Carlisle High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Carlisle, IA)

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W , FIRST ROW: Julie Hogue, Beth Hayes, Vi BaccahZJonda Black, Carrie Hunter, SECOND x X r SOFTBALL, TEAM TIRD N w WWW ROW. Deena Chipp, Tracy Par- SEASONiS RECORD Indianola Melcher-Dallas Montezuma Knoxville Roland-Story Johnston Southeast Polk Ballard South Hamilton North Polk Nevada West Marshall South Hamilton Ballard Melcher-Dallas Johnston Moravia Roosevelt Pella Christian North Polk Nevada Maquoketa Lincoln Ballard West Marshall Pella Roland-Story Southeast Polk tSECTIONAD A third-place finish in the H01 race highlighted the summer softball season. The conference record was 8-6 with a 14-14 mark overall. Completing in three different toumeys, their best placement was fifth in the Indianola Tournament. Leading hitters on the team were Deena Chipp L416, Andrea Bishop L359L and Pen- ny Rhoten L333; Chipp also led in hits t35i and shared stolen bases thi with Jonda Black. Vi Baccam scored the most runs OD, Nancy Stover had the most RBPs OD, and Beth Hayes had the most walks t14i. Carrie Hunter and Andrea Bishop led the team in fielding percentage. Tracy Parson handled the pitching chores with an earned run average of 2.03. Stover and Black were named to the first team all-conference with Parson and Chipp on the second team. Earning honorable mention were Baccam, Bishop, Hayes, and Hunter. THEY AJKONNOLHWNl-eOHNHOKNNOMwOOONNNNOONNN Mg 5 2 2, ; Heather Lilly, Jcinny JUNIOR VARSITY--FIRST ROW: Jennie Philippson, Janel Glasener, Michelle King, Jemiifer Baldwin Brick, SECOND ROW: Julie Shetterly, Terri Dainty, Margaret Jones, Regina Hutton, Tisha Warner, Heather Duffleld, THIRD ROW: Shanyn Cherkas, Trisha Duffleld, Penny Rhoten, Dawnette Plumb, Candi Erb. 2 xx 22' lNice shot! A seventh-inning rally?!? ; NNXN ; 22 2227 24f M, 2 2,2 ' 2. 22 The quick flip! Definitely a close call! High and inside...right!? SECOND-PLACEEINISH IN? BASEBALL W Lti ixrziy . mgr s. x iFIRST ROW: Mike Garmon, Pat Norton, Pat Edenburn, Eric Southward, Steve Koester, David Schnathorst, Steve Wadstrom, Brian D. Keeney, SECOND ROW: Tom Warren, Scott Hunt, Andy Pickering, Craig Wilson, Mark Cooper, Matt Bruckman, Ron Rinehart, Chad Scandrett, Coach Ron Anderson. A tie with West Marshall for second place in the conference was earned by the baseball team with its 10-4 mark. Overall, the team finished the year with 14 wins and 9 losses. Ron Rinehart was the leading pitcher with 11 wins and 2 losses and an ERA of 1.71. The team had an excellent batting average of .305 with six players above the magical .300 mark--David Schnathorst 03700, Brian D. Keeney 0338, Ron Rinehart C3290, Andy Pickering 03140, Steve Koester 03080, and Craig Wilson L303; Keeney also led in horn runs m, stolen bases 05L and RBPs 921 Matt Bruckman led the team in walks received 060 and strikeouts 090 with Schnathorst having the most hits 000. Rinehart scored the most runs Q60. Named to the all-conference first team were Ron Rinehart and Brian D. Keeney with Chad Scandrett, Steve Wadstrom, and Steve Koester on the second unit. Honorable Mention was received by Mark Cooper, Matt Bruckman, and Craig WiISOn. Both Keeney and Rinehart were named to the first team all-district with Schnathorst and Cooper on the second team. WE SEASONS RECORD THEY Southeast Polk 5 West Marshall 2 South Hamilton Nevada Johnston Roland-Story North Polk Ballard Oskaloosa Fairfield South Hamilton Nevada Johnston Roland-Story North Polk Clarke Southeast Polk 1 Southeast Polk Pella Christian Ballard Saydel Pella Christian QWHWON 03 h. h NWAOKONMONAQHMNOOKOWWWHW Pitch it in here! mg OOHNWWOOMD- OW wt-nn-n AO WONNUIN I This Will be an easy out! ! t w e JUNIOR VARSITYQFITRST ROW: Eric Klingensrhith; Pat Edenburn, 511mm: Pat Noften, David Keeeter, Shawn Brandow, Eric Southward, Marc Cataldo, Marc Hermon, SECOND ROW: Coach Jack Cooper, Scott Hunt, Scott Eash, Eric Kennedy, Chn's Pallwitz, Jim Peterson, Kelly Dunn, Mike Poulter, Mike Pezzetti, Steve Ericksen, Gregg Mooers. The junior varsity baseball team turned in a sparkling season record of 15 wins and only 4 losses, including a 12-2 mark against conference opponents. The team hit well above the .300 mark, led by the bats of Chris Pallwitz L603, Gregg Mooers L429L Pat Norton L360, Eric Southward L348, Jim Peterson L343T, and Oai XXTVWWwNmehW x , M ., t. , , A A . . i At the crack of the bat! The third-base reception line! ...and now the delivery! T m N N xxx:th M. FRESHMEN--FIRST ROW: Bryan Coon, Matt Hudson, Bryan Argo, Randy Haltom, Darren Moon, Parker Lawrence, Tyler Kiester, Steve Ericksen, SECOND ROW: Coach Jack Cooper, Joey Vitiritto, Brandon Cox, Mark Wilson, Chris Sinclair, Ja- son Condon, Rob Lee, Steve Phillips, Barry Nunez. mm mwm 7 WW W-, WWW ' W , W ,W W W WWW ,W WWWWWWWW WWWWWWW W WWWWWWW W W WW W W W m , WW W7 WM7WWWWW W W W W W W , W ' , , WWWWW W, W X W W WWWWWWW W WVWM' e ' ' WWW W V 7W WW I W MWWWW W W7 e W WWW W' WWW WWW W My 7 KW . WWWWWWW WWWWW A e JWXW W,.. WWW, W W WWWWWWW WWWWWWMW K W , l W WW W W X? 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Varsity volleyball entered its second season with the team improving its match record to 8 wins, 11 losses, and 2 ties, including a games record of 30 wins and 35 losses. In the first Heart of Iowa Conference Tourna- ment, the team finished third, narrowly missing out on advancing to the championship match. Statistical leaders included Nancy Stover with points on serves 0615, ace serves 675, and passing 0245; Deena Chipp in assistsAsets 086-2005; Andrea Bishop in spikes 024-1615 and ace spikes 685; and Julie Hogue in serving percentage t251 of 257 for 98Wo5 and receptions 059 of 2015. Included in the match wins were victories over Saydel t3-25, South Hamilton t3-l, 2-05, Ballard t2-0, 3-05, Johnston t3-05, and Bondurant-Farrar t3-05. Losses were to Roland-Story 52-35, Pella Christian t0-35, S.E. Warren 0-35, West Marshall A0-35, Indianola 0-35, Johnston 0-25, Colfax 0-3, 0-35, and Nevada Q-35. x: AAA: AA AA Too late--it3s by me! a . Ready or not, here it comes! ya; JUNIOR VARSITY--FIRST ROW: m w y , J tX A w Janel Glasener, Penny Rhoten, Dawnette P1 rAt? Kara Van eat her Lilly, Jennifer Baldwin, SECOND ROW: Julie Shetterly, Danielle Hermon, Laurie Woods, Jenny Brick, Michelle King, April Snyder, Julie Goodhue. Showing continued improvement throughout the season, the junior varsity team turned in an excellent season with 9 wins and only 2 losses, including a 20-8 win-loss mark in games. The team claimed wins over Saydel tZ-ll, Roland-Story t2-0l, S.E. Warren tZ-ll, Indianola t2-Ol, SOuth Hamilton t2-Ol, Nevada Q-ll, Johnston t2- ll, Bondurant-Farrar t2-Ol, and Ballard t2-0l. The only losses were three-game matches to Pella Christian and West Marshall. FRESHMEN- ,x kn IR sxwwmowtww ST ROW : Heidi Tedrow, Rachel Griffin, Kelly Van Ryswyk, Cathy Anderson, Meredith Churchill, Michale Fogle. With the team playing only two games against each opponent, the freshmen finished the season with 3 wins, 4 losses, and 4 ties. The 2-0 wins were over Indianola, Johnston and Ballard. The losses tO-Zl were to Saydel, S.E. Warren, South Hamilton, and Nevada with the girls tieing 1-1 in matches against Roland-Story, Pella Christian, West Marshall, and Bondurant-Farrar. Jenny Reetz, Amy Craig, Angie Slack, Jill Moede, Ann Hall, SECOND ROW: . aw .A. ' .7 ...w. , 1. absuwevw, ,w .. ..-..- u......A t. -..7, -,a.t-....a;:......-mr-...... ..-V. -.-. , a..