Davis County High School - Mustang Yearbook (Bloomfield, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1986 volume:

DAVIS COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL BLOOMFIELD, IOWA 1985-86 TOTAL ENROLLMENT 461 MRS. ANN ROBINSON, ADVISOR BECKY LAMMERT, CO-EDITOR MISSY HOWK, CO-EDITOR-PHOTOGRAPHY JANA GLOSSER, ADVERTISEMENT EDITOR SHARI STEVENSON, ACTIVITIES EDITOR CRYSTAL LANMAN, ORGANIZATIONS EDITOR DAN PETEFISH, ADMINISTRATION EDITOR BOB WEILBRENNER, SPORTS EDITOR TODD BIRCHER, ART EDITOR STAFF MEMBERS: DARIN DIXON MARTY FINNERAN CHRISTEL MATHEWS LISA REYES ANGIE BAIRD NICOLE MATHEWS TABLE OF CONTENTS P. 3 ACTIVITIES P. 15 SENIORS P. 33 JR. 39 SOPH. 45 FRESH. P. 51 ADMINISTRATION P. 55 FACULTY P. 67 SPORTS P. 95 ORGANIZATIONS P. 121 ADS Farm Bureau insurance Dennis Forsythe Agency Manager This year the yearbook staff decided to go with the theme of “Dear Diary in order to give a more personalized account of the ac- tivities of the 1985-86 school year. This ad- dition is filled with many fond memories of my senior year. So as you thumb through the pages, I hope you enjoy the '86 volume of the DCHS annual entitled Dear Diary. I A C T I ¥ I T I IE 8 Silvio Pessoa joined us in Mid August as the AFS student at D.C.H.S. for the 85-86 school year. He suffered some from cul- ture shock having come from a city of two million. His 8 years of American English helped him become one of the family easily. We gave him a big dose of Iowa culture. First, we went to the Iowa State Fair and then to the Old Threashers Reunion in Mt. Pleasant. Silvio especial- ly enjoyed the reenactment of a train robbery of the steam train. Silvio, being a formula one auto racing fan liked the visit to the Indianapolis 500 race'track in November. Arriving home on Sunday morning, snow and ice were everywhere. Silvio was thrilled with his first experience with snow and cold weather. However, the novelty soon wore off and he joined us in anticipation of Spring. By this time we were sharing many ex- periences together. Silvio and 1 talked often about politics or economic prob- lems of the world. AFS STUDENT SILVIO PESSOA I think Silvio was disappointed that soc- cer and volleyball aren't played more here. However, he did play on a men's city league volleyball team and enjoyed it a lot. We've all grown as a family. We, exper- iencing a high schooler, and our two younger kids having the experience of an older brother. He's a part of us now, as we've shared many talks of our cultures. We share many goals and ideals, differ- ing on some, but we're all better for it. Stephen Tews 9 We, the student body and faculty, of D.C.H.S. would like to wish Sil- vio the BEST! Thank you for sharing your culture, friendhsip, and especially your smile with us during the 1985- 86 school year. PICTURE ONE: (left to right) Silvio's mom — Kay; brother — Edward, sister — Annette and Silvio. PICTURE TWO: Edward and Silvio enjoy some time together. PICTURE 3: Silvio. PICTURE FOUR: (left to right) Silvio's dad, Steve and Silvio. PICTURES 5 and 6 — Silvio enjoying some of Iowa's finest weather. 5 ROTARY STUDENT HEDDE ERICSSON Hedde spent December, January and February with Carol Butch Priester and his family. The Pries- ters enjoyed learning about Swed- ish Christmas customs and life styles. The Priesters also intro- duced Hedde to our traditional cus- toms of America and to their own tradition of hanging the tree. The Priester's daughters learned what it was like to truly have a big sister . I am writing this farewell letter on the day of graduation- the last day for the 1986 seniors. Tomorrow we are all off searching for our future. I will go my way and you will go yours. Maybe our roads will cross and we will meet again, maybe someday, maybe someway. This year went fast and I made a lot of friends that I will never forget. I want to thank you all for being here this year and making it a great memory in my life. My time and space are running out so I just want to say that I will miss you all. I have many fond memories of Da- vid High and I hope you have fond memories of me too. -Hedde Hedde arrived a couple of weeks before school started, she had a lit- tle time to rest from her trip from Sweden, which had included a few days in New York City. Hedde was excited when we registered her for her classes and she could hardly wait for school to start. (She was Qtedle QYl. (Sricsion enjoyed having Hedde live with us. It was a wonderful opportunity to learn about Sweden from our extra daughter , as she liked to call her- self. Mr. and Mrs. John Schroeder thrilled when she registered by her nick name instead of her given name, Hedvig, which she said sounded like the name of an old person.) Every day she came home from school looking forward to the next. During the time she lived with us, Hedde participated as a member of the cast of the commu- nity players' production of My Fair Lady . Hedde loved music and enjoyed the chance to pursue this activity, though I know the late hours of rehearsal really tired her. For us, one of the highlights of Hedde's year was the visit by her parents in April. What a joy it was to have these delightful people who so generously shared their daugh- ter with Davis County. Our family 7 CARIBBEAN CRUISE '86 Dear Diary, Prom this year differed from the usual. It was held at the Country Club. The theme was Caribbean Cruise. Valet parking was used as everyone stepped aboard the S.S. D.C.H.S. at 8:00 p.m. on April 26th, 1986. It was decorated with blue streamers and silver stars. Plastic cups and napkins with this years' theme served as souvenirs for all of those who wanted them. “The Giz- mo Entertainment Company sup- plied entertainment. It also differed some in the music area — videos were presented. The Community businesses again sponsored a Casino Night and movie, Down And Out In Beverly Hills . Activities included casino games, an auction in which a car stereo sold for 12 million dollars, and a breakfast. PICTURE ONE: Enjoying prom. PICTURE TWO: (left to right) Dusty Moss, Pat Todey, Trisha Horn, Tina McMains, Chris McGinnis. PICTURE THREE: Mrs. Barnett showing her stuff. PICTURE FOUR: Todd Pettit, Dirk Tade. PIC- TURE FIVE: ROW ONE Monica Forsythe, Susi Weil- brenner. ROW TWO Jennifer Bigsby, LaNita Matheney. PICTURE SIX: Rob Taylor, Rhonda Pettit. PICTURE SEVEN: (left to right) Tina McMains, Darren Wester- camp, Christel Mathews. 9 SENIOR CLASS NIGHT May 13, 1986 John Phillip Sousa Award — Larry Hubbs Outstanding Choral Music — Michelle Huggins D.C.C. Education Association Scholarship — Michelle Huggins Rotary Scholarship — Gerald Kinney American Legion Scholarship — Darin Westoff American Legion Auxiliary Scholarship — Becky Lammert Davie County Fine Arts Council Awards — Matt Squire — Justin Tade — Crystal Lanman Agricultural Mechanic Top Achievement Award — Joe Forsythe Masonic Scholarship — Matt Squire F.F.A. Agriculture Scholarship — Larry Hubbs — Gerald Kinney — Darin Westoff — Roger Blew 1 1 I Society Chapter Q Service Scholarship — Shari Stevenson Iowa Bar Association Citizen Award — Matt Musselman DAR Good Citizen Award — Kristie Swaim F.F.A. State Farmer Degrees — Gerald Kinney — Roger Blew — Matt Musselman — Kristie Swaim — Darin Westoff Mayor's Citizenship and Leadership Award — Ronda Comer — Danny Petefish Hospital Auxiliary Scholarship — Bob Weilbrenner Centel College Scholarship — Gerald Kinney Dr. Richard Schoonover Memorial Scholarship — Matt Squire Rachael Taylor Kyi Memorial Scholarship — Kristie Swaim — Larry Hubbs — Rhonda Pettit National Scholar Athlete Awards — Shawn Stream — Michelle Huggins s E N I O R A W A R D S Schmitter Memorial Athletic Awards Cross Country Volleyball Basketball Track Softball Golf Overall Steve Taylor Memorial Award- (Junior) (Seniors) Golf Baseball Basketball Football Wrestling Track — Michelle Huggins — Brenda Armstrong — Rhonda Pettit — Kelly Rooney — Rhonda Pettit — Rhonda Pettit — Rhonda Pettit — Morgan Rowell —Neal Logan — Stacy Reese —Yancey Morgan — Kurt Birchmier — Shawn Stream — Steve Lucas Jeff Long Memorial Award (Sophomore) — Brett Birchmier State of Iowa Scholars — Gerald Kinney — Matt Musselman — Matt Squire — Justin Tade — Suzanne Wilcox SALUTATORIANS (tie) — Matt Musselman — Gerald Kinney VALEDICTORIAN — Suzanne Wilcox MISS KRISTIE SWAIM Kristie was the mistress of ceremo- nies for the 1986 awards ceremony. The awards night was held on May 13,1986 in the high school gym. As tradition dictates, the senior class president presides over the even- ings activities. 10 THAT'S WHAT FRIENDS ARE FOR And I never thought I'd feel this way and as far as I'm concerned I'm glad I got the chance to say that I do believe I love you. And if I should ever go away, well, then close your eyes and try to feel the way we do today, and then if your remember — Keep smiling, keep shining, knowing you can always count on me for sure that's what friends are for. And I never thought I'd feel this way well you came and opened me and now there's so much more I see and so, by the way, I thank you. And then for the times when we're apart well, then close your eyes and know these words are coming from my heart, and then if you can remember. Keep smiling, Keep shining, knowing you can always count on me for sure that's what friends are for. Words and Music by CAROLE BAYER SAGER AND BURT BACHARACH 1986 GRADUATION .INTRODUCTIONS SPECIAL MUSIC COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES DAVIS COUNTY COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL “CLASS OF 1986” Davis County High School Stadium 8.00 p.m„ May 15, 1986 Music Prjjlfibe .. v.. procIssiJnal . D C.C H S. Band (Audience Please Rise for Processional) f AMERICA, THE BEAUTIFUL ................