Mason County High School - Ma Co Hi Yearbook (Maysville, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1986 volume:

-------1 71 Mason County Highlights ) S Table Of Contents 2 Events Of The Year 16 Seniors 45 Homecoming 46 Prom 50 Juniors 54 Sophomores 60 Freshmen 63 Clubs 97 Sports 117 Ads 129 People 142 Autographs School opened with the Expo A popular visitor. Dan Reese Then it was Homecoming excitement at the Pep Rally Preparation for the dance 2 Rain doesn’t stop our team or the fans I 3 11 That's okay Madge honey, we un- derstand. A -Tj jr ■n Boy is that devotion. Eng- lish homework on Senior trip. Jarrod. does Mrs. Poe come over every morning to put on your make-up? Drama II. the elite group. 13 Ah, school Isn’t so hard .. no. not hard at all!” 14 Gee. I though this was going to be a sad occasion. Twelve hard years of school and what did I learn?” How to Jello Wres- tle.” 15 A person’s life cannot be fully measured until his passing. Billy Doyle was one of those people. He was the type of friend all liked to have and knew they could count on. He was gifted in many ways and often shared his gift of music in his home and church. In his memory, we will remember his laugh and smile and the care he had for his friends. The students and faculty wish to express their deepest sorrow on his passing. 16 WE THE SENIORS OF 86! ARE ON THE MOVE. KEVIN MILLER SHOWS RODNEY EL- LIOTT JUST HOW TALL SENIORS CAN BE. AT RIGHT. LORA DAVIS IS GETTING A KICK OUT OF HOW SOME SENIORS BEHAVE TOWARD FRESHMEN. MR. BOONE DEMONSTRATES TO MARCIA BELLANCA JUST HOW CERTAIN HU MAN FEATURES EVOLVED. COOL CARL PORTER RELAXES AND ENJOYS THE MELODIOUS MUSIC OF CHRIS MORRIS. V 17 19 THERE IS NEVER A DULL MOMENT IN THE LIFE OF A SENIOR TODD JOHNSON WAS PROUD TO MEET THE PRO EOOTBALL PLAYER, DON RESE. COURT DAY POUND VAL- ERIE STRICKLAND AND JEFF LITZINGER BUSY SELLING RAFFLE TICKETS FOR A.F.S. KAREN KATTELUS MAKES AN EARLY WAKE UP CALL TO HER BOY- FRIEND. WAITING IS ONE OF THE WORST MOMENTS AT BAND CON 20 TESTS SAY THE SENIORS OF 86. THE DRILL TEAM ENTERTAINED US WITH ANOTHER OF THEIR FANTASTIC ROUTINES AT THE HOMECOMING PEP RALLY. WHATCHA LOOKIN AT. KEN? CHRIS MAY MAKES A CLAY BEAR IN THE ART ROOM. JOE COLLINS AND TODD STAPLETON PORTRAY THE IN TELLIGENCE OF A SENIOR IN THE HALLS. BAND CONTESTS CAN BE COLD. AT LEAST MICHELLE DUNAWAY. BETH EV- ANS. KACEY FRAYSURE AND KAREN KATTELUS THINK SO. SENIORS ARE IN- VOLVED IN MANY ACTIVITES! 21 22 23 24 PRESENTING THE FABULOUS CLASS OF '86 KEEPING WARM IS A GROUP EFFORT. AND WE HEAR THAT BAND MEMBERS ARE KNOWN FOR KEEPING WARM! HOMECOMING QUEEN, TINA HART RE- CEIVED HER CROWN FROM THE 1984 QUEEN. SHERI JORDAN. A 1985 FRESH- MAN AT THE UNIVERSITY OF KEN- TUCKY. DURING THE 1985 EXPO. MAR- CIA BELLANCA’S CAMERA INTRO- DUCED HER TO SINGER JOHN WAITE. LAVERNE BLUFORD DEMONSTRATES HER SHOOTING TECHNIQUE TO AN ADMIRING GROUP. ANGIE FOSSIT. ANITA DUNAWAY AND KACEY FRAY- SURE TO DAVID CHAIN. WE’LL GET YOU FOR THAT! WHY IS HE SMIL- ING?? THEY CALL IT . . . 26 PROJECT GRADUATION Add together; dancing, movies, bingo, monte carlo, which lead to an auction of great gifts, bowling at four a.m., breakfast, jello wrestling, all the snacks you could even want, door prizes including a stereo, a color television, a VCR. and a car. great sponsors and 142 seniors and what do you get? The first annual Project Graduation”, and was it ever fun. OTTOUSfTX WE WORK AT PLAYING! BEING A SENIOR MEANS MANY THINGS TO US. WE REMEMBER HOLD- ING THE SPOTLIGHT IN OUR EXTRA CURRICULARS LIKE CHEERLEADING. WE REMEMBER ACTING GOOFY LIKE MALE CHEERLEADERS AT A PEP RALLY. WE REMEMBER THE BEAUTY AND EXCITE- MENT OF EVENTS LIKE HOMECOMING. WE REMEMBER JUMPING FOR JOY AND OUR MORE PENSIVE MOMENTS. WE EVEN REMEMBER CLASSES. OCCA- SIONALLY. WHO COULD FORGET THE TRAUMAS OF CHEMISTRY II? 28 29 30 THESE MEMORIES WILL ALWAYS BE WITH US. THE MASON COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL MARCH ING ROYALS ENTERTAINED EVERYONE AT THL SI MON KENTON FESTIVAL IN WASHINGTON. WE WERE IFAD BY OUR CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT SHEILA TUEL� VICE PRESIDENT GREG PUR DON; AND SECRETARY TREASURER KEVIN STRODE. IN FACT OUR CLASS PRESIDENT WAS ONE OF THE BEAUTIES AT THE EXPO PAGEANT. AS USUAL. MICK CASWELL IS TRYING TO CON VINCE CHRIS GANTLEY AND JARROD BREfZK THAT HE HAS ALL THE ANSWERS ON HOW TO GET AROUND MRS POE IN DRAMA II 32 Hey Kirk, is this what they mean by hood row? Paula Michelle Arn Lisa Ann Adams Karen Reed Adams Donna Gayle Arrasmilh Marcia Lynn Bellanca Christina Lynn Bach Jackie L. Arrosmith Bonnie Lynn Barnett