- V ., . V ' WT I z T WMW 5W f , r U s e 4', XWW ' , wmwyjaswaw v: Mm ;W y FIRST ROW: Brian Meade, Ken Bolton, Marc Bartholomew, Andy Havens, SECOND ROW: Bernle Darr, u Rothfus, Scott Shoning, Eric Southward. Fourth-place fmishes at both the Clarke Invitational and the Monroe Invitational topped the efforts of the boys cross-country team. The team lost dual meets to Nevada and Southeast Polk. Other invitational placements included fifth at Ballard, sixth at Hoover, and seventh at both Pella Christian and Pleasantville. In the Heart of Iowa race, they finished fifth with Eric Southward having the best individual placement-- seventh. Bernie Darr led the team in the Districts, placing 66th overall. The best individual time for the sea- son was turned in by Southward with a clocking of 10:39; he was also named the team captain with Darr named as the Future Leader. The Outstanding Underclassmen was Marc Bartholomew with Brian Meade as the Most Improved. hr 7 , wwm M O ...and one mile to CLAMAN EAD GIRLS X t h h t h , V xx x v w x. . x wt . . x x X ' t w x, 3 xmwm twwmmm The girls cross-country team was paced by the consistency of senior Sandy Claman and sophomore Deana Guenthner. The duo topped the team in most meets, leading them to fourth place in the Heart of Iowa Con- ference with Guenthner xplacing fifth and Claman finishing seventh. Other invitational placings include fifth at Monroe and Clarke, sixth at Ballard and Pleasantville, and tenth at Pella Christian. Guenthner finished the District in 39th place with Claman, the teamts captain, close behind in 45th place. Guenthner, named as the Future Leader, had the best time for the season with a clocking of 13:58. Tracy Benge was named as the Most Improved while Terri Sinclair earned the Outstanding Underclassmen. t tw V W'w. Wilt ' I , , . ,' ??IWI V 5 I lww ?XXXXh old muscles! ing Park! Final results ready yet, Coach! NE LOSS MARS FRESHMEN SEASON lMtdg; t W e WNW- g? ,?$; I y. W? y .. iQy A ' Va? 'e V l l. , t 2W ' 3' FIRST ROW: Sean Peno, Mike Lee, Todd Isley, Ricky Laffoon, Mike Stover, John Jensen, SECOND ROW: Mark Prall, i Trevor Martin, Danny Carrel, Troy Erb, Rob Tesdahl, Chris Wysong, THIRD ROW: Steve Baldridge, Troy Johnston, Eric 1 Dostal, Chad Parson, George Stump, Sean Rodman, Eric Keeney. ,W 7'; With but a single loss to mar a near-perfect season, the freshmen rolled to six wins. The team opened the sea- son with five straight wins over Johnston tl4-0L Norwalk t16-6L Roland-Story t12-OL Ballard t28-8L and 1 Nevada t40-12t before dropping a heartbreaker to North Polk t14-16y They then shut out Winterset 14-0 in the season finale. ,txxx t NM pressure! V Ready for the reception! WW WWWWW ym J! 17721 VMMX WM x 2 t H h WW I h W xxm h V - xxWh x$$ w T h x , Give me t FIRST i ROW: P ROW: t 51mm 3 After W wins 10 ch Nonh P0 Winterset .175, 4: t me$ t , amt . i I . ' i , 4 a FIRST ROW: Steve Fisher, Randy Haltom, Landon Gire, Steve Erickson, Bryan A go, Lenny Brandt, Bill King, SECOND ROW: Paul Chandler, Dan Flair, Phillipe Auboiroux, Chris Sinclair, Mike Fisher, Mark Wilson, Steve Phillips, THIRD ROW: Coach Phil Cronin, Chad Cooper, Matt Jordan, Chris Pallwitz, Jim Peterson, Scott Eash, Eric Kennedy, Student As- sistant Mark Junk. 1'in , Mm. After dropping their first two games by very narrow margins, the junior varsity team then took four straight Maud wins to close the season with four wins and three losses. Victories were over Ballard t33-7i, Johnston U9-OL mum North Polk t26-6L and West Marshall U-Q. Losses were to Nevada t6-14L Roland-Story t7-14i, and Winterset 0-81 W17 w i , WW L WW VWZMM w i MW. wXXX wfim wit w x Kt Sideline secrets! His gaining is now done! Lots of running room ahead! gtamwax ahafiiiiis , ,mmcxf; W131: w t x 2 i a 2A V y, s .- i . . :, ' . V ' X K I, .. x ' 3i, , ' i u t . x ... ' . , . V .s V s m - x i av , ., a ' t V 1 t . . - ,, 4 s , V 3;; Si .. .: . Kit, Er J $ I , . a .. . , 2 I u I B .. . . . . , I FIRST ROW: Dan Kruse, Joe Marr, ChI'IS Morgan, Mark Ortiz, Clyde Squires, Kevin Spencer, Erik Kuebler, Robb Moulton, Pat Norton, SECOND ROW: Terry Ritchie, Bill King, Oai Baccami Mike Pezzetti, MitCh Olson, Chad Cooper, Andy Pickering, Chad Scandrett, THIRD ROW: Assistant Coach Phil Cronin, J1m Peterson, Jerry Hunter, Eric Kennedy, Ja- son Mott, Chris Sprouse, Garry Patterson, David Schnathorst, Head Coach Mike Squires, FOURTH ROW: Chris Pallwitz, Dan Flaig, Joe Vitiritto, Lenny Brandt, Bryan Argo, Steve Fisher, Steve Erickson, Randy Haltom, FIFTH ROW: Student As- sistant Mark Junk, Assistant Coach Al Stoner, Kelly Dunn, Scott Eash, Chris Sinclair, Brandon Cox, Paul Chandler, Matt J ordan, Landon Gire. 1 After dropping their first game, the varsity boys knocked off five straight conference opponents before suffer- ing heart-breaking losses to West Marshall and Nevada tan overtime thrillery to knock themselves out of the conference title race. West Marshall and Nevada shared the H01 crown while the Wildcats and North Polk shared the runner-up spot with 5-2 marks. Overall the team finished with six wins and three losses. Chad Scandrett was both the teams leading rusher and tackler. Other leading tacklers were David Schnathorst, Mitch Olson, and Jon Wilbur. Tough defense was a major part of the Wildcat game plan as they shut out four of their opponents and held two others to only one touchdown apiece. Team captains were Dan Kruse, i Robb Moulton, Garry Patterson, and Scandrett. Three players were named to the all-conference first team-- ; Wilbur, Scandrett, and Kruse tpunterl Six were named to the second team--Schnathorst, Chris Sprouse, Kruse tquarterbacky, Moulton, Clyde Squires, and Olson. Honorable Mention was earned by Patterson, Kelly Dunn, and Terry Ritchie. Scandrett, who was named to the Registeris 3-A All-State Second Team at linebacker, was named as the Cat of the Year, Back of the Year, and Most Valuable Player. Sprouse earned the honor as the Lineman of the Year. WE SEASONtS RECORD THEY 0 Pleasantville l4 Roland-Story 7 14 Ballard 0 21 South Hamilton 0 29 Johnston 28 North Polk 7 6 West Marshall 23 27 Nevada 28 12 Albia mOvertime Tough defensive pressure! 16 Elli f1, ,ggiv. i Ix P11 lead you through! ZN L ' , 2 5; Going for that seventh point! WhOQ s ' - 9 Just a high pitch! A crucial measurement! -W,....,.-...--W M-wgv WWW WWWWK W W 2? W e . ,W Z W ,7 7; W, W . . W , WWWWWWC , WWWWW W W xWWWMWW IXMWW WWWWWWHW W W 2.0x, , WWW? X the crown! VxxWWWWW W W? WWW; WW .W W W X I'CCCIVCS 7 W Can anyone spell Carlisle9 A helping hand to get started! WWW The 1986 Royal Court! I m. .0 t n O ,S y a m 1.. a e .I .a S t a C m W W537i WWWWWWWWW; W W and the envelope please d Homecoming Week 1rite Asp ! and a kiss he grand march he king! Some flowers 1nn1ng t Weaver is I A royal introduction! Beg uilders! W W 0 WWW The messy sophomores celebrate! A real bell ringer! WA x z :Lx xx A high-flying defense! Presenting the court at halftime! Enjoying a victory dance! .r 4-3.. wu-g- -A ,.., ... .A-W-... - -...zw--4nr .m... MV-W-W.mmW-- buy . W...;-. h.....xh....u...' ---. u..-v.c-..... -Wb... ... CO CO 9 1 M Y O R E H T HOME THE 1986 HOMECOMING QUEEN AND KING , $7,574,142; i2??? ?ifz 2 1?: $3st ??xe and Joe Marr Krista Hayes Erik Kuebler ii. iyzz ,, 21.4, ATTENDA TS. Nicole Bankus and ATTENDANTS j; , i2? ,2, ,21143 4:44 ,2. 