“Pomp and Circumstance”—Elgar D.C.C.H.S. Concert Band Mr. Phil Wise • Director . Ward ss Members WELCOME. CTION TO SPEAKER . artet .....Mr. Matt Squire Class Vice-President .... Mr Edward 1. Hutchcroft perintendent D.G.C.S. District M Matt Musselman Class Member wf “ Mr. Justin Tade Class Member ADDRESS ........Mrs. Enfys McMurry Indian -PRESENTATION OF CLASS OF 1986 iC EPTANCE OF CLASS OF 1986 That's What Friends Are For'-. r Bacharaeh and.Sager Senior Cjass Members, Ir. E 3Wd L. Hutc rintendent DO.C.S. AWARDING OF DIPLOMAS.....................................Mr. Edward L. Hutchcroft Superintendent D.C.C.S. District FAREWELL ...............................-ar .-rrrf:.-.......... Miss Kristie Swaim p- | L Class President RECESSIONAL.................................. ?...... Days of Glory”—Cacauas D.C.C.H.S. Band TOP STUDENTS HONORED Dear Diary, As a student of Davis County High, I have taken required and ad- vanced courses including business, home economics, and art. I was treasurer of Student Council dur- ing my freshman year and a mem- ber of the choir for one and a half years. I participated in the South Central Conference Math Contests and Academic Festivals in Kirksville for three years. For two years, I was a member of the National Honor Society. I plan to attend Indian Hills Com- munity College and major in Ac- counting. I owe the honor of being class valedictorian to my Father above. Suzanne Wilcox Dear Diary, I was selected as the 1986 Co- Salu- tatoriam My parents are Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Kinney. I was a member of the Bloomfield chapter of the Future Farmer of America, serving as an officer and placing in two state contests. I was also a member of the National Honor Society. 1 also participated in the Academic Festival in Kirks- ville, where I placed first. I also re- ceived a first place at the conference Math contest. I was further hon- ored by being chosen to represent the REC in conjunction with their summer youth tour of Washington, D.C. In the fall I will be leaving Davis County to attend Iowa State Uni- versity, Ames to major in Agricul- ture Engineering. Gerald Kinney Dear Diary, I was chosen one of the salutatori- ans of the class of 1986. My parents are Roger and Nancy Musselman. During my high school career, I was involved in school and com- munity activities. I was a member of the National Honor Society, par- ticipated in both the State Future Solving Bowl and the Iowa Aca- demic Decathlon, and was named to the Des Moines Register's All- State Academic Honor Roll. As a member of the F.F.A., I was a state winner of numerous public speak- ing and livestock judging contests. I was named the Star Southeast District Farmer and was elected to serve as State Secretary for the 12,000 members of the Iowa F.F.A. Association. I will attend Iowa State Univ. to major in Dairy Science Pre-Veteri- nary Medicine and Biotechnology. Matt Musselman VALEDICTORIAN CO-SALUTATORIANS SUZANNE WILCOX GERALD KINNEY MATT MUSSELMAN '«6 rs ?v '4, tve v'v q' 5 C ss ° cj cts A Qy 7s % :° « c vG, V eAc o cSs , « m • •••'S3' Xt ester comp Pareti 'lUQim ream fie en JjtochUam jOViari tevenson ) att -3quire (£Wna5jje r £)helli lOcoti 7?il?c ieJly l ooney “l‘”I � ”Ui w V°$$2££ °!nl (£ n fJ°euo -nl OXJct }£ Rickard 77 uy rout uncy orqan (Here a lUitcheU 3rent Wtllcr a8w� MR 4 ! f? 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Picture 1: Jana Glosser looks on at our last pep assembly. 2: Mary Marshall ana Jo Probasco en- joy their locker decoration. 3: Rhonda Pettit and Stacy Hopkins are honored before their last basketball appearance. 4: John Hulsizer being trendy with his army (?) regulation mohawk. 5: Matt Squire crowns Kelly Rooney, Homecoming Queen '85. 6: Jana, Shari, Crystal and Becky honoring the shrine of Chuck. 7: Marty Finneran — the epitome of tyle and grace. 8: Becky Lammert and Justin Tade — dressed to deliver valentines, as they see their last Val- entines Day at D.C.H.S. Kathy Allen Kenny Allen Mary Arndt Angie Baird Denise Bales Dennis Bales Shannon Ball Wade Bassett Tami Bates Lewis Baughman Richard Beckert Kim Bigsby Jon Boas Marla Bolin Chris Bollman JUNIOR HOMECOMING ATTENDANTS Picture 1: (left to right) Stu Morrow and Kathy Allen were selected by the Junior Class as Junior Atten- dants for the 1985 Homecoming. Picture 2: The Ju- nior Class chose Drill the Dutch as a theme for their float. Picture 3: FFA float and crew have fun during the parade. Mike Davidson Carol Davis Tina Dozauer Greg Gordy Lisa Grey Suella Hancock Mamie Harris Shawn Howard Ann Heasley Matt Henkenius Buddy Hewitt Marcia Hopkins Trisha Horn Missy Howk Rock Johnson Vicky Johnson Randy Jones Catherine Kinney 35 Richard Kirk Ronnie Kline Amy Kruzich Tony Kubik Ken Lanman Brad Leedom Lori Liles David Lippert Michelle Lister Joe Lowe Marilla Mason Christel Mathews Natasha Mathews Tina McMains Phil McMillan PICTURE 1: Chris Bollman and Scott “Skates Roberts busy at their lockers. PICTURE 2: Kim Bigsby congratulating Lisa Reyes as Angie Metzger looks on. PICTURE 3: Angie Baird, Pat Todey and Ronnie Kline having a heated discussion. CLASS OF 36 1987 Renee Mitzelfelt Robin O'Brien Sonia Picton Scott Roberts Chad Pitman Jerry Meredith Victoria Miller Mike Oaks Angie Metzger Barbie Miller Cree Miller Donnie M. Miller Shannon Moore Stuart Morrow Dustin Moss Heidi Ohlen Jeff Owen Tera Paris Chuck Pitman Shannon Rooney Lora Post Morgan Rowell Steve Postma Dixie Rupe Don E. Miller Aaron Murphy Lisa Reyes Jeff Rupe I Scott Sadaro Holly Schooley Colleen Scott Derek Shelton Sheila Shinafelt Jeff Sines Rhonda Smith Scott Spurgeon Scott Stream Pat Todey Amanda Werts Susan White Daryl Wiegand Brian Wilcox Serena Wilcox Amy Williams Missy Young 40 Eric Anderson Keith Archer Kevin Archer Shelly Balmer Stephanie Barker Rose Bell Darian Benge Jim Benge Terri Benge Jennifer Bigsby Brett Birchmier Lisa Blackwell Darci Boles Jim Brake Tamara Braun PICTURE 1: Jennifer Bigsby and Brett Birch- mier. PICTURE 2: Eric Roberts and Rochelle Ruyle. PICTURE 3: Van Christy. PICTURE 4 5: Sopho- mores at their lockers. Van Christy Heather Cope Jason Culp Glen Davison Brenda Dommer Shane Duffield Joni Early Tim Fenton Kristin Finneran Melissa Forsythe Monica Forsythe Darin Garrett Lisa Garrett Beth Hartzler Shawnette Goodson Cathy Gordy Rhonda Heifort Hope Hewitt Kim Green Bill Hood Tony Green Robyn Hainline Kerry Hoover Melinda Howk 41 Brenda Jones Shelly Jones Travis Jones Brad Kincart Phillip Kinney Dorothy Kirk LaNita Matheney Corey Mathews Nicole Mathews Laurie McAllister Lisa McMains Joe Melvin 42 Brian Miller Sarah Miller Dianna More James Nelson Peggy Padget Mickey Parker Eric Roberts Kim Robinson Rochelle Ruyle Tim Sargent Stan Smalley Daniel Smith Todd Smith Jeff Stirling Curt Strait Tom Swaim Dirk Tade Kerry Taylor Robbie Taylor Jeff Tharp Jodi Trafton Mike Van der Horst Craig Walker Jim Ward Susie Waner Stefanie Wegner 43 No Photo Available Doug Wiegand John Weilbrenner Susan Weilbrenner Jody Westoff Laurie White Craig Williams Roy Wilcox Elaine Wiley Julie Willier Stuart Wilson PICTURE 1: Todd Smith, James Jessen, and Dianna More. PICTURE 2: Sophomores enjoying the Yearbook bowl- ing PICTURE 3: Susan Weilbrenner getting ready to bowl. PICTURE 5: Joe Melvin, what a geek! PICTURE 4: Mrs. Bish keeping score for sophomores: Mike Lucas, Jody Westoff, and Melinda Howk. Marla Archer Shannon Archer Mike Arndt Raquel Arnold Danny Bales James Ball Anna Bare Bill Beckert Shauna Bircher Kari Blew Kristi Boas Marty Bolin Diana Bollman Scott Boone Kory Bragg Roland Brennan Janisa Brown Matt Burns Kelly Burton Tony Burton Ron Carlson Calynda Cheney Mike Chickering Jamie Collier Monica Coy Tonya Cox Curt Danielson Jason Davidson David Davis Tom Delzell Daniel Dye Nolan Eakins Sam Eakins Cara Ford Melanie Forsythe Kandi Fountain Lou Ann Galindo Roy Galindo Cory Garrett Brent Glosser Wade Good Brent Gooden Jay Grey Tammy Gregory Bobbie Grooms Dennis Harris Cory Harryman Brad Harsch James Heckethorn Sam Heckethorn Amanda Heifort Charles Henkenius - Christy Henkenius Jessica Herteen Ron Hesse Lana Hewitt Doug Hoffman Chad Horn Tanya Houser Dawn Howard Bryan Howard Jeremy Howk Steve Hulsizer Dione Hubbs Wes Jensen Billie Johnson Brad Johnson Chrystal Johnson Cindy Johnson Melanie Johnson Tammy Johnson John Jones Steve Karfis Joanne Kaufman Delsin Knowler John Kruzich Pat Kubik Todd Langford Jamie Leonard John Logan Susan Long Mike Lucas Brandee Madden Wanetta Marshall Brett Martin Chris Martin Lori Martin Julie Martin Tracy Martin Bill McAllister Amy McConnell Kevin McDaniel Todd McEwen Chris McGinnis No Photo Available No Photo Available Evon Miller Jeannie Miller Julia Miller Shawn Ann Miller Jackie Moore Kelli Moore No Photo Available Rebekah Mozingo Kay Musgrove Mark Musselman Candice Myers Stephanie Pettit Ronda Price Ashley Ramseyer Carman Rayburn Aaron Reeves Julie Rhoades Robin Richardson Greg Rodgers 49 Aaron Roe Brad Ryan Brian Rysdam John Schooley Susan Schooley Shawn Scott Walter Scott Scott Sheperd John Shiltz Tammy Showman Bob Sprouse Chris Stogdill Shannon Steam Beth Streeter Chris Sundquist Rusty Taylor Jeremy Townsend Shawn Townsend Toby Turner Melissa Underwood Teresa Veatch Todd Van Skike Justin Wagler Penny Ware Angie Warner Aaron White Dave Williams Kellie Woods Montie Wuthrich 50 