Van Wert High School - Excalibur Yearbook (Van Wert, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 196 of the 1979 volume:

F wwf' wisp?- Van Wert High School Van Wert, Ohio Volume LXI 5. LIFE: 60 Table Of Contents FACULTY: 8 SPORTS: 24 ' . Q DT4 :K VX A v ,S ..,: h , I S. 4-' if ir.,,,'::i- n AX M 3. if dvr X jj, , I is ACTIVITIES: 100 EK. n ll ,, ,Kick frwffgww m :w w'ff 15vf1?' ' Wi , 3 ' 1 My MQ' f ' fr? f' e'f?r' A :?l7'4z5'W9 3 'ff F' ' x if 152 . 1 Q ,f ',wfv,f 41 'ol' mv' nf 1,1 J' ,ff-11 4.4, 'Qc was , 3 5 fb 4 t,.- 1' Afg, ,. 1 ,V ,gag ,W f ' 'ws V ..., ., .11-'L Jw, ' , ...ff ,gi gf 1' ,,g,f,,4,'?fEg9B 3 ,, ,'. :f- A Y V -1,,.f'1 , , -I 1 Qi df' ,R 1-j, L4rJ.---5 Q1-' ' , ,, , f ff nv .-ff , r.'+ ,,.7- .fn A,..,, f Q fT'1ZQ-'gulf 1513 ' 3 'Era wwf wwf' 1 r gn- il 'v 111 1 A4 L ?..:'5 '. I ,gE.. -:- , Ife2f5'? f: 1'--3 ' - ' if-'vw' L ...um- I -'gg 5 ,,,..-4--'A A . A A v, ,, , ,,M,,Q, ' . 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So the 1978-79 school year has indeed been a step, a step in time. i-'- '.im.. ssesf W lf 3 N....,,Z .f' ae.-Q K... - f. X' rt Y g.. , i Z s 5 Q K I 'E 1 . ,.... . i...,...,.. ...,..,.,., . M.. . gs? l I 25 11: taxa A Yi ini .Q SJ u ,. :L ' W ,..,.......-..-- 'Q Q 1 isSKN.:Q Lf- . , K V4 3 , F' w X -,., 4 Q 81 m,,,,, f -v V, ,lf 'W V ' J . , xl -Q 5 :2 .gl H, THE KNOW NAMES wi g ? r 5 'V 'V - 1 ff Q-1 ai ,TA Q ' Q? lf? 4 Y ,4M ' f 'X ,Q a ' f ,-,,, + s xl Jzv I ' ,rg ,Ah A , ' A 'H i ,' ' I f ' 1 g ' g W eww 1, .MM we 0 ' M4 43 In Dedication 5585521131 'QI'-1T.f:441' f ff' 313.'Zff:' IR! ' ' 1, i ' ..1..f-.1-f-'5 .:I W3 S1193 5 T-23? f W 'VW' ' M , , ' 'J Q Ji. JKJ1. To Mrs. White, our educator and friend, we wish to dedicate the 1979 Excalibur. Never was there a teacher more supportive of a school and its activities, or one more dedicated to the students. Academically, she illuminated the spheres of Latin and English IV, culturally she shared her experiences with us, thereby open- ing the doors of travel, investigation, and the development of self respect. lt is with grati- tude, admiration, and respect that we say goodbye to her and wish her the best of luck in the future. 'YY . 'vb A.. -1, W . A, an , , A., +6 ,ww 1 ,f ,W wvffivn Administration Mr. S.F. Goedde: Superintendent .5-ro Board of Education: Mrs. C. Brubaker, Mr. M. Whetstone, Mr. J. Miller, Mr. Goedde, Dr. K. Gordon, Mr. C. Beuchner, Mrs. K. Hughes. iii . I? f .-.r l' QS Ni 'C 1 . .31 QlSiZ Mr. Don Miller: Asst. Principal Mr. W.W. Grimm: Principal 2 'ff I Mrs. Esther Schumm . . l - 1' -, t ,X xt -'X ' A . , 1-,' A' A '11 542. Lv-m++4+faW t f4S'f1f it Q ? '1 'N4'f.1Z.?.' 5'3 V' if Q 1 1 1'-1 , bln QQ ' t 7 .JH Q33 uf' , . xvfnnrw. ,. . A ,, . t ' rf 'A .Aww . . rw uf., n...,A .n 'ff t 1' wk -2. L . ?. : .. r4SL'!' -wx, ,,t..x- .- F4 A, f-19 ,N N fl ,H VV .wg , ff' tsxl-1 ' I ' I Mrs. Wendy Whltacre Administrative Secretary .VY as N' Mr. Randy Gardner: Psychologist Pupil Personnel J, Iva! , fs ww 'It' Mr. Greg Kulwicki: Guidance Counselor Mr. Fred Hendricks: Guidance Counselor .nf- ,, ..,,,2, Mrs. Mary Lou Allen: Secretary Mr. Tony Alessandrini: Band . ar' Music And Art Miss Karen Kelly: Asst. Band Mr. Larry Schaufelberger, Choir Mrs. Jane Diller: Art V: A f , f, i ' 1 Mr. Craig Bell: Woods Mr. Gerald Manken: Metals 1 l Q Industrial Arts epartment , . , Mr. Steve Thomas: Drafting and Woods Mrs. Leslie Simon: Home Ec. Job Training W 31 'M-wk., 'fl R-- . 3 'HX g . . ?. ' 'B ' - i ik 1,435 K 31:1 4 I . L -Lffxf? fr' fn-.I iQ-a ti? 5:15 ,fN3?'.SJ- ,L-'fig BEM Lx: H mgafii -'I- - .. ., us, . -551' A ff. X 1 -.' f if f F. :-ff zlfxhgl Q M -- ...M ----r tg ' M -M., A MNH ,.,.',.'.,x?T:, ,fit 'Z,..: -Q3TQfiqg.5fbi-,. . Mrs. Arlene Hurlessz Home Ec., Textiles, Single Living Home Economics Department Mrs. Jeri Polingz Home Ec., Child Development . ,,i, ,gt , , .. W, V-7 l J 6 Mrs. Pat Favorite: Home Ec., Child Development Special Ed. And Mrs. Peg Schilbz Special Ed. Mrs. Max Stemen: Special Ed. Driver's Education I N ' .QJ 19133531432- asusy- gm A sm., I-pw W 'X Y 1 L + . 4 5 A 'Sv f Mr. Sam Brazen: Driver's Ed. Mr. Charlie Johnson: Driver's Ed. iiiniiiiiiiiiiii iiiii E, ff . .--.-na-n.. Miss Rita Hurlessz Physical Ed. 84 Health i'ss I lg 4 1 llii'i'1'Slf?'ff1 Mr. Jerry Buti: Physical Ed. 81 Health Physical Education And Health Department Mr. Frank Minnig: Physical Ed. 84 Health MV- Paul Hughesi Government- Mr. Jim Dibert: World Concepts, Current Affairs Social Studies Department Mr. Tom Hittlez Economics, Geography Q. in .2 191' .ll 2? ig 1 9 . 2 ., A K' 'Tall I i'Wvk42lf?f I M? d V . it C a t 1 x Q ' , x 6 5 M az 17 Mr. Chuck Stamen: World Concepts. 4 S Mr. Scilb: American History. 4' W x , , -.---- -, ,, A. J S, if -iff'- in ' or 1-I 1 English Department 5 Nm.- im s . :N Tffl ,L RE 7' ax- . , E, , -E Efffw, , H 0 ff Q ,- - ' 2 ' Qilg ' - I ' . 6' I ' ff K f .r H 1 -Q ,WQQ - :ix - 1 1 - if E ' 1 s52'e-UK' so D I , -'Sq 4 Hg., Mrs. Carol Wacker: English 9, Mr. Tom Brown: Drama and Speech , W , , .,,. -3' ,,,. K , M ,. W ' ' M 'f ' '4'W HTA: A ,Z..,.5 ,3, ' ' 'A ,,-V U ' 1 E as 1 1 ,E l ngl 5 in i E ' , A V -. T.. 1 firm, ,A W I ,fe Q ...J .,,, r K i A Y l af nnnn E , K , ,.,. y Wig Mr. Doug Zimmerman: English 11, 12. Mr. Dave Eickholt: English 9, 10 Q ' 'E ' Nt Q J i 2 kzzi VE 4 ,- , eq :M ,g V T ,.nk QQ l 1 4 3: N.. ', 0' g74ffT', A fi N, 45 A I rl all, 51.14 15 ' 1 E 31 ,151 1 ff: M 12 E 157' Q, af ' xx W . 'VM' ' '7 VT- 'F ' . Vlffw ll.-TQ'-,YV i E no 'Ei f, I K 'iff 'HL' 9.1 gf w Nsw Wfr, A 1 Miss Elizabeth Clark: English 11-12 Miss Susie Scott: English 10-11. Library And i , T i x Mrs. ZeZe Sullivan: Librarian I Miss Cheryl Thayer: Personal Typing, and BUSI H955 Departments 'ilf 9, ifrzf r E ? Av 1? AA f- : y V V Q ?L i'z, ff if 'W LM I - f QM., :L wg T gf Mr. Bill Swank: Gen. Business, Bus. Law, and BUS- Math Mrs. Mary Ahh Buchman: Bus. English, Shorthand, and Bus. Typing Mr. Tom Edinger: Geometry, and Physics Mr. Jim Creager: Math and Algebra Math Department . 5 rf h 7- ef 24 'P lf 35 3 we lr 1 i. .... .f v 5 , 1 X ' 6 ' A iff? X A Q ' N U - X W Q Q69 Mr. Bob Vennekotter: Algebra Mr. Dave Kleman: Trig and Algebra 'Th Mrs. Mary Ann Reitzel: French, English , - I 12 Mr. Dave Llanez: Spanish Foreign Language Department .wc .wa ,gs Q., ,Ag xg 3 . 'gixfigf-nf Mrs. Eleanor White: Latin, English 4 Mr. Tom Kalkreuth: German , all in .L Of 13-.55 A Qi E K an 3 Z 'wap 5 ' A at l , If ,,M,,WN Mr. Ralph McCuddy: Lab and Advanced ' Biology Science Department Miss Deb Smith: General Science Mr. Bob Edinger: Chemistry I and ll Miss Margie Morrison: General Biology, Ecology, and Earth Science SPQRTS -'Y 'fu Jw ti' ig - 1 N ,Q cg X . ,, .,V4..a 5 .b 1 .A , , ..w-.,-.,-- Q.. . ... 7.4 .5-335 !.-- I i,,',,,, ...4. X un. 'PJ i .1 k , ' , 4 X , 'Q-.,5,, 5- .fjfr ,J U - A Hard-hitting, Mangy Cougars Bravely Stalk Dpponents ' ' ' r . I 'flew r' 1 Row 1: D. Finkhousen, D. Methot, , M. Keith, G. Mosier, M. Proffitt, J. Edinger, B. Clifton, M. Good, D. Geisman, D. Bogart, D. Dull. Row 2: M. Springer, M. Hiegel, D. Butler, D. Uncapher, P. Leiter, J. Eickholt, L. Kilton, J. Boaz, S. Brubaker, L. Harting. Row 3: B. Tindell, B. Alvarez, S. Hartge, J. Wise, J. Backman, M. Todd, R. Doner, M. Hayes, T. Wilson, G. Metzger. Row 4: P. Dunn, G. Hershey, T. Jacobs, J. Klausing, J. Blackmore, R. Nye, J. Garwood, J. Thomas, J. Edinger, B. McGough. Row 5: R. May, B. Knodel, B. Thomas, D. Brubaker, D. Young, M. Thompson, S. Bebout, M. Bricker, D. Ray, S. Ridenour. Row 6: Head Coach B. Edinger, Coach M. lnninger, Coach B. Swank, K. Stripe, P. Bair, E. Agler,: Mgrs: T. King, R. Rigdon: Trainer C. Staley, Coach J. Buti, Coach C. Bell, Head Trainer T. Edinger. The Pride of Cougars spring from their lair and devestate their prey. Geisman seeks extra yardage. 4 9 , , egg 117,-7. , . 5 1 Metzger squeezes through for a T.D.! 4 i ge? I ri Speciality teams screen for Kickoff return. sk . A. B. Clifton eludes pursuing enemy with classic stance rw .M R , I 5 , .ww-ff., W. dm, x T Fvfiifzgftv X 'Eifii riffs P -,Q . 'N ...mv .1 2 S ,Q i', My ', .Q U 6 ' V V .5 3 53,1 gg. J AW f aa f Cougar Kittens - l. to r.: Michelle Hoffman, Julie Nieman, Amy Hoffman, Julie Hill, and Cindy Hetrick. Coaches: Craig Bell, Tom Edinger, Mike lnninger, Jerry Buti, Robert Edinger, Bill Swank. Tri-Captains: Joe Edinger, Bill Clifton, and Mike Proffitt. Something unique took place on VW's football field in 19785 something unique came alive. The overall record of 4-6, however, was no indication of the exciting season, the courage, the morale, and the teamwork demonstrated by the Cougars. The team brought a new offensive look to Eggeress Stadium, a quick hitting game punctuated with passing which kept the Cougars in 9 of the 10 games until the final gun. A hard-hitting, stingy defense protected Van Wert turf. Despite inexperience and a plague of injuries, its perserverence complimented the offense. The attitude and spirit of the Cougars showed marked improvement, and much of the credit must be given to the senior leadership and the elected captains Bill Clifton, Joe Edinger, and Mike Proffitt. lt would be remiss not to mention the special units who usually gave the Cougars good field position. These units were led by punter, Steve Ridenour and deep back, Dick Methot. Those receiving special awards were: Clifton, MVP, Edinger, blocking and Cougar Pride, Mike Keith, tacklerg Dave Uncapher, Most Improved, and Dan Finkhousen, Coaches Award. Post season also saw Denny Dull and Mike Keith selected to 2nd team All League: Clifton, Edinger, and Scott Hartge received Honorable Mention. lm 1 sis ' - CFWHS ., , , , 5 ww- , .4 . gamma A Y A 5 Q V1 nw f' 'FUGH' WM .4 f cu-me C' ' .E 'warg am if i as L 1 mg L ,tx 4., 1,2 SN VH. QQ- Qi Q ,. tclfu C 45 cm-Q Occurs Simi: mem Row 1: J. Agler, T. Hart, J, Druckemiller, B. Nieman, K. Fellers, K.C. Clem, E. Stevens, G. Blackmore. Row 2: J. Bowersock, B. Stahl, J. Stetler, A. Alvarez, K. Stanley, J. McGough, P. Ray, C. McCIonahay. Row 3: K. Pontius, S. Kindell, G. Holes, K. Merkle, J. Lahmon, D. Sites, C. Crosby, J. Martinez. Row 4: B. Broten, J. Uncapher, D. May. Row 5: Coach Htttle, Coach Creager. 