Morgan County R II Schools - Mirror Yearbook (Versailles, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1985 volume:

THE 1985 MIRROR VOLUME 64 Morgan Co. RII Versailles,MO WHAT’S GOING IN The doors opened once more to begin that all too long nine months of school. In that nine months that huge building would be like a sec- ond home to the students. It was filled with the noise of talking and laughing, dribbling basket- balls in the gym, and the sounds of practicing from the music rooms. The promising aromas of gourmet cooking in the hall from the Home Ec room and the smell of burnt chemicals coming from the mad scientists' chemistry room. The year held hopes and excitement for some, and fear and dread for others. The year would be very much the same, but also very different from the others. Welcome to the year of 1984-85! V Academics..........6 Clubs.............26 Sports............40 Royalty...........60 Special Events....70 People............86 Jr. High.........106 Introduction 3 Top left— Can I have some service? Top right—Tim, what have you been doing in the darkroom? Right—“It's doubtful. Bottom — Mrs. Hughes' class eagerly wel- comes the camera. Top—The spoiled and the rotten. Bottom— That's right, we bad. Top—The Pope or the paperboy? Bottom—the sopho- more float committee has a quick conference Top — Covergirl? Bottom left — Nice tie Bottom middle—What are you doing? Bottom right—Daddy!! Student Life 5 Academics 7 VHS BAND MARCHES ON New activities were added to the Versailles Marching Band schedule as Miss Debbie Jackson continues to work to develop a strong march- ing band program. The Flag Corps was one such addition formed to march with the band. The band marched in several parades including the Apple Festi- val, CMSU Homecoming, Versailles Homecoming, and Halloween parades. They also played at all home football games and the play- offs at Osage. Another important part of the year was going to the Tri-County and District music contests. Two soloists did well at these contests Sherri Yoder got a I- rating at Tri- County and a I at District with her saxaphone solo. Johnna Yeokum re- ceived a I rating for her flute solo. Other events included playing at the Cavalcade of Bands and graduation. Karen Bowman leads the parade for the Tigers. Flag Corps—Lori Pendergraft, Candice Slater, Jenny Sinclair, Ginger Applebury, Camilla Vogt Front row—Johnna Yeokum, Sylvia Guhr, Kara Baumgartner, Debbie Weinstein, Jeanne McDonald, Jennifer Marriott; Second row—Ronda Rayl, Tracy Reames, Susan Todd, John Sinclair, Kevin Ball, Sherry Yoder; Third row—Mike Marple, Brian Lehman, Mike Hyde, Christi Huffman, Jana Rouse, Jimmy Dornan, Paula James, Lori Pendergraft, Tony Elliott, Connie Hayes; Back row—Craig Joy, Mitzi Clark, David White, Miss Debbie Jackson. 8 Band Flute Trio—Stacey Baumer, Kara Baumgartner, lohnna Yeokum Top: Mixed Clarinet Quarlet—Lori Pendergraft, Jamie Alpers, Tracy Reames, Paula James; Bottom: French Horn Trio—Susan Todd, John Sinclair, Beverly Baumgartner Soloists—Sylvia Guhr, Sherri Yoder, Johnna Yeokum, Tracy Reames Flute Trio—Lori Pendergraft, Sylvia Guhr, Jennifer Marriott Band 9 Highlights: DO RE mi ... Fall Concert Choir sings at Central Methodist College in Fayette Christmas Concert Tri-County Contest at California— 19 I's District Contest at Warrensburg State Contest at Columbia Spring Fling Concert Choir—Left to Right—Front Row—Tracy Parrish, Ronda Thomas, Tracy Reames, Amy Lutman, Jim Dornan, Tim Roberts, Eric Guhr, Sheri Henderson, Joy Hutchison, Melissa Kimbrell, John Gerlt, Loren Yoder, Lesa Loganbill, Kim Raines, Lisa Hizon, Gin- ger Raines—Second Row—Mrs. Jlee Woolley, Ruth Ann Steelman, Sherry Yoder, Alicesha Good, Karen Bowman, Greg Willson, David White, Hank Vogt, Diane Steelman, Debbie Anderson, Carrie Marshall, Carol Wenger, Walter Woods, Tim Hester, Paula James, Michelle Braden, Cristy White, Sammi Lee—Third Row—Lelia Marriott, Sylvia Guhr, Annette Herod, Erin Concannon, Robbie Luthen, Jay Dunham, Ronnie Campbell, Lee Marriott, John Sinclair, Cheri Power, Jana Rouse, Susan Todd, Martha Packett, Dawn Stevens, Chris Pifer, Ralph Berkstresser, Eric Coffman, Christi Huffman, Ellie Twyman, Jean Hull, Dawne Whaley, Greta Thompson—Fourth Row—Lisa Petty, Carolyn Barnard, Marjorie Packett, Krista Thouvenal, Sherie Bowers, Jeff Jackson, Mike Marple, Jeff Lutman, Danny Oyler, Terry Fields, Robin Taylor, Kim Jennings, Ann Hester, Monica Bertelli, Kimberly Chamberlain, Barrie Bauer, Mark Sidebottoms, Jeff Higgins, Brian Pearcy, Sallianne Thompson, Tami Randall, Angela Colvin, Lana Hutchison, Stacey Bolton, Jessica Yarger Accompanists for 1984-1985 — Left to Right — Sallianne Thompson, Sherry Yoder, Dawne Whaley, Greta Thompson Versailles Girls Sextet—Top Left to Top Right—Monica Bertelli, Senior Girls Sextet—Clockwise—Lisa Hixon, Kimberly Chamberlain, Sammi Lee, Lelia Marriott, Cristy White, Dawn Stevens, Erin Barrie Bauer, Lisa Petty, Robin Taylor, Greta Thompson Concannon. 