No Photo Available No Photo Available A B M I M I S T ¥ A T I O M BARRY SMITH BOARD OF EDUCATION DARRELL WEILBRENNER LARRY HUBBS MAX LEYDA RICHARD SMITH, PRESIDENT LINDA GRIM JACK KNOWLER ADMINISTRATORS PRINCIPAL RON RUBIN VICE-PRINCIPAL LEON WILKINSON SUPERINTENDENT EDWARD L. HUTCHCROFT EDWARD L. HUTCHCROFT RETIRES AFTER 14 YEARS AT D.C.H.S. The 1986 Yearbook staff would also like to dedicate this yearbook to Mr. Ed- ward L. Hutchcroft. He, as with Mrs. Leon, has given a major percentage of his life's work to the students of Davis County. The Yearbook staff would like to thank him for his en- couragement of our efforts and dreams. Dear Yearbook and high school students; You are preparing for the beginning of your lifes occupation — I am ending mine after thirty-seven years as an educator, including the last fourteen years at Davis County Community Schools. I count it a privilege to have shared your good times, your successes, your honors, and yes, some of your more difficult times as well. Continue to think good things of your school, your community, and your family who certainly have a strong desire for you to achieve great accomplishments. Set your own goals high. Be the best you can at whatever you do. Know that the school and community will be very interested in your future and will be cheering for your success for many years to come. 53 Sandy Warning, Transportation Sec- retary LaDonna Hanes, District Secre tary Jo Balmer, Secretary to Mr Hutchcroft Marilyn White, Secretary to Mr. Wilkinson Sharlyn Marshall, Secretary to Mr. Rubin DEE ALTHEIDE WORK EXPERIENCE HOBBIES: COLLECTING AN- TIQUES AND CRAFTS. SUSAN BISH HOME ECONOMICS HOBBIES: READING, SEWING, QUILTING AND KNITTING. CODY BARNETT PHYSICAL EDUCATION HOBBIES: GOLF, CARS AND OLD MOVIES. JACK BURKHALTER ALGEBRA I, GEOMETRY HOBBIES: WORKING WITH LAWN, MOTORCYCLING, WORKING WITH WOOD MARTHA BARNETT PHYSICAL EDUCATION HOBBIES: TENNIS, READING AND WATCHING SPORTS. NORMA COLYER ALGEBRA I, II, ADVANCED MATH HOBBIES: GOLF, SEWING AND CROSSWORD PUZZLES. 56 DONALD COMBS CIVIL WAR, AM. HISTORY HOBBIES: GUN COLLECTING, HUNTING, FISHING AND SPORTS. RONALD DABNEY DRAFTING AND DRIVERS EDU- CATION HOBBIES: COLLECTING COINS. MICHELE COSBY RESOURCE ROOM HOBBIES: QUILTING, TENNIS, AND READING. MARTIN DANLEY INDUSTRIAL ARTS HOBBIES: HUNTING, FISHING, CAMPING AND BOATING. GLENDA CREATH STUDY HALL MONITOR HOBBIES: CAMPING, HORSE- BACK RIDING, FISHING, DANC- ING AND BOWLING. LINDA DEARBORNE CO-DIRECTOR HIGH SCHOOL BAND HOBBIES: KNITTING, READING, LISTENING TO MUSIC, AND CROSS STITCH. 57 JANE DENNY LIBRARIANS ASSISTANT HOBBIES: READING AND CRAFTS STEVE DENT BIOLOGY HOBBIES: FISHING, HUNTING, COACHING SPORTS AND MO- TORCYCLING. GEORGE FRANCIS TYPING AND BOOKKEEPING HOBBIES: BOW AND SHOT GUN HUNTING. TAKE PRIDE IN IOWA SCHOOLS DOROTHY GENTRY H.B. GENTRY WORLD HISTORY, D.C. HISTO- RY, U.N. HOBBIES: TEACHING GUIDANCE COUNSELOR HOBBIES: BARBER SHOP SING- ING. GUIDANCE COUNSELOR AND PSYCHOLOGY HOBBIE: READING KATHY HENRY SPECIAL EDUCATION HOBBIES: TENNIS, READ- ING, MOVIES AND GAR- DENING MARLENE HUGGINS NURSE HOBBIES: GARDENING, WORKING OUTSIDE, READ- ING WILLIS HOFFMAN AGRICULTURE AND F.F.A. HOBBIES: COMPUTERS, FISHING, GARDEN WORK MARY KINCART ART HOBBIES: QUILTING, BICY- CLING, SWIMMING, AND COOKING. ANDY KAUPINS LIBRARIAN HOBBIES: TENNIS, VOLLEY- BALL, BICYCLING, ROCK'N- 'ROLL TRIVIA, COLLECTING RECORDS AND VIDEOS, MOVIES, TRAVEL READING AND GIVING MRS. R. A HARD TIME. GARY KUBIK SCIENCE AND BIOLOGY I HOBBIES: WEIGHT LIFTING, FAST CARS AND OUTDOOR SPORTS. 59 EXCELLENCE IN EDUCATION SANDRA MASON FRENCH AND FRENCH CLUB HOBBIES: NEEDLE WORK, READING, SWIMMING, BIKE RIDING, COOKING. MAX MYERS MATH, ALGEBRA I, CONSUM- ER MATH HOBBIES: TRAVELING, HUNT- ING, FARMING. EDWIN MILLER INT. COMP, ENGLISH I II, AD- VANCED COMP. HOBBIES: NONE PAT PERRY ECONOMICS, GOVERNMENT HOBBIES: TRAVELING, HUNT- ING, BIKE RIDING. CAROL MCKEE ENGLISH III, MASS MEDIA. HOBBIES: GENEALOGY, READ- ING. NANCY PLOWMAN CHILD DEVELOPMENT, LIFE MANAGEMENT, NURSING, FOODS I II HOBBIES: TENNIS, SEWING, QUILTING, BIKE RIDING, COOKING. 60 GENE PROCTOR PHYSICAL EDUCATION HOBBIES: SPORTS, HUNTING, FISHING, AND CAMPING. GARY RUPE INDUSTRIAL ARTS: WOODS, PLASTICS, METALS HOBBIES: MOTORCYCLING, HUNTING, AND GOLF. PATTY PROCTOR COMPUTERS HOBBIES: CAMPING, SWIM- MING, READING, COOKING AND BICYCLING. DEWITT SHELTON AGRICULTURE, F.F.A. HOBBIES: PRODUCING LIVE- STOCK, WOOD AND METAL WORKING, T.V. SPORTS, AND GOLF. ANN ROBINSON ENGLISH II, YEARBOOK HOBBIES: GARDENING, SEW- ING, CRAFTS, AND MAKING MR. KAUPIN'S LIFE MISER- ABLE. ANA SHORT SPANISH, SPANISH CLUB HOBBIES: COLLECTING NA- TIVITY SETS. 61 RICHARD SQUIRE EARTH SCIENCE CHEMISTRY, PHYSICS HOBBIES: FISHING, DEERHUNTING, ARCH- ERY. LYLE STERLING CHORUS HOBBIES: LISTENING TO MUSIC, FISHING ROBERT TADE METALS, GENERAL ELEC- TRICITY, HOUSE WIRING, BUILDING AND TRADES HOBBIES: HUNTING AND FISHING MARK WARREN ENGLISH I, CREATIVE WRITING HOBBIES: COLLECTING WAR RELICS, FOLLOW- ING THE CUBS, RUN- NING. PHIL WISE BAND HOBBIES: FISHING, TRAVELING, READING, WRITING MUSIC k 62 Picturo X: (Left to right) La- vonne McMain, Diana Horn, Alice Randolph. Picture 2: (Left to right) Kenny Gideon, Melvin Ridgeway, Joe Jones, and Bill Grim. The cooks and janitors at Davis Co. perform vital roles from preparing school lunches to cleaning up after school activities, which are no easy tasks. OUR STAFF THE '86 YEARBOOK STAFF PROUDLY DEDICATES THIS EDITION OF THE 'MUSTANG', TO ELDORA LEAON, FOR TWENTY-TWO YEARS OF SERVICE. Dear Diary, On September 19, before the school day began, Eldora Leon was honored by those she had worked with, laughed with and even those she occasionally chased with her meat cleaver. We were honoring a wonderful gal, who had devoted twenty-two years to the Davis County School system. The faculty and staff showered her with cards, notes, poems, funny thoughts and a pair of diamond earrings. Later that morning, the stu- dent council, gave her a coursage to wear on her last day in the kitchen. Saying good bye is always hard, and this was no excep- tion. How do you thank someone for all of the many wonderful things that they do and say over a twenty- two year span. Eldora was a lady who could always be found feeding crust to a starving guidance counselor, crackers to the janitors, cookies during third hour teacher break time and cheese to a couple of the faculty (those who thought cookies were fattening). Many times her timing and sense of humor was im- peccable. The times that she chased Mr. Squire with her meat cleaver, her notes to the boss, the memories of other school years and her jokes were just some o the memories that we all share. But yet, there was tender side to Eldora, one that accepted and appreciat ed those around her. She was gentle, understanding and forgiving. She possessed all of the qualities tha most people work their lives to obtain. We, the faculty staff, students and administration would like to tak( this opportunity to thank Eldora for her sincen friendship and dedication. The Yearbook Staff, would like to dedicate this 198C MUSTANG YEARBOOK, DEAR Diary , to Eldon Leon, our dedicated friend. We who have known her sc well consider ourselves fortunate. The MUSTANC staff extend our best wishes for a happy future anc congratulate her for a job well done. Sincerely, The Yearbook Staff Ann Robinson, advisor Eldora proudly displays the infamous meat cleaver at her retirement dinner at the Pale Moon in Centerville. The din- ner was hosted by her co- workers, (pictured with her on page 65) and the meat cleaver was a gift presented by them and painted by Debbie Baugh- man. Pictured at left with El- dora is Ina Fox. The cleaver was also a gift from Darlene Warning, lunch program coordinator. We would also like to take this op- portunity to thank Darlene, for without her pictures this page could not have been com- pleted. ELDORA LEON Dear Diary, September 10, 1986, my last day at school and I'm much older and wiser than my first day in August of 1963. One thing for certain every day was just a bit different than the one before and there never were any dull ones. Soon learned young people very definitely prefered tacos, ham- burgers, and pizza over carrots and spinach and they weren't too impressed by the nutrient values of vegetables and fruit over their favorites. But they always were a great bunch of students down through the years and if you treated them with courtesy and respect they returned it in as great a measure. I am very grateful through all the years I had such an under- standing faculty and administration to work with and the greatest ever co-workers. I shall always treasure the memories of the years I was at Davis County High and can only say Thanks for the memory. Eldora Leon PICTURE 1: 'Surprise!' was not only what was yelled, but also the look on Eldora's face as she entered the Home Ec. room for her retirement coffee. PICTURE 2: Eldora and Ron Rubin. PICTURE 3: (left to right) Diane Horn, Lavonne McMains, Alice Randolf and Eldora Leon. ROW ONE: (left to right) Darin Knowler, Coach Gary Rupe, and Doug Davis. ROW TWO: (left to right) Kevin Garrett, Jeff Rupe, Steve Lucas, Phil Bride, Yancey Morgan, Scott Stream, and Stu Morrow. ROW THREE: (left to right) Pat Todey, Scott Spugeon, Morgan Rowell, Cree Miller, Neal Logan, Stacy Reese, and Shawn Stream. The 1985 baseball season had its ups and downs. The first half of the season was primarily down as the Mustangs dropped 9 out of 10 games but got things rolling in the second half by winning 7 out of 9. The team mainly consisted of underclassmen starting only two seniors which were Doug Davis-pitcher and Darin Knowler-second base. The rest of the starters consisted of five juniors and two sophomores. Coach Rupe hopes to see a lot of improvement that should come from last years experience and improve on the Mus- tangs fifth place conference finish. 