'Q Freshmen Football The 1978 VW Freshmen Football Team posted a 1-4- 1 record after defeating Ottawa in their lst game. Then problems beset the team, and they lost their next 4 games: a total of only 8 points were sacrificed during these losses. ln the final game against Definace, they suffered their greatest defeat. Despite the record, the young Cougars gained valuable experiences, proper Sites for a touchdown! attitudes, and a deeper insight of football as a sport. .W Q X ,. X. sm., 'FM' ,' Ma E. Lady Spikers Set Sensational Season I -X Top to Bottom: Coach Thomas, Coach Hurless, J. Hill, J. Nieman, P. Rickner, P. Fleming, M. Shrum, L. Thomas, L. Hoffman, C. Ridenour, L. Markward, L. Packer, C. Drevas, ' Mng. V. Custer, and M. Ridenour. L. mf' 1-2 Lynn and Shorts stretch for the Block. Exciting, Enthusiastic, Energetic, Vivacious, Determined: these adjectives described the 1978 edition of Cougar Volleyball. The Varsity, led by the experienced hands and minds of 6 seniors, provided thrills for all involved with a very respectable 12-4 record, the best in Cougar Volleyball history. Wins came at the hands of many challenging teams, losses were given up to St. Johns, Celina, St. Marys, and Lima Bath in tournament play. Those seniors leading the way were Captain Laura Packer, selected lst Team All League and recipient of the Cougar awards for most serves and most receptions, Chreyl Ridenour, a 1st Team All League selection and the Cougars leading setter, and Julie Nieman, receiving League Honorable Mention and the Cougars' blocker award. Rounding out the seniors were hitters Polly Fleming, Peg Rickner, and Lynn Thomas, each selected to the Honorable Mention Team. Fleming was the Cougars leading hitter, Rickner had the most-3rd hits, and Thomas the most dlnks and service aces. Backing up these people were Linda Markward and Lori Hoffman, two outstanding substitutes. Cecilia Drevas, a senior exchange student, filled out the roster. Peg slaps one back. The Cougar Junior Varsity record- ed their best season to date and the first winning season of 9 wins and 6 losses. These girls were capably led by co-captains Julie Hill and Marilyn Shrum. In preparation for next year's varsity team, these eight la- dies provided the fans with thrills and excitement throughout the sea- son. 7 4 ,ff ,wt .5191 T ' . g,.V,: i b . I ,, fl .X ,.,,, , ,, ' H K' af. ,, I ig f 'K f ' V .1 .fi , ,J W L. to R.: J. Thomas, M. Shrum, P. Geissler, S. Hartge, T. Patsiavos, J. Hill, D. Potsie feeds 'em one! Freck. G. Alvarez. f-.11 .,.. V- 1- -- L WW WT' Z ' ,Q ' ' ,, 'H .M - . Q . Q11 , 4 V, g .W 54-new 2 'ff 1'-V -1 fa. 1. 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Van Wert placed 1st in the Second Annual Dephos Invitational Tournament with an 18 hole score of 320, and recorded another 1st place finish in the Sectional Tournament at the Auglaize Golf Club in Defiance, with a score of 326. Unfortunately, the Cougars bowed out of tournament play by placing 7th in District Competition. Outstanding individual efforts were recorded by Dave Conn and Jim Brazen. Both young men shot 76's in the W.B.L. playoff, only to be beaten in sudden death. On the first hole Brazen's par gave him a second place finish, while Conn's bogey gave him a third place finish. Experience and team consistency played a vital role in the Cougar's success this season. Playing their last year for Van Wert were Most Improved Player, Dave Conn, Bob Ferrell, Craig Hangartnerg and Kevin Prill. . E F 'eq .54 , ,Akai gg A ' 1., .f , , , if f,,, -,. 'fm-. 44 ' 1 nf, '4 'f:f ', f . FQ: w- ' .',7'f: ?i'tq'JIf' 1 ir -..- ' ' I Brazen in his back swing. . . 5 .,..-, -14,ueeH'vA'f Q . .4 H 'I . f' . ......,. w..,..V-.-My .L gf Golf Team Posts REP In mvors 164' Ream' an GREENS BALL 'Winans WT:-.. fF ' Eff' , - '1- s -- X1 ' , . ,J 73 w l..'1'!.-ii'-'Tia M-4-159: 5 ' ---: . 4 L fr -if .,...... , ' A if one 'Ny' N s g ym I W' Q L-, ...ns v 6 H A I l if ll V , 'Q f '2-: Mfg?-' f ei' f A W' 1,1 f '+L' pity , I if Z 2 ff ...f . . ef' fm' -t , it N, ' i . I Q ' al, ,A D L A .. I H Z ,A V, Ii Vi Y nv l .,s. 2 5 'H L ,.,r r ue- ,, ., - ri L ff f sfgikff., ' . , , V if 3 'w- L l v s f . f :lx ' f ' -'f- L ' .. , . -1 'A f L , vas., , Lx , N. , ETS' . v .W 1 ' ' A , I C P , ' g, , 4 , , . , -J-.f -J' Outside: K. Andre, J. Miracle, K. Arathur, Coach Smith, N. Allen, L. Ladd, S. Dunham. Center: J. Darwood, K. Parkanzky, B. Clarke. Girls Tennis eam .fy i M. M 2, me , A ' ' ' ' :ww ,, . H, ..,, L M : , .... ..,. . f W 3 iiii fi zu r' 1 le. L Jiri wi fA-. '-, - if Qi: 'V5f!Z,- 5' X, . f ff 1 32 Doubles Team prepares for action. B' C'a ke Ioosens UP f0f 3 matfihl Maintaining their league record at 2 wins and 2 losses, with 2 wins and 8 losses overall, the Lady Cougar Tennis Team held its own against the stiff competition in the WBL. Senior co-captains Jaymee Bowen and Jackie Dar- wood provided strong leadership for an inexperienced, yet hard working line-upg they were aided by lst year senior Nancy Allen, who proved to be a strong doubles competitor. Rain brought an early end to the season, washing out the final '4 games and the girls' hopes of building upon the experience gained during the year. M, , ,. -f-.....f-...m...,,,.,,-.MW - r at ff.: 1, 2, i 'X ., as-.,, -fi f . -X-W... - .,..s.....,, .N-0--..-........ Bowen, J. 'AA ' Wx, rib' 'mug ' if 3'5QV'xfA'9HfHjjtgfQ'9'4iy: yvgi ff., I M ?'w,15 we 'ff ',, 4, sole, 16' i ,Is W QQ page ,piwaqg gf. f ivy., ' 'V 4f?2'?,. DD, L. -, 4',Q,,',l ' H4 ?if'e-ifszzfifieff .am-1. f s . 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H 1' QQ? 5532414456 'f , 411 Q' ,f,'4.',554M fr J'fA .' ' 2.1 ,5-ziWj,,1f' 'Q mgevhegwwwgda ,V :YJ fwmid lipgag c ' V- , M I . W I 51 N Q 5 5 .ff 'A' ! ne . .,, Lfw' ll 'W -5- s,1xy,-' :., ,jg i ' ,,N Maw .un , . '.-W:x,,- is fi 5 H ' 4 'R 't A 4' Q? ffzzxl .3 4 ix ' JSM 1 A rf, ' ,-v'ffl-ef ,Mft 0 . C sb x I if -G . i Q Jackie warms up before a decisive match. Sam. 4 A YQ . 4. Cross Country Runners Chase Goals During Season Kneeling: T. Kalb, T. Dull, J. Bagley, K. Coil, J. Baxter, A. Miller, T. Clay, B. Lewis. Standing: Coach McGonagIe, D. Packer, M. Almandinger, E. Voglerg stats, L. Hiegel, S. Rasor, and J. Rudag T. Myers, A. Amlien, D. Klausing. uf J ji 4 4 fr' ' ' Q r , . . .- - ,,. .J- THE PACK The 1978 Cross Country squad, coached by Kevin McGonagle, completed a suc- cessful 10-4 season. Much of the success was achieved by a team willing to withstand summer conditioning and grueling mileage to achieve team and personal goals. Three of the four 1978 losses were to teams which qualified for State Competition in Columbus. Highlights of the season included a third place finish in the W.B.L., a 7th out of 21 teams at Findlay, and 5th out of 14 teams in the sectional. Top individual honors went to Co-Captains Tim Kalb and Bret Lewis, who were among the nine qualifiers from the Ottawa Sectional advancing to the District Meet. - X' 'M HA' , r r f, -6 Aw 1 1 ':,A A ff .X 4 X r f Q QQ Tr KC' e rf' if 'N-Y. Y D . xr L A N K A ffx if v ,- ,, jig,-1 r X , ,,, Q, ji My gf- bg ,, . A ' ri 5 ' ff 7' e r .fe of ' vw shi 5 , r r r r rr- , ' .,,, wg f ff , I , yi ..4'. A A ' I 1 4, W15' ff ,f r Q Q : 551 . 11. 0,7 , V , W, ., S at 3 . .R ' 2 'ii ,I 1 X ,E C Ax 1 A, 7 M NV ..,' f'Q, W 3 , Q, V 'k i' eff . L 1 ofiz-41 v 4 ffs I pw, -,,, Y VfQk,A 'UQ -Tix - ,KE-N ,N f- xv ,r i AEM. Q3-' J iw... 'GG' rfvif nm M xr I f x , - f' 'I , , 4 1 ' wp- K' f' J . K 'kj an-,, 'Q fu ' div! 4 A! ' W ,X , I, 5. .s M. WZ- lr' I Z: :X J '20 J. ir Q Vs 'Rf 'X , , U. I ' ' an f ' Qi. -x 'fi eq i., ,W fo A Arm ,bv Lewis crosses over to victory. Varsity Basketball eam Kneeling: B. Dunn, K. Gordon, J. Brazen, D. Gribler, T. Dull. Standingi Coach Miflnig, K- Sauers I. Hyrsky, B. Strick, M. Proffitt, B. Clifton, D. Conn, D. Methot, Coach Bagley, i v fi ' v i We-free-ef i-Q . . 1 B if ' , 5 '25 'A W D i 4 i- 93 :ix . 1- -- - -r f, f 1 . .ie f 9' f A .1 . A . ' 5 :II I VV XY? . . 'Q ni' it an . 1. f . .i ' 1 , 4 R Ka . 5 .,, ff: f W re B ' f 19 B ' '2 . '. . - ,, M V. X, .: ff .. N ' f' I 4' V ., . Q B, gk F .. 4 . ' A . N the H we - Here, pass me the baIl. . V' ,. S+ 'F B- ,.....-...W--.Qin--'--0--' ...ff .N e .. - . ,fd 7 ,... . e B. Strick springs for the jump. U f V7 D. Gribler gets the tip. W -' N J ,f 1' tag . A B. Strick passes to B. Clifton. is I, - Although the scores in the win-loss col- umn did not reflect a victorious season, the Varsity Basketball Team's fortitude pre- vailed. Of the games lost, 7 were by 5 points or less. The season's opening games reflect- ed the exciting, hard-paced action typical of VWg then they ran into problems, losing their next 2 key games. Highlights of the season included the near defeat to Lima Senior and the lst half of the game against Delphos St. John, in which they were down by only 6 points. Statistically, the year was good. Those honored included M. Proffitt, free throw '76 with 73fZ: and 80 assists: K. Gordon, with a 5196 field goal 'kg B. Clifton, with 157 re- bounds: and B. Strick, with 34 recoveries. M. Proffitt was named to the WBL Honorable Mention list. ww., ag' V? i , ll Rss-ef 111595 fins! X, 4 f . . M . at 1 Q ,L.,1. is ' if If' ' f VRNQQY-- ' 'Qbs K Lf11 V KXXA ---- Q' is N Q V I SA K YH 'Tap Q ..l ,l A 1 -3 - P M4 S . 9 sg ' . ss 1 is - Q2 1 ' J, , .1,' VV H lm, Kneeling: T. Dull, T. Brown, D. Brubaker, M. Murphy, R. Riffle, K. Gordon. Standing: S. Moynihan, J. Bagley, S. Bebout, Coach Creager, S. Gribler, D. Gribler, S. Brubaker. Cougar Reserves Have .500 Season S S - . 4'-4 4, ,, Ww:ziis,4W,, .J or s it S. Brubaker shoots from the coffin corner M. Murphy drives in for a lay-up. Expecting to win only 2 or 3 games, the 9-9 record turned in by the Van Wert Reserve Basketball Team was a testimony to the fine attitudes and dedication of the players. By the end of the season, 3 players moved up to try their skills at the varsity level. However, the team held its own. Statistically, they shot 3696 from the field and 6296 from the line during the season. Outstanding members receiving credit included Tim Dull, field goal percentage and OERQ Mick Murphy, free throw percent- age, Steve Gribler, most assists, recoveries, and rebounds. Not only was it a good season, but everyone had a lot of fun. Go Cougars! ff .W NH. 6.i.... V lv Row 1: A. Alvarez, J. Benevidaz, Row 2: T. Crawford, G. Black- more, T. Roth. Row 3: B. Stahl, B. Kuhlman, R. Tillet, K Merkle. Row 4: J. Bagley, C. Crosby, C. Rhoades, D. Sites. Row 5: T. Lybarger, Coach Schilb, S. Miller. Frosh Gain W.B.L. Crown ll 'U Freshmen after WBL crown. iv me --ar e ill INC!! calf r The Cougar Freshmen Basketball Team en- joyed a fine season, compiling a 13-3 record. Cap- ping the regular season play was the WBL Fresh- men Tournament Championship game with a 55- 52 overtime win with Elida. Because of the loyal determination shown by the members of the Frosh Team, Van Wert will have some exciting basketball games to look forward to in the future. s 'Ls -ff.. 1 s. x..,,,J J. Bowen tries for 2 more. f . I ' . .L L. .. .- m L :LL 1 3 -. L,.- . . Lf ,,QL.gQ -f----- L L L' L'- LLL- - . LL - ' J 'N L 1 Q - . . ,..,B L - - L, -L L -- 'x ' 6 .X LA Q f ' L .LL ,.. L W 1 .age x fs '- . x A L 1. .Ii W t A 4 ALLAL Z AL L, L L. .. ................ I .- 5 f K x'kL L ' , -L -M.-L.s,sM.m - L 3 .Q . -B U ne- -- - L N K5 - . L 35 F B Li L . - LL L J Q L w LLL f 1' L 2 I ,TL LL. L,,L . L. E L, 1 -L E in 5 1 3 ,Lg F LL.. N D LLLL L L I I . ' L . M-XL ' - -- ,, L XL r . Q LV :Ls IL Q.. I ' 5 'c 1 . L L f u ' 5 , V , 5 0 5 X x 1 ' X --QL. ... - Cougars Bottom: P. Markward. -af R fx Fleming, J. Bowen, L. Thomas. Top: L. Hoffman, D. Springs, M. Clay, L. -1 'WT'-1 L. Hoffman demonstrates her soft touch . g . 