..-1, , a 'T' .qt KJ ix A is I 1 . QQ! Karen Thiel 11 ,F 'F . 'iff . yn A VW in Dennis Trautwein Karen Van Scoy Scott Van Sickle , . rrit ,r,, gl it A 'W r . i I ,vfwsg X , li, Q P' . W' t..e f f, f A i' 51 --V f . if Wiiw V ' Sirk' 963' Q ,,,A. ,, ., t . V ' A 1 'X '- H H 1 , X 'iigqzl Charles Vent Bruce Voorheis Lesa Wall CQMIN 1 k, ' tv is Tina Snyder Russell Stansbery Scott Stansbery X7 ji., I Joseph - Karen Stul Swankhouse Kimberly Swartz im Swihart Mark Swihart Barbara Tesmer Alf' Randal Thiel Susan Thiel Kevin Thomas Laura Hensel clowns around, while Sheila Collins plays it straight. ATTRACTIONS l ? T-Tx 5 1 f .f I' e E Jon Walton Debra Ward Daniel Warfel x Debra Weyand fe? X . T 3 3 Phillip Williams Vicki Williams Laura Willson Joy Wilson lr My lr ff' All Y mv 'i X W T fs 5-fsgaf , f ' X x T.xgf2 5 .N X NT Mary Wright Joel Yeater Jon Yeater Jerry Young T ' fm. ' Q 'l A if 4 H 2:4190 ,. ' f.'i ,rf F5 fl ' f 1 Juniors rally at a pep rally. ,',X x10 'A. Tony Whitlow Kevin Williams Favorite Junior pastime, chowing down. Lisa Wilt Franklin Winter Robert Young Francises Zamora A Q R ' 4 r 4 N T fr f. T A K ' l ,I V I, x Fi fl 1' V5.2 rf ' T ' Charles Zohoury Richard Zohoury PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE Elben Adkins Nancy Austin Lori Chapman David Corbin Wayne Dennis Roger Pahl Daniel Swartz 'x JUNIOR CLASS PLAY ... I , ' fs-ug-1-' ill 'rw if-0 .V 4.. W 'imx ,. 1 an A-5 pw. 1 ,r ' 1 , ,Y def, on , nnfx ML - , iw ' i JH, 5 : -. ,, 5 if Ya' ., ,. . S... ' K in . gl Q 2 LM f. ,lgLff',t'l-Q ' , , ii A ,fir O an ROW 1: Carla Baker, Franklin Winter, Sheila Collins ROW 2: Genny Lucas, Mike Kuenzli, Renee Giacalone, Kris Coulter ROW 3: Jill Courtright, Brenda Adkins, Robert Young, Lynn Helge, Bruce Voorheis, Janet Graboski, Patricia Merrick, Steve Brown I admire you so. Now we've gotcha! :ifea-1: 1-T-Bak-fvr'i' 4 e f 7 Y '- MQ ,' f'A',Lj'Q!M H+- cg if L-rf: ff-to ,.,Lf,f4--3 :,'Tl'T fe - ? L A 'v ,,-KLM,-,:A ..-,....:......-m...........f2, , -N w...,L.. .l e..e - ,L.--,.,.- - L L .L n - - ,, -..-.....,,,,- N -.. ., M-, 1 ..- H1104- -..-1,458 '3 ' 'ld-M -.M ' ' 'Wil 11 Zin-4 SG F' -L W1 :f7i5E ,, , 1... ef L., ugfjsizgfg 1, r, V' '9 , 4 A fi. W. ' 1 f.-l- 1 4 it 0 filfp f You're such a sweetie. 0 . L.::,,',-' : xv I wi. 'L A ls I M N .QQ L 6.11 5 Q-R tw i., L 4,4 HHEADIN' FOR ,ft-'NWEDDIN' ,W in , Z .' ' Q' -wlJ :'i4 i -lf .fp-1 lv ,yi .Af - Q5 ' . w. .,,,,, - rl -.f X-N. . it 1 'l o if fighnyf I '31, fain: 32,1 mug- 'f If 1 i' . w l H i at S, E? tj- i j V if A l Sm Q v QV Any: 'ESM fri ll H ,V ' ' ' I 'L' Jffw V L if A 43 'I I ,-life. my-'gf .45-4 si-5351? J, I Q. T - ,H ,. f- - ,s f H K -X'- -' ' ,T - X ew- T ,. ff .-31' ,E 1 tiegg. ' 4 e :ye 4-' off, f ,fe Q f,-C, 1 x 3' ,rf-' 'TT I . 'i . '1 - , ' fsiis,5le:s:f,, so ee t , A l Time for a haircut. What a strange looking dog. I ff -A '1 n'Qu , . v 1 . - ' l ' - i 4 R Things can't be all that bad. Don't move, or l'll shoot!! ,Q Q fx-. f Q. l ,xi yi xiii-'! 'A if i-CJ Come out from under there, right now! Now sit still, Pa. emi? SOPHOIVIORES SGPHOIVIORES SOPHOIVICDRES EN 4 L x 4? Ujim p I+ QYQQD K1 ffl,-N -1 1 I -I- 14 I R Mr, Mwrusovf- Mngal 1 L63 'DOI-VW? 4 hm b -HQ5 OVQY' 0-3 :'nu ! Q f , f ,J W W V, N f X? 1 rf l X M996 QQMX Y L ' FOQZ - 4 X a. :t j ix ,My Lori Anspach , so N . . Debra Arnold Kevin Baker CAST OF of 5 'fs X ,- -S K' 4 Sophomore Class Officers: Tony Turley - President, Sue Dillon -- Secre- tary, June Shumaker - Vice President, Elizabeth Johns A Q if f fe: . tr A S ME ' . , , lk : ly big, .J Dila. A 7 l 'E' ,, I 7 Brad Batton David Bland Lisa Clinger Deidre Batton L l 'Li 1'1Y Catherine Blum . . . A J AIX Kevin Compton Craig Bear Lisa Bollinger Timothy Cox T it .um ,fr A Q5 5 --s Ji Barry Beidelschies F 'E' ff 2 5' Q li si 3 - i x Karen Bower 1 Nw.. 1, is G 1 R ' as David Craig 'is i! q X' 9, -' . s . Us. 'ie' if V Treasurer. ' x 7 ii,,t 'W-ff' Mitchell Bennett Patrick Brown Michael Cross as I , fi' . fx 9 + tx Teresa Armstrong av ks V ,N t . w ttt - ' ' liii m a . f s 'N .O .-JEIESIEEPQ' T X- li' its C Q. i Cynthia Austin 93' ff. Connie Barnes Tenna Binau Tammy Caudill ,ss it ' -JN C f 'Y .Y 5 Karen Cunningham HUNDREDS in 5 ff ff 4 . I ,XXV X I' H 5 3 - 52 C if l V E in Rebecca Cunningham Scott Daulton 14 - Dv it I at , 'fx f Lg, fr . K. Sue Dillon Carol Doran s' ph C xv,-r ccc SY .- ,nw A -4.1 X ,' , if Douglas Elgin Pam England Joan Franz Dennis Frey 1 Grace Garza David Gatchell , 4, ig Charlene Goodman Martha Graboski A - ...,.......w.-nw wmnnqarmwzl ' 4 ' 2' 133 I 'J ' J' - :Q DOUBLE FEATURE: Bob and Tom Patrick, ' ini 'X s -. - 5 ,. ,J ..-fa Fix' F C - Eff wi lv-A ' Q ' f Dean Eyestone Connie Farrow Kimberly Frey Raymond Frey Darold George Paul Giacalone Joy Graeser Cherry Green X .. A fs Q ' X 7 :1 SE 5 ' L 1 ' fi Ulla is Lori Davidson Lqswgz' . gf U K-Y' i' Beth Dunn 13: J' 1 . QV Gina Fout Rodney Frey Fr'-N W. 'wtf vos: . i 'f . '- -' Q ,za 'H g 2 T 1 ., :il K' I i' 4 -F '5 -s James Gibson , h ks it 1. . - by . . rf. x 5 is , ' f x, 5' v. 5 Anthony Hahn ft? C h iwfilalii 4 X174 N . Daniel Deckler . 2 1 rct. ,F 3-'si F Jean Eippert , Q David Fox ,sealy 5 I 4, r - 'I W M T T '. 3 l g ' I Todd Garber Daniel Gierhart l Lloyd Hale PRESENTING . X M-A Vg fflw y S L v J SAV EN W --2,L ,fl 4 fl al l l l 1 5 xy -Q ,N- Wendy Hamner Jeffrey Haner Julie Huffman Elizabeth Johns Raymond Johnson Joseph Jones beamed- . . - , .11 'Y ,S :' :sew W RX- vu ........-.- Phillip Karg .4-..,Lt - 1 42: X . EA li:7f'V i f. y ih' ' 557 2 e S ,saw- Christina Kennedy Qw I wt 1 12 E -A 'E I ' lzk iiiei i f 7 ' li . . J Sharon Kline William Kline Kevin Kramer Debra Harbour Steven Harford Anita Huddle Brad Hensel TQ fy Neil Iles Diane Jackman 1 w -.41 xx Q . ,.,. , i xxx , N. s . 1, 55 N. y ., A W ix 1 A 1 ' on -.Af 4 Nicole Karg Q' Carla Kauble in J' V - v ' ,L J , Tl! A if 3 Jennifer Kennedy Julie Kuenzli Pamela Karg Jobie Kauble Denise Kin Rhonda Kuenzli sean Lalik fp tg. L pmgis 'f .as . s ji, Q3 x l. V it ,rg-It if 'ffl Donnie Lamb Anthony Lawrence 1: D N yy, x f Q, yi, X Lisa Logsdon A Phillip Lenz sw Caribe Malo if X , A Q 5 - f eg - , ' . li,--f, V iss 7 .'.,:..7 -N 5 'Inf -3 ' P' '. 'if ,L fl- f .e f, md 1 ' vp H - z H, L Daniel Miller l L if I X if Tanya Morris Daniel Lucas gl ::s: A ' Stephan Lehman rv- 7 X A a , Q Bryan Long Kathy Luikart Amy Leonard W Q' Karen Long Dana Lund Todd Marshall William Moore Daniel Morrison il .4 Qi .L ' ' gg if - . ', Q. . l X in 1 . or ' A. -va V, I Gerald Logsdon Timothy Lopez Jay McClain Joseph Main if 'flyl - X NX. -, l V ,,,, , rl.. , 'k viqlltw' fill affil- 'jp' HY, I ,Shiv i Elizabeth McGowan 1,4 H .af ., , F. . ,K is K inn, f' i K H ia. 3:-3 Kelly Moreland Linda Mullen --Q., ,, 353' 1 c 151 l I T , ,J er 'if' 'T Q . - il Kelvin Nolen Will ,lf Q n.xE in A ' X Thomas Patrick Anthony Pryor guts Mark Redman Q-.J ,rs -meg, . we have to do dishes when we are Seniors? Gina Ohl Jerry Pelfrey Z3 . rl- 6 . 7 M, X .Z X . 3 Ranae Puckett if J e a nie' Lori Reed Lola Pack 69 Eileen Perez 'Z - ,. R .vw-1' J- , 1 if uf 1 A ,lk 1 -- ai si Pamela Quail Kendall Richardson Barbara Pahl CLASS 'OR' ' l 1 3? A Sandra Murray Barbara Myers gd: r F l 3 ,. . Jennifer Newell Bonnie Ngggle rw, if if 'Q sm F i t l 53' Jody Patchett Robert Patrick Y xx x K. li v . , by hz, , la jg M ,,ll 1 , Ann Pfeiffer 1.1 Lisa Rall ,Q ,- x ligl is Jacqueline Riedlinger i 1 Elizabeth Pirnstill David Powell Doug Weaver hurries to make his next class. 0 F81 . sz 5 1 -sg ' is 1' K ,. ii' if Kenneth Rife I- Lx . at w N K 3 -f as V in . - ' - . 19-S v .lr ' as V '- . 'ml .dgkcw . 12 Douglas Robertson Barbara Salyer 1'1.' , I9 .arf I ' ig it ' . ,fl '- Grant Sayre Kimberly Rife X 1 at Q Phillip Rose qui , T Sz X ,XF-. 'X-:Vi I X ., iz Was Q 1 A is X 3 Q f' 5'5 5 . ima Q 'X .5 'il . f . l S 1 0 P11 Richard Salyer Jon Rinehart 1 K- Randy Russell S 1 4 jf' , X 1 32.15 B A -.Ns Shari Sandridge The ever popular Chow Time. Dennis Schertzer Terri Schley Terry Scribner June Shumaker Reflections of the Sophomore hall. Keith Smith , , 'A :H Q , E ' , , 1' T . . A 3223263 K l . fm Q El Q' xv ' 4 , ., ' . .6 X M J X wx gi , if ' X , . Q -1 ga, 1 A Mark Searfoss Raymond Searles Q 4 ,A,A1 . V 1 Deanna Smalley James Smalley Pamela Smith Thomas Smith xzjy' Megan Snyder s QQQQE., I , x 1 0,4 55' A, ...X ..L, .e 94 J Catherine St. Francis - wg. 1 A James Steward Joseph Stowe 'l STARRIN V x I 1:4-1 ., , ' x as 'N if Q R -:rr - Steven Snyder Katharine Solacoff Joe Stansbery Stephan Starcher Kimberley Stewart 1, 'l Theresa Summit Sophomores learn to type. Hopefully. fa 'Q . W' , 1 1 75: Elizabeth Stine Deep thought. Make-up test. rr' .J g .J , tg - A . -' ' '75 l l ' 'W-,if 4 5. NN'., X + . H -vi if L' ' vi . Kenneth Swartz Daniel Swartz Timothy Swartz Laura Swavel , A t Sheila Swihart Timothy Swinehart Carl Taylor Gary Taylor p 'X I nw 5 Matt 1 wi izif A i ff gm J 'Q . tg . H, Q , 3. . N. - , - Ronald Taylor Jeanette Ten Eyck Steven Thiel .. L 4 K' Shi a 3 55 f YEARS A ..-2. init' ' f-'E vt , . . ,Q ,f N , .. 0 ,L A. W rf if ..,,.- . A mf, 1 Q, .3 in X 'L' . 1 ? , A K . Karen Thomas Colleen Thompson Debra Thornton David Tiell Karen Tiell Kevin Treadway ' .NM A , , . 5, qs, , fx! A - K I 5 . .,. -5: f A ' ' A 0' A S ' ' A .af A S Q53 ' y f Charles Vogel Jane Vogel . it I PW.. xgv-r,:f9 t 2 , . 'fa J Douglas Weaver Janel Weaver ,.-, 4, f' u' -, . o ' in . ' ' 1 V. f w W l . ' . . it V A ss ' 'X ' f 'lv If ' 1.f1i, , .2 . VQ i 'F f ' 9 ' 'fr fvei VR. - A V? J Jeffrey Wilt Paul Wood at is--5' get: . gyrus- . ' mv-f'..r- . Q 'rig 2 T - 'lls 11-1... X. ,, M,-A Some Sophomores make good use of a study hall. A ,,..3.1, '- 4' ' L 1: P, Q I, if f D '1' f V ,. r 5. '1 ,M VZ I. if 2. A X mx Anthony Turley Jonathan Walton ,T . xv l V ,W I ji . ai' L, me Y 1? -41' ig' y . - ,, . Q- . . Aff David Wenzinger Lillian York 'Q' .., I .. , , f 2 :L r v-4-.J ' fw- tx , .wif ,, -..W A U K4 Q :J Y' 1 N'9f 3 ' ' Michelle Turney Bernard Vent v . lf., 1 , .' UL. I Scott Michael Walton Weatherholtz Sol! 3 Qt. Im. K.. ' x X 1' I as M ' . if . 1 f Z' 1 4? , Q mar -9 ,Q X g X 2 11. T ...5 Karl Whitt Richard Williams .,-. lm j f 515:73 S,-egg 36 'T X , flux? -P Q , x Q? . ' ts . X L U ' ,Sm :fri P Sf! 'f .5 5 Lori Young Tracy Ziegler L 'Eli 343, -' Q , N. ifzfizlv Scott Vince Y il A Dean Weaver Mary wins PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE Richard Shoemaker David Westbrook FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY LW I 2 1 n ' . f X 69.990 D N-f u ,ff N ff: 2 X Q01 gjw f P , ,vi-56552215 :Q ,. if L11I.Ay1'b ,gi .2 F I M A 'ff img? Q V 4 AL,i.?kf,Q,m 1 .k A , A I Vans N I lx' , Ny ,nm A AW 1 ,-gf'l NN' ff ,U -:-i 4'-L' f S! 12 ff-,E-'1 . - . 5333355254 - L :s1Qg4s:,q,?g4.2f A ',3Q?55ymw z I i dy v xiri aa 4 ini. K QJ:3j,y',. FEEL Q , 8.35 3 , ' fb' : K. -, - -. np '. ' 1 , - - 9 - w., - a59a.,.m 5 fm Y .. .5 xv' tum, t , affaauahdh , V., , ,,: -1'.,'1.-.Nggg--,Q .L .ggwyrg atasne 11g,aS,Si?tv1 .gait-Jig: .1 ' - 1 - 1, -az.:-Q A 'fsg:f3'51',.:,Q,'Ka3,', 55523555311-i '-:NF 2 f,,rie,':2Qw1',gaxZ1:1?e' , ca, 11- A1 f'f-.'W4wl?f V1? w p gf' 'IFF4-YF' -wx fwsff ,fg:f'e11'1XL.': 1: .1955-' fl . 'P f '. ' 1 Q, we . S o 0 fifif ,N V 1. 1 f ' ' 'mix' X? S 2 ASSISTANT PRODUCERS I' ' 'W' i wWt 'N ,, . D 4 ' S ,k,,.k . M M - 3 I 'X N 'A gg. : S ki ygrj., E LL ' V' ' ' 'bAA, fx '. 5 . 1 'A 'N ' S, ,fS:f 4 ,S X ' , ,273-xi 1S - .fSf,g.f rx 1 nf I , Nav-V' Q 4 S N Q S S . S in FQ ' SS ii ',,'L '31 it si, ' ' -'Tlf K' 1 '- 'A . X ig S V 7 , S I W S f . SL S l 7' ,:,,,,.,,,v Jim Morrison Dean of Boys S E C R E T A R I E S W. C 'Fl ' ' ' 1 .i-QLQMN '-'Le'1S? , ,fin A ,S , fy , We +I S' -al ... 1 U 1' :S ' Sr an QS f N, w ' e A 1 Wf'.f 'L l X .l MG' 1' .--',, S Sf 1 QSS S. Conrad Walcutt ill ill y iff, -ir: if N F SAX G U I D A N C E Af C O U N C E L O R S Evelyn Hall Jacqueline Mosman Charlotte Leeth Dean of Girls 'Y' ff Bonita Sankey Y fi f 73 x W1 '32-, STAGE CREW ffm 4 li L' BUS DRIVERS Donna Crawford Don Needles Glen Crawford Charlotte Richey Suzanna Compston David Riedlinger Dorothy Culver Al Stansbery Grace Davis Kim Stump Floyd Derr Bell Swerline Robert Thomas Karen Turk Kathryn Wilson Juanita Zeigler Karen Ebert Michael Hetzel Richard Hetzel Peg Kerr Richard Miller JANITORS Bob Spitler, Rose Mary Weyand, George Snodgrass, William Smith COOKS ROW 1: Donna Wynkoop, Norma Thiel, Catherine Gillen ROW 2: Barbara Beamer, Audrey Austin, Thelma Richardson Berneda McMillan, Mildred Young MONITORS Alice Smith Karl Kraus I' DIRECTORS . I Thomas Baker Government American History Jvhlqk 'WSIZF' Rodger Bartley Phys. Ed. V7 Andra Bell Phys. Ed. ,Af we 4,,,, 14 Fi ,- W . iv-vv Ann Cook Typing Shorthand Office Practice Vligffl,-in W iw' 'I' fr ' .rt ada ' fl ..,,n7, Frederic Crinef Richard Davis Judith Flickinger French Vocal Music English Latin Y ,S ,, ,,s,,,,4,q..n .JN 'if N gil ,..f A ' if ' :PE 4 - fir- liste.-. ' ' ,gil . . fc 'A 1: if N H 5:-ilfi 575' T' if '..' 1 K Prnt' K .X X7 I I . l Michael Grossman Biology Mtn. Chemistry get QIQQ at Q Charlotte Frederick Home Ec. Ray Gottfried Industrial Arts . ,......-nj QM' Floyd Hissong Art James Hughes Geometry Senior Math Nora Kinley Journalism ' -P- Tu QT? X Dean McCutchen Advanced Math Algebra Dr. Ed. Charlotte Leeth English ar 'I '25 ls wg-113-fr:A',j'ze:1,aszqH K, William Miller American History World Histor Y Grace Lininger Home Ec. r ggi? ,V 4,1 lyme mgwg - Wi.-A A ,,...,. wiki i' r' ,if Q I ll z Julia Morris Spanish English James McDonald Music Appreciation Band 2557 4 lg,-iw' Claude Neiswander Chemistry Physics Jimmie Morrison Dr Ed General Business Business Law Thomas Needs Special Education ' ,jkzgg , .gc bi' pw ff , ,X ,nl ,ff Robert Scherger Government Family Living Sociology Ralph Schrock Vo. Ag. Bruce Shrider Industrial Arts f :ri -' X , Fred Snyder l l 1' Accounting M, . W 1 , il Typing '50 fb 5 2 Q! 1 r . ,if Sh'I s 'ii 1 lr ey PI er . 7 E - English ' 552 K E3 9- , 1. , ... 1: fa Kim Sutkus Library Howard Ward Mechanical Drawing M! Allen Walton English Sharyn Warfel Speech RJ Nick Wisda Distrlbutive Education Consumer Education ACADEMICS AWARDS AND ACADEMICS AWARDS AND X 1 n IQYQ? K ,Q Nj' X faffl I X K K N, X 4 f f ,XJ O f WUPUQ MF L U07 N E K J Ujlmp I I I Basketball Awards Bill Crow K of C Award Jon Stansbery - Honorary Captain Award I 9 ,K Liu.-y K of C Award Joe Schilling Cross Country Linda Ziegler - Tennisg Suzanne Richards Volleyball Matt McClain Golf Jim Mossman - K ,Q l f r I . I I ml y . Nft I ? 