68 ROW ONE: (left to right) Sherri Pot- torff and Missy White ROW TWO: (left to right) Kandi Fountain, Peggy Padget, Kim Robison, Stacy Hop- kins, Rhonda Pettit, Jody Westhoff, Crystal Nichols, and Shannon Stream ROW THREE: (left to right) Cara Ford, Trisha Horn, Angie Baird, Sandy Garmon, Coach Cree Schlegel, Susan Schooley, Melanie Forsythe, Amy McConnell, and Diana Bollman C H:. 0 69 o V , G l'Vv 70 ROW ONE: (left to right) Robin O'Brien, Rhonda Petitt ROW TWO: (left to right) Tina McMains, Brenda Armstrong, Coach Marty Barnett, Stacy Hopkins, Denise Bales ROW THREE: (left to right) Trisha Horn, Heidi Ohlen, Missy Young, Jennifer Bigsby, Christel Mathews, Angie Baird Dear Diary, This year's Volleyball team end- ed up 5th in our conference. Varsi- ty was champion of the Albia Tour- nament, Runner up of the Chariton Tournament, and the J.V. team was Champion of the Burlington Tour- nament. Trisha Horn was named to first team All-Conference and Honor- able mention All-State, Brenda Armstrong was named to 2nd team All-Conference, and Christel Mathews was named to Honorable mention All-Conference. Way to go gals! Mrs. Barnett said it was a re- building year with a team of pre- dominately juniors. A Mid-season slump hurt their overall record but they were tough late in the season and made some people sit up and take notice at tournament time. They will be a contender next sea- son with all but one regular starter back. She said it could be that 1986 will be the year for Volleyball! BELOW: Susie Warner, Justi Latimer (Managers) Embrasse moi UPPER LEFT: Trisha Horn with an ace. LOWER LEFT: Brenda Armstrong in the air. 71 LOWER RIGHT: Lady Mustangs in action. ROW ONE: (left to right) Steve Lucas, Alan Francis, Jeff Owen, Tony Kubik, Jeff Rupe, Danny Petefish, Scott Sadaro, Darin Westhoff. ROW TWO: (left to right) Cree Miller, Mike Rudd, Bob Weilbrenner, Stu Morrow, Bruce Brown, Shawn Stream, Jim Johnson, Marty Finneran, Darin Dixon. ROW THREE: (left to right) Kevin Garrett, Chuck Pitman, Todd Tennis, Coaches Gary Kubik and Todd Liechty, Phil McMillen, Scott Spurgeon, Shawn Howard. ROW FOUR: (left to right) John Boas, Steve Postma, Mike Davidson, Dennis Bales, Brian Burrows, Pat Todey, Scott Westercamp, Stacey Reese. ROW FIVE (left to right) Shannon Rooney, Chad Pitman, Morgan Rowell, Larry Hubbs, Kurt Birchmier, Brent Miller, and Dusty Moss. 72 Dear Diary, The 1985 football eason was not one that I would like to remember. The only positive thing that can be said about it is that it was a learning experience for the boys. I hope they can learn from their mistakes and have a super season next year. 73 DEAR DIARY, Graduating Seniors of the 1985-86 season were: Yancy Morgan, Stacy Reese and Darin Dixon. They each have known the agony of defeat, but they have persisted, encour- aged, and displayed the true spirit of the game through their sports- man like conduct. ROW ONE: (left to right) Leslie Shipley, Natasha Mathews, Jill Johnson, Holly Schooley, Joni Early and Kelly Rooney. ROW TWO: (left to right) Yancy Morgan, Coach Gary Rupe, Coach Don Combs and Shannon Rooney. ROW THREE: (left to right) Matt Henkenius, Darin Dixon, Stacy Reese, Scott Sadaro and Jeff Rupe. ROW FOUR: (left to right) Cree Miller, Eric Roberts, Dusty Moss, Morgan Rowell, Chad Pitman and Kevin Garrett. ROW FIVE: (left to right) Jason Lough, Silvo Pesao Jr., Loren Pence and Scott Spurgeon. Not Pictured: Rochelle Ruyle. DCHS OPPT. KNOXVILLE 60 71 Mount Pleasant 53 60 Chariton 71 77 Oskaloosa 55 54 Oskaloosa 51 62 Grinnell 68 75 Wayne 70 56 Van Buren 109 89 Albia 61 69 Centerville 75 71 Pella 53 88 Kirksville 62 101 Grinnell 60 65 Non Conference Centerville 65 51 The Mustangs tied with Centerville for last place in Knoxville 44 60 the conference Pella 76 89 District Chariton 80 67 competition Chariton Davis County Albia 40 65 Dear Diary, This year Mr. Dent said the Lady Mustangs set 5 school records on way to the best season yet! A 19-5 season propelled the Mustangs to a District Runner-up spot. Along the way they finished a strong conf. season in 2nd place with the best ever conf. mark of 11-3! Team Re- cords: Best Def. Ave., Most Victor- ies Year, Most Team Points Sea- son, Best FG% Season, Most Steals Game. 76 ROW ONE: (left to right) Lisa Blackwell, Beth Hartzler, Paula Carrier ROW TWO: (left to right) Rhonda Pettit, Lisa McMains, Melinda Howk, Jennifer Bigsby, Stacy Hopkins ROW THREE: (left to right) Lisa Grey, Tina McMains, Coach Marty Barnett, Coach Steve Dent, Coach Pat Perry, Trisha Horn, Robin O'Brien ROW FOUR: (left to right) Christel Mathews, Denise Bales, Lori Liles, Missy Young, Heidi Ohlen, Angie Baird A strong junior class lead by Tri- sha Horn and Heidi Ohlen com- bined with Stacy Hopkins pushed the young Lady Mustangs into a crowd pleasing and respectable team. A strong sophomore class combined with our junior class make the anticipation of Next Year very high. Our Sophomores also had a 11-3 conference season which is a sign of good things to continue. The 11- 4 Freshmen record gave our pro- gram a total of 43-13. Heidi Ohlen received All-Couri- er land honors with Trisha Horn receiving All-State Honorable Mention, both are juniors. Trisha Horn and Heidi Ohlen were chosen for 1st team All-Con- ference, while Tina McMains and Missy Young received 2nd team. Stacy Hopkins received Honorable Mention. INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Most Rebounds by Forward-Trisha Horn Best FG% Season-Trisha Horn Most Steals game by Forward-Tri- sha Horn Most Steals season by Forward- Trisha Horn 77 Knoxville Chariton Oskaloosa Albia Ottumwa Kirksville Pella Wayne Centerville Fairfield Grinnell Keokuk Ft. Madison US THEM 38 28 45 24 21 43 35 26 32 33 31 33 54 10 33 33 8 52 15 50 25 39 25 35 23 39 78 ROW ONE (left to right): Jo Probasco, Debbie Prevo, Amy Kru- zich, Michelle Lister, Becky Lammert, Kristin Finneran. ROW TWO (left to right): Melanie Johnson, Brian Wilcox, Glen Mar- shall, Kenny Allen, Travis Jones, Greg Gordy, Jim Ward, Marnie Harris. ROW THREE (left to right): Coach Jim Kuberski, Shawn Stream, Marc Lay, Shawn Howard, Mark Henderson, Darin Westhoff, Kevin Carrier, David Bollman, Coach Gene Proctor. BRIAN WILCOX SECOND PLACE 1986 STATE The 1985 season saw the re- turn of three state qualifiers and a strong senior class at various weights for the Mus- tangs. Pre-season predictions in the conference picked the Mustangs to challenge for a high upper division finish. The conference schools who had experienced and out- standing wrestlers returning were Centerville, Grinnell, Oskaloosa, and Davis Coun- ty, and that is the way the duel season of the South Cen- tral Conference ended up. Da- vis County was 4-3 for the conference duels. In the Con- ference Tournament, D.C. crowned champions at 98-Bri- an Wilcox, 145-Shawn Stream, and 185-Mark Hen- derson. Two wrestlers who returned to the State Tourna- ment in Des Moines for Da- vis County were Brian Wilcox and Shawn Stream. Both grapplers had fantastic sea- sons with a combined record of 57 victories and were rated first or second at their weights. Shawn wrestled very well but was defeated during the first round match. Brian wrestled aggressively and qualified for the finals. The match was televised and saw the first four weights for class 2A include a wrestler from the South Central Conference at each weight. Brian wrestled a valiant match and was de- feated but he accomplished what only a few had ever done in school history. In many ways, the 1985 season was the Best Ever for Davis County wrestling. Congratulations! 79 FRESHMAN VOLLEYBALL ROW ONE: (LEFT TO RIGHT) Cara Ford, Cory Garrett ROW TWO: (left to right) Dione Hubbs, Marla Archer, Melanie For- sythe ROW THREE: (left to right) Susan Schooley, Robin Richardson, Candice Myers, Coach Lori Dewes, Raquel Arnold ROW FOUR: Diana Bollman ROW FIVE: Angie Warner ROW SIX: Penny Ware SOPHOMORE VOLLEYBALL ROW ONE: (left to right) Melinda Howk, Jennifer Bigsby, LaNita Matheney ROW TWO: (left to right) Coach Marty Barnett, Nicole Mathews, Missy Forsythe, Rochelle Ruyle, Monica Forsythe, Beth Hartzler, Jody Westhoff ROW THREE: (left to right) Kim Robison, Lisa McMains, Peggy Padget ROW FOUR: (left to right) Heather Cope, Lisa Blackwell SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL ROW ONE: (left to right) Tim Sargent, Bill Hood, Todd Smith, Jim Nelsonm, Brad Kincart. ROW TWO: (left to right) Jim Ward, Darin Garrett, Coaches Gary Rupe and Stan Huggins, Curt Strait, John Welbrenner. ROW THREE: (left to right) Keith Archer, James Jessen, Eric Roberts, Brett Birchmier, Dirk Tade, Craig Walker, Tom Swaim. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL ROW ONE: (left to right) Jeremy Townsend, Pat Kubik, Jimmy Ball, Delsin Knowler, Steve Karfis. ROW TWO: (left to right) Matt Burns, Bill McAllister, Bill Beckert, Jamie Collier, Brian Rysdam, John Schooley. ROW THREE: (left to right) Tom Delzell, Coaches Gary Rupe, Stan Huggins and Jim Kuberski, Mike Arndt. ROW FOUR: (left to right) Chuck Henkenius, Greg Rodgers, Tony Burton, Jason Davidson, Chris McGinnis, Jay Grey, Wade Good, Scott Shepherd. 