73 L. Bakle attempts a bank shot. Scrappy player-to-player defense and the 1-2 scoring punch of Sr. Capt. Jaymee Bowen and Soph. Lori Hoffman led the Lady Cougar Cagers to a 12-5 season and a 4th place finish in the WBL. The Cougars gained victories over such teams as Kenton, Coldwater, Celina, and Wapak: losses came from Delphos St. John's 125, Bath, Defiance, and LCC. The Lady Cougars tied or set a total of 29 team and individual records: J. Bowen: leading scorer, best free throw '75, most assists: L. Hoffman: best field goal Wa, most re- bounds: and M. Clay: most recoveries. Other players de- serving credit were Srs. Polly Fleming and Lynn Thomas, Jrs. Missy Clay and DeeDee Springs, and Soph. Kim Arthur. Not only did Jaymee Bowen set both an individual and new school career record for most points, but she was honored by being named Honorable Mention for the Class AA Northwest District Team: following this, she was named to the WBL 1st Team. P. Fleming and L. Hoffman were also singled out with Honorable Mentions. ,H f5?f' , , , ifff f'1 's- 31' 'K 'A . 1 Y J' L, ' l V ..,., , i 0 , .ei. 5 N 'ii- ' A 5 V? f f ' I n : ,: 3 , ff m-'Kfm 'a' 1 . , XX., I l X 5- ' ' , rw, .,,, V ,if ' ' i , 1 , i, , 1, gf? 9 Nl ' I ' ' 1 M Xi 3 1 J . 2? 'ff E If g W , ,.,. T ' M' 5 e l 'if-.vis M 'WM I , K Q' ., 44 'w,- 1- 'L' 1' 'Xi y Row 1: M. Kesler, D. Freck, M. Humrickhouse, P. Butler. Row 2: J. Andre, K. Arthur, S. Hartge, S. Rasor. Row 3: K. Stripe, T. Laukhuf, L. Bakle, S. Shaffer. The Reserve Team's season record was 7-9. X Cheerleading Squads Ky, i 15,3162 x - .Vv . -- w I, ,T V -' P 9.1 ' ' W 1 ' 'nf W' .Q 1 4 zlgffig x ' A ff ,, A 4 1,7 eh ' uv , J e 3 ' 3, 'f x f J W. 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W J r.ne nnnen J W ,-... 1. A , K R , X ff: V i ,r., M55 .5 J , F my . , ' 1. .-', , 1 ,.',' gg. , V V, I , V -,.' , . V ., N, , ., - .54 N -QV' f. J. M! ww, . 4, , , - 7- egg, ,,- -,4,1,,. '- f , .,,' 4 V f'f': 1' ' V' 'MT . ' - W 1 ' . T ' . 'f5,i2,i1g, :N K 3 ' 'f , 7 . Q V W V.'fff'fg-v kv f .V .,'b f fl Nl. me H . ...frwf 'af . f J Frosh Football: Standing: T. Errett, L. Young, S. Bolenbaugh, D. Painter, M. AYTISTUTZ. Reserve Football: Top to Bottomzg J. Linser, A. Hetrick, B. Fowler, D. Davies, T. Foreman. un Q R 5' . I , moss Locus , l Varsity Basketball: B. Alvarez, D. Brumback, L. Harting, J. Edinger, R. - ' A Pate, M. Morgan, A. Hetrick, J. Jerome, K. Kyser. .2 ,V J 422' Iv. ...f 47.41 lx 65 Pago-1 for Qxfggk U In A H J It f, mn' , 'M ' Reserve Basketball: Top to Bottom: J, Linser, B. Allen, T. Foreman, L Linser. Frosh Basketball: Top to Bottom: F. Bell, M. Amstutz, K. Kreischer, S. Bolenbaugh, L. Young. fP9sw'f??,.. .' , H-MW. ,.,, . ,,,, ,, .,,,.,k ...W i. Edinger struggles for the pin. Front: R. McGough. Kneeling: K. Gerald, B. Thiebaut, L. Kilton, J. Edinger, J. Eickholt, P. Boyer, K. Boroff. Standing: M, Bricker, C. Mosier, B. McGough, J. McGough, J. Garwood, R. Davis, T. Campbell, M. Scheidt. Back: J. Lahmon, L. Jackson, T. Terhark. V.W. Matmen Return To Respectability A K-lo g,,, V M. Springer claims his victory. The Cougar Wrestling Team returned to respectability in 79, presenting VWHS with its lst winning season and most wins ever in the school's history. Recording a 6-3 WBL record C6-5 totaly earned the Matmen a 3rd place in the WBL, 4th in the WBL Tournament, and 5th in Section- als. Hard work, sweat, 2-a-day practices, and Saturday sessions proved the dedication of Buti's Men. Outstanding records were set during the season: M. Springer C20-43: best wrestler in Napoleon Tournament, 3rd in WBL, lst in Sectional, VW's Outstanding Wrestler, J. Eickholt C18-65: 2nd in WBL, 3rd in Sectional, J. Edinger C17-51: lst in Napoleon Tournament, 2nd in WBL and Sectional, K. Boroff C11-35: 2nd in WBL, 3rd in Sectional, VW's Most Improved Wrestler, and P. Boyer Q14-75. Van Wert Wrestling was definitely in contention in 793 Van Wert Wrestling is definitely here to stay! Nix-,R .... - - rs .,:, - .sk , 5 gQT 1' K 'N Varsity Matmen Q 4' Z 1, ,T 4 P Killer Kilton at work. X X xx 47 ll H - 1 ' I 4 ' V lb , A . L, 1 ua- 5 . L ' .' L. QLKEQL Q ,L L- L 5 l L L r ixi L.L..LLLLL LL . L f ' L L 9 L L iii , is LQ' ' ' if W V 3 if fi if ' '5 LL -. -B - 'L .kdw l ,- . ,l ' f ' Q D 1 if-X f L .ovnmqgx rn :Ls H Qt. x, if . . N, KM We if 1 ,LVL f M ' '5HQ' ff f 1 5' i g. Lf .L Q if I r virus... ,ffl if M, Q , L ,, g f' ' L.. . fn f - -' L - L m p . L L W-. - Bru clears 12'6 with style and plen- ty of room. . s 'S K xiiixi f V ci' li M Ns, . L, ev Lx L ': ' J l- f- Q' 11 I, L ,I gh -. ei L. :LX xxx NX Lk L ' LL L AL Y , QL Y if 3 i x -.L J ! g, , T Wi S ' iw 5 H' J' L J ' - 2 tw. L - . ,L 4 ,, QL .... I, . Lf -f . v ' 2 .L flow! kkr: 1 4 Li . Lx ,L I I LL ,. L -Q .L y x .1 X' x Ls ,.,.L .L if x -... L ' K' K .' - ... - V-.et ' ' Iii! - .mfr ,L Q S, ' ' M A 4 Ng, xi: ,Q ' ' , N1 is 7 AL XT ' ' 2 Q - 2 ,Z , , r .1 L ' X 'Yu if E E 2- L L - L R .L ,. .f-1 i .K-1Lg:Lp uhwxatbii- LL . .L '- . . ' -, Q . LT.,-' L' TL. LL L I ,V ,.5,,LL i L LL., ,gg ,H L L , ,--. L 1 1 , ' L 1 ' - i of L- , H .:L .43 vmum - J 1 h- ' '. -X - .- LA. L.,,.f L. ,L-.J-nf, K f. L.L fm, egg . .1 ' 'L 4g', rf'i-:P ,'L--h Q 9i'RlE?5'WV , 4 1 5.-Q LP. L - ' 1 V Qs f' L 3- ..,fL . C, 'fL,if'x'. v 'C L ,A L .L -'-R1t4f'e..L-if A ' .:, j'-1-1 t X .QL LL4 ,' it AL L L..j ., fig '. Lv-ali . -N Lv-:1 'K .-ie.L'.- V ,, -' L . N'.,.-- he w. m,iv'Q- 4 ,QM . . .. .. . L L 4 L tfQ5giiaSi'Mw,Q-LL L, Front row: K. Stripe, J. McGough, D. Brumback, B. Lewis, J. Ruddock, E. Vogler, T. Kalb, KL Tillet, D. Packer, K. Coil. Standing: Coach J. Buti, J. Terhark, R. Nye, K. Claire, L. Harting, S. Ridenour, S. Brubaker, J. Lahmon, B. Knodel, J. Boaz, K. Merkle, B. Spiegle, M. Hayes, J. Nye, B. Brubaker, J. Bagley, G. Blackmore, B. Alvarez, Asst. Coach D. Kleman, manager K. Pontius. . -f.- ,,uw . L ,.. 1 . mn - .. . H, A gg. . N - ,U -A .-., : S .eggs 9' .3,f,5ss?FLf x f .. f?'.2f': .gf-2' Ld , -1-, I , , Fx: . L, 'LL V ,gg A , .,.., . N g X' r tl if-A Wx - .Li + L- ' - L: -scsaisswi fvs i 51'-f L .Lark ,i if' X unsung Q - ' J ' Lv -3 i. r QL 56.4 fl I ' L' , it 1 4 K ,L K k .21 L L.a,rL.L A QA: if ,-k' ' L L, jnnvyla L,,,f,fL. -fc-Q. wtwvwahfkfm LMQKY' - J I' - L 'WI' Y 'V 'A b L . L L I , .L , QL .. ki f L L ,L ,. LL L ' J J we ew 'Lf .- L.. L. L M L LL ,s-L, LL-L' LL LL : , .L W L ,L ,Wx :.gi'M'g-get W, ,- ,.. 'L W . 'swf z L .x.2,,,-,Le it LL LL L. will 'tl Y ' LL -farm T. Kalb picks up his pace for the last lap of the mile. J. Boaz winds up for the shot. The Cougar Thinclads turned their program around in the '79 season, building from the 0-8 season of last year to the 4-4 record of this year. Excellent performances were surpassed only by the superior attitudes, hard work, and strong mo- tivation to win. Leadership came from the sen- iors: Tim Kalb, Eckhard Vogler, Bret Lewis, and Dave Brumback. Individual and team records were impressive. Three school records fell during the season: E. Vogler, jumped 21'3 , John Boaz threw the dis- cus 142'6 , and Bob Alvarez set a 40.9 record in the low hurdles. if M li -135:-v .I 1 G' lW9'F4pun-a,.. we-uw ,V 1, ,i T ' ' as ff, ' ' ' I, ,'i V 'A 'Q l4:,j! ,X wl- U M' l I 1 I 5 ..--... 15 'ESL-Q .L .1 , , Q f M .A 9' N H fi , 'I .ww - -'1 sl -fr Y: xii? Y 4 I Q5-.-lr: - Uv- ' 41- M' L A. T. ,rri 5 fjfyi ' pa 7, f'W1':! 1, -' A A 'L ' -+r, 4 ff f -W we , I- - M ig , .-vf . -. 1,341 - f riii ' fzsf' N' ' fri 1. gh . , .1 ,,W.,.,,, , . , V I ,I .gf 9 Distance runners Lewis and Bagley test their stamina. i 4 ., 5951 4 4 45 ceo..- Another good handoff for the relay S ! , 1 . H: 9 .. . v ug . .. - . .L .. MM x-b- L. - A -:.:WNwn. ,Q N-l - . - E. , ,yi -T -1, ,..,g -N F 1 5 'wg Y Egzzrr--..:.:4r -T -5 . . 4. ' S ' Q sk 4 fzw' . f.f.:., 'tfY f W1fT'1'f ' .iii 'ff .. ff! 2 ' T K - :Tp 'ff l 4.e.a-ga-4-M-fffwf lf:f:1:vff-ff M : 3952 1' -. -- , . .. . .,,x . W..W . ! . 1 ,N ri Q, .. 2- rt W ,, . - . .Q U . .. . dw. Q K .QQ Y :..,, Y we ' . ,, . Q'-!-- Jaymee Bowen releases the discus for a decent throw. Kneeling: Reets, C. Ernst, D. Painter, D. Freck, Row 2: L. Bakle, L. Hoffman, D. LeClair, T. Laukhuf, P, Butler, S. Harting, T. Laukhuf, T. Pats: avos. Row 3: D. Springs, L. Markward, M. Clay, D. Smith, C. Edinger. Roof: V. Bywaters, J. Bowen, P. Rickner, S. Thiebaut, P. Fleming. ' ww . f. fr if v2, k fff ., - f fr ' .L fi ' 27, W 'LA ffywlvl if P r 'T 5 . . . ' Q f r -.f i f at 'Th - ' ai, I ':'1tMV ' ff ' W M '3 ff' w at wx . T! r . 'A it 'A ' ,, 'Y I 'M' Y- .... 2 if JI f it T. . LW' H W .f 'T T A M n : ff - . , ,,. t W .Ml - I . - A ' A , . ff P' T ' . ' '-V i t 155 - ' - ,ifirg m ' 'Q , I' l.g,ze.- ,-M ' ' if ' M 3 . 1. .f.' f ir? I ff W ' p w Q . 'H -. ' ' . ff.. . ' 1, is-'W U A ., ff' , . ' X . ' f ' f Ykffjd-' .1 fZ7f ':. W-, , , ' 37 ,, 'If'-i,,., ' 0 , '2 9lf ,Cui Knut' 4 . . ,A fgagiez, . 'V -1' 'ie' f Dee Dee strides out in the 440. Missy Clay stretches for a 1st place berth in the long jump. grin affxag? l VX sf'- if , ,',, ' ' l'+. 7' N , , M J r, 4' f' ,L f if Qlfi, ' .5 wig. , ' ? . :fA w I ' 7 76, W' . . , rfyn I I H7 i, 'X i J 5 X ' A .L 4, ..'.- I ' f' ,aft f V' ',. 4 - , , 2 . , V f . -1 f W' , 0 SZ 0'gW'f1f..:9 .4 - . N ,A f 1.41, 2 l Paula and Dusky head for the finish. Potsic hands off to Tweetie in the 880 relay. Girls Track: Small In Number, Big In Desire And Determination The Dusky to Missy handoff in the 440 relay gives them the edge for lst place. K Small in number, but big in desire and determination sums up the 79 Girls Track season as 20 young Cougar ladies combined their efforts to run, jump, and throw for a 3-6 seasonal record. Coming from a poor 9th place showing in 78, these ladies placed 5th in WBLg the 440 yard relay team of S. Harting, D. Freck, M. Clay, and P. Butler placed lst. Also performing well were D. Freck, finishing 2nd in the 220, and M. Clay, jumping to a 2nd place in the long jump with a new school record of 16'13A1 . Others placing were J. Bowen and P. Butler, 4th place in the shot and 100 yard dash respectively. The Mile Relay Team of Springs, Rickner, Butler, and Freck placed 4thg finishing 6th was the Med- ley Relay Team. Battling cold rain and mud, the ladies moved to Sectional com- petetion where Dawn emerged as the only competitor to move on to District at BGSU, where she finished 3rd. Others who placed were members of the 440 Relay Team, Medley Relay Team, and Bowen in the shot put. , . Cougar Netmen V Dale argues for the point. ' . .g,w. v: v.m,. i w' A iw:-se - .fx - - P ' K ,jggvy f..:3fyQf!fSwsv,e..f' . - aw-N - v gil fwf K. , . 0 .g:cg-,wSSS'..--'QSQSKQ .3 S Q, -... ., J ' FL-.. -ff -..--. fx M. -fg. e?ifxf-f1gs Q .1f ' . .. ' - v , ' - e e ,. , . 1, ,,. 1- f ... X,,,,-.