1 yn ,,,.h . A I Football Awards: Jim Mossman - K. of C. Award: Bud Rife - N.O.L. Honorable Mentiong Russ Young - All N.O.L.: Scott Stecher - Honorable Mention: Doug Orians - Honorary Cap- tain All N.O.L. WrestlingAwards John Swinehart K ofC Award JeffAmos Wins: Tom Patrick Most Wins by an Underclassmen Volleyball Awards Teresa Sammet Best Serving Average Sue ards - Best Spiking Average Captain K of C Deb Grundtisch Passing Average Denise Kin Best Setting Average AWARDS Track Awards: Brett Swihart - Most Points Scored In Distance Races: Jay Les- lie - Co-Captain, Most Improved Athlete: Russ Young - Outstanding Senior Ath- lete, Most Points Scored ln Sprint Events, Outstanding Trackman, K. of C. Award: Bill Crow -- Co-Captain: Martin Wall - Most Points Scored ln Field Events. Most Points ln Sprints. Tennis Awards: Steve Brown - Most lm- proved Player: Jon Stansbery - Most Valuable Player, K. of C. Award. Baseball Awards: Scott Stecher - Honor- ary Captain's Award, K. of C. Award: Rick Moore - Most Valuable Player, Best Bat- ting Average. Track Awards: Connie Barnes - Most Points Scored ln Field Events: Sue Basketball Awards: Connie Barnes - Most Improved Player Tracy - Co-Captain's Award: Tracy Thomas - Co-Captain's Award, Most Thomas - Best Offensive and Defensive Player: Kathy Elchert K of Scored In Distance Races: Teresa Sammet - K. of C. Award: .lobie C. Award. 3.0 AND 3.5 AWARDS SENIORS JUNIORS 3.0 AVE. - 7 SEM. 3.0 AVE. - 7 SEM. 3.5 AVE. 3.5 AVE. - 3rd AWARD 3.5 AVE. - lst AWARD 2nd AWARD 3 3.5 Kerry Bennett Linda Carr Kristy Collins Kathy Elchert David Gatchell Grace Giacalone Teresa Gierhart Jill Graeser Mylayne Hoover Kathy Fagan Hudson Sharon Huffman Cheryl Kin Victor Koehler Christopher Logsdon Judy Montgomery Rebecca Nininger Mari Oklok Sandra Reile Lynn Riedlinger Jill Ringelman William Shoup Lisa Thiel Jean Vent .O AVE. - 7 SEM. AVE. - 2nd AWARD Jeffrey Bassler Mark Brodman Keena Clinger Thomas Gilbertsen Maureen Harford Helen Murphy Mark Newell Lee Orians Tracy Rall Teresa Sammet Joseph Schilling Teresa Snyder Barbara Thiel Tracy Thomas William VanScoy Lisa Zimmerman Andrea Blum Michael Cheney Donna Miller Carla Oklok Barbara Shuman Jon Stansbery Linda Zeigler 3.5 AVE. - 1st AWARD Robert Boerger Cynthia Cole William Wills 3.0 AVE. - 7 SEM. Daniel Benner Laura Dillion Kay Eier Jane Franz Diane Gibson Kevin Graham Roger Heyman Jeffrey Johnson Jon Koehler Vicki Lenhart Brian McClain Tami Pell Suzanne Richards Brian Rife Christine Shaw Anna Sloat Darl Snyder Scott Stecher John Swinehart Martin Wall Vicky Arnold Jane Bardon Julie Barker Sandra Cheney Kristin Coulter Jill Courtright Laura Crow Renee Giacalone Debra Grundtisch Jennifer Logsdon Paul Lozano Sharon Nachbar Bruce Schoup Scott Stansbery Dennis Trautwein Karen VanScoy Charles Vent 3.5 AVE. lst AWARD James Baker Teresa Borer Christine Chandler Kevin Collins Laurie Deckler David Frey Lyle Gottfried Karen Nolen Tina Snyder Richard Zohoury SOPHOMORES 3.5 AVE. - Debra Arnold Barry Beidelschies Lisa Clinger Daniel Deckler Sue Dillon Darold George Joy Graeser Raymond Johnson Gerald Logsdon Louise Logsdon Karen Long Todd Marshall William Moore 1st AWARD Kelly Moreland Barbara Myers Eileen Perez Mark Searfoss June Shumaker James Smalley Katharine Solacoff Sheila Swihart Steven Thiel Anthony Turley Jane Vogel Michael Walton T Dan Benner: Michael Cheney: William Crow: Kathy Elchert: The David Gatchell: Grace Giacalone: Teresa Gierhart: Thomas: Gilbertsenz Jill Graeser: Kevin Graham: Thomas Hill: Welcome Wagon Scholarship Award Wyandot County Crippled Children Scholarship Salvation Army Scholarship Award D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award Reverend and Mrs. John S. Altman Scholarship Century Ill Leaders Contest Runnerup Salvation Army Scholarship Award Knights of Columbus Scholarship R.G.A. Goodman Scholastic Award Usando Literary Scholarship Award USHS Business Club Scholarship Century III Leaders Scholarship Award Katherine L. Artz Musician Scholarship Voice of Democracy Contest Runnerup American Legion Americanism Award National Merit Commended Student Award Ohio Scholarship Kiwanis Club Scholarship Welcome Wagon Scholarship Award Mylayne Hoover: Daily Chief-Union Newspaper Carrier Scholarship Sharon Huffman: Usando Club Scholarship Christopher Logsdon: Knights of Columbus Scholarship Helen Murphy: Mari Oklok: Vicki Rhodes: Suzanne Richards: Jill Ringelman: Karla Shenefield: William Shoup: Micheli Engineering Scholarship Voice of Democracy Contest Winner Kiwanis Youth Career Award Century lll Leaders Contest Runnerup Alpha Tri Sigma Sorority Scholarship Future Teachers of America Scholarship Rotary Scholarship Upper Sandusky Educational Association Scholarship Harold D. Roth Scholarship Fund John Swinehart: Mike Swinehart: Tracy Thomas: Voice of Democracy Contest, 3rd Lions Club Scholarship American Legion Americanism Award Upper Sandusky Educational Association Scholarship f AQ- Amavuc, my EXQELLE noi Nuioun HONOR SOCIETY 3 4 7? vs Vs Lf 86 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ROW 1: Sharon Huffman Secretary-Treasurer, Lisa Zimmerman, Suzi Oklok, Jill Ringelman, Mari Oklok, Kathy Elchert-President, Mylayne Hoover, Grace Giacalone, Jane Franz ROW 2: Suzanne Richards, Tracy Thomas, Barbara Thiel, Linda Ziegler, Sandy Riele, Cheryl Kin, Elaine McGowan, Kerry Bennett ROW 3: Lisa Thiel, Linda Carr, Rebecca Nininger, Jean Vent, Teresa Gierhart, Jill Graeser ROW 4: Bill VanScoy, Chris Logsdon, Lynn Riedlinger, Lee Orians, Tracy Rall, Roger Heyman ROW 5: Mark Brodman, Jeff Bassler, Brian Rite, Victor Koehler, Joe Schilling, Jon Stansbery, Brad Shoup wi ROW 1: Laura Crow, Steve Billeg, Laurie Deckler, Vicki Arnold, Karina Frey, Maureen Harford, Vicki Lenhart, David Gatchell ROW 2: Karen VanScoy, Renee Giacalone, Charles Vent, Kevin Collins, Kris Coulter, Sandy Cheney, Jill Courtright, Chris Chandler ROW 3: Lisa Lee, Jeff Short, Tim Lautermilch, Scott Stansbery, Deb Grundtisch, Dennis Trautwein, Lyle Gottfried ROW 4: Geneva Lucus, Bonnie Murphy, Paul Lozano, Sharon Nachbar, Jennifer Logsdon, Sonya Schryer, Cynthia Logsdon, Amy Shearer Not Pictured: Bruce Schoup SCHOLARSHIP TEAMS lf,,F' I' icy' JA .wry-gl:-Sig' , 'Y' .' ' 1 if ' HAEBY I- - I in i Ti? ROW 1: Sandy Cheney, Chris Chandler, Sue Dillon, Lisa Clinger, Eileen Perez, Raymond Johnson, Darold George ROW 2: Jill Graeser, Barb Shuman, Jennifer Logsdon, Renee Giacalone, Sharon Nachbar, Kris Coulter, Thia Logsdon, Genny Lucas, Jerry Logsdon ROW 3: Mari Oklok, Randy Worthington, Thom Gilbertsen, Dave Gatchell, Kerry Bennett, Chris Logsdon, Robert Young, Phil Williams ROW 4: Dennis Trautwein, Paul Lozano, Laurie Deckler, Kevin Collins, Steve Thiel, Bill Moore, Mike Walton Seated: Kathy Elchert, Bill Crow Standing: Chris Logsdon, Kevin Graham -f 7 K, K ' X 1 Q' ll 19' J lg 1 A BOYS' STATE GIRLS' STATE REPRESENTATIVES I xx f X X? TRI-RIVERS USHS students may attend Tri- Rivers to study in a specialized voca- tional area. Upper Sandusky stu- dents enrolled at Tri-Rivers graduate at USHS, since Tri-Rivers is an ex- tension of the participating schools. i The Tri-Rivers students may also participate in any activities at the home school such as sports or other organizations. Seniors meet to learn what goes on at U.S.H.S. 1 . ,,, ..,. ,,,,., . W., ,. A little goof-off time. X yi l l. llll.ll l .lbfff-ff' 1' fm! .few Q The proper equipment makes the job safer and easier. I w. ., L an 1. A 1 Hftkipmanwmw-M-mmmmv. Marsha Mittermaier and Tammy Hill work at Data Accounting. - X as f yt 11 ww, Qi .. -'----....T:, y, ww .R m. ., y ,A y. 4 .rj-fawmggbyl . ko I4 k 'Q x xx! D gym tk ' is i N' i M ' - Y ffl 'Q to , iq f 91 A' Q Kathy Levering, Nancy Austin, Deb Roberts, and Tina Snyder . . . flowers among the foliage. Deb Weyand finishes another assignment. 3 swf - . Ain 1 Swartz, Mark Lalik, and Mark Kendall prepare to weld another project. Are your hands clean? f,,,,..NM 10-4 Good Buddy Working with the little people. - nd, , .jr ry 89 S I 5 s w Chris Cunningham and Jody Jackman can make you look as good as a Sometimes learning includes cleaning-up. star. l , , mer' ' . K y . . +A ' Q .L -P in s- -r Q ll ' YO ', A i . F , lr. ' Q 'I' Q 4' C il. V ' 2 . ,U 4 C Mark Logan wires a model home. Dave Westbrook, Gina Ole, and Terry Scribner work together in O.W.E. 'Kuff Lyle Cheney uses care during drafting class. ii l l Vicki Williams and Sonya Hankey try to comfort the patient. l 3 l did it and no one was watching. Pwii 'f Chris Thiel, Frank Zamora, and Darren Borger pause for the camera. . ,,,, :Surf x n I 4 -vb 5' I -5 my O.K., Who took my doors? 'Bn fl: Sometimes everyone just needs to relax. Kevin Thomas checks his work. QW Randy Burks, David Frey, and Mike Keller study a mechanical problem. 91 2 l d THE MAIN PLOT is ..... Practice is important in Typing I. Child care is one area covered in Ho ' + 5 'wg 4. H 72 , , is I r iii , 1 , Ag L' . 2. N -K' ' It :L ' FF- 5.3. . A . i P-vw i 5 ' f QW. ,f e W i. ff ' Z iff ' QW ,,,' ffm Y U .-Ai x! A ' M I V I , A Q N 1, fl 75 . . . i' 7 i Sometimes learning is exchanging ideas ','i I ' Q f if Q, Q 5 J I fr ' 1 5 f x A variety of tools are a must in Industrial Arts. Physical Education is not all games, some- times a movie on water safety. An experiment may be the best way to learn a principal in Physics. s .4 .. -i A 1 4 K 1,1 Fl ,W I 'Qi 7' A-:FQ E. X me Economics. ACADEMICS 2 ELI' M, run r N If-ILA .x 'fur ,. . , WV X 7 Today the automobile is a classroom. - I I .fffgp I , 1 I '42 X , A A l iw it S... ? A good imagination is required for many classes. 1- . 43vwtXiy.'1.'i,. Q, . 4 ,. HN I l I f ,-, ,g 3- Wi, A K -we I ' I f W, 4, A s, A X ..f A. ! ,A , Y -A 18,1 'f , I -5- ., 3 . ' K . .A jx 's ri . , r . K . , A 'F 4 Q! fig . ,. A'- . .' dem r if 'lQ:i: X 6 .3 inf? ' . , 3 tr ' fx- 352 ' W - 5 , 4.4 L.. 1 .aww . RHF! '-' . .Q . fl ' A 2 I. 5 V 'wfff-dmc . . . , 5 cl , ,. W. ,A L. ,K - , ,, ., , 9 f N-M - ..,.,n.. 7 -5 ' 1 V I LA ky wi' :ff ' ff -lj A ,S ,L Y V, V ' Q.,-q77l,f.r5gf. ' -ui 'A 1 47 A - ts., -' 'Q f.- . --, ... is ,V . . ' ., g 1 1 'Q ' If ' fy L-tr . ,. A A 1: f-fszxj' I, ' l jig it ff A X Lf: if ,. .A -L . 2. ., lv - 4 K A :AL-.bi Af -. - lik '-ef' rel ' ' 1 Q4 4. , . to . +,-,.n,..1R 1. The Industrial Arts Department applies their knowledge to build- ing dugouts. A discussion in Government class might bring out differing ideas. '59 if Biology puts students in direct touch with nature. ,hx flu. Accounting I involves a lot of paper work. . . . . I in -'Q JSF' .sm I S t . f gg t ' .5 J-Q fr . ' pea ii 4 X ' A A Xl The Guidance Department is able to help with a variety of A trip to Spain was an added bonus for these students of Spanish. promems' i it V , -t on 'f 0 all- Q' vrmd ---vm? X t ' 4 rv Q 2 h f' v . N . I ' s Q ' I ' 1 . K I ,J V It I L xkftf - . E. 5 r ,gg , ' ,,x xg. . 3 X t x 'T' i 'QU r V s ' I i ' A run t d ft X i Lvl 11 5 , t . f - i,:i,,' W i e s u y a er ' 'W-!:l.l1u ' X 2 If gi X M, 9' hours. in fx W 'QM . V X ' P .. - E . . if - 'ts w e - . 5 'Q J N .. , Q - - tt' fi 4 rs' r'.'..'.g . ' .. 0 ', 1- ' JAC- . . . . ST, , . rt vb Outdoors makes the perfect classroom on a nice day. Let me see your paper for just a minute. 9 , -K Ny F Wi, :C .L ' ' I X I XX i XXX E i QXXXXU Z v 1 s xx x x x x ' 1 X RX! X X it HRH t ' mrnznrxx r 3 Y ZE XXY Ei Teachers do have a sense of humor. There are tests in every course. DZ!! Ili i III! IIB X!! XXI! 5 3 IIB 3 5 i I B X! XI 1 X B X! mmf '- If I H rx g In x 1 xx veil Z .5 ,: Qa B 94 Juniors and History - a natural. Typing I art. we I Phys. Ed. is always nicer outdoors. 'V 1,4 The Junior year is the first opportunity for Chemistry. 533: ' 9 x -.' 34' ,fi t M , , Home Economics kitchen table is not always bare of good things - Y ff-I-, for ,ps 1 I0 -'S ,-X A warm moment in Home Ec. , 4,0 mm ., . W . My .,..,, f - ,, fgwf V tfvix.. V- mfs ' , k li . I ' 'i - y, --3 an 4 S L . N X - 1 gf' V 5 we . . as t ' - H' fp -- A f- r- A 2 ,- - 1 on Q . tv A ' Y I if. , .hiya ' f-1 ' f vo x T ' 3. 'tim R' .Q r H ' 1 4 hm. - -- ,yh rm. ,, ,.,. V f .. , b M 'H ,, K. t 1' . -Q31 ' , ' . A 1, s--,tif ' , ,. , iw eww, sw ' ' .. . ' ' --., . r :kiln ' 1' ff 'f'.E1'zpf Lai' Q ' 7 5 ' fi .....A4,r-el 4,-xt..-, 1 ' 5519 if sm - .Nh--,,.--gA9'k L, , , r.. 3,3 N ,-I-1 , V ff ' . t T 5 -' s s...:t-Alf-'ui-deli :.' nrtuuzwu.-Q .. - Sometimes class work became a back breaker. X A latch hook rug might turn up anywhere at anytime. J MUSIC MUSIC MUSIC WD. ! . I y J? fx, QKfgSb A ff VV Q 5 N799 X ,., ,,m,- M Q! XHJQU - nf rpm x U.S.H.S. IVIAJORETTES 7' W. t., EW STANDING: Amy Leonard, Kerry Bennett, Andrea Blum KNEELING: Lisa Lee, Jill Ringelman, Kendall Richardson GRACE GARZA A N FLAGLINE!!! LORI ANSPACH SHARI SANDRIDGE SORAYA RACHATER SHEILA COLLINS ANITA HUDDLE LYNN CLINGER LISA THIEL SANDY CHENEY TENNA BINAU JEANNE LAURA CROW THOFZNHILL Lynn, Sandy, and Jeanne exhibit the side, Lisa, Tenna, and Laura perform the port, shoulder, and ground arms. side lance, and sky arms. 57W I whiz I ' ' vf. V r ' V , I. ...I - ' ' ' - . .- -' 1. ,av -Q . . 1 - ' L . ' -4:-K-f'f I '- 4- T' ' :':f591 1 M4 5 Y V . 73 -' 4' r tt' xx, ., - ' ff-if '-': fA .ref 55 ,-. 7 ,Q . , - vTE'5?.H-g,f. ' ' 'A A t',g ivff1's ' I V It I J4- 1!f'I5' L I I ' A x - ' it f IL :...97 6 I t ,D I IN. .1.., , ., L ' rr-6? f?i Y s ' ' si -443' X W: .. v , I 'AI F 5 th I 4 W, i P. 'fqz x ,, Q:'7:,, ff-Mia L -4' ' .,wf,-wqy -w wi ' wwf :ff gs. . 3' wfiill 23l'4 g dia in ' 4 f I r i Uh Nu , fs ,,, K I t W .. 4 Q f f I ' ., H he -if-I gf-,I ff: f 51? . . ' ffff' . -A 'Nm We if 'Y'-f'3'Ls 1'1:,-S 4,2 1: 4 .Ja 4 3551, 7 L, .ra . A A Under Corp Captain Sheila Collins and Lt. Sandy Cheney, the Flag Line added color and excitement to this year's Marching Band. The flagline was featured during Pinball Wizard, and also did record time for the 100 yd. dash in the Gong Show. CRemember?!y f Grace, Lori, and Shari show the different lance positions. Sheila stands at attention, while Anita and Soraya demonstrate the at ease positions. l . 1 y ,i3.' 3g5, .,'i5,- 3 -. 'I' ,Win '.f1.-lfgjf' '!,f'J fr M5513 I i.,- E, , .Y-4 Bi ff? I P if A fh-'Surf . - . .. '..J.Z,.. I A 99 STARRING THE 1979 USHS ... gi, ,A sexi' it if t fl -ya fs:,s,, .xi FB- '7','f'7 100 bs. +I I If Q 1 4 XXL 4,,,,Q' v I .'