5?p.PiJil-KV0 Bur,anLR,ysd m' s tt Gre8 Rodgers, Chuck Henkenius, Justin Waeler, Chris McGinnis, Mike Arndt and John Logan. ROW TWO: (left to right) Chad Horn, Pat Kubik, Monte Wuthr.ch Jay Grey Steve Karf.s, Aaron Reeves and Jeremy Townsend. ROW THREE: (left to right) Shannon Archer, CoachlDci Howard, Coach Gary Kubik and Brandc Madden. ON FLOOR: Mike Lucas. cnnis Anderson, Brian j ccf £ Madd«n- ROW TWO: (left to right) Coach Gary Kubik and Coach Dennis Anderson. STANDING - Tade and Craf WaTlfer T d ? ’T dd S H nd M'kC LuCaS R°W TW°: ( eft l°r,8ht) Eric Anderson Ja™s Wesson and Curt Strait. ROW THREE: (left to right) Brett Birchmicr. Dirk ROW ONE: (left to right) Lisa McMains, Melinda Howk, Jennifer Bigsby, LaNita Matheney, Dawn Pearson, Nicole Mathews ROW TWO: (left to right) Coach Pat Perry, Manager Beth Hartzler, Kim Robison, Robin Hainline, Vicki Johnson, Jody Westhoff, Manager Paula Carrier, Manager Lisa Blackwell ROW THREE: Coach Steve Dent ROW ONE: (left to right) Cara Ford, Diane Bollman, Tammy Gregory, Tami Showman, Melanie Forsythe, Cory Garrett ROW TWO: (left to right) Manager Chris Martin, Shannon Stream, Julie Miller, Robin Richardson, Jessica Herteen, Coach Marty Shope 83 J.V. Wrestling OPP. US THEM Chariton 21 17 Oskaloosa 42 34 Albia 24 28 Pella 10 6 Centerville 27 30 Grinnel 12 18 Fairfield 23 26 Knoxville 0 12 Wayne 18 0 PICTURE 1 (left to right): Jim Ward, Da- vid Bollman, Robby Taylor. PICTURE 2 Scott Sheperd. PICTURE 3 ROW ONE (left to right): Melanie Johnson, Marnie Rusty Taylor, Robby Taylor, David Bollman. ROW THREE (left Ward, Coach Proctor. Harris, Susan White. ROW TWO (left to right): Marty Bolin, Sam Eakins, to right): Marc Orman, Marc Lay, Shawn Howard, Scott Shepherd, Jim CROSS COUNTRY DEAR DIARY, , . , . , , The 1985 Cross Country season was highlighted by the return of the girls team to the State meet in Ames. This was tne second consecutive year for them to qualify, and they finished tenth with an overall record of 49-19-1. Members of this team were Michelle Huggins, Kathy Allen, Dawn Pearson, Julie Hub- bartt, and Shannon Stream. The boy's team were generally very young and inexperienced this year. Coach Warren hopes that they will finish stronger next year as they gain more experience. The girls' team lost only one senior, Michelle Huggins, this year and are expected to be very strong in the upcoming season. '85 MEETS: Lake Fisher Invitational, Ft. Madison, Monroe, Burlington, Big Red Invitational, Ankeny, Conference (Grinnell), District (Williamsburg), State (Ames). ROW ONE (left to right): Coach Warren, Julie Hubbartt, Kathy Allen, Michelle Huggins, Dawn Pea:rsoiand Shannon Sitre m‘R°W (left to right): Mark Musselman, Ron Brennan, Sam Eakins, John Shiltz, Jeremy Howk, and Chad Horn. ROW THREE (left to right). Wayn Heemsbergen, Scott Stream, Brian Kayser, Matt Henkenius, Lee Myers, John Hulsizer, and Chris Stogdill. 85 iH i' .'A' i� ROW ONE (left to right): Coach Anderson, Coach Warren, Rochelle Ruyle, Coach Huggins, Michelle Huggins, Jeff Owen, Steve Lucas, Rob Taylor, Chuck Henkenius, Marty Finneran, John Hulsizer and Matt Henkenius. ROW TWO (left to right): Pat Kubik, Bill Beckert, Rusty Taylor, Steve Karfis, Chuck Pitman, Shannon Rooney, Brent Miller, Jim Benge, Jeff Heifort, Morgan Rowell, Eric Roberts and Dusty Moss. ROW THREE (left to right): Chad Horn, Mark Musselman, Brian Rysdam, Tony Burton, Keith Archer, Chris McGinnis, Jake Davidson, Aaron White, Jay Grey and Jim Brake. S.P. -Jason Davidson-44' 11 Disc-Eric Roberts-129' 11 P.U.-Jeff Owen-12' H.J.-Jeff Heifort-6' 3 - State Honor Roll L.J.-Steve Lucas-20' 11 W' — State Honor Roll 100-Shannon Rooney-11.4 200-Brent Miller-24.1 200 Split-Steve Lucas- 22.7 400-Brent Miller-54.6 400 Split-Shannon Rooney-51.5 800-Chuck Pitman-2:04.0 1600-Chuck Pitman-4:52.4 3200-John Hulsizer-ll:07.1 H.H.-Dusty Moss-16.2 L.H. Dusty Moss-57.02 — New School Record 4xl00-Benge, Finneran, Rooney, Lucas-46.48 4x200-Benge, Miller, Rooney, Lucas — 1:33.6 — State Honor Roll 4x400-Benge, Miller, Rooney, Lucas-3:31.6 — State Honor Roll 4x800-Pitman, Moss, Henkenius, Miller-8:29.7 Medley-Benge, Lucas, Rooney, Henkenius-3:46.1 State Qualifieres Steve Lucas-L.J. Jeff Owen-P.V. Team Champion-Wayne Relays 1986 Lettermen Seniors Marty Finneran Steve Lucas Brent Miller John Hulsizer Jeff Heifort Juniors Matt Henkenisu Dusty Moss Chuck Pitman 86 Jeff Owen B O T Y R S A C K Shannon Rooney Jim Benge Morgan Rowell Sophomores Eric Roberts Rob Taylor Keith Archer Freshman Chuck Henkenius Chris McGinnis Jason Davidson Brian Rysdam Team Captain Steve Lucas Managers Michelle Huggins Rochelle Ruyle 200 point club Steve Lucas-222 Dusty Moss-200 100 point club Jeff Heifort-107 Brent Miller-122 Matt Henkenius-103 Jeff Owen-104 Shannon Rooney-115 Jim Benge-150 The official entry at the state track meet was Kelly Rooney, Natasha Mathews, Kathy Allen, Robin O'Brien, Colleen Scott, Dawn Pearson, and Diana Boll- man. Rooney, Scott, O'Brien, and Allen ran in the distance medley. They fin- ished 3rd and set a school record of 4:18.2. Rooney, Pearson, Mathews, and Allen ran the 4x800. They ran it in 9:47.8 for 5th place. The team ended 25th at state with 8 pts scored: We have scored the past 4 years at state — The Tradi- tion Continues. STATE QUALIFIERS: (bottom to top) Substitute Diana Bollman, Dawn Pearson, Kathy Allen, Col- leen Scott, Robin O'Brien, Natasha Mathews, Kelly Rooney IN FRONT: Coach Marty Barnett and Coach Steve Dent GIRLS TRACK ROW ONE: (from left to right) Coach Steve Dent, Cara Ford, Penny Ware, Robin Richardson, Kim Robison, Melanie Forsythe, Kandi Fountain, Missy Young, Dawn Pearson, Cory Garrett, Coach Marty Barnett ROW TWO: (left to right) Hedde Ericsson, Melinda Howk, Shannon Stream, Angie Warner, Diana Bollman, Monica Forsythe, Coach Missy Forsythe, Robin O'Brien, Colleen Scott, Natasha Mathews, Kelly Rooney, Kathy Allen ROW ONE: (left to right) Phil Bride, Todd Pettit, Scott Sadaro, John Logan, Ronnie Carlson, Darin Dixon SEASON RESULTS GOLF April 17 Corydon There Varsity 153 157 JV 157 165 April 19 Van Buren There Tournament Champs April 21 Van Buren Here Varsity 154 169 JV 169 189 April 29 Centerville Varsity 163 166 JV 172 193 May 5 Conference Tourney Seventh (350) May 6 Albia Corydon Tri. 158 155 177 May 12 Centerville Varsity 169 164 JV 185 214 May 19 Sectionals Fourth Place (349) LETTER WINNERS: Neal Logan, John Logan, Ron Carlson, Phil Bride, and Darin Dixon Dual Record: 5-2 Conference: 7th Sectional: 4th FRONT ROW: (left to right) Shannon Moore, Chris Martin, Susie Warner, Rhonda Pettit, Stephanie Pettit, Stephanie Wegner, Amy McConnell, Tammy Gregory, Christy Henkenius, Shannon Archer, Kim Bigsby, Heidi Ohlen, Jennifer Bigsby, Vicki Johnson. IN BACK ROW: Coach Cody Barnett GIRLS GOLF 1986 Girls Golf This season was not as good as was expected, but we were young and inexperienced. Our dual record was 1-4, with an 8th place finish in the conference. At the sectional tourna- ment we finished 5th out of seven teams. Shannon Moore was the sixth place medalist. We will all be back next year, to try and improve our record, except for Rhonda Pettit who graduated and will be missed. — Cody Barnett 89 1985 HOMECOMING PICTURE 1 1985 Homecoming Royalty; King Darin Westhoff and Queen Kelly Rooney. PICTURE 2 (left to right) Senior Attendents; Becky Lammert and Bob Weil- brenner. Junior Attendents; Kathy Allen and Stu Morrow. Sophomore Attendents; Jennifer Bigsby and Brett Birchmier. Freshman Attendents; Angie Warner and Chuck Henkenius. Dear Diary, This week I have attended school as a Nerd, a slob, and dressed in the traditional colors of maroon and gold. Last night I attended corona- tion and watched my friends Kelly Rooney and Darin Westh- off get crowned king and queen. Afterwards, I attended a bonfire where there was several cheers and pep talks. As a tradition, Davis County students T-P'd the entire town and it made front page of the Ottumwa Cou- rier. The Student Council spon- sored a before game hog roast and it was a big success. The game, unfortunately, wasn't such a success, it was pouring down rain but we had fun any- way. We played Pella and lost 7- 40! We celebrated our loss with a dance and everyone had a great time. The Student Council tried something new this year, they D-J'd our dance to help cut down expenses. It turned out pretty well. 90 PICTURE 1 After all these years, the class of '86 finally won the float competi- tion. PICTURE 2 The Junior float re- ceived second place. PICTURE 3 The Sophomore float received third place. PICTURE 4 The Freshman float placed last as usual. 