- , J 'ffl , A A 1,-.W -1.4:,.3.,fp3 qf '4'i' ' -- ' . .'. . f-L '5?.f-1 ' - 5? - -.-L. X if fi , 'J f 5-P' f 2 if-... 'kj A 1f..,,, ' I ' k su-, X '. 1 1 - 3 1 Q f fi Ng, 'L A. .- x f I Y 1 r . gl ' QV' A ? Kg . L y ff .,. t ii . . 1 1 ,7 -fn. 5. J .. S a 'H .vagal .- ye' if EWQ. -5551 -N f l k 'kt 1- X.. Z' 1-32 A JH- Fr- K' T1 ., z . . .k it .... gig ,.... , ., k 5 F 23. 5 5 .. Y' 1 :x v :f'-in . :,..:s:i - -. - x . mrzxwmr The 2nd doubles team goes back for a smash. W an WX az awww .a mp sam is 'WWW' ,Se . Q. i 5 1 . g., - AM N K if ' Q ' Y . - ' Mfmfikl - ,Ag was xg' -5 V N ,QQQ i A ., L. W sig- -o..fm.,... . VX asf.-N ,h .-fs.: ff. ,, . Q . :L 'ef .,.M..a .. a ' 51 . . , E J . 'rj 1. ., xg- .I 4 2, it J--L .ve Front Row: M. Waddle, R. Arthur, D. Butler, B. Ferrell. Back Row: J. Stetler, J. Martinez, R. Brant, D. Brubaker, S Ferrell, C. Bissell, T. Lybarger. MN R. Arthur aces his opponent. The 1979 Cougar Tennis Team was paced by senior Randy Arthur, lst singlesg Dale Butler, 2nd singles, and Mitch Waddle, 3rd singles. However, the Cougars' forte was doubles play. The lst doubles team of senior Bob Ferrell and freshman Charlie Bissell combined for a 7-4 win loss record, while the 2nd doubles team of sophomore Steve Ferrell and Ron Shultz registered an 8-3 record. Other varsity winners were sopho- mores Dan Brubaker and Bill Cahoon, and junior Rod Brant. X 4 be 5 'Q ' S 355 Q, vc vain E x rm a'5'xsxs ,ygajf ' K I 4 Front L Evans, S Hartge S Bebout M Murphy D Methot M Thompson T Metzger L Moser Back M Hxegel B Struct, D Conn P Barr J Brazen B Clifton M Proffitt D i I T if' f .wi 'sg The way it was! 'radix . X. f . '- . ,sn A B. Strict readies for the pitch. gi ., , , K K K k ' -4 QQ. Outstanding attributes for the 1979 Varsity Baseball Team were hustle, hard work, and deter- mination. They finished the season 5-10, with a 4- 5 mark in the WBL. Highlighting the season was the stupendous victory over St. Marys halfway through the season. The final, sweet victory over Ottawa during the final game obliterated the oth- er losses. Special recognition and awards went to Mike Proffitt, batting average, Dave Uncapher, stolen bases, Bill Clifton, fielding average, Phil Bair, ERA average, and Mickey Murphy, The Cline Award. Receiving All-Star Recognition were M. Proffitt, B. Clifton, and Dick Methot. J.V. Baseball Front Row: J. Benavidez, T. Crawford, J. Gamble, A. Venekotter, C. Rhoades, Waters, J. Bolton, R. May, C. Alvarez, R. Tillet. Back Row: Coach B. Crosby, B. Kuhlman, J. Edinger, T. Roth. 2 W 'l-. T ' I 'i J X M 'ff . '2 W ' 4 ' - ?v i J' M 'sz -R t ..'. 1 H qi' ci fvfixtULf,- f'4,'f5fN J f Q 1 aa. f 'YK , - X .. -. .lifgg i5,,.:gr.: ..f 'k ' A -Qwgiig . ' ,.h, ,..'f-. . .,,. , W ,,.,, ,,,, .:' . .N yagg-..,,:,.7,mwmmuwqlg 'M A A .mw:.f-A o'.e r 1 1. . . +A . . .. . . . - 'rral . r .. fxee A . by ,. fs-wzfw ,. -t 1 . . - . ,--- ' W . - .. , . .. t....,.. A pw. . ,,. ..'- i. V , , 'f,s15k' ,,f, ..4-,,,,M,,.,fA,.v,5. . I, M gefg-:ima ' . . ' I - fig .-1' i t -M, ,MQ tr x' ggggglqda- . - ' f- V' A. Alvarez studies the pitcher's technique. I -5' ' ' '- A ' V f - A - Comprised of 11 freshmen and 2 sopho- mores, the JV Baseball Team recorded a O- 9-1 season. This young and inexperienced team found itself pitted against many teams of sophomores and juniors. Because of foul weather, many of the season's games were cancelled. Craig Rhoades, the leading hitter, averaged a .321, while Todd 8 Roth followed with a .280 average. Tillet gets a hit. 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' 6 W . dxf , W , . , You're in good hands , .. .,.,........mu-. -as . -, ' ,,t:3'z'4f K. fir! ff' ,4 14+ 1 How do I get out of this thing. l i A3 , t f Yl E L On September 1st, the County Fair returned to Van Wert. Because of the excitement and thrills, the paths of one and all eventually led to the fairgrounds. Thurs- day night the crowds were treated to the instrumental performance of the VWHS Marching Band. The fascina- tion, exhibits, and fun times captivated everyone for the entire week. ' Q rli t. M' Finns do it better' C. Bissel, Pres.g, T. Lybarger, Treas.g G. Blackmore, V Pres. ummm-namm...,..,., mmm..f.Mwm,, ' , ' ff . my at A. ,, . . , ,,, A 3 , , ,' A :fl ,, 472 . gfb I ,, MM ,K 7:5 ,J W,, I hm ' 4 'V f f H I 4.17, ' . ' 2 ' 4' ' V :em ' A. Miller, V. Pres.p J. Edinger, Pres., B. Miller, Treas.g L. Packer, Sec, D. Taylor, Sec.g T. Laukhuf, Sec.g J. Miller, Pres., J. Linser, V. Pres. v if-. . ', wr . 5 . . IX . K. Gordon, Treas.g D. Scheidt, Sec., J. Brazen, V. Pres.: G. Jones, Pres. N r' Class Followers 1 V' ik 1 1 ,5 ':,-V Q-,rf ,af - Thank goodness for calculators! 3 9 2 v 'Y fp -W, ' V758 ak .,.,, , Z , Qx , . m 5 of Q f I 'Z 'N . t . 4255 , ' A 'Z V5 ,,-1 8 l fa uy fi i Q., , , nf To Study Or No .... To Study . -f ,wmww-f I V' I 1 a 5 'lsr i? Q L A L- E25 -5 X XX ,O , A ,VWV kan J KZ!! I 'WMXQE pliglf M QMM -f f.., f 5404 ah . That Is The Question .x S --QMM if ME' fwfr, cf ,,,.-' I I d, WM ,n., M h Ns'-'W 4 ' A Sam and Lorl play house Dan and Tomi, a devilish d 'v , 'X h an Uma i- 7 i 'Q' f I' , v Mark works in Physics lab. ,Q -XXXWN I ,Mu .qv 1'-'ff' mf-Qi l ,xy V 1 . ,J , y - 12 9- W Ai i- UI. f A in . L Q ' V 2'. 0' ' W., lf f-Q M. - my A 5 159 . 1 6 Q .'- ' M. 'H-.. .,,x N, If you saw what I saw, you'd smile too! ? Disproving the laws of gravity. A a Lett's Skate Provides Thrills And Spills In keeping with the times, Ex- calibur sponsored a Student Life Night at Lett's Skate during March. Hours of rolling on wheels were followed by trips to Molly's, McDonaId's, and Pizza Hut, where students were able to enjoy re- freshments at discount prices. Betsy tackles Bob E 1 , N N X R N , ' 1 , 1. ,W , W 1 X 1 w 71 Taking Care 0f Business f 2 ' -aa, ' N s 5 . my 5 5 s ,., - H s E' dl , Lia rf, 4 M f f f I ,. 4.,... . 'X :L A, W ...W 0 H , is 1 E -.I ,..--4' 2 4 , Q 1 6 5.. 3 3lfQ?.f.,, 1 3 1 f r -- ---...rg- .Pl eldif 5 1 .f 573' I w A 5 mxxh 2 S J! dmv 1' cr HW f QW A wild and crazy kind of chick! ,2 'f' n Open wide and say, Ahhh! HPUT me down, NOW! wqggfr . f,gw1:,W:' fgwsgwjiqg, f, fa, f,, - .J ' V, ' ' . vw, Nm,,,ifh-Wav,,'1,fW1,f5,,4,, ,.vgm'?4mAff,r!1bz 'V A 4, ., W 5.,',Q,:f ' . ' X'u,??ff?' , ,, ,, 1 U 1 f -W W4:,.,,,,, ,M 1 ,m5rf5?f54wfff , Animal W, ,..... House sig 'f .JI any :J -L.. 2-........, I , ull'- td Q! ' fs . Aff? 5: 219. n v 1.10 . f Y , ' W - 1'1 + 2 yi I 'o in M L 1, 4 2 3 r X- as-rm snr? 41' ' 3t 'f'T, ' ivnv 49 o-1 Jim 4'-oi' 'x JN! A fl J f,A. U E fi! 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T W 5 T T TH -,.,..4,..,4.4i,4.4....4.4....,,,,4..,,,4,4,..4,...4M,,4.o,.4i,iv..:i.o.'Q4.4.oL.,g..,..QT..-,,..4MgA...4.-,e'i Q,...,s.-...,g,,.W...,A.4i..,e.4.M,.1.-V-MM ,,,,,,,,,,,gg ,,,,, M,,M4,,--4.-:c.,---4..-.-.-...,.,.-1:44, as in 43 ' . -i,huaA-o,1b,.y,.ons..u.sr-4.hnf,.4...,...N'..f,-s,-.-,..,....,LY.,,,,,N..,.. ,.,,,. ,...,. ...,.....,y4. ,i f 4,4 rf- .--1 -f-- W1 HMHNM'--'-W -W Marching Machine R f ' K 8 is as ,M x LA . w ww X i 'fb M 'P iii ll 9 we Q is 5, 5 -A 2 ' me Ai X o X X Q ' K .,-' .- fig -s Y ' , sf- X ,gf ' E. ig. 3 A i Q I i ..i5,,., L, r 1 Q -,.,g is . 78 'X' . Camp survivors are welcomed home. 3. vs sW4,fh4'? '7 Q 1 5 ' ,g xi 1 3 1 f 'A 5 4 H Wi 'ew Q 'vt ,, A - ,, Q if ,im 5 ,W , 0 VM 3' ' Q: 'il Q a '. 'Vi Initiation goes over with a splash. X Band members get psyched for half-time per- formance. rf.. rf-'1 4. 3. A 'Yr'V KneeIing:J. Demidovich, M. Koehl, R. Shultz. Center L Follas R Simon K Kyser E Bebout D Amstutz B Thatcher B.GaIbreath,A. Dunn,J. Ruddock,J.Jerome, S Dershem B Muller P Flemmg J Ruffle Back Row D Brumback D Shriver, B. Barton. Band Celebrates 50th Anniversary 1929-1979: the VWHS Band cele- brated its 50th birthday. During the year, members, both past and present, collected pictures and memorabilia covering the many years of the band's history. Highlighting this celebration was the presentation of the portrait of Leonard Wolfe, the first director of VWHS's Band, by his wife and daugh- ter, Mr. Alessendrini, the present direc- tor, accepted the portrait for the Band. kv' My K mVl.,,,,l, , Varsity Band ...IK - 9 Fl? 4. Typical fourth period band rehearsal. .li The Great Maestro 'S' R ,gp if v J Reserve Band Look out, Boots Randolph! JNYK If 1 f uk xX+ +,,, N .u 1 S L? . ' 1 ' 44. x fl - E , .X . 5 1 V m,,X. , l V - AW . .d f tr rim H ' Q ' 'Q t A Q., , Vlflos H1 ,Q if 1. K, ini A . 8,1 'K , Q V' V 'Qi . u fgwforqlf- h lg of . ,A .S5,,- 'kg ,D - i A 1. g ' 3?2'.JSi of ' ff as iii , ' X .,. , xx I ...mvfx . 4 L B 9 Van Wert High School Jazz Band members. Concert Choir Earns Superior Rating The 1978-79 Concert Choir ff' ,pf W7 ff .Q ' E ,ii 39 W fr-f K' Wifi? co i 4 iff ,, , ' 'ff' 1 ...fl ,fx Choir members prepare for their t.v. debut. The Choir performs for the student body during the Christmas assembly. Mark and Lydia sing a duet. S I ..,-,...,.,,.,,.,..,,,,-, f ex at 5,- Women's Chorus ,.. -f 'W 'I il-1 f ,nf Some of the women? r X va . 51 For AH! Sophomore Choir goo at 1 -'W , 4 in if The sophomore choir hard at 'Sw- N 85 Excalibur Staff .,4u5w A glimpse at the Serious Side of Excalibur' Bill Clifton, Laura Packer, Co-editors of '79 Ex- calibur. . zifif' .. -A -N rr 'Z .,, ,S , MGE, L 5 ':'Q.:w2'f -Z , ,, f f M , I Senior members: N. Allen, L. Hoover, C. Hetrick, M. Proffitt, P Rickner. , 'L 'H ' , i ' ,- Q W, 7 ii.. ir. , uf , wi , K Junior members: L. Hines, N. Lybarger, J. Brazen, K. Stripe, L. Becker, G. Jones. i r-3.5, il ,... In Darkroom gf' 'ss , ails Staff members work diligently to meet first deadline. - in is - , . J . V. is 'A by k1:sv ...Y , . Nancy Allen, head photographer. The 1979 Excalibur took a step in a new direction this year by handling not only the editorial display, but also all of the photographic work. With the advent of a darkroom, under the charge of Nancy Allen, a more sincere approach was made for school coverage. Although small, the eclectic staff worked nightly to meet their deadlines. To break the monotony and strain, staffers feted themselves with a lasagna and chicken pre-Homecoming party, Christmas party, photo night at Lett's Skate, and Clif- ton's cowboy hat. l 87 . . . Develops FHAIHERC: Improving Family Life Row 1: C. Earnst, J. Wills, M. Morgan, B. Allen, L. Becker, K. Schroeder, J. Jewett, N. Lybarger, J. Sweet, S. Ford. Row 2: B, Alvarez, P. Winters, P. Alexander, M. Hoffman, K. Bowersock, R. Bevington, L. Mefford, L. Grunden, R. Keipper, Mrs. Polig. Row 3: C. Gilbert, J. Presar, J. Bair, V. Workman, S. Stuart, V. Custer, L. Blanke, D. Kreischer, B. Buechner, L. Saam, C. Trigo. Row 4: D. Smith, C. Edinger, J. Andre, K, Brown, M. Klewer, A. Hoffman, S. Haller, T. Shoop, A. Klinger. Row 5: J. Ruda, L. Eversole, K. Keyser, T. Yahn, L. Linton, M. Conkle, M. Grossnickle. 