! K f ' 5: - . Q - J, .4 X -. dn ,Q ' t, S V' . I ,f The USHS Marching Ram Band ji 5-:LL ' f' 'A Directed by James McDonald, as- sisted by Barbera Tefft. ns 1, .5 , - x 1 - Featuring a variety of shows and musical selections. Including . . . the Gong Show, the Unknown Band, -- and our version of the OU Marching 110 dance The band participated in the Fairborne Marching Band Contest, and also performed for the first time at six home games. Although this proved to be a hectic year, the result was many fine performances. . iw, C BAND gk' fXwTxf4 i w ,, XHF -1 J f i , X ' Z Mzi ll fi ' i A ' .i ii Y Ki- QXPMS X A by S , X 399. offstage jitters turns to halftime anticipation. Qi 101 FEATURING ... AWARD WINNING PERFGRIVIANCES Directors take five before big performance. Camera rolls as the band begins N ff 1 1 ff 1 , I ' f- ' , v f vw, , v . M 1 1, .ff 1. . '5 M ,445 N BAND RECEIVE SUPERIOR FLUTES Loretta Newell ,Kris Coulter Becky Huffman Chris Chandler Jill Courtright Lisa Lee Debbie Grundtisch Pat Merrick Grace Giacalone Mary Ellis Kristy Collins Lynda Schertzer Rosemarie Droll Jackie Gerber CLARINETS Mylayne Hoover Jill Ringelman Sue Richards Vicky Lenhart Darlene Niederkohr Lisa Wilt Sharon Nachbar Barb Tessmer Renae Plott Jane Bardon Angie Kinley Brenda Adkins Kerry Bennet OBOES BASSOONS Linda Carr Andi Blum Karla Shenefield Anna Sloaf Kim Swartz Kim Swihart SAXAPHONES Kay Eier Natalie Wymer Laura Eippert Laura Deckler Scott VanSickle Laura Beaston Barry Miller BARITONE SAX. Doug Berg TROMBONES Joe Holtschulte Scott Stansbery Jeff Bassler Linda Fruth Marie Laudick Brian Caldwell Lynn Helge HORNS Thom Gilbertsen Genny Lucas Renee Giacalone Russ Young BARITONES Dennis Trautwein Jean Kempf Dave Gatchell CONTRA-BASS CL Bill Crow TRUMPETS Bruce Voorheis Tim Lautermilch Cathy Coons Brad Shoup Carla Baker Franklin Winter Bill Miller Jon Yeater Lori Field Jon Walton Mark Newell Jack Leslie Vicki Rhodes Joy Wilson Allen Stansbery Elaine Pfeiffer Laura Hensel PERCUSSION Jeff Short Sharon Huffman Jay Leslie Steve Brown Tracy Rall Scott Duress ARINET TUBAS Ql2'.. S-'F ' N Say if T with gif Lyle Gottfried Terry Ratliff A D EXC TING CLARINETS FLUTES BASSOONS SAXOPHONES HORNS TROMBONES Coleen Thompson Cindy Austin Raymond Johnson Liz Johns Barb Myers Dan Morrison Kendall Richardson Lisa Rall Phil Lortz Lisa Clinger Sue Dillion Mike Walton Deidre Batton Betsy Pirnstill Karen Long Rhonda Kuenzli Dan Deckler Jennifer Newell T0dd Marshall Jean Eippert CONTRA BASS CLARINET BASS CLARINET BARITONE Paul Giacalone Connie Barnes TRUMPETS TUBAS PERCUSSION OBOE Julie Huffman Craig Bear Jeff Wilt Liz Stine Karen Tiell Lori Young Jane Vogel Deanne Smalley Kathy Solacoff Phil Karg Theresa Summit Carol Doran Hank Hale Randy Russell STAGE AND PEP BAND STAGE BAND: Row 1 - Karla Shenefield, Kris Coulter, Lisa Clinger, Liz Johns, Natalie Wymer, Kay Eier Row Row Row Row Row Cathy Coons, Laura Beaston, Rhonda Kuenzli, Jill Ringelmen, Bill Miller Bruce Voorheis, Phil Karg, Doug Berg, Elaine Pfeiffer Barry Miller, Brad Shoup, Tim Lautermilch Jeff Bassler, Joe Holtschulte Sue Richards I ti PEP BAND: Row 1 - Jeff Short, Randy Russell, Jeff Wilt, Row 2 - Steve Brown, Anna Sloat, Mylayne Hoover, Sue Richards, Cathy Coonsg Row 3 - Jill Ringel- man, Tim Lautermilch, Lisa Rall, Karla Shenefieldg Row 4 - Sue Dillion, Julie Huffman, Jennifer Newell, Loretta Newell, Becky Huffman, Bruce Voorheis, Row 5 - Phil Karg, Jeff Bassler, Allen Stansbery, Frank Winter, Bill Miller: Row 6 - Craig Bear, Lyle Gottfried, Terry Ratliff UPPER TWENTY 4 fn 1 L fl , W Q' 5 f 513 l i l 5 i J if l 2 4 5. , A 5 s 1 ,mf L ' L' 2 , A 1 J: Q if J if 1 5 5 x 5 ROW 1: Laura Hensel, Barb Shuman, Mary Ellis, Lisa Wilt, Jackie Gerber, Dawn Richey, Colleen Thompson, Cathy Coons, Sue Dillon, Genny Lucas, Lynn Helge, Kris Coulter ROW 2: Bruce Voorheis, Doug Robertson, Pam Williams, Jim Mosman, Dick Leonard, Rhonda Kuenzli, Doug Berg, Thom Gilbertson, Grace Garza, Joe Holtschulte, Kim Stewart, Chris Logsdon, Sean Lalik, Phil Karg, Phil Lortz, Raymond Johnson Faire .li-ilawlsentli-5 ,N 4 CONCERT CHOIR ROW 1: Cathy Coons, Rita Rodriguez, Robyn Patchett, Genny Lucas, Laura Hensel, Kris Coulter, Mary Jo Seitz, Jacky Gerber, Tina Nutter, Rhea Shenefield, Suzi Oklok ROW 2: Sandra Cheney, Sonya Schryer, Karen Stull, Laura Beaston, Jackie Reed, Lynda Schertzer, Cheryl Kin, Kristy Collins, Renae Plott, Sally Koehler, Karla Shenefield ROW 3: Anna Sloat, Bonnie Murphy, Mary Ellis, Kellie Cunningham, Mary Wright, Laura Russell, Carla Baker, Phyllis Niederkohr, Lisa Wilt, Lynn Clinger, Lori Field, Becky Kennedy, Kari Ystebo, Lisa Zimmerman ROW 4: Lauren Logsdon, Suzanne Richards, Loretta Newell, Sue Quinn, Lynn Helge, Judy Montgomery, Vicky Hendricks, Jamie Pride, Tracy Freshour, Pam Williams, Kim Stutz, Terri Brewer, Sharon Huffman, Barb Shuman ROW 5: Chris Logsdon, Jim Mosman, Dick Leonard, Bill Crow, Dean Boerger, Doug Berg, Thom Gilbertsen, Joe Holtschulte, Russ Young, Mike Sturgeon, Joel Walton, Jerry Swerline, Bruce Voorheis SOPHOIVIORE CHOIR ROW 1: Kim Stewart, Rhonda Kuenzli, Jennifer Kennedy, Sue Dillon, Lori Anspach, Grace Garza ROW 2:'Lisa Clinger, Cindy Austin, Eileen Perez, Betsy Prinstill, Deanna Smalley, Liz Johns, Connie Farrow, Joy Graser ROW 3: Carol Doran, Lisa Logsdon, Caribe Malo, Amy Leonard, Becky Cunningham, Deidre Batton, Theresa Summit, Kathy Solacoff, Kim Rife ROW 4: Beth Blum, Bryan Long, Raymond Johnson, Phil Lortz, Phil Karg, Colleen Thompson, Tenna Binau . fa 1 Q gi X J QI? r i R' K . XX so 1. CCV C C six ' i MUSIC AWARDS . 4 x 1 -K I , Aw g 'x ' Km i 1 3 i l John Philip Sousa Award .. Best Sophomore Marcher Outstanding Marcher ........ Fredrick Chopin Award ........... National School Choral Award .... 1 Q 'Y 1 fu f 9 - .Thom Gilbertsen ........PhiI Lortz ....Mylayne Hoover Suzanne Richards . . . . .Cathy Coons E DRAMA AWARDS , A ,., , .sys o -- M 4' I .4 'H N,-lb' . 3 is 4' 4 ' ' .' N A I THOM GILBERTSEN BILL MOORE, SHEILA COLLINS, VICTOR KOEHLER Best Actor .,........ .......,......, T hom Gilbertsen Best Actress .....,.,,. ..... L aurie Rowe, Mary Jo Seitz Best Supporting Actor .... ........,......... B ill Moore Best Supporting Actress ...Mary Jo Seitz Small Part Actor ......... .,..,...,. J im Shull Small Part Actress ..... ..,.. S haron Huffman Student Director ......,...... ..... W ayne Dennis Technical Director ..........,... ...... J oe Prince Actors' Actor CJr. Class Playj .... .... S heila Collins Actors' Actor CSr. Class Playb ..... Victor Koehler Actors' Actor CMusicaIJ ........ .......,... B ill Moore International Thespian ...... ..,. T hom Gilbertsen MARY JO SEITZ, SHARON HUFFMAN, JIM SHULL JOE PRINCE' WAYNE DENNIS SPGRTS - SPORTS SPORTS w k ,lQ7Q?N Z 72? 5961 k f Q5 X fg5,b,oQw g ' gE9f! s ' Tw'- f U X W f U02 0 SPIRIT WEEK ,g V. ,LM 7.--------.ay V . . -- Rw,d,, tg ,H..i,,f, . K , f , N f1.,4.vfww . -, , 3:77 , . ...f . alefffzlgv ifz A , . . ' A ea -'. -:ff IJ F i 1 .. li Y The commons reflected Senior spirit. 133' , .- I i N, , itz it Though newcomers, the Sophomores kept up the pace when it came to demonstrating their spirit. Qhttf r, Spirit ran high in the Junior class. 2 Pzvrn The three musketeers? No! Seniors Jim Schuster, Mark Newell, and Gary During the 1978-1979 football season, the cheer- leaders held a contest to determine the class with the most spirit. The classes were judged on the decorating of their respective halls, skits performed at the pep rally, and their general enthusiasm. The winning class was announced at the game. The Class of 79 was victorious. FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS L it P' ,A f' A fmt-1:1K5jf3'.ff.: Q15-'.fh.-,k lf ' fg' .life u er- r'f'1e'ZffrAt-z iiifiir if ' 4, . Sf' 5 R X 5+ f5t'x fl kt N - :,a1g:,. -52 A 4-. ' M UW H v 1 .' . - ' 'JL 5. -1 j' qi, f 1 . .tg L 'ffpit is sN,- - 1 'wt ow , . ft. E, T V, . S , . ,YEL Q' 'fiitx' if 'sky in X Jlxki' 5,5 ,E-N I ' 'I7 ' . 'U' VARSITY: Kellie Cunningham, Kris Coulter, Mary Ellis, Angie Kinley, Mary Jo Seitz Leading the team out with a cheer for victory. K K V fi- - vf out K ,cya- -ws 1 V , . , f Nj, ,ff -9: A f L, '4vf.'ts'S,.4f ',f'- f . . I fling 1fmg.gfm' 1- X ' 7 Luffy' 5: '3-1' ,135 if mx .nl H 4 .it ink., 'N H a.f.,3Lg:L,,'gT .1 xx, ,. .i .E if at is , N -A 'W- 1 A-54-' ',f.5'9 3i?f, S. M jf-43,51 , . ' ' ,L -if1. 54f'-. f fy 1 ,L Rf? mlb 'iff' C -'-., , -V , . .i . f L , , .M ,..,t,1. - .LMI ,,, ,,L,,L -wg,-we sr ,-Q, H- ' 1 , -fe f ,- K Ag - ,,gfjfff- ff- F! .--. 14sH 'g t ff1H:?' 'ff 'mi ,, A X' H L N V is A if t., -mm Lam 5 M fwafw - l C S+ ' M Z' ' ' X . ,, .fri A .L A A ri.. r X , .JJ SVA, kk-5 ,E RESERVE: Becky Cunningham, Laura Russell, Theresa Summit, Liz Johns, Jackie Reidlinger A good cheer wil get you off your feet every time. ,. . 'f Q. 'ay ' -,ns ' A .-V. X, si - . gf N, , .A . . ' - Varsity and Reserve cheerleaders ignite school spirit at the annual bonfire. 115 1978-79 FIGHTING RAIVIS E egg' '5'tf7 o ui mini! Q 5:51 a'7.'27'c 'l A it-.aria Kitf.tT5. e'E'..if2 I Y B J., ROW 1: Eric Swihart, Mike Sturgeon, Jim Schuster, Jim Mossman, Ron Niederkohr, John Williams, Russ Young, Rick Wrights- man, Brian Caldwell ROW 2: Jerry Swerline, Dave Gatchell, Jay Leslie, Scott Stecher, Kevin Graham, Steve Johnson, Dean Leonard, Brian Rife, Victor Koehlor, Doug Orians ROW 3: Larry Clabaugh, Craig Marshall, Rick Packer, Tim Lautermilch, Jon Yeater, Steve Howard, Brett Swihart, Dick Leonard, Bud Rife, Steve McCarthy, Steve Billeg ROW 4: Steve Thiel, Steve Lehman, Doug Weaver, Bob Patrick, Ray Frey, Tom Patrick, Tony Turley, Don Frey, Jon Walton, John Thiel, Steve Crawford, Mike Walton ROW 5: Coach Bartley, Manager Roger Heyman, Barry Beidelschies, Brad Batton, Steve Snyder, Doug Elgin, Dave Powell, Ken Rife, Todd Marshall, Tim Lopez, Kevin Baker, Jim Steward, Coach Kerner, Coach Miller The 1978-79 football season for the Rams began in August. The grueling two-a-day practices readied them both physically and mentally for the first game, September 1 with River Valley. New offensive and defensive plays were drilled and drilled into the minds along with hours of basic fundamentals. The season did not go as well as planned, but everyone tried their hardest and never gave up. The Rams had three victories, one tie and six losses. Out of the three victories, the Rams shut two teams out. The Rams had two new coaches this year, Mike Rothlisberger and Richard Kerner. Coach Bartley was head coach for the first time. The Rams had five members receive NOL honors. For first team NOL were Doug Orians, fullback: Russell Young safety. First team honorable mention were Victor Koehler, line backer: Brian Rife, offensive end: and Scott Stecher, center. Never giving up, the Rams gave it their all, each Friday night. No one can discredit the hard work and diligence displayed by the coaches and members of the 1978-1979 Fighting Rams. THE COACHES 1.3. . WA l 4 Q 'f',3Q'if-,ge -ff -an v','f-.f, . 1 Q . , N , ., A , ,,. N J ' '. ' A xv- N- 5 ' , -x -fi wr.. A-ffffz .. - a -r 1 av 1- - 15-gui gl. 'nf I l V , ' 4 Q Jfn X ,J -. ' .- H ' k fs' Annu 5. Q ' nf- r - e 3-rf r e. - e . T: ti f - , -1 ,Q . M X Jr . ,b wi , ., ' ' . 1-wg.. 1 - fig? 5 ,r .- PM . .,, .4 V .J ' FL, - ' 15: , . ', ,Q if i ,cf rf 2,7 .1 ,Q .l s, V X ix. . , ,V ,,:,k, , ,,W, I Q- . Q. 4 7- , ,.,x.. 1 rm. - IZJ3lJ2.-, .v.v.,,.,, ,, , ,, rl, h The Coaches: Mike Rothlisberger, Pete Miller, Head Coach Rodger Bartley, Richard Kerner X K X 5 f f . : g g W, N 4 fwf p rrd :ru f f u e V - Qxym Q fl r , gjj N 2 1 f f 'N If ,IA-Q, wg f cw an sf' wa, f 'eg 1 gs s I ,XR ,. X . e,a. L e me m m A-fQ?fw 1 N N XXX Wv'Xw'U ff' 5 1 Q- if nt ff S Meg :ul LA - I P , ' nl 12' -f I ff . , Z ,x ,, vl I cl ' V' 4' x ' ' 1' .Q 1, at 201,11 ,X WY gp, 'JAX I1 ,I xii girls v!,,,,.,r 4,1 f .l X 1 ff .L-. ex ' I I 1 1 X LY! f 'I N an Ox Wy! X ' ' I fx 0 ff M 4 yx1f'l,, 4 f W fm' A, In f, wx if xyju Y, ,A-I 'fm MV Yfliix 4 f. SN,-Al lgafwg' 579, VQIQH ' A y J, gm.. ,fr V V' asa'w:-Q '!qW'L W 7 ' '. , - cl 'Ti 3 4 ':W ' 5-1-1' 'gf eff ff J K lg fd' uf' 5 1 1, X XI 7 X It X Y Y .R x Af! ja 4. xx xl xr The leader of the Rams! 6 ACT ION ' 'glut' 1 .Raju ' .xx A , 4f,,C'w' A, 'W k E K4 , . J, . Q.. ,fa 5 ,WA rf? 5 ffff?vfffv 3123 ' elf 'f4f9v?i'1'W ': ' A ff f, - -5 ,T if:f f i4 FQ5:j,A 1 ' '-5 Av V .ICF ' 4 I f X gi-gg l ' - ' it ,, .lnxz-eww I, In fu I T.,,,5xQ:11:S1 N : L, . Y' .. -' g A 9 1 J ir, mari iq rf-I1.4a1'm-1 R- sy of W A 1. 4, . A if 1 ,, , if . rr ,r,,9,'L BEF Lf. U A , - 5 yi' K- f',?, .4 ,Je I 1 Y 5 .-,-f ,A y V11 -Jsaizkg Y, q r ,M 1- ' ' . , fvgym---N . . T 5, b , 5. .v - gg P g 5 , A 1 rl, 5 ' 'Sw ' ,f--, E , ' A - lf: 9 fi :DEM 4: 53 1 7 . 1 , N M f v' ' , are dll. N 4 eg 4, p 1 6 X js . , ' . I. 51 V L pil I I I uf ' X L, . f 'I 'Q , , ' 'ri -,W K! I? '1 ,,,- fy E ' f. 'K f X 4 rr, F 1 , . W1 f La ' 7 . ' 7 Q 5 ' I Tl 1 7 pf- T ' ff itil N 547 ' ' ,. ff 4 1-P 1-if o T r i V I ,V 'L . x , ' iv ' I ,nfil t, Ar., .V',. 'J' ,1 The 1978-79 Senior football players. CAT RIGHTJ - Craig Mar- shall dodges through the Tigers. ! S RAMS 21 13 7 7 River Valley Elida Ontario Bucyrus Tiffin Norwalkrr- Galion f A, ,ob ,Q,Vi,.tMA,H :a, T.. .. K., ,mf-1'-ef ,.-,pf V, f . A - ' - 'iw ,' . 1 . fs 9 .Q . Doug Orians runs to the outside for a gain. RAIVIS HAVE PRIDE ,J A f 4 - W I - X J' 5' . , 5: MT: .K Arg -fgqw , , I Tim Lautermilch catches a pass. Craig Marshall cuts back to the middle. Dean Leonard and Mike Walton talk the situation Tony Turley tries to find a way out. OVel'. an ,.,,L..,.,WQ,H QA ,L , ., . . . 1 ., 4- -5 i K , .-',- f, . Craig Marshall tries to outrun the Tigers. Tony Turley runs the ball to the outside 1978-79 CROSS COU NTRY 577 KNEELING: Gary Smalley, Joe Stansberry, Rick Smith, William Moore, Joe Main, Rob Gatchell STANDING: Coach Ralph Young, Joe Swankhouse, Joe Schilling, Thom Gilbertson, Barry Miller, Randy Smith, Jay McClain ' I ,..,. ll- And they're off! JJ The Cross Country Team, under Coach Ralph Young ended their season with a 3-7 dual meet record. They finished 7th in the NOL and 8th in the Sectional meet. This year there were three Seniors, four Juniors and five Soph- omores. Rob Gatchel, a Senior finished 18th in the sectional meet, which qualified him for the district competition. Rob also broke the record for the most miles in one season. Rob ran a total of 560 miles. This year there was one member in the 1000 mile club and two members in the 500 mile club. ln the 1000 mile club was Rob Gatchel with 1016 miles and in the 500 miles club there was Bill Moore with 515 miles and Rob Gatchel with 506 miles. THE TEAM IN ACTION Now listen, boys! if ii . E xv? 2 The team gets in the huddle before the meet. li MTM-Mi T K' l 1' K K TTW'N'E's-H--.,,Mw K n A A gd 1 4 r 1' as 492 Q- r ' ily I-154-1 .AT,,, ,I IC y , ' T I T Q i' H I 3 ' TeeeT if K . lf L. V, fi- ' ' 'ulggni' ,QA V 1 A H it A y' .1 Qft f' A A -cf ., - X so X T,eTT A h A' uf-' -4 Enjoying your popcycles, boys? ,,?L,.l,.' 5 --1 . Time for your ice break. in 'iff is iriJ'i U l 2 Rams A T as 'Q' 18 New London 20 Mohawk 34 ' A Elgin y y4 y 37 39 25 36 f19 Wynford A 48 i'1'5-U-QnyFostorjxia T' 223 36 19 'ontariqwl-wo 23 33 in Marion Pleasant ig 50 Hardin Normemrqfi 1 A20 T Gasllbn ,Q is ,. 121 GIRL'S VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Kill it Suzanne! Reach for the sky! KNEELING: Denise Kin, Kim Stutz, Laura Russell, Sue Bailey, Tami Pell, Karla Shenefield STANDING: Sandy Reile, Kathy Elchert, Joy Wilson, Suzanne Richards, Deb Grundtisch Teresa Sammet, Coach Marsha Barnes. .--may 0815010 'H 0 2 Bellevue . V 2 O--Shelby , .1 AV 2 1 -- Bucyrus T T rf. 2, j O 2 - Lexington - T 5 if 'Us Record - 6-12 y ' The girls volleyball team ended their 1978-79 season with a 6-12 overall record and a 5-9 N.O.L. record. Although the teams record was not that outstanding, the girls had many close matches. The Rams will be losing seven seniors, but a fine group of underclassmen will return next year. The seven seniors that the Rams will be losing are: Suzanne Richards, Sandy Reile, Kathy Elchert, Tami Pell, Teresa Sammet, Kim Stutz, and Karla Shenefeild. GIRL'S JAYVEE VOLLEYB KNEELING: Jobie Kauble, Coach Marsha Barnes, Lisa Clinger. STANDING: Lori Young, Jenny Kennedy, Beth Dunn, Theresa Summet, Connie Barnes, Karina Frey Jane Vogel Kim Swartz, Marie Laudick. Theresa thinks she is playing baseball. The Jayvee Vollyball Team ended their season with a 7-7 N.O.L. record. The Team won their first four games and their last two games, but hit a slump in the middle of the season. The Team should be a big benefit to the Varsity team next year as five Jayvee players moved up to the Varsity for the tournament games. Record 7-7 ji. G-x 1978-79 GOLF TEAM QQ A Whbx 423 a '- 5f.f35tsei.