10 Concert Choir 9 9 Q 9 9 (% h n f! j | © a s! L Men's Glee Club- Left to right Bottom Row—Jim Dornan, Tim Roberts, Eric Guhr, John Gerlt, Loren Yoder Second Row—Greg Willson, David White, Hank Vogt, Tim Hester, Walter Woods, Ralph Berkstresser Third Row—Robbie Leuthen, Jay Dunham, Ronnie Campbell, Lee Marriott, Chris Pifer, Jeff Higgins, Eric Coffman. Fourth Row—Jeff Jackson, Mike Marple, John Sinclair, Jeff Lutman, Danny Oyler, Terry Fields, Mark Sidebottom, Brian Pearcy. Gold Mixed Double Quartet — Left to Right—First Row — John Gerlt, Barrie Bauer, Dawn Stevens, Walter Woods. Second Row—Lisa Petty, Eric Guhr, Jay Dunham, Carolyn Barnard. Sophomore Girls Black Sextet Clockwise—Kim Raines, Cheri Power, Krista Thouvenal, Annette Herod, Missy Kimbrell, Joy Hutchison. Ladies Glee Club—Left to Right—First Row—Tracy Parrish, Ronda Thomas, Tracy Reame8, Amy Lutman, Sheri Henderson, Joy Hutchison, Melissa Kimbrell, Lesa Loganbill, Kira Raines, Lisa Hixon, Ginger Raines. Second Row—Ruth Ann Steelman, Sherry Yoder, Alicesha Good, Karen Bowman, Diane Steelman, Debbie Anderson, Carrie Marshall, Carol Wenger, Paula James, Michelle Braden, Cristy White, Sammi Lee. Third Row — Mrs. Jlee Woolley, Lelia Marriott, Sylvia Guhr, Annette Herod, Erin Concannon, Cheri Power, Jana Rouse, Susan Todd, Martha Packett, Dawn Stevens, Christi Huffman, Ellie Twyman, Jean Hull, Dawne Whaley, Greta Thompson Back Row—Lisa Petty, Carolyn Barnard, Marjorie Packett, Krista Thouvenal, Sheri Bowers, Robin Taylor, Kim Jennings, Ann Hester, Monica Bertelli, Kimberly Chamberlain, Barrie Bauer, Sallianne Thompson, Tami Randall, Angela Colvin, Lana Hutchison, Stacey Bolton, Jessica Yarger. Freshman Girls Sextet—Clockwise —Ruth Ann Steelman, Michelle Braden, Tami Randall, Sylvia Guhr, Diane Steelman, Middle—Sherry Yoder. Concert Choir 11 Black Mixed Double—Left to Right—First Row—Greg Willson, Sammi Lee. Second Row—Chris Pifer, Susan Todd, Third Row —Ronnie Campbell, Kimberly Chamber- lain. Fourth Row—Brian Pearcy, Krista Thouvenal Black Mens Double Quartet—Clockwise—Loren Yoder, Tim Roberts, Lee Marriott, Jeff Lutman, Brian Pearcy, Eric Coffman, Jeff Higgins, John Gerlt. Soloists for Contest—Left to Right—First Row—Kimberly Chamberlain, Susan Todd, Tracy Reames, Carol Wenger. Second Row — Lisa Petty, Barrie Bauer, Krista Thouvenal, Monica Bertelli, Lelia Marriott. Third Row—Brian Pearcy, Eric Coffman, Ronnie Campbell, Chris Pifer. Gold Men's Double Quartet—Clockwise—Greg Willson, Ronnie Campbell, Chris Pifer, Danny Oyler, Tim Hester, Jay Dunham, Walter Woods. Concert Choir girls at Christmas Concert. 12 Concert Choir Mixed Chorus—Left to Right Front Row—Ronda Thomas, Shana Dougherty, Rhonda Todd, Sherry Thomas, Jackie Espinosa, Carl Johnson, Tom Todd, Rick Long, Susan Mainard, Leatha Hanrahan, Renee Woods, Keri Hunter, Susan Berendzen, Tammy Woollery—Second Row—Lori Rash, Michella Wilson, Vicki Napier, Kim Baumer, Stephanie Bennett, Gary Croy, Curtis Bland, Hank Vogt, Gail Burkhart, Cindy Harrison, Jackie Dawson, Debbie Chadwick, Mrs. Jlee Woolley—Third Row—Donna Tunis, Jessica Yarger, Tammi Hirschvogel, Debbie Jaco, Donna Witt, Joe Ferrell, Tom Salzman, Lee Marriott, Bill Bielinski, Sammi Lee, Carolyn Twyman, Ellie Twyman, Tami Hill, Tracy Lepley, Greta Thompson — Back Row — Kim Jennings, Wendy Uber, Ginger Applebury, Lou Lani Walker, Ann Hester, Shelley Allen, Sherie Bowers, Ken Bowman, Danny Oyler, Dion Hibdon, Mark Green, Mark Sidebottom, John Swendrowski, Lana Hutchison, Leslie Wolfgeher, Roberta Winters, Mary Calvert, Chris Allan, Missy Homan Sophomore Girls Gold Sextet—Left to Right — Front—Sallianne Thompson —Second Row—Marjorie Packett, Martha Packett—Third Row—Carolyn Barnard, Carol Wenger, Susan Todd Members of All-District Choir—Left to Right—Front Row—Chris Pifer, Larry Ball, Ronnie Campbell—Second Row—Brian Pearcy, Kimberly Chamberlain, Lisa Petty, Barrie Bauer, Tim Petty Mixed Chorus, Concert Choir 13 SOMETHING NEW Being new in a school can be a very scary and nervous time. You never know what people will expect of you, whether they will accept you and like you. A new teacher may have it a lit- tle harder. They must stand in front of many new faces and try to gain our respect. They usually know their jobs and what is ex- pected of them yet gaining our respect takes time and patience. A new class must try and live up to expectations also. The only difference is that they do not have a set pattern, only what we put in and receive from them. They also take time to gain respect. As a whole being new in our school is very hard work. If we try to make them welcome, we who have been here a while and those who are new will be much happier. 