Suzanne Donovan Boyd Jarrod Douglas Breeze Shelia May Bess Kristie Blythe Michelle Kay Carpenter Joseph Douglas Brown Angela Kay Buerkley Joey Allen Campbell Joseph Lawrence Collins David Allen Chain Joseph Barry Caswell Dwayne Scott Cooper Sandra Lee Crawford Jo fcllen Cropper r Toy a Renae Doyle Ronald Edward Dean. Jr. Lisa Carol Doyle Karin Michele Dotson Anne Michelle Dunaway Beth Ann Evans Anita Michelle Dunaway Mark Edward Florence Melissa Ann Fite Kelley Duane Faris Madge Reynolds Evert! Angela Denise Fossil Gaye Lynn Goodwin Douglas Lee Gilbert Paul Bryan Grierson Cynthia Lynn Harget John Christopher Gantley David Allen French Lisa Dawn Greifenkamp Yvonne Jill Goodwin Mysty Marie Henson James Allen Henderson Rebecca Ann Heller Gwendolyn Hartley Angela Denise Highlander Susan Leslie Hinson April Lynn Holman Gerald Hickerson. Jr Nicole Gaye Huber Tammy Jo Hughs Julie Marie Hook Hannah Ruth Horch Mary Katherine Jett Patricia Lynn Jarrell Anthony Quinn Jackson Annetta Lynn Jackson Kelly Ann Jones Jemal David Jones Donald Lee Jones. Jr. Todd Johnson Tamela Kay Keaton Karen Dianne Kattelus Pamela Kay Jones Virginia Lynn Jones 9 Holly Halcom Koch Jack F. Leyendecker Mark K. Kilgore Kevin Ray Kirkland David Kirk Manley Jeffery Louis Litzinger Melissa Lynn Littleton Sara Frances Meng Ronald Wayne May Kenneth Micheal McNutt Melissa Ann Mason Jacqueline Mitchell Linda Dawn Miller Kevin Dwain Miller Sherry Dawn Mers Stephen Christopher Morris Lisa Gay Moran Brian Keith Moran Nancy Katherine Mitchell Gina Newdigate Terry Allen Muse James E. Nicholas Michelle Lynn Muse David Todd Pfeffer Cherie Marie Poikus Kelly Renia Pitts Percilla Kay Phillips Gregory Wood Pur don Walter Duane Ravencraft Pamela Mae Pollitt Carl Edition Porter Jr, Tonya Lee Raburn Robert Dean Ripato Marsha G. Ruark Angela Hope Shepard Melissa Strausbaugh Lynch Troy Raymond Sparks Todd F. Stapleton Christy Reese Simms Kelly Lee Thomas Donald Kevin Strode Joanne Teegarden Valerie Ann Strickland Susan Renee Truesdell Mary Sheila Tuel Kenneth Wayne Throkmorton 3 Troy Duayne Williams Sonya Denise Whaley William Charles Wenz Micheal D. Wallingford Stephanie Lynn Wilson Cecil F. Wilson Deborah Elaine Wilson Anthony Douglas Wilson Reina Shambach Jeffery Wayne Woods HOMECOMING 1985-86 TINA HART CROWNED QUEEN Even though the rain came down, no one left his seat as Miss Tina Hart, escorted by M.C.H.S. grad. Kelly Middleton, was crowned homecoming queen at halftime on October 4. 1985. Attendant And Escorts: Shannon Curtis Esc. John Arn, Angie Hardin Esc. Mike Smith. Ramona Biddle Esc. Willie Feldhause. Cherie Poikus Esc. Sam Bunch. Tina Hart Esc. Kelly Middleton. Holly Koch Esc. Bobby Collins. Susan Truesdale Esc. Allen Feldhause. Kelly Sato Esc. Jim Brogan. Cara Mitchell Esc. Chip Miller. Carey McDonald Esc. Greg Ziegler. THIS COULD BE THE NIGHT King Greg Purdon Junior Attendants Brent Tolle Cathy Conway Queen Tina Hart Crown Bearers Lesley-Anne Amy Lambert Josh Prather Johnson 4 48 This years prom was much different from years before. The decorations gave a ball-room effect and allowed more room for dancing and relaxation. This Could Be The Night was the theme for the Mason County High School Junior-Senior Prom. For the first time the prom’s entertain- ment was a disc jockey from I03FM, The Outrageous Music Machine . People at the prom were quoted as saying that the music was the best we had ever had at our prom. Due to the wide variety of music the stu- dents stayed longer than in previous years. GOOD JOB JUNIORSII Joey, we want to know what is going through that devious mind of yours. 49 JUNIORS Donald Adamson Sean Allen Randy Allison Jackie Barker Julie Baxter Ricky Berry Ramona Biddle Rheuben Bluford Emmitt Boyd Timmy Bramel Todd Breeze Tim Brown David Buerkley Yolanda Burns Jerry Butler Jerry Campbell Mike Castle kelly Clarke James Clay Maureen Comer Cathy Conway Brenda Cooley Mary Coomer Mary Cord Karen Crosby kelly Crump Danny Cunningham Chris Curtis Juan Davis Darrell Deat ley kim Dermon Susan Doyle Jamie Dugan Jenny Dunaway Kefly Elliott Emily Evertz JUNIHR5 Sherry Faul Deron Feldhaus Rhonda File Chad Fletcher Susan Fowler Gretchen French Jeff Frodge Chara Fulton Keith Fulton Sandy Fulton Theresa Fulton Teresa Gardner Denise Gibson Belinda Gifford Julie Gilbert Renee Gilbert Dena Goodman Tim Griffis Leigh Ffafer Craig Hall Richard Hardin Christina Hehner Mark Heller Laura Hendrix Lee Henson Linda Henson Devona Hickman Tony Hitt Elizabeth Hopkm: Barbie Hostetler Rita Hostetler Timmy Howard Bobby Hunt Sarah Ison Mike Jackson Rodney Jackson Wyman