Mendon Union High School - Clipper Yearbook (Mendon, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1986 volume:

Mendon Union High School Box 98 Mendon, Oh 45862 1986 CLIPPER Table of Contents Page 2...................................Introduction Page 8...................Administration Faculty Staff Page 14.......................................Seniors Page 20.................................Underclassmen Page 28..............................Clubs Activities Page 36...............................Special Events Page 66........................................Sports Page 81 ......................Junior High Elementary Page 96................................Advertisements 1 0 0 0 Together We Can The theme for the 1985-86 school year was one selected to show a determination in self-worth and projected success. While every goal has not yet been met and conquered, we have made progress and we are hopeful that success will come to our students as adults, the true test of education. 2 CO FIGHT SONG We're the Mendon Pirates That you hear so much about. We will show you how to score In basketball and shout Rah! Rah! Rah! We will dribble do-wn the floor. Then we'll show you ho-ow to score. Hail! Hail! For Mendon High — We're the best team in the land. GO! FIGHT! GO! FIGHT! WIN! VICTORY Victory! Victory! Victory! I HAIL, ALMA MATER Hail, Alma Mater, Fill our hearts with singing. Colors of blue and gold, Hear our voices ringing. Firm is our faith in thee Through defeat and victory. Hail Thee, oh Mendon High! On the job. Mrs. Maurer ... In the beginning. A bell opens a new year at Mendon-Unlon as it has done for many years. The lady responsible for the ringing of the traditional bell is Mrs. Maurer. Students over the many years look back on their high school careers with fondest memories of the lady who taught them all about English and William Shakespeare. Teachers and staff hold her in high regard. She not only teaches the subject matter, but she shows her students how to be productive, successful individuals. We owe Mrs. Maurer, a special lady, many thanks for her many years of unselfish dedication to her students and school. A special lady. 5 Hard at work. 1986 Clipper Staff Staff meets new challenges The 1986 Clipper yearbook staff took on a new experience this year. The staff had the challenge of designing each and every page themselves. Designing the yearbook pages meant greater creativity and self expression, but, it also meant spreading much more time and working much harder on a book that all of the Mendon community could be proud of. The staff consisted of fifteen students from the high school. Miss Julie Scott, the junior high language teacher, was the advisor for the 1986 book. She spent many hours after school to make sure all deadlines we've met and that the book stayed within the budget. The putting together of a yearbook takes much more time and effort than anyone can imagine. This book is a history of the 1985, 1986 school year and we on the Clipper staff hope you enjoy this addition of the Clipper yearbook. Enjoying themselves before the work begins 6 Herff Jones Rep Don Dickey How many pages are due by 4:00? Advisor Julie Scott smiles as another deadline is met. Staff Editors: Front: Julie Boley, Todd Hicks, Carole Schacht, Back: Patricia Krick, Julie Sullinger 7 School Administration School Board Members: (front row) Stanley Dicke, Michael Boley, Tim Kennedy (back row) Ed Frey, Galen McMichael 8 Carole McGillvary Heidi Moorman Nancy Painter Marty Heck M endon-Union Mrs. Maurer English Mrs. Graham Math Mrs. Wisher P.E. and Health Mrs. Snyder Band Mrs. Bash Home Ec. Mrs. Wilson Science 10 Mr. Schaffener History Mrs. Boroff Study Hall Mr. Woeste Jr. High Math Spanish Faculty Mr. Dan-Business Miss Scott Jr. High Reading and English Mrs. Davis Choir Miss Knapke Kindergarden Mrs. Linton Library Mr. Geise Guidance Mr. Humerickhouse D.H. Mrs. Beougher D.H. Mrs. Robbins D.H. (Cooks: Left to Right) Vi Miller, Dora Simpson, Sharon Hamilton, Glenna High, Marty Heck Rick Burris Irene Thatcher Nate Thatcher Dora and her crew work hard each day to fix good, nutritious meals for our school community. Rick, with help from Irene and Nate, poinstakingly clean and groom our buildings so we have a pleasant place to learn. 12 Heading out. Does this place look familiar to anyone? Kenny and his fleet lovingly transport their precious cargo to and from school. Bus drivers: Rev. Masser, Kenny John, Casey Nuttle, Larry Giese, Irene Thatcher Escape! Jeffery James Godwin Nickname — BoDean Favorite group — Van Halen Favorite song — Nobody to Blame Favorite movie — Youngblood Favorite saying — Huh Favorite pastime — Playing basketball Scott Joseph McMichael Nickname — Bone Favorite group — Van Halen Favorite song — Glory Days Favorite movie — Youngblood Favorite saying — Yeah, right! Favorite pastime — Baseball Duane Allen Shellabarger Nickname — Big D Favorite group — Stryper Favorite song — Train in the Sky Favorite movie — Rocky IV Favorite saying — Let the Devil Eat Some Metal! Favorite pastime — Sleeping Thomas Henery Adams Nickname — Henry Favorite group — Alabama Favorite song — Gonna Have a Party Todd Eugene Hicks Nickname — Ostrich Favorite group — Foreigner Favorite song — What You Need Favorite movie — My Science Project Favorite saying — I ain't your buddy Favorite pastime — Having a wild time all the time. Class of 14 Timothy Douglas Clay Nickname — Tim Favorite group — ZZ Top Favorite song — She's Got Legs Favorite movie — Revenge of the Pink Panther Favorite saying — Well Favorite pastime — Volleyball, Dancing Eighty-Six Todd James Duff Nickname — Fud Favorite group — Outfield Favorite song — Your Love Favorite movie — Youngblood Favorite saying — So what! Favorite pastime — Partying Deborah Kae Grieshop Nickname — Deb William Gordon George Nickname — Bill Favorite group — Bob Seager Favorite song — Old Time Rock and Roll Favorite movie — Rocky Beth Ann Hamilton Nickname — Squirt Favorite group — Oak Ridge Boys Favorite song — Summer of 69 Favorite movie — Karate Kid Favorite saying — Oh my gosh Favorite pastime — Volleyball 15 Lynn Marie Houser Nickname — Favorite group — Favorite movie — Favorite saying — Favorite pastime — I Gary Koesters Nickname — Favorite group — Favorite song — Favorite movie — Favorite saying — Favorite pastime — Billie Ann Longstreth Nickname — Favorite group — Favorite song — Favorite movie — Favorite saying — Favorite pastime — Terrial Duane Krogman Nickname — Frog Favorite group — Whitheart Favorite song — Dare to be Stupid Favorite movie — Dare to be Stupid Favorite movie — Hollywood Knights Favorite saying — Thundercast Ho Favorite pastime — Drawling Thomas Sterling Mayes Nickname — Tom Favorite group — Stryper Favorite song — Sentimental Street Favorite movie — Animal House Favorite saying — Well, the way I see it . . Favorite pastime — Just sittin' around playin' rock n roll. 16 Nickname — Steal Favorite group — Loverboy Favorite song — One Night Love Affair Favorite movie — Youngblood Favorite saying — That's beside the point. Favorite pastime — Being with my friends and doing what ever comes natural. David Lee Sheets Nickname — Rat Favorite group — ZZ Top Favorite song — Velcro Fly Favorite movie — The Hollywood Knights Favorite saying — So what, who cares. Favorite pastime — Riding my motorcyle and wasting gns. Chris Allen Welker Nickname — Welk Favorite group — Hank Williams Jr. Favorite song — Bad to the Bone Favorite movie — We're Talkin Big Favorite saying — You'll have that Favorite pastime — Whatever is going. Ginger Renee Young Nickname — Favorite group — Favorite song — Favorite movie — Favorite pastime — not pictures Alvin Dale Smith Nickname — Alvin Favorite group — Mike and the Mechanics Favorite song — Silent Running Favorite movie — Back to the Future Favorite saying — Maybe, maybe not, who Knows Favorite pastime — Crusing Tony Dion Norris Nickname — Favorite group — Foreigner Favorite song — Silent Running Favorite movie — Return of the Jedi Favorite saying — Favorite pastime — Baseball 17 Senior Tim Clay Baseball I, 2, Basketball 1,2; Pep Club 2; Camera 2; Choir 2; Musical 2. Todd Duff Baseball 1,2, 3; Basketball 1,2, 3; Varsity Club 1,2, 3; Pep Club 1,2, 3; Band 1, 2; Class Play 4; Class President 3; FHA 3; Teacher Aid 1. Bill George Basketball 1, 2, 3; Class Vice President 2; Homecoming Escort 2, 3; FFA 3, 4. Jeff Godwin Baseball 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Basketball Honorable Mention 4; Pep Club 1,2, 3; President 4; Class President 1,4; Class Trea-surer 3; Student Council 2, 3, 4; FHA 3; National Honor Society 2, 3 President 4; Teacher aid 1; Homecoming Escort 4; Industrial Arts Club 1,2, 3. Deb Grieshop Pep Club 1; Band 1, 2; Pep Band 1, 2; Choir 1, 2; Homecoming Queen 4; Homecoming Attendant 2; Vice 4. Beth Hamilton Volleyball 1,2; Pep Club 2, 3,4; Choir 1,2; Solo and Ensemble 1; Choir Musical 2; Prom Server 2; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Teacher Aid 2; Librarian 1; Perfect Attendance 1,2, 3, 4; Co-Outstand-ing Student 4; Skill Olympic 3, 4; Blue Chipper 4; VICA 3, 4. Todd Hicks Baseball 1,2, 3; Basketball 1; Clipper Staff 1,2, 3, Editor 4; Pep Club 3; Band 1,2, 4, President 4; Pep Band 3, 2, 3, 4; Choir 1; Band Council 1, 3, 4; All County Band 1, 3, 4; John Philips Sousa 4; Most Outstanding Band Member 4; Class Play 4; Class Secretary 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; Teacher Aids 1; Industrial Arts 4. Lynn Houser Softball 1; Vantage Class President 4; F.H.A. 1,2. Index Gary Koesters Baseball 4; Baseball 1,2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Treasurer 2; Homecoming Escort 4; FFA 4. Terry Krogman Baseball 1; Manager Basketball Girls 1,2; Manager Boys Basketball 1,2, 3; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir 1,2, 3, 4; Choir Council 2; Class Play 2, 4; Class Vice President 3; Student Council 3, 4; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Teacher Aid 2; County Choir 3, 4; National Choral Award 4. Tom Mayes Baseball 1,2, 4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1,2, 3, 4; Choir 1,2, 3, 4; Solo and Ensemble 3, 4; Class Play 4; Student Council 2; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Teachers