5 2, 24 , J.Jm .ugu, 86 COURT OF COMING Chad Scandrett and Missy Moore ATTENDANTS Carrie Van Ryswyk and . Robb Moulton ATTENDANTS Peel and Garry Patterson Trudy g N? W Nikki t 9 EC on top of things! We S e .n 0 t C .1 V f 0 d r a y Le ;V ,a r g e h T. Christy Else, Deanna Comstock, Yam , s u b VJ P d '- u S m m a m R d 1, e L g D. U M WNN m ighi um m ih , n O m , m , , 4 m s u d L , , C H h n .. M D. C a .1 d V. s W n a A m a m. m , d ,, 1 m m ! W C $$$$ X G W e d D h c W ! g wh , ,ZvyiVI Jenny J ones Keep in step! 9 MARCHING BAND FLAG GIRLS Muscles need for this move Moon 22 I do hope you have servants! The mystery man!?! I ...a most grisly murder! WHO-DUN-IT FOR FALL PLAY The long-running Agatha Christie mystery, The Mousetrap, was Mr. Ocasids choice for a suspenseful fall production. As the plot unfolded, memorable characterizations by the actors left the audience gripped in suspense, wondering who the murderer was. Who could forget the haughty Mrs. Boyle, meek Mollie and her excitable husband, the frivolous Chris- topher Wren, the dapper Mr. Paravincini, cool Major Metcalf, the mysterious Miss Casewell, and the calm Detec- tive Sergeant Trotter? WNWWW WW WWWWWW 5:? W WW WWWWWX WZWQWXWW , j f. J f 'i2 WWW, W . WWWWWy 75 wijhh W. WgWmey X WXZZWXWZWWWW 7h We XXWWWW WW WWWWWWWZX W WWWXXWWZWX W W L? ' , ;y;,WWW W 7? ...but yen WE -1525 WW - , . e '- XWWWWW WWW W W W W W W Letts re- nact t he crime! murderer unveiled Wwv , 5 2 Q? 2 , x, , ? ?sz 2???? .V 2 2. i VK W ?? i? XMWM ri ? V 1 lctory I m e p p a .h uh w r e d a e .H e e .h C .A akiiqZZiixxxxyfi72 gh-Stepper .1434 i real h wI , Trying to hitch a ride somewhere Fit 0f the da ! i In the sp from ear to ear Inning Gr ?l inner 15 10k w and the pepst folks! Inary Just twO 0rd ! 1e trashy Clean-up JUSt a litt 535.....1 1,5; ,3. 4.; wk A quiet place to study?! ! 1a Freshmen hYSter ! d 1te re getting exc We w- - .17, A ?v 22H x g ,,. . ,. CHEER EADERS Nikki Moon, FALL SPORTS VARSITY CHEERLEADERS-- e, F. .w, u K M a , 1 a P L r, e n o P m L s, m, C y y a a H H y m m m A cm s, .m m w h o a G d . .1 n n n .m ..m e u r. K L m , , S d, e C e u m P m J T R Z T. O N T O l, R la F r V P , y ,, d ,, O l m , Nicole Bankus , FALL SPORTS JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Jenn phy, Tisha Warnef, Candi Erb, Deanna Comstock. MIDDLE: J ami Hunt FALL SPORTS FRESHMEN CHEERLEADERS: Tricia Prunt J enny Bar- , , Tami Clayworth Michelle Kading, Jennifer Fisk y, tholomew, Shay Meade, Debbie Brehse, Shannon Campbell. x-. .......Iv q---- ..-wd-....,.; .. ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ,, , ,, i7 , r 7 ,, 7 , , , ,7 ,, av , . --$.Mg.--.-.-..... ,MT..- .Hw... 'V k WINTER SPORTS VARSITY CHEERLEADERS-- FRONT: Marcia Day, Laura Murphy, Lea Porter, f Nikki Moon, BACK: Deanna Comstock, Jenny Jones, ' Heather Callahan, Lori Goodhue, Michelle Hardin. WINTER SPORTS JUNIOR VAR- SITY CHEERLEADERS -FRONT: Trisha Durham, Amy Hayes, Amy Craig, Jill Moede, BACK: Julie Goodhue, Kerri Gooding, Kelly Van R wyk, Jenny Reetz. FRESHMEN WINTER SPORTS CHEERLEADERS-- FRONT: Angie Slack, LeaAnn Good, Heidi T drow, TOP: Kelly Lawrence. 7V 7 a-N- v m-ux- ,i...,u . m-whhn-r ......m U...-... .,.., .Ww - 2..--,.. W... - .2 ,,V.t.........2. MM-...WN..W... n.0,. ; 2 3 2??? g 6?, 742x244 , jXVxng , Jenny Bartholomew, Rachel Griffin, Michele , .I e g m .l m a J S, r e d n u a S n .1 b , 0 R a t e h m r .1 H d g n A m h m u h C h t .1 d e r m 0, e g a n a m llh .K Ann Hall, Kelly King, mg, Kad helle Terri Sinclair, M10 Wendy Weissen FIRST ROW 3 1S Jenny F Alden, Amy Booton, Shay Meade tmanager5. SECOND ROW 9 burger hale Fogle ie Sus , 10 M Greubel, Led by 15 p0 from Terri Sinclair, and 7 points from Ann Hall, the th Churchill, 8 points freshmen girls compiled a 4-12 record. Offensively the team dropped in 36 points a game while the defense, i ints from Mered . The team 1nts finished fourth in the Indianola Tourney. The four wins came over Ballard 63-215, West Marshall 63-315, 46 p0 , was g1v1ng up led by the rebounding of Susie Alden, Kelly King, and Angel Hiracheta MM??? 5 2222222222222222, 2222222222 ,2212 Z? Vggy 2222 g 5 . , 3727i, . 2 2? 5 i; 2;, ix? 2,, tggy , . g??? 2?? Xx??? 2???? 12222va2? 2???? , i X, ,2? x2222 iii; ????2 m x? ,, , xx ,, ,4;2 Z222 6M4; , 7, 2 M f? , f 2 Z? 0 65,4 . z 12, 66-155, and Johnston t41-405. Losses were to Norwalk 61-45, 45-56, 36-535, North Polk 08-65, 29-505, Johnston 69-405, Indianola 60-52, 37-625, Ballard 64-405, Pella Christian 64-685, Nevada 68-545, and West Marshall t41-465. In B games the team had a record of one win and three losses. Christlan Des Moines bound! iming a re Cla The follow-through t fmd a, handle Can Pd call that a foul! x x g5 Shall we grab it?! Two points on the tip of her fingers! en... .. .........A- 2...-- -w... 2.... , -... .. .--H- --.A....T .92..n,r..V--- - .......-, .7, 7-.V;U- r..- -,,.7,7.... ...A 7 vnrw .7 w .,,h x , FIRST ROW: Candi Erb, Janel Glasener, Sue McCaughey, Danielle Hermon, Jenny Brick, Jennifer Baldwin, SECOND ROW: Rhonda Richards tmanager4, Heather Duffleld, Deena Chipp, Terri Dainty, Tisha Warner, Julie Shetterly, Michelle King, Karmen Summers tmanager4. Involved in a number of very close games, the junior varsity girls compiled a 9-4 season mark, including a sparkling 8-1 record against conference foes. The forwards led by the scoring of Tisha Warner U9 points4 and Deena Chipp 02 points4 dropped in 44 points a game while the guard court, led by the rebounding of Penny Rhoten t64, Heather Duffleld 64, Dawnette Plumb t44, and Julie Shetterly t44, limited opponents to 41 points. The Victories were over Saydel 60-394, Ballard 446-25, 51-464, North Polk t47-434, Johnston 436-24, 49-244, West Marshall t42-31, 50-424, and Nevada 66-344. Losses were suffered to Southeast-Polk t45-704, Norwalk t42-474, Ankeny t29-624, and North Polk t47-504. This rebound helong 9 W? 9 2 Z? 2 N; W99 N 2 WMM 92 664729534 444g? 22 7 646466 4???? 7 M66 in 9 w 7.7-7. 4-,fiut-n-rgfutggm rulvirnhaml. Ade- 4-: .M.....' , mcmw-m.wwwuu 2- -- - - . , -- 3O UP-AND-DOWN SEASON FOR GIRLS Chasing down that loose ball! FIRST ROW: Melinda Argo tstatisticiam, Tammy Osborn, Julie Hogue, Andrea Bishop, Nancy Stover, Jenny Parker tstatis- ticiam, SECOND ROW: Deena Chipp, Terri Dainty, Trisha Duffield, Penny Rhoten, Julie Shetterly, Dawnette Plumb, Tisha Warner. A heartbreaking one-point loss in Regional play against the eventual state qualifier, Ankeny, ended an up-and-down sea- son for the girls. They were in the middle of the H01 confer- ence race, suffering narrow defeats in their final five games to finish in fourth place with a 7-7 record. Overall, the team had a record of 8 wins and 11 losses. A lack of balanced scoring hurt the Wildcats as Nancy Stover dominated offen- sive play with a 28-point average with the forwards scoring over 50 points a game. Julie Hogue t8.4 pointsi, Trisha Duffleld t6.5t, and Terri Dainty ran all saw considerable ac- tion. The guard court gave up 54 points a game led by the ' rebounding m, steals 0.5L and shot blocking of Andrea Bishop. Julie Shetterly added 5 rebounds a game. Nancy Sto- ver tthe HOIC second-leading scoreri and Andrea Bishop ithe HOIC third-leading rebounden were both named to all- conference first team with Julie Hogue given honorable mention. Stover and Bishop each received all-area honorable mention with Stover named as all-state honorable mention- Stover was named as the teamis Outstanding Forward as well as the Most Valuable Player. Bishop was honored as the Out- standing Guard. The team captain was Julie Hogue with the Most Improved Player Awards going to forward Tisha Warner and guard Julie Shetterly. W . ',;';,;,; 1 V .. $M;:......-.. HM, xXK - - -. numn-m - Mungm gu. -.. 4...-- ,-...-.-u -..........4..