91 Brian Wilcox wrestled in the finals at the State Wrestling Tournament and placed second, the match was televised. This was a school record. All-in- all, it was a very good year. V o L L E Y B A L The cheerleaders held a clinic where they taught younger girls chants, cheers, and a dance. The girls basketball cheer- leaders and the wrestling cheerleaders had the privi- lege of cheering for team members that went beyond their own personal records. The girls basketball team advanced to the sub-state level for their first time. PICTURE 1 ROW ONE: (left to right) Becky Lammert, Jill Johnson, Joni Early, and Leslie Shipley. ROW TWO: (left to right) Kelly Rooney, Jo Probasco, Holly Schooley, and Natasha Mathews. CHEERLEADERS Dear Diary, The 1985-86 school year was very busy for the Davis County Cheerleaders. The girls saw a couple of firsts this year. Starting off with homecoming, the girls cheered at coronation on the square and led a snake dance to the bon fire which was at the high school softball dia- mond. PICTURE 2 ROW ONE: (left to right) Michelle Lister, and Shannon Archer. ROW TWO: Kandi Fountain. ROW THREE: (left to right) Susie Weilbrenner, Amy McConnell, and Christy Henkenius. w R E S T L I N G PICTURE 1 ROW ONE: (left to right) Michelle Lis- ter, Amy Kruzich, and Kristen Finneran. ROW TWO: (left to right) Jo Pro- basco and Deb Prevo. ROW THREE: Becky Lam- mert. PICTURE 2 ROW ONE: Leslie Shipley. ROW TWO: (left to right) Kelly Rooney, Natasha Math- ews, Jill Johnson, Joni Ear- ly, and Holly Schooley. PICTURE 3 ROW ONE: (left to right) Beth Petefish, Jill Casteel, and Christy Henken- ius. ROW TWO: (left to right) Susie Weilbrenner, Amy McConnell, and Kandi Foun- tain. ROW ONE: (left to right) Jenni Rupe, Roy Galindo, Cory Mathews, Cindy Johnson, Brian Miller Roy Wilcox The Special Olympics District track competition was held on April 19 at the Ottumwa Schafer Stadium. The state competi- tion was held on May 30 at Cyclone Stadium in Ames. Roy Galindo qualified for state in the 200 meter dash and in the softball throw. Cindy Johnson qualified in the 50 meter dash. FLAGS ROW ONE: (left to right) Tammy Gregory, Jessica Herteen ROW TWO: (left to right) Stephanie Pettit, Brandi Madden, Tami Showman, Shannon Archer, Kandi Fountain ROW THREE: (left to right) Kelly Woods, Marnie Harris, Michelle Lister, Lisa Grey, Catherine Kinney ROW FOUR: (left to right) Marla Bolin, Sandy Garmon, Denise Bales, Rhonda Smith M A R C H I N G OPPOSITE PAGE, ROW ONE: (left to right) Kelly Woods, Stephanie Barker, John Hulsizer, Colleen Scott, Scott Wester- camp, Richard Kirk, Mike Oaks, Loren Pence, Greg Brunk, Dawn Howard, Jamie Leonard, Kandi Fountain, ROW TWO: (left to right) Monica Forsythe, Missy Forsythe, Hedde Ericsson, David Lippert, Lisa Blackwell, Joe Melvin ROW THREE: (left to right) Marla Bolin, Dione Hubbs, Raquel Arnold, Joanne Kauf- man, Teresa Mitchell, Amy McConnell, Beth Petefish, Jo Pro- basco, Amy Williams, Tina Dozauer, Stephanie Wegner, Steph- anie Pettit, ROW FOUR: (left to right) Michelle Lister, Rose Bell, Kelli Moore, Lisa jefferson, Melanie Johnson, Heather Cope, JoAnne Postma, Dorothy Kirk, Mary Marshall, Beth Streeter, crystal Johson, Kim Bigsby, Lisa Grey, ROW FIVE: (left to right) Sandy Garmon, Christi Henkenius, Diana More, Beth Hartzler, Steve Hulsizer, Lee Myers, Ashley Ramseyer, Travis Jones, Susie Warner, Eric Anderson, Bill Hoold, Marnie Harris. ROW SIX: (left to right) Catherine Kinney, Jeff Stirling, Rhonda Pettit, Robyn Hainline, Matt Squire, Curtis Richardson, Scott Spur- geon, Brian Prevo, Glen Marshall, Curt Strait, Kerry Taylor, Jessica Herteen ROW SEVEN: (left to right) Denise Bales, Rhonda Smith, Brandi Madden, Tammy Gregory, Shannon Ar- cher, Tami Showman B A N D 97 SMALL GROUP SPEECH: (left to right) Cathy Gordy, Silvo Pessoa, Chris Martin, Joann Postma, Bill Hood, Julie Harsch and Jim Nelson. Individual Speech Contest was held on March 1, 1986 in Fairfield, Iowa. District competitors were: Bill Hood — Extemporaneous Speaking — I rating; Silvo Pessoa — Extemporaneous Speaking — I rat- ing, Cathy Gordy — Radio News — I rating, Chris Martin — Radio News — II rating, Julie Harsch — Radio News — II rating, Laurie White — Extempo- raneous Speaking — II rating, Julie Harsch — Stor- ytelling — II rating, Cathy Gordy — Storytelling — II rating, Jim Nelson — Improvational Acting — II rating, Jim Nelson — Prose Interpretation — II rating, JoAnn Postma — Dramatic Acting — III rating, Chris Martin — Poetry Interpretation — II rating. State competition was held in Ottumwa on March 22. Bill Hood was the only state qualifier who re- ceived a I rating for his extemp, category. The other state qualifiers: Silvio Pessoa and Cathy Gordy re- ceived II ratings. INDIVIDUAL SPEECH CONTESTANTS 98 Picture 1: ROW ONE: (left to right) Tamaura Braun, Chris Martin, Ronda Price, and Kim Bigsby. ROW TWO: (left to right) Jim Nel- son, Chuck Leonard, and Robb Price. ROW THREE: (left to right) JoAnn Postma, Cath Gordy, and Julie Harsch. On Saturday, January 25, 1986, large group speech contestants left at 6:00 a.m. for Chariton, Iowa for competition. They brought back several excellent placements. Cathy Gordy received a 11 rating for Solo Mime. Chris Martin, Kim Bigsby, JoAnn Postma, Ta- maura Braun, and Cathy Gordy received II's for TV- News. Chuck Leonard, Julie Harsch, JoAnn Postma, Ronda Price, Bill Hood, Jim Nelson, Kim Bigsby, and Robb Price received a 1 rating with their One Act Play. Jim Nelson and Bill Hood received a 11 for Ensembled Acting. Rob Price and Ronda Price placed with ITs for Group Mine. On February seventh, the participants of the One Act Play, The Quite Place , went to State at Pella where they placed with a 11 rating. Cast members were: Chuck Leonard, Julie Harsch, JoAnn Postma, Ronda Price, Bill Hood, Jim Nelson, Kim Bigsby and Robby Price. Congratulations on another successful year. LARGE GROUP SPEECH CAST OF CHARACTERS DOLLY LEVI ... TINA DOZAUER ERNESTINA . ROCHELLE RUYLE AMBROSE KEMPER .....SAM HECKETHORN HORACE VANDERGELDER .... SCOTT SPURGEON ERMENGARDE ......JOANNE KAUFMAN CORNELIUS HACKEL ....JOE MELVIN BARNABY TUCKER .... ASHLEY RAMSEYER IRENE MOLLOY . AMY WILLIAMS MINNIE FAY . CRYSTAL LANMAN MRS. ROSE . MARY MARSHALL RUDOLPH ......JIM NELSON STANLEY .....JEFF STIRLING JUDGE .......... BILL HOOD COURT CLERK ........ HEDDE ERICSSON POLICEMAN . TODD LANGFORD The 1986 Musical, Hello Dolly was produced by the Drama and Chorus Departments on April 17 and 18, at the Iowa Theatre. Theatrical director was Mrs. Ann Robinson and the Musical Director was Mr. Lyle Stirling. Leading the cast of characters were: Tina Dozauer — Mrs. Dolly Gallager, Scott Spurgeon — Horace Vandergelder, Joe Melvin — Cornelius Hackel, Ashley Ramseyer — Barnaby Tucker, Amy Williams — Irene Molloy and Crystal Lanman — Minnie Fay. Scenery was painted by Todd Bircher and Stefanie Wegner. Props were handled by Beth Petefish and Robyn Hainline. John Weilbrenner did a tremendous job as stage manager, while Mike Davidson assisted Mr. Gary Henry on the light board. Brenda Jones and Angie Warner, along with the Davis County Fine Arts Council arranged for the costuming of the cast. The cast and directors would like to take this opportunity to thank the following people for their support and help: Mrs. Sandy Mason — Christy Henkenius — Staphanie Pettit for their direction of choreogra- phy; the Davis County Fine Arts Council — Phil Norton — Gary McCon- nell — Hildred Gordy — Kathy Minks for their help with costumes and at the Theatre. 100 CAST OF CHARACTERS TOWNSPEOPLE laurie McAllister mary marshall amy McConnell STEPHANIE PETTIT KELLIE WOODS DIANE HUBBS BETH PETEFISH STEFANIE WEGNER CHRIS MARTIN ANGIE METZGER DAWN HOWARD CHRIS STODGILL SHAWN TOWNSEND LEWIS BAUGHMAN JEFF STIRLING JAMIE LEONARD BILL HOOD JIM NELSON TODD LANGFORD MATT BURNS COMMITTEES STAGE MANAGER JOHN WEILBRENNER SOUND JIM NELSON MAKE-UP LANITA MATHENEY JODI WESTOFF PUBLICITY GARI KLEINMAN SHELLY BALMER LIGHTS MR. GARY HENRY MIKE DAVIDSON PROPS BETH PETEFISH ROBYN HAINLINE KANDI FOUNTAIN CHOREOGRAPHERS MRS. SANDY MASON CHRISTY HENKENIUS STEPHANIE PETTIT PROGRAMS MRS. PATTY PROCOTOR GARI KLEIMAN SHELLY BALMER PROGRAM DESIGN STEPHANIE WEGNER TODD BIRCHER ANGIE METZGER SET CONSTRUCTION FEED STORE — TODD BIRCHER HAT SHOP - STEFANIE WEGNER COSTUMES DAVIS COUNTY FINE ARTS COUNCIL KATHY MINKS HILDRA GORDY STAGE CREW MATT BURNS BILL HOOD JIM NELSON JAMIE LEONARD CHRIS STODGILL JEFF STIRLING PICTURE ONE: (left to right) Ashley Ram- seyer, Joe Melvin and Scott Spurgeon. PIC- TURE TWO: (left to right) Scott Spurgeon and Rochelle Ruyle. PICTURE THREE: (left to right) Crystal Lanman, Ashley Ramseyer, Joe Melvin, Amy Williams. PHOTOGRAPHERS COMPLIMENTS OF THE BLOOMFIELD NEWSPAPER 101 CHORUS ROW ONE: (left to right) Shannon Stream, Rhonda Price, Jill Casteel, Penny Ware, Cindy Johnson, Tina Dozauer, Lisa Jefferson, Lisa Grey, Carmen Rayburn, Kim Robison, Angie Metzger, Stephanie Wegner, Stephanie Pettit, Chris Martin, Debbie Prevo, Crystal Johnson, Brenda Jones, Candice Myers ROW TWO: (left to right) Terri Benge, Brenda Dommer, Robyn Hainline, Jill Johnson, Paula Hull, Kandi Fountain I anya Crawford Bobbie Grooms, Kay Musgrove, Beth Petefish, Lanita Matheney, Julie Harsch, Renee Mitzelfelt, Melanie Johnson, Patricia Lanman Jackie Moore, Denise Bales, Mary Marshall ROW THREE: (left to right) Dorothy Kirk, Crystal Lanman, JoAnn Postma, Marnie Hams, Michelle Lister Amy Williams, Kellie Woods, Rose Bell, Julie Martin, Richard Kirk, Mark Musselman, Todd Langford, Jeff Stirling, Shawn Townsend, Ashley Ramseyer, Brian Prevo, Sam Heckethorn, Shelly Balmer, Christy Henkenius, Cory Garrett, Amy McConnell’ Raquel Arnold, Manila Mason, Michelle Huggins ROW FOUR: (left to right) Cara Ford, Beth Streeter, Rebekah Mozingo, Joanne Kaufman! Brandi Madden, Jessica Herteen, Paula Carrier, Dawn Howard, Brett Birchmier, Chuck Leonard, Kurt Birchmier, Aaron White Jamie Leonard Doug Wiegand, Scott Spurgeon, Matt Burns, Chris Stogdill, Hedde Ericcson, Dixie Rupe, Dione Hubbs, Mary Arndt, Suzanne Wilcox, Susie Weilbrenner, Jo Probasco SWING CHOIR ROW ONE: (left to right) Hedde Ericsson, Jo Probasco ROW TWO: (left to right) Jackie Moore, Debbie Prevo, Kandi Fountain, Michelle Huggins ROW THREE: (left to right) Christy Henkenius, Stephanie Wegner ROW FOUR: (left to right) Jeff Stirling, Sam Heckethorn 102 MINNI-SINGERS ROW ONE: (from left to right) Paula Hull, Tina Dozauer, Stephanie Wegner, Chris