Aid 2; Hugh O'Brian Youth Foundation Ambassador 2; Lions Club All-Star Band 4. Scott McMichael Baseball 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 3; Varsity Club 1,2,3, 4; Baseball All-Star 2, 3; League Honors Baseball 3; Student Council 2, 3, 4; F.H.A. 3, 4; Homecoming Escort 1; Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 3. N cfr Myers Baseball 1,2, 3, 4; Cross Country 4; Varsity Club 2, 4; Camera 2, 3, 4; Boy's State 3; Class Play 4; Prom Sever 2; Student Council 4; F.H.A. 3, 4; Teacher Aid 2, 3; Industrial Arts Club 2; Ticket Taker for Volleyball, Boys and Girls Basketball 3; Cross Country Most Valuable Runner 4; Captain 4. Tony Norris Baseball 1,2, 3, 4; Cross Country 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; Class Vice President 4; F.H.A. 3, 4; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Teacher Aid 2, 3; Ohio Scholastic Achievement Test 4. Dave Sheets Class Play 4; Student Council 3; F.H.A. 1, 3, 4; Industrial Arts Club 1,2, 3, 4. 18 Duane Shellabarger Basketball 1,2; Pep Club 1; Band 1,3, 4; Pep Band 3; Choir 2, 4; Band Council 4, Class Play 2, 4; Class Treasurer 4; Prom sever 2; Student Council 1, 4; Clipper Staff 4; Teacher aid 2; Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 4; County Choir 4. Dale Smith Baseball Manager 2, 3; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Class Play 4; Clipper Staff 3, 4; Librarian 1, 2, 3, 4. Chris Welker Baseball 1,2, 3; Basketball 1,2, 3; Varsity Club 1,2, 3; Baseball All-Star Game 2, 3; Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; Student Council 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 3; National Honor Society 2, 3; Teacher Aid 1; Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 3. Ginger Young Basketball 1; Volleyball 1,2; Softball 1; Pep Club 1, 2; Choir 1,2; Class Vice-President 1,2; F.H.A. 1,2; Teacher Aid 1; Homecoming Attendent 1. 19 Wmh! Good! Is the food getting to you Tony! Whot a Group. Mendon's Chiefs. 20 Tuff Guy's! Frustation. Oh! Nick My Darling Kill! Kill! Kill! I'm going to be sick. This Stuff's good. Senior's take Over! Julie Boley Brian Boroff Terri Clay Chris Crider Tracy Davis John Emans Karen Fetters Andy Heck Sharon Kill Dennis Kohorst Gerald Kohorst Patricia Krick Tony Louth Randy Mullins Teresa Now Brett Rasawuhr Carole Schacht Jeff Snider 22 Juniors Jodi Adams Steve Baldauf Scott Bell Gary Clark John Crider Shawn Daisy Michelle Derossett Mike Dicke Kelly Duff Darrell Etgen David Freels Doug Frey Dianne Godwin Eric Goodwin John Hesse Dawn Hunt Frank Klausing Mike Koesters Scotty Mayes Cory McMichael Tammy Naseman Matt Norris Rita Rasawehr Robert Sheets Sophomores 23 Robert Abromavich Denise Barber Kim Clark Mike Crider Jill Emans Joe England Valerie Engle April Etgen Melinda Frank Katie Gallman Tom George Jodi Grieshop Klint Harner Lori Heppeard Tonya Hicks Shirley Houser Jennifer Kill Sandford Kohorst Hieid Laux Michelle Kouth Kari McGillvary Tracy Naseman David Now Steven Pivonka Sherry Roberts Scott Shrock Christine Siefring Paul Siefring Tammy Smith Nancy Sprague Norma Stansberry Danny Stant Anna Welker Adam Williams Emily Ziegenbusch Freshman 24 Class of 1986 Officers Sitting; Advisor, Mr. Dorr Left to Right; Scott McMichael, Todd Hicks, Duane Shellabarger, Tony Norris, and Jeff Godwin Class of 1987 Officers Standing; Advisor, Mrs. Bash Sitting; Dennis Kohorst, John Emans, Patricia Krick, Teresa Now, and Brian Bor-off Class of 1988 Officers Left to Right; Mike Koesters, Diana Tri-sel, John Hesse, Kelly Duff, Darrell Et-gen, and Advisor Mrs. Linton Class of 1989 Officers Left to Right; Tammy Smith, Tonya Hicks, Scott Shrock, Heidi Laux, April Etgen and Advisor Mrs. Wilson 25 Vantage Jr. and Sr. Brett Rasowuhr Beth Hamilton at work Billy Longstreth Tim Clay Deb Grieshop Kerry Walls Pam Williams 26 GIRLS STATE Tracy Davis and Julie Boley From June 14 to June 21, Julie Boley will be attending Buckeye Girl's State at Ashland College. Julie is being sponsored by the Women's Civic Club, from Mendon. The American Legion Auxiliary Post 210 from Celina and the Women's Civic Club interviewed interested Juniors. Together with input from the guidance counselor and faculty they chose Julie as the delegate and Tracy Davis to be her alternate. If Julie would be unable to attend, Tracy would be the delegate. The purpose of Girl's State is to educate young women in the duties, privileges, right and responsibilities of American citizenship; with special emphasis upon the contribution women can make to the welfare of the city, county, state, and nation. John Emans and Dennis Kohorst BOYS STATE From June 14 to June 21 John Emans will be attending Buckeye Boy's State at Bowling Green State University. The Coldwater American Legion will be sponsoring John who will be participating in this annual event. In the unlikely event that John cannot attend Dennis Kohorst has been chosen as his alternate. At Boy's State John will learn about how a state should be run. Elections will be held, with many young people campaigning for their choice of office. Some will not be elected to the office of their choice, but there are many jobs available and they will find a suitable occupation. Boy's State is a place where the delegates will learn about the duties, privileges, rights and responsibilites of American Citizenship. Delegates will have an opportunity to learn the problems of government, with special emphasis upon the contribution men can make to the welfare of the city, county, state, and nation. 