-.. whu .n .......o-.r.. -ao wk, T 30 FRESHMEN E-IiD AT 8-5 MM, ., z , . I ' WWMM' . ' t ' z V t I e t 5m FIST ROW: Trevor MartintiJohn Jensen, John Graham, Terry Blackford. TOdd Isleyt Ricky Laffoon. SECOND ROW: Tony Pezzetti, Mike Stover, Sean Rodman, Troy Johnston, Chad Parson, Darin Van Gorpv George Stump. Rob Tesdahl. With a stable line-up being a rarity for the freshmen boys this season, they finally ended the year with eight wins and five losses. Victories were over Norwalk t67-52, 54-52L North Polk t69-48, 45-38t, Johnston 02-30, 56-46L Saydel t66-36L and West Marshall 60-42; Losses were to Ballard 66-41, 26-459, West Marshall i27- 53L Pella Christian t44-57L and Nevada t40-45i. X Protecting his lavuo! . Loose-ball scramble! PI Driving the baseline! x handqnqour-thcc dcttl u! 15b 32 Lees m I! Noah Poi s95 FIRST ROW: Jason Camp, Matt Hudson, Brian Argo, Darin Moon, Jason Camp, ?kx' 8xx Joel Baldridge, Steve Phillips, SECONDM h8n: ROW: Wyatt Brummer, Rob Lee, Marc Hermon, Jay Rothfus, Dean Hudson, Joe Vitiritto, THIRD ROW: Brandon Cox, . .5 Ben Johnston, Paul Chandler, Dan Flaig, Mike Fisher, Ken Schurman, David Kruse. . . ; With a large group of players participating in this year,s junior varsity program, the team finished the season . $.3! at .500, winning seven and losing seven games. Victories were over North Polk 61-375, West Marshall M8- 325, Ballard t48-43L Johnston 61-405, Pella Christian 60-445, Southeast Polk 60-595, and Norwalk 65-485. M Losses were to Ballard 04-475, Johnston t44-54L Indianola 68-685, West Marshall t49-52L Nevada 60-601. 55d North Polk 69-505, and Saydel t46-735. w 72774 V A 4 Set that screen! What do we do now, Coach?! 4 w- .....a..M v .mu-n-$- ......,..e.....w DISTRICT TITLE APs VARSITY SEASON W N X 474 a A M ' FIRST ROW: Kenny Brehse tmanagert, Matt Hudson, David Koester, Joel Baldridge, Matt Hood, Brandon Cox, Joe Marr, David Schnathorst, Darby Milner tmanagert, SECOND ROW: Assistant Coach Ron Anderson, Andy Pickering, Eric Kennedy, Brian Cumes, Dan Kruse, Jim Peterson, David Kruse, Terry Ritchie, Head Coach Bruce Hukee. WW WM z An exciting season awaited the varsity boys as they completed the year with 14 wins and 7 losses. They were District champions after an exciting overtime thriller with Pella Chris- tian and a tight four-point win over Grinnell before toppling to Perry in the Substate Final. A 10-4 mark in conference play placed the Wildcats in third place. Dan Kruse dominat- ed the team statistics, averaging 18 points and 9 rebounds a game as well as leading the team in steals. Jim Peterson pumped in 12 points, David Schnathorst had 9 points, and Andy Pickering added 7 points as the Wild- W cats averaged 57 points offensively. Pickering led the team in assists with over four per game. Defensively, the team gave up 48 points a contest. Senior Dan Kruse repeated 1, on the all-conference first team as well as earning All-State recognition. He was also named to compete in the All-Star Basketball game during the summer of 1987. Jim :- Peterson was named to the second team W11116 3 Joe Marr, David Schnathorst, and Andy Plek' 5 ering received all-conference honorablf mention. Kruse was named as the team5 Most Valuable Player with Schnathorst as the 9 Best Defensive Player. Peterson earned the T: honor of the Most Improved Player. Checking out the defensive set-up! 34 xv 4442414140.ny Scoring under pressure! boys s and after hris- 'nnell Final. d the 1 inat- 1g the O , 3 ' . g ., . . .n 12 Dont step on me. A qu1ck move for two pomts! 1 , and Wild- WE SEASON RECORD THEY . 48 Pleasantville 36 61'1ng 52 South Hamilton 50 1' per 63 Johnston 41 p 48 46 Nevada 47 ted v- 66 North Polk 35 ea 50 Roland-Story 42 '11 aS 71 West Marshall 39 also 37 Ballard 38 etball 57 South Hamilton 63 Jim ' 63 Johnston 49 hile 64 Nevada 70 W, 51 North Polk 33 PICk' 62 Roland-Story 37 able 66 West Marshall 40 , 3mg 62 Ballard 51 the 62 Pella Christian 42 5 64 Southeast Polk 72 . the 55 Norwalk 59 64 Pella Christian--DISTRICT 62 49 Grinnell--DISTRICT 45 41 Perry--SUBSTATE 60 ' 4 z . ,' An aggresswe rebounder! V .4414... 54-... - - , WWW 7 W . ,R -.u--.,------ v-ow--s.1...--uv.k5wv n42...-.t ,. ,. .,, M- 5. - 11 tkA BATT IS ONLY CONFERENCE CHAMPION FIRST ROW: Sean Peno, Randy Haltom, Craig Fowler, Chris Pallwitz, Clyde Squires, Robb Moulton, SECOND ROW: Ron Batt, Garry Patterson, Chad Cooper, Gregg Mooers, Kelly Dunn, Bill King, THIRD ROW: Wade Rauchwarter, Landon Gire, Chris Morgan, Jason Mott, Tracy Routen, Mitch Olson, Greg Vincent. Experiencing a rebuilding year, the wrestlers posted a record of three wins, seven losses and one tie, including a 3-4 mark in the H01 Conference. The only Wildcat to qualify for the state meet, Ron Batt at 126 was also the only Wildcat HOI Individual Champion. He advanced to the state meet as a Sectional Champion and a District Runnerup. Mitch Olson advanced to District action as a Sectional Runnerup. Meet finishes included third at Newton and in the Sectionals, fourth at the Wildcat Invitational and the H01 Tourney, and fifth at Clarke. Some of the better records included Chad Cooper t20-8l, Ron Batt t14-2l, Brian Fowler tlZ-Sl, Gregg Mooers t14-6l, and Mitch Olson 00-6; Named as the Outstanding Wrestler was Ron Batt. Mitch Olson was named as the Most Improved with Garry Patterson earning the Sportsmanship Award. yiA 4 W 51? a break! The driving force to the mat! A tough hold to WE SEASON RECORD THEY 13 East 34 9 Clarke 45 21 West Marshall 39 35 South Hamilton 30 3 l Pleasantville 31 30 Nevada 26 27 Johnston 31 20 Roland-Story 37 13 North Polk 41 14 Norwalk 49 30 Ballard 12 L JUNIOR VARSITY--FRONT: Mike Lee, Mark Prall, Chris Wysong, Brian Coffie, BACK: Eric Dostal, Troy Johnson. fMX' The junior varsity season produced three wins, eight losses, and one tie. Wins were over West Marshall 121-01, South Hamilton 121-121, and Roland-Story 127- 171 with a 12-12 tie at Ballard. Losses were to East 19-391, Ankeny 112-191, Clarke 13-541, Pleasantville 18-311, Nevada 118-421, Johnston 123-361, North Polk 116-221, and Norwalk 114-241. Posting winning records were Kraig Kading 18-31 and Mike Lee 114-81. In the Heart of Iowa Junior Varsity Tour- nament, the Wildcats had three champi- ons--Brian Coffle, Mike Lee, and Gregg Mooers. W1 Nim xxx xxxxx W8 L 11, . WWWMW, ,1 M . , z I: 1. All knotted up! 3 L 9 ' I A watchful ecorekeeper! ,. '. r ' ' '- , .1 ,. $ L 3 81811151.! , 2 ,, WMa First the head...then the hand x31 9w '1 iKatlxiV' Let3s shake hands, captains! Step around him 7- -- -m.w-....-w:.. STATISICIANS: Trudy Peel, y w WI M Wm M? 295x psey-daisy! - u Auupwvw-.- , ..................... -... ; Krista Hayes, Christy Else. AX Push h ,, WNMWWW im off...push him off! am v , Hanging ' , Wmsw .;v-m...,.. , Just a little ad vice! SPANISH CLUB hf i6, xxxxxxmu i wwxmx xx xxxwk wee m we hrw-yl-WWWWWVV x $$x SK exx xxx? NR? h xxx s e ix y Havens, Biil King, Mrs; Debhie Youngblut tsponson, SECOND ROW: Kelly Owens, Traci Heaberlin, Traci Hansen, Eric Dostal, Lisa Gaffey, Danielle Green, Kelly Bosch. Members of the Spanish Club spent an entertaining year. They manned a booth at the Carlisle Crazy Day as well as selling candy bars. They enjoyed a Christmas brunch, lunch at Gringds, and a spring picnic. In addi- tion, they enjoyed a Visit to a translation agency in Des Moines. mtg Mn FIRST ROW: Jaci Johannes, Lisa Hartman, SECOND ROW: Kelly King, Kristi King, Margaret Jones, Bethany Rothfus, Deena Fumal, Kara King, Regina Hutton, THIRD ROW: Laurie Woods, Mrs. Cindy Barton tsponsorL Jami Hunt, Jeanne Jensen, Jenny Hunt, Heather Callahan. STUDENT COUNCIL w Cg me mm xxx xwxxmx Mm x f g g i VNRX W e mm M m y .1 , e ; , l , ' t .1 . W A FIRST ROW: Mike Pezzetti, Erik Kuebler, Deena Fumal, Garry Patterson, Greg Vincent, Tom Warren, Clyde Squires, SEC- 0ND ROW: Matt Hudson, Pat Edenbum, Jim Shetterly, Scott Eash, Lisa Gaffey, Lucinda Irons, Kyle Pentico, Tove Brodin, Matt Jordan, Lori Miller, Jack Futrelle, Sean Peno, THIRD ROW: Barry Nunez, Julie Shetterly, Deena Chipp, Janel Glasener, Amy Booton, Robin Saunders, Michele Greubel, Debbie Choda, Tracy Benge, Lori Goodhue. Many activities and projects were sponsored by this yearts student council under the leadership of Garry Patterson, president; Deena Fumal, vice president; Greg Vincent, secretary-treasurer; and advisor, Mrs. Peggy z Gruss. These included Homecoming Coronation and dance, staff coffee, Senior Citizents dinner, Christmas ' ' 9 dance, Cabin Fever Day, two $500 scholarships, and two assemblies. New projects included the purchase of a Wm ; new stereo system, a student council exchange day with East High School, collecting donations for a crisis mxn hotline, making the foreign exchange students honorary members, and working with Carlislets 4th of July committee. A Whafs the score' :- v M :er Just a lunCh-time stroll! Oh! You tell the best jokes! Messy miSChief makers! 