'sri i ii 'MFT if - ,win .Kita ' 1 A The 1978-79 school year proved to be a busy one the FHAXHERO members. Improving Family Life , the club's theme, was supported by a number of activities, such as a talk on child and marriage counciling, a family banquet, Christmas party, tour of the bridal shop at The Better Half, and designing a fair and Homecoming floats. Michelle Hoffman was elected to the position of Vice President in the state of Ohio: she also served as a National Committee member. Among their many money making projects were ads for stadium cushions, the football concession stand, and the sale of cookbooks. State projects, such as contributing to a chiIdren's hospital, March of Dimes, and Generations Alliance Program highlighted the year. Row 1: C. Ruda, D. Klausing, B. Thatcher, T. Chrispin. Row 2: B. Galbreath, K. Prill, V. Bywaters, B. Miller, A. Dunn. Row 3: D. Baxter, J. Nieman, P. Fleming, T. King, A. Lyon, Mr. Edinger. Row 4: N. Allen, L. Packer, El. Ferrell, R. Kin- dell, L. Hoover, C. Hetrick, J. Riffle. 71:-u Science Club f gmt, . . ...gpm QQ ' if! In ' ff il. ' ,lr A, A l ana 1 - xg A 'i 1 . gf . - W. 'Q ' V lf V . .... if x y my. vi, 'F , . W 1 I , xx 19' T -y T y .YZ li - N ... The future of the world rests with these scientists ' hands. .-A ,x Members of Science Club kicked off the new year by solving the great whirlygig mystery, then turned around and stumped others with the same problem. Meetings were held Monday nights to explore the vast depths of empirical knowledge through games and other perplexi- ties. Highlighting the year was Van Wert High SchooI's first annual Rat Trap Race, featuring homemade rat traps constructed by students. French Club ddsf, iiiis gg I Q Q rel. or ssls is J in e J 5 'B . , .. it Q 5 i . if MA 'ti f W ' . N' ' 'g . . ,. sf - . , -, , ' L AP t sf' . , Q Q l' X ' - ...fr- i':i1 WF? F' 3 it if N ' -45+ F- F .. W1 2 K L is 1 . , ., S, -X-'S 'Y 'Y' M' f ' Ti ' . . . H. L 7 , 1. .. - I f S 'j'..fJg? ., W ,, - S ex it .,... as .. f , - Y it - . ,.,,, is f ' i LLWZ 2 .1 . ,..,- 1 - ' el, lii T 'f H . . T i f V , .,:,..... . . K kk Wk,k W, . :I in g .X M ML 1 3, 3, Q. sy b V Z . f X D' 5 b L1- Y O X ff - Q V -- 31 - 3 4 ' ' k Uk., 1, X : .2 . N , A . 5 1 S- i -fix .E x S 5 . f I - K '- XkL' H ' ' V f ' ' ' Y : ' 4' 11,1 . . . K -x-. 4 ,gp f..L f . A5 . ' W KW 'wig :. if' W 41 ,M E .. as . , , .. - N , , , , L 1 . , - :. K H V! J. 3 I 'X -L .' - J X,-- An organizational picnic at Jubilee Park opened the year for French Club members. Ac- companying German Club to Columbus in November, mem- bers were able to visit the fam- ous French Market. During the dreary winter months, they as- sembled on the slopes at Bell- fountaine for a day of fun and excitement. Participation in the International Banquet, with their skit, Joan of Arc , and the International Picnic also kept them busy. Rounding out the year was the annual trip to Ft. Wayne for a savory French meal. Money for these activi- ties was raised by selling can- dy. Jeff tackles his pizza during an outing. Row 1: S. Miller, P. Fleming, C. Hetrick, A. Dunn, L. Finkhousen, Mrs. Reitzel, L. Garwood, J. Ruda, T. Shoop, C. Bissell. Row 2: J. Dolby, S. Starr, B. Clarke, T. Young, M, Hoffman, R. Whetstone, L. Grunden, T. Fenton, J. Jewett, A. Amlein. Row 3: C. Kiracofe, S. Grove, A. Hoffman, M. Brenner, D. Freck, M. Fleming, L. McCollum, S. VanMetre, D. May, B. Nieman. Row 4: S. Ridenour, S. Eersham, J, Nieman, D. Baxter, E. Bebout. Row 1: G. Monning, S. Palombi, J. Presar, R. McCollum. Row 2: P. McCarthy, T. Lybarger, K. Gerold, J. Edinger, J. Edinger, P. Dunn, K. Merkle, J. White, K. Fellers, M. Hayes. Row 3: D. Taylor, N. Butler, T. Parsons, K. Stripe, J. Bagley, B. Mohr, D. Klausing, M. Butler, R. Riffle, R. Schultz, D. Woods, T. Browns. Row 4: B. Brubaker, J. Klausing, K. Motycka, J. Linser, J. Ray, R. Murphy, J. Bair, S. Stuart, C. Drevas, P. Alexander, A. Childs, J. Stetler, K. Stripe. Row 5: L. Bakle, D. Kuhtenia, S. Clay, E. Vogler, D. Fast, K. Schroeder, J. Boaz, L. Markward, I. Hyjnsky. Row 6: L. Crone, L. Thomas, C. Edinger. German Club , me 9 ,ff , .,W. I ,.,, ,. ... -,3.,.p.. 'VM 1 Z 1 ,WM '.!L l'Jl , M ? 5 aff ,.. , ay. 4 Vvh' Q iv .,., Q I Y Q 1 is QV! jg ra i A ,fr f 1 w ag , f e 2 N we I - ,dw Q., , We 'Cai ',1' 9 1,4 Zagat v Z s 1-f 475 J ,K 4 L 2 N -+ 44, 1 4 iff? f My '1 7 1, ' Q' 7 ' ji as German Club's year began with their annual trip to German Village where they dined at Schmidt's Sausage Haus. Following this was the November pizza party and the Weihnachtsfest : for this, students brought unique treats to cele- brate the Christmas season. To enliven the Inter- national Banquet, members performed a rendi- ' C L W tion of The William Tell Story, then prepared f ' J J V J J A. ,W for their German Banquet. Once again, money M M . ' ,. K was earned by selling citrus fruit in the spring. FMS QV I i , , K, V, Via' A 4 r r . N . , ' 4 'J ' A M , . we 5 wire ,g ,T 'T 5. . fi., .Y AV .V ' V HZJQMCDJ W l Spanish Club i' The Mexican atmosphere and food of Don Pedro's wel- comed the members of Spanish Club back to a an- other year of activity. To de- fray the costs of their pizza and bowling parties, mem- bers eagerly pitched into a sales campaign. Highlighting the winter holiday sea- sons, special Halloween and Christmas parties were held and prizes were awarded. ln addition to the International Banquet, members spon- sored an after-the game- dance in February. Row 1: D. Packer, T. Kelrns, I. Mendoza, B. Baker, J. Brown, R. Blak, S. Ford, A. DeLeon, M. Sturgis, A. DeLeon, S. Hallar. Row 2: C. Thatcher, S. Salinas, D. Springs, J. Baxter, T. Dull, C. Boyer, B. Dunn, L. Rodriguez, K. Gordon, L. Walter, J. Miracle. Row 3: L. Sowers, S. Rasor, A. Hetrick. Row 4: T. Metzger, C. Trigo, L. Crone, M. Thompson, D. Brubaker, A. Klinger, T. Bolton, C. Hill, J. Terhark, G. Agler, R. Kessler, S. Wagner, Mr. Lianez. Row 5: E. Hayes, G. Alvarez, J. Miller, M. Amstutz, P. Kistler, D. Sanderson, D. McHugh, B. Thatcher, L. Follas, L. Eversole, M. Conkle, D. Ray, K. McConahay. Row 6: K. Davies, T. Trigo, A. Alvarez, T. Roth, H. Gutierrez, S. Dunham, S. Bolenbaugh, J. Gardner, L. Follas, K. Wenning, S. Crowe, J. Boaz, T. Anderson, J. McGough, J. Johnson, C. Workman. Row 7: C. Ridenour, C. Aguirrie, J. Hill, B. Galbreath, J. Showalter, T. Wagonseller, K. Stepleton, L. Barrientos. rfa: 2 . M X I X N hr Spanish Club dines at Don Pedros. M. Sturgis poses in her pumpkin costume during the Halloween party. Latin Club Members of Latin Club attended their Halloween party in full costume, ready to spook one and all. Row 1: N. Allen, T. Chrispin, R. Shultz, J. Riffle, P. Alexander. R, Mozdian, D. Schedit, B. Potter. Row 2: B. Buechner, S. Rigdon, B. Deitsch, M. Morgan, B. Cahoun, T. Laukhuf, T. Brown, T. Laukhuf, A. Childs, S. VanMretre, D. Sheldon. Row 3: Mrs. White, M. Hayes, L. Evans, M. Schlosser, J. Lyons, C. Gilbert, C. Drevas, K. Stripe, D. Painter, C. Thompson, S. Shaeffer, K. Borrof, A. Amlein, T. Terhark. Row 4: M. Brehm, T. Errett, L. Mefford, L. Hoffman, J. Benavidez, J. Bagley, C. Rhoades, D. McGhee, G. Turner. Rw 5: A. Lyons, D. Treon, B. Fowler, D. LeCIair, D. Prill, L. Linton, L. Packer, B. Allen, J. Bagley, T. Kalb, K. Prill, D. Klausing, C. Hangartner, T. Mason, B. Spiegel. Row 6: K. Jackson, V. Bywaters, M. Waddle, L. Reidenbach, D. Horner, M. Sturgis, M. Hoffman, T. King, B. Galbreath, B. Ferrell, J. Brazen, K. Gordon, E. Agler, M. Bricker, S. Bebout. Row 7: G. Crum, M. Koehl, C. Aguirre, J. Jerome, M. Brehm, K. Stepleton, J. Bates. Latin Club had an active year, starting with a fall mem- bership drive which enlisted 101 members, a picnic and trip to The Toledo Museum of Art in October, and a Great Caesar's Ghost Halloween party. During the Christmas sea- son, Latin Club had a bazaar table at the YWCA and a Satur- nalia party at school with punch and cookies. They also contributed to the WOWO pen- ny pitch, the United Fund, and gave food boxes to the Welfare Department. Closing the year, members traveled to Kent State for the Jr. Classical League convention and held the annual Roman Banquet in May. Library Club 51 ...ft If ' 2 L' Z swf This year the Library Club celebrated its second year of existence, with a total of 30 members. The main purpose of this club is to promote interest in the library, and to have fun doing this. Throughout the year the students sold Cougar mugs to raise money for the library. They also held a book fair, had a Pizza Party, and even enjoyed breakfast at McDonald's. Front: M. Clay, K. Parkanzky, L. Walton, L. Linton, N. Lybarger, C Boyer, K. Stripe, T. VanDoren, B. Kul Cahoon, J. Miracle, L. Dunn M. Klewer, R. Waltmire, J. Goudy, K. Jackson, T. Chrispen, J Bates, B. Dunn, T. Terhark. I we N fmt National Honor l Sitting: B. Thatcher, M. Hoffman, N. Allen, J. Nieman, L. Packer, E. Bebout. Standing: B. Miller, D. Klausing, M. Proffitt, T. Chrispin, T. Kalb, M. Koehl, J. Riffle. . Vi? A Sitting: L. Grunden, L. Crone, J. Jerome, B. Jones, S. Grove, L. Hendricks, L. Evans, B. Hertel Standing: M. Brehm, J. Bagley, P. Jenneman, J. Lyon, A. Hoffman, D. Scheidt, D. Fast, B. Dunn E. Wittung, S. VanMetre. Sitting: K. Ley, L. Purmort, M. Saunier, L. Dunn, R. Pate, M. Clair, J. Demidovich, L. Hoover, L. Sowers, C. Ruda, K. Bowersock, A. Lyon. Standing: J. Jerome, H. Sites, D. Uncapher, P. Rickner, C. Hetrick, P. Fleming, R. Shultz, J. Ruddock, R. Lautzenheiser, S. Dershem, J. Eickholt. Scarlet Squad Chant: Be True t A aha,a ,, .. , 1, To Your A aaaa 'T aaaaaa A we School M. I A Be true to your school. ggbi ,iifwi Seated: L. Hoover, N. Allen, J. Nieman, P. Rickner, C. Hetrick, A. Dunn, K. Bowersock. Kneeling: L Packer, J. Darwood, L. Evans, R. Mozdian, S. Grove, L. Dunn, L. Follas. Standing: M. Klewer, P Giessler, N. Lybarger, T. Patsiavos, A. Childs, B. Jones, D. Smith, L. Ladd, C. Gilbert, M. Gorssnickle, L Hendricks, T. Yahn, L. Hines, C. Edinger, A. Hoffman. rx K Q' ,W A The Bluejays stretch their wings shortly before the Cougs defeather their next. Senior members set the tone for the year during the final fall pep assembly. Attired in 50's garb, the girls presented their theme to the student body: Be True to Your School. With the money from their candy sale, --Q, XX if members were able to fulfill many of their 2 if si elaborate plans. The football team was J' l aj treated to a taco dinner and an evening of e q games and relaxation at Julie Nieman's. To honor the basketball team, Anne Dunn ' hosted a Saturday Night Live party at ' I her house. Other projects included home- coming banners, locker decorations, and skits. 