14 Classes New Students—Front: Kim Martin, Tina Watkins, Anne Baker, Tammy Metchnikoff; Back: Craig Wallace, David Finch, Doug Gregory, Brian Hoselton, John Baker Above: A new Student. Below: What a Cover Girl. What Sweeties!?! Classes 15 CLASSES DO MATTER Rough night, Mike? Classes make up every part of our day. We go to each with a small hope of learning or at least having a little fun. There are always memories of doing both, yet each class takes a little work—or maybe a lot. Each class, whether old or new, was meant for our own good. They are meant to teach about life and how life will be. We are being pre- pared for a future outside of this school. So remember each day as you sit in class that through the learning it may well be that you will be- come a prepared citizen of tomor- row. Lell: Calvin Klein's new line. Right: Bedtime for Bo Bo. f I don't get this stuff. Left: Once upon time . . . : right: What excitement! Student at hard work Can anything be that iunny. We hear the laughter down the halls every day, yet there are things that make us sad. One of these sad events happened during the 1984-85 school year as sophomore Charlene Comstock was killed in an accidental fire in her home. She will be missed by her family and friends. Classes 17 ITS HARD WORK! Kids, we've got trouble Yearbook started off the year with only two surviving from the year before, and a roomful of peo- ple who had no idea of what a cropper or a 3-R sheet was. Every- one had a lot of learning to do. The staff also had more to do than just class. It involved selling candy (always selling candy!) at lunch and at games. The staff also had the huge task of selling books for the next year, selling calen- dars, and putting the yearbook to- gether by deadline. Tim’s at the other end of the camera. L. to R: Brian Pearcy, Sheridan Henderson, Craig Baumgartner, Ronnie Campbell, Stacy Jo Williams, Bo Campbell, Wally Boatright, Wendy Clark, Donna Hess, Greta Thompson, Tim Petty, Robin Taylor. Top left: When is deadline''?!! Top right: Mrs. Trail and Tim confer on a picture to be taken. The endless job of selling candy. 18 Yearbook NEWS AND VIEWS Writing my story for the paper. Front row: Cindy Harrison, Ginger Raines, Donna Witt, Ann Hester, Back row: Wally Boatright, Tim Petty, Bill Hineman, Larry Ball, Brian Pearcy Tiger Tracks is the offi- cial newspaper of Ver- sailles High School and is published semi-weekly. The reporters receive their assignments on Thursday and are due 12 days later on a Tuesday. After re- ceiving their assignments reporters have until the next Wednesday to make interviews, appointments and prepare interview questions. During this time journalism students have other work they must do. Tiger Track 19 DECA MEANS BUSINESS POK OHS POP •|° CANDY 10 CANDY .40 Left: Don't ask for anything. Top: Eating all the profits? Right: Madam President, Kelly Huffman. First row: Mrs Diane Klusmeyer, Kelly Huffman, Lisa Hixon, Sheila Yoder, Cindy Harrison, Lisa Barnes, Cristy White, Lea Ann Nickels, Lana Hutchison, Barrie Bauer, Hank Vogt Sec- ond row: Brenda Schuster, Don Tennison, Tom Drury, Chris Andersen, Rick Long, Mitch Turpin, Mark Green, Nolan Sousley, John Lund, Mike Moesch, Christy Jaco Third row: Jack- ie Espinosa, Tony Stafford, Tammy Hester, Sheri Bowers, Renee Woods, Ann Hester, Lisa Patton, Chris Hatfield, Gerald Monroe, Angie Crowe Fourth row: Tim Hester, Mark Sidebottom, Shawna Jones, Dina Marshall, Tami Hill, Wendy Uber, Lora Ballard, Jenny Schwab Christy shows her profile. To DECA, the name of the game is work. This year the club was ac- tive in many in school and extra- curricular activities. The club had meetings once a month and also made sandwiches at lunch. They ran the haunted house for the Res- cue Squad and organized DECA Week. The highlights of the year included District Career Develop- ment Contest in Jeff City and State Contest at the Lodge of the Four Seasons. DECA held their Em- ployer Appreciation Banquet April 29th. Left: Someone call my name? Right: DECA officers 20 DECA THE DAILY LIFE Top: Carol, did you make your tie out of Ripper's blouse? Upper right: I think it ate my quarter.” Right: See John jump. Top left: Lunch time chatter Top right: No coed dorms!?!” Bottom: Greta: How much are you going to pay me to go to college?” Student Life 21 COMMANDERS AND CHIEF Minnie Thoss Carla Gerlt Top — School Board — Left to Right—Katherine Hutchison, Tom Todd, Don Kimbrell, Vincel Allee, Homer Garber, Harry Jones, Luke Campbell, Minnie Thoss Top left — Bob Kimpton, Administrative Assistant Center—Vincel Allee, Superintendent. Bottom left—Carmen Hayden, Jr. High Principal Bottom left—Leo Snelling, High School Principal Kimmie Yarnell 7 j - A I Mr Bill Ball Mr Gary Barnard Miss Carol Burnham Mr Lyle Chamberlain Mrs. Cynthia Cole Mr. Chris Concannon Ms Marjorie David Mrs. Mary Beth Dicus Mr Layne Edgington Mrs June Enowski Mrs. Debra Fischer Mr David Fox Mrs Mary Frank Mrs. Kathleen Gregory Mrs. Joyce Gunn Mrs. Mary Hayden Mrs Laura Henderson Miss Brenda Hodges Ms. Helen Hohenshell Mr. LeRoy Hope Mrs Beverly Hughes Mrs. Adelia Hutchison Miss Debra Jackson Mr Danny Jordan Mrs. Louise Jordan Mrs. Diane Klusmeyer Mr. Dan