40 FIRST ROW: Amy Churchill, April Snyder, Michelle Rubin, Amy Booton, Michele Greubel, SECOND ROW: Howard Hirsch, Scott Robinson, Greg Vincent, Matt Hudson, Alex Camp, Chad Cataldo, Bryan Coon, Kelly Lowther, THIRD ROW: 3 Phillip Wilson, Dean Kuebler, Derk Solko, David Kruse, Ken Girton, Jeff Prall, Kevin Spencer, Wyatt Brummer, Kathy hh' 4;, Loomis, Coach Bill Fink. 5: It was a rough year for the debate team as the young, fairly inexperienced group completed the season in fifth place in the Central Iowa Debate League behind champion Norwalk, Knoxville, Indianola, and Dallas Center- Grimes. They finished the season with eighteen wins and fourteen losses, only one debate win out of fourth place. The two tough topics that were debated this year were RESOLVED: Should the federal government raise the 55 mph speed limit to 65? and RESOLVED: Should the state of Iowa limit settlements in tort liabil- ity suits? Two juniors earned the honor of all-conference debaters--Phillip Wilson and Amy Churchill. Co-re- cipients for outstanding leadership from a senior were the only two seniors on this years squad--Kathy Loomis and Kelly Lowther. Defending our posmon! awm Admit that your k FRONT: Nicole Bankus, M h success! FRONT: Amy Craig, Trisha Durham, Debbie Choda, BACK: Mark Wilson, Alicia Burton, Michele Greu- bel. Three entries were made in speech contests this year with all the entries earning a Division II rat- ing in District competition. There were two en- trants in the District Large Group Contest held at Hoover. The Readers Theatre entry was llSoft Fall the Leavesli While Trisha Durham and Amy Craig entered group mime with ssReflection of a Self-Im- age? Carlisleis only entrant in the District Indivi- dual Events Contest at Clarke Community was Debbie Choda in literary drama with Elmer Rice,s llDream Girl? elinda Argo, Lisa Gaffey, BACK: Terri Sinclair, Krista Hayes, Michele Grace, Jeanne Jensen, Tim Hansen, Angie Slack, Mike Stover. teacher, who has devoted twenty-two b Planning, photographing, and executing a weekly newspaper and a yearbook that covers all the aspects of a school year takes a lot of time-consuming effort and sacrifice from the staff. We dedicate this book to thes'tU- dents of OHS. whose activities make the book possible and especially to Mr. Dick Armstrong, a retlrlng years of his life to keeping CHS students on the right pathway to CEBTONLERAICWPHN WMQW A 714W JWWVMWW W WM WW me 1 WthV WM gywmm XWWK wm W x mwi WQMH m M kW, $ WM, WW Wm FIRST ROW: Melinda Argo Howard Hirsch, Connie Fenton, SECOND ROW: Alex Camp, 3 J enny Parker Laura Murphy, , ye 8. mm a 10 th 00. RE S W, nm am Rh C y H a P Kara Van Zee, 7 n 0 S n .1 .m n, mm t mm GS a: .mw am am n e1 CH .mT Vna vow rn GW o,k .mm HMM vm 6 10m ,B mm pm YA T .nla Tr ,P mm VZJ n a SD 0 m0 pM Am Yak cm W ma .n BB mm Ya WK , Tracy Routen, Aaron Koch. MADRIGAL SINGERS , Phillip Wilson , Debbie Choda Terry Ritchie 3 Dawnette Plumb Mary Ellen Weaver, , Maxwell Six, iis$$xx$$xx ; Phillip Wilson, 9 J oe Vitiritto 3 Howard Hirsch Laura Murphy, , Alicia Burton Noelle Collins Alex Camp, SECOND ROW: Mary Ellen Weaver Randy Rothfus, Mark Wilson, Tracy Routen. , Parker J enny 9 FIRST ROW: Patty Claman J ordan, Kelly , April Snyder, Karla Brick Connie Fenton, 7 7 43 m! f, W W W 4 FIRST ROW: Noelle Collins, Rachel Griffin, Michelle Hardin, Stephanie Maxwell, Amy Pentico, Chantel Myers, Melinda Argo, Jenny Parker, Connie Fenton, Steve Fisher, SECOND ROW: Debbie Brehse, Julie Shetterly, Heather Duffleld, Lea i Porter, Trisha Duffleld, Matt Jordan, Wyatt Brummer, Jeff Prall, Scott Robinson, THIRD ROW: Julie Linn, Alicia Burton, Q Wendy Weissenburger, Kelly Snelson, Marcey Moren, Lori Bixenman, Heather Lilly, Karmen Summers, Desiree Lagerquist, $ Regina Milller, Aaron Koch, FOURTH ROW: Dawnette Plumb, Deena Fumal, Melody Prall, Patty Claman, Corinne Baker, ; Tanyia Lloyd, Deana Guenthener, Kelly Bosch, Dawn Calkins, Michelle Beech, Bethany Rothfus. W'! :t- ? W The Mr. Bojangle? soloist! c WQW? Melodious madrigal music for Christmas!. A swingim show in April and May! h. . w p r x a FIRST ROW Tracy Ruten, Mark Wilson, ' Ste Phil mwx , 11, Laura M urphy, Debbie Choda, Tammy Osborn, Karla Brick, Trudy Peel, Tricia Prunty, SECOND ROW: Jeff Keil, Kelly Jordan, Kurt Kielmann, Angie Slack, Jenny Glenn, Janel Glasener, Kara Van Zee, Danielle Hermon, Mary Ellen Weaver, Melisa Garmon, Tisha Durham, Michelle Kading, THIRD ROW: Terry Ritchie, Randy Rothfus, Howard Hirsch, Greg Vincent, Joe Vitiritto, Alex Camp, Tami Clayworth, Tanya Smith, Amy Craig, Kelly Lawrence, FOURTH ROW: Rhonda Richards, Patty Blanchard, Susie Al- den, Traci Heaberlin, Lisa Smith, Mindy Pickering, Robyn Shetterly, Pam Lemley, Jenny Bartholomew, Jenny Hunt, April Snyder, Tove Brodin, Phillip Wilson. A wide variety of concert experiences encompassed the concert choir schedule this year with performances both in school and in Des Moines. The choir received a Division II at the State Large Group Contest. Highlighting the spring season was the enjoyable Anything Goes as well as both the swing show and spring concert. Concert choir section leaders this year were Jenny Parker--soprano, Karla Brick--alto, Randy Rothfus-tenor, and Tracy Routon--bass. Names as the most improved singers were Aaron Koch, senior; Alicia Burton and Noelle Collins, juniors; Mark Wilson, sophomore; and Chantel Myers and Kelly J ordan, freshmen. Aaron Koch was also named as the most valu- able senior. X Most Valuable S xxx enior Singer--Aaron Koch! . WWW FIRST ROW: Alex Camp, Shari Myers, Jenny Parker, Melinda Argo, Scott Robinson, SECQND ROW: Debbie Brehse, April Snyder, Tracy Benge, Patty Claman, Amy Hayes, Michelle ng, Karla Blanchard, Heldl Tedrow, Ang1.e Slack, THIRD ROW: Tami Clayworth, LeAnne Good, Marlissa Hammond, Amy Booton, Shannan Campbell, Rachel anfln, Kelly ng, Jennifer Baldwin, Peggy Lemley, Marcia Day, Amy Churchill, Scott Hugeni Marc Hermon, FOURTH ROW: Dan S.t111, Da- vid Kruse, Marc Cataldo, Lisa Hartmann, Kevin Baysinger, Mike Pezzettl, Todd Isley, Joe V1t1r1t.to, Tern Slnplalr, Sean Rodman, Trevor Martin, John Jensen, Darby Milner, Kelly Owens, Paul Bruff, FIFTH ROW: Erlc Kllngensmlth, Randy Rothfus, Deanna Comstock, Chris Wysong, Jill Moede, Stephanie Maxwell, Steve Phllllps, Mary Ellen Weaver. J AZZ BAND ku 031:5: rm FL? F : W aDzvm I :1 em 13:: a m an: A tom 13: t. ' 1 FIRST ROW: Brandon Cox; Scott Hugen, Marcia Day, Alex Camp, Dan Kruse, ESCOND ROW: Derk Solko, Aaron Koch, Danielle Hermon, Robin Cross, Amy Hayes, Phillip Wilson, THIRD ROW: David Kruse, Dan Still, Todd Isley, Marc Cataldo, Stephanie Maxwell. FIRST ROW: Heather Callahan, Michele Grace, Jenny Marple, Connie Fenton, Phillip Wilson, Howard Hirsch, SECOND