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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1988 volume:

1987 1988 ng|p|p fjfc THE YEAR OF THE MUSTANG DA VIS COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL TOTAL ENROLLMENT OF 439 TABLE OF CONTENTS DIVISION PAGE Faculty Administration Activities Senior, Class of 1988 Junior, Class of 1989 Sophomore, Class of 1990 Freshman, Class of 1991 Sports Organizations Advertising j I i ACULTY FACULTY ggJgMcmrF T Dedication + Hard Work = Faculty faculty faculty faculty fac ULTY FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY f FACULTY English Mark Warren Ed Miller Carol McKee Connie Giese Guidance Math Jack Burkhalter Max Myers Steve Wilson Peggy Gutru Rupe Social Studies H.B. Gentry Don Combs Dorothy Gentry Pat Perry 3 Science Steve Dent Richard Squire GaryKubtk Librarian Andy Kaupins Foreign Language Sandra Mason Anna Short Business Art Industrial Arts Special Educatiot Physical Education Work Experience Marty Barnett Cody Barnett Dee Altheide Nancy Plowman Susan Bish Ron Dabney Gary Rupe £j0b jade Vo-Ag Martin Danley Eric Trager Willis Hoffman Rose Grinstead Kathy Henry Suzanne Dean Home Ec Music Lyle Stirling Linda Dearborn Dan Christy Aides Jody Bogert Della Lofton Betty Norton School Nurse Studyhall Glenda Creath BUS DRIVERS ADMINISTRA TION DR. DAN ROE, Superintendent ROBERT PICKARD, High School Principal LEON WILKINSON, Assistant Principal Athletic Director SECRETARIES High School Office 7 SHARLYN MARSHALL MARILYN WHITE District Office JO BALMER Custodians Randy McFarland Bill Grim BETTY POTTORFF Cooks LaVonne McMains Alice Randolph Hi 8 Time + Commitment = Achievement ACTIVITIE ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIE ’88 FALL HOMECOMING ROYALTY KING: SENIOR ATTENDANTS: Nicole Mathews, Brad Kincart, Missy Forsythe, Glenn Marshall, Monica Forsythe, Curt Strait, Jennifer Bigsby and Dirk Tade. Rob Taylor QUEEN: Joni Early SPECIAL DA YS MONDAY: Dress-up Day TUESDAY: Favorite Character Day WEDNESDAY: Blue Jean Day THURSDAY: Hawaiian Day FRIDAY: Maroon Gold Day JUNIOR ATTENDANTS: Scott Boone and Tammy Gregory SOPHOMORE ATTENDANTS: Boyd Forsythe and Dana Westhoff FRESHMEN ATTENDANTS: Travus Smith and Emily Squire 1ST PLACE: Junior Float 3RD PLACE: Freshman Float The Junior Class hard at work to make Prom ’88... Another year goes passing by Another Prom is here To some this brings a joyous smile To others, brings a tear For four years you have tread a path From dawn to setting sun But now the path gets steeper And the climb is just begun. We 're very glad to know you We ’ll miss you when you 've gone And to the Class of '88 We dedicate our Prom. ■The Junior Class PROM That on this day of May Seventh at the Davis County High School Gymnasium the Junior Class of Davis County High School presents for the Senior Class A Night In Heaven HIGH SCHOOL GYMNASIUM BACCALAUREATE PROGRAM DAVIS COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 1988 MAY 15, 1988 AT 8:00 P.M. SPECI d Cirejiimstance -Elgar Pom ♦PROCESSIONAL...... ♦INVOCATION Kramer Smith Stiles Christian Church 1USIC.......................... Seeds Grow to Plants” - Rutter Amanda Larrington, Kellie Woods, Jackie Moore Carrie Wuthrich, Sha Appenzeller, Eric Wilson Todd Langford SCRIPTURE ... Rev. John Jannenga First Baptist Church Heralds of Christ (Words on Back of Program) ...........................Rev. Don Macy Bloomfield Christian Church HYMN. ADDRESS .... Come, Come - Littleton MUSIC Kramer Smith Triumphal March - from Aida - by Verdi ♦ CLASS OF 1988” DAVIS COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL S 8:00 P.M., MAY 19, 1988 [Music Linda Dearborn, Dan Christy Directing 'Pompand Circumstance - Elgar D.C.C.H.S. £oncert Baud I.........aL.Rc . j is Anfyews Bloomfield Methodist Qturch 1 ■ 1 prepare to say goodbye, The memories are clear as Isk Processional Silent save a 110111 g f iifoursayfi W’ll miss theiri, iijto . trn m. Class Member ’Memories Theme from Cats jf H, Senior Class Members The good thingswni-ptiil Times ffl ‘ ‘ifte hall ”, I can think back on these Dirk Tade Monica Forsythe Class Chronieie..M-- m W introduction of Speaker., 7 Commencement Address A s the tears start tt Senior Class Members ’ll never forget you .....................Curt Strait Student Body President ■sfr.Mr. Kenn BjJ and ... Superincident Southeast Polk Community Schools A nd the times that wJHH Just thinking of memories Bfawiff It not sean so badm ;r, iii my memoriei bu aWdear. Recognition of Valedictorian and Salutatorian....., jS..... .................Robert Pickard Principal, D.C.C.H.S. ............................ Robert Picard Principal Of D.C.C.H.S. ............................. Richard Smith D.C.C.H.S. Board of Education , Chairperson ...............................Dr. Dan Roc Superintendent D.C.cIh.S. District ................................Rob Taylor Senior Class President M...............................Joe Melvin Presentation of Class Accepting the Class Awarding of Diplomas.p... Senior Class Member onal.....i......................... Memories Theme from Cats gmjmmg D.C.C.H.S. Concert Band Class Motto: 'The future is all that exists, for the present is but an instant, the past but a rnemory.Z faqty1 1 VA LEDICTORIA N JOE MELVIN Todd Pettit is the son of C.D. Linda Pettit of 307 W. Poplar, Bloomfield. He has one sister, Molly. He has a G.P.A. of 3.83 and will be attending the University of Iowa and majoring in Finance. He is also considering going on to law school at Iowa. Todd has had a very busy schedule taking Advanced Math, Trigonometry, Accounting, and College Prep II. Todd has also won some special awards and honors during high school. They include: State of Iowa Scholar, South Central Conference Academic All-Conference, and Honorable Mention All-Conference Basketball. Todd is involved with basketball, golf, and mock trial after school. Todd plans to get a job in the finance or law field after graduating from college. 