Lents Mrs. Lois Moser Mr. Roger Nash Mrs. Sue Nickels Mr. Ron Power Mrs Avanelle Rankin Mrs. Betty Goodman Mrs. Sylvia Morrison Mrs. Margaret Nelen Mrs. Mary Daniels Miss Linda Scott Mrs Carol Shrout Mr Dean Thiemann Mrs. Amy Todd Mrs Martha Trail Mr. Dennis Vallandingham Mrs Lynn Vallandingham Mr Leroy Viebrock Mr Dennis Whitehead Mr David Wood Mrs. Jlee Woolley Mrs. Eldora Yoder Mrs Alisha Ziegelbein Faculty 23 That mischievous boy Hmmmmmm' Once upon a time What do you mean the driver's ed car is missing! “Really? For two and one half years the high school faculty saved their three cent profit from each bottle of soda that was sold in the lounge. What did they do with their small profit? They set out to redecorate their meeting area—the all important Teacher's Lounge. The teachers felt that the lounge was a cold and unfriendly place. They wanted a homey atmosphere, something warm and cheerful. To brighten up the lounge, they laid down new carpet, reupholstered the couch, added tablecloths to the plain tables, and rearranged the furniture. Although most of the teachers took part in the redecoration, two of the faculty added their own unique touches. Mr. Dan Lents add- ed his own distinct personality by donating a few paintings he had done. Mr. LeRoy Viebrock also worked extra hard by constructing the wooden furniture in the lounge. Not only can his talents be found in the lounge, but also in the library. Mr. Viebrock worked during the summer to create the bookshelves, cabinets, and many other wooden items that furnish the library and lounge. Redecorating the teacher's lounge was a success. The faculty's next goal is to save enough of their pop profit to purchase a new refrigerator to replace the decaying one. Because of the new, homey atmosphere of the lounge, it is a comfortable place to relax and visit. Teachers receiving their 24 Faculty COOKS AND CLEANERS Jim Towles Custodian Robert Gee Custodian John Lunsford and Neal Bowman Night Custodians Clifford Miller Left to Right—Linda Wilson, Lorene Barton, Marva Hutchison, Bea Bennett, Mable Chiles, Buildings and Grounds Supervisor Gwen Blankenship, Shirley Brown, Lois Forth, Lucille Bishop lunches in the cafeteria. Who is the first one to school in the morning? Who do the teachers yell for in an emer- gency? Who do the students chat with in the hall? The an- swer for all three is Bob Gee, our friendly high school custo- dian. For four years, Bob has worked at Versailles High School. He enjoys being with the students and working indoors. Bob started working when he turned sixteen. He took on the heavy responsibility of raising his younger nephews. Bob Gee has also owned and tamed horses, constructed pool tables, and hauled turkeys. He said that he was glad to have a steady job at VHS and he'd like to keep on working here. Bob and his wife Nancy have been married for twenty-five years. He enjoys many sports such as fishing, camping, volleyball, and softball. Cooks and Custodians 25 26 Division Page SPIRIT MAKERS Run! Killer Car! Boys' Cheerleaders—Front: Sammi Lee, Middle: Jessica Yarger, Tracey Underwood, Erin Concannon; Top: Kim Baumer Left: A lot of laughs. Right: A little embarrassment Volleyball Cheerleaders—Front: Dina Marshall; Middle: Ann Hester, Ann Baker; Top: Wendy Clark 28 Cheerleaders Above: Show your stuff! Below: Raise your arms if you're sure! Wrestling Cheerleaders: Bottom, Donna Witt; Middle, Wendy Clark, Lesa Loganbill; Top, Missy Kimbrell Left: What enthusiasm Right: Hey Go Team! Above: Cheerleaders participate in Spirit Week Below: Hey Sexy Boy There are many tasks in cheer- leading that no one every really hears about or sees. The money made, the cheers, and the spirit are all important and show good cheer- leading. Yet when the game is over and the score is left for the worst, a quiet smile is sometimes very hard but the best. Cheerleading is very hard but the fun is worth all the hard work. The people they meet and the friends they make are very important. A closet at camp will bring laughter to any cheerleader's face. The cheerleaders will remember the fun forever. Girls Basketball Cheerleaders: Bottom: Dina Marshall, Top: Anne Baker Cheerleading 29 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8 The drill team had the hardest year ever probably since their be- ginning. To start off with, the team had no specific hour of the day in which to practice and had to set times before and after school and on the weekends. But drill team did their best with highlights of the year such as: The Curly Shuffle , Heart of Rock and Roll , Head Over Heels , and their light routine to Fox on the Run . The team had seven seniors and was invited to dance at the State Basketball Championships in Springfield. Lana Hutchison, Dawn Stevens, Cristy White, Kimberly Chamberlain, Lori Viebrock, Barrie Bauer, Monica Bertelli, Robin Taylor. 