ROW: Alicia Burton, Noelle Collins, Jenny Reetz, Jenny Jones, Laura Goodhue, Brenda Richards, Michele Greubel, Darla Van Ekeren, Nikki Moon, Laura Murphy, THIRD ROW: Darren Moon, Tricia Prunty, Kenny Girton, Kelli Seger, Kerri Gooding, Jeff Benton, Robin Saunders, Karmen Summers, Julie Goodhue, Jennifer Bolton, Kelly Bosch, FOURTH ROW: Trisha Duffleld, Angie Adreon, Kyle Pentico, Tricia Rhoten, Dan Kruse, Dana Allen, Steve Scott, Meredith Churchill, Brandon Cox, Sandy Claman, Pam Lemley, Margaret Jones, Stasia Whitaker, FIFTH ROW: Jeff Prall, Ken Bolton, Steve Erickson, Bryan Argo, Paul Ferguson, Robin Cross, Bernie Darr, Derk Solko, Aaron Koch. Highlighting a busy instrumental music year was the concert bandis trip to Chicago to participate in the Six Flags over Mid-America Band Festival where they earned a Division I ratings. At that competition, three band mem- bers earned outstanding musician awards: Dan Still on trumpet and Alicia Burton and Heidi Tedrow on french horn. The band also earned a Division I rating at the State Large Group Contest--their four straight top rating. Competing in the Perry Band Olympics, band members had 29 entries, coming home with 24 Division I ratings. Junior Howard Hirsch on flute qualified for the presti- gious All-State Band for the second year in a row. The J azz Band also had an outstanding year as they qualified for their fourth straight State J azz Championships, placing tenth overall. They earned their fifth straight Division I rating in the State J azz Band Contest. Other placings in- cluded first at NWMSU, second at the Jack Oatts Jazz Festival, and third at SCIBA. Outstanding jazz performers at the various contests were Marcia Day, Scott Hugen, Brandon Cox, Alex Camp, Dan Kruse, Dan Still, Aaron Koch, Phillip Wilson, Stephanie Maxwell, and Marc Cataldo. Earning the most improved players awards were Stephanie Maxwell, Dan Still, Alex Camp, David Kruse, and Brandon Cox. Recipient of the outstanding senior a- ward was Dan Kruse. A ve valuable trumpet man! i x .. ;' Honoring the departing band man! 47 u wav w M -a-VM---..-... c.-.- ... ............,.. M ...... : DIVISION I WINNERS FROM PERRY BAND OLYMPICS--FIRST ROW: Robin Saunders, Chris Wysong, Alex Camp, Lori Goodhue, Brenda Richards, Deanna Comstock, Lisa Hartmann, Angie Slack, SECOND ROW: Stasia Whitaker, Mer- edith Churchill, Michele Greubel, Rob Lee, Howard Hirsch, Randy Rothfus. Heather Callahan, Karmen Summers, Jennifer Bolton, Dana Allen, Julie Goodhue. THIRD ROW: Margaret Jones, Jill Moede, Kelly Bosch, Amy ChurchilL Eric Klingensmith, David Kruse, Jennifer Marple, Debbie Brehse. 4 7 4 . 7? Ayij ? H , f; 692 4 WX M W? .. i ftime! Mr. All-State-the featured soloist! 4 5, v Mywbw MW W A shoe shrine in Chicggo-land! g. kw v. ' ' in is ca y! smgmg award! Vg x ngh Stepping t0 c 7'7 Mr- Bojanglcsw Sbme most improved players POETIC POTPOURRI There,s so much you have learned that you want others to know. So open are the mouths, and away the rumors go. At the end of study hall, you get to have snacks. A stereo and T.V. are the only things it lacks! J ulie Shetterly t5. 4 J , V This class offers a variety of things that inteieSt met one wears many ditterent gym suits, But Ilnve never seen her in boots; Her jogging is all I ever see, Our P.E. teacher, Mrs. Lafferty. Heather Duffleld The commons is where w gather together To laugh and make memories to cherish forever! With all of our friends set down at a table, We share our knowledge as best as welre able! Amy Hayes ',fi You think hes insane; you think hes crazy. It is not wise to make him mad at you. The teacher, everyone knows, is llDr. B? We study pigs, plants, and even talk about sex- These are just a few of biologyis subjects. , J ulie Shetterly tOO. Then again, you think hes lazy. When he tells you what to do, heis never wrong. Hets just the opposite of Alex Keaton; Hela a friend to all the guys, Mr. Armstrong. Thatis the dude, Rick Eaton! Sometimes you kick the can To increase our attention span. You tell us stories; oh, what fun! But you always teach us, Mr. Reinertson! Geometry class will drive you insane, Trying to learn about points, lines and planes! We always do well on daily assignments, But our test grades need some major refinements! Scott Hugen wt, Track is a sport that can fun, But the only thing you do is run. Winning is more fun than getting beat, Matt Hudson m1- rant. CHART School seems to be most always boring, . But think of all the information were storing. Nobody said school would be loads of fun, But itis an important step in education. J ulie Shetterly Because you get a gold medal at the track meet! Deena Chipp , 151w Hels a computer teacher; heis kind of nice. Although hets our golf coach, he can,t fix a slice. A spike is an offensive rnove in this game. He doesnit make enough to own a Mercedes Benz Tiangwork eount; in this gaine; vollleyball ls n e ump 18 use to contro a sp1 e. The set and the volley are basically alike! 3 But hels a pretty cool guy, Bob Lohrenz! Matt Hudson 5 name. Deena Chipp 2 n4 ;,4:,, , C 4, 0 ,w ? NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY w 9 Me '- 2 Xh W 2 hhm xv $9 , 4 , y 4 , 4 1 , -I ' Y I i '51 xM' N. h w; I 31; 55w mud?! A y 9 . W9 OLD MEMBERS--FIRST ROW: Marcia Day, Andrea Bishop Julie Hogue, Melinda Argo, Jenny Parker, SECOND ROW: Nancy Stover, Connie Fenton, April Snyder, Brenda Richards, THIRD ROW: Jim Shetterly, Eric Kennedy, Dan Kruse, Garry Patterson, Phillip Wilson. ABSENT: Kelly Lowther, Oai Baccam, Sandy Claman, Kathy Loomis, and Jon Wilbur. Eighteen new members were added at the April installation service of National Honor Society. The members had a busy fall semester as they conducted a very successful food drive as well as holding another Toys for Tots campaign. Each member also completed ten hours of community service. Officers were Dan Kruse, president; Kelly Lowther, vice president; Jenny Parker, secretary; and Melinda Argo, treasurer. ,V X NEW MEMBERS--FIRST ROW: Alex Camp, Matt Hudson, Janel Glasener, Shari Myers, Lori Miller, Scott Rohinson, How- ard Hirsch, SECOND ROW: Amy Churchill, David Kruse, Karmen Summers, Randy Rothfus, Aaron Koch, THIRD ROW: Todd Ferguson, Brandon Cox, Andy Pickering, Mike Pezzetti, Joe Marr, Scott Shoning. 52 4o VXXXXX M X W M , y , WVX , W . x .1 'WW ILIW X L W - w X AC ng! Qxx C President speaks at tappi . x $ k . m Www- I pledge allegiance...! sClimb every mountain ? after me! Kecmng In E C N115 oatn! x xxx kk x xv The formal A yellow rose for you! sign-in! Enjoying the rebeption! -...-w-..-v - -w- ,uvv--vi---.. .A .-...-... raw;in .tvt - uni ' 4w M wymywwwwww w t max; xxxxxxxxi XXX V, mzyW V - e V were here! Yech! Another streamer to tape! CRAZY FOR YOU Amid colorful streamers, balloons, and heart decorations stood three lighted domes dominating the scene for the Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom, ttCrazy For You? Ju- nior class president, Mike Pezzetti officially welcomed the seniors of 1987 with Andrea Bishop responding for her classmates. After a pork loin dinner, the prom, complete with intriguing laser lights, was held as every- one scrambled to have their remembrance pictures tak- en. A parent-sponsored After-Prom Party was followed by a continental breakfast with some needed sleep then becoming the top priority. Looking forward to the food! When does it start? ...... M -....-.J,. .m- . e . . . . , , . V , , , , ?72 Kngy, 3?? h , . 23ng Z74 e? xh ,, 7 My e . 12, ii 14.1.; every minute of 1t ly .in rhythm! ite inh Defm .. V . ,ea h w, 24 , izw WW , gig? x514? 