16 Joe Melvin is the son of Linda and Phil Melvin of 1002 Hillcrest Ave., Bloomfield. He has two sisters, Tammy and Theresa, and a brothei Robert. He plans to go to Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Cambridge, and get his degree in electrical engineering. Joe has been very busy during high school with Model U.N., National Honor Society, Mock Trial, piano, band, Quiz Bowl and CYF. He has taken many classes to prepare himself for college, such as: Pre-calculus, Physics, Chemistry II, College Prep II, and Trigonometry. Joe has won some special awards and honors during high school. They have been PSAT Commendable Scholar, State of Iowa Scholar, and Four “I” ratings at state piano and solo contest. His advice for those planning on going to college is, “Don’t let classmates dictate your actions. You must take the most difficult courses available to you, but don 7 be obsessive - you must still have some fun. ” SAL UTA TORIAN TODD PETTIT SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIOT Darian Benge Jim Benge Terri Benge Jennifer Bigsby Brett Birchmier Julie Carlson Lisa Blackwell Paula Carrier Darci Boles Mark Cassill Rose Bower Jill Casteel Heather Cope Kimberly Dobbins Jason Culp Brenda Dommer Glenn Davidson Joni Early Melissa Forsythe Shawnette Goodson Monica Forsythe Cathy Gordy Darian Garrett Tony Green Selwyn Devroe Lisa Garrett Robyn Hainline MOST POPULAR DirkTade Joni Early BEST LOOKING Dirk Tade Joni Early BEST LEGS James Jessen Joni Early NICEST HAIR James Jessen Dirk Tade Julie Hubbart PRETTIEST SMILE Jim Ward Joni Early Monica Forsythe Jill Johnson PRETTIEST EYES Dirk Tade Rochelle Ruyle BEST BUILD MOST FEMININE James Jessen Joni Early MASCULINE Eric Roberts Joni Early FUNNIEST BIGGEST Tony Green Brenda Jones PRACTICAL JOKER Bill Hood Brenda Jones CRAZIEST Tony Green Lisa Garrett MOST BORING MOST LIKELY Mark Cassill Lisa Jefferson TO SUCCEED Joe Melvin Susie Weilbrenne MOST STUDIOUS Joe Melvin Dawn Pearson BIGGEST P ARTIER FAVORITE PARTY Tom Swaim Leslie Shipley HELD BY Darin Garrett Jody Westoff BIGGEST CLOWN Bill Hood Brenda Jones BIGGEST AIRHEAD Todd Smith Jill Johnson MOST ARTISTIC Tony Green Stefanie Wegner MOST TALENTED Joe Melvin Beth Petefish BEST DRESSED James Jessen Todd Pettit Joni Early DRESSED MOST FASHIONABLY James Jessen Joni Early BEST CAR HARDEST WORKER James Jessen Dianna More SCHOOL HARDEST WORKER Joe Melvin Dawn Pearson HOME Brett Birchmier Melinda Howk LAZIEST Darin Garrett Jill Johnson Sharon Post BIGGEST EATERS Darin Garrett LaNita Matheney CUTEST Glenn Marshall Missy Forsythe CITIZEN Rob Taylor Missy Forsythe TEACHERS PET Todd Pettit Dawn Pearson BEST COUPLE Brett Birchmier Jennifer Bigsby DREAM DATE James Jessen Joni Early FAVORITE SUBJECT study hall FAVORITE TEACHER MOST LIKELY TO Mr. Warren Mrs. Plowman MARRY Brett Birchmier Jennifer Bigsby MOST ATHLETIC Eric Roberts Dawn Pearson BIGGEST SPAZ Tony Green Lisa Garrett BIGGEST FLIRT Glenn Marshall Rochelle Ruyle BIGGEST CLUTZ Selwyn Devroe Eric Roberts Susie Weilbrenner MOST CONCEITED Todd Pettit Kristin Finneran THE ODD COUPLE Jeff Tharp Rochelle Ruyle BEST ALL-AROUND Rob Taylor Julie Hubbart Beth Hartzler Jill Johnson Shelly Jones Hope Hewitt Julie Hubbartt Kelly Johnson Travis Jones Bill Hood Lisa Jefferson 6 Vicki Johnson Brad Kincart Kerry Hoover Brenda Jones Phillip Kinney Gari Kleinman Christina Lanman Ken Lanman Corey Mathews Nicole Mathews Laurie McAllister Todd McEwen Lisa McMains Joe Melvin Dianna More Peggy Padget Curtis Richardson Eric Roberts Kim Robison Jenni Rupe Rochelle Ruyle Brad Ryan Tim Sargent Leslie Shipley Stan Smalley Curt Strait Robbie Taylor Craig Walker Daniel Smith Tom Swaim Jeff Tharp Jim Ward Toby Turner Susie Warner Mike VanderHorst Stefanie Wegner John Weilbrenner Doug Wiegand Terry Yearns NOT PICTURED •Kevin Archer Ron Carlson Lana Hewitt Sarah Miller Toby Turner John Jones Susan Weilbrenner Roy Wilcox Craig Williams Stuart Wilson Jody Westhoff Laurie White I’m God’s gift to women! If looks could kill... Another Karate Kid? My dearest love..., Did I rip my pants?! r ■j Go ahead, make my day! Who staunched? Willis, “Just a gigolo.” Oink, oink!!! 34 Miss Piggy, eat your heart out! Excuse me! AFS FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENT Selwyn and his U.S. Family! (Left to Right) Selwyn Devroc, Bob Taylor, Betty Taylor, Rusty Taylor, Rob Taylor It was on a very hot day in August when we picked up Selwyn at the airport, and it wasn’t long before he warmed our home with his sense of humor and resilient spirit. His first cultural shock was on the two hour ride home from Dcs Moines. Every town we approached surely had to be Bloomfield, as the whole of Belgium can be crossed in about an hour! Selwyn never really experienced homesickness, having lived in a rather independent family and having traveled extensively. However, we’ll never forget the look on his face when, on Christmas morning, he called his family, and after the first ring, his mother answered. The next shock was when he discovered he couldn’t speak Dutch to her! One of Selwyn’s goals here was to participate in sports, as Belgium schools don’t have athletic activities. He participated in cross- country and really appreciated the support and encouragement he received from the coach and other team members. Basketball also was an important part of Selwyn’s year here. The opportunity to play before the home fans and get a rebound was a highlight Welcoming a stranger into your home and making adjustments necessary to become “family” is a very challenging adventure. Our family is not the same as it was before Selwyn arrived--now a part of us resides many miles away in Belgium. Bob Bette Taylor Rob Rusty For a Belgium guy who grew up in a big city, Bloomfield seemed to be in the middle of nowhere at first. There were cornfields everywhere and I wasn’t used to living 6 miles from town, but it didn’t take me long to figure out that this town was going to be a fun place to live. I was very fortunate to have a really nice family, with two brothers who helped me through all the new things, and parents to whom I could relate all my problems and impressions. School was also a great new experience that I will never forget. It didn’t take me long to get to know all the students, because most of the people here have been very nice to me. The teachers allowed me time to adapt, and the athletic coaches have given me a wonderful opportunity to participate in sports. Everyone also showed a great interest in Belgium. Thanks to the people here, 1 lost my stereotypes about American life. The people also helped me realize that a small town can be a fun place to live; I never really felt homesick. 