5 Costumed Scarlet Squad members treated athletes to a Halloween surprise. Student Council Calendar Provides Busy Year . ,, ,W , ' ,iwffiglfif , Don't ask me, l'm only a freshman. il 'lf' 5 A A . A ' V , ,af ra Q 2? g f li .M f' ,Z is gr F,-W 2 'Z 6 .If J, QQ Af 4 5 8 ,, K fl B-J ' the . fir N , Q, X W 'f,',',,, , 4 1 W ' lvl 4 ,WTQQ Z ,., ' 5 r 2 ' . ff , . f Row 1: P. Rickner, J. Jerome, J. Jerome, K. Stripe, C. Aguirre. Row 2: Mr. Dibert, L. Hiegel, K. Prill, D. Klausing, C. Hetrick, T. Errett, L. Markward. Row 33: S. Dunham, G. Jones, C. Bissell, J. Edinger, B. Dunn, J. Baxter, C. Rhoades, J. Miller, T. Roth, K. Keyser, J. Thomas. mn It'd be a better movie if God wasn't invisible! si 3 , lm ' -1 V k it ' Q 1 Q. my ,, '- f 6 ,V ,V ,X A . 6 . X, 4 V ' ' 3 f '-fn f I 'M Student Council sponsors the explosive rock group, Freedom Jam! y Q Okay, who stole Cindy's rubber ducky? Student Council's calendar was dictated by a whirlwind of activity. Providing entertainment, they scheduled dances, including the Christmas Switch Around, concerts: Freedom Jam and Spiceg the movie Oh God , and hypnotist, Dr. Ross. Besides tending the concession stand for home basketball games, members participated in the United Fund Drive and purchased flowers for Parents' Night. Oth- er highlights during the year included a car wash, a talent show, and rolling around at Lett's Skate. l 99 , A fJu.1Iv1,1'uJIL55 ,fem .ll M i k -my A Sw - K me ' f 4ff2iit 1- . S - .I FQ J .mm -1 L 'L , W W' l 4. f.1ff'.-Yi -7651 ,..,..,.A- -,--, Q.. 'iffr V' ' :si ddudaa A'A ,144 A. ,r m.9'Me 4 , ' fr , Hilti: , T K . 3 'P i M 2' E Illii' :.l:usl.l2I nf' fl-.1 I Cougars Trick , Tv 5 44,1 VI And Z To A Haunting 32-6 Victory Homecoming Court: Seniors: Laura Barrientos, Queen Rhonda Shultz, Rhonda Pateg Junior, Laura Linser, Soph. Kathy Keyserg Frosh: Grieselda Alvarez. ' The 3 senior candidates await the final decision, ttf .K P s 1 ' . grams? ' X - I ,J fb Vicki Kistler, the 1977 Homecoming Queen, passes her crown to Rhonda Shultz. Q .f S4 5, That's enough, Al! l The roaring bonfire of Thursday night's parade blazed brightly against the evening sky, reflecting 'the empas- sioned spirits of the Cougar players and fans. Only the effigy of a Defiance Bulldog writhed in agony. Amidst the excitement of the pregame ceremony, the selection for the 1978 Homecoming Queen was an- nounced, Miss Rhonda Shultz. Attending Rhonda were seniors, Rhonda Pate and Laura Barrientos, jr., Laura Linserg sophomore, Kathy Kyserg and freshman, Grie- selda Alvarez: escorting these girls were members of the football team. Then the Cougars rushed onto the field and landed the Bulldogs a stunning defeat. Queen Rhonda and the Cougar victory, were honored by one and all at the dance Saturday night. A Halloween theme and the ghostly music from WMEE brought the weekend to a successful end. sa, ffl' Emotions ran high as a Defiance player burned in effigy l Leiiei N 5? 51, .... in Biblo Ggidalf Tfliimrirfiiseif ' Gollum L Elven Queen Dwalin ll. Balin L 'l'l H Kili ' Fili Dori Ori Oin' Gloin Bifur Bofur Bomber Bert Tom - Essie ,. Great Goblin Aitidt. Gobligl Grocery Boy Smaug Elf Guards Goblins Amy Hoffman Tom Chrispen Dan Shriver Shari Robey 'Kim Kyser Kathy Springs Tom Van Doreen Ronda flfhomas Jan Thomas Dee Dee Springs B Kerri Wills g Kelly Schalois L, Lisa Ackom 5 oirl John Gunsett Dave Brumback Tim Bolton Bev Jones Terry Ierhark ' Mike Brehm ,, ,,sLori Follas Raridy Lautzenhiser Stevenson Gutierrez Rick Nye Sydness Bricker Vicki Custer ,lanis Sweet Cfifhy Eeeney ii ii Lisa Linton Laura Eversole Maggie Brenner vga' iiiiiiii .hifi , ,,,. i lwfr, The trolls have a feast. Come closer, my precious. Ffa-44' 'lf l i....M i ,v ,Mi Middle Earth Recreated On V.W. Stage J.R.R. Tolkien's magical world of hobbits, invisible rings, and deadly dragons unfolded before VW audiences on November 17-18. With a touch of genius, the stage and char- acters were transformed from their ordinary exteriors into places and creatures from the Middle Earth. Bibblo Baggins, the lovable hobbit, journeyed far across the lands, fight- ing the evils of the Dark World: trolls, gob- Iins, and wood elves. In an exciting, climatic scene, the huge dragon, Smaug, was killed and evil, at least temporarily, was de- stroyed. . ll if-Q And furthermore ., n Q' ,X k.., was 95? 5511 i ,, .. Siy. wr . ,, I hope you're getting my good side ---. Brenda plays Beauty Shop. Ron's fingers fly across the keys. Q .! -wt.. ei, fe -. JI 'EQ ,:5n.'a , , 0 , g ,. , ' I ff, W' xi F ggv qx in ,.,: ' , 97:1 ' Q. ,fi , , 1 i ,z t ,, we nj L A if-5 ' it p ,gm Y I X y L M ' 5, A ' xx kai , 'Q'--'1'- I . 2. W in MRF You gotta be kidding! You expect us to smile this early in the morning?' Jeff R. concentrates upon his work. . . . Another Step mf 'Y-. ff-?'f 5g i' N U! J. Wise gives us his charming smile! E -an ' if 's 'S-...Ml Hon Boy! it's Friday!! Ns If you only knew .. Do you know where the on switch is? , 4 Theodore? Theodore?! THEODORE??!! L ,. it ,f ' TIS' Q! 'r S9 Life behind bars really isn't that bad. Q , 3 V fn .' A ff ,-ug, .': -ixf, g V ,. ,Q h 4 x - N, V If ' xx ,af if ' . . V25.Qy .. S . 1 W ,. , fi L ' xi 4. ?W Double Trouble 7,7 , ' Hilwlvmu ,A n .Ex ,RMW will 2 :Q E' E I9 K his ly , , If Q I . 'Fl-i 1 . 7 1 E IINLQQ 'dx g' . 1 T i 1 N n Please, no homework this weekend! Now this won't hurt a bit. V, 5 e I h' 'Ps ' r 2 ,gf ' I I I X 3' fy . H 2 I b Q f, A f fl. 1-ff ws A 'r ,.f ' 'B A ,f - j L ' ,f u x V Q , ' ' Iv W peek-a-b0O Why didn't you take this to Midas? . S ,A X 5 u Exchange Students Step Into New Country And New Experiences Living with the Boltons, Eckhard believed his stay in Van Wert a valuable experience. Chili, grilled corn, T.V., and listening to music proved to be pleasurable new encounters. The major difference Eckhard found between life in West Germany and Van Wert was that everything was bigger. Participating in the basketball program as a manager ad running for the Cou- gar Track Team kept Eckhard busy during the year. Before his departure, Eckhard would like to travel and see such places in the U.S. as Washington, D.C. and the Grand Canyon. -.. Although Cecilia Silly Drevas only spent a few months in Van Wert, she made her presence known. Not only did she find her classes stimulating, so she found the school activities. Chief among these was her active participation on the Volleyball Team. Coming from Sweden, Cecilia then departed from VW for Florida when her host family, the Polings, moved. . --,. Wt ls if p V I would like to have 51,000 and go to Las Vegas, and I would like to see New York. stated Iiro Hyrsky who hailed from Finland. Although he missed the clean, beautiful scenery of his homeland, school activities, such as basketball and German Club, kept him occu- pied. The biggest difference Iiro discovered was in the school, with it's academic and extracurricular activi- ties. Golf and bowling were his favorite pastimes, chili his favorite food. Living with the Roth family, Iiro spent a contented, active year in VW. QS If Andy Amlein could take one thing back to Norway with him, he would take the YMCA. Y activities were only part of Andy's activities, he was also a member of the Cross Country Team and lifted weights with the H200 Club. In school, Andy found the move from class to class and the variety of courses stimulatingg football became an exciting new sport to watch. Although he slowly adjusted to the flat terrain of Van Wert while living with the Soldners, Andy missed the forests and mountains of his native country. Too Much eaven Theme For Sweetheart Dance E On February 3, the Knights of Colum- bus Hall was transformed into heav- en by members of FHAXHERO. Music was provided by T 81 R Disco of Lima, as the Sweetheart Dance Royalty was chosen and crowned. Receiving honors as 1979 King and Queen were seniors Mike Proffitt and Ronda Thomas. Cheese and Crackers strikes a natural, relaxed pose for the audience. Drama Assembly u-114 -as l don't want to go to the insane asylum. On May 24, the student body previewed 2 one act plays during a special assembly, presented by Mr. Brown's drama class. Ye Olde Junkshop , a short, whimsical comedy, de- lighted the audience, preparing them for the longer produc- tion, Suppressed Desires . Student directors included Dan Shriver and Tom VanDoren. Language Clubs Celebrate International Banquet sz l iar ii E f Q . . a,a. fw- 52 mmnx V N,, VZ . V , I ,.,, .. as , . mmm Z A4- W tv 5, f , . 'W . EI Toro took center stage during Spanish Club's skit. Members of French Club await , I . L,x,1.1w,, K, ,,mL,.,.,., 1-...W at their verdicts. f-JM Maw.,-ww ltr: ,,,. 'FU' ir Latin Club members demonstrate their stellar attributes. ...M -5 ,fi -.....- Members of German Club filed in silently during their presentation of The foreign language clubs held their annual Interna- tional Banquet on February 7, 1979. To provide a var- ied menu, each club offered dishes representative of their country. Following the meal, a drawing for door prizes was held. To close the evening each club pre- sented, in pantomime, a skit representing the culture or legends of their country. Life With Father Debuts In Spring The entire cast makes its final appearance during the curtain call. Father abruptly learns Cora and Mary are long-term visitors. Margaret returns from her errand. 2 l Father holds court with his family during breakfast. l . ,.,',,, Whitney recites his cathechism for Rev Lloyd Baptism .. . or else! Life with Father , a popular and long-running comedy, debuted on the VWHS stage March 30-31. The action of the play centered around the pivotal character of Father, a choleric tyrant whose bark is worse than his bite. Members of his family and their daily crises served to test and push the limits of Father's patience, thus provoking the mercurical scenes on stage. Resolution to these situations came only when Father at last surrendered to his wife's will and agreed to be baptized. An Evening Under The Rainbow V? Lfln . , 'f neenn Q Q 1 On April 28, the Junior Class pre- sented An Evening Under the Rain- bow , with music provided by City Light. Decorations, based upon scenes from The Wiz , included a sculpture of the Wizard, Emerald City, and the NY skyline. FB The Class of '79 assembles for the last time. Gray skies cleared as the Class of '79 marched onto the field for their commencement exercises. Michelle Claire, the class speaker, recalled memories and hoped the members of her class would use them in the future. Maturity and responsibility were the key words of the Rev. Philip Philbrook, who shared his definition with the graduates: You are grown up when you accept a respon- sibility for yourself . . . Before the awarding of diplomas, the graduates and their friends and families observed a moment of silence in memory of Brian Galbreath. Only during the recessional did the natural exuberance of the graduated seniors assert itself. ..',1...s Seniors enter for processional. The Class of '79 Graduates EH 2 Maturity is the Rev. Phiibrook begins. P. Nurmi quietly presents the benediction -JRJL I I 3? X. x . Y , ii X- A' L A if in HA fi- A F - I mi 55 Sl 4' ix X K , , 'Ye ' ft Q ig '.,zzww,.,, I f --,, V W X hff ,,, A ,, ,fffiiil ,A ' f I ,V wg, gf -M' , ffm.:-'Wg A ,W ,,,f , .fx Sillffl JRr:J Sharon Ainsworth Nancy Allen .4 Randy Arthur Bill Ball Janis Barnhart Laura Barrientos , . Wi' Anders Amlien Dave Amstutz if K B -' .