Jackson n � l, l. . _ i « -� t. RDOTIv JdL DDS Billy Jett Darrell Kalb Glenda Kennedy Shelly King 51 JUNIORS Kim Kirk Tracy Kinney Terri Kitchen Carol Lang Robert Lofton Jerri Martin Jody Maher Dewayne Mason Kevin Mason Sandy McBride Rodney McKibbon Eddie Meek Billy Mefford Elaine Meng Judy Mers Kerri Middleton Stanley Mineer Cathy Mitchell Keith Mitchell Lisa Moore Kim Moran Maria Naegele Virgil Nelson Missy Newell Cher i Or me Abby Ormes Jennifer Parker Ronald Perry Corinne Phillips Craig Pigman Julie Pitakis Jody Pogue Lesley Pugh David Ramsey Dyann Rannes Lisa Reese Sheila Reese Mindy Reetz Dwayne Rice Kim Rice Diane Roberts Regina Rose JUNIORS Eric Stanford Kelly Sato Tabitha Saunders Rosa Linda Schambach Julie Sexton Sarah Shires Greg Skultety Tammy Snodgrass Jeff Stewart Denise Stitt Millicent Straub Bobby Tackett Cindy Talley Becky Taylor Carla Taylor Jimmy Teegarden Cassandra Thomas Cindy Thomas Jane Throckmorton Karen Tierney Brent Tolle Gerald Toller Teresa Truesdell Lisa Tull Brenda Underwood Donna Underwood Curtis VanHorn Adam Vos Amy Ward Jimmy Watson Susan Webb Kristi Willitt Gail Wiilison Cheryl Wood Beverly Woods Marcie Workman S3 Cindy Worthington James Hardin CLASS OFFICERS Superior Seniors: Pres. Greg Purdon, V.P. Shelia Tuel, Sec.-Treas. Kevin Strode. Jolly Juniors: Pres. Cheri Orme, V.P. Ramona Biddle, Sec.-Treas. Amy Ward. Silly Sophomores: Pres. Mindy Sharp. V.P. Renee Johnson, Sec.-Treas. Cindy Sargent. Greenies!!: Pres. Jimmy Davis, V.P. Tracey Ellison, Sec.-Treas. Caroline Conway 50PH0M0RES Robert Allison Kathy Applegate Troy Applegate David Arthur Steve Austin Robbie Bailey Donnie Bay Crystal Beckett Kandy Blankenship Randy Blevins Sandra Blythe Angela Boone Charles Bothman Holly Boyd Jennifer Brady Jane Brannon James Brown Tisha Browning Paula Buchanon Kelli Burden Laura Cascio Kevin Clark Angie Collier Jamie Collins Richard Colvin Nick Comer Katrina Conley Brent Cracraft Crystal Cracraft Jennifer Cracraft Todd Cripe Todd Cupe David Cropper Lareina Cropper Billy Darnell Tammy Darnell Brian Davenport Jason Dean Teresa Donahue Tina Doyle Laura Doyle Brian Dugan Edie Dugan Mike Duncan Penny Duzan Jeff Fields Lisa Fields Vicki Flora Opal Fryman Glenn Fulton Greg Fulton Linda Fulton Jeanne Gaitherwright Chris Gifford Jason Gifford Teresa Gilbert 55 Willie Ginn Theresa Glosser Danny Goodwin David Green Dan Grierson Kent Griffy Jennie Hamilton Penny Hamilton Marzita Hamilton Donna Hamm Angie Hardin Barbara Hargett Richard Hargett Melissa Hatfield Brad Hay Carol Haydon Jennifer Hayslip Rachel Hayslip Vicki Henderson Lora Hickman Billy Highfield Paige Hilton Michelle Horner Chris Howard Angela Hunt Tammy Hunt Rebecca Jackson Greg Jefferson Bonnie Jett Renee Johnson Darlene Jones Leann Jones Ricky Jones Shannon Jones Kami Kattilus Mark Kennedy Chuck Kielman Kent Kilgore Elijah King Chuck Kirk Raye Gene Lang Lisa Lawrence Shane Lippert Shannon Litton Kathy Maher Melissa Majors Emily Malone Margaret Malone Tiffany Marshall Lisa Martin Cindy Mast in Joey McBride Dena McCall Jackie McCarty Stephanie McCoy Gene McFarland 56 SOPHOMORES Mary Dawn McKee Angel Mcllne Tonya Mefford Kim Meyer Julie Mitchell Kara Mitchell Monica Mitchell Todd Mitchell Jenny Moran Robert Moran Scott Morgan Mike Moss Jerry O'daire Jamie Orme Sandy Orme Rose Parks Russell Pendleton Mike Perraut Richie Poikus Aric Porter Brenda Presley Carrie Purdon Marty Purdon Donna Randall Rita Rawlings Charlie Reed Ronnie Reed Doug Reese Tony Ring Chris Roberson David Roberson Darrin Roberts James Ruark Cindy Sargent Sheawna Sauer Danny Saunders Mindy Sharp Michelle Shawgo David Shepherd Barbara Simms Sandra Simmons Kristi Smith Steven Smith Allen Spencer Troy Stewart Yvonne Stewart Jackie Sweet Timmy Sweet Susan Talley Shannon Taylor Mark Thomas Junior Tolle Delbert Toller Crystal Toy Paula Truesdell Steven Tuel §0P H0M0RE5 57 Sophomores Angie Tune Elizabeth Vance Carla Wallingford Rodney Washington Jamie Waters Tina Welch Eddie Wenz Jackie Wheeler Tara Withrow Kurt Woodall Robert Woodruff Gary Workman Corey Wright Jackie Barker Kevin Stears 58 Ronnie Tolle (Junior) participated in the visual arts class for the past four years. He was in the after school arts program for the Gifted and Talented. Junior was selected for a one week printmaking workshop at Mason County High School at the end of his 7th grade year. He produced several outstanding prints, one which was accidentally left in the high school storage and placed in the Maysville Women’s Club art competition for high school students and won 1st place. Junior accepted this honor with