1 leave in hopes that you of Davis County will never forget me; I surely will never forget any of you, and everyone is more than welcome to visit me in Belgium, someday. Good Luck Everyone! From Selwyn iDelwyn' Devroe ROTA RY FOREIGN EXCHANGE Ever since I was a little boy, I have wanted to travel, particularly to Europe. I never dreamed that I would end up in Iowa, in what must be one of the friendliest towns in the United States. 1 really had no idea of what I was getting myself into when I applied to become a foreign exchange student. There were eight other hopefuls, and 1 was the only “bloke”. The day I applied was a very hot day, but to impress the selection panel, 1 wore my school uniform and a woolen school blazer. I was interviewed and then left—feeling very down. 1 felt that I had made a very bad impression. I thought I had no chance of being selected against all of the other extraordinary people who were also trying out. I was totally surprised when I was eventually selected and then began to worry about the District Selections. My first choice of a country to go to was Denmark, followed by six others; then the USA. However, I have absolutely no regrets about being placed in the United States. I think it is a great place. 1 did have a few misconceptions about Americans before I came over. In Australia, the only Americans we sec arc really arrogant, and they think they own the world. Then we watch TV, and sec that American families arc rich. 1 expected to sec two blacks to every white person. ! also thought that Iowa would be really, really, flat, like a pancake. I was pleasantly surprised to find that not one of these things were true. The average Americans arc really quite normal and arc not as rich or snobby as 1 thought they would be. And Iowa isn’t half as bad as I thought it would look. I mean, there arc trees and there arc hills. And now, after the warm weather and the rain, the green grass is just so beautiful. So far, I have had a really great time over here. I have been blessed with what 1 may term “the perfect” family. That may be a bit of an exaggeration, but not much. They arc great! They took me to Colorado with them, and they are so helpful and kind; it is really amazing. Skiing in Colorado was just so much fun! We visited the Steamboat Springs, just west of the Continental Divide, and it was simply marvelous. We were there for seven days, and every day was just incredible. America is truly a marvelous nation. It is very different; more progressive than anything I have ever seen before. However, as pan of Dorothea Mackclla’s bcutiful poem, My Country ”, reads: love a sunburnt country, A land of sweeping plains. Of ragged mountain ranges, Of droughts and flooding plains. I love her jewel sea Her beauty and her terror This wide, brown land forme... And this is exactly how I feel. I love my country, but I am also thrilled to have this opportunity to travel and to sec another part of the world that I had only dreamed existed. Thank You Bloomfield, and your friendly residents, for this chance to extend my awareness of the outside world and its people. It is a real pleasure to be here, and I plan to enjoy every moment of my stay right up until I leave here in January of 1989. It will be a sad but happy day when I go, but 1 am sure I shall take many, many pleasant memories with me. Ones I shall never forget as long as I live. Andrew Robertson -UNITED STATES— Skung at Steamboat Springs, Colorado, 1988. (Left to Right): Eric. Tricia Maddox, Mila, Sally Maddox, Kristin Maddox, me. —AUSTRALIA— My family and I at Brisbane International Airport. (Left to Right): Father (Doug), Kirstyand Robbena (sisters), myself, Mother (Heather). Andrew arrived in January to a little snow, a commodity he had never seen, and some very cold weather. He came very close to a lot of snow at times when he ventured to conquer a mountain in Colorado with two sticks strapped to his feet. He is a quiet individual until one gets to know him, and then Australia conquers all. Andrew is a very good ambassador from down under and a very good bloke at that. A few things he enjoys are spaghetti, even for breakfast, and ice cream; but misses vegamite sandwiches. TV and Nintendo games occupy a lot of his time; especially “Cheers”. We thank the Bloomfield Rotary Club for making his stay possible. We all learn a lot from this program, so 1 hope everyone can participate a little in getting to know these young people. The Anderson family QMEMOREYEAR + PROM + PARTY! PARTY! = JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIOR JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS Kory Bragg Matt Burns Kelly Burton Tony Burton Mike Chickering Jamie Collier Monica Coy Jason Davidson Tom Delzell Dan Dye Wade Good Brent Gooden Tammy Gregory Jay Grey Calynda Cheney Kevin Dean Brent Glosser Bobbie Grooms Heidi Gutru Dennis Harris James Heckethorn Sam Heckethorn Amanda Heifort Chad Horn Bryan Howard Dawn Howard Jeremy Howk Dione Hubbs Steve Hulsizer Wes Jensen Billie Johnson Brad Johnson Melanie Johnson Tammy Johnson Steve Karfis Ricky Kinman Delsin Knowler John Kruzich Pat Kubik Todd Langford Travis Lynch Brandee Madden Wanetta Marshall Tracy Martin Bill McAllister Kevin McDaniel Chris Martin Julie Martin Rebekah Mozingo Kay Musgrove Mark Musselman Stephanie Pettit Ronda Price Ashley Ramseyer Carmen Rayburn Greg Rodgers Aaron Roe Scott Shepherd Tami Showman Aaron Reeves Brian Rysdam Walter Scott Wes Schwanke Bob Sprouse Chris Stogdill Shannon Stream Rusty Taylor Jeremy Townsend Shawn Townsend Melissa Underwood Todd Van Skike Penny Ware Angie Warner