+f..- ilu' M ' . yi Q '--. - - -2 -we lil, Lfv-1. ff it 'T g A, A we lm Y in KNEELING: John Steward, Matt McClain, Jeff Amos ,gi -5 STANDING: Daniel Lucas, Kathy Solacoff, Doug Morehart, Rick Moore, Hank Hale, Dean Eyestone, Coach Jim Morrison The Golf Team ended their season with a N.O.L. record of 5- 8. They were successful in their tournament play by being third in the Delphos Invitational and by winning the Class AA Sectional at Mohawk Country Club and placing eighth at the districts. The Team was led by seniors Matt McClain, Jeff Amos, and John Steward. The golf team had their first lady on the team which was Kathy Solacoff. Matt McClain received honorable mention in the N.O.L. .l GOLF TEAM IN ACTION -cg 5 X Kathy Solacoff, the only girl member on the golf team, practices her Matt Mcmain Shows his powerfu' stroke' putting. Jeff Amos hits one right down the center Rick Moore practices his putting. Senior golf members have confidence in each other. John Steward Shoots for a birdie, 1 GIRLS T ENNIS v Ju Sl mia.. KNEELING: Linda Zeigler, Megan Snyder, Sally Koehler STANDING: Coach Kim Sutkus, Janet Graboski, Martha Graboski, Lisa Zimmerman, Lisa Bollinger ieeie - T - - it of 's 4 Q is ieee 1 The girls tennis team started their season off by igigfy g fi- eyyxs 5 rsre 5 1 , f'fRSiLi winning their first game but they then lost the next .yyy Lf! itts fist eight games making their final record 1-8. The girls s.g i' always gave their opponent a tough match and , f:'s'gzs' T- M5 mfg ,gang 23553,j.et3yL5:p-QQ showed that the Lady Rams Tennis is on the up- 5 f5,g3t2gfs,,'ftS?ff75'w3s?ti?T4f? swing. ef 2555. 'H f v ' T :sfeQwgoiei:YsPb:X25 . . I ' 1 is ti- -fag so L. .tif Yf5,g5.:. e Linda Zeigler was awarded Most Valuable Player s,3-5Q 3f sw- ski3,t+fi,.A, ' L ' '1tsgi,g1t ?l.s g:QYr,'s'1?'.5t'g?'w, gg'g:Q , , ft .W.' A t K xqiggg-.Q f M and was Honorable Mention in the N.O.L. 'tsfgii i New 25 1 X M?f3g'js st5s353t!:5?m,+Q 3 F I. ., s' f freeware H K Ggtsvsfg 'nfs t5'5? , 49f Q . wx, -,,5fQQl.Qet .-.. Q Q3 if-55? Op 3f3QleXfwSz. 'Q't lf-FQ AST 2 V , y mek I 'E T -MM' S ,1 ' 5 '-+sFIl'wu.AG9llK'Wb'a 'ii r, Q 3. tsgg -' Norwaikrf , L xguif, g V A ,,s:-j.:,..',,, 4 -,'mllOQN ,X , 545 , gsfbfsis 455- iifostoria, .f:.:.:-.,:.ss.4,u:'t.eo.b.s Elellevub ef 'fj Y x ' ffl is Shgmwif ' , ,Y ,W fest T 5 QEQQS -reswiiiarevg v. Y ,. . V- 1- ' - .'., ' 4 1' . ' :st it-sm ir i+,M .'i fy x'As.x3'5'i 'seal l'f?.!'.Y.7'..Q5 55.2,i?,, :54jw!Qlp,g',-gjfIf vvv'q15:i.':s''x i,:c':- 1,-jy.g4fj fm fffffx V ,Q A -- I I I J f K in SBSEQUUW jffglff O fl. tw.. ...Ag Ent., .-5' ws, I., 2:53 xRQ1g4 f I ufw' ls it in, Is it ir1?? Y i ZIEGLER GETS HONORABLE IVIENTION bp Judy Montgomery waits for the serve. Linda Zeigler shows her style. VN - L, Q, . wa ' A Q 5: ymwwmmml 1 f..9wf,s 41ai+fx 2f, ., r,',2:rm,,'i'7f4 - - ,Y ' gf' r Qi' Lf' 3 Z ,.. 4 i A ,e nvy .I K, T - an rfmggwmb W H f. 'hp-affi :'. 1, .Q,,.' I , -' -,',, 4, . ,,. ' 1 v.,,.. A4 ,- 2 . I -, . ,..., Y v ,,.., .,f .N A ' a. '-.T , f ,. ,,. f W ,f - ' -5 .f g If KABA' 5' lg Q' Sb 1212 21. my ' 3 '- , , , I 1 ,.. H ' X 4, ,V f ' g.,f'f ,,,. '7 - K' Y, fk E 74 2. ,fif43gf'...,:Q .' ., K W X 1 I, ' , V V I- . l? . . . , t . ,ww to f a www 7 n if If Q V: 1 HH ' . 4, 3 5 ,Q :Q W-.f-MW-ff-vw , M L , '5 ' . . - ' ' A S 1 f' ' Y: REQ-'af .fn ff- f emwffvff ,za5f6a' V , , , V, .. 1-4 Janet and Martha Graboski in action. .... f 4 . -aff. . BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS DT?-s,4i2.fr' sw f A f3f'ff1. Wffwywy. . S Al ' ' - 'fe L ' , -QLE '77, 'A f!!QiQ. .f N, .. 0 r' xr -. L' i fi? Q ' 5 i I F' , E T 71:74 ii L f ,:L.Ii-if' 3 kv 'ii A 'L T! , ar ,rd 3,5 Mary Ellis is caught in the middle of some enthusiastic cheering. VARSITY: Mary Jo Seitz, Angie Kinley, Cheryl Kin, Mary Ellis, Kathy Kelly in , -Q. 1 - ,g I' X1 1: -- It- I A 4. ,Q 1 2 N . nv t 3 ssfwfgi 5 X fi-ww 1 -..,, N I 'c ' ff' A ' m ,I I ,i.3. ,: A J I f if 9 i rX -4 1 , Q '1 X x it 1 'Q' . L sw X. NNY Mt, g ef-L.. Go Go Rams Go. Raise that score . . , The Junior Varsity shows their versatility. rl, x 11 Evil- ' Cheerlea,der.s,' WSQYQ ! RESERVE: Becky Cunningham, Liz Johns, Jean Eippert, Theresa Summit, Kathy Solacoff 1978-79 RESERVE ROUNDBALLERS I I tl I 'x f0 N Kneeling: Steve Lehman, Coach Ralph Smith ix Standing: Steve Thiel, Tony Turley, Kevin Baker, Barry Biedelschies, Charlie Vent, Steve Snyder, Hank Hale, John Thiel A young and inexperienced Junior Varsity squad, under Coach Ralph Smith, ended their season with a 11-7 record. This year the Junior Varsity team had only one junior. The rest of the team consisted of seven sophomores. They provided much ecitement for the Ram fans. The Junior Varsity squad built up some experience for next years Varsity squad, which will be very young. OK, what did you do with the ball? BOYS BASKETBALL KNEELING: Coach John Bowen, Manager Joe Price I I STANDING: Kevin Collins, Greg Colling, Randy Worthington, Bill Crow, Tim Schwenning, Jon Stansberry, Cliff Orians, Russell Young, Brad Batton 8-1 0 The Upper Sandusky Rams finished a respect- able 7-7 for a fourth place finish in the tough Northern Ohio League. The Rams started the 1978-79 season fast, winning three of the first four games before falling into a six game losing slump. Upper bounced back to win six of their last ten outings, finishing with a 9-11 overall record. Despite having eleven losses, most games were close and hard fought, with five of the losses being by a total of seventeen points and five losses coming by state ranked teams. The rams missed placing third by losing to third place Belle- vue twice by margins of two and 1 points. The Rams proved to be the best shooters in the league, shooting 477: from the floor for the year. Other season highlights were the placing high of the five Ram starters in five of the six different NOL statistical categories and the beating of On- tario to compete in the sectional finals. SCHWENNING RECEIVES FIRST TEAM NCL fl xt, K HA Greg Collins shoots for two. Bill Crow sets a pick for Cliff Orians. lb If X Ns 2 A ,YQ , f J ,i.i f ' U - vf- A f Mfg 1 Q ' ' as ,sr Moll s J .i.,zezff-gg E Q: K ' as gi 'V N J X54 .J Q . if 1 4 i .. X 5 Nj S K, X I ..Q', j, 1 1 Coach Bowen gives the team some instructions. 1 Jon Stansberry gets above a Tiffin Player and shoots for two. GIRLS VARSITY BAS KNEELING: Soraya Racheter, Sue Baily, Bonnie Murphy, Tracy Thomas, Sandy Reile Lisa Wilt Jean Kempf STANDING: Kathy Elchert, Deb Grundtisch, Mylayne Hoover, Connie Barnes Sue Richards Theresa Summit Coach Andra Bell. ' Kathy shoots for two. The lady Rams ended their 1978-79 season with a 8-6 N.O.L. record. Although the Rams brought home no championship, they played with pride and gave every opponent a tough game. The Lady Rams will be losing five seniors and will be led next year by three returning Iettermen. Team honors went to T. Thomas - Best offensive and defensive person, C. Barnes - the most improved, and K. Elchert the K of C Sportsmanship award. GlRL'S J.V. BASKETBALL N 1 I0 12 47 24 3 1 I I ' 1 K fc i ,iw , ,X W g xx ', A F X dl Y! , Y X. 1 W 1 t KNEELING: Karen Bower, Nichole Karg. Lori Young, Jobie Kauble, Jenny Kennedy, Lisa Clinger STANDING: Coach Howard Ward, Carla Kauble, Beth Dunn, Amy Leonard, Wendy Hamner, Joan Franz, Karina Frey RAMS 8 16 - Tiffin Shelby Q 23 ' 15 ,M 23 i 16 Q 22 nv X I i., ' .1 ,Q Wendy faces the fans! 3 if ' .J B- Mm The Jayvee Team ended their season with an 7-11 record in the N.O.L. The Is it a first down Karen? team showed much improvement from their first to their last game. Their big game of the year was when they made up a 10 point deficit at halftime against Willard to win the game 30 to 23. 133 WRESTLING -- 1978-79 .--------1 Q ROW 1: Ken Swartz, Rodney Frey, Bob Patrick, Charlie Zohoury, Tom Patrick ROW 2: Dave Fox, Dan Lucas, Richard Zohoury, Bud Rife, John Steward, Ray Frey ROW 3: Steve Billeg, Scott Vince, Jack Leslie, John Swinehart, Brian Caldwell, Jeff Amos ROW 4: Ken Amesquita, Coach Jim Hughes The 1978-1979 Wrestling Team under Coach Jim Hughes struggled to a 3-8-1 dual record against the Rams toughest schedule ever. Highlights of the wrestler's season were: tieing AAA district champ, which was Galion, seniors Jeff Amos and Brian Caldwell qualifying for the district AA tournament, and 14 underclassmen getting in a varsity match. Jeff Amos led the Team with 13 wins and Tom Patrick led the underclassmen with 7 wins. This year the Wrestling Team will lose 5 seniors. These are Brian Caldwell, Jeff Amos, John Steward, John Swinehart, and Ken Amesquita. B, 5 Q if -f , , s..t..WsMmw,,, 2 Z '11 f x P -' ,X A new type of slow dance?? No, Kenny Amesquita in the opening moments of a match. 3. V fi :xx ,N . f Steve Billeg makes his move! Jeff Amos about to end the match. ,Q ls he dead? 'Wi-.... f' , ,W ,, ,. M, -. ,. W i,,,,,x.-.,1.,,, ff 1 V is- f f . 'fa N img?-7 ,mf 'V W 4 1 v f V? 'V 9' WW1f ma I f 1 I an y1wfwfM,m,gQpgl2 owiwwtwfgfxw .mgL1i4a,X,,.. .W -. . ,S My -- . M 4 ,gi K, k-,w.if,: V1 ti.k.x M' - ' - .......!,.. A 3 S f ' '3 i, CONCENTRATION!! Brian seems to think that two heads are better than one! 135 The Best of 79 Judy Russell Rita Rodriguez Vicki Rhodes Lisa Thiel Teresa Sammet Bad News Bowlers Brad Hensel Dave Thiel David Craig Kevin Treadway Darold George Space Shots Betty Thacker Pia Wells Jean Moore Laura Bricely Rosie Rathburn Enforcers Jody Patchett Craig Baer Mike Cross Scott Daulton Steve Harford MONDAY Who Martha Grabowski Julie Kuenzli Kim Rife Lori Davidson Grace Garza Double Headers Rick Wrightsman Scott Stecher Joe Schilling John Williams Tracy Rall Speed Freaks Gary Book Tom Byrd Dean Leonard Jim Mosman Jim Schuster BOWLING Alley Cats Doug Robertson Randy Russell Rick Salyer Joe Platt Louis Garza Space Cadets Deb King Vic Hendricks Helen Wertz Kathy Laurick Sandy Foust Tldy Bowlers Lyle Gottfried Dennis Trautwein Greg Bowen Scott Stansbery Frank Winter . gg? g,,, . S - I Deltas' Kevin Kramer Todd Marshall Doug Elgin Paul Giacalone Dennis Schertzer The 80 Flve Dale Rowe Ed Balduf Kevin Davidson Tim Strasser Norm Smith Sambo and Crew Becky Huffman Lynda Carr Karen Thiel Julie Huffman Elaine Pfeiffer Sexetarles Tenna Binau Connie Farrow Liz Johns Rhonda Kuenzli Jackie Riedlinger TUESDAY The Sea Suckers Laura Willson Annette Rowe Laura Russell Terri Lambrite Annette Huddle Cannon Bowlers Charlie King Gary Book Bill Pierson Harry Hoopes Dave Amos Klng Pins Louis Garza Tim Cox Rick Moore Dan Gierhart Dean Eyestone Plnbusters Brett Swihart Jeff Short Bryan England Mike Kuenzli Scott Duress The B.A.'s Brenda Adkins Lynn Helge Sonya Hanke Angie Kinley Lynda Schertzer BBBBB Deidre Batton Kendall Richardson Cindy Austin Betsy Pirnstill Karen Long BURN-OUTS Curt Karg Tim Barth Jim Schuster Gary Book Ken Amesquita Ron Niederkohr THE ENFORCERS Scott Stecher Martin Wall Brian McClain Dan Risner Dean Leonard Matt: McClain Dick Leonard Kevin Graham Don Kennedy INTRAIVIURALS WEEKEND WARRIORS Jay McClain Joe Main Jim Steward Joe Stansbery Todd Garber WINTER DEADBEATS Ken Rife Mike Walton Todd Marshall Doug Weaver Dave Powell Steve Crawford shoots for two. Intramural basketball was held on Saturday mornings under the direction of Mr. Jim Morri- son. ln the final league standings, The Enforc- ers came in first and Howie's Gang came in second. Howie's Gang won the tournament. Intramurals gave the opportunity to play bas- ketball to many boys who otherwise would not have been able to play in organized competi- tion. HOWIE'S GANG Steve Howard Tim Lautermilch Doug Morehart Steve Crawford Doug Berg Kevin Moses Steve Johnson MENATRON'S Mike Kuenzli Joe Hultshulte Jon Walton Scott Collins Rick Moore Jack Gottfried Brett Swihart Joel Yeater P.T. INCORPORATED Jerry Swerline Joe Schilling Jay Leslie Joel Walton Jim Mosman Vic Koehler Brian Rife Larry Clabaugh Rick Wrightsman Eric Swihart LAKERS Gary Smalley Frank Zamora Chris Thiel Kevin Williams David Frey Karl Whitt Luther Hotelling Neil Iles 1 , ,A ,X A 5 :wif ails t. ,. ox -rv .,,.,. . R .. ti,..s-K. 8, ,K o Xue ' . at 5 ,.--- J.. ' im , -33 . , -A 9 E x A 3- J. , J. ' 4 ,, -t - . ,,,.4 4 . ,. ' eg? 1- f - A - --rs I M' - . . ,Q ' III T, ,,.., . l - mo ,Q ., .K K l -S.. JU, I ' ' xi! .. l.5+g-114235527 . i QQ, E --fw - 3, ,Q ff , L53 Steve Crawford pulls down a rebound. 137 Row 1 - CL to RJ Mar- tin Wall, Joel Walton, Mike Sturgeon, Jay Leslie, Jim Mossman, Russ Young, Bill Crow -Row2-fLto RJ Joe Stansbery, Jon Walton, Brett Swihart, Jon Yeater, Rick Smith, Joe Swank- house Row 3 - Coach Gerald Swankhouse, Kevin Treadway, Tim Lopez, Tony Turley, Kevin Baker, Jay McClain, Joe Main, Coach John Bowen, Coach Ralph Young The 1979 Boys Track team under coaches Gerald Swankhouse, Ralph Young, and John Bowen, had another successful year ending their season with a 7-3 record. The Rams placed 4th in the N.O.L. and the individual N.O.L. Champions were Jay Leslie, pole vault, Joe Swank- house, in the high jump, and Russ Young in the 120 yard high hurdles. Leslie then went on to qualify for State Competition. ln the Sectional standings, the Rams placed 5th. Indi- vidual Champions were Jay Leslie in the pole vault. In the Bellevue Invitational the Rams got 3rd place. At this meet individual champs were Joe Swankhouse in the high jump, Leslie in the pole vault and Russ Young in the 120 yard high hurdles. ln the Lima Relays the Rams got 4th place. At this meet Leslie was the individual champ in the pole vault. ln the Findlay Relays the Rams came in 2nd place. The Findlay Relay Champions were Russ Young in the 120 yard high hurdles, 300 meter low hurdles, and the 100 yard dash. Young also received the outstanding Athlete award at the Findlay Relays. In the Shelby Sopho- more Relays the Rams came in 5th. The 440 Relay Cham- pions were Joe Main, Jay McClain, Tony Turley, Tim Lo- pez. The Rams will be losing seven valuable seniors Bill Crow, Russ Young, Jim Mossman, Jay Leslie, Mike Stur- geon, Joel Walton, and Martin Wall. LESLIE: 2nd IN STAT E LESLIE PREPARES FOR STATE I , if I Agaz zg S I N- e VF Q M f 'f.333f:,? I. fa 1' :- -L 1, f 79? a' ., I 5,47 ,jyfiq I A M. I I , 1 :V ,, ,r - . ' f 1 W - ' ., My , gg wx 16-inw mf .vfb , I .1 X I If 0' yu I I z Aa W, A fy fg W M, ff ww M44 If 3 ps-E be as f 'JW'W ii: Ye? 31:5 ik1f.Qw QL.. X , I ' W5 ' ' Aff ,,., I , Ze 'fi :mmf z If 1' 4- 'N I 'I Q V' QA Qwmzvfff ,ff sf-.i:'W1, ' 'N f I .I ? 7 53- Lg, 3 15: I'-5'ffff'f 3-gi ,Q i'z?Ezfx'5 'X N L xl, , , if my 972 U' 1979 BOYS TENNIS 'Qs KNEELING: Scott Duress, Matt McClain, Doug Morehart Frank Winter John Steward Robert Young STANDING: Steve Brown, Barry Beidelschies, Jeff Amos Jon Stansbery Steve Lehman David Browne ..J1'l.' -Fw--- ,age lI:i-i:.::4sa.::4l I I n Il.. if2PHSIIIIII' 'III ::::ii:Ew:: W - :l7547.lllliiz:'lllii f I , -ifffallllliiilll lil S . 1 KE H - , --.. I In -nigga: :u2r':: Ii:- The 1979 Boy's Tennis Team once again opened its season with a very enjoyable trip to Cincinnati. The lack of success during the remain- der of the season was due in large part by the lack of depth of the Ram Tennis Team as they com- pete in the tough N.O.L. SKILL ka 'txt x . X . si. x K x X xx x x gxgx- i 'ikskxxlix ' 4 ' K .X kufk , x K K XXkl - x x x f fxxii-. 