his usual witty, but modest manner that endeared him to his classmates and his teachers. Junior's art works were consistently exhibit quality. During March of 1986: He exhibited and won 3rd place in the Women's Club art competition in Water Color painting. He exhibited in K.A.E.A Regional Art Competition. Morehead State University, and Central High School Art Competition. University of Kentucky. He also entered the Kentucky Post Creative Expo for High School Students. Carnegie Art Museum. Covington. God blessed Junior with a great talent and he shared this talent with his friends and used his gift for his church. He also worked after school to produce a life size prop for his church to use in a Christmas play. Mrs. Hellard writes: Junior was an important part of the Gifted and Talented classes and was always eager to try anything we did. He was a leader and his kindness to others was a shining example to his fellow students. 59 Nancy Adams Doug Applegate Todd Arnett Mark Author Ramon Ashcraft Larry Austin Cherish Barnett Greg Bess Melissa Bickley William Blevins Debbie Bluford Ron Boone Mike Bramel Angela Brooks Teresa Browning Carol Brownlee George Brumfield Greg Bruchanan Craig Burcham Missy Carpenter Roshal Castle Charlie Clark Greg Clos Chuck Comer Rusty Conley Caroline Conway Beth Cropper Angela Crump Archie Cunningham Shannon Curtis Carol Darnell Jeremy Darnell Steve Davenport Jimmy Davis Justin Dean Rachael Dennison Robert Doyle Scotty Dole Billy Duzan Scott Earls Billy Early Rodney Elliot Stacey Ellison Tracey Ellison Eric Evans Theresa Evans Todd Evertz Jodi Farris Tony Faul Sheila Fite Waysketa Fletcher Angie Florence Anathony Florence Nita Florenc Elizabeth Fouts Gregg Frodge Charlie Frame Donnie Fryman Linda Fulton Mark Fulton Matt Fulton Lori Gallagher Julie Gantley 0 Kelly Gantley Angie Garret Darren Gilbert Jennifer Ginn Shannon Grayson Gary Hamilton Melissa Hamilton Victor Hamm Roy Hardin Sammy Harding Randy Harget Chelie Harrison Kelly Hartley Kristy Hatfield Christy Hay Bryan Helpinstine Eddie Henderson Christy Henderson Jenny Henson Paula Henson Tony Henson Jamey Holloway Julia Holloway Justin Horch Rodney Hornback Anna Hostetler Jamie Howard Jennifier Hunt Mary Hunt Tara Insko Dale Jefferson Timmy Jett Tracy Jones Marcie Kelley Christa Kendall Kim Kendall Allison Kirk Dewey Kirk Maria Lang Allison Legge Timmy Litzinger Mark Lowe Christy Mahar Myra Malone Larry Martin Mark May Melissa McBrayer Melinda McClean Carey McDonald Tony McElfresh Laura McNeil Missy McVey Angie Meadows Karen Middleton Valeria Miller Greg Mineer Shawna Mineer Shane Mitchell Shawn Mitchell Jennifer Moran Reynolds Moreland Jenny Morris Pia Morris 61 Robbie Myers Paula O'Cull Patty Or me Tracie Orme Jill Parker Mike Phillips Erie Pigman Mark Poe Trevoe Pollitt Wayne Pollitt Jimmy Powell Kevin Price Cathy Puckett Jennifer Pugh Kim Purcell Todd Rayburn Barbara Reed Donald Reed Glegne Reed Charles Rice Trey Rigg Mary Riggs Krista Roberts Wayne Roberts Brent Rose Mark Rose Angela Sanders Joey Saywer Tiffiny Shelton Debbie Shepherd Jeffery Shields Stephanie Showgo Greg Simms Stephanie Simms Brian Simpson David Sledd Renee Smith Rhonda Smith Susie Strickland Shelley Strode Toni Sweet Mark Taylor Victor Thoroughman James Tolle Troy Tolle Peggy Toller Tony Toncray Rebekah Toy Tristan Trusdell Mike Tune Shannon Walch Kelly Walker David Webb Jakki Whally Davey White Jessy Whiteman Shelley Williams Tracy Williams Michael Wilson Richard Wilson 62 FHA Senior Officers Top Row: Rebecca Jackson. Lisa Fields. Becky Taylor, Karen Tierney. Sherry Faul. Karen Crosby. Donna Ran- dell. Michelle Arn, Cindy Sargeant. Susie Fowler. An- gie Boone Bottom Row: Renea Johnson. Cherie Orme. Amy Ward, Suzanne Boyd. Shelia Tuel. Corinne Phillips, Glenda Kennedy Junior and Senior Members 64 Junior FHA officers Freshmen and Sophomore club members 65 FFA ACTIVITIES Left. Halloween Dance Lower Right. Officers working at the weighing station at the Annual Trac- tor Pull. Left. Corine Phillips shows how to wash a truck. FFA FFA Officers Pres.. Bobby Ripato-. V.P.. Jeff Woods; Sec.. Bonnie Barnett; Treas.. Brent Tolle-. Rep., Scott Clary; Chaplain. Jack Leyendecker; Sentinel. Joe Collins. 