27 Underclassmen 28 29 Student Council: Seated: Superintendent Mr. Schacht, President Brian Boroff, Vice President Scott McMicheal, Principle Mr. Nuttle. Standing: Julie Crider, Tammy Smith, Lori Heppeard, Shaune Kline, Darrell Etgen, Nick Myers, Jeff Godwin, Duane Shellabarger, Chris Welker, Todd Hicks, Dianne Godwin, Terry Krogman. NHS: Seated: Pam Williams, Teresa Now, Sharon Kill, Julie Boley, Tracy Davis, John Emans, Dennis Kohorst. Middle Row: Doug Frey, Carole Schacht, John Crider, Scotty Mayes, Tammy Naseman, Diana Trisel, Mike Koesters. Standing: Beth Hamilton, Tom Mayes, Tony Norris, Chris Welker, Jeff Godwin, Terry Krogman. 30 Library Aids: April Etgen, Tammy Smith, Adam Williams, Chrissy Smith, Dale Smith, Dianne Godwin, Julie Sullinger, Mrs. Linton. Office Aids: Virginia Thompson, Carole McGilvary, Julie Sullinger, Brion Boroff, Dianne Godwin, Tammy Naseman, Tracy Naseman, Sharon Kill, Carole Schacht, Patricia Krick. First Row: Patricia Krick, Ann Welker, Jodi Adams, Diana Trisel, Kelly Duff, Tracy Davis, Tonya Hicks, Jodi Grieshop, Advisor Marty Heck Second Row: Tammy Smith, John Hesse, John Crider, Jill Emans, Dianne Godwin, Emily Ziegenbusch, Chris Strawn, Julie Sullinger, Julie Boley, Jennifer Kill, Heidi Laux, Kari McGillvary Third Row: Sharron Godwin, Angie Krick, Shelia Webb, Cherry Green, Krissy Smith, Shaune Kline, Lisa Crider, Traci Clay, Kim Baldauf, Robby Emans, Dale Smith Fourth Row: Rudy Rasberry, Scotty Mayes, Aaron Frey, Mike Koesters, Brian Boroff, Michelle Derossett, Teresa Now Fifth Row. Jeff Godwin, Chris Welker, Sharon Kill, Todd Duff, Doug Frey, Scott McMichael. Front Row Kneeling: Aaron Frey, Jodi Adams, John Crider Second Row Standing: Tracy Mullins, Scotty Mayes, Terry Krogman, Tonya Hicks, Emily Ziegenbusch, Tracy Davis Third Row: Doug Frey, Julie Boley, Julie Sullinger, Todd Hicks, Michelle Derossett, Jodi Grieshop, Sanford Kohorst, Dennis Kohorst 32 INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB: (first row) Darrell Etgen, Mike Dicke, (second row) Robert Sheets, Brian Boroff, Davey Sheets, (third row) Duane Shellabarger, Tim Teboe, Todd Hicks FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA: (first row) Valerie Engle, Tracy Naseman, Paul Siefring, Mike Crider, (second row) Tanya Warner, Kari McGillvary, Katie Gallman, Lori Heppeard, Emily Ziegenbusch, Chris Strawn, Dawn Hunt, (third row) Scott McMichael, Nick Myers, Chrissy Siefring, Jenny Thompson, Dianne Godwin, Jill Emans, Danny Stant, David Now, Tammy Naseman, Rita Rasawuhr, (fourth row) Jenny Kill, Heidi Laux, Tammy Smith, Terri Clay, Karen Fetters, Anna Welker, Robert Sheets, Joe England, Rob Abromavich, (fifth row) Steven Pivonka, Davey Sheets, Klint Harner, Scott Shrock, Tim Teboe JUNIOR HIGH FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA: (first row) Tracy Barber, E. J. Hunt, Shawn Engle, Andie Wilkins, Jennifer O'Neill, Lisa Crider, Tracy Mullins, (second row) Cherry Green, Angie Krick, Sheila Webb, Shaune Kline, Krissy Smith, Sharron Godwin, (third row) Rodney Lauth, Rudy Rasberry, Traci Clay, Kim Baldauf, Julie Hamilton, Julie Severns, Katrina Harner 33 Social 34 Events 35 Solo . Ensemble Participants Front Row: Michelle Dersossett, Tracy Davis, Pat Krick Back Row: Scott Bell, Todd Hicks, Doug Frey, Matt Krogman Percussion Ensemble: Class C Superior Thomas Mayes Class B Tuba Solo; Superior Class A Vocal Solo; Superior Patricia Krick Class B Vocal Solo, Good 36 County Band and Choir On February 8th at Lima Sr. High Solo and Ensemble Contest was held. A lot of hard work and time was needed for preparation. The phrase practice makes perfect seems to be the phrase for these students. Congratulations! This year County Band and County Choir was held in St. Henry. It gives the more advanced students a chance to get together and play new music. Front Row: Michelle Derossett, Tracy Davis, Julie Boley, Emily Ziegenbusch, Bock Row: Dennis Kohorst, Thomas Mayes, John Crider, Todd Hicks 37 County Choir: Terry Krogman, Pat Krick, Duane Shellabarger A Winter Paradise Don't drop her. Which do I choose? When I'm bad, I'm real bad. The happy couple. 38 The latest fashion. Students enjoyed a Winter Paradise on January 1 1 in the school cafeteria. K-94 warmed the evening with popular hits as students danced their way into a winter wonderland. Snowflakes fell around everyone's feet while light sparkled on the shoulders of each couple. 