5-.' L ' KKXR' 'XXX :K VS. Rx Q XK X xxv X xl x x xx X L . lk.. .O 'XXX John keeps his eye on the ball. Matt shows his powerful hit. Senior Jeff Amos shows his style. ,,-.i,,. r 2 , .i I 3 1 J -1 5. . , , , ii f 4 1 . S S i. S --L H - i. Q ' S , . A ...., , 4. -,.. . 4 ' .X N .3 . .L X Q-...ry ,.5,-1-. Q ' ' V., - . . r , . . ' ' v I3 ' i N .1 .' Q ,I ' 1 3? A 1 - Q: :Q . .1 J '- . X X' ii '5 ' qw' 4, f 1 ' '- ,Luz . Q. st.- 12 Y -, gf - . K. : ui 1-,is 1 ,,f,f:,r,,Z?fef,ggf1,-1252 1, J, '-. V C Q , 1- -f -f -' 'il I -4 ' A wfftiiz-ifi 'ffZ if f- . , Q Il' if f fi rms . ff' K .. . -. 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M David Browne returns a base line hit. I41 1979 BASEBALL TEAM .- , id w 'f 'fs T .W .t .ii A i f A C I 4 'A will Bairro , I V. X f - . . wx, .J X flf, , V A 'ff' 'ui . X1 'fix A l lg ' ' ' ,af 'J Q k gf s .-A X 7 'V ' Meir A M 1 , li ,, -if 6 ll f lil? ' mn li . .1 l .f..f ' ' F ' . M , V, can .E jvk ,,'L il-.ivy V ..,m..f1vf..., . ' Q Am' ,wmwam K N U' I - , . , , . .Jgf v , ,.,,.'H 1 ,Q . . ., , . Ar. . .. , : ,vW.,t K, , . - 'i, . f ,. . . f . xx'-K ,',..,,u- , , . N 4 -, '. . . . . KNEELING: Dan Risner, Dean Leonard, Tim Strasser, Dick Leonard, Scott Stecher, Harry Hoopes, Joel Yeater, Luis Garza STANDING: Coach Dean McCutchen, John Gillen, Joe Schilling, Brad Batton, Steve Crawford, Brian McClain, Rick Moore, Steve Johnson, Coach Tom Baker .L 2 I If ' Q- 'A' OPPONENTFQ-99 Twenty-seven boys participated in the 1979 Ram Base- ball program. Although the Varsity and Junior Varsity teams did not enjoy success on the field, it was a learning year as sixteen boys earned letters and everyone gained valuable experience. The Varsity ended their 1979 sea- son with a 3-13 record and the Junior Varsity ended their season with a 0-4 over-all record. lt's hoped that this year will lead to greater success in the future. Among Upper's victories was a win over an excellent Bucyrus team that iw, ff, , -44 .f,' xg, 1. was undefeated at the time. The Rams will be losing' is Q . seven seniors this year but will have an experienced J.V. team helping them out next year. BASEBALL IN ACTION --,-..- ........... -.. 4 - ' ' 1 rw s 'Io v' v 0 . ' ' :'1 '3 : ' 1 'A A . .A Al A A. ,AA:::lf.nM+- na .m...,.-r lm Aa Suit. 665 M 7-iifkfftsltfggg, ,A , V fgfvfffff-qw: ,..,-,.,L.. A , , A ef . ..,.A.-,...1J.-MW -' A A , f ' n-.......,. QA I 1 K ' I rn, ,vue .1 A ,ASIA :A A, A f- Y-rf ,. 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' ak-. .l,'2fe.5wf+l - :V 45, A' e 1, A fl M .,.,1,..,,g :A ,N 55 I :fr ' 4434-4rJ'ff,.:,Qu ' ' cy., A. A. A W . y,-1155A f. A AA, gl, 1 'AA A .. -A 1, 5,5--A, A, a..ffffA AA . f V. 1' VA, .,,. Sr-figgiff 1Ia'y,i'Q:fZ-'i'rff'A'-'.' A A, A .I f . N if:.ffwZ'A A ' 1f'1a2iZ'f25f 'a?a.Tfi'2fJx Af :A A. , i-'ff 2f'Y? +- -as A1'W3I!ef1' Az.'...lZ'4':2Tf!-mt'Lx.ri!'xff.w31i',.s' :ful -1:04 Ai. Dick Leonard gets ready to fire one in. ' my X N Q., iiiiis ' A . a ff f 'L I 'T Nr 'X Way to handle the ball Rick! N. J.V. Team - KNEELING: Charlie King, Bill Pierson, Tim Cox, Jeff Haner, Todd Garber, Luther Hotelling Standing: Kevin Collins, Hank Hale, Jim Steward, Jerry Logsdon 143 GIRLS TRACK l' . Q5 A t X ' Q 1 5 N P N' ls lg Us 1 ' 9' qv l-Sv-I 1 -'41-12 Q. ' '. F' L5 ' .sl fa A l N 'f 5' . . fr. f yr V . vi 4+ i Qt. . K 4 5 , '42 lt Si Us .Q 'S K QD, I I I 4.2.3 ROW 1: CL to RJ - Sonya Schryer, Jobie Kauble, Tracy Thomas, Jenny Kennedy, Marie Laudick, Liz Johns, Salley Koehler. ROW 2: CL to RJ - Sue Dillion, Linda Mullen, Teresa Sammet, Deanna Smalley, Joan Franz, Phyllis Niederkohr. ROW 3: CL to Ry -- Coach Marsha Barnes, Theresa Summit, Laura Crow, Wendy Hamner, Janet Graboski, Martha Graboski, Connie Barnes, Suzanne Richards. The 1979 Girls' Track team, under coach Marsha Barnes, had a successful season this year with a 8-4 record. This year the team was led by seniors Tracy Thomas, Suzanne Richards, Karla Shenefield, and Te- resa Sammet. Thomas accumulated most points in distance races, Jobie Kauble, most points in sprints and Connie Barnes, most points in field events. This year three girls set new school records. Connie ...S 4 Barnes set the new discus record with a throw of t 3 107'1OW'. Jobie Kauble set the new school record of N 63.5 seconds for the 440 yard dash. Theresa Summit 5 'A set the new school record for the 220 yard dash at 26.5 seconds. RAMS 1152 ...... A ...... gpfr 4. XX V X EE, LADY RAIVIS IN ACTION 1 'gr Ng WK i.yiza.fiQ.'lY 5' ,531 uiflx .I C'..'Z3QiF ,!f lggfsirgnl A ,M 1 if ,A ' lfgg.. A iv f U5 fig if. t A A? ? 1 Now Wendy, listen to your coach! Tracy is way ahead of the pack in the mile. Martha hopes for a soft landing. --ff---ge --f-' H , . 1 fi V r f J l .' ' i 4 'D w'7 ' f L' '35-lt :ff u'm'1:f:f:a. ia, f J' ' Sl g if i - i E lg A We , V' I .. f 'x:. !,AMp,i,7.: ' V, , . Q , , A ' ,. . .Q fleygv' 1.4.6 1 ,- -f f' 1-4, .. f ' -- ',:,r. ,ef V , X. -. 1 A Avy.. . - -44, I. A .'.. . . V .. ,,. V , K, A . , , . . .K . , -114, .v14g,' , ,., Q .Vw I 544 M . -513,0 ,ptr t ' . J., 4 I, N- '- as . , , 'V .. . ,. '- n.,H'v 4 . ' - '7,- ,I jw, ' 4.,-,fs 1 ' 3 '- , - ,- 'fA :f 4 '5 ' ' .-' 9 :A '4 - - ' ' In mmf. C716 51 Tracy follows her team in the warm-ups. Suzanne debates on whether to try Connie's unique style! D . GIRLS' SOFTBALL ROW 1: QL to RJ - Anna Sloat, Sandy Reile, Mylayne Hoover, Kathy Elchert, Tami Pell. ROW 2: Sheri Sandridge, Nichole Karg, Karen Bower, Lori Young, Kathy Solacoff, Julie Kuenzli, Joy Wilson, Lisa Wilt, Sue Bailey The 1979 Girls' Softball team, coached by Andra Bell, finished the season with a 9-9 record. After getting off to a very poor 0-7 record for the first half, the Lady Rams finished the second half of the season with a 9-2 record. The turnabout also brought the Girls a District Championship. The team was led by seniors, Sandy Reile, Kathy El- chert, Tami Pell, Mylayne Hoover, Anna Sloat. This years awards went top Nicole Karg - Best Offensive Player, Kathy Elchert - Honorary Captain's Award, K. of C. Award, Sue Bailey - Best Defensive Player, First Team N.O.L. 8 ....... ......... , ................. Willard - 2 .... , .... .................. Akron Manchester - Record - 9-9 - Lori eyes the ball as teammates look on. AIVIPIGNS r now, huh Sue? ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATICDNS ORGANIZATIGNS 9 fr 7977 X f QQ WASH X X Ms ww H1330 ff , xv J ff' ff 'X I O X- QW Q X! 1 ' ' ' VFW'- X PRODUCTIGN CREW YI ,ff '. Jr ROW 1: Roger Heyman, Teresa Gierhart, Teresa Sammett, Chris Shaw, Kim Stutz, Jill Graeser ROW 2: Maureen Harford, Donna Miller, Brenda Frisch, Sally Koehler, Janey Dillion, Keena Clinger, Mari Oklok, Kathy Elchert Suzi Oklok, Jeff Short Co-Editors .....,...... .... B ecky Nininger, illwwww Kerry Bennett Co-Business Managers .....,. Natalie Wymer, I ' ,- , Sharon Huffman Q3 Co-Sports Editors .... Roger Heyman, 'Q Kathy Elchert Q Y Photographers ...Paul Lozano, Keena n Clinger S W3 Natalie Wymer and Sharon Huffman. Kerry Bennett and Becky Nininger. AD LSALESPERSGNS 'Ski , ,, .M , wa Mary Ellis, Sharon Huffman, Natalie Wymer, Jane Franz, Jeff Short, Rita Rodriguez Kim Stutz, Teresa Sammet, Kerry Bennett, Lisa Zimmerman, Mari Oklok ,..,m,k .i ,L ,,.. , M QQ? l sf Joe Prince, Barb Thiel, Suzi Oklok, Keena Clinger, Lori Field, Sally Koehler USHS STUDENT COUNCIL J TOP: Suzi Oklok ROW 1: Soraya Racheter, Laura Crow - Vice President 3 u x : 7' ROW 2: Kathy Elchert - Secretary, Kris Coulter, Lisa Wilt, Sandy Cheney, Suzanne Richards ROW 3: Chris Logsdon - President, Pam Williams, Paul Lozano, Thia Logsdon The 1978-1979 Student Council was very ac- tive. They held class officer elections and were responsible for Homecoming in October, the bloodmobile in November, and the Christmas Tree in December. Student Council met with Dr. Coulter to evaluate extra curricular acti- vites, which was followed by a survey at the high school. The results of the survey were presented to the School Board and teachers. NHT' .-1 Hi .' 2? D575 :XX Z ff! gl its sive SERVING THE STUDENTS Illi- , . . ,,1 Vit S' C' ff' ' - 12:7 -'S ll .12 l ...aff , 'f' . Tim says lt doesn't hurt a bit. ff? 1.5, AC K Flaw ' , Xj!,Y 1 'xx ix? On the air with WYAN! MO Sheila Collins - Publicity Chairman, Chris Logsdon - Coordinator, Kathy Elchert - Recruitment Chairman, Laura Crow - Volunteer Chairman .7 .. ., A Christmas Tree to get everyone in the Christmas Spirit. ,is lei L i i . ' 1 f,.'ff', . ,f-X. ,ur fl ' me Operation Donation 1 . ,nf l S f l '- S asses, SES. 1 1,4 .Q - M. .-,... sig 512 z..gxQ,gzgQuvigg? Q W9 iw-gigs ? ' tag as Tiff: -ww it Student Council meets with Dr. Coulter. ig 'N' 1 , 3 RF, ORANGE AND BLACK STAFF fa17la.s T t vvw' V. : 1' ' . -nrrv' s l ,a1 ','x xi- .- sq I Y . Q, 5 K., K ,,- T ff , f f' N 1 .I , W RW lx 4- Q, I ROW 1: Darlene Niederkohr, Judy Russell, Dawn Richey, Mike Kuenzli, Thom Gilbertson, Mrs. Kinley - Advisor ROW 2: Deb King, Vicki Rhodes, Karina Frey, Cheri Shepherd, Renae Plott, Natalie Wymer, Donna Miller, Rhonda Rowe, Jill Brown ROW 3: Sue Quinn, Kathy Kelly, Brad Shoup ROW 4: Carla Baker, Anna Sloat, Soraya Racheter, Lisa Thiel, Bonnie Weaver L ha S. Advisor Mrs. Kinley makes news assignments to the Orange and Black Staff. , ,ys M 5 , ,-'fr 9 'ff ' M5 L1 5 , 4 I -3 RJ! . ' 1 .5 it 4 The Staff works at putting together another edition. The goal of the 1978-1979 Orange and Black was to better inform the public of activiites taking place at the high school. The Orange and Black was published every Saturday except dur- ing school vacations. Co-editors were Natalie Wymer, Anna Sloat, and Brad Shoup. The staff held a dance after a football game to raise money for a camera pur- chased at the beginning of the year. They took field trips to WYAN's radio station, the Kenton Times newspaper office, and the Bowling Green radio and TV stations. ART CLUB rex .ffl ROW 1: Shari Sandridge, Kim Diebert, Karen VanScoy, Amy Shearer, Karen Thiel ROW 2: Jean Thornton, Lisa Zimmerman, Terri Schley, Deidre Batton Wendy Hamner Lauren Logsdon Helen Wertz Brenda Fris h - . . . , c Vice President, Vicki Rhodes - Secretary-Treasurer, Jeanne Thornhill ROW 3: Dan Morrison, Janet Graboski, Jerry Pelfrey, Louis Garza, Jeff Johnson, Joe Prince, Mark Milligan Not Pictured: Doug Berg - President The 1978-1979 Art Club had a busy year supplying posters for coming events. One of the projects was making 24 posters for the bloodmobile. Much of the art, which decorated the halls at school, incuding the showcase, was done by the Art Club. At Halloween the u X Art Club busied themselves by painting windows uptown. They also sponsored a dance in February to raise enough 7 money to buy Art Ill and IV frames for oil-paintings. The Art Club began in 1961. They have helped out whenever USHS and the public needed spirit, enthusiasm, advertisement and financial aid in the form of art. - ll' ,Q ' ,. y VARSITY u. ROW 1: Sue Bailey, Janet Graboski, Laura Crow, Deb Grundtisch, Sandy Reile, Linda Zeigler, Teresa Sammet, Kathy Elchert, Denise Kin, Suzanne Richards, Martha Graboski, Lisa Zimmerman ROW 2: Joe Stansbery, Jay McClain, Tony Turley, Steve Billeg, Mary Ellis, Angie Kinley, Mary Jo Seitz, Kellie Cunningham, Judy Montgomery, Mylayne Hoover, Tracy Thomas, Kathy Kelly ROW 3: Dan Lucas, Brett Swihart, Craig Marshall, Bud Rife, Dick Leonard, Doug Morehart, Steve Crawford, Steve Howard, Steve Johnson, Tim Lautermilch, Sue Quinn, Lesa Wall, Joy Wilson ROW 4: Don Frey, Jon Walton, Steve Brown, Barry Miller, Rick Moore, Rick Packer, Jeff Amos, Russ Young, Mike Sturgeon, Karla Shenefield ROW 5: Bill Crow, Todd Marshall, Ken Rife, Jon Yeater, Matt McClain, Joe Schilling, Scott Stecher, Jon Stansbery, Thom Gilbertsen, Steve Snyder, Joe Main , ROW 6: Rick Wrightsman, Martin Wall, Brian McClain, Brad Batton, Tim Schwenning, Ron Niederkohr, Dave Gatchell, John Swinehart, Mike Cheney, Brian Caldwell ROW 7: Jay Leslie, Jim Mosman, Jim Schuster, Dean Leonard, Ken Amesquita, John Williams, Kevin Graham, Brian Rife, Eric Swihart, Larry Clabaugh, Jerry Swerline, Rita Rodriquez ROW 8: Larry Montgomery, Roger Heyman, Victor Koehler, Rick Smith, Randy Smith, Joe Swankhouse, Sally Koehler, Mr. Young J. w 2 9 if 4 .,-- j Q , 5 U N I - f ill ' 4 156 , FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIAN ATHLETES Me fly 1, ROW 1: Teresa Sammet, Laura Crow, Kathy Elchert, Sandy Reile, Mylayne Hoover, Tracy Thomas, Suzanne Richards ROW 2: Mr. Young, Randy Worthington, Todd Garber, Dick Leonard, Sue Quinn, Laura Russell, Lesa Wall, Rick Packer ROW 3: Barry Biedelchies, Tony Turley, Steve Howard, Jon Yeater, Tim Lautermilch, Russ Young, Mike Sturgeon Karla Shenefield ROW 4: Jay Leslie, Bill Crow, Joe Schilling, Scott Stecher, Jeff Amos, Thom Gilbertsen, Jerry Swerline ROW 5: Brian Rife, Brian McClain, Brad Batton, John Williams, Kevin Graham, Dave Gatchell, Jack Leslie, Roger Heyman Rita Rodriguez The Fellowship of Christian Athletes provides an im- portant medium for all high school athletes of the Christian faith. The FCA ministry includes sending cards to students or their families in the event of illness or a death, conducting special worship services at var- ious churches, and volunteering aid for the athletic department, high school, and community in any way possible. The 1979 FCA huddle at USHS was headed by cap- tain Thom Gilbertsen, captain-elect Russ Young, trea- surer Jay Leslie, and secretary Teresa Sammet. The huddle's advisors were coaches Ralph Young, Tom Needs, and Andra Bell. FCA meetings consist not only of regular business, but also provide for a fellowship among the athletes where they can discuss their mutu- al faith, interest in athletics, and any problems they might wish to work out. This aspect of the FCA makes it one of the more unique clubs at USHS. 0 gl' CNT 'K I Ng, BUSINESS CLUB - ' -,::,-g --f .,.. .157-s........1::i ,m.a2r:L:- fr V V , z IY S A '- . iz, A-'JZ' S I 6:5 ' 1 ' X X J SEATED: Natalie Wymer, Cheryl Kin - President, Rebecca Nininger - Vice President, Judy Montgomery ROW 1: Rita Rodriguez, Judy Russell, Shelly McGowan, Terri Brewer, Teresa Gierhart - Secretary, Jean Vent ROW 2: Jill Ringleman, Miss Cook - Advisor, Kim Stutz, Jane Vogel, June Shumaker, Janel Weaver, Randy Worthing- ton - Treasurer use The 1978-1979 Business Club, advised by Miss Cook, held meetings on the sec- ond Tuesday of each month. The Club's membership increased substantially from the previous year. Two annual events that all members look forward to are the Christmas Party and Exchange and the banquet held at the end of the year. The Club sponsored bake sales, Butler Day, hx and a T-shirt sale. Each year the Club gives a scholarship to a student who plans to further his education in the business field. Business Club members Jane Vogel and Jean Vent are introduced to Monkey Business by June Shumaker. 