67 FFA Club Members 68 69 LE CIRCLE FRANCAIS The French Club of Mason County High School had an exciting and busy year. Besides the regu- lar club meetings each month, many of the mem- bers of Le Circle Francais also participated in the Foreign Language Festival held at Morehead State University on March 1st. They were very successful there, and had several people place in the top three of their category. On March 17th. fifteen of the French Club’s members traveled to Cincinnati to attend La Malade Imaginaire. a play that was done in both French and English. French III members even made posters encourag- ing upcoming freshmen to take French. The five French III members Kacey Fraysure, Kirk Manley. Michelle Dunaway. Madge Everett, and Stephanie Wilson received awards at the Senior Awards Banquet for completing a successful three years. THE FRENCH CLUB 70 SPANISH CLUB The Spanish Club participated in many activities this year includig re- gional competition at Morehead. Also competing at the state level where So- nya Whaley placed 3rd in poetry. The club also had some visitors this year, a Spanish guitarist. Allen Krantz. and lleana Shook, from Cuba, came and spoke to the classes. Other activities included a trip to Cincinnati to watch a Spanish folklore El Marao.” singing Val- entine's Day messages, a pizza party given by Mrs. Walton, and a Goodbye to Seniors” dance on May 23. 1986. Dennison Keller — President. Ramona Biddle — Vice President. Shannon Litton — Secre- tary. Mike Castle — Treasurer. Stephanie McCoy — Fund Raiser, and Luis el Loro — Mascot 71 FTA Before Christmas Future Teachers sponsored a door decorating contest with cash prizes awarded to 1st 2nd. and 3rd place home- rooms. Students worked as teachers’ aides throughout the year and acted as guides for parent teacher conferences. In May the club sponsored a bake sale at the shopping center. 72 Mindy Sharp Vice President. Corinne Phillips — Secretary. Abby Ormes — President. Anita Dunaway — Treasure The Latin Club went to the State Junior Classical League Convention in Louisville, honored the Roman Holiday. Saurnalia. at Christmas time, attended the Regional Foreign Language Festival in Morehead and the State Foreign Festival in Danville, and had a Roman Banquet to end the year. 73 SCIENCE CLUB SCIENCE CLUB Kelly Faris — Vice President. Michelle Dunaway — President. Lora Davis — Secretary-Treasure The Mason County High School Science Club again had a busy year raising money for the club fund as well as for charitable organizations. In February, club members could be seen at the basketball games selling Mason County Royals license plates and small stuffed animals. Several of the members also collected for the heart fund at Kroger's. The money earned from the license plates and animal sales will go in the club fund to be used on a club trip next year. 75 FBLA officers: Pres.. Melissa Lynch: V.P., Jim Watson; Sec.. Lynn Jarrell; Treas.. An- gie Buerkley; Reporter. Lisa Adamson; His- torian. Tammy Keaton; Parliamentarian, Jill Goodwin. 76 Business Person of the Year 9th year recipient of this award Mr. James M. Finch First Place Winners at Regional Competition Cynthia Hargett — Business Law April Holman — Clerk-Typist II Susan Henson — Stenographer I Voting Delegates — Lynn Jarrell. Mill Goodwin. Melissa Lynch 77 Michelle Carpenter was this year’s recipient of the William Akin Scholarship for one year to Maysville Community College. April Holman received a $500 scholarship to any col- lege from the F.B.L.A. club. This year’s most out- standing member award went to Lynn Jarrell. A R T CLUB The Mason County chapter of the National Art Honor Society had a very busy year in 1985-86. For a fund raiser, they gave a dance and many students rocked the night away with Mrs. Felice and her wild band of offi- cers. They also painted faces and sold spirit buttons during the Dis- trict and Regional Tournaments. Throughout the year several mem- bers competed in various art compe- titions. and the club held two art ex- hibits at the school, which were open to the public. Congratulations Art Club on such a successful year and good luck next year. 79 BETA CLUB BETA club officers: Pres.. Susan Fowler; V.P.. Robbie Jacobs, Sec., Kristi Willett; Treas., Missy Newell; Parliamentarian Amy Ward. The National BETA Club is an organization for high school students, grades 10-12, who exhibit good grades and leadership qualities. The Mason County chapter had a successful year in 1985-86. Among this chapter’s activities were giving scholarships to two deserving seniors, one male and one female. The club also sponsored the Teacher of the Year contest. This involves the entire student body selecting their favorite teacher. For fund raising the club gave a dance with the entire school invited. The club had a fantastic year in 1985-86 and we’re sure next year will be even better, good luck. 80 MATH CLUB Math Club officers: Pres.. Greg Purdon. V.P.. Holly