Martin ROW TWO: (left to right) Dorothy Kirk, Amy Williams, Mamie Harris, Jackie Moore, Stephanie Pettit, Mary Marshall ROW THREE: (left to right) Jeff Stirling, Michelle Lister, Lisa Grey, Hedde Ericsson, Sam Heckethorn ROW FOUR: (left to right) Chris Stogdill, Matt Burns, Kurt Birchmier, Brett Birchmier, Jamie Leonard 104 GOLD PEP BAND ROW ONE: (left to right) Beth Petefish, Joanne Kaufman, Dione Hubbs, Shannon Archer, Tammy Gregory, Dawn Howard, Jamie Leonard ROW TWO: (left to right) Beth Streeter, Dorothy Kirk, JoAnne Postma, Julie Roads, Jessica Herteen, Kandi Fountain, Lisa Grey, Colleen Scott, Larry Hubbs ROW THREE: (left to right) Ashley Ramseyer, Jeff Stirling, Marla Bolin, Denise Bales, Stephanie Wegner, Amy Williams, Mary Marshall, Monica Forsythe ROW FOUR: (left to right) Brian Prevo, Joe Melvin, Robyn Hainline, Beth Hartzler, Rose Bell, Marnie Harris, Steve Hulsizer, Richard Kirk, Mike Oaks, John Kruzich JAZZ ENSEMBLE AT PIANO: Beth Petefish ROW ONE: (left to right) Missy Forsythe, Monica Forsythe, Richard Kirk, Eric Anderson, Mary Marshall, Beth Hartzler, Diana More ROW TWO: (left to right) Colleen Scott, Scott Westercamp, Joe Melvin, Scott Spurgeon, Brian Prevo, Curtis Richrdson ROW THREE: (left to right) Jeff Stirling, Curt Strait, Robyn Hainline, Band Director Phil Wyse CONCERT BAND ROW ONE: (left to right) Mary Marshall, Michelle Lister, Lisa Grey, Raquel Arnold, Dione Hubbs, Amy McConnell, Shannon Archer, Brandi Madden, Tammi Gregory, Stephanie Pettit, Joanne Kaufman, Beth Petefish, Jo Probasco, Teresa Mitchell ROW TWO: (left to right) JoAnne Postma, Catherine Kinney, Jessica Herteen, Kandi Fountain, Lisa Jefferson, Bill Hood, Denise Bales, Kim Bigsby, Stephanie Wagner, Tina Dozauer, Amy Williams, Diana More, Tim Sargent, Richard Kirk, Marnie Harris, Steve Hulsizer, Kelli Moore, Rose Bell, Christy Henkenius, Beth Hartzler, Eric Anderson ROW THREE: (left to right) Julie Rhoades, Rhonda Smith, Sandy Garmon, Dorothy Kirk, Marla Bolin, Crystal Johnson, Beth Streeter, Jeff Stirling, Curt Strait, Robyn Hainline, Travis Jones, Ashley Ramseyer, Joe Melvin, Brian Prevo, Curtis Richardson, Scott Spurgeon ROW FOUR: (left to right) Band Director Phil Wyse, John Kruzich, Mike Oaks, Dawn Howard, Jamie Leonard, Loren Pence, Colleen Scott, Scott Westercamp, Greg Brunk, John Hulsizer, Larry Hubbs, Hedde Ericsson, Missy Forsythe, Lisa Blackwell, Monica Forsythe, Assistant Band Director Linda Dearborn PHANTOM PEP BAND ROW ONE: (left to right) Diana More, Christy Henkenius, Kelli Moore, Eric Anderson, Hedde Ericsson, Scott Westercamp, John Hulsizer, Missy Forsythe ROW TWO: (left to right) Loren Pence, Bill Hood, Michelle Lister, Rhonda Smith, Catherine Kinney, Sandy Garmon, Lisa Jefferson, Crystal Johnson ROW THREE: (left to right) Lisa Blackwell, Kim Bigsby, Raquel Arnold, Amy McConnell, Stephanie Pettit, Brandi Madden, Teresa Mitchell, Jo Probasco ROW FOUR: (left to right) Tim Sargent, Curtis Richardson, Travis Jones, Curt Strait, Tina Dozauer, Scott Spurgeon, Greg Brunk 105 is f MOCK TRIAL PICTURE 1 ROW ONE (left to right): Amanda Werts, Christy Henkenius, Matt Squire, Stephanie Pettit, Amanda Heifort, Dawn Howard, Rob Price. ROW TWO (left to right): Rob Taylor, Joni Early, Kristie Swaim, Becky Lammert, Bill Hood, Eric Anderson, Dirk Tade. ROW THREE (left to right): Joe Melvin, Jim Nelson, Curt Strait, Todd Pettit. UNITED NATIONS 106 Dear Diary, This year the United Nations students participated in two activi- ties. One being the Governors Youth Symposium and the other the Iowa High School Model Unit- ed Nations. The Governors Youth Symposium was held in Ocotber at the State Capitol. Model United Nations was held in April, at the University of Northern Iowa in Ce- dar Falls. Students spent three days working in committee and in gen- eral sessions. Members of United Nations for 1985-86 were: Mark Cassill, Tina Dozauer, Hedde Ericc- son, Lisa Grey, Chuck Leonard, Joe Melvin, Robin O'Brien, Loren Pence, Silvio Pessoa, Susie Warner, and Amy Williams. PICTURE 2 ROW ONE: Susie Warner. ROW TWO: (left to right): Chuck Leonard, Silvio Pessoa, Lisa Grey, Joe Melvin. ROW THREE (left to right): Derek Shelton, Tina Dozauer, Mark Cassill. ROW FOUR: Loren Pence. ROW FIVE (left to right): Amy Williams, Robin O'Brien. ROW SIX: Hedde Ericcson. Dear Dairy: The annual highlight of National Honor Society is the induction of new members. This year 13 individuals were inducted into National Honor Society on April 1,1986. NHS partici- pated in several activities besides the regular monthly meetings. It took part and sponsored a Faculty Tea, had the annual NHS picnic for new and old members, and sponsored a bake sale to help pay for honor chords. Officers of NHS for the 1985- 86 year were: Kurt Birchmier: Presi- dent, Kristie Swaim: Vice-President, Jana Glosser: Secretary-Treasurer, Michelle Huggins: Historian. PICTURE 1 ROW ONE (left to right): Bob Weilbrenner, Shawn Stream, Matt Mussel- man, Kurt Birchmier, Justin Tade, and Gerald Kinney. ROW TWO (left to right), Jana Glosser, Suzanne Wilcox, Michelle Huggins, Kristie Swaim, and Matt Squire. NHS PICTURE 2 ROW ONE (left to right); Crystal Lanman, Becky Lammert, Stacy Reese, Alan Francis, Lisa Grey, Angie Metzger, and Tina Dozauer. ROW TWO (left to right): Shari Stevenson, Christel Mathews, Tina McMains, Angie Baird, and Amy Kruzich. FUTURE BOWL Dear Dairy, Future Bowl in a competitive program for ca- pable, creative students who are interested in working with small groups to solve problems involving Futuristics. Students work together to investigate major problem areas and then at- tempt to solve a specific situation. Major topics for this school year were Endangered Species, Feeding the World, and Artificial Intelligence. This year's team qualified to compete at the state level at Coe College in April. That topic was the American Legal System. QUIZ BOWL PICTURE 1 (left to right) Chris Stogdill, Joanne Kaufman, Kathy Gordy, Chris Martin, Mark Cassill. PICTURE 2 (top to bottom) Richard Beckert, Matt Squire, Scott Westercamp, Todd Pettit. 108 STUDENT COUNCIL Dear Diary, This year was very exciting for Student Council. The year started its activities with Homecoming events. Slob day. Geek day, and Maroon Gold day started off the week followed by a dance. Several members of Student Council acted as disc-jockeys to save money this year, they spent a lot of time getting ready and everyone had a good time. Also, a Student Council Conference in Ames, Iowa was attended by a few members of our Student Council this year. Traditional Valentine flowers were sold and another dance was hosted with music supplied by our own Student Coun- cil. PICTURE 1 ROW ONE (left to right) Hedde Ericcson, Michelle Huggins, Kristie Swaim, Brenda Armstrong, Matt Squire, Becky Lammert, Jaan Glosser, Shari Stevenson, Jo Probasco. ROW TWO (left to right) Colleen Scott, Angie Metzger, Kathy Allen, Tony Kubik, Richard Kirk, Alan Francis, Christel Mathews, Aaron Mur- phy. ROW THREE (left to right) Missy Forsythe, Todd Pettit, Dawn Pearson, Darci Boles, Lisa McMaines, Dirk Tade, Jennifer Bigsby, Brad Kincart, Tom Swaim, Monica Forsythe. ROW FOUR (left to right) David Davis, Angie Warner, Tammy Gregory, Bill Beckert, Christy Henkenius, Shannon Archer, Tami Showman, Steve Karfis. NOT PICTURED: Marty Finneran, Justin Tade. PICTURE 2: Mary Marshall being serenaded by freedom fare. 107 WEIGHT CLUB ROW ONE: (left to right) Steve Lucas, Matt Squire, Tim Sargent. ROW TWO: (left to right) Matt Burns, Don Miller, Darin Garrett, Pat Kubik, Pat Todey, Brad Kincart. ROW THREE: (left to right) Craig Walker, Scott Spurgeon, Bob Weilbrenner, Mike Rudd, Mike Davidson, Dennis Bales. RIGHT: Tom Swaim bench pressing. The mustang Weight Club consist mostly of football players, but any student male or female may partici- pate. We didn't have any major functions this year but we have future plans for lifting competitions and pos- sibly body building contests. 110 ROW ONE: (left to right) Mark Henderson, Kevin Garrett. ROW TWO: (left to right) Mike Rudd, Mr. Tade, Randy Jones. ROW THREE: (left to right) Mike Davidson, John Bienusa, Ronnie Kline, Todd Wilcox, Warren Marshall. The Building Trades Course, directed by Bob Tade, is designed to provide basic instruction in light frame construction. They cover all aspects of construction, in a hands on experience. Things done in class: concrete, framing, sheeting, roofing, windows and doors, paint- ing, plumbing, and electrical, to name a few. The course was not designed to produce a finished carpen- ter, but a young person that has the basic skills to support himself in the building trades. This year the building and trades class had four main proj'ects: they built a shelter house for the Bloomfield Care Center, they constructed Welcome to Bloomfield signs for the Chamber of Commerce, they worked on the music room at the Pulaski Elementary School, and they built a 24 X 30' building for the Issak Walton League. B T U R I A A L N D D D E I S N G m THE DCHS FFA PICTURE 1 (left to right): Kristie Swaim, Jana Glosser, Brad Kincart, Darin Westhoff, Marcia Hopkins, Diana More, Gerald Kinney, Mike Davidson, Daren Westercamp Brad Burns. PICTURE 2 (left to right): Kevin Carrier, Rhonda Smith, Donny Miller, Wade Bassett, Kevin Brunk, Brad Burns, Daren Westercamp, Mike Davidson, Chris Bollman, Kristie Swaim, Jana Glosser, Kristy Wuthrich. ROW TWO (left to right): Ken Allen, Joe Forsythe, Bill Bankson, Roger Blew, Darin Westhoff, Monte Comer, Jim Johnson, Marcia Hopkins, Sandy