158 SPANISH CLUB 'Silt -Q- V ROW 1: Sean Lalik, Jennifer Kennedy, Tracy Thomas, Kim Rife, Becky Huffman, Tammy Caudill ROW 2: Natalie Wymer, Karla Shenefield, Tanya Morris, Lisa Clinger, Cathy St. Francis, Kim Frey, Laurie Deckler, Lisa Bollinger ROW 3: Chris Shaw, June Shumaker, Julie Kuenzli, Connie Farrow, Joan Franz, Amy Leonard, Kris Coulter, Genny Lucas, Jill Courtright ROW 4: Janel Weaver, Lisa Thiel, Barb Thiel, Susie Thiel, Sally Koehler, Mary Wright, Beth Stine, Rhea Shenefield ROW 5: Bruce Voorheis, Loretta Newell, Jane Vogel, Kevin Collins, Sheila Collins, Doug Morehart, Jeff Wilt, Dan Deckler, Shari Sandridge ROW 6: Mrs. Morris Students interested in Spanish found an outlet for their interests in the 1978-1979 ,, Spanish Club, advised by Mrs. Morris. The club's activities included a chili supper, re- freshments for junior and senior class plays, Christmas caroling in Spanish and many bake sales. The Spanish Club raised money ,. in order to send some of the Spanish stu- dents to Spain for Easter Vacation. MX V' M ,--A if Spanish Club sponsored a chili supper to raise money for their club 'Y' T9 A INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB Q A l ROW 1: Tim Schwenning - Chaplain, Cliff Orians - Treasurer, Dean Leonard - Secretary, Gary Book - Vice President, Ken Amesquita - President, Mr. Gottfried - Advisor ROW2: David Craig, Jim Steward, Jay McClain, Bill Pierson, Ed Balduf, Steve Rall, Kevin Davidson ROW 3: Kevin Moses, Mark Newell, Steve Sandridge, Bill Shumaker, Jeff Lee, Larry Montgomery ROW 4: Steve Bassler, Jerry Swerline, Joe Schilling, Brian Rife, Jim Herring, Jeff Amos ROW 5: Joe Prince, Rick Davidson, John Stewart Not Pictured: John Williams - Sergeant at Arms The 1978-1979 UGWY Industrial Arts Club gave industrial arts students a chance to serve the community. The studnets gained social and civic qualities through leadership in club activities. The Club sponsored an evening dance after a basketball game. In the spring the Club assisted with a spring project and toured a local industry. UGWY finished the year with their annual picnic. Q llllllllllll L. .:::iu... ' A , V me 1, H - ' :V Ez -. E'..f,'i f:fi:ff-','-1lj'f-','-', ':' 5' 1.+f'T.f 2 ., ,351 'Q'.e51f.lgaj.':5.'i'3-'13 ,pig-3,C:IQ-'-j.,'-11.31. -.fig-, '-.j'g 3:11. I- 55.51A-.,. 1,-Q, ,HZ 5,5-uf-,1.3E' .jg-P: Luv, 7... 'Vg .. 1 -, .. .-V., - . 1 .154 -1- ., .. 9 , . . J -. I I 'Inga'-:i 2,-,S-3-53,:g ,.---1 -E . -:':':'Ri.fi-i:5'...gHaiQ-: i'2:.f-1-:..-:ini-15Q-: ie: f'.-5,1fi-':::w.':l A-121' -' ' -'--2-easzizsgrazf csfrcrf ' t '. .-3143:-.tf:,i , ffl: 's j.f:'q :' :?f.'E DECA .arsiaaM2li'12M.sesfzaiiirri 6 Y fg 0 J 5 'Qilf -5 M Y f 1 SI'I7. -1 gr' ROW 1: Diane Gibson - Secretary, Kathy Bower - Treasurer, Jim Shull - Vice President, Tami Pell - President ROW 2: Judy Vent Swartz, Kathy Larick, Rosalie Rathburn ROW 3: Rob Gatchel, Pia Wells, Laura Bricely Cole, Betty Thacker, Jeannie Moore, Dan Risner ROW 4: Mr. Wisda - Advisor, Dave Mooney, Jon Koehler, Jeff Bailey The 1978-1979 Distributive Education Class was very active. The group sponsored the an- nual bonfire for homecoming. To raise money the group had two concession stands at the fair and sold Passbook to Savings coupon books. At Christmas the DECA group gave a party for the students at Angeline School. A number of DECA students participated in Dis- trict Competitive Events which were held at the Richland Mall. Those students who placed were Jim Shull - 2nd in Sales Demonstration, Kathy Bower, Diane Gibson, and Jeannie Moore - 3rd in Team Management Decision- Making. Also, the Annual Employee Apprecia- tion banquet was held on April 19 at the Ever- greens Restaurant. Members of DECA helped Angeline students decorate Christmas cookies. F.F.A. I .,,,,. n....,, . ' ROW 1: Mark Brodman - Student Advisor, Jeff Bassler - Sentinel, Roger Heyman - Vice President, Lee Orians - President, Charles Vent - Reporter, Scott Stansbery - Secretary ROW 2: Jack Gottfried - Treasurer, Dan Beamer, Mike Bassler, Jon Walton, Jim Smalley, Jon Walton ROW 3: Brian Gantt, Lynn Passet, Richard Shumaker, Bernard Vent Jr., Joe Jones, Kevin Karcher ROW 4: Jerry Frey, Dale Riedlinger, Chuck Vogel, Dave Powell, Ken Rife ROW 5: Phil Wagner, Lynn Riedlinger, Jody Pool, Dave Bland, Craig Bear, Bill Kline ROW 6: Scott Vogel, Kevin Barry, Rudy Frey, Tim Vent, Steve Snyder, Jerry Pelfrey ROW 7: Pat Kinley, Jack Leslie, Curt Chatfield, Scott Pryor, Ralph Schrock - Advisor ROW 8: Bill Van Scoy, Don Kennedy, Tony Morris, Kevin Collins, Scott Swavel, Mike Kuenzli A brighter future, a golden past , was this year's theme of the F.F.A. This year the chapter held monthly meetings, a special ice cream activity, and held its annual fruit sales. The F.F.A. banquet, held on March 12, saw Miss Angie Kinley crowned as chapter sweet- heart. Tim Wood, State F.F.A. Vice President, was guest speaker. Other chapter activities included: State and National conventions, judging contests, public speaking, and parliamentary procedure. The chapter will strive to achieve a brigher future under the advice of Mr. Ralph Schrock, their advisor. 162 . V .,.t . . W.. Kk'idH 'x.AEq ': J J. it ,Siem fs.,..iu.-rf, , H . H L, ,, M FFA students serving pie and ice cream to faculty members. F.H.A. 4. 251 gi ROW 1: Karen Thomas, Jennifer Newell - Vice President, Tanya Morris, Deb Thornton ROW 2: Tammy Caudill, Lori Holman, Judy Montgomery, Pam Smith, Phyllis Niederkohr, Helen Wertz - President, Janel Weaver, Sonya Schryer, Barb Thiel, Kellie Cunningham, Chris Shaw, Lynn Clinger The motto of the 1978-1979 FHA was Toward New Horizons. Activities during the year included selling tup- perware, learning to decorate cakes, and a taco party. The highlight of the year was the FHAIHERO State convention held in April. ximllllm Q ,N A J Y gf .Q Q 4' g A lt was a good meal, but Helen Wertz, Sonya Schryer, and Lori Hol- man were still left with the clean-up. 163 FNA j 4? ' E157 Q ,436 ROW 1: Chris Chandler - S t h l l l CSV ecre ary, S eila Collins -- President, Sandy Cheney - Vice President, Julie Huffman, Karen Tiell. ROW 2: Jean Kempf, Colleen Thompson, Lisa Bollinger, Tammy Caudill, Lori Reed, Jackie Reed, Rosemarie Droll, Barb Salyer Not Pictured: Marsha Mittermaier - Treasurer GX 'Y The 1978-1979 FNA, advised by Mrs. San- key, consisted of a small group of girls interest- ed in becoming nurses or pursuing some other type of medical career. The girls did volunteer work after school as candy stripers at Wyandot Memorial Hospital. Being a candy striper gave the girls an idea of some of the duties involved in being a real nurse. FTA 'W ' a , l QT' Q?-4 il 9- I . ,Q . , 1 . F gi? l fix' ,X il il I i +A A T' 'xx' P I H U 7 I SEATED: Jill Graeser, Secretary-Treasurerg Bill Heffelfinger, Vice-President: Cathy Coons, President STANDING: Debbie Harbour, Mary Wright, Suzanne Richards, Karla Shenefield, Maureen Harford, Randy Worthington FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA XX I The purpose of F.T.A. is to help students in their goal of becoming teachers. An observa- tion day was held in May so that members could got to different schools and observe teaching methods. A scholarship is given every year to a member of F.T.A. who wishes to go to college and major in some aspect of the educa- tion field. To make money for this scholarhip, a dance was held on February 16 following a basketball game. Another activity was our Christmas party and gift exchange. HI-TEENS ROW 1: Miss Flickinger -- Advisor, Suzi Oklok - Secretary-Treasurer, Cheryl Kin - Vice President ROW 2: Jane Franz, Rita Rodriguez, Terri Brewer, Kim Stutz, Barb Shuman, Cheri Sheperd ROW 3: Joy Wilson, Laura Willson, Janey Dillion, Teresa Gierhart, Teresa Sammet, Mari Oklok, Michelle Turnery ROW 4: Laura Russell, Brenda Frisch, Sue Quinn, Carla Baker, Phyllis Niederkohr, Wendy Hamner, Jean Franz, Kim Frey ROW 5: Sheila Collins, Sally Koehler, Janel Weaver, Laura Swavel, June Shomaker, Patty Cline, Tammy Caudill Not Pictured: Patty Young - President The 1978-1979 Hi-Teens had 31 mem- bers. Activities during the year included a Thanksgiving basket for the faculty, the annual Christmas Dance, and the selling of Sweetheart Flowers at Valentines. Hi-Teens' basket of treats was enjoyed by faculty members. KEY CLUB ty' i Key Club is an international or- ganization enrolling over 50,000 students of high school age in over 2,000 clubs. The clubs are devoted to developing leadership and rendering services to the school and the community. The 1978-1979 Key Club, ad- vised by Mr. Walcutt, held meet- ings once a month and each week two members attended the Upper Sandusky Kiwanis Club noon lun- cheon. Members served when , called upon for any of the ap- proved activites: service to school, service to community, as- sistance to Kiwanis Club, fund- raising projects, and special pro- jects. Y'? 7f SEATED: Kevin Graham - President, Brian McClain - Secretary, Jim Mosman - Treasurer, Scott Stecher - Vice President STANDING: Mr. Walcutt - Advisor, Jay Leslie, Brad Batton, Dean Leonard, Joel Walton, Jill Ringle- man P.A. CLUB The 1978-1979 P.A. Club. advised by Mr. CCoachJ Neis- wander, provided various ser- vices for the school. The Club was in charge of setting up mi- ' crophones and pulling out bleachers for assemblies and working with groups that vis- ited the school. The Club also coordinated the public address system for use at the Memorial Day Parade. if if ' ' ' .51 'C SEATED: Vic Koehler, Jim Mosman - Vice President STANDING: Mark Newell - Secretary, Jay Leslie - President, Jon Yeater, Steve Johnson - Treasurer 167 DRAMA TRI-IVIASQUE xo. i 'Qeff 'vi tg: , yi, ,I ,Y ' .1 I . 1 X!! 1 1 f 'WV X .I Z 67' ff ,N . Qx' M wg X, eff ROW 1: Kris Coulter, Janet Graboski, Kim Rife, Grace Garza, Colleen Thompson, Carol Doran, Joy Graeser, Mary Wright, Becky Kennedy ROW 2: Genny Lucus, Jill Courtright, Sheila Collins, Melodee Hoy, Lynn Helge, Steve Brown, Patty Merick, Lisa Zimmerman, Sharon Huffman, Barb Shuman, Lisa Rall, Amy Leonard ROW 3: Dan Benner, Darl Snyder, Sandy Cheney, Linda Ziegler, Matt McClain, Kellie Cunningham, Renee Giacalone, Lisa Lee, Lisa Thiel, Jill Graeser, Cathy Coons, Mrs. Sharyn Warfel - Advisor ROW 4: Vicki Lenhart, Russ Young, Dean Boerger -- President, Brad Shoup - Vice President, Anna Sloat - Secretary-Treasurer, Thom Gilbertson, Joe Holtschulte, Mark Milligan, Mike Swinehart ll' ill ' fl llll 'll mr INTERNATIONAL TH ESPIANS ai , , I 1 , , 4 ' ga ,T 1 5 Y i 1 fi , ROW 1: Genny Lucas, Sheila Collins, Janet Graboski, Chris Coulter, Cathy Coons ROW 2: Darl Snyder, Matt McClain, Patricia Merrick, Steve Brown, Lynn Helge, Jill Graeser, Mrs. Warfel - Advisor ROW 3: Russ Young, Linda Ziegler, Dean Boerger, Brad Shoup, Vicki Lenhart- Secretary-Treasurer, Thom Gilbertson, Anna Sloat, Lisa Thiel Not Pictured: Laura Eippert - Vice President, Patty Young - President 4, .9 LAB ASSISTANTS C25 ROW 1: Vicky Arnold, Karen VanScoy, Lisa Wilt, Linda Zeigler, Natalie Wymer, Mary Ellis, Steve Brown. ROW 2: Barb Thiel, Laura Crow, Keena Clinger. ROW 3: Jon Thiel, Chris Logsdon, Joy Wilson, Dick Leonard, Jon Yeater, John Swinehart, Dean Boerger We , 5 11 'I f o-9911 ' ' 'V Jain , 52 , i , X , X lf 1 ROW 1: Rita Rodriguez, Kim Stutz, Kay Eier. ROW 2: Barb Shuman, Elaine Pfeiffer, Cheryl Kin, Janey Dillion. ROW 3: Jill Graeser, Becky Huffman. A ' l ADS ADS ADS fm , g Moi X f LW R107 7 53330 Wi? FDIC if X Wgijfxq X! x C 81 M ALTVATER 84 DAN Your Marathon Dnstrnbutors Phone 294 1246 Best Wishes Class of 79 COMPLIMENTS OF ENGINEERED WIRE PRODUCTS jj If!! :qv CROW MOTOR SALES Your CHEVROLET 81 BUICK Dealer Upper Sandusky Ohlo Telephone 294 2386 or 294 2387 Y r of W KOEHLER DRUG sToRE Prescrlptlon Servnce 136 N Sandusky Ave KOEHLER PAINT STORE 24 N Sandusky Ave Phone 294 1969 - eeee 1, IIWLIU, , :I ,rrr :if sfrs 3 , 9, V ' x , ..u. vu 1,12-1:11-Ln' .OF ...... 3 NN- W vA,- I ' . ,-'.!fIf3i 'A '-'- J. J. J- , 'I' I f L ,.,:-'JIT EE T I I ' li, If .1 A I I ' ' TK E I mmlssionco. 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SUPERSTARS Yukari Abe Ken Amesquita Jeff Amos Jeff Bailey Jeff Elassler Dan Benner Kerry Bennet Doug Bickham Dan Blair Andi Blum Dean Boerger Gary Book Kathy Bower Tina Bower Terri Brewer Laura Bricely Mark Brodman Tom Byrd Brian Caldwell Linda Carr Mike Cheney Kevin Clark Don Cline Keena Clinger Lynn Clinger Greg Collins Kristi Collins Cathy Coons Bill Crow Gayle Culver Kellie Cunningham Rick Davidson Janey Dillion Rosemarie Droll Donald Eck Kay Eier Laura Eippert Kathy Elchert Sandy Foust Jane Franz Tracy Freshour Laura Frey Rob Gatchel Dave Gatchell Jacky Gerber Grac:e Giacalone Diane Gibson Teresa Gierhart Thom Gilbertsen John Gillen Jill Graeser Kevin Graham Tom Hamner Maureen Harford Andy Harmon Bill Heffelfinger Vicki Hendricks Jim Herring Roger Heyman Lori Holman Joe Holtschulte Mylayne Hoover Becky Huffman Sharon Huffman Eric Johnson Jeff Johnson Steve Johnson Curt Karg Jackie Kauble Jean Kempf Corina Kennedy Don Kennedy Cheryl Kin Deb King Jon Koehler Victor Koehler Kathy Larick Jeff Lee Vickie Lenhart Dean Leonard Jay Leslie Chris Logsdon Lauren Logsdon Shelley McGowan Brian McClain Matt McClain Donna Miller Dennis Monroe Judy Montgomery Larry Montgomery Dave Mooney Jeannie Moore Jim Mosman Mark Newell Darlene Niederkohr Don Niederkohr Ron Niederkohr Rebecca Nininger Suzy Oklok Mari Oklok Bonnie Orians Cliff Orians 1.4 Doug Orians Jeff Pelfrey Tami Pell Elaine Pfeiffer Gisele Plott Jamie Pride Soraya Racheter Posie Rathburn Tracy Rall Sandy Reile Vicki Rhodes Suzanne Richards Dawn Richey Lynn Riedlinger Steve Riedlinger Brian Rife Jill Ringleman Dan Risner Rita Rodriquez Laurie Rowe Mark Rowe Rhonda Rowe Judy Russell Teresa Sammet Steve Sandridge Joe Schilling Jim Schuster Tim Schwenning Wilbur Searls Mary Jo Seitz Chris Shaw Karla Shenefield Brad Shoup Jim Shull Barb Shuman Anna Sloat Tim Smith Darl Snyder TRI RIVERS SUPERSTARS Allen Stansbery Jon Stansbery Scott Stecher John Steward Mike Sturgeon Kim Stutz Russell Swartz Scott Swavel Jerry Swerline Eric Swihart John Swinehart Mike Swinehart Kerry Taylor Sandy Taylor Gary Ten Eyck Betty Thacker Barb Thiel Lisa Thiel Shelly Thiel Carla Thomas Tracy Thomas Denise Thompson Jeanne Thornhill Jean Thorton Bill Van Scoy Jean Vent Judy Vent Swartz Martin Wall Joel Walton Bonnie Weaver Pia Wells Helen Wertz Jane Wieging John Williams Pam Williams Dan Wood Randy Worthington Rick Wrightsman Natalie Wymer Patty Young Russ Young Linda Zeigler Lisa Zimmerman TRI RIVERS Karen Bell Stan Bollinger Lyle Cheney David Christy Cynthia Cole Chris Cunningham Malone Scott Dunn Kathy Fagan Huds Thomas Hill Jody Jackman Tom Jones Richard Kendall Mark Logan Robert Mackling Brenda Moses Helen Murphy Steve Platt Shawn Snodgrass Teresa Snyder Laurie Van Riper William Wills LASS OF 1979 Best wishes to the Class of 1979 PAUL'S AUTO SERVICE Rear 216 W. 