Aaron White Kellie woods Monte Wuthrich Marla Archer Shannon Archer Mike Arndt Bill Beckert Shauna Bircher Kari Blew NOT PICTURED: Van Christy Wendy Jannenga Tim Fenton Erick Followwill Roy Galindo Ron Hesse Jim Johnson John Schooley Brad Rysin Justin Wagler the SPEED DEMON. POISED nllD READY FOR ACT I OH n«i COPS. 3EV.ARE! 1 Desire + Dedication + Effort = Organizations ORGANIZA m ORGAN Ec ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS SOPHOMOTX SOPHOMC SOPHOMC SOPHOMC SOPHOMC SOPHOMC SOPHOMC CLASS RINGS + DISAPPEARING HQ IEMOMING ELOA TS = SOPHOMORES SOPHOMC r1 OPHOMC SOPHOMC SOPHOMC SOPHOMC SOPHOMC SOPHOMC SOPHO y SOPHOMORES SOPH SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORE Tami Bankson April Barnett Jennifer Baumgartner Chris Bear Angela Bedford Kurt Bedford Tony Bell Julie Benge Andy Besco Lisa Bollman Amy Carlisle Jennifer Carlisle Aaron Cary Wende Casteel Cody Clyman Casey Comer Heidi Comer Jill Coy John Creath Jon Curfman Dustin Davis Lisa Davis Brad Davison James Boggs Sarah Douthart Anna Downing Jennifer Eakins Boyd Forsythe Todd Garmon Jim Garrett Jessica Glosser Wayne Gooden Spencer Goodson Terry Hainline Cory Harryman Sherry Harryman Chris Hill Nicole Hird Brad Harsch Travis Hewitt Travis Horn Jennifer Hubbartt Matt Huggins Gary Heaton Olen Jarvis Eric Jefferson Jeanette Jensen Darryl Johnson Jeff Johnson Mindy Johnson Stacie Johnson Chris Jolley Missy Jones Julie Kruzich Amanda Larrington Sonja Larue Tim LaRue Eddie Lay Melinda Logsdon Susan Long Lonnie Lorton Bill Louderback Jan Lynch 45 Samantha Lucas Jake McAllister Patricia Marlow Angie Martin Shirley Messer Christine Miller Brad Martin Mandi Miller Kirby Moss Josh Owen Anna Paris Donnie Paxton Stuart Picton Adrian Reber Kristi Reese Barry Roberts Jennifer Kupe Nanette Mathews Melanie Petary Angela Ramseyer Melinda Sargent Sarah Short Michael Swaim Gavin Tade Jon Tharp David Thomas Heather Thomas Jason Ware Daniel Wiegand Rob Veatch Brent Thompson David Warren Devin Westercamp Brad Willier Eric Wilson Sherry Wallace Mike Westercamp Cody Wilt Jodi Walton Dana Westhoft Marcia Yearns Carrie York Jennifer Young NOT PICTURED: Shawn Bagley John Helmick Cindy Johnson James Heasley Derek Hormann Shawn Scott FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN® FRESHMEN FRF1 CHAOS + INEXPERIENCE = FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHME FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN Jesse Bonner Marie Bowman Jason Bridgeman Julie Brooks Michael Camp Cathryn Cantrell David Cantrell Nicole Covert Lori Cox Katina Davison Rayce Elliott Linda Farley Chris Fenton Cory Fleming Eric Eakins Melissa Harris Libby Cary Daniel Cassill Gary Collins Marcy Glosser Kevin Harsch Michael Harward Cory Hastings Todd Heiss Seth Howard Clint Huggins Dustin Hunter Terry Jones Joel Kincart Ph Khamphilanouvong Michelle Kinman Stacie Kline Kenneth Kramer Jody Lanman Amy Lawson Jacque Martin Bryan McClurg Stephanie McCo Jeramie McElderry Becky Miller Jeanne Moore Judee Moore Susan Minnick Scott Moore Jason Morgan Michael Musselman Chad Pence Margie Perry Aaron Pickrell Sally Reinier Alicia Robertson Randy Rominger Amy Rook Dennis Rysdam Jeff Rysdam Chris Scoti Chad Schultz Carrie Schroeder Emily Squire Thomas Stirling Stephanie Thomas Shawn Tuckei Cheri Sherman Kathrine Six Travis Smith Kris Taylor Jason Westhoff Darren Wiegand Samantha Wilcox Carrie Wuthrich' Wade Glossei Chad Wuthrich NOT PICTURED: Travis Hymei 'Stacy Jannengs Randy Rupe Keith Wilcox 52 53 DESIRE + DETERMINATION + DISCIPLINE + DEDICA TION A SUCCESSFUL SEASON SPORTS SPOR? SPORTS SI SPORTS SI SPORTS SI SPORTS SI SPORTS SI LADY MUSTANG SOFTBALL The Lady Mustang Girls Softball Team en- joyed a very successful season again this year with a record of 22 wins and 10 losses. Their main accomplishment was being named the South Central Conference Champions with a record of 12 wins and 2 losses. They also won the Sigourney and Cen terville tournaments and a 2nd place finish in the Mt. Pleasant tournament. Trisha Horn (Sr.), Angie Baird (Sr.), Vicki Johnson (Jr.), and Kandi Fountain (Soph.), were named 1st Team All Conference and Tina McMains (Sr.), was named 2nd Team All Conference. TEAM SEASON STATS Batting Average .273 RBI’s 192 Stolen Bases 65 Fielding Percent 91.2% Hits 223 ROW ONE: Christel Mathews, Tina McMains, Angie Baird, Trisha Horn. ROW TWO: Diana Bollman, Melanie Forsythe, Shannon Stream, Kandi Fountain, Kim Robinson, Robyn Hainline, Jody Westhoff, Vicki Johnson. ROW THREE: Coach Cody Barnett, Missy Jones, Dana Westhoff, Kristi Reese, Emily Squire, Lisa Bollman, Julie Kruzich. BOYS’BASEBALL 1987 DATE OPPONENT VAR. J.V. HOME AWAY May 30 Davis County Classic 2-VAR. HERE June 2 Fairfield J.V. VAR. HERE June 3 Moulton-Udell J.V. VAR. HERE June 5 Centerville 2-VAR. HERE June 8 Cardinal J.V. VAR. HERE June 9 Knoxville 2-VAR. THERE Cree Miller led the Mustangs hitting with a June 11 Van Buren J.V. VAR. THERE .367 average, followed by Morgan Rowell at June 12 Chariton J.V. VAR. HERE .350. Morgan Rowell was 1st Team All Con- June 15 Oskaloosa J.V. VAR. HERE ference Catcher and Jeff Rupe was 2nd Team June 16 Albia J.V. VAR. THERE All Conference Second Baseman. Team June 19 Pella 2-VAR. HERE awards were: Rookie of the Year, Jeff June 23 Grinnell J.V. VAR. HERE Tharp; Golden Glove, Jeff Rupe; Big Stick, June 26 Centerville J.V. VAR. THERE Cree Miller; Most Valuable Player, Morgan June 29 Knoxville J.V. VAR. HERE Rowell. June 30 Pella J.V. VAR. THERE July 3 Chariton 2-VAR. THERE July 7 Oskaloosa 2-VAR. THERE July 10 Albia 2-VAR. HERE July 14 Grinnell 2-VAR. THERE The ’87 baseball team posted an overall record of 7-20 and a conference record of 5-16 for a sixth place conference finish. The season was a disappointment, due to the fact that several games were lost by one or two runs, and also the main part of team were seniors who had a lot of experience. Costly errors were our biggest problem. Take away some of those errors, and the season would have been completely different. 