Kochs Treas.. Lisa Greifenkamps Sec.. Sara Meng 81 A.F.S. AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE President — Hannah Horch V. President — Elaine Meng Treasurer — Sara Meng Secretary — Troy Sparks Representative — Stephanie Wilson 82 ACTIVITIES CLUB These students are more active than most. Due to the lack of an activities club these students decided to skip class and create one. 83 SAC STUDENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE Seated are freshmen Jimmy Davis. Angie Garrett. Carey McDonald, and Melissa Bickley; junior. Mark Heller, senior. Shiela Tueh junior. Craig Hall; sophomores. Chris Gifford. Mindy Sharp. Lareina Cropper and Renee Johnson. Standing are seniors. Anita Dunaway. Suzanne Boyd. Greg Purdon and Holly Koch. Juniors standing are Kelly Clarke. Robbie Jacobs. Abby Orme. and Susie Fowler 54 THE ROYAL DECREE The Royal Decree Staff Editor-In-Chief Managing Editor Business Manger Sports Editor News Editor Feature Editor Photographer Exchange Editor Layout Design Editors Ad Manager Circulation Manager Subscription Manager Typing Manager Librarian sponsor Hannah Horch Madge Everett Lora Davis Jarrod Breeze Barbara Hargett Michelle Horner Todd Johnson Carla Taylor Dave Mers. Michelle Horner Cindy Sargent Barbara Hargett Melissa Simms Cindy Sargent Tina Hart Erin Thompson Reporters: Susan Talley. Angie Tune. Tanya Mefford. Peggy Toller. Stephanie Shawgo. Kim Meyer. Kevin Strode. Steve Austin. Penny Hamilton. Angie Hardin. Melissa Littleton We would like to congratulate Hannah Horch on winning a $3000 scholarship from the first ever Kentucky Academic Showcase in the category of Journalism Fea- ture Writing. GOOD JOB HAN- NAH. 85 4H Suzanne Boyd — President. Aric Porter — Vice President. Corinne Phillips — Secretary. Brent Tolle — Treasurer. Maureen Comer — Reporter Office Workers Rebecca Heller. Melissa Lynch, Shelia Tuel, Be- verly Woods, Susan Doyle. Sherry Mers, Pin- ky Fite, Sherly, and Mrs. Miller. Miss Kinney's office workers: Shelia Tuel, Mis- ty Henson. Suzanne Boyd, and Susan Truesdell. 1st row: Sandra Simmons, Julie Sexton, Mrs. Betty Orme. Pam Jones, Amy Ward 2nd row: Karen Crosby, Jennifer Hunt, Steph- anie McCoy. Joanna Teegarden. Julia Baxter. Carla Wallingford, and Jill Goodwin. 3rd row: Tonya Rayburn. Tammy Keaton. Lisa Martin, and Missy Carpenter. Absent when picture was taken: Kathy Jett. Teresa Evens, and Marcie Workman. ROYAL BAND 88 Oct. 1984 ROTC campout with Sgt. Thomas. 89 ROTC MILITARY BALL 90 The junior and senior members of the academic team include: (sitting) Chiara Fulton. Maureen Comer. Amy Ward. Kelly Clarke. Sean Allen. Cheri Orme. Anita Dunaway. Michelle Dunaway, and Madge Everett, (standing) Dennison Keller. Gwen Hartley. Sarah Shires. Susan Webb. Joe Felice. Anthony Wilson. Lora Davis. Mick Casswell, and Elain Meng. The freshman and sophomore members were Jane Brannon, Chelie Harrison, David Webb. Jimmy Davis, and Allison Kirk. Standing: Mindy Sharp. Shannon Walch. Nick Comer, and Stacey Ellison. The MCHS Academic Team had a busy and profitable year. They competed in several different competitions, and they fared well in each. The biggest accomplishment came for the group when they were named co-champions of the Limestone Academic League with Bourbon County. Other accomplishments include: two In The Know” apearances. competing in the Kentucky Academic Decathlon, placing in the top twenty in the Laurel County Invitational Tournament, and placing in the top third nationally in the Knowledge Master Open. Senior Madge Everett and Anthony Wilson along with sophomore Jane Brannon, were recognized as outstanding members in the Limestone Academic Team. The twenty- six member team is coached by Mrs. Diana Orme and Mrs. Elizabeth Sewell. 91 THE FIRST ANNUAL 1985-86 ACADEMIC TEAM AWARDS BANQUET Science: 1st. Anthony Wilson; 2nd. Missy New- ell; 3rd. Elaine Meng� and 4th Maureen Comer. Social Studies: 1st. Jane Brannon; 2nd. Anthony Wilson. 3rd. Kelly Clarke� and 4th. Mick Caswell and Nick Comer. Humanities: 1st. Mick Caswell� 2nd. Kelly Clarke� 3rd. Jimmy Davis� and 4th, Stacy Ellison. Language Arts: 1st, Jane Brannon� 2nd. Madge Everett� 3rd Cheri Orme� and 4th. Mindy Sharp. Math: 1st, Anthony Wilson� 2nd, Michelle Dunaway� 3rd. David Webb� and 4th, Lisa Doyle. The Most Outstanding Freshman award was presented to David Webb. Jane Brannon re- ceived the Most Outstanding Sophomore Award, Kelly Clarke the Most Outstanding Junior Award. Anthony Wilson was named Most Valuable Play- er. Mr. Felice and Mr. Pigman presented the final awards of the evening which were jackets to the following seniors: Anthony Wilson. Michelle Dunaway. Mick Caswell. Madge Everett. Joe Fe- lice. Anita Dunaway. Lora Davis, and Lisa Doyle, who was not present. 