30 Drill Team MAY I HELP YOU? First row: Stacy lo Williams, Davina Weinstein, Camilla Vogt, Donna Hess; Second row: Tara Smith, LeaAnn Nickels, Sherry Hutchison, Jennifer Hull, Tracey Underwood, Jackie Keen, Third row: Stacy Dial, Renee Wood, Tracy Wilson, Ronda Rayl, Tammy Massingill, Mrs. Cole; Fourth row: Tim Petty, Don Tennison, Jimmy Upton; Fifth row: Wally Boatright, Peanut Frank, Chris Andersen. Top, top left: Don't look now, Chris!!! Top left: “Let me see, the western books are over here. Top right: You want help with what!!?? Everybody's favorite librarian, Mrs. Cole. Who answers the phone, writes out your tardy slips, and picks up the absentee lists every hour? The office help. Who checks out your books and magazines for you and makes sure you find clean books in the right order? The library aids. Those people do a lot of work every day to help the office and library run smoothly. First row: Ginger Raines, John Dunham, Ken Bowman Second row: Jean Hull, Monica Bertelli, Tracey Underwood, Sherry Hutchison Office and Library Help 31 RELIGIOUS CLUBS Fellowship of Christian Athletes continued its tradition of commu- nity service this year under the leadership of Coach Danny Jordan. FCA sponsored the Apple Festival Run and organized and helped with the blood drive. Coach Jordan commended Tim Roberts, FCA president, for doing a tremendous job in getting everything arranged for the blood drive. The drive netted 108 dona- tions with the goal being 70-80. Ecclesia is a group of Christian students who gather on a regular basis to have devotionals and share concerns. Eric Coffman served as president this year. ECCLESIA—Seated — Eric Coffman. Standing—Tara Smith, Ginger Applebury, Johnna Yeokum, Mrs Martha Trail, Tracey Underwood, Debbie Weinstein, Aquino Wallace, Kim Shrout, Jessica Yarger, LeaAnn Nickels, Ronda Rayl, Robin Taylor, Donna Hess FCA—Mr Danny Jordan, Lisa Petty, Tim Roberts, Carla Garber, John Dunham, Joy Hutchison, Marjorie Packett, Tracey Underwood, Donna Hess, Jessica Yarger, Dawn Stevens, Kimberly Chamberlain, Cristy White, Martha Packett, Krista Thouvenal, Carolyn Barnard, Melissa Kimbrell, Jeff Hughes, LeaAnn Nickels, Bo Campbell, Dawne Whaley, Greta Thomp- son, Monica Bertelli, Loren Yoder, Lori Pendergraft, James Nikkei, Peanut Frank, Wally Boatright, Ronnie Campbell, Robin Taylor, Lisa Barnes, Ginger Raines, Sean Concannon, Kelly Huffman, Tim Petty, Lana Hutchison, Paula James, Kara Baumgartner, Sallianne Thompson. 32 Ecclesia-FCA HONOR CLUBS National Honor Society lives up to its name as it honors each year those students who excel in the characteristics of scholarship, leadership, service and character. Their service projects includ- ed adopting a needy family, of- fering a tutoring service and recognizing students who made the honor roll. NHS also raised money which was used for a scholarship. Lisa Petty was president this year of the Versailles Athletic Club. Membership in this club is limited to those athletes who have lettered in a sport and remain in good standing throughout high school. Proceeds from a concession stand and coed volleyball tour- nament run by VAC go to benefit the athletic depart- ment. NHS; Front row, front to back—Sheri Henderson, Brenda Schuster, Wendy Clark, Dawne Whaley, Lori Viebrock, Kimberly Chamberlain, Sheila Yoder, Greta Thompson, Jessica Yarger, Monica Bertelli, Kim Shrout, Robin Taylor; Back row—Mrs Beverly Hughes, Jean Hull, Carrie Marshall, John Dunham, Ronnie Campbell, Eric Coffman, Brian Pearcy, Sean Concannon, Ken Bowman, Peanut Frank, Craig Baumgartner VAC; Front row—Carolyn Banard, Barrie Bauer, Lisa Petty, Tim Roberts; Second row—Chris Anderson, John Dunham, Coach Brenda Hodges, Coach Danny Jordan, Coach Dennis Whitehead, Coach Dennis Valandingham, Coach David Fox, Coach Roger Nash, Ken Bowman, Sean Concannon; Third row—Lana Hutchison, Wally Boatright, Jay Dunham, Carla Garber, Ginger Raines, Tony Stafford, Jackie Espinosa, Ronnie Campbell, Bo Campbell, Aquino Wallace; Back row—Mike Hall, Ross Smith, Peanut Frank, Walter Woods, Kimberly Chamberlain, Dawn Ehrenberg. NHS VAC 33 pSAlUES Upper left: Freshman Greenhands. Lower left: Ginger Applebury, a ju- nior, was elected as the District Vice- president. The highlights of the year for the Future Farmers of America in- cluded being one of six chapters to usher the President of the United States at the Missouri State Fair. During the past summer many members showed livestock at the local and state fair. The Versailles FFA Chapter has 50 members who are always busy with some kind of activity. At the beginning of the year the chapter attends: Area Greenhand Motivation, Area Leadership Con- ference, and District Greenhand Motivation Conference. The chapter also participated in the Apple Festival. First Row: Mr. Hope, Lee Marriott, Ginger Applebury, Tabby Hardey, Jimmy Young, John Gerlt, Junior Young Second Row: Gary Wittrock, Loren Yoder, Mark Anderson, Jeff Avey, Sheila Schuster, Mike Kilmer, Joe Berkstresser, Kim Raines, Brian Lehman Third Row: Kerry Baumgartner, Troy Smith, Chris Allan, Tammy Woolery, Michelle Allan, Susan An- derson, Tuffy Berkstresser Fourth Row: Clifford Bradshaw, Don Pluff, Alicesha Good, Leatha Hanrahan, Mike Beeman, Chuck Moesch, Neal Brewer 34 FFA Front Row: Carol Wenger, Lee Ann Nickels, Jessica Yarger, Stacy Williams, Cheri Power, Lisa Hixon, Jean Hull. Mrs. Ziegelbein Second Row: Donna Tunis, Sherry Hutchison, Melissa Kimbrell, Martha Packett, Marjorie Packett, Lesa Loganbill, Dawn Ehrenberg, Connie Hayes, Cathy Schussler Third Row: Tammy Massingill, Kara Baumgartner, Lori Pendergraft, Joy Hutchison, Susan Todd, Donna Hess, Tracy Underwood, Sammi Lee, Dana Burkhart, Barrie Bauer Fourth Row: Lana Hutchison, Dawn Stevens Above: When Jean talks, everyone listens. Left: FHA Officers pose for a picture Below: FHA holds a meeting. Clockwise: Lisa Hixon, vice-president; Jean Hull, president. Isn't this exciting? The Future Homemakers of America (FHA) is an organiza- tion for young women who are in high school and helps prepare them for family and community living and employment. The club held a recognition banquet at the end of the year to give recognition to oustanding FHA members. Some of the FHA activities during the year included at- tending the FHA Regional meeting at Fayette, National FHA week February 11-14, and Secret Santas for Christmas. xl FHA, 35 ART AND TEACHING One of the main objectives of Future Teachers of America is to give students an opportunity to teach. In the spring during FTA week, each member observed and helped a teacher in the classroom. Other activities included shop- ping in Jefferson City, a pizza par- ty and a Christmas party. The FTA Chapter also held a bake sale and supplied the teachers' lounge with goodies. Monica Bertell served the chapter as President while James Parsons was Vice-President. Other officers were Sheri Hender- son as Secretary-Treasurer and Cheri Power as Student Council Representative. FRONT ROW: Sheri Henderson, Monica Bertelli, lames Parsons, Cheri Power. ROW 2: Donna Will, Keri Hunter, Kim Baumer. ROW 3: Lori Viebrock, lohnna Yeokum, Gin- ger Applebury, Dawn Ehrenberg. ROW 4 Susan Todd, Kara Baumgartner, Carla Garber, Lori Pendergraft, Mrs. Fischer. ROW S: Danny Herbert, Troy Gerlt, John Lund, Peanut Frank, Eric Guhr and Jessica Yarger. The Art Club remained active in 1984-85 under the leadership of president Kim Shrout and Adviser Dan Lents. They made a trip to the Kansas City Art Museum in March. Another activity was furnishing awards for the high school art show held in May. Mr. Lents gave special recognition to Don Tennison for his work and enthusiasm. FRONT ROW EUie Twyman, Tracey Underwood. ROW 2: Leslie Wolfgeher, Shawna Jones, Tammy Massingill, Sherry Hutchison, Carol Williams, Johnna Yeokum ROW 3: Mr. Lents, Donna Hess, Christi Jaco, Kim Shrout, LeaAnn Nickels, Mike Ogden, Dan- ny Oyler, Jell Manford and Don Tennison. 36 FTA and Art Club ANOTHER BUSY YEAR A Victory Dance! Something new was added this year as a special dance was sponsored by the Stu- dent Council to honor the successful seasons of the volleyball and football teams. A busy year for the student council began with a winning Mus- cular Dystrophy Campaign. The students raised $3,212.16. Home- coming was the next big event on the calendar with the dance, coronation and parade being planned by the student council. Student Council also took charge of Courtwarming activities. Front Row: Kim Shrout, Carla Garber, James Parsons, Kimberly Chamberlain. Row 2: Sheri Henderson, Cheri Powers, Susan Todd, Wendy Clark, Lori Viebrock, Dawne Whaley. Row 3: Krista Thouvenel, Carolyn Barnard, Johnna Yeokum, LeaAnn Nickels, Kelly Huffman, Lana Hutchison, Lisa Petty, Greta Thompson. Row 4: James Nikkei, Troy Gerlt, Ken Bowman, Peanut Frank, Mike Hall, Ron Campbell and Mr. Concannon. ITS HOW ITS SAID Communications is the name of the game for two of our clubs—the Foreign Language Alliance and the Speech and Drama Club. The Speech and Drama Club was organized this year. The members concentrated on entering area speech and drama tournaments. The Foreign Language Alliance, led by President Donna Hess, sold snack cakes at lunch to raise money. Some of the activities they spon- sored included a pizza party, a taco party, FLA Week in April, and a picnic in the spring to close out the school year. Mrs. Avanelle Rankin was the new sponsor for FLA this year. SPEECH AND DRAMA: Seated — Mrs Kathy Gregory, Tracey Underwood, Kim Shrout, Eric Coffman, Ginger Applebury, Jessica Yarger, Robin Taylor; Standing—Johnna Yeokum, Debbie Weinstein, James Nikkei, Wendy Clark, Paula James, Susan Todd, Donna Hess F L A Front row—James Parsons, James Nikkei; Second row—Tammy Watkins, Jessica Yarger, Kelly Stone, Donna Witt, Kim Jennings, Angel Stafford, Tracey Underwood, Sheri Henderson; Third row—Angie Campbell, Jennifer McClanahan, Renea Marple, Jenny Fischer, Patti Reinhart, Cindy Brown, Jennifer Marriott; Back row—Dawn Stevens, Susan Todd, LeaAnn Nickels, Donna Hess, Barrie Bauer, Mrs. Avanelle Rankin, Robin Taylor, Camilla Vogt, Lana Hutchison, Roberta Winters, Vicki Napier. 