39 A lovely evening. But all the good ones ore token THIS COULD BE THE NIGHT ! Denise Trisel crowns new queen Debbie Grieshop 1986 Homecoming Queen: Debbie Grieshop 1986 Court; (front) Rebecco Burris, Jimmy Painter, (back) Michelle Derossett, Debbie Grieshop, Billie Longstreth, Terri Clay, Tonya Hicks 40 Sophomore attendant, Michelle Derossett Freshman attendant, Tonya Hicks 1986 Homecoming Court and Escorts, shown with 1985 Queen HOMECOMING 1986 Senior attendant, Billie Longstreth Junior attendant, Terri Clay Denise Trisel Escort: Mr. Humerickhouse Terri Clay Escort: John Emans This could be the night to remember for those who attended the 1986 Homecoming game and dance. Friday's game culminated in the crowning of Queen Debbie Grieshop. Fans were treated to an Debbie Grieshop Escort: Jeff Godwin Michelle Derossett Escort: Mike Koesters exciting overtime game with rival New Bremen. The Mendon-Union band set the mood tor Saturday's dance with hearts and balloons as couples danced to the sounds of the K-94 disc jockeys. Rebecca Burris Escort: Jimmy Painter 42 Billy Longstreth Escort: Gary Koesters Tonya Hicks Escort: Tom George A Night to Remember 43 Moments to Remember Tom, don't cry. Gonna have a party. What smells Davey? Chow down. 44 Me and my friend. Our quartet A thorn between 2 roses. The studs. Ain't this fun? Spirit Week 1986 Emphasis on excitement That's my chair! Come on guys. Hey! t The Pirate Shuffle. The Pirate Machine. 46 Hey! I m Mr. Clean. Get down. I'm mama's boy Eric, one of a kind The ladys all love me for body and my mind. I'm slick on the floor as I can be, I didn't come here lookin for trouble. I'm just gettin down to the Pirate Shuffle. This is Steve, and it's no wonder Run like lightning, and pass like thunder, So bring on Temple, Don't give us a bummer This is for Darr and Coach Hummer. I'm not here to feather his ruffle, I just came to do the Pirate Shuffle, I'm M U mike and I play it cool, They don't sneak by me, cause I'm no fool, I fly on the court and get on down, Everybody knows I don't mess around. I can break'em and shak'em any time of day. I like to slither and make um pay. Please don't try to beat my hustle, I'm just here doin the Pirate Shuffle. It's Kerry here. I'm Mr. Clean, They call me hit man, don't know what they mean. They throw it long and watch me run, I'm on my man one on one, Randy's guys cover it down to the bone, That's why they call it 42 zone. Your look in at Koesters, I'm a rookie, I may be large but i'm no dumb cookie, You see me hit, you see me run, When I steal your pass. I'll have more fun, I can steal you will see, the others They all learn from me. I didn't come here lookin for trouble, I just came to do the Pirate Shuffle. I'm Jeff Godwin and I'm world class, I like running but love to get the pass, I practice all day and rest all night, I gotta get ready for the weekend fight. Now I'm as smooth as a chocolate swirl. Run alittl funky, so watch me girl. There's no one here that does it like me My Pirate shuffle will set you free. I'm big bad John I stop'em cold. Part of the defence — big and bold I've been play'in for quite a while, Doin what's right and sett'in the style. Give me a chance and I'll rock you good, Nobody messes in my neighborhood. I didn't come here look'in for trouble, I just came to do the Pirate Shuffle I'm the Punky P.G. known as Brian, I've got no Plan, I just throw my body all over the floor I can't dance but watch me score. I motivate the buc's I like to tease Play so cool I aim to Please. That's why you all got here on the double, To catch me doin the Pirate Shuffle 47 Go for it. Always Have A Dream Forget about the days when it's been cloudy, but don't forget your hours in the SUN . . . Forget about the times you've been defeated, but don't forget the VICTORIES you've won . . . Forget about mistakes that you can't change now, but don't forget the lessons that you've LEARNED . . . Forget about misfortunes you've encountered, but don't forget the times your LUCK has turned . . . Forget about the days when you've been lonely, but don't forget the friendly SMILES you've seen . . . Forget about the PLANS that didn't seem to work out right, but don't forget to ALWAYS HAVE A DREAM. Amanda Bradley Handyman. Coach said to get it cut. Same old grind. There you go. I tried my best! Monday again. PLACES IN THE NIGHT Junior-Senior Prom May 17, 1986 Dinner — 6:30 — Old Barn Out Back, Lima Dance — 8:00-12:00 Gymnasium After Prom — 12:00-6:00 Celina Racquet Club Chris Welker date Jodi Adams Julie Boley date Jeff Farmer Scott McMichael date Diana Tri-sel Jeff Godwin date Lori Welker Dale Smith date Kelly Thompson Todd Hicks date Sharia Adams 50 Places In The Night Todd Duff Cathy Fetters Brian Boroff Teresa Now Kerry Walls date Heidi Laux Beth Hamilton date Dale Walls Tracy Davis date Chip Utgard John Emans date Katie Gallman Carole Schacht date Tom Howell 51 Tim Clay Prom Servers: Dianne Godwin, Darrell Etgen, Mike Koesters, Paula Stant. Thomas Mayes 52 Did I pass? Graduation has been called off. The graduating seniors of Mendon-Union High School prepared for this their day with hard work and dedication. Valedictorian, Terry Krogman and Salutatorian Tony Norris delivered well written speeches which reflected the sentiments of their fellow classmates. Each graduate proudly accepted the lambskin which signified the completion of twelve years of their lives. The students will now begin their journey as adults. Many will seek their fortune, through further education or employment. The student body, faculty, administration, and community wish each individual luck and prosperity with each endeavor. 