- -, as I tee - ittxffrf f ,- X ,. iv J w . 5 , ..'x' I KN Q r !:f, ,, K B fl F iv' iw W' xii Erica Bebout Carol Blackmore .41 e3 ,,, m ' Kerry Bowersock Teresa Breece Brad Barton 4' s L Patti Bates rar ,, nfs: fs., fb? ,MM4 if B Mi Dave Baxter Richard Bogart Tina Bressler Tammy Beach Jaymee Bowen I 4 ,f tif' ,vga i Wifi Q B' ,A 4 ' 45' I ' ' ' ' 1 I' I , 'V'ffvf,,, ,i Donna Broten Dave Brumback -Qazafs .. gzzzeeagceagyeg-: - if-.iz - -em .f ,- ., -1' :ie , me gn eccyc, cfww NY M , .t .. .. f A. x x K5 g, XS? L we wawf iii fi we E. Q 5 Rf. 'ES R XXX .. . W 5 See? geef iigix SESS 2 M Dale Butler X ' l f g.f'i.,, 1 ie .. f L ,- ,ug Wifi .4 Q4 . I P NS- .fi 'ivli 'x 5 'lf' 5 ,, hge, fs ' 'ff' f' . M fi 5 ... Q, ' 5 Q 1 'i3f'B' f il.S ' rwfgf? 1 , iv- . L .fb : 'hi Jfif i iifiTGi5! V X- 53 M Ei i ff Yi? 'c., v HQ- 1, Q 5 , . wx i 5 x . icq! Q 'tg 'xi 1 r , if ' r 31' J .I K 1 .i.,4 . 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V V Fei I .V -- 3 I X, ,, -My l V ,, , ri , K . 1 ' V V W 1' Q, , - Dan Finkhousen Brian Galbreath Dick Geisman l l Linda Ellis Dan Emrick Polly Fleming .x if dp: IR -QF i S 5 F Lori Follas 1 .V .. 3 f ' Ni ,L V Y, pi' yi l g. 55,33 will v? l . if ' 'fi e , Vs . A hug- QW V ' af , .,..... .. at V ff 'if M4- 'Gully Michelle Gipe Mark Good Lori Goodwin '- E- ..v . 5:34 . K M O .. - ' i K , ' f ' jig' R x wk ,. Li: L X 0 sl X i L -K Q 1' Z i RQ Craig Hangartner Dave Hargreave Cindy Hetrick 'Ns Siv- Macheue Hoffman Lisa Hoover Deb Howafd I 5+ ....Q . '4 7'T?.'f?j'm--Q , X K ' .V . .Q :ill SS: M..-Am., .WW -v. 4. ug- S-,,4 U., . MV., Jolenna Gurtner .MN ' .9 mz0 , KA Mark Hiegel xx 5 K . f .. FK?-i.f . X . .x 5 A M-if . - N. M . SL - K A ix- - , :ISS--iw' , , X: - r . .sql 'K' 'L ': K i gig Aff '- Q L' N452-i, Kevin Hughes X www in S 1. -I -44 . 5 mg.. QQ..-f IirO HyI'Sky Richard Jacobs Jeff Jerome Stu Jewett '1 Linda Johns Tim Kalb Rex Kindell Todd King - gms. . my V e ,, . . 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I BARTON, BRADLEY JAMES Brad Latin C. 2, 33 Science C. 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 4. BATES, PATRICIA JEAN Putt Spanish C. 23 S. Squad 13 Band 1, 2, 33 Lib. C. 33 Basket- ball 1, 2, 33 Track 23 COE 4. BAXTER, DAVID W: French C. 1, 2, 3, 43 Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 Intra 3, 4. BEACH, TAMMY K. BEAM, RHONDA RodaCk . BEBOUT, ERICA LYN Eureka French C. 3, 43 S. Squad 3, 43 Wo. Chor. 23 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Choir 23 NHS 3, 43 Play Cast 2, 3, 43 Play Crew 2, 3, 43 lntra. 4. BLACKMORE, CAROL QCOOPERJ Spanish C. 1. ' BOGART, RICHARD DAVID Humphrey German C. 1, 2, 3, 43 S. Coun. 1, 3, 43 Football 3, 43 Track 13 lntra. 3, 4. BOWEN JAYMEE Bo Spanish C. 1, 23 S. Squad 1, 2, 3, 43 Choir 1, 23 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Tennis 1, 2, 3, 43 lntra. 3, 43 V- Club 1. BOWERSOCK, KERRY 3 Latin C. 1, 2, 33 S. Squad 43 FHA 43 Wo. Chor. 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 33 Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 Play Cast 1, 2, 33 Play Crew 33 Volleyball mgr. 1. BREECE, TERESA Jo I FHA 1, 23 Band 1, 2. BRESSLER, TINA MARIE BROTEN, DONNA M. French C. 1, 23 S. Squad 1. BRUMBACK, DAVID L. German C. 1, 2, 33 Science C. 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Choir 23 Jr. Rot. 43 Play Cast 43 Play Crew 43 Track 1, 2, 3, 43 intra. 43 Rowdies 3, 43 Jazz Band 1, 2, 3, 4. BUGGLE, JEFFERY L. Buggs Spanish 13 Choir 1, 23 Football 13 Track 2. BUTLER, DALE Buffo A German C. 1,21 Football 2, 3, 43 Tennis 1, 2, 3, 43 intra. 3, 4. BUTLER, MIKE But German C. 1, 2, 3, 43 Choir 1, 2, 33 Jr. Rot. 43 Football 1, 2, 33 lntra. 3, 4. 3 BYWATERS, VALERIE Val Latin C. 1, 2, 3, 43 Science C. 43 FHA 23 Track 2, 4. IPCS! CHIVINGTON, NANCY FHA 23 Choir 2. CHRISPIN, TOM Nikolai German C. 3, 43 Latin C. 1, 2, 3, 43 Science C. 3, 43 Band 1, 23 NHS 3, 43 Jr. Rot. 43 Lib. C. 43 Play Cast 43 Track 13 Tennis 1. CLAIR, MICHELLE RENEE German C. 13 S. Squad 1, 23 Track 1, 23 OEA 4. CLAY, TIM Small Guy Spanish C. 23 Choir 13 C. Country 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 13 Track 3, 43 lntra 3, 4. CLEM, ALICE Spanish C. 13 Choir 23 Track 1. CLEM, JAY ALLEN CLIFTON. BILL 1 Excal, 2, 3, 43 Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 Jr. Rot. 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 lntra. 3, 4. CONN, DAVID B. Spanish C. 1, 25 Choir 1, 25 Jr. Rot. 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Golf 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Intra. 3, 4. it D 'If DAHLING, VICKI DARWOOD, JACKIE French C. 1, 25 S. Squad 2, 3, 45 Choir 15 Basketball 2, 35 Track 1, 25 Tennis 2, 3, 45 Intra. 3, 45 Basketball Stat 4. DAVIES, MARK Spanish C. 1. DAVIS, SUE DELEON, AIDA Spanish C. 1, 2, 3, 45 FHA 15 Wo. Chor. 1, 25 Choir 1, 2. DElvllbovlcH, JILL I French C. 1, 2, 3, 45 S. Squad 45 Science C. 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 NHS 45 Lib. C. 35 lntra, 3, 4. DERSHEM, E. SCOTT French C. 3, 45 Science C. 35 Band 3, 45 Choir 45 Play Crew 3, 45 Intra 3, 45 Jazz Band 3, 4. DICKINSON, ANN MARIE German C. 2, 35 Latin C. 15 Track 2. DIXON, MARK STEVE DOLBY, MICHAEL BRIAN Mike Spanish C. 15 Football 15 Golf 25 Wrestling 1. DREVAS, CECILIA Silly .Wo.eChor. 4+ChoilL45 Volleyball .life ae BPH can DULL, DENNIS Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Wrestling 1, 2, 4. DULL, KENNETH EUGENE Football 1, 25 Baseball 1. DUNN, ANNE ELIZABETH French C. 1, 2, 3, 45 S. Squad 45 Science C. 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Choir 45 Intra. 45 Flute Choir 1, 2, 3. DUNN, DAN ' DUNN, LISA S. Squad 2, 3, 45 Wo. Chor. 2, 3, 45 Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Lib. C. 45 Basketball Stat 2, 3, 4. SRE!! EBEL, FAITH Spanish C. 15 S. Squad 1, 25 Wo. Chor. 15 Choir 15 Track 1. EDINGER, JOE Petrovlch Pres. 3, 45 German C. 1, 2, 3, 45 S. Coun. 3, 45 S. Squad 35 Science C. 45 Excal. 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 25 Track 15 Intra. 3, 45 Rowdies 4. EICKHOLT, JEFFERY L. Ike German C. 15 Football 1, 45 Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4. ELLIS, LINDA EMRICK, DAN Spanish C. 2, 35 Science C. 45 Intra. 3, 4. ERRETT, CAROL ANN Sl F Il FERRELL, ROBERT Latin C. 3, 45 Spanish C. 1, 25 Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Jr. Rot. 45 Basketball 15 Golf 1, 2, 3, 45 Tennis 1, 2, 3, 45 Intra. F N., DANIEL E.A Mighty Flashf' Spanish C. 1, 25 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Wrestling 1, 2, FLEMING, PAULINE KAY Polly French C. 3, 45 S. Squad 1, 25 Science C. 45 Band 1 45 Choir 15 NHS 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2: Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4. FoLLAs, l.oRl ANN Spanish C. 2, 3, 45 S. Squad 3, 45 FHA 1, 25 Wo. Chor. 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Play Cast 4 Crew 45 Basketball Stat 2, 3, 4. FRITZ, MARK ALAN Spanish C. 25 Science C. 45 Golf 1, 2, 3. Il! G I GALBREATH, BRIAN 3, 4. 3, 4. 2, 3. 3. 4: 1. 2. Play Latin5C. 1,545 Spanish C. 3715 Bandil, 2,5355 45 Cifiountw 1, 25 Tennis 1, 25 Intra. 3, 45 Jazz Band 2, 3, 4. GARWOOD LORI A. French C. 3, 45 Latin C. 1, 2, 3, 4. GEISMAN DICK Choir 1, 25 Jr. Rot. 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Wrestling 15 Baseball 1, 25 Intra. 3, 4. GERMAN, SHERRY GIPE, MICHELLE GOOD, MARK RICHARD German C. 1, 25 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Wrestling 1, 25 Base- ball 15 lntra. 3. GOODWIN, LORI JEAN Goodi Treas. 9, 105 Spanish 1, 25 Track 1. GURTNER, JOLENNA Latin 1, 25 Band 15 Choir 1. GUTIERREZ, WILLIE Span. C. 1, 23 Band 1, 23 Jazz Band 23 Football 13 Cross C. 2, 33 Intra, 1, 2. WHS!! HANGARTNER, CRAIG R. Latin C. 1, 2, 3, 43 Sci. C. 43 Basketball 1, 23 Golf 1, 2, 3, 43 Intra. 3, 4. HARGREAVE, DAVE Span. C. 1. HARMON, MARK Golf 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 23 Intra. 3, 4. HARTMAN, JEFF Boone HARTMAN, KEITH A. Buck Football 1, 2, 33 Track 2, 33 Intra. 2, 3, 4. HENDRICKS, MARVIN DEAN Dino HETRICK, CYNTHIA ANNE Cindy French 1, 2, 3, 43 Stu. C. 1, 2, 43 S. Squad 3, 43 Sci. C. 43 Excal. 43 Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 Intra. 4. I-IIEGEL, MARKS Span. C. 13 Choir 23 Basketball 13 Football 3, 43 Baseball 43 Intra. 3, 4. HOFFMAN, MICHELLE French 1, 2, 3, 43 FHA 1, 2, 3, 43 Wo. Chor. 1, 2, 3, 43 Excal. 3, 43 Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 NHS 3, 43 Play Cast 2, 33 Play Crew 2, 33 Coug. Kit. 2, 3, 43 Stat 1, 2, 3, 4. HOOVER, LISA LEE Hoov Ger. C. 1, 2, 3, 43 S. Squad 1, 43 Sci. C. 43 Excal 43 Choir 1, 23 Lib. C. 43 Intra. 4. HOUSEWORTH, MELANIE BirdlegS FHA 1. HOWARD, DEBRA ANN Deb OEA 3, 4. HUGHES, KEVIN Choir 1, 2. HYRSKY, IIRO DENTH Ger. C. 43 Basketball 4. Sk J all JACOBS, RICHARD JEROME, JEFF P. Span, C. 2, 33 Stu. C. 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 NHS 4. JEWETT, STUART D. VICA 3, 43 Wrestling 1, 2. JOHNS, LINDA KAY Lindy Span. C. 13 Wo. Chor. 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 23 Choir 1, 23 OEA 3, 4. YK? KALB, TIM Latin 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 33 NHS 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 33 C. Country 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Intra. 3, 4. KEITH, MICHAEL JEFFREY Milo Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Wrestling 13 Track 2. KILTON, LARRY the Killer Span. C. 1, 23 Football 43 Wrestling 3, 43 Tennis 2, 3, 43 Intra. 3, 4. KINDELL, REX L. Sci. C. 4. KING, TODD RAYMOND 3 Latin C. 1, 2, 3, 43 Sci. C. 43 Choir 43 Basketball 13 Itra. 2, 3, 4. KIRACOFE, KERRI D. QFINGERJ Band 1, 23 FWEA 4. KLAUSING, DON ' Soph. Class Pres3 Ger. C. 3, 43 Latin 1, 2, 3, 43 Stu. C. 2, 3, 43 Sci. C. 3, 43 NHS 3, 43 Choir 23 Lib. C. 33 C. Country 2, 3, 43 Track 1. KLINE, PAMELA ANN . Pam French C. 33 Span. C. 13 FHA 43 Wo. Chor. 1, 2, 43 Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 13 Volleyball 1, 2, 3. I KNAPKE, KELLI J. Snappy French C. 2, 33 FHA 43 Wo. Chor. 1, 23 Choir 1, 23 Cheer 1. KOEHL, MARKS THOMAS Narc Freshman Class Pres.3 Latin 1, 2, 3, 43 Stu. C. 1, 2, 33 Sci. C. 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Drum Maj. 43 Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 NHS 3, 43 Jazz Band 2, 3, 43 Flute Choir 2. KOHN, KIM Ger. C. 2, 3, 43 S. Squad 2, 3, 43 Wo. Chor. 2, 3, 43 Choir 1, 2, 3, 4. KEYSER, KIM S. Squad 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Play Cast 2, 3, 43 Play Crew 2, 3, 43 Track, 13 Intra 3, 4. Sk'-HIC LADD, LORI L. French 1, 23 Choir 1. LAUTZENHEISER, RANDAL Latin 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Play Cast 43 Jazz Band 4. LEITER, PAUL Gomer Choir 1, 2, 33 Football 43 C. Country 33 Wrest. 23 Intra. 