55 FOOTBALL Kirksville, Mo j. .0 32 Pella .0 52 Knoxville .12 20 Grinnell |. .14 43 Centerville .6 14 Oskaloosa .0 55 Albia .6 31 Chariton .15 58 Washington 1. .16 40 ROW ONE: Steve Karfis, Bill McAllister, Pat Kubik, Jeremy Townsend, Bill Beckert, Deism Knowler, Chuck Henkenius, Wes Schwanke. ROW TWO: Bill Hood, Scott Shepard, Matt Burns, Brad Kincart, Brian Rysdam, Tim Sargent, Tony Burton. ROW THREE: Mike Arndt, Glenn Davidson, Keith Archer, Coach Liechty, Coach Kubik, John Schooley, Tom Swaim, Craig Walker. ROW FOUR: Jessica Herteen, Darin Garrett, Jamie Collier, Wade Good, Greg Rodgers, Curt Strait, Robin Hainline. ROW FIVE: Jake Davidson, Jay Grey, Eric Roberts, Justin Wagler, Brett Birchmier, James Jessen. Pella Knoxville Grinnell Centerville Cardinal Oskaloosa Albia Chariton Fairf ield 7-6 16-0 26-6 20-12 20-6 48-18 2 6-14 16-6 14-0 ROW ONE: Brady Baird, Chris Bear, Cody Clyman, Tim LaRuc, Jim Schlarbaum, Dustin Davis, Gavin Tade, Todd Garmon ROW TWO: Boyd Forsythe, Donnie Paxton, Greg Proctor, Rob Veatch, Eric Jefferson, Chris Jolley, Tony Bell. ROW THREE: Kurt Bedford, Josh Owen, Coach Huggins, Coach Rupe, Kirby Moss, Jake McAllister. ROW FOUR: James Boggs, Ryan Moore, Todd Bales, Johr Creath, Brad Martin. ROW FIVE: Dave Thomas, Cody Wilt, Matt Huggins, Chris Hill, Casey Comer. The Mustang Varsity Record was not one to be proud of. However, there were some good things to come out of the season. First of all, the 87 Mustangs worked very hard to improve from game to game. They never jjave up on improving or trying to be successful. . Secondly, they played all season as a team and never put themselves before the team. Thirdly, their training habits were very good, probably better than the rest of the teams on the conference. And finally, this is a group of young men, that if they will ever taste the sweetness of success, will enjoy it and never let it out of their heads!!! 56 FOOTBALL ROW ONE: Jeff Rysdam, Clint Huggens, Travis Smith, Scott Moore, Jeremy McElderry, Jeremy Arnold. ROW TWO: John Vaugn, Chad Wuthrich, Chad Pence, Seth Howard, Charles Harris. ROW THREE: Jesse Boner, Travis Godden, Trey Grant, Coach Kuberski, Terry Jones, Rod Veatch. 1987 VOLLEYBALL SET 8 SCHOOL RECORDS: Pts. in a career 480 Jennifer Bigsby (85-87) Ace blocks in a career 51 LaNita Matheney (86-87) Ace serves in a career 150 Jennifer Bigsby (85-87) Season spiking °7o 91.5% Jennifer Bigsby (87) Season ace blocks 41 LaNita Matheney (87) TEAM SEASON Most ace blacks 61 (1987) Sets for ace spikes 396 (1987) Most ace spikes 600 (1987) VOLLEYBALL HIGHLIGHTS 3RD PLACE in South Central Conference 2ND PLACE in Albia Tournament 3RD PLACE in Chariton Tournament 4TH PLACE in Ottumwa Tournament 4TH PLACE in Burlington Tournament 4TH PLACE in Oskaloosa Tournament LaNita Matheney 1st Team All Conference Jennifer Bigsby Julie Kruzich Honorable Mention All Conference ROW ONE (Left to right): Beth hartzler, Missy Forsythe, Rochelle Ruyle, Lisa McMains, Monica Forsythe. ROW TWO (Left to right): Justi Latimer, Melanie Forsythe, Jennifer Bigsby, Jody Westhoff, LaNita Matheney, Kim Robison, Melinda Howk, Julie Kruzich, Coach Martha Barnett. VARSITY RECORDS: Match (18-14-5), Game (51-42). 'jflr W H JUNIOR VARSITY ROW ONE (Left to right): Diana Bollman, Missy Jones, Jan Boatman, Kristi Reese, Angie Warner. ROW TWO (Left to right): Cory Garrett, Cara Ford, Lisa Bollman, Samantha Lucas, Mandy Miller, Melanie Forsythe. ROW THREE (Left to right): Raquel Arnold, Robin Richardson, April Barnett, Susie Warner, Marla Archer, Dione Hubbs. RECORDS: Game (25-5), Match (11-1). ROW ONE (Left to right): Amy Rook, Samantha Wilcox, Linda Farley, Amy Lawson. ROW TWO (Left to right): Julie Brooks, Phontip Khamphilanouvong, Cody Barnett, Becky Miller, Susan Minnick. ROW THREE (Left to right): Alicia Robertson, Emily Squire, Carrie Schroeder. FRESHMEN RECORDS: Game (20-12), Match (10-2) It was a year to rebuild around 2 experienced players. The team finished 3rd in the conference. The J.V. and Freshmen had excellent records—we hope that indicates good things in the future. Next year we will be rebuilding again and there is a lot of good talent in the conference. CROSS COUNTRY 1987 Meets Girls Boys Lake Fisher 1st 6th Fort Madison 2nd 6th Burlington 3rd 6th Centerville No Score 8th Mt. Pleasant (girls) Ankeny No Score — Ankeny (Girls) Lake Darling Inv. No Score — (Freshmen Boys) — 1st Van Buren (Boys) 3rd South Central Conf. 1st 6th District Meet 5th ROW ONE (Left to right): Jennifer Hubbartt, Dana Westhoff, Dawn Pearson, Coach Linda Rowe, Shannon Stream, Manager Julie Hubbartt. ROW TWO (Left to right): Dennis Rysdam, Aaron Pickrell, Monte Wuthrich, Selwyn Devroe, Joel Kincart, Jason Stogdill. PICTURE 1: Dawn Pearson and Jennifer Hubbartt running in the District Meet. PICTURE 2: Jennifer Hubbartt running in the State Meet. The 1987-88 Cross Country season was a very successful one. Linda Rowe became head coach for her first year. The boys finished the year with a 6th Place finish at Conference. The girls’ team won the Lake Fisher Invitational and Conference for the second consecutive year. Jennifer Hubbartt qualified for the State Meet in Ames for the second consecutive year. She placed 9th. The girls’ team had one senior (and captain), Dawn Pearson. She ran very well during the season and will be missed. BO YS ’ BASKETBALL VARSITY ROW ONE (Left to right): Todd Pettit, Mike Arndt, John Logan, Scott Boone, Curt Strait, Todd Smith. ROW TWO (Left to right): Manager, Michael Lucas, Coach Don Combs, Greg Rodgers, Dirk Tade, Eric Roberts, Statistician Nicole Mathews, Selwyn Devore, James Jessen, Chad Horn, Assistant Coach Gary Rupe, Manager Chad Pence. JUNIOR VARSITY ROW ONE (Left to right): John Creath, Greg Proctor, David Warren, John Tharp, Jim Garrett, John Paul Curfman, Josh Owen, Cody Clyman, Gavin Tade, Brad Martin. ROW TOW (Left to right): Coach Anderson, Chris Jolley, Mike Swaim, Mark Augspurger, David Thomas, Matt Huggins, Cody Wilt, Mike Westercamp, Coach Burchette. 