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Also hidden aboard ship is Public Enemy 13, Moonface Martin tGreg Vincenti, who is attempting to work his way up the wanted list to 1 with the help of his friend Bonnie tKarla Brickl By the time all the mishaps and mayhem were cleared away, true love won out, and each nightis delighted audiences went away humming the strains of some familiar tunes like iiAnything Goes? tilts Delightful? and ttBlow, Gabriel, Blow? i Wig; r face! ?th , ?ga h I mg I ? a . , : xyh . d 0f9 iallbirds love gambl lsgulse...sn1ppe Just ing our bows Bingo...we Checking on the Tak Ohe d ! 1C6 hitc'hed'h v0. igh-p gmx ; h XV maxwyxx ....-- B-l-o-w , Gabriel, b-l-o-w ! Y Oh...wat a h Wm h S u d . n .w cu. .m. h S d n .m r F 0 sorry for the interruption S ! ls ' v s jewe I lsgulse 5 lady h Ax x $va ,xxxx NV , xxw XXV h x x ,0 x X xxxxxXX 4 , xXxx NEXX x N The Heaven l-lop What a clever d st protecting a ....h. Sxxxx w- -W- husky Tweet, tweet like a bluebird! s s -t-. 7 hemadw. 1.... - .-77t SECOND gmLAWgE AIWWILCAMELA Careful placement for the races start! -.. .. ,..-..d.,, . .. -4...4..u W2 FIRST ROW: Terri Sinclair, Michelle Kading, Candi Erb, Tricia Prunty, Julie Hogue, Jennifer Baldwin, SECOND ROW: Rhonda Richards, Patty Claman, Heather Lilly, Deanna Comstock, Ann Hall, Sandy Claman, Janel Glasener, THIRD ROW: Nancy Stover, Karmen Summers, Tracy Benge, Tisha Warner, Penny Rhoten, Michale Fogle, Susie Alden, Trisha Duffleld, Deena Chipp, Mary Wedemeyer. No Wildcat records were set this year although Nan- cy Stover did manage to set a high jump record at Lamoni early in the season. The girls were 1-1 in dual meets, won one triangular, and placed second in another. Top finish for the team was second place in their own Wildcat Invitational where they had four champions--Julie Hogue in the 400 dash, Deena Chipp in the 100 hurdles, the sprint medley relay, and the 4 x 400 relay. Other placements included third at the Bondurant-Farrar Invitational, fifth at the Nevada Invitational and the Heart of Iowa Con- ference, and seventh at the Pella Christian Invitational and in the District. In addition, the ju- nior varsity team placed second in the J .V. Wildcat Invitational. Seniors Robb Moulton and Julie Hogue were crowned to reign over Carlisle Relays Week as the Wildcat Relays King and Queen. Can I catch her?! V w , g wxwxxww N ,, , V ; - , . WI y 4 . ,; , MM . ' , Q4 ; W mm mg. w T x Wmum. aw WW 1 x V... How many more lapsi 1t; 1f 1 all yours! --.us.,.. -w--A . . . wk. nw- ma. - A-u as- .J-nu. 41-kwh ALP- v - 4. s l'eiit 2 60 s t FIRST ROW: Greg Moore tstudent coachi, Stacey Sissel tmgrj, Melody Prall tmng, Garry Patterson, Robb Moulton, Chris EARN FOURTH STRAIGHT HOI CROWN T W Morgan, Steve Erickson, Deena Fumal tmng, April Snyder tmng, SECOND ROW: Ron Batt, Eric Keeney, Marc Bartholo- mew, Joel Watson, Sean Rodman, Steve Wadstrom, David Schnathorst, Mark Wilson, Bill King, THIRD ROW: Assistant Coach Mark Junk, Jeff Benton, Rob Tesdahl, Derk Solko, Rob Weinbrecht, Mike Stover, Bryan Argo, Jeff Keil, Steve Baldwin, FOURTH ROW: Kraig Kading, Kevin Spencer, Jon Wilbur, Mike Pezzetti, Bernie Darr, Mike Fisher, Scott Shoning, Eric Kennedy, Head Coach Mike Squires, FIFT H ROW: Steve Fisher, Ken McCaughey, Dan Flaig, Scott Eash, Kelly Dunn, Mitch Olsen, Eric Southward, Brian Curnes, Chad Cooper, Ken Brehse. The soft landing! Although no new school records were established, the boys track season was a successful one as they de- fended their Heart of Iowa Conference championship- -their fourth straight. Reigning as conference champi- ons were Chad Cooper in the discus, Eric Southward in the 400 dash, and the 4 x 100 relay team of Mike Pezzetti, Kelly Dunn, David Schnathorst, and Robb Moulton. That relay team also qualified to compete in the Drake Relays. As a team, the Wildcats were first at Urbandale McDonalds and the Adel Invitational, second at the Wildcat Relays, third in the District, fourth at the Pleasantville and Norwalk Invitationals, fifth at Grinnell and Johnston, and eighth at Knoxville. They claimed first in one triangular and second in another. The J .V. team fln- ished second in their own J .V. Wildcat Invitational. Two individuals--Eric Kennedy in the high jump and Eric Southward in the 400 dash--qualif1ed to compete in the state track meet. Robb Moulton was named as King of Wildcat Relays Week. I 1 y! r. .N ,..- ;......'- he mids This rela k . ' -;.r....: x Ngw yxwx x QW:: Wwax xv tof 'W; y win is our! g V a , The agony of it a w wwwmxxw- m Ach hm len WNNW h ge L the finish! .w- ma. ...-. -1-. .hbJ-wn HV'gN; zawngmw x :wwww x Mxmw. , No challengers to be seen! h, 0N F t I I REBQILDINQ SEAS GQILFERS w t i OK X 2' 'Nn. Trisha Durham, Jenny Philipsson, Michelle Rubin, Amy Churchill, Melisa Garmon, Meredith Churchill, Amy Booton, Jenni- WM fer Brick, Michele Greubel, Marlisa Hammond, Debbie Brehse, Kelly Lawrence. W With a squad consisting of only freshmen and sophomores, the girls definitely experienced a rebuilding sea- theboysl son, losing all nine of their dual meets. The team placed fifth in the Saydel and Norwalk Invitationals and seventh in both the Heart of Iowa Conference and the Sectional. Team medalist for the year was freshman Debbie Brehse. The 1mm WE SEASONS RECORD 240 Pleasantville ' 202 , 246 J ohnston 214 23 7 Saydel 218 244 Ballard 225 l 88 Norwalk 165 23 7 Winterset 206 2 l 3 Pleasantville 178 179 J ohnston 149 220 Norwalk 21 1 RN gWECOND HOI CHAMPIONSPHI . ' m x . . a L s Ms W N... Ms h h x mm a , V. e ksTMEWM xxWII-mw'! w, FIRST ROW: Todd Isley Brummer, Chad Cataldo, Darren Moon, Matt Hudson, Andy Havens, Terry Blackford, John Jensen, SECOND ROW: Chad Parson, Kenny Girton, Matt Hood, Paul Chandler, David Kruse, Greg Vincent, Joe Vitiritto, Jason Condon, Oai Baccam. A second-straight Heart of Iowa Conference championship as well as a Sectional title highlighted the year for the boys golf team. Making up that HOI championship squad were Oai Baccam, Wyatt Brummer, David Koester, Matt Hudson, and Todd Isley with Koester reigning as both the H01 and Sectional meet medalist. Advancing to Regional action, the Wildcats finished flfth, just seven strokes short of a trip to the state meet. 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NHS TAPPERS--FIRST ROW: Todd Isley, Rob Tesdahl, Michelle Greubel, SECOND ROW: Angie Slack, Amy Booton, Rachel Griffin, Meredith Churchill. ABSENT: Kevin Baysinger and Jason French. haVs for lunch? v; Maw 1, 4? 2W w V - 4s W V . 2 hand! , Freshmen horseplay! w ,H v 1K7? f, I15 Habla espanol? 80 Jennifer Brick Paul Bruff Wyatt Brummer Dawn Calkins Alex Camp Chad Cataldo z ZW M 'XnEIC derL-on Dana Mien 31h? Anderson 15 I Bryan Argo 4 Jennifer Baldwin David Bcngc Stacy BillCIer Jennifer BOIIOn j '- KCHY Bosch Dan Bowlin -. Janice Bowlin Lenny Brandt xii? WWW m mm Our favorite dining r00m...n0 doubt! Jason Condon Brian Coon 3:. Bill Cooper V:- Troy Cooper 3:.