3, 4. LEWIS, BRET Football 13 C. Country 2, 3, 43 Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Intra. 4. LEWIS JULIA k. Julie ' Span. C. 13 Squad lg DECA 4. LEY, KIMBERELY YVETTE Kimbie Ger. C. 1, 23 S. Squad 1, Wo. Chor 1, 2, 3, Choir 1, 2. LINSER, JEFF Golf 1, 2, 3. LOOKER, KIMBERLY SUE Latin 13 FHA 1, 2, 45 Wo. Chor. 13 Choir 1. LYON, ANNE Latin 1, 2, 3, 43 Sci. C. 43 FHA 2. QM.: .. .... . . L MAHER, MARCIA Latin 13 Choir 1, 2. MAXSEN, RHONDA JEAN CBOLEYJ Span. C. 1. MAY, BARBARA A. Barb Span. C. 2, 33 FHA 15 Choir 1, 23 Lib. C. 3. MCMICHAEL, LLOYD JR. MENDENHALL, MARK Band 1, 23 Span. C. 2: Football 1. MENDOZA, SYLVIA A. Span. C. l,..2,.3g.FHA 1, 2...L.L.L..-.., METHOT RICHARD KENDALL Span. C. 1, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Intra. 1, 2, 3, 4. METZGER, LISA LYNN LeSe S. Squad 13 W.. Chor. 1, 2, 3, Choir 1, 23 OEA 3, 4. MIHM, ROBERT MILLER, ALAN Senior Class VP, Ger. C. 1, 23 Basketball 13 C. Country 2, 3, 43 Intra 1, 3, 4. MILLER, BETH ANN Senior Class Treas.g Span. C. 1g S. Squad 2, 3, Sci. C. 43 Wo. Chor. 1, 2, 3, 43 Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 NHS 3, 43 Play Cast 23 Volleyball 13 Intra 4. MILLER, TAMMY S. Squad 1, Choir 1, 2. MILLER, TERRY Hippy vicA 3, 4. MONNIG, LISA ANNE Ger. C. 3, 4: French 1, 2, 3, 43 S. Squad 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 33 Lib. C. 33 Track 1, 25 Cheer. 1, 3, 4. MOSEIR GARRY Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Track 1, 3: Intra. 1, 2, 3, 4. MOULTONT MICHAEL LEE Basketball 2, 3. MOZDIAN, RAYANN Latin 1, 2, 3, 4: S. Squad 2, 3, 43 FHA 23 Wo. Chor. 1, 2, 3, 43 Choir 1, 2, 3, 4. MYERS, KEITH Choir 1. IFN!!! NIEMAN, JULIARANIN-ffLeroy'R' A ' A A A E A 4 French C. 3, 43 S. Squad 2, 3, 43 Sci. C. 45 NHS 3, 43 Excal 43 Basketball 2: Volleyball 2, 3, 43 Intra 43 Coug. Kit. 3, 43 Mat Cat 3, 4g Stat 2. NYE, KIMBERLY RENEE Ger C. 1, 2, 33 FHA 1, 2, 3, 45 Choir 1. Il' P It PACKER, LAURA Chink Jr., Sr. Class Sec.: Latin 1, 2, 3, 45 S. Squad 2, 3, 43 Sci. C. 3, 43 NHS 3, 45 Excal. 3, 45 co-ed.: Band 1, Basketball 1, 23 Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4: Intra 3, 4. PAINTER, BARB Ger. C. lg S. Quill 13 Choir 1, 23 OEA 3, 4. PARSQLNS. DENNI.S-E1JQ.ENE D9l'lQy.,L..,, PATE, RHONDA ELAINE Balz French C. 1, 2, 35 S. Squad 1, 23 Wo. Chor. 1, 25 NHS 43 Choir 1, 35 Homecoming Attdt 43 Play Cast 23 Cheer 1, 2, 3, 43 Bat Girl 3. POLING, MARK PRATT, TINA T.N.T. PRILL, KEVIN Class VP 1, 2, 33 Latin C. 1, 2, 45 Stu. C. 43 Sci. C. 43 Choir 2, 3, 43 Mens Glee C. 33 Basketball 13 Golf 1, 2, 3, 43 Intra 1, 3, 4. PROFFITT, MICHAEL ALAN Proff Latin C. 1, 2, 43 Excal 2, 3, 43 NHS 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Intra. 1, 2, 3, 4. PURMORT, ELIZABETH ROSE Libby, Libby, Libby Span. C. 1, 2, 3: Stu. C. 1, 2, 3: S. Squad 13 Wo. Chor. 1, 2, Choir 1, 2, 33 NHS 43 Homecoming Attdt. 35 Track 1. 145 TRS RAGER, CURTIS VICA 3, 43 Football 13 Wrestling 1. RAGER, PAMELA JEAN Pam Span C. 13 Stu. C. 33 FHA 1, 23 Wo. Chor. 1, 23 Choir 1, 2. RAINES, TERESA JOAN RAYER, BRIAN v RICKER, RICKY LEE OWE 3, 4. RICKNER, PEGGY DIANE Olive Oyl Span. C. 1, 2, 33 Stu. C. 1, 2, 3, 43 S, Squad 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 23 Excal 3, 43 Choir 1, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 23 Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 43 Intra. 3, 43 Mat Cat 43 Stat 2, 3. RIDENOUR CHREYL DEE Shorts Ger, C. 3, 43 French C. 3, 43 Span. C. 1,42 S, Squad 3, 43 FHA 1, 23 Choir 13 Basketball 1, 23 Track 1, 23 Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 43 Intra. 3, 43 Stat. 3, 4. RIFFLE, JENNIFER Latin 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 NHS 3, 43 Intra. 43 Jazz Band 2, 3, 43 Stat 2. RIGDON, TED E. Ger. C. 1, 2, 33 Choir 43 Play Cast 2, 43 Play Crew 2, 43 Intra. 1, 2, 3, 4. RILEY, CONNIE JO Sut. C. 3, 43 VICA 33 DECA 4. ROBENALT, JEFFERY L. ROBERTS, LIZ FHA 1, 2, 33 Band 13 DECA 43 DE 43 Basketball 2. ROBESON, RAMONA Mona Span. C. 3. ROBEY, MIKE A.D. Ger. C. 13 Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 1, 23 lntra 4. RoDRiQuEz, soPHiA L. Span. c. 1, 23 FHA 1. RUDA, CHERYL GERETTE Span. 1, 23 S. Squad 43 Sci. C. 43 Intra. 4. RUDDOCK, JOHN Span C. 1, 23 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Choir 3, 43 Jazz Band 3, 43 Intra. 3, 4. Il! S Sl! SAUERS, CHRISTOPHER P. Basketball 1, 2, 43 Football 1, 2, 33 Track 1, 23 Play Crew 2, 3, 4. SCHALOIS, KELLY Span. C. 13 S. Squad 1, 23 Lib. C. 33 Play Cast 3, 43 Play Crew 2 A SCHUMM, SHELLY Soph. Class Sec.3 Latin C. 13 Span. C. 23 S. Squad 1, 2, 3' Band 1, 23 Homecoming Attdt. 33 Play Cast 33 Cheer. 1, 2 3. SHOWALTER, JOY SUZETTE Pete Span. C. 3, 43 FHA 2. SHRIVER, DAN Span. C. 1, 23 Band 1,2, 3, 43 Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 Play Cast 1, 2, 3, 43 Play Crew 1, 2, 3, 43 lntra.31, 2, 4. SHULTZ RHONDA Latin 1, 2, 3, 43 S. Squad 3, 43 Sci. C. 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 NHS 43 Homecoming orette 2,3A+lntra.e3,e 4. SHUPE, RON L. OEA 3, 4. SIMON RENEE Span. C. 3, 43 S. Squad 1, 2, 3, 43 Wo. Chor. 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Choir 1, 43 lntra 3, 43 Jazz Band 3, 43 Flute Choir 1, 23 Stat 1. SITES, HAROLD VICA 3, 4. SMITH, KIMBERLY KAY Kimmy Span. C. 13 Chor. 1, 23 Play Cast 2. SOWERS, LAURA Span. 1, 2, 3, 43 S. Squad 23 Sci. C. 43 lntra 4. SPRINGER, MARK ALAN Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Wrestling 2, 3, 43 VICA 3, 4. SPRINGS, KATHLEEN S. Squad 23 Play Cast 33 Play Crew 2, 3, 43 Track 2, 33 Intra 3, 4. STANLEY, BILL Bently Latin C. 1. STRICK, BRETT Basketball 2, 3, 43 Baseball 23 Intra. 1, 3. STRIPE, JEFFREY JAY 8 T Ill TAYLOR, BALINDA L. THATCHER, BARBARA KRISTINE Span. C. 1, 2, 33 Squad 43 Sci. C. 43 Wo. Chor. 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Choir 13 NHS 3, 43 Jazz Band 2, 3, 4. THATCHER, CELIA M. Span. c. 1, 2, 3, '43 wo. Chor. 1, 23 choir 1, 2. THIEBAUT, SHERRY L. Ger. C. 1, 23 Squad 13 Basketball 23 Track 1, 2, 3. THIEROFF, LAURIE ELIZABETH Latin C. 13 Track 1. THOMAS, KATHY JO Choir 1, 23 Tennis 1, 2. THOMAS, LYNN Span. C. 1,22 Band 1, 23 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Volleyball 2, 3, 43 V. Club 3, 4. - THOMAS, RONDA ELAINE Rhoda Span. C. 23 S. Squad 1, 2, 33 Wo. Chor. 13 Choir 1, 2, 33 Homecoming Attdt. 13 Play Cast 43 Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Cheer. 1, 2, 33 Sweetheart Queen 4. THOMAS, SANDY Span. C. 1, 23 S. Squad 13 Choir 13 Stat 3. TILLETT, KEITH Track 3, 43 Intra 3, 4. TINDALL, RONALD VICA 3, 4. TOMLINSON, JIM VICA 3, 4. TOMLINSON, RONALD C. Span. C. 2, 3. TREECE, JULIE ANN Jewels Fresh. 81 Soph. Class Sec.3 French C. 23 Latin C. 13 S. Squad 13 Wo.yChor. 1, 23 Choiryl, 2, 3, 4. 3 TRIM, TIM il U 1 UNCAPHER, DAVID CURTIS Unk Football 3, 43 Baseball 3, 43 Intra, 3, 4. ill V 8 VAN DOREN, THOMAS GENE V.D. Span. C. 1, 23 Choir 2, 3, 43 Play Cast 1, 2, 3, 43 Play Crew 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 13 Tennis 43 Intra. 4. VAN METRE, DEBRA Anteater VILLONE, LISA VilIoney French C. 1, 23 Wo. Chor. 1, 23 Choir 1, 23 OEA 4. VOGLER, ECKHARD C. Country 43 Track 43 Intra. 4. VOLZ, PATTY FHA 3. IRWIN WADDLE, MITCHEL ALAN Span. C. 13 Tennis 1, 2, 3, 43 Intra. 1, 2. WAGONSELLER, RICK Span. C. 2, 33 Intra. 4. WARDEN, STEVEN EUGENE Ger. C. 3, 43 Latin C. 43 Span. C. 13 Choir 13 Football 1 Intra. 1, 2, 3. WELLS, JENNIFER SUE Fred Span. 13 FHA 1, 23 Band 1, 23 HERO 3, 4. WENNING KRISTINE MARIE Kris Ger. C. 43 Span. C. 1, 2, 3, 43 S. Squad 2, 3, 43 Choir 1 NHS 4. WERLINB. .THOMAS J, Football 13 Intra 1, 2. 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G-000 EARTH INC- HEALTH FOOD sl-IQPPE H VAN WERT OHIO 4589 The other way to buid I . . fQ I THE HOME OF QUALITY CLOTHING I we bqz' , 11f2f,, I I 'Q'A f21 I 124 E. MAIN STREET I VANINERT,OHKD ifgIf3fgfSQI?ilg5g Eegeglgiggigiwm' ' ,. .,. I X 'Q fm '2 ., EII,EE IIIE , ,,EIIlII.IIIEI ff , 825 W. MAIN STREET TO ALL SENIORS CONGRATULATIONS if I +I I f xg TNQ K . I if .Q ss I ,LLLQL I I I fl E, Y R ef i V. I XI Tw in N g is A Mg! R :gk mf' , N OWN QI NI If W9 I M' xx II I 'Nr I I x 'ISS T' mf ff X I I NIT K N I 16' If! I I GOOD LUCK VWHS 9.1! SENIORS' If N Tecumseh Corrugated Box Compa I1 VAN WERT DIVISION V If I 'T' ' 'I f- . 4 QS' t? UV? X7 I I -I .1 'EI IM I , X. 'JW -f I I - I - Ifyzryjf jr! I H ' f5e?'f,f WI' I ' I f f , I I U ll CUIST T0 CUIST STORES total hardware WLM WEIFET SUMMITT SHOPPING CENTER I 2 BIG FAMILY DEPARTMENTS nuown: nousewnls A cms sronmo oooos Aknvczmonvt PLUMBING HOME FURNISHINGS LAWN FARM In GARDEN TOYS In WHS GOODS BUILDING MATERIALS MAJOR APPLIANCES 238 5100 0 0 o o OP IN OBECTRICAL o 0 . 1 0 0 o I 1 I .ff BEST WISHES FROM DOWNTOWN DRUGS 146 EAST MAIN ST. PH: 238-1795 FREE DELIVERY CONGRATULATIONS 1979 SENIORS q , ,Alf ,,,,y. Vfvv g 1 T 6 M I 51,4 ,,.-f 1' V A A BOB DUNN LOVES THE COUGARS BOB DUNN FORD 1108 W. MAIN STREET VAN WERT, OHIO YOUNG MEN'S PANGLES MASTER MARKET CHRISTIAN 1366 E. ERVIN RD. Y 'V' C A ASSOCIATION OF VAN WERT lji A M SS'SS .S,TSS,SS f SHUI! 706646 4,4 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST OF LUCK CLASS OF SPECIALIZING IN l TUES - SAT 81 EVE AP T T L WEDKEN 238 5990 'qV-- Home CENTER . W SHINGTO . . f '79 m.ow onvs, cuts, Pemvls 7 we oo ALL sTvLEs- 6 oPERA'roRs f J! N94-Q I X tv ll 301 N A N 1'-'11 eva 321 W ERVIN RD VAN WERT I PHONE f4I9I 238 487 Van Wert Federal Savings and Loan Association 976 S. SHANNON, VAN WERT, OHIO EQUAL HOUSING YOUR FAMILY SAVINGS CENTER 6 I . 1? I ,, .,,,,.x,..i XI! XIBI ll I I I Y N ..,n.. I. ,.....,...,,, LENDER RIDES, ADVERTISING PILOT TRAINING, AND BalY?'rihrt STEVE LAUDICK FAA Certified Commercial Pilot FAA Certified Instructor 130 East Main Street Van Wort. Ohio 45891 Phone: 419-238-9741 SALES fffik VAN WER1' NA V.W. Diver Places 8th In State Kim Stepelton had an active but fulfilling spring while she represented Van Wert High School in diving competition At the District level held in Bowling Green Kim placed second with a consid erable lead over many of the other participants The following weekend she dove in the State fin als placing 8th among the other competitors Only 18 points separated her from 2nd place Kim Stepelton A Step In Time , 15- T-Q ag thi. ' 1 . 3 vf K z V ' , a , K ,. 5 Y' I f U 39' ' ' if 'K is p rim. lk: , f' ,N 1, 'V X... ivy, .V X A L, ' B 5 'r v E .S it X K 1 , 4 L K We would like to extend our undying gratitude to our advisor, Miss Clark, without whose help and patience the production of this book would not have been possible. Thanks also must be given to Sid, our representative, for his time and expert advice. Especially to the classes of '79, '80, '81, and '82, this is your book. It was made for you, about you, and of you. It is our wish that the thoughts represented here will be a key to past memories and a path to future ideas. Laura and Bill In Memoriam B G Ib 1961 1979 rian James a reath