60 BO YS ’ FRESHMEN BASKETBALL ROW ONE (Left to Right): Charlie Harris, Dennis Rysdam, Travis Smith and Clint Huggins. ROW TWO (Left to Right): Coach Dennis Anderson, Seth Howard, Mike Mussleman, Trey Grant, Jason Morgan, Joel Kincart, Rodney Veatch, and Asst. Coach Shawn Burchett. VARSITY GIRLS-BASKETBALL ROW ONE (Left to Right): Amber Forsythe, Mgr.; Jody Dent, Mgr.; Lana Garrett, Mgr. ROW TWO (Left to Right): Diana Bollman, Robin Richardson, Shannon Stream, Asst. Coach Marty Barnett, Coach Steve Dent, Asst. Coach Pat Perry,' Cory Garrett Julie Kruzich Tami Showman Missy Jones ROW THREE (Left to Right): Cara Ford, Melanie Forsythe, Kim Robison, Jennifer Bigsby, Melinda Howk, LaNita Matheney, Dawn Pearson, Beth Hartzler, Mgr., Tammy Gregory, and Paula Carrier, Mgr. JUNIOR VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL ROW ONE (Left to Right): Lisa Bollman, Samantna Lucas, Mindy Johnson, Kristi Reese, Jennifer Hubbartt, and Mandi Miller. ROW TWO (Left to Right): Jan Lynch, Lori Sullivan, Linda Farley, Carrie Schroeder, Emily Squire, Becky Miller, and Coach Marty Barnett. FRESHMEN GIRLS BASKETBALL ROW ONE (Left to Right): ROW TWO (Left to Right): I Lori Sullivan, Tammy Bumgardner, Amy Rook, Carrie Schroeder, Emily Squire, Linda Farley, Amy Lawson, and Becky Miller. Libby Cary, Mgr.; Coacff, Marty Barnett. WRESTLING ROW ONE (Left to right): Chris Bear, Amanda Larrington, Melinda Sargent, Chris Scott, Kristin Finneran, Stephanie Pettit, Shannon Archer, Aaron Cary. ROW TWO (Left to right): Kevin Dean, Delsin Knowler, Donnie Paxton, Tony Bell, Brady Baird, Sam Eakins, Royce Elliot, Marty Bolin, Jason Westhoff, Eric Jefferson, Kirby Moss, Glenn Marshall, Aaron Pickrell. ROW THREE (Left to right): Stacy Johnson, Marla Archer, Shannon Blew, Melissa Harris, Eddie Lay, Coach Proctor, Coach Kuberski, Wade Wilcox, Kris Taylor, Liz Bogle, Kelli Moore, Melissa Underwood, Melanie Johnson, Monica Coy. ROW FOUR (Left to right): Rusty Taylor, Todd Heiss, Jim Ward, Kevin Harsh, Jason Davidson, Kerry Taylor, Aaron White, Scott Shepherd, Rob Taylor, Adrean Reber. 63 BOYS TRACK GIRLS TRA CK TEAM PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE. ROW ONE (Lett to Kigntj: LaNita Matheney, Missy Forsythe, Dawn Pearson, Monica Forsythe, Kim Robison ROW TWO (Left to Right): Melanie Forsythe, Cory Garrett, Shannon Stream, Diana Bollman, Dana Westhoff, and Samantha Lucas ROW THREE (Left to Right): Carrie Schroeder, Kristi Reese, Jeanette Jensen, Julie Kruzich, Coach Steve Dent, Lisa Bollman, Coach Marty Barnett Jennifer Hubbartt, Stacy Jannega. and Paula Carrier, BOYS GOLF Todd Pettit Todd Smith Scott Boone John Logan Delsen Knowler Ron Carlson J.P. Curfman Bill Hood Eric Anderson Mike Swaim Gavin Tade Susan Warner Missy Jones Christina Martin Jennifer Young April Barnett Katina Davidson Emily Squire Heidi Gutru GIRLS GOLF CHEERLEADERS VOLLEYBALL GIRLS ’ BASKETBALL KOW ONE: Chris Scott, Katina Davison. ROW TWO: Tammy Gregory, Melinda Sargent ROW THREE: Sherry Harryman, Anna Paris. WRESTLING ROW ONE: Stephanie Wegner. ROW TWO: Angela Ramseyer, Jill Casteel, Susan Weilbrenner. ROW THREE: Katina Davison. ROW FOUR: Sherry Harryman. Shannon Archer, Stephanie Pettit, Chris Scott, Kristin Finneran, Amanda Larraiigton, Melinda Sargent FOOTBALL BO YS ’ BASKETBALL ROW ONE: Joni Early, Jill Johnson, Leslie Shipley, Christy Henkenius, Kandi Fountain, Jennifer Rupe. 66 t Joni Early, Jill Johnson, Leslie Shipley, Shannon Archer, Kandi Fountain, Kristin Finneran, Jennifer Rupe. “A Special Combination of Winners ” SPECIAL OL YMPICS PICTURE TWO (Row One): Todd VanSkike, Roy Galindo, Corey Matthews, Susan Long. (Row Two): Roy Wilcox, Marcia Yearns, Sonja LaRue, Lori Cox. t'lclUKfc UNL: Roy Galindo, Sonja LaRue, Roy Wilcox, Corey Matthews. The Special Olympics Team has been very successful this year. In December, the team went to the District Bowling Meet. Sonja LaRue and Jenni Rupe received 1st Places, and will advance to State on May 26th. The Special Olympics Team participated in track and field events in April at Keokuk. Those participating were: Corey Matthews, Roy Wilcox, Roy Galindo, Todd VanSkike, Sonja LaRue, Marcia Yearns, Susan Long, and Lori Cox. Those advancing to State will be: 400 Meter Team-Corey Matthews, Roy Galindo, Roy Wilcox and Sonja LaRue. 200 Meter Run Softball Throw-Roy Galindo. 100 Meter Run-Sonja LaRue. 200 Meter Run-Sonja LaRue. Standing Long Jump-Roy Wilcox. 500 Meter Run-Marcia Yearns. These team members will participate in Ames on May 27th and 28th. WASHING TON D. C. 1988 This year was the fourth year that Mr. Perry and Mrs Gutru-Rupe have organized a bus tour and taken junior and senior students to Washington D.C., Gettysburg, and Colonial Williamsburg. This year’s trip lasted six days—from March 30 to April 4, 1988. A few of the highlights from this year’s trip are pictured on this page. They were the White House, Gettysburg Museum, the Statue dedicated to the Vietnam Veterans, the U.S. Capitol, Arlington National Cemetery Amphitheater, and the St. Louis Arch. Other places visited were the Smithsonian Museum, National Air and Space Museum, Ford’s Theater, and many other sites. This year’s group will never forget the “Ultimate” of all bus drivers—SERIOUSLY—Keith! It was a great trip! 68 Desire + Dedication + Effort = Organizations ORGANIZA ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ROW ONE: Jennifer Carlisle, Lisa Jefferson, Christina Martin. ROW TWO: Mark Cassill, Cara Ford, Laurie White, Chris Stogdill. ROW THREE: Susie Warner, Cathy Gordy, Wes Schwanke. NOT PICTURED: Stan Smalley, Paula Carrier, Sha Appenzeller. 