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Box 31 Kirby, Ohio 43330 Phone: C4195 273-2909 LIOUI BOX CORPORATION - Bond PIAsTics Division STATE RoAo 182 EAST POST OFFICE Box 29 UPPER SANDUSKY, oHio 43351 4191294 3884 Good Luck Class of 1979 KATHY'S BO-KAY Everything in flowers for every occasion North Sandusky Ave. 294-2700 Specialty - Silk Roses MF SCHMIDT MACHINE Power Equipment and Machine Shop Highway 199 North Upper Sandusky, Ohio Phone 419-294-3814 LINCOLN HILLS GOLF CLUB Lifetime Lincoln Highway east Upper Sandusky Ohio The Game of a ZINIIVIERMAN MOBIL SERVICE Located on S. Sandusky Avenue Famous For its Friendly Efficient Service Detergent Gasoline Dr Roy M Rossell Lovell Country Market Dr Stanley Kear Dr Steven Hoover 'fee- 4,- ,gli Congratulations to the Class of 1979 Compliments of H DALE YOUNG Farm Drainage Rt. 42 Forest Ohio 45843 Ph. 273-2409 soNs PATRONS Frank 81 Carolyn Swartz Dr WaIIaceJ Knapp Dr TH Lautermllch Dr Oklok Stansberry Schoenberger 81 Scheck YTQQA ti Compliments Handy Twine Knife Company Inc. 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' - '??'9f'T 5-fd? -T . 9W,1'5f-'S-33V '-f.L .T Efsiwf A .f,p7,k5'fggy T37 favs ' T J tif STANSBERY PHOTOGRAP HY State Route 67 South Upper Sandusky, Ohio Phone 294-3237 Official Photographer for: 1979 Indian Village Annual 1979 Junior-Senior Prom 1979 Graduation Exercises 1979 Athletic Team Pictures 84 Portraits 1979 Homecoming Photographer 1979 Senior Pictures Professional Photographs 81 Portraits of Baby - Family - Wedding - Groups Sherman and Sally Stansbery Congratulatlons Class of 79 THIEL S WHEELS Sales 84 Servlce We Servlce What We Sell Phone C4195 294 2852 505 W Wyandot Upper Sandusky Ohio E'5 'UL f is BUSY BEE SELF SERVICE MARKET 400 S Sandusky Upper Sandusky Ohlo 9' RESIDENTIAL 0 COMMERCIAL 0 INDUSTRIAL MERLIN WIEGING 394 2111 OWNER 212 W BIGELOW Congratulations to the Class of 79 ONE STOP DECORATING CENTER B gl M CARPET 128 E Wyandot Ave Upper Sandusky Ohlo 419 294 3931 ARMSTRONG CLOTHING The Store for Men 84 Boys Phone 294 3047 Upper Sandusky Ohlo WeKING ELECTRIC Congratulations Class of 79 YEATER S COIN OP LAUNDRY 84 DRY CLEANING Paul 84 Gladys Yeater CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1979 THE ALIBI ROOM Tnllle Harry Elalne 81 Llnda Y Y . . 7 ' 'Y A- - I v , 14 70 - rv Il Qi. I ' 4 iff' 'Ax Og' T -f J1 S' Q Z ,gi . ,f Q ',f5'xH ' I 1 1' ,A , 9 I . -Q 2 ' ' 1 . X 'IL ' f v . I DENNIS BARNES REAL ESTATE For Complete Real Estate Service and Farm Loans Phone 294-3571 . ,,-.ff-4+ Best Wishes from BAKER'S PARTY STORE Bob 81 Norm Brakes Tune-up Lubrication Upper Sandusky Ohio Phone 294-2976 230 Sandusky Ave. Upper Sandusky Ohio Phone 294-3554 Beard's Sohio 5 y fd H 2. LW!-ffff A Q Af Q oooo LUCK yi 1--1? y- Ag, 5 2 CLASS OF 1979 51' S . 9 55,4 A K E N T U C K Y F R I E D 5 Y A ,'? i F, Nh Turf fl I -, :- S , T Of Upper Sandusky O 1 'Ssr 294-2428 DASEEQIEELF Congratulations Corner of Warpole and Wyandot Upper Sandusky, Ohio Phone 294-3165 Greenhouse Flowershop Rt 1 Phone Nevada 482 2203 84 e. Nevada, Ohio THE COTTAGE 109 N. Sandusky Upper Sandusky 294-1182 Class of 79 NEWELL 84 JOHNSON INSURANCE AGENCY INC. Our 75th year In serving this community 128 West Walker Phone 294 2395 Tom 81 Joan Fox Agents Congratulations to the Class of 79 PRESTON SOLD MINE! AND HE WILL SELL YOURS TOOI' George J Preston Realty 121 E Walker Street Upper Sandusky Ohlo 419 294 1880 Congratulations Class of 79 See us for General Hardware Lawn and garden supplles Housewares Tools Sundrles PFEIFER HARDWARE COMPANY .i ,LL ly Q t m E SEEK..- U un-mum IKEEI '1 P:vua,.,,,.g,, 4 M-,dv-and-an BOWEN 1 1 'M'- IMPLEMENT COMPANY INC Wheel Horse Lawn Tractors Polarls Snowmobiles Y I - A ,Q , W . . ,I . Vile X1 f f, f ff ,rf x ,f ' 'L - . K . H rf . , J... - ' - I ,..,- A pany ' ' .gr ', I . '1,,s.1-f. , A ' MII r'1.,rl,k,,. ' AA v1 .. , ., . . 1- '2 -W -H--F-'W' I '- -,H I' ' i E v Ii H 3 - D I . , 1 I In 'M-err 'Q2+w::f sg- ---A---A-N ..I J' ' 'I ' N' ' . V - ,...,,,, Q ,, , . ...fr -'I Q 4 -' 'TQ..ar1,' Tv..-M101 '1.1-142' - ,A 4955,-JW' N' '1m5fb.f,.' .. , S' 'I+'- 'PH'.'L K tf'2 'H'v..-i1,L. , ' ' 4.21.1-N-ff'-,' .U V , ' 1 - - - ,Z-,-A,-Sf' , , '+M- -:suv f' 12.1 - , M ., . ., ' ur. ., , ,,,,., -,,,,.,4,t --3 ,l ,g, W... fu A ' 'rf H - ,-QF? ,,,,, .2. 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Sandusky Upper Sandusky, Ohio - Phone 294-4595 Best Wishes From THE DAILY CHIEF UNION I Wyandot County's Progressive and Growing Daily Newspaper Now being read daily by over 20,000 people --5 M. leave - -W ' rir I Mfr Marcos Lozano I s ys ee- -as ff' ff Construction .I , If f wwf I, ...Milf Compliments of GIER TV and APPLIANCE Serving the Area Since 1937 Carey, Forest and Upper Sandusky 119 North Sandusky Upper Sandusky, 294-2836 U-BRAND PLASTICS Congratulations To The Class of ll79!Y Manufacturers of Pallets, Wooden Packing Cartons, and Crates Located at 404 Center Drive Upper Sandusky, Ohio HARBOUR MOTOR SALES Trucks Sales 81 Service Roy Harbour owner 206 N. Warpole St. KZ97' ' XXX Naiiopal L so I s XX -.' FIRST CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK DOWNTOWN UPPER OFFICE DOWNTOWN UPPER DRIVE-UP OFFICE Congratulations to the Class of 1979 THE FIRST CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK Established 1860 Upper Sandusky Nevada, Ohio Complete Banking Service Member Federal Reserve System 'N 5 f 1 . , , X Xa-.x.l X IIRSI CITIZENS NNIIONI-XI BANK ,,, K ,ff p 1 CHURCH srkzrr orncl X 5 FIRST cmzsws NATIONAL BANK 'lx CHURCH STREET OFFICE NEVADA OFFICE Congratulations to the , VAUGHN Class of '79 VOGEL S SHOE ELECTRIC gl STORE HARDWARE UPPER FARM 104 S. S3I'IdUSky ' Complete line of Electrical Upper Sandusky, Ohio and Upper Sandusky, Ohio Your Family Shoe Wood Burning Stoves 43351 . Store Smce 1888 Plumbing - Sporting Goods - 81 A t S I' C4193 294 1973 Congratulations u o upp ies International Harvester Class of 79 RADIO SHACK Sales and Service 200 S. Sandusky Ave. GUARDIAN INDUSTRIES Best wishes to the Class of 1979 K , , 1, ,,,.,. 3 fn , .ww , - 12 as 'l' GUARDIAN INDUSTRIES CORPORATION .9 ',f. CARDINAL FOOD STORE SHOPPER'S CHOICE Congratulations I to the Class of 1979 540 N. Warpole 294-4505 STEPHAN LUMBER CONTINUOUS SERVICE SINCE 1898 l g . ...... 200 N. Sandusky 294-4416 WYANDOT PARTS COMPANY Auto Truck and Tractor Parts Automotive Machine Shop Upper Sandusky Ohlo 294 1979 119 W. Johnson St. BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1979 WOOD'S STEER BARN RESTAURANT WINES CUSTOM UPHOLSTERY Congratulations Class of 1979 DAIRY SNACK DRIVE-IN 303 N. Warpole St. Upper Sandusky Ohio Lee s Trading Post 108 E Walker Congratulations Class of 79 TOPS IN TOPS 640 CIN REAR3 S. 8th STREET 294-2335 Upper Sandusky Ohio 294-2097 LAUNDRY DRY CLEANING FIRST IN PROFESSIONAL SERVICE SINCE 1931 KIIVIIVIEL CLEANERS MIDWEST OHIO TOOI Special Holders and Adapter Upper Sandusky, Ohio 419-294-1978 precision Cutting TOOI Congratulations From Rack s Salon of Beauty Upper Sandusky Ohlo an Tlffln Academy of Halr Design Tlffln Ohlo STRASSER 84 SON ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Upper Sandusky Ohlo GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 79 MAXINE S APPAREL SHOP THE RUTTIVIANN COMPANIES Designers and Bunlders of Vertucal Concrete Storage Slap Form and Jump Form Construction 425 West Walker St Upper Sandusky Ohlo 29 Jews CUO'u AY WQ AR PX N ace NORTH Jevewm sr Compllments Of STECHER INSURANCE APPAREL AG E NCY 134 S Sandusky St ' 1 d ,, . . if ' 2 I Q' 229 S. 8th Street ' C I I Congratulatlons From FRED REID INSURANCE Harpster Ohlo Compliments And Best Wlshes From RICHARDSON S FLOWERS CRAPH 7 -A Best Wishes To The Graduating Class of 79 From STUBBS BROS INC Plymouth Chrysler Cadillac GMC Trucks 614 North Sandusky Upper Sandusky Ohlo mv! may I Q CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 79 'A FROM UPPER DRUG STORE Your local Fenton glassware dealer af MP .. M37 , ji REMEMBER UPPER DRUG STORE FOR GIFTS GALORE AND LOTS MORE Congratulations To The Class of 1979 THE SHIRE Leonard A Rondeau 416 N Sandusky Ave Upper Sandusky Ohlo 43351 419 294 4785 THOMAS FRANZ STORE 123 W Wyandot Ave Upper Sandusky Ohlo Phone 294 2256 E R Thomas E L Franz U S IIVIPLEIVIENT Deutz Tractors Bobcat Hesston Fox Brllllon Woods New Idea RCA and Whlrlpool Appl Slmpllclty Snapper Toro and MTD Lawn Mowers 557 563 South Warpole Upper Sandusky Ohio , . ' I GF if Tw Of? ' ' ,,,, . 1 fa -:- A fy, ,O , I: an-sf I t 1.55a7:I5.- - , F Ylu1Vx0' Y 'I I ' A I ' ., S I I- .bm .sei sexi, FM it DV I I' af , fx I, sv fu I- ' 'T 4. ., ' A , ' , gs'-,.:.f1-.5 xx- I ,- I 1 u A , - , 4' '- 1. Q ', V , fy fi: k j' f , C tl.. f i 'I'i 1 ' L -- - 9 it ,..-41' Q C -.T A 'fi 'I ' F ,, ' ' Q ' Q 4 I 'E' 351 T , we A . Q' ' 'Q v u W , is' '41 4 S . 'I . Q S , 'I' EEVXQ - I? A . CO. Y Y Y . . ' ,l I I , I Y Y Y CONGRATULATIONS CHARLES H. MCCARTHY QUARRY SUSIE S PIZZA KITCHEN Plzza 81 Sub Sandwnches 203 S Sandusky Ave Upper Sandusky Ohlo Phone 294 3555 WOLOHAN LUMBER COMPANY Your Home Improvement Center Rt 224 at Penn Central R R Tlffln Ohlo Phone 447 9336 H L JOHNS INSURANCE 745 Pleasant Vlew 294 3447 Wyandot Vault 1557 .W P O Box 267 UPPER SANDUSKY OHIO 43351 -ITL Wishes Th CI Of 79 1, e ass The Best Of Luck Deslgners and Manufacturers of Quallty Metal Burlal Vaults UNI GRIP INC Congratulatuons SENIORS Good Luck on Future Investments TOWN 84 COUNTRY REALTY INC 294 4833 Anna R Patchett Branch Manager 213 S Sandusky Ave Upper Sandusky Ohio 43357 Best Wushes to the Class of 79 MOOSE if 1 O93 111 N Sandusky Ave Upper Sandusky Ohuo 1 , ' C O. 9, ,Jr 'A ,I ,. . , g mia, ' .1-+A' LS, Wy! ' ' .h i I A. il v 'Lg' 1 1 3 3 1 2 R ,El . IJ...-I . y A A ,A ,. M --.7-I K ' u rv . . 1 v fi xx ' ' 1 Wfq' W 9 1 , A 1 ' . X 2 'X id Q, . , ' J- va all rv, ,nv ww -'W , , un .inn 5-'Q 1 5? , .M B Y 5 1 5 5 ek 1 ' :-gpg., .. - V '-4iBvss.aa:s- ' 1:5 3 S5 1, .,,.u 7 ,,,-A.. Wbww1 First Savings and Loan SHAKESPEARE BANQUET n Y x ,.1'VQ 'f v 3 'Ng ig'N i EEE 3 'Il ' 595'E'? 1' 5 :gi El e Q RA 3 4,0 J ,, ,,., jw V A f ' E E2EE A, nu, . ,,,, . ...WVV VM ' ' -M.-J., - ..4K -Q... 6 W A ECK, DONALD - 11, 35 GENERAL INDEX -A- ABE, YARKARI - 18, 25, 33, 34, 35 ADKINS, BRENDA - 44, 50, 58, 59, 207 AMESQUITA, KENNETH -- 8, 33, 34, 35, 134, 135, 156, 160 AMOS, DAVID - 50 AMOS, JEFFREY -- 8, 26, 33, 34, 35, 82. 124, 125, 134, 135, 140, 141, 156, 157, 160 ANSPACH, LORI ANN - 62, 99, 109 ARMSTRONG, TERESA - 62 ARNOLD, DEBRA - 62 ARNOLD, RICK -- 50, 51 ARNOLD, VICKY - 50, 51, 86, 169 AUSTIN, CYNTHIA - 62, 105, 109 BAILEY, JEFFREY - 8, 33, 34, 35, 161 BAILEY, SUSAN - 50, 122, 132, 146, 147, 156 BAKER, CARLA - 45, 50, 58, 59, 104, 108, 154, 166 BAKER, JAMES - 50 BAKER, KEVIN - 62, 116, 129, 138 BALDUF, EDWARD - 50, 160 BARDON, JANE -- 50, 104 BARKER, JULIE - 50 BARNES, CONNIE - 62, 83, 105, 123. 132, 144, 145, 207 BARTH, TIM - 50 BASSLER, JEFFREY - 8, 33, 34, 35, 86. 104, 106, 162 BASSLER, STEVEN - 50, 160 BATTON, DEIDRE - 62, 105, 109, 155 BATTON, BRAD - 62, 116, 130, 131, 142, 156, 157, 167 BEAR, CRAIG - 62, 105, 106, 162 BEASTON, LAURA - 50, 104, 106, 108 BEIDELSCHIES, BARRY - 62, 116, 129, 131, 140, 157 BELL, DAVID - 50 BELL, KAREN - 8, 33, 34, 35 BENNER, DANIEL - 8, 34, 35, 168 BENNETT, KERRY - 8, 27, 31, 33, 34, 35. 86, 87, 98, 104, 151 BENNETT, MITCHELL - 62 BERG, DOUGLAS - 44, 50, 104, 106, 107, 108, 155 BEST, RANDY - 50 BICKHAM, DOUGLAS - 8, 34, 35 BILLEG, STEPHEN - 50, 86, 116, 134. 135, 156 BINAU, TENNA - 62, 99, 109 BLAIR, DANIEL - 8, 34, 35 BLAND, DAVID - 62, 162 BLUM, ANDREA - 8, 18, 34, 35, 98, 104 BLUM, CATHERINE - 62, 109 BOERGER, DEAN - 9, 34, 35, 108, 168, 169, 207 BOES, CHRIS - 50 BOLLINGER, LISA - 62, 126 BOLLINGER, STANFORD - 9, 35 BOOK, GARY - 9, 11, 34, 35, 114, 160 BOERER, THERESA - 50 BORGER, DARREN - 50, 91 BOSLEY, CATHY - 50 BOWEN, GREGORY - 50 BOWER, KAREN - 62, 133, 146 BOWER, KATHY - 9, 30, 35, 161 BOWER, TINA - 9 BOWLING, RICK - 154 BRADY, DOUGLAS - 50 BREWER, TERRI - 5, 9, 34, 35, 108, 158, 166 BRICELY, BRIAN - BRINSON, LINDA - BRODMAN, JOHN II - 51 BRODMAN, MARK - 9, 14, 34, 35, 86. 162 50 51 BROWN, JILL - 51, 154 BROWN, PATRICK - 62 BROWN, STEVEN - 51, 54, 58, 59, 83, 104, 106, 140, 141, 156, 168, 169 BROWNE, DAVID - 51, 140, 141 BURKS, RANDY -- 51,91 BYRD, TOM - 9, 34, 35 -C- CALDWELL, BRIAN - 9, 34, 35, 104, 116, 118, 134, 135, 156 CARR, LINDA - 9, 34, 35, 86, 104 CAUDILL, TAMMY - 62, 163, 164, 166 CHANDLER, CHRISTINE - 51, 86, 87, 104, 164 CHENEY, LYLE - 9, 34, 35, 90 CHENEY, MIKE -- 5, 9, 11, 17, 18, 33, 34, 35, 85, 156 CHENEY, SANDRA - 51, 86, 87.99, 108, 152, 164, 168 CLABAUGH, LARRY - 51, 116, 156 CLARK, KEVIN - 10, 34, 35 CLINE, DONALD - 10, 34, 35 CLINE, PATTY - 51, 166 CLINGER, KEENA - 10, 33, 34, 35, 151, 169 CLINGER, LISA - 62, 87. 105, 106, 109, 123, 133 CLINGER, LYNN - 10, 34, 35, 99, 108, 163 BRICELY, LAURA -- 10, 34, 35, 161 COLLINS, GREGORY - 10, 34, 35, 130, 131 COLLINS, KEVIN - 51, 86, 87, 130, 143. 162 COLLINS, KRISTY - 4, 10, 33, 35, 38, 39. 104, 108 COLLINS, SCOTT - 51 COLLINS, SHEILA - 5, 51, 56, 58, 59, 99 111,153,164,168 COONS, KATHY - 10, 28, 29, 34, 35, 104, 106, 107, 108, 110, 165, 168 COSTA, DULCE - 25, 34, 35 156, 157 CULVER, GAYLE - 10, 35 CUNNINGHAM, CHRISTINE - 90 CUNNINGHAM, KAREN - 62 CUNNINGHAM, KELLIE - 11, 32, 34, 35, 108, 115, 156, 163, 168 CUNNINGHAM, REBECCA - 63, 109, 115. 128 -D- DAULTON, RANDALL SCOTT - 63 DAVIDSON, LORI 63 DAVIDSON, KEVIN - 51, 160 DAVIDSON, RICHARD - 5, 11, 12, 35, 160 DECKLER, DANIEL - 63, 105 DECKLER, LAURIE - 51, 86, 87, 104 DENNIS, WAYNE - 111 DIEBERT, KIM - 51, 56, 155 DILLION, LAURA JANE - 11, 35,-166 DILLION, SUE - 62, 63, 87, 105, 106. 107, 109 DORAN, CAROL - 63, 105, 109, 168 DROLL, ROSEMARIE - 11, 35, 104, 164 DUNN, BETH - 63, 132,' 133 DUNN, SCOTT - 11,35 DURESS, SCOTT - 51, 104, 140 1 EIER, KAY - 11, 18, 19, 35, 104, 106 EIPPERT, JEAN - 63, 105, 128 EIPPERT, LAURA - 4, 5, 10, 11, 26, 28, 29, 32, 35, 104, 168 ELCHERT, KATHY - 5, 10, 11, 16, 31, 32, 35, 83, 85, 86, 87, 122, 132, 146, 152, 153, 156, 157, 207 ELGIN, DOUGLAS - 63, 116 ELLIS, MARY - 11, 28, 29, 31, 34, 35, 104, 107, 108, 115, 128, 151, 156, 169 ENGLAND, PAM -- 63 EYESTONE, DEAN - 63, 124 -F.... FARROW, CONNIE - 63, 109 FIELD, LORI - 51, 104, 108, 151 FOUT, GINA - 63 FOX, DAVID - 63, 134 FRANZ, JANE - 5, 10, 12, 31, 35, 86, 151, 166 FRANZ, JOAN - 63, 133, 144 COULTER, KRISTIN - 51, 58, 59, 86, 87, 104, 105, 107, 108, 115, 152, 168 COURTRIGHT, JILL - 51, 58, 86, 104, 168 COMPTON, KEVIN - 62 COX, TIMOTHY - 62, 143 CRAIG, DAVID -- 62, 160 CRAWFORD, STEVEN -- 51, 116, 142, 156 CROSS, MICHAEL - 62 CROW, LAURA - 4, 45, 51, 86, 99, 144, 152, 156, 157, 169, 207 CROW, WILLIAM - 5, 10, 17, 31, 34, 35. 82, 83, 87, 104, 108, 130, 131, 138. FRESHOUR, TRACY - 12, 34, 35, 108 FREY, DAVID - 51,91 FREY, DENNIS - 63 FREY, DONALD -- 51, 116, 156 FREY, KARINA - 52, 86, 123, 133, 154 FREY, KIMBERLY - 63 FREY, LAURA - 12, 35 FREY, RAYMOND - 63, 116, 134 FREY, RODNEY -- 63, 134 FRISCH, BRENDA - 52, 155, 166 FRUTH, LINDA - 52, 104 FOUST, SANDRA - 12, 15. 35 -G- GARBER, TODD - 63, 143, 157 GARZA, GRACE - 63, 99, 107, 109, 168 GARZA, LUIS - 52, 142, 136, 155 GATCIHEL, ROBERT - 12, 35, 120, 121, 157, 161 GATCII-IELL, DAVID - 5, 12, 17, 35, 85, 86, 87, 104,116,118, 156 GATCHELL, DAVID - 63 GEISER, FREDERICK - 52 GEORGE, DAROLD - 63, 87 GERBER, JACQUELINE - 12, 32, 34, 35, 104, 107, 108 GIACALONE, GRACE - 12, 18, 35, 85, 86, 104- GIACALONE, PAUL - 63, 105 GIACALONE, RENEE - 52, 58, 59, 84, 86, 87, 104, 168 GIBSON, DIANE - 12, 35, 161 GIBSON, DORRAINE - 52 GIBSON, JAMES -- 63 GIERHART, DANIEL - 63 GIERHART, TERESA - 12, 35, 85, 158. 166 ,.,- GILBEQRTSEN, THOMAS - 12, 28, 29, 34. 