53 CONGRA TULA TIONS! 54 55 GRADUATES Mr. Schacht is arrested. The Mendon-Union Staff donated money to the Mercer County Cancer Society to have Superintendent Jerry Schacht arrested for impersonating a superintendent. Mr. Schacht had to call friends and relatives to bail himself out of jail. We are glad to report Mr. Schacht's endeavors were successful and he was returned to his current position as superintendent. 56 Did you see that? What you lookin' at? Just like Moms. Wake up Darrell! Hungry Lori! Decisions, decisions. Senior Awards Night (Left to Right) Terry Krogman, Thomas Mayes, Jeff Godwin Nick Myers Todd Hicks 58 Show off night «8 tf«M� ll‘ a a?90OS 0 0223 30 R ! M W'lAflft’fft THE MATCHMAKER Horace Vandergelder.... Cornelius Hackl........ Barnaby Tucker......... Malachi Stack.......... Ambrose Kemper......... Jo Scalon.............. Rudolph................ August................. A Cabman............... Mrs. Dolly Levi........ Miss Flora Van Huysen ... Mrs. Irene Molloy...... Minnie Fay............. Ermengarde............. Gertrude............... Miss Van Huysen's Cook A Musician............. Stage Hands: Karen Fetters Emily Zeigenbusch Terri Clay Teresa Now Brian Boroff Jeff Godwin ...Thomas Mayes .......Todd Hicks .......Nick Myers ...Terry Krogman ......John Emans Duane Shellabager ...Dennis Kohorst ......Dave Sheets Duane Shellabager ......Tracy Davis .......Sharon Kill ...Carole Schacht .....Patricia Krick .......Julie Boley .....Pam Williams .......Todd Duff .......Dale Smith If I cut you it will be practically unintentional! What do I do now! What's down there ? 60 B A N D N O T E S Kneeling: Julie Crider, Scotty Mayes, Dennis Kohorst, Aaron Frey, Mike Dicke, Tracy Davis, Jodi Grie-shop, Emily Ziegenbusch, Tonya Hicks, Michelle Derossett, Field Commander: Jodi Adams Standing: Patricia Krick, Denis Barber, Tracy Mullins, Angie Krick, Katrina Hamer, Julie Sullinger, Julie Boley, Jennifer Fox, Sharron Godwin, Terry Krogman, John Crider, Lisa Crider, Director: Lee Snyder Back Row: Anessa Hamilton. Doug Frey. Duane Shellabarger. Matt Norris, James Thomas, Scott Bell, Todd Hicks, John Hesse, Mike Crider, Sanford Kohorst, Matt Krogman, Holly Steiner Kneeling: Julie Boley, Tracy Davis, Tonya Hicks Standing- Scott Rell, John Hesse, Matt Norris, Todd Hicks, Doug Frey, Matt Krogman Field Commander: Jodi Adams Band Officers Standing: Aaron Frey, Jodi Adams, Holly Steiner, Tonya Hicks, Sitting: Duane Shellabarger, Todd Hicks, Tracy Davis, Doug Frey Flags: Anessa Hamilton, Lisa Crider, Patricia Krick, Julie Crider, Holly Steiner 62 miss something? Thomas jamin to the beat Get us started girls Let's Take a break down sox Take'en it And now High School Choir: Front Row Chris Strown, Patricio Krick, Dianne Godwin, Lori Heppeard, Terri Clay Back Row Mrs Davis, Da Rita Rasawehr, Duane Shellabarger, Tom Mayes, Katie Gallman. Jr. High Choir: Kneeling: Norman Norris, Matthew Grieshop, David Krogman, Mike Heck, Darrel Seibert, Rudy Rasberry Standm eila Webb, Cherry Green, Angi Dobransky, Krissy Smith, Shaune Kline, Andrea Wilkins, Jennifer O'Neil, Julie Severns, Julie Hamilt Mrs. Davis. 64 WE ARE UNIQUE UNTO OURSELVES The world seems to be a jumble of humans yet in that jumble there is a unique individual striving to find himself. Reach into the grab bag and pull out what vou wish whether it be smiles and laughter, joy and happiness or misery and sorrow, tears and disappointment. Reach in and pull out friendship and companionship for a true friend will stand beside you at all times and no matter what happens whether good or bad there will be someone who will understand. Reach in and pull out freedom and securin'. Now are difficult times for us. We want freedom to do as we wish yet we need the security of home and we rely on it during these difficult times. Reach in the grab bag and pull out logic and reason. Now comes a time for us to mold convictions and make judgments. We must choose our path, discover our direction, and shape our future. We will exercise these powers and reach for the stars. Reach in and pull out inspiration and creativity. Inspiration to strive toward our destiny and to seek to discover a meaning and a purpose in life, and creativity to create a world where everyone can peacefully live the life they choose. And most important of all reach in the grab-bag and pull out love for love is the universal language and the basis of all understanding. Our life is like a grab-bag. There are manv opportunities for each and everv one of us. All we have to do is reach for them, grasp them, and then make the most of them. 65 66 Sports 67 Varsity Volleyball. Kneeling Coach Heidi Moorman. Standing: Teresa Now, Terri Clay, Patricia Krick, Michele Derossette, Kelly Duff, Julie Boley, Pam Williams, and Jodi Adams. Spikers and Setters Junior Varsity Volleyball: Standing: Julie Sullinger, Emily Ziegenbusch, Kelly Duff, Anna Welker, Lori Heppeard, Kari McGillvary, Mindy Frank, and Tanya Warner. Kneeling: Jodi Grieshop, Coach Heidi Moorman, Jodi Adams. 