93 DRAMA The 1985-1986 Drama I II classes under the direction of drama teacher and direc- tor. Marsha Cliff Poe. performed four one act plays. In December Drama II performed The Cornhusk Doll and The Mouse That Was Stirring” was performed by Drama I. In May, the Spring performance included Drama I performing Little Red Snares the Wolf’ and Drama II performing A Rose for Emily.” Also in the Spring performance a monologue was performed which was a cutting from The Belle of Amhurst.” The Drama classes would like to thank Marsha Poe for all the time she spent in these productions. Even though it was hair pulling at times, she stuck with it which enabled the performances to be the best that they could. CHOIR The Concet Choir participated in New York City's Man- hattan Choral Festival in April of 1986. The concert tour included musical presentations in Saint Patrick’s Cathe- dral. and the United Nations Building. Highlights of the tour were the taping of the United Nations concert which will be syndicated to 159 countries around the world, and the world premiere of Gregg Smith’s composition. Prayer for Peace ’ In addition to the con- cert experiences the choir toured extensively throughout New York City. Stops on the tour included the Empire State Building. Rockefeller Center The Statue of Liberty, Times Square, and the broadway show. La Cage Aux Folles. BOYS’ VARSITY CHEERLEADERS 98 GIRLS’ VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Boys’ Varsity Cheerleaders: Jenny Moran. Stephanie Wilson. Kami Kattelus. Cherie Poikus. Abbey Orme, Kelly Sato, Sue Anne Litton. Holly Koch, Rebecca Heller, Kathy Conway. Girls' Varsity Cheerleaders: Cindy Talley, Julie Gantley. Susie Strickland. Julia Holloway. Laura McNeil, Caroline Conway 99 101 COACH OF THE YEAR Before the 1985-86 season opened, the Royals were not ranked in the state polls and were only ranked fifth in the region by the A.P. polls. But after our two first games our ranking was now 15th in the state and going into the Hillbrook Clas- sic after our opening five games our ranking was number 13. The Clark County Cardinals came back to beat the Royals in the final game of the Regional Tourn. which withheld the fourth ranked team from playing in the Sweet Sixteen. This was Coach Feldhaus’ second time being named Coach of the Year. His team also had the second best re- cord in the state last season and this gave him a fourth year of 30 or more wins in one season. Deron Feldhaus and Jerry Butler were invited to the Northern Kentucky Blue Chip Basketball Camp. Jerry was named to the All Star second team while Deron was named to the All Star first team and received M.V.P. honors at the camp. After beating the 30th ranked team in the nation, Romulus, Michigan, the Royals were in the fifth seat and after winning the Mason County Invit. we earned our spot as fourth best in the state. The Royals only lost 3 games in their regular season, to Clark County and to Walton Verona, which gave the Royals a season final of 31-3. 102 THE JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM J.V. team members and coaches include: (front row) Brian Simpson. Chris Gifford. Scott Morgan. Chad Fletcher. Rodney Jackson, and Greg Fulton. (2nd row) Tony Faul. manager; Corey Wright. Tony Ring. Robert Lofton. Trever Pollit. Rheuben Bluford. and Coach Hester. The 85-86 Royal J.V. team had a winning season and a district title at the end of the year. THE FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM Freshmen team members include: (front row) Darren Gilbert. Charlie Frame. Jamey High. Brian Sipson. Chuck Comer, and Shane Mitchell. (2nd row) Madge Everett, stats-, Reynolds Moreland. Todd Evertz. Troy Toncray. Trevor Pollitt. Mark Taylor, and Greg Simms. The 85 86 Freshmen team compiled a 7-9 record and were district runners-up for the season. They also played in the Pendleton County Invitational Tournament. 104 GIRL JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Christy Hay. Karen Middleton. Jakki Whaley. Angie Garrett. Debbie Bluford. Angie Boone. Marcie Kelley. Corinne Phillips, Myra Malone. Rochelle Castle, Shelia Bess 105 LADY ROYALS BASKETBALL After a regular season of 25 wins against only 4 losses, the Lady Royals won their 4th straight regional title with wins over Estill County, Harrison Coun- ty, and Bracken County. The Lady Royals also fared well at the Sweet Six- teen” tourney held at in Bowling Green before finally being defeated in the semi-final round. The senior members of the 85-86 Lady Royals team ended their careers with pride in that they had reached the state tourney all four years. Senior members are: Lavern Blu- ford. Lisa Doyle. Nicole Huber. Lisa Moran, and Lynn Jackson. 