70 STUDENT COUNCIL ROW ONE: Aaron Pickrell, Gavin Tade, David Warren, Michael Musselman, Emily Squire. ROW TWO: Rusty Taylor, Dawn Pearson, Monica Forsythe, Missy Forsythe, Sam Lucas, Missy Jones. ROW THREE: Jennifer Bigsby, Brett Birchmier, Curt Strait, Todd Pettit, John Logan, Tammy Gregory, Christy Henkenius. NOT PICTURED: Brad Kincart. UNITED NA TIONS FRENCH CL UB ROW ONE (Left to right): Jennifer Rupe, Phontip Khamphilanouvong, Susie Warner, Kandi Fountain, Heidi Gutru, Chris Martin, Margie Perry. ROW TWO (Left to right): Sam Heckethorn, Joan Early, Sherry Harryman, Missy Jones, Jeanne Moore, Kelli Moore, Jennifer Carlisle. ROW THREE (Left to right): Amy Lawson, Jodi Lanman, Sherry Sherman, Sherry Wallace, Amy Rook, Katina Davison, Stacie Kline, Adrian Reber. ROW FOUR (Left to right): Stephanie McCoy, Nanette Mathews, Darci Boles, David Warren, Kim Schuler, Trey Grant, Joel Kincart, Aaron Pickrell. SPANISH CLUB ROW ONE (Left to right): Monica Coy, Angie Martin, Jessica Herteen, Diana Bollman, Stephanie Pettit, Mrs. Liechty (Student Teacher), Chris Stogdill. ROW TWO (Left to right): Jan Lynch, Sally Reinier, Samantha Lucas, Dana Westhoff, Doine Hubbs, Raquel Arnold, Mrs. Short, Jill Johnson, Jason Bonner, Jason Stogdill. ROW THREE (Left to right): Jeff Rysdam, Chris Taylor, Shanon Blew, Melissa Harris, Amanda Heifort, Dorothy Kirk, Kellie Woods, Beth Streeter, Hope Hewitt, Jason Westhoff, Rod Veatch. ROW FOUR (Left to right): Pat Kubik, Stacie Johnson, Tammy Bankson, Melinda Sargent, Amanda Larrington, Kay Musgrove, .Amy Carlisle, Carmen Rayburn, Jimmy Garrett, Eric Roberts. ROW FIVE (Left to right): Kari Blew, Jill Coy, Cassie Barwick, Samantha Wilcox, Julie Brooks, Linda Farley, Libby Cary, Liz Bogle, Susan Minnick, Chad Wuthrich. ROW SIX (Left to right): Carrie York, John Logan, Bobbie Jo Grooms, Thomas Stirling, Sha Appenzeller, Glenn Marshall, Terry Hainline, Dirk Tade, Bill Beckert, Tony Green, Gavin Tade Greg Proctor. SPEECH DRAMA ROW ONE: Dee Upton, Sam Heckethorn, Joni Early, Brandee Madden, Jessie Herteen, Stephanie Pettit, Heidi Gutru, Chris Stogdill. ROW TWO: Heather Thomas, Margie Perry, Jodi Lanman, Lou Ann Galindo, Chris Martin, Amy Carlisle, Eric Anderson. ROW THREE: Sarah Douthart, Cheri Sherman, Patricia Marlow, Amanda Larrington, Thomas Stirling, Heather Cope, Bobbie Grooms, Bill Hood. ROW FOUR: Jeff Stirling, Jennifer Eakins, Lisa Davis, Eric Wilson, Ashley Ramseyer, Sha Appenzeller, Jennifer Carlisle, Cathy Gordy, Laurie White, Jim Benge. It’s Cold In Them ’Thar Hills! Nathan The Nervous Requiem For a Small Town ROW ONE: Amy Carlisle, Thomas Stirling, Eric Anderson, Bill Hood, Joni Early, Andrew Robertson. ROW TWO: Ashley Ramseyer, Sha Apenzeller, Jeff Stirling, Jennifer Carlisle, Eric Wilson, Stephanie Pettit, Heidi Gutru, Brandee Madden. ROW THREE: Heather Cope, Kellie Moore, Jackie Moore, Laurie White, Cathy Gordy, Chris Martin, Lou Ann Galindo, Chris Stogdill, patricia Marlow, Sarah Douthart. November 1987— “Drama Night” was held in the library on the stage. 3 One-act plays were performed. MOCK TRIAL ROW ONE: Dirk Tade, Rob Taylor, Curt Strait, Bill Hood, Eric Anderson. ROW TWO: Joe Melvin, Stephanie Pettit, Heidi Gutru, Christina Martin, Todd Pettit. SADD NE. Stephanie Pettit, Jackie Moore, Christina Martin, Laurie White, Andrew Robertson, Monica Forsythe. ROW TWO: armen Rayburn, Cathy Gordy, Missy Forsythe, Stephanie Wegner, Amy Carlisle, Jennifer Carlisle. ROW THREE: Lisa Davis Jennifer Eakins, Melanie Petary, Sarah Douthart, Trisha Marlow, Louann Galinda, Sha Appenzeller, Kim Schuler. The elected officers of the SADD Chapter are: Missy Forsythe, president; Monica Forsythe, vice-president; Jackie Moore, secretary; Amy Carlisle, treasurer; Amanda Heifort and Dawn Howard, public relations; Peggy Rupe, advisor. BUILDING and TRADES (Left to Right): John Weilbrenner, Jeff Tharp, Mr. Tade, Tom Swaim, Tim Sargent. NOT PICTURED: Jim Ward. This year, the Building and Trades Class has been working hard to improve the football stadium by working on the bleach- ers, painting them, and making a trench to drain the water from the field. They have also taken out the fence at the base- ball diamond and sodded it. They have been building shelves at the fairgrounds, built cabinets at the bus barn, and built bulletin boards for the Drama Club. NA TIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ROW ONE (Left to Right): Nicole Mathews, Dawn Pearson, Doug Hoffman, Rob Taylor, Melanie Forsythe, Amanda Heifort, Kelli Woods, Rusty Taylor. ROW TWO (Left to Right): Lisa McMains, Joe Melvin, Joni Early, Bill Hood, Curt Strait, Todd Pettit, Laurie White, Cathy Gordy. ROW THREE (Left to Right): Darci Boles, Missy Forsythe, Monica Forsythe, Tammy Gregory, Jennifer Bigsby, Beth Petefish, Jackie Moore, Susie Warner. 74 FUTURE BO WL ROW ONE: Chris Stogdill, Jennifer Carlisle. ROW TWO: Sha Appenzeller. NOT PICTURED: Mrs. Rupe, Advisor. Future Bowl is an academic organization set up for students. The students arc put into teams. DCHS has two, and are given packets which contain problems set in the future. The problems are solved with the creative problem solving process. The Thomas Stirling, Mark Cassill, Susie Warner, Cathy Gordy, Amy Carlisle, problems this year were space travel, the elderly, acid rain and immigration (state problem). The students compete by having the packets evaluated by state judging teams. QUIZBOWL ROW ONE: Mark Cassill, Jennifer Carlisle, Chris Stogdill. ROW TWO: Mark Augspurger, Joe Melvin, Curt Strait, Bill Hood. ROW THREE: David Warren, Eric Anderson. NOT PICTURED: Mr. Myers, Advisor. Quiz Bowl is a competition between different schools and their points. The team with the most points at the end wins. The teams. It is like the game “Jeopardy”, in which the teams are DCHS has had many victories and has won several tourna- asked trivia questions and if answered right, the team is given ments in the past. 75 FIRST ROW (Left to Right): Billi Johnson, Jeremy Howk, Marty Bolin, Cory Mathews, Doug Wiegand, Roy Wilcox, Cory Harryman. SECOND ROW: Stan Smalley, Monte Wuthrich, Phil Kinney, Mark Musselman, Kelly Johnson, Dan Dye, Bill McAllister. THIRD ROW: Tom Swaim, Brett Birchmier, Craig Williams, Nolan Eakins, Bob Sprouse, Brent Glosser, Aaron Roe. FIRST ROW: Brent Thompson, Darren Wiegand, Gary Collins, Rob Veatch, Dustin Hunter, Michael Musselman, Andy Besco. SECOND ROW: Mike Camp, Todd Schumaker, Dan Cassill, Travis Horn, Keith Wilcox, Ed Lay, Jim Garrett, John Creath. THIRD ROW: David Cassill, Wade Glosser, Cory Hastings, Bill Louderback, Jeanette Jensen, Mike Swaim, Cory Fleming. FOURTH ROW: Rex Price, Shawn Cassady, Jim Ball, Travis Gooden, Scott Moore, Jeramie McElderry, Terry Jones, Devin