38 Speech and Drama FLA Students taking a break on the bleachers. A friendly wrestling hold. Top: Hey, what do you think you're doing? Bottom: VHS students engaged in a Alan: Now tell the truth, Sean. popular noon activity—Lunch. 40 Division Page TIGERS GO TO STATE State playoffs and conference co-champs! These were two goals reached by the 1984 Ti- ger football team. Coach Whitehead remarked, The team lacked great ability but made up for it with hard work. They played as a team, not individuals. Versailles pulled off three close overtime wins and finished the season at 6-4. Several Tigers captured post- season honors. All-Conference; FIRST TEAM: John Dunham and Craig Baumgartner. SEC- OND TEIAM: Chris Andersen, Bo Campbell, Danny Oyler, Kris Hatfield, Lee Marriott, John Calahan, and Mike Hall. HON. MENTION: Tim Camp- bell, Oyler, and Dunham. Three Tigers made All-Dis- trict; FIRST TEIAM: John Dun- ham and Craig Baumgartner. SECOND TEIAM: Chris Ander- sen. Several members got mowhawks for State playoffs. VARSITY VHS OPP 24 Fayette 6 23 Warsaw 6 26 Blair Oaks 19 0 Knob Knoster 35 6 Eldon 3 12 Osage 44 15 Tipton 14 6 California 0 6 Camdenton 48 0 Osage 20 Top row—Coach Whitehead, Wally Boatright, Bo Campbell, John Calahan, Craig Baumgartner, Chris Andersen, Kris Hatfield, Mike Hall, Greg Brown, Trent Henry, Danny Oyler, Lee Marriott, Ken Bowman, lohn Lund, Andy Frogge, Coach Vallandingham; Middle row—Mgr. Aquino Wallace, Alan Metcalf, Robbie Leuthen, Sean Concannon, Terry Calahan, Jay Dunham, Kurt Hatfield, Steve Baker, Barry Marshall, Terry Green, Don Montavy, Doug Gregory, Coach Fox, Mgr. John Baker; Bottom row—John Dunham, David Vogt, Steve Lamberson, Brian Lehman, Tony Elliott, Jim Bielinski, Jim Dornan, Ray Whittle, David White, Jeff Hughes, Ross Smith, Chris Remington, Tim Roberts, Tim Campbell. 42 Football Versailles players running to join the pile Top: Change that call or I'll shoot!” Bottom: Scene from Homecoming game. I'm okay coach, I just got tired.” Can I go in now, coach?” Football 43 VHS VOLLEYBALL Front Row: Left to Right—Stacy Jo Williams, Manager, Jackie Espinosa, Carla Garber, Carrie Marshall, Cristy White, Tammy Hester, Ginger Raines. Back Row. Left to Right—Linda Scott, Assistant Coach, Carolyn Barnard, Lana Hutchison, Tami Randall, Sallianne Thompson, Lisa Petty, Lisa Barnes, Kimberly Chamberlain, Brenda Hodges, Coach. Let’s see you recover from this one K A all the way!! Awaiting the ball The Versailles Tigerette Varsity Volleyball team ended their season with a 7-10 record. The team consisted of three returning seniors, seven juniors, two sophomores, and one freshmen. Highlights of the season came when the team placed second in the District Tournament, upsetting the number one seed, Cole Camp. The team also placed second in the Versailles Tournament. All-Conference post season awards went to Lana Hutchison and Cristy White. All district awards also went to Lana Hutchison and Cristy White. The Junior Varsity team concluded their season with a 10-4 record. This team consisted of one junior, two soph- omores, and eight freshmen. 44 Volleyball “What are they looking a!?' — VARSITY 15-9, 8-15, 15-10 Clinton 15-9, 8-15, 14-16 Fatima 8-15, 15-5, 14-16 Jefferson City 12-15, 15-12, 14-16 Tipton 9-15, 10-15 Cole Camp 3-15, 9-15 Eldon 15-8, 15-9 Sacred Heart 9-15, 15-10, 15-13 Osage 12-15, 6-15 Camdenton 13-15, 2-15 Tipton 15-6, 8-15, 15-8 Warsaw 11-15, 4-15 California 17-15, 11,15, 8-15 Stover 15-9, 17-15 Blair Oaks 15-2, 15-10 Tipton 15-13, 15-11 Cole Camp 4-15, 6-15 Osage Volleyball 45 Front Row: Left to Right—Mitzi Clark, Jackie Espinosa, Christi Huffman, Karen Bowman, Tracy Hunter, Back Row: Left to Right—Stacy Jo Williams, Manager, Lin- da Scott, Assistant Coach, Marjorie Packett, Krista Thouvenal, Tami Randall, Stacey Bolton, Michelle Braden, Jana Rouse, and Brenda Hodges, Coach. Get it Ripper! TIGERS REBUILD The 1984-85 Varsity basketball season didn't turn out well for the Tigers in terms of a won-loss record. The Tigers dropped several close games that resulted from a relatively young and inexperienced ball club. They finished the season with a 4-19 record. Head Coach Roger Nash remark- ed, We played several good teams tough during the early and middle part of the season. The kids played excellent, hard-nosed defense through the first two-thirds of the season. This made up for our youth, inexperience, and inconsistency of offense. Conference wins over Tipton and against California at Courtwarm- ing were two of the season's high- lights. Another promising aspect is that only one member graduated. The Tigers also have a good future in three sophomores — Mike Bee- man, Mike Hall, and Walter Woods who made 2nd Team All-Confer- ence. Coach Nash described them as good players who may play an