106 107 108 109 GOLF TEAM Girls Golf: Karen Tierney. Emily Malone. Mindy Sharp, Stephanie McCoy. Abby Orme. Shannon Litton. Boys Golf: Chris Roberson. Troy Toncray. Eddie Wenz. Jerry Butler. Deron Feld- haus 110 TENNIS TEAM Girls Team: Elizabeth Vance. Abby Orme. Sue Anne Litton. Holly Koch. Angie Garrett. Mindy Sharp. Jennifer Ayers. Jennifer Porter Boys Team: David White. Justin Horch, Sean Allen. Shane Mitch- ell. Chuck Comer. Greg Skulteddy. Todd Cripe. Chris Curtis. Chico Mor- ris. Tony Macklefresh. Todd Johnson. Robbie Jacobs. George Frodge- coach. in FOOTBALL 112 Coaches: Lewis Cook. Tom Malone. Chris Miller. Henry Boone, and Greg Perkins. Senior football players: (1st row) Greg Purdon. Donnie Jones. Ken Doerr. Tony Jackson. Kirk Manley. Jeff Woods, (2nd row) Jay Jones. Kelley Fans. Billy Wenz. J.fc. Penrose, and Ronnie May. 113 WEIGHTLIFTING 114 GIRLS SOFTBALL 115 BOYS BASEBALL 116 Borden's Ice Cream MR. 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LIMESTONE TRAVEL AGENCY MERVIN HARGETT BACKHOE PLUMBING MORGAN S SERVICE STATION NULAWN FARM — REGISTERED HOLSTEINS RIVERWAY FERTILIZER TATER S PLACE JOSTENS Jim Biles Representative Maysville Community College Has A Place... In YOUR Future Outstanding Faculty... ... Excellent Library Comfortable Facilltlee... ... Personalised Counseling Learning Resource Center... ... Convenient Attend College... At Home... Save CAREER PROGRAMS... ... TRANSFER PROGRAMS Industrial - Electrical Technology Secretarial and Office Administration Management Technologies Associate Degree Nursing Sd� Be Pr -Pro! MionaI For Information And Counseling Call 759-7141 SCHOLARSHIPS...FINANCIAL AID.. AVAILABLE 129 PeeWee Herman here al Mason County? Some people will do anything for a laugh. 130 History is so much fun. Right Todd? Mr. Boone. . what did you lose this time? Your personality per- haps? Craig was hoping it was your nose, (just kidding!) HalHa! 5th period We. the fun people in school, think there should be an activities club. Determination. That's Mason County pride! 132 We didn’t do it. . .we swear! 134 Go Lady Royalsl 135 Look mom. no hands or feet.. .at the same time. Our loyal fans never give upl 137 I didn’t say that, she did!” Teaching has really gone to the dogs! 138 Dancing keeps me happy. T minus 2 hours 37 min- utes and 52 seconds un- til I get out of here. 139 YEAR- BOOK WORKERS As I sat there in my basement covered with photos, rulers, wax pencils, copy sheets and layout sheets, working diligently trying to match names with faces and photos with specific clubs, classes or whatever, I thought I was finally finished and it was time to celebrate. But when I went back to check my work I found I had an empty page and then discovered I didn't have a yearbook staff page, but then of course I did not have a photograph. So I decided to just list all the people who helped. Special thanks to Pam Jones my assistant editor, Marsh Poe — advisor, Steven Clarke — of Delmar Studios, Terry Prather — photographer, and Anna Brush — Jostens Representative and the following (please forgive me if I have left any one out): Sarah Shires, Missy Newell, Susan Henson, Shelia Tuel, Cynthia Hargett, Susan Fowler, Susan Webb, Valerie Strickland, Madge Everett, Lisa Doyle, Todd Johnson, Lisa Greifenkamp, Michelle Dunaway, Stephanie Miller, Scott Clarey, Bobby Ripato, Karen Dotson, troy Sparks, Michelle Arn, Angie Buerkley, Misty Henson, Jennifer Hunt, Christa Kendall Susan Doyle, Kelly Elliott, Mick Caswell, Chris Curtis, Lisa Reese, Dyanne Rannes, Renea Sheeler, Brent Tolle, Donnie Jones, Janet Junt, Reina Schambach, Kerri Middleton, Jennifer Parker, Cathy Jett, Kelly Jones, Jackie Mitchell, Lynn Jarrell, Debbie Wilson, Emily Evertz, Amy Ward, Ramona Biddle, Cheri Orme, Rebecca Heller Kim Moran, Kim Rice, Karen Tierney, Sherry Faul, Dave Mers, Leigh Hafer, Jane Throckmorton, Karen Katellus, David Chain, Lisa Moore, Kim Dermon, Becki Taylor, Marla Hart, Holly Koch, Abby Ormes, Nichole Huber, Jeff Litzinger, Ronnie May, Justin Dean, Shannon Welch, Jimmy Davis, Beth Cropper, Tammy Hughes, teresa Glosser Marcia Bellanca — Editor and Photographer I would also like to thank a very special person, for if it weren’t for him the last 100 pages would never have been finished. THANKS Wade. i4i 4' V y •