68 It's lonely out in front. The thrill of victory. I know the finish is some where. Standing: John Emans, Tony Norris, John Crider. Sitting: Chrissy Seitering, Tonya Hicks, Nick Myers, Sharon Kill, Jenny Kill, Rob Abromavich, Paul Seifering, and Danny Stant. Not shown Coach Bev Sutter. High School Cross Country 69 Way to go Tracy. Varsity Cheerleaders; Top; Tracy Davis, Diana Trisle, Jodi Adams, Splits; Kelly Duff Kelly Jump a little higher. Lost! Who forgot their Right Guard! Missy Shufflen on Down. Varsity Cheerleaders 70 J. V. Cheerleaders; Standing; Jodi Grieshop, Patricia Krick, Sitting; Tonya Hicks, Anna Welker Get excited. Fly, Away. What's going on. This is Pirate Country V. Cheerleaders J. 71 Varsity Hoopshooters Kneeling: Head Coach Randy Humerickhouse, Reserve Coach Kris Darr Standing: Manager Rudy Rusberry, Eric Goodwin, Jeff Godwin, Doug Frey, Gary Koesters, John Hesse, Mike Kocsters, John Emans, Brian Boroff, Steve Baldauf, Kerry Walls, and Manager Shawn Engle. How 'bout 2 points! Smell good, Jeff! Get that rebound! Pirates Scores Opponents 51 Crestview 79 65 Blackhawk 64 62 Ohio City 43 59 New Knoxville 48 35 Waynesfield 85 66 Parkway 62 68 Blackhawk 67 65 Temple Christian 79 58 St. Henry 84 56 Coldwater 106 71 Ft. Recovery 80 75 Ohio City 73 41 Marion Local 54 56 Delphos St. John's 62 73 Minster 93 106 Canterbury 39 79 New Bremen 81 72 Delphos Jefferson 69 60 Temple Christian 84 31 Tournament Marion Local 66 72 Reserve Hoopshooters Kneeling: Reserve Coach Kris Darr Standing: Manager Rudy Rasberry, Scotty Mayes, Mike Dicke, Doug Frey, Mike Koesters, John Hesse, John Emans, Tom George, Steve Baldauf, Kerry Walls. Pirates Scores Opponents 24 Crestview 50 36 Blackhawk 33 43 Ohio City 32 41 New Knoxville 47 24 Waynesfield 38 37 Parkway 54 47 Blackhawk 42 27 Temple Christian 50 24 St. Henry 52 18 Coldwater 57 28 Ft. Recovery 69 32 Ohio City 39 24 Marion Local 71 24 Delphos St. John's 74 29 Minster 43 24 New Bremen 46 Pirates Scores Oppo- 41 Delphos Jefferson nents 68 48 Temple Christian 56 Lookout 'couse here I cornel Get'em Wollsy! Oops! go get'em Dougy! 73 Baseball (front row) Scotty Mayes, Tony Norris, Nick Myers, Eric Goodwin, David Now. (back row) Jeff Goodwin, Doug Frey, John Emans, Chris Welker, Scott McMichael, Mr. Schaffner. Sleeping in the job. Another inning down. My turn to bat. 74 Slide Chrissy. We're on top. Batter up. Softball (front row) Chrissy Siefring, Tracy Davis, Jodi Grieshop, Kari McGillvary, Jill Emans. (back row) Theresa Now, Anna Welker, Diana Trisel, Sharon Kill, Jennifer Kill, Heidi Laux, Mrs. Wisher. 75 LADY HOOPSTERS Varsity Scores Mendon Opponents 59 Blackhawk 46 72 Mississnawa Valley 80 55 Parkway 82 54 New Knoxville 83 49 L.T.C. 35 46 Ft. Jennings 102 36 Parkway 91 54 L.T.C. 55 43 St. Henry 67 33 Coldwater 73 36 Ft. Recovery 77 52 Blackhawk 47 25 Marion Local 45 65 Ohio City 38 46 Delphos St. Johns 103 35 Spencerville 66 53 Minster 70 74 Canterbury 11 64 Ohio City 56 40 New Bremen 62 19 St. Henry 66 denotes tournament Front: Tracy Davis, Diana Trisel, Back: Pam Williams, Anna Welker, Sharon Kill, Jenny Kill, Michelle Derossett, Kelly Duff Front: Emily Ziegenbusch, Paula Stant, Back: Chrissy Siefring, Valerie Engle, Heidi Laux, Jill Emans Paula shoots a freebie Quickness: A blur to the camera 76 ST A TISTICIANS Sharon Kill, Terri Clay, Julie Boley, Jenny Kill, Heidi Laux Pam Williams Anna Welker Valerie Fngle, Nicole Brown When the music stops . . Do not disturb Geniuses at work. Another Day At Mendon High They said this was lunch!! Concentrating on the days events. Paul Siefering contemplating lunch. I thought I took a bath. Studying is so exciting! 78 Michelle Derossette and one of many enjoying the 1986 Homecoming Dance. 79 80 Underclassmen 81 Troy Adorns Doug Chaney Julie Crider Scott Edgecomb Robbie Emans Jennifer Fox Michael Freels Sharron Godwin Cherry Green Anessa Hamilton Michael Heck Les Klausing Shaune Kline Angela Krick David Krogman Matthew Krogman Norman Norris Krissy Smith Holly Steiner Jason Sutter Sheila Webb 82 Eighth Grade Kimberly Baldouf Kristie Barber Tracy Barber Anna Bartee Traci Clay Lisa Crider Shawn Engle Aaron Frey Mathew Grieshop Julia Hamilton Katrina Harner E.J. Hunt Rodney Louth Tracy Mullins Jennifer O'Neill Rudy Rasberry Julie Severns Mark Snider 83 Seventh Grade The lonely sport. Up, up, ond away. The super glue failed again. 