- Brandon Cox in Amy Craig L: Robin Cross 1 Terri Dainty T Christina DeHeer 35 Amy Doggett Rosanna Draper V- Roxanna Draper V- Heather DutTwld Trisha Durham Trudy EppS Candi Erb ? Stove Erickson f Jim Fiscus -; Steve Fisher Rex Fitzgerald Dan Flaig James Gaffey Melisa Garmon Kent Gephart Kenny Girton Janel Glasener Julie Goodhue Kerri Gooding Danielle Green Morgan Griebe D'blj Deana Guenthner Randy Haltom Marlisa Hammond , Traci Hansen Amy Hayes Traci Heaberlin Danielle Hermon Ray Hiracheta Ted Hiracheta A man-to-man talk! Jeremy Howard Dean Hudson Matt Hudson Scott Hugen Aaron Hutchins Dan Hutchison Jaci Johannes Troy Johnson Ben Johnston Jenny Jones Margaret Jones Matt Jordan W2: 7 ' 4 TYIer Kiester Poncho Killen Kristi King Michelle King Jamie Kinter David Kruse Dean Kuebler Desiree Lagerqujst Tom Lancaster Parker Lawrence Rob Lee Ix Heather Lilly -XX 'AT Patty Loomis 9 Stephanie Maxwell H Sue McCaughey L Scott Mentzer F l, X ,, M 2 Leslie Milller F XXX 4 I ' Darby Mllner Jill Moede Gary Mongar Darren Moon Kala Moore Mindy Moran Angel Morris Rob Noble Barry Nunez . . . Dan Orona What an appetlzlng concoctlon! Kelly Owens Chris Paxston Julie Peno Jennifer Philippson Steve Phillips Lea Porter Jeff Prall Racquel Pybus Lori Reeser Jenny Reetz Penny Rhoten Rhonda Richards Bethany Rothfus Michelle Rubin Keri Ruvoldt Ken Schurman Kelli Seger Julie Shetterly P A r 1 :5. Chris Sinclair Robert Smithson Kelly Snelson Joe Snodgrass Derk Solko Karmen Summers Richard Swacker Brian Thompson Kelly Utoft Jennifer Vanderberg Kelly Van Ryswyk Kara Van Zee Joey Vitiritto Tim Wadle Tisha Warner Joel Watson Becky Weicht Robert Wilcox , 2 CLASS OFFICERS: Candi Erb, secretary- treasurer; Deana Chipp, vice president; Janel Glasener, president. Keith Williamson Mark Wilson J im Worthington xxxxxxw wt! oney! h $ ;, ixemmxxwmxghmwiwxxwx V k The perfect hideout! Over the net...over the net! 1 The ifnasther builder! 83 Oai Baccam Joel Baldridge Robyn Bartholomew Ron Batt Tracy Benge Brian Bickford Doug Black Shawn Brandow Kenny Brehse Tricia Brugioni Alicia Burton Heather Callahan Camp J UNIORS Marc Cataldo Amy Churchill Patty Claman Noelle Collins Chad Cooper Brian Curnes Bernie Darr Marcia Day A '. .m ve it or not!?! Trisha Duffleld Kelly Dunn Scott Eash Steve Eckert Susanna Eggers Tracy Epps Mike Fisher Deena Furnal Liz Anne Futrelle Landon Gire , Lori Goodhue Lisa Hartmann Marc Hermon Howard Hirsch Jami Hunt Jenny Hunt Jerry Hunter Jeff Hutchison rrr t . Aarfgkf . I tiirf Iiig! Angela Hutton Regina Hutton Lucinda Irons Stacey Johnson Andrea Jontz Jamie J udge Kraig Kading Jeff Keil Eric Kennedy Kara King Bill King Eric Klingensmith Laura Miller Gregg Mooers Nicole Moon Brad Moren Marcey Moren Jason Mott Laura Murphy Tammy Noble Mitch Olson Chris Pallwitz Brenda Paxston Kyle Pentico Jim Peterson Mike Pezzetti Andy Pickering Dawnette Plumb Mike Poulter Melody Prall David Koester Kristin Lee Becky Lingle Julie Linn Jennifer Marple Jennifer Maynard Ken McCaughey Jennifer McClintock Brian Meade 85 . ' .4 , ,ngvdjlykv Jennifer Prince Glenn Rawson Tricia Rhoten Brenda Richards Terry Ritchie Jay Rothfus David Schnathorst Chris Semrad Scott Shoning Mike Smith , g April Snyder Kris Spratt The accounting experts! Steve Warner Tom Warren Phillip Wilson Laurie Woods m e m m m V w g n m o G .J CLASS OFFICERS: hBrendfa Richards secretary-treasurer; vice president. h NeedMI say more! ! ust a qulet pac to read Lori Goodhue, 3 Mike Pezzetti, president eituxixxiixizx ! 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Iowa Academy of Science Award: Kathy 'Clh LOMW! Student Founnl tholM-ghlp: k A SC $500 winncr: Pal Norton 88 A National Merit Sgholar Scott Fisher! W :1 Dafe Yogui; I I . i ' Jermom AWardS--Amy Churchill and Marc Some State of Iowa scholars! m , ijw , i ,. u x WWW WWW Mgmw memy mmwiixv; f; mwmixf xLKiV M 1M Mx My Mum ,mwlmm 6 z ,yxx W 11W 6 WM MM; , Mm : i, L i 0 v x ,Mx ' . ,,,7 VA. r E a Cani I you see that pm busy? Nap-time for sleepy-heads! J K m m , o .w w m m 0 xxeXx r f w RNNW K p m e x w o g o n n K K n . 0 K K K .. . , . K K XXX .0 m w QXNX. K K K K K .K K, L $ .m .1 x N V . .. K K K e th 4 A xxx xXx K h a .L V I e . , , z . .1 .n a g r 1 J o w m , s m 0 .1 C m m 0 t Au m. .m 0 S h - UI- t m e t ,S O u w d e Eh C X E m .1 r t 1 e h t . Mb. I. D. V n a a 0 d n W .l. K O a x, S K h r. , y 0 VVV, a. d f V,,, VVVMK mm W. V w a C 2. 9S ,, e w Wan w m f m C ????ggm K Z we S R m N E S Melinda Ann Argo Debi Vernon Charles Atteberry SanC Nicole Lea Bankus Tom . 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Paul hack 5 Eur AI: Matthew Daniel Craig Kruse Erik Alan Kuebler Paula Beth Kyle 9- ;:- Tracie Michele Lancaster au-i Eric Allen Lawrence a ?J- Mary Kathleen Loomis Kelly Marshane Lowther Christine Marie McFarland -v Matthew Michael McVey Joseph Patrick Marr Stephen Francis Mathany- Laurel Lynn Miller nMA ,, M Matthew Dean Miller Regina Lynn Miller Rebecca Lynn Moeller Melissa C. Moore Sonja Leann Moore Christopher Thomas Morgan Robert Wynn Moulton Shariann Myers Tony Charles Nesselroad Patrick Douglas Norton Marc Anthony Ortiz Tammy Ann Osborn 1'? --w Juu uV. x Jennifer Mae Parker Garry Lee Patterson Trudy Sue Peel Adam L. Prine Cheri Dawn Ritchie Scott David Robinson Kurt David Rothfus Randall Allen Rothfus Tracy Loren Routon Chad Anthony Scandrett James Matthew Shetterly Dawn Marie Smithson John William Snodgrass 312?: Eric Stephen Southward 1 Mar. L Kevin Wayne Spencer 311512; Jeff:- 1 Christopher Todd Sprouse Phil ? Clyde L. Squires 3019101 Michelle D. Stewart am: 1. Dmek: : LmCDeeT. Daniel James Still Nancy Jo Stover Brenda Lee Subbert Jerry Allen Tyler Darla J 0 Van Ekeren Carrie Ann Van Ryswyk 1'5 Stephen Roy Wadstrom Mary Ellen Weaver Mary L. Wedemeyer Michael James Willer Jeffrey Allen Woodard Philippe Auboiroux 6w W W NO PICTURES AVAILABLE ' 9 Christine A. Edenburn Diane Jean Gould Lindi Dee Luckinbill 'xk - XX J EFF PRALL Born: March 13, 1969 Died: March 26, 1984 TONY RODMAN f 'e - : Born: March 13, 1969 xx 5 i 6 Died: January 16, 1986 DARCY FINK Born: April 13, 1969 Died: September 29, 1986 N MEMORIAM Time passes so slowly Waiting for teardrops to cease And hoping that our three friends Have found happiness and peace. Sometimes we are bitter, Thinking that they couldntt have cared, But always we will remember The good times with them we shared. Now that wetre saying goodbye To our classmates of 1987, We remember Darcy, Tony, and Jeff And send our love to heaven. Krista Hayes Class of 1987 .7... .- 53,- ,IZA?i 99 . V ,, 5. 1' Invocation: The Reverend Stanl Fanning for a little breeze! ey S.W CLASS FLOWER: Yellow Rose CLASS COLORS: Red and White , x, , yam. ierson! sings SomewhereW MN;,MM w W cltlzenship A w . x X X Class Speaker: Debbie Choda! wwwtx . V. X x xxm x A special remembrance from his home room! fuss M01 , tomorroi'. MAY 31,1987 L1mm , gxxxi? Rlchard Armstrong uan M1186! uass bpeaKer Graduatlon Speaker Today we prepare for the dreams of CLASS MOTTO tomorrow! zgg 75 Attentive listeners! ! : Kathy Loomis ,y A rose for you! Class Valedictorian Christy Else! y? Class Salutatorian Soon, it will be your turn! Begin the roll call! o x: x xxx Mwmxm - Q; m. handshake! Tradition: the tassel toss! , n xvxxx m Wm $ waxww MW x Awaiting that, special moment! The diploma...and a LOOk out, world; here we come! Massed chaos in the commons! CLASS OFFICERS: Andrea Bishop, president; Dan Kruse, vice president Kathy Loomis, secretary-treasurer. , ,4 NW4: WW THE TOP 15 PERCENT--FRONT: Andrea Bishop, Nancy Stover, Connie Fenton, Christy Else, Kelly Lowther, Kathy Loomis, Shari Myers, MIDDLE: Dan Still, Jenny Parker, Carrie Van Ryswyk, Adam Prine, Laurel Miller, TOP: Todd Fergu- son, Marc Ortiz. 102 2? g 5?? gr ?eX i , , ???5 eeeggewy C? eeXMg;?WzQ2 e? 2 4X? e , ?? iz 5e ee 3? inZMgeZWZ iwggXWZeiV go; 6 ex 6?1 ?Z C; e7 5 ??M ?Ze e x reee e12 e25 e jjy ?gx ,. Wxixixf . . X e e g e zMixe 2fo iz 2?; , 6; ?Zean yew e ,f !?! Are we late again ! I freem my face I Wone We cooked it; now you eat it! '! t YOu llke IhlS pose , Don '? uess who?! No, l wonet share my treat! up job! A Special make ixez z. Wig??? Z ??J4 ?? Soaring through the skies Grin and bear it! WWII, z WM? I; t MM Mxyyy; h vWM n XW WM MMWW eW e XQI he I' , WXWe Xh KI we. anr; Our times together are in the past, Although we're apart the friendship still lasts. 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