Westercamp. FIFTH ROW: Randy Rominger, Kevin McDaniel, Wes Jensen, Jake McAllister, Stuart Picton, Danny Wiegand. NOT PICTURED: Brad Kincart, Chad Wuthrich, Rodney Veatch, Wayne Gooden, Tim LaRue, Kevin Dean, Marie Bowman, Jim Ward, Shauna Bircher. Each year, the FFA sends representives to the State and Nation- al FFA Conventions. This year, 25 members attended the State Convention, and 7 members to the National Convention held in Kansas City, Missouri. Other activities that FFA Chapter has been involved in include the Farm Progress Show, sponsoring a queen contest, a skating party and a hay ride. The Chapter also competed in several contests throughout the year. These include—livestock judging, public speaking, ex- temperaneous speaking, conduct of meetings, parliamentary procedure, program of activities, ag sales, and job interviews. CHORUS ROW ONE: Christina Martin, Sha Appenzeller, Beth Petefish, Lauri McAllister, Lori Sullivan, Cheri Sherman, Jacque Martin, Thomas Stirling, Jennifer Eakins, Brenda Dommer, Linda Farley, Kellie Woods, Dione Hubbs. ROW TWO: Doug Wiegand, Dorothy Kirk, Lou Ann Galindo, Mike Musselman, Stacy Jannenga, Jody Lanman, Mandi Miller, Brad Martin, Shirley Messer, Jackie Moore, Todd Langford, Kim Schuler, Terri Benge, Shawn Townsend, Jill Casteel, Jeanne Moore. ROW THREE: Sherry Harryman, Jeff Stirling, Sarah Short, Marie Bowman, Carmen Rayburn, Amanda Larrington, Sarah Douthart, Carrie Wuthrich, Margie Perry, Mark Musselman, Lisa Davis, Shannon Stream, Angela Ramseyer, Kim Robinson, Kay Musgrove, Beth Streeter, Eric Wilson. ROW FOUR: Heather Cope, Stacie Kline, Cara Ford, Darren Weigand, Wende Casteel, Stephanie Thomas, Carrie Schroeder, Jaime Leonard, Rochelle Ruyle, Shelly Balmer, Raquel Arnold, Stephanie McCoy, Amy Lawson, Judee Moore, Stephanie Wegner, Ashley Ramseyer. ROW ONE: Beth Petefish. ROW TWO: Dorothy Kirk, Amanda Larrington, Jill Casteel, Stephanie Wegner, Shelly Balmer. ROW THREE: Kelli Wood, Angela Ramseyer, Dione Hubbs, Christina Martin. ROW FOUR: Jeff Stirling, Thomas Stirling, Sha Appenzeller, Todd Langford, Jamie Leonard, Eric Wilson, Ashley Ramseyer. 77 MARCHING BAND 1987-88 BAND SCHEDULE (LEFT TO RIGHT, BOTTOM TO TOP) ROW ONE: Jaime leonard, Cheri Sherman, Ronnie Bowman, Emily Squire, Joe Melvin, Clint Huggins, John Vaughn, Eric Wilson, Donnie Pacton, Brad Willier. ROW TWO: Dorothy Kirk, jacque Martin, Beth Streeter, Linda Farley, Liz Bogle, Alicia Robertson, Stacie Kline, Kelli Woods, Todd Heis. ROW THREE: Jennifer Carlisle, Chris Scott, Jackie Moore, Libby Cary, Kim Schuler, Sarah Short, Phonthip Khamphilanouvong, Amy Lawson. ROW FOUR: Stephanie McCoy, Margie Perry, Katina Davison, Susan Minnick, Heather Cope, JoAnn Postma, Lisa Jefferson, Beth Petefish, Lisa Baughman. _ ROW FIVE: Jody Lanman, Kelli Moore, Jeff Stirling, Thomas Stirling, Terry Hainline, Ashley Ramseyer, Robyn Hainline, Sha Appenzeller, Beth Hartzler. The 1987-88 Davis County High School Band started the year marching at 3 home football games and the Pulaski Corn Show Parade. On October 3, they hosted the Davis County Festival of the Bands at which 10 bands competed and a guest appearance was made by the NMSU Showboat Gamblers. On October 10, the Phantom Gold received a I rating at the State Marching Band Contest held here. Almost a week later, on October 16, they marched in the Homecoming Parade and the pre-game show, along with the Jr. High students. Phantom Gold finished off its marching season by performing at Valleyfest VIII in Des Moines, Iowa, performing both in the afternoon and evening receiving 4th Place both times. For the concert season, the pep band performed at 12 home games and the concert band made their first performance at the high school Christmas Concert, December 21st. The concert and jazz bands both performed on the night of Feb. 25th at a Fun Night, hosted by the Davis Co. Music Boosters. On March 26th, several band members received I and II ratings in the Solo Ensemble Contest at Albia. On April 8th, these band members performed at a Solo Small Group Recital held in the band room here. The concert band performed a Pre-Contest Concert May 10th, before competing in a Large Group Contest at Central Lee on May 6th. The year was rounded off with the distribution of several well-earned awards at the high school Music Awards Banquet of 1987-88. I Ratings at A Ibial (Left to Right) Joe Melvin, Jody Lanman, Margie Perry, Kelli Moore, Kim Sc CONCERTBAND (LEFT TO RIGHT-TOP TO BOTTOM) ROW ONE: Brad Willier, Donnie Paxton, Eric Wilson, Todd Heis, Jaime Leonard, John Vaughn, Emily Squire, Ranea Bowman, Samantha Wilcox. ROW TOW: Beth Ann Hartzler, Joe Melvin, Ashley Ramseyer. ROW THREE: Jacque Martin, Stephanie McCoy, Lisa Jefferson, Amy Lawson, Susan Minnick, Stacit Kline, Kellie Woods, Beth Streeter, Terry Hainline, Thomas Stirling, Kelli Moore, Jody Lanman, Cheri Sherman, Sha Appenzeller, Robyn Hainline, Jeff Stirling. ROW FOUR. Joann Postma, Alicia Robertson, Heather Cope, Kim Schuler, Margie Perry, Libby Cary, Sarah Short, Katina Davison, Jennifer Carlisle, Chris Scott. (BOTTOM TO TOP, LEFT TO RICjHT). ROW ONE: Jody Lanman, Kelli Moore, Beth Hartzler. ROW TWO: Ashley Ramseyer, Terry Hainline, Thomas Stirling, Cheri Sherman, Sha Appenzeller, Robyn Hainline, Jeff Stirling. ROW THREE: Jaime Leonard, Joe Melvin. 79 YEARBOOK The Davis County Yearbook Class has worked hard to raise money to help make the 1987-88 yearbook something special for the Class of 88 and Davis High in general. Many fund raisers were held throughout the 1987-88 school year. Among these were: the sale of ads, bake sales, the sale of 4 school newspapers, the sale of autograph supplements for this yearbook, the Christmas Dance, the sale of flowers for Valentine’s Day, the Valentine’s Day Dance, and the Dream- Date Sweepstakes. We appreciate all the support you have shown us, through the success of our fund raisers and we hope that the reading of this yearbook which we have so “tirelessly slaved over’’ has brought fulfillment to your lives. 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