Garmon, Lori Liles, Shannon Moore, Marc Orman, Renee Mitzefelt, Gerald Kinney. ROW THREE (left to right): Marc Lay, Jeff Sines, Dusty Moss, Larry Hubbs, Kevin Garret, Steve Postma, Jerry Meredith, Ken Lanman, Buddy Hewitt, Dixie Rupe, Jon Boas, Brian Burrows. “LEADERS FOR THE NEW FIELDS OF AGRICULTURE The Future Farmers of America is a national organization of stu- dents enrolled in vocational agriculture. The FFA emblem, corn gold and national blue, is proudly displayed in all fifty states, Puerto Rico and the District of Columbia. The national membership totals 835,000 in 8,200 schools. Iowa has 268 chapters with over 11,000 members, of which the Bloomfield chapter has 116. Bloomfield chapter members were involved in numerous activities throughout the past year. Members staged a children's barnyard at the Davis County Fair as part of their Building Our American Communities project. Chapter officers attended state and national leadership conferences to further their leadership abilities. Livestock was exhibited at the county and state fair by thirty-five chapter members. The chapter hosted the Southwest Sub-District Green- hand Orientation and the Southern Sub-District FFA contest. The exciting National FFA convention in Kansas City, Mo. was attended by eleven chapter members in November. Annual fruit and cheese sales of 1900 boxes of citrus, apples, and cheese netted members money to finance their activities throughout the year. Crop test plots of corn and soybeans allowed members to learn proper crop management procedures. At the 1986 State FFA Convention five members received the Iowa Farmer Degree with one being named one of six Star District Farm- ers. Two members were in the State Chorus and one in State Band. Marcia Hopkins served on the Courtesy Corps as a District Officer and Matt Musselman was elected to s rve as State FFA Secretary for 1986-87. The chapter was honored with Triple Crown, Boac, Safety, Journalism awards. The chapter and its members played a vital role in developing “Leaders for the New Fields of Agriculture. ROW ONE (left to right): Brent Glosser, Jim Ball, Darin Benge, Brett Birchmier, Brad Kincart, Stuart Wilson, Kelly Johnson, Craig Wil- liams, Corey Mathews, Toby Turner, Jim Brake, Susan Long, Roy Wilcox, Cory Harryman. ROW TWO (left to right): Bob Sprouse, Daniel Dye, Dianna More, Marty Bolin, Bill McAllister, John Shiltz, Wade Good, Sharon Post, Julie Carlson, Lana Hewitt, Jeremy Howk, Peggy Padget, Shelly Jones, Moica Coy, Shauna Bircher, Stan Smal- ley, Kristi Boas, Billie Johnson. ROW THREE (left to right): Aaron Roe, Tim Fenton, Craig Walker, Jim Ward, Mark Musselman, Phil- lip Kinney, Tom Swaim, Montie Wuthrich, Doug Hoffman, Doug Wiegand, Aaron White, Keith Archer, Kevin McDaniel, Danny Bales. FFA FRENCH CLUB FRENCH CLUB: ROW ONE: (left to right) Mrs. Mason (advisor), Cathy Gordy, Susie Warner, Kristie Swaim, Matt Squire, Heidi Ohlen, Silvio Pessoa and Neila Johnson. ROW TWO: (left to right) Chris Martin, Jackie Moore, Rebekah Mazingo, Brenda Bircher, Dawn Howard, Cara Ford, Kandi Fountain, Cori Garrett, Shannon Stream, and Kelli Moore. ROW THREE: (left to right) Joanne Kaufman, Helen Stockham, Denise Bales, Shari Stevenson, Jo Probasco, Mary Marshall, Bill Beckert, Jeff Owen, Shawn Townsend and Sam Heckethorn. Foreign language club offers the opportunity to learn more about the language and culture of other countries. French Club learned songs and sampled fondue, rosettes, pate and crepes. The 1985-86 officers were: President, Heide Ohlen; Vice-President, Brenda Armstrong; Secretary, Jana Glosser; Treasurer, Kristie Swaim; and His- torian Mary Marshall. 114 The Davis County Spanish Club is made up of present and past students of Spanish. Throughout the year, Spanish Club members have kept busy with fundraisers by selling candy, calenders and various gift items. They have participated at homecoming with the Spanish Club float and were entertained at Amy McConnel's on Halloween with a hayride and weiner roast. An interesting addition to regular classroom exercises was the advanced Spanish student's opportunity to introduce Spanish to elementary students involved in the local Gifted and Talent- ed Program. It was an educational and enjoyable experience for all of those involved. Also, advanced Spanish students took a trip to Wm. Penn College in Oskaloose where they participated in different ac- tivities expanding their cultural horizons. Students also visited Central College, Pella for their annual Language Day. This year, three advanced students; Neila Johnson, Jeff Heifort and foreign exchange student Silvio Pessoa Jr., went to Kirksville, Mo. to participate in NMSU's annual Aca- demic Festival. These students, presented a visual dis- play an interpretation, receiving a I rating. Probably the most exciting highlight of the year was the Annual Foreign Language Banquet. This year the banquet was prepared by students and parents. Many cultural displays, presentation and skits were pre- formed for parents and teachers by the students. Also performing was Hedde Ericsson, exchange student from Sweden, singing a folk song from her native country. This years Spanish Club officers were: President, Neila Johnson — Vice President, Angie Metzger — Secretary, Lou Ann Galindo — Treasurer, Jody Wes- toff — Historian, Brandee Madden ROW ONE: (left to right) Susan White, Angie Metzger, Melissa Underwood, Calynda Cheney, Kelly Burton, Rob Taylor, Silvio Pessoa, Tammy Gregory, Matt Burns, Scott Boone, Chuck Henkenius, Brian Rysdam, Jamie Collier, and Brent Gooden. ROW TWO: (left to right) Walter Scott, Tracy Martin, Christy Henkenius, Stephanie Pettit, Diana Bollman, Angie Warner, Brenda Jones, Jodi Westoff, Sam Ea- kins. Jay Grey, Chad Horn, Delsin Knowler, Pat Ku- bik, Ana Short (sponsor). ROW THREE: (left to right) Rusty Taylor, Amanda Heifort, Terri Benge, Dorothy Kirk, Shelli Balmer, Jeff Heifort, Scott Spurgeon, Dione Hubbs, Shannon Archer, Jessica Herteen, Tammy Showman, Candice Myers and Sue Ella Han- cock. ROW FOUR: (left to right) Raquel Arnold, Bobbi Grooms, Brandi Madden, Amy McConnell, Waneta Marshall, Billie Johnson, Steve Hulsizer, Curtis Dan- ielson, Jamie Leonard, Kellie Woods, Tony Burton, Chris Stodgill, Neila Johnson and Hope Hewitt. ESPANOL SPANISH CLUB PICTURE 1 (left to right) co-editors: Missy Howk and Becky Lammert. PIC- TURE 2 ROW ONE (left to right) Lisa Reyes, Mrs. Robinson and Angie Baird. ROW TWO (left to right) Danny Pete- fish, Christel Mathews and Nicole Mathews. ROW THREE (left to right) Bob Weilbrenner, Jana Glosser, Shari Stevenson and Crystal Lanman. ROW FOUR (left to right) Marty Finneran, Darin Dixon and Todd Bircher. The following students have served a large portion of their high school years as a member of the D.C. yearbook staff: Missy Howk-3 years Becky Lammert-3 years Jana Glosser-2 years Crystal Lanman-2 years Dan Petefish-2 years Shari Stevenson-2 years Bob Weilbrenner-2 years Mrs. Robinson has been the yearbook advisor for 6 years. YEARBOOK Dear Diary, The yearbook staff is responsible for putting together a presentable yearbook, which they try to please everyone with. This is a very hard task, but they can only do their best. They have their fun; however, when push comes to shove, they get the job done. There are a few which should be especially mentioned with the completion of this book. Missy Howk, which acted as both the photographer and the co-editor, had a constant job. She spent most of all of her spare time taking pictures and developing film. Also, Mrs. Robinson (Mrs. R) our advisor, worked very hard and put up with almost too much in order to finish this yearbook. Left to right; Kelly Rooney, Darin Westhoff, Paula Hull, Brent Miller, Rhonda Pettit and Steve Lucas. Left to right; Kristie Swaim, Justin Tade, Becky Lammert, Darin Westhoff, Mary Marshall and Marty Finneran. Most likely to succeed Best personality Class clown Biggest bore Most creative Best attitude Left to right; Paula Hull, Matt Musselman, Shari Stevenson, Todd Bircher, Kelly Richardson and Bob Weilbrenner. 117 Most outgoing Prettiest hair Enbr sse moi e p trie fraa $ Prettiest eyes Left to right; Becky Lammert, Brent Miller, Mary Marshall, Brent Miller, Kelly Richardson and Darin Westhoff. Left to right; Kelly Rooney, Bob Weilbrenner, Becky Lammert, Darin Westhoff, Deana Speer and Phil Bride. Best smile Best looking Quietest Smartest Biggest Flirt Brown noser Left to right; Brenda Bircher, Matt Squire, Mary Marshall, Darin Westhoff, Michelle Huggins and Justin Tade. Left to right; Kelly Rooney, Darin Westhoff, Stacy Hopkins, Yancey Morgan, Mary Marshall and Brent Miller. Dream date Mouthiest Best sense of humor Left to right; Becky Lammert, Darin Westhoff, Paula Hull, Jeff Heifort, Kelly Rooney and Kurt Birchmier. Best all around Biggest Clutz Best dressed Biggest daredevil Most conceited Left to right; Stacy Hopkins, Matt Squire and Brent Miller. Not pictured; Most feminine masculine: Kelly Rich- ardson and Mark Henderson. Best figure physique: Becky Lamert and Mark Henderson. Craziest: Brenda Armstrong and Matt Squire. Know it all: Brenda Arm- strong and Matt Musselman. Leadership: Kristie Swaim and Matt Squire. Favorite teachers: Mrs. Robin- son and Mr. Kubik. 119 GiJzjdkXl Cb - uuiihcrV SENIOR YEARBOOK STUDENTS: ROW ONE: (left to right) Todd Bircher, Bob Weilbrenner, Dan Petefish, and Daren Dixon. ROW TWO: (left to right) Jana Glosser, Shari Stevenson, Becky Lammert. 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