84 Jr. High SPOR TS 85 Doug Chaney, Aaron Frey, Les Klausing, Jason Sutter, Norman Norris, Lisa Crider, Cherry Green, Anessa Hamilton, Matt Krogman, Holly Steiner, Rudy Rasberry Push it over, Clyde! The race is on! I don't know where we are; just keep Junior High Cross Country 86 Jr. High Basketball Front row: Mark Snyder, Shown Engle, Matt Grieshop, Rodney Louth, Rudy Rosberry, Second row: Manager, Troy Adams, Les Klausing, Mike Heck, Scott Edgecomb, Aaron Frey, Coach, Paul Woeste Cross Country For the first time since 1983 the Mendon-Union Pirates have put runners back on the cross country field. The cross country team was started by a junior high student Jason Sutter, who was really interested in the sport of running. Jason with the help of his mother, Bev Sutter, organized the 85-86 team. Many hard weeks of vigorous training were needed to get the runners into shape before their first meet. The cross country trail was a rocky one for both runners and coach. The team worked hard and seemed never to let pain and exhaustion get them down, but instead they used it to help them overcome their difficulties. The meets came and went, with each one runner they became stronger and faster and ran with more confidence in themselves and their team. Not many victories were known to this Pirate Team, but with every loss it seemed to make the runners work harder through the cross country season the only victory came against Marion. When you have an inexperienced team with inexperienced runners running against teams that have been running for many years you can't expect them to do well from the start. The inexperienced runners bounced back stronger from each defeat all the way to the end of the season where they gave it their best shot and won. Not only did they win a race, but they also won the respect from other teams. It just goes to show that this Pirate team did NOT give up, but pushed their hardest at the end. There is a saying that fits this team of Mendon-Union. WHEN THE GOING GETS TOUGH, THE TOUGH GET GOING! 87 Sitting: Statisticians Katie Gallman, Andie Wilkins, Sharron Godwin Kneeling: Jennifer Fox, Anessa Hamilton, Julie Severns, Bobby Freewald Standing: Coach Mrs. Wisher, Holly Steiner, Julie Crider, Shaune Kline, Jennifer O'Neill, Katrina Harner Jr. High Volleyball Kneeling. Coach Diane Uncapher Standing. Julie Severns, Andie Wilkins, Jennifer O’Neill, Sharron Godwin, Shaune Kline, Katrina Harner, Traci Gay, Julie Hamilton 88 Sustained!! Sixth Grade Mrs. Bruce Scott Altenbach Jason Boroff Sheila Boyer Mike Chaney Sean Crider Scott Dicke Jason Edgecomb Anne Gallman Greg Golden Travis Hicks Danny Houser Bridget Hunt Tonya Jilek Heather Jones Scott Krogman Jeff Krugh Ryan Louth Greg Mathews Eric McElroy Matt Millisor Junior Roberts Shad Stant Josh Sullinger Mandy Sutter Ryan Trisel Tammy Ziegenbusch 89 Mrs. Schwartz Kelly Chaney Christina Cunningham Kristina Hamilton Tiffany Hamilton Terry Houser Tony Houser Tracy Houser Kevin Koesters Curt Miller Tanya Naseman Todd Naseman Kristel Painter Timothy Roether Jason Stansberry Lonie Thompson Does he really expect us to get this finished? Hard at work in Mrs. Schwartz's class. 90 Fifth Grade Mr. Reusner Christina Barber John Boroff Erica Burger Andrew Clay Emily Ellis Misty Freewalt Eric George David Golden Howard Green Jeff Kittle Bart Krogman Amy McMichael Jeffrey McMichael Stacy Miller Heather Saeright Eric Shaffer Joshua Sheets Julie Sites Shane Stansberry Valerie Steiner Johnny Thomas Kris Thompson Brian Webb t — ■ t Michael Webb Fire prevention doy Fourth Grade 91 m-m good. Third Grade Mrs. Hover Matt Altenbach Rose Bartee Matt Carpenter Aaron Clay Matthew Dorsten Ryan Etgen Amanda Figley Jennifer Fischer Jodie Frey Lucas Gallman Kim Golden Christina Green Lynn Grieshop Thomas Kiefer Jason Kiefer Elizabeth Krick Lance Krogman Benjamin Laux Audery Mayes Lisa McMichael Rhonda Rasawehr Jennifer Rasawuhr Barbis Searight John Shinaberry Shelly Springer Clifford Tyler 92 Mrs. Bowling Jamie Baldauf Trinity Burger Bobbie Carpenter Ryan Clay Justin Ellis Crystal Gossard Kelly Hamilton Eddie Howard Kyle Jones Brook Kennedy Brandi Kittle Jarod Teeple Angie Thompson Stacy Uhrick Chad Webb Wes Wolford Luke Krogman David Krugh Kurt McMichael Rodney Monford Travis Piper Toni Sprague Our first Thanksgiving You mean I don't get any turkey? 93 Second Grade Mrs. Weitz David Barber DeAnne Barber Rebecca Burris Aaron Coltei Mark Edgecomb Miranda Engle Justin Fast Mathew Gossard Holly Hunt Gab Johnson Sabriam Loll Marc Mayes David McGrow Amanda Monroe Robert Moon Jennifer Roberts Jennifer Roebuck Hope Shaffer James Sites Ryan Sites Angie Spinger John Thompson Trent Wolford Are these all the 'gredience. . . . and this is how the Pilgrims do it. First Grade 94 Miss Knapke Christy Baltzell Rick Burris Brent Clay Brianne Clifford Jered Colter Mary Colter Trish High David Houser Nicole I lunt Scott Ketcham Cory Kittle Kim Koesters Travis Loux Jerry Moon James Painter Jim Poeppelman Jonathan Rickard Holly Shaffer Crystal Shmdler Donna Springer Erica Teeple Chad Uhrick Breane Uncapher Abby Vorhees Buddy Weaver BJ Young I'm not telling whats in my jar. Kindergarten 95 THESPENCERVILLE ■ - ■ ■ JOURNAL NEWS We’re proud to support Working Hand in Hand with the our local schools. Mendon Schools. COME AND SEE US ABOUT .« fit CAREER OPPORTUNITIES. COMPLIMENTS OF - [—. 1 I 1 | A 1 CENTRAL I INSURANCE COMPANIES 126 N. Broadway Spencerville 647-4981 — - =j 96 Compliments of Thomas Clothing Shoes — Mens Wear 124 N. Broadway Spencerville, Ohio Compliments of VIVIAN FRANK— STANLEY HOME PRODUCTS ONE HOUR DELUXE DRY CLEANERS 586-3385 219 E. Main St. Celina, Ohio Phone: 363-3242 RILEY CHEVROLET Rockford, Ohio LAUDICK’S JEWELRY 130 E. 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