important role in the coming year. Waller drives against his opponent. Coach Fox briefing the players. Varsity—Kneeling—Mgrs. Tim Hester and Danny Herbert; Standing—Coach David Fox, Walter Woods, Jeff Jackson, Wally Boatright, Mike Marple, Peanut Frank, Chris Ander- sen, Mike Hall, Mike Beeman, Jeff Lutman, Bo Campbell, Ronnie Campbell, Gary Croy, Coach Roger Nash Tigers waiting to grab the tipoff 46 Boys' Basketball Hey, give me live! Aerial break dancing Junior Varsity—Kneeling—Doug Campbell, David White, Loren Yoder, Gary Croy, Kerry Baumgartner, Tony Edgar, Tony Stephens, Barry Marshall, Standing—Coach David Fox, Scott Rumbo, Troy Gerlt, Craig Joy, Jeff Jackson, Mike Marple, Jeff Lutman, Doug Ogden, Kevin Ball, Terry Green, Coach Roger Nash Just a little higher. SOME HIGH POINTS ... Under the leadership of new Coach Danny Jordan, the Versailles Tigerette Basketball team had some high points and some low points in their season. The youthful team, having only three seniors, tied for second in the Tri-County Conference race. Another high point was defeating Eldon at home after blowing a 1 2 point lead, Coach Jordan said, The girls showed a lot of character in bouncing back for the win. Bottom to top — Seniors Shawna Jones, Let me have the ball! Lana Hutchison, Lisa Petty. Left — Come on Carla. Top—Jump Lisa, Jump! VHS Varsity OPP 22 Jefferson City 40 57 Osage 25 51 Blair Oaks 34 41 Stover 51 35 Clinton 37 24 Warsaw 45 40 Osage 34 51 Eldon 44 28 Camdenton 55 37 Jefferson City 81 26 Tipon 52 44 California 48 38 Eugene 45 Varsity—Front row—Lana Hutchison, Lisa Petty, Sheri Bowers, Tami Randall, Michelle Braden, Back row—Coach Jordan, Shawna Jones, Tammy Hester, Carla Garber, Carolyn Barnard, Coach Burnham. 48 Girls Basketball Junior Varsity Back row; Coach Jordan, Kara Baumgartner, Stacey Bolton, Marjorie Packett, Top—Make the shot Sheri! Below Follow the Coach Burnham Middle row; Jana Rouse. Christi Huffman, Martha Packett Front row; leader. Alicesha Good, Joy Hutchison, Tina Watkins Top—I am watching my man. Left—Hey where'd the ball go? Below—Go team! Girls Basketball 49 TAKEDOWN TAKEDOWN The sport of wrestling is a unique experience and life-long remem- brance for the participants, coaches, and fans. Wrestling is an individual sport in which each athlete carries his own destiny of fortune. Win or lose, we learn through this activity good sportmanship, mental, and phys- ical discipline. Throughout life we will win some and lose some and mental and physical discipline is a must. Wrestling reaches all of these areas. Six of the Tiger wrestlers made it to the finals in districts and went on to sectionals where they wres- tled one match in a do or die situa- tion for state qualification. Four wrestlers made it to state. Tim Campbell and Danny Oyler both placed 5th. John Dunham lost his 2nd round wrestle back. Dion Hibdon lost his 1st round match. 50 Wrestling First row: Alex Schwab, Chuck Moesch Second row: Aquino Wallace, Jim Dornan, John Sinclair, Tim Roberts, John Dunham, Ethan Bercume, Ray Whittle Third row: Coach Whitehead, Ross Smith, Sean Concannon, Dion Hibdon, Danny Oyler, Kevin Iman, Den- nis Vallandingham; Head Coach. Wrestling 51 UP AND RUNNING The Versailles Boys' Track Team had a good 1985 season. Many new records were set. Among them were Chris Andersen who set a new rec- ord in Shot Put and Discus and Brian Hoselton who broke the VHS and Conference record in the 400 M. Dash. Jim Derry set a record in the 1600 M. Run and Jim Bielinski in the 3200 M. Run. Loren Yoder, Jim Bielinski, Jim Derry, and Aquino Wallace also recorded a new record in the 3200 M. Relay. VHS won the Versailles Invita- tional Track Meet and several members of the team qualified for the 1A-2A State Track Meet. They were Chris Andersen, Ronnie Campbell, Aquino Wallace, Jim Bielinski, Jim Derry, and Loren Yo- der. Boys Track Team: Left to Right—First Row—Kendall Conklin, Don Pluff, Andy Frogge, Brian Hoselton, Loren Yoder, Walt Sandidge, Brad Chamberlain, Doug Ogden, Robert Kilmer, Jim Bielinski—Second Row—Jim Derry, Chris Remington, Ronnie Campbell, Greg Willson, James Parsons, Jeff Hughes, Butch Earnhart, John Dunham, Kerry Baumgartner—Third Row—Danny Jordan, Asst Coach, Ken Bowman, Bo Campbell, Chris Andersen, Jimmie Upton, Mike Kilmer, Mike Beeman, David White, Tony White, David Fox, Head Coach. Who would have thought a mile to be this long. f Gee, I hope my pole doesn't break Jim Bielinski running in a relay. J; ' '' ' J • Jgry , + ■ ' 'I ► • r lu Is that the finish line I see?' Ugh! The Ice Cream Man is coming!' w3r T think I can' ’Geronimo! Boys Track 53 J ; i .Li UP AND OVER Girls Track; Front; Susie Mainard, Michelle Bradeu, Lori Pendergrait, Rita Marshall, Sherry Thomas, Miss Brenda Hodges, coach, Sylvia Guhr, Karen Bowman, Mitzi Clark, Krista Thouvenal, Carolyn Barnard, Back; Jessica Yarger, Mary Gardner, Shelia Schuster, Dawn Ehrenberg, Lana Hutchison, Lisa Petty, Jeannie McDonald, Linda