35, 85, 87, 104, 107, 108, 110, 111, 12Cr,121,'154, 156,157, 158 GILLEN, JOHN - 12, 19, 35: 142 GOODMAN, CHARLENE -- 63 GOTTFRIED, JACK - 52, 162 GOTTFRIED, LYLE e 52, 86, 104, 106 GRABOSKI, JANET - 52, 58, 59, 126, 127, 144, 155, 156, 168 GRABOSKI, MARTHA - 63, 126, 127, 156 GRAESER, JILL - 13, 17, 26, 35, 85, 86. 87, 165, 168 GRAESER, JOY - 63, 109, 168 GRAHAM, KEVIN - 13, 35, 85, 87, 116, 156, 157, 167 GRUNDTISCH, DEBRA - 4, 45, 52, 82, 86, 104, 122, 132, 156, 207 GREEN, CHERRY - 63 -H- HAHN, ANTHONY - 63 HALE, LLOYD - 63, 105, 124, 129, 143 HALL, TINA -- 52 HAMNER, THOMAS - 13 HAMNER, WENDY - 64, 133, 144, 145, 155 HANER, JEFFREY - 64, 143 HANKE, SONYA - 52, 90 HAREIOUR, DEBRA - 64, 164, 165 HARFORD, MAUREEN - 13, 17, 28, 29, 35, 86, 165 HARFORD, STEVEN - 64 HARMON, ANDREW - 13, 35 HEFFELFINGER, WILLIAM - 13, 35, 165 HELGE, LYNN - 45, 50, 52, 54, 58, 59. 104, 107, 108, 168 HENDRICKS, VENISHA - 12, 13, 34, 35, 108 HENSEL, BRAD - 64 HENSEL, LAURA - 52, 56, 104, 107, 108 HERFEING, JAMES -- 13, 32, 35, 160 HETZEL, KELLY - 52 HEYMAN, ROGER - 13, 35, 86, 116, 156. 157, 162 HILL, MARK - 52 HILL, TAMMIE - 52 HOLDCRAFT, BRIAN - 52 HOLMAN, LORI - 13, 27, 35, 163 HOLTSCHULTE, JOSEPH - 13, 35, 104. 106, 107, 108, 168 HONACKER, CONRAD SCOTT - 53 HOOPES, HARRY - 45, 53, 142 HOOVER, MYLAYNE - 13, 31, 35, 85, 86, 104, 106, 110, 146, 156, 157, 207 HOTELLING, LUTHER - 53, 143 HOWARD, STEVEN - 53, 116, 156, 157 HOY, MELODEE - 53, 168 HUDDLE, ANNETTE - 53 HUDDLE, ANITA - 64, 99 HUDSON FAGAN, KATHY - 14, 35 HUFFMAN, JULIE -- 64, 105, 106, 111, 164 HUFFMAN, REBECCA - 14, 35, 104, 106 HUFFMAN, SHARON - 5, 14, 27, 28, 34. 35, 85, 6, 104, 108, 151, 153, 168 ILES, NEIL -f64 I-J-- JACKMAN, DIANE - 64 JACKMAN, JODY - 50 JOHNS, ELIZABETH - 62, 64, 105, 106. 109, 115, 128 JOHNSON, ERIC - 14,35 JOHNSON, JEFFREY - 14, 27, 35, 155 JOHNSON, RAYMOND - 64, 87. 105. 107, 109 JOHNSON, STEVEN - 5, 8, 10, 14, 17, 26, 27, 30, 35, 118, 142, 156 JONES, JOSEPH - 64, 162 JONES, TOM - 14, 35 -K- KARCHER, KEVIN - 53, 162 KARG, CURTIS - 14, 35 KARG, JON - 53 KARG, NICOLE - 64, 133, 146, 147 KARG, PAMELA - 64, 68 KARG, PHILLIP - 64, 105, 106, 109 KAUBLE, CARLA - 64, 133 KAUBLE, JACQUELINE - 8, 14, 35, 38, 39 KAUBLE, JOBIE - 64, 83, 123, 133, 144, 145 KELLER, MICHAEL - 53, 91 KELLY, KATHY - 53, 128, 154, 156 KEMPF, JEAN -- 14, 35, 104, 132, 164 KENNEDY, CHRISTINA -- 64 KENNEDY, CORINA - 14, 34, 35 KENNEDY, DON - 14, 35, 162 KENNEDY, JENNIFER - 64, 109, 123, 133 KENNEDY, REBECCA - 53, 108 KIN, CHERYL - 15, 26, 85, 86, 108, 128. 158, 166 KIN, DENISE -- 64, 82, 122, 156 KIN, KENNETH - 53 KLINE, SHARON - 64 KLINE, WILLIAM - 64, 162 KING, DEBRA - 15, 35, 154, 207 KING, CHARLES - 53, 143 KINLEY, ANGELA - 53, 104, 115, 128, 156 KOEHLER, JON - 15, 161 KOEHLER, SALLY - 53, 55, 108, 126, 144, 151, 156 KOEHLER, VICTOR - 15, 28, 29, 35, 38. 86,111,116, 118 KRAMER, KUENZLI KUENZLI 162 KUENZLI KEVIN - 64 JULIE - 64, 146,207 MICHAEL - 45, 53, 58. 59. 154. RHONDA - 64. 106. 107, 109 LABOLT, RICHARD - 53 LALIK, SEAN - 64, 107 LAMB, DONNIE - 65 LAMBRITE, TERRI - 63, 136 LARICK, KATHRYN -- 15, 35, 161 LAUDICK, MARIE - 53, 104, 123 LAUTERMILCH, TIMOTHY - 50, 53, 86, 104, 106, 116, 119.156, 157 LAWRENCE, ANTHONY - 65 LEE, JEFFREY - 15, 31, 35, 160 LEE, LISA - 44, 53, 86, 98, 104, 168, 207 LEHMAN, JACQUELINE - 53 LEHMAN, STEPHEN - 65, 116, 129, 140 LENHART, VICKIE - 15, 18, 28, 29, 31, 35, 86, 104, 168 LEIGHTEY, CHRISTOPHER - 53 LEONARD, AMY -- 65, 98, 105, 109, 133, 168, 207 LEONARD, DEAN - 15, 16, 32, 35, 116. 119, 142, 156, 160, 167 LEONARD, RICHARD - 53, 107, 108, 116, 118, 142, 143, 156, 157, 169, 207 LESLIE, JACK - 53, 83, 104, 134, 157, 162 LESLIE, JAY - 5, 10, 15, 35, 104, 116, 138, 139, 156, 157, 167 LEVERING, KATHRYN - 53 LOGAN, MARK - 15, 35, 50 LOGSDON, CHRISTOPHER - 15, 27, 34, 35, 85, 86, 87, 107, 108, 152, 153, 163 LOGSDON, CYNTHIA - 45, 54, 86, 87, 152, 153 LOGSDON, JERRY - 65, 87, 143 LOGSDON, JENNIFER - 54, 86, 87 LOGSDON, LAUREN - 15, 34, 35, 108, 155 LOGSDON, LISA - 65, 84, 109 LONG, BRYAN - 65, 109 LONG, KAREN - 65, 105 LOPEZ, TIM - 65, 116, 138 LORTZ, PHILLIP - 65, 105, 107, 109 LOZANO, PAUL - 54, 86, 87, 152 LUCUS, DANIEL -- 65, 124, 134, 156 LUCAS, GENEVA - 54, 58, 59, 86, 87, 104, 107, 108, 168 LUIKART, KATHY - 65 LUND, DANA - 65 -M- MACKLING, ROBERT - 16 MAIN, JOSEPH - 65, 120, 121, 138, 156 MALO, CARIBE - 65, 109 MARSHALL, CRAIG - 54, 116, 118, 119, 156 MARSHALL, TODD - 65, 105, 116, 156 MCCARTHY, STEPHEN - 116 MCCLAIN, BRIAN - 15, 16, 35, 142, 143, 156, 157, 167 MCCLAIN, JAY - 65, 120, 121, 138, 156, 160 MCCLAIN, MATTHEW - 16, 28, 29, 82, 85, 124, 125, 140, 141, 156, 168, 207 MCGOWAN, CHRISTINA - 54 MCGOWAN, SHELLY - 16, 35, 86, 158 MCGOWAN, ELIZABETH - 65 MERRICK, PATRICIA - 54, 58, 59, 104, 168 MILLER, BARRY - 54, 104, 106, 120, 121, 156 MITTERMAIER, MARS MILLER, DANIEL - 65 MILLER, DONNA - 16, 35, 154 MILLER, WILLIAM - 54, 104, 106 MILLIGAN, MARK - 54, 155, 168 54 MILUM, HAROLD - MILUM, ROBERT - 54 HA-54 MOLNAR, MELINDA - 19, 54 MONTGOMERY, JUDY - 16, 34, 35, 108, 127, 156, 158, 163 MONTGOMERY, LAWRENCE - 16, 156, 160 MOONEY, DAVID - 16, 35, 161 MOORE, JEANNIE - 161 MOORE, RICK - 54, 83, 124, 125, 142, 143, 156 MOORE, WILLIAM - 65, 87, 111, 120, 121 MOREHART, DOUGLAS - 54, 124, 140, 156 MORELAND, KELLY - 65 MORRIS, ANTHONY - 54 MORRIS, TANYA - 65, 163 MORRISON, DANIEL - 65, 105, 155 MOSES, BRENDA - 16,35 MOSES, KEVIN - 54, 160 MOSMAN, JAMES - 16, 34, 35, 82, 107. 108, 116, 138, 156, 167 MULLEN, LINDA - 65 MURPHY, BONNIE - 54, 86, 108, 132 MURPHY, HELEN - 16, 32, 35, 85 MURRAY, SANDRA - 66 MYERS, BARBARA -- 66, 105 NACHBAR, SHARON - 54, 86, 87, 104 NEWELL, JENNIFER - 66, 105, 106, 163 NEWELL, LORETTA - 45, 54, 104, 106, 108 NEWELL, MARK - 16, 35, 104, 114, 160 151, 152, 166,207 OKLOK, MARI - 8, 9, 17, 35, 86, 87, 151, 166, 207 ORIANS, BONNIE - 17, 35 ORIANS, CLIFF - 17, 26, 35, 130, 131, 160 ORIANS, DOUG - 12, 17, 26, 35, 82, 116, 118 ORIANS, LEE - 17, 35, 86, 162 -p- PACK, LOLA - 66 PACKER, RICK - 44, 54, 116, 156, 157 PAHL, BARBARA -- 66 PATCHETT, JODY - 66 PATCHETT, ROBIN - 54, 108 PATRICK, ROBERT - 66, 116, 134 PATRICK, THOMAS - 66 82, 116, 134 PELFREY, JEFFREY - 17 35, 155, 162 PELFREY, JERRY - 66 PELL, TAMI - 17, 31, 35, PEREZ, EILEEN - 66, 87, PFEIFFER, ANN - 66 122, 146, 161 109 PFEIFFER, ELAINE -- 18, 35, 104, 106 PIATT, STEVE - 18, 35 PIERSON, BILL - 54, 143, 160 RIFE, BRIAN - 19, 27, 35, 86, 116, 118, 156, 157, 160 RIFE, BUD - 55, 82, 116, 156 RIFE, KENNETH - 67, 116, 134, 156 RIFE, KIMBERLE - 67, 109, 168 RINEHART, JON - 67 RINGLEMAN, JILL - 5, 12, 19, 26, 28, 29, 35, 85, 86, 98, 104, 106, 158, 167 RISNER, DAN - 19, 35, 142, 161 ROBERTS, DEBORAH - 55 ROBERTSON, DOUGLAS - 67, 107 RODRIQUEZ, RITA - 14, 19, 34, 35, 108, 151, 156,157,158, 166 ROSE, PHILLIP - 67 ROWE ANNETTE - 55 ROWE DALE - 55 ROWE LAURIE - 19, 28, 29, 30, 34, 35 ROWE, MARK - 4, 19, 35 ROWE, RHONDA - 19, 35, 154 RUSSELL, JUDY - 18, 19, 35, 154, 158 RUSSELL, LAURA - 55, 108, 115, 122, 157, 166 RUSSEL, RANDY - 67, 105, 106 -3- PIRNSTILL, ELIZABETH - 66, 105, 109 PLOTT, GISELE - 18, 35 PLOTT, RENAE - 54, 104, 108, 154 POLLOCK, JEFFREY - 54 PRIDE, JAMIE - 18, 34, 35, 108 POWELL, DAVID - 66, 116 PRINCE, JOE - 54,111,130,151,155, 160 PRYOR, ANTHONY - 66 PUCKETT, RANAE - 66 QUAIL, PAMELA -- 66 QUINN, SUSAN - 4, 44, 55, 108, 154, 156, 157, 166 RACHETER, SORAYA - 4, 18, 35, 99, 132, SALYER, BARBARA - 67, 164 67 SALYER, RICHARD - SALTZMAN, BLAIZ - SAMMET, CHRISTIAN SAMMET, TERESA - 122, 144,151, 156 55 -55 19, 31, 35, 82, 83. 157, 166 SANDRIDGE, SHARI 67, 99, 146, 155 SANDRIDGE, STEVEN SAYRE, GRANT - 67 SCHERTZER, DENNIS -- 19, 35, 160 - 67 SCHERTZER, LYNDA - 4, 55, 104, 108, 207 SCHILLING, JOSEPH - 11, 19, 31, 35, 82 86,121,142, 156,157,160 NIEDERKOHR, 104, 154 NIEDERKOHR, DARLENE - 17, 35, 38, 39, DONALD - 9, 17, 31, 35 NIEDERKOHR, PHYLLIS - 54, 108, 163, 166 NIEDERKOHR, RONALD - 9, 17, 35, 116, 156 152, 154, 207 RALL, LISA - 66, 105, 106, 168 RALL, STEVEN - 55, 160 RALL, TRACY - 18, 35, 86, 104 RATHBURN, ROSALIE - 18, RATLIFF, TERRY - 55, 104 REDMAN, MARK - 66 REED, LORI - 66, 164 35, 161 106 154, 155 NININGER, REBECCA - 17, 18, 27, 35, 85, 158 NOGGLE, BONNIE - 66 NOLEN, KAREN - 54 NOLEN, KELVIN - 66 REED, JACKIE - 55, 108, 164 REILE, SANDRA -- 5, 10, 18, 26, 31, 35, 86, 122, 132, 146, 147, 156, 157,207 RHODES, VICKI - 18, 27, 35, 85, 104, NUTTER, TINA - 54, 108 OHL, GINA - 66,90 OKLOK, SUZI - 9, 17, 34, 35, 86, 108, RICHARDS, SUZANNE - 12, 18, 30, 35, 82, 83, 85, 86, 104, 106, 108, 110, 122, 132, 144, 152, 156, 157, 165 RICHARDSON, KENDALL - 66, 98, 105 RICHEY, DAWN - 18, 28, 34, 35, 107, 154 RIEDLINGER, LYNN - 18,-35, 86 RIEDLINGER, JACKIE - 66, 115, 207 RIEDLINGER, STEVEN -11, 18, 35 SCHLEY, TERRI - 67, 155 SCHOUP, BRUCE - 55 SCHRYER, SONYA - 55, 86, 108, 163 SCHUSTER, JAMES - 19, 35, 114, 116, 118, 156 SCHWENNING, TIMOTHY - 18, 20, 32, 35 130, 131, 153,156,160 SCRIBNER, TERRY - 67, 90 SEARFOSS, DAVID - 55 SEARFOSS, MARK - 67 SEARLS, WILBUR - 20 SEARLS, RAYMOND - 67 SEITZ, MARY JO -- 20, 26, 28, 29, 34, 35, 108,111,115,128,156 SHAW, CHRISTINE - 20, 35, 163 SHEARER, AMY - 55, 86, 155 SHENEFIELD, KARLA - 20, 35, 38, 104, 106, 108, 122, 156, 157, 165 SHENEFIELD, RHEA - 55, 108 SHEPHERD, CHERI -- 55, 154, 166, 207 SHOEMAKER, RICHARD - 162 SHORT, JEFFREY - 45, 50, 55, 86, 104, 106, 151 SHOUP, WILLIAM - 18, 20, 28, 29, 30, 35, 85, 86, 104, 106, 154, 168 SHULL, JAMES - 20, 35, 111, 161 SHUMAKER, JUNE - 62, 67, 156, 207 SHUMAKER, WILLIAM - 55, 160 SHUMAN, BARBARA - 20, 34, 35, 87, 107, 108, 166, 168 sLoAT, ANNA - 4, 13, 18, 20, 28, 29, 30, 34, 35, 104, 106, 108, 146, 154, 168 SMALLEY, DEANNA - 67, 105, 109 SMALLEY, GARY - 55, 120, 121 SMALLEY, JAMES - 67, 162 SMITH, KEITH - 67 SMITH, NORMAN - 55 SMITH, PAMELA - 67, 163 SMITH, RANDY -- 120, 121, 156 SMITH, RICK - 56, 120, 121, 138 SMITH, TIMOTHY - 20 SMITH, THOMAS - 67 SNODGRASS, SHAWN - 35 SNYDER, MEGAN - 68, 126 SNYDER, DARL - 5, 17, 20, 35, 168 SNYDEIR, STEVE - 68, 116, 129, 131. 156, 162 SNYDER, TERESA - 20, 35 SNYDEIR, TINA - 56 SOLACOFF, KATHARINE - 68, 105, 109. 124, 125, 128, 146 STANSBERY, ALLEN -- 21, 35, 104, 106 STANSBERY, JON - 5, 17, 21, 26, 35, 82, 86, 130, 131, 140, 141, 156 STANSBERY, JOSEPH - 68, 120, 121, 138, 156 STANSBERY, RUSSELL - 56 STANSBERY, SCOTT -- 56, 86, 104, 162 STARCHER, STEPHEN - 68 STECHER, SCOTT - 5, 17, 18, 21, 35, 82. 83, 116, 118, 142, 156, 157, 167, 207 STEWARD, JAMES - 68, 116, 143, 160 STEWARD, JOHN - 21, 35, 124, 125, 134 140, 141, 160 STEWART, KIM - 68, 107, 109 STINE, ELIZABETH - 68, 105 ST. FRANCIS, CATHERINA - 68, 207 STOWE, JOSEPH - 68 STRASSER, TIMOTHY -- 56, 142 STULL, KAREN - 44, 56, 108 STURGIEON, MICHAEL - 21, 34, 35, 108, 116, 138, 156, 157 STUTZ, KIMBERLY - 5, 21, 34, 35, 108, 122,151,158,166 SUMMIT, THERESA - 4, 68, 105, 109. 115, 123, 128, 132, 144, 207 SWANKHOUSE, JOSEPH - 56, 120, 121, 138, 156 SWARTZZ, DANIEL - 68 SWARTIZ, JEFF - 56 SWARTZZ, JUDITH VENT -- 21, 35, 161 SWART, KENNETH - 68, 134 SWARTZ, KIM -- 56, 104, 123 SWARTZ, RUSSELL - 21 SWARTIZ, TIMOTHY - 68 SWARTZ, TIMOTHY - 56 SWAVEI., LAURA - 68 SWAVEI., SCOTT - 21, 35, 162 SWERLINE, JERRY - 10, 14, 21, 28, 29, 34, 315, 108, 116, 156, 157, 160 1 TAYLOR, KERRY - 22, 35 TAYLOR, RONALD - 68 TAYLOR, SANDRA - 22, 35 TEN EYCK, GARY - 18, 22, 35 TEN EYCK, JEANETTE - 68 TESMER, BARBARA - 56, 104 TIELL, DAVID - 69 TIELL, KAREN - 69, 105, 164 THACKER, BETTY -- 22, 161 THIEL, BARBARA - 16, 22, 35, 86, 151, 169, 207 THIEL, CHRIS - 56, 91 THIEL, JOHN - 56, 116, 129, 169 THIEL KAREN - 35, 44, 56, 155 THIEL LISA - 17, 22, 35, 86, 99, 154, 168 THIEL, RANDALL - 56 THIEL, SHELLY - 22 THIEL, STEVEN - 68, 87, 116, 129 THIEL SUSAN - 56 THOMAS, CARLA - 18, 22, 35 THOMAS, KAREN - 69, 163 THOMAS, KEVIN - 56, 91 THOMAS, TRACY - 27, 35, 83, 85, 86, 132, 144, 145, 156, 157, 207 THOMPSON, DENISE - 22, 35 THOMPSON, COLLEEN - 69, 105, 107, 109, 164, 168 THORNHILL, JEANNE - 18, 23, 35, 99, 155 THORNTON, DEBRA -- 69, 163 WELLS, PIA - 23, 161 WENZINGER, DAVID - 69 WERTZ, HELEN - 23, 155, 163 WESTBROOK, DAVID - 50 WEYAND, DEBRA - 57 WHITLOW, TONY - 57, 154 WHITT, KARL - 69 WIEGING, JANE - 23, 35 WILLIAMS, KEVIN - 57 WILLIAMS, JOHN - 11, 23, 35, 116, 118. 156, 157, 207 WILLIAMS, PAMELA - 26, 27, 34, 35, 107. 108, 152 WILLIAMS, PHILLIP - 57, 87 WILLIAMS, RICHARD - 69 WILLIAMS, VICKI - 57, 90 WILLS, MARY - 69 WILLSON, LAURA - 57, 166 WILSON, JOY - 57, 104, 122, 146, 156. 166, 169 WILT, LISA - 4, 57, 104, 107, 108, 132. 146, 152, 169, 207 WILT, JEFFREY - 69, 105 WINTER, FRANKLIN - 57, 58, 59, 104, 106, 140 WRIGHT, MARY - 59, 108, 165, 168, 207 WOOD, DANIEL - 24, 35 WOOD, PAUL - 69 WORTHINGTON, RANDY - 19, 24, 35, 87. 130, 131, 157, 158, 165 WRIGHTSMAN, RICHARD - 11, 24, 35, 38, SWIHART SWIHAFET, BRETT - 56, 83, 116, 138, 156 SWIHART ERIC - 22, 35, 116, 118, 156 SWIHART KIM - 56, 104 SWIHART MARK - 56 SHEILA - 68 SWINEHART, JOHN - 22, 35, 82, 85, 134, 135, 156, 169 SWINEHART, MICHAEL - 22, 28, 35, 168 SWINEHART, TIMOTHY - ea -T- TAYLOIR, CARL - 68 TAYLOIR, GARY - 68 THORNTON, JUDINNA - 5, 12, 18, 23, 35, 155 TRAUTWEIN, DENNIS - 56, 86, 87, 104 TREADWAY, KEVIN - 69, 138 TURLEY, ANTHONY - 62, 69, 116, 119, 129, 131, 138, 156, 157 TURNEY, MICHELLE - 69, 166 -V- VAN SCOY, KAREN - 56, 86, 155, 169 VAN SCOY, WILLIAM - 23, 34, 35, 86, 162 VAN SICKLE, SCOTT - 56, 104 VENT, BERNARD JR. - 69, 162 VENT, CHARLES - 56, 86, 129, 131, 162 VENT, JEAN - 23, 35, 86, 158 VINCE, SCOTT - 69, 134 VOGEL, CHARLES - 69 VOGEL, JANE - 69, 105, 123, 158 VOORHEIS, BRUCE - 56, 58, 59, 104, 106, 107, 108 -W- WALL, LESA - 44, 56, 156, 157 WALL, MARTIN - 23, 34, 35, 83, 138, 156 WALTON, JOEL - 23, 28, 29, 34, 35, 108, 139, 167 WALTON, JON -- 57, 104, 138, 156, 162 WALTON, JONATHAN - 68, 116 WALTON, MICHAEL - 69, 87, 105, 116, 119, 138 WARD, DEBRA - 57 WARFEL, DANIEL - 57 WEATHERHOLTZ, SCOTT - 69 WEAVER, BONNIE - 23, 35, 154 WEAVER, DEAN - 69 WEAVER, DOUGLAS - 66, 69, 116 WEAVER, JANEL - 69, 144, 145, 158. 163 116, 156 WYMER, NATALIE - 8, 24, 31, 35, 104. 106, 151, 154, 158, 169 -Y- YEATER, JOEL - 51, 57, 142 YEATER, JON - 51, 57, 104, 116, 138. 156, 157, 169 YORK, LILLIAN - 69 YOUNG LORI - 69, 106, 123, 133, 146 YOUNG JERRY - 57 YOUNG PATRICIA - 4. 24, 28, 29, 34, 35 168 YOUNG, ROBERT - 57, 58. 87. 140 YOUNG, RUSSELL - 24, 26, 27, 28, 29, 34, 35, 82, 83, 104, 108, 116, 118, 130. 131, 138, 139, 156, 157, 168 YSTEBO, KARI -- 25, 35, 108 ..Z.. ZAMORA, FRANCIES - 57, 91 ZOHOURY, CHARLES - 51, 57, 134 ZOHOURY, RICHARD - 51, 57, 134, 207 ZEIGLER, LINDA - 16, 24, 28, 35, 38, 39. 82, 86, 126, 127, 156, 168, 169, 207 ZIEGLER, TRACY - 69 ZIMMERMAN, LISA - 24, 28, 29, 34, 35, 86, 108, 126, 151, 156, 155, 168 We, the 1979 yearbook editors, hope that these pages help you capture the memories of the school year. As in making movies, the production of a yearbook requires the help and consideration of a great many individuals. Our thanks to those people who helped with this year's book, and a special thanks to our advisor, Mr. Snyder, for all his help. We sincerely hope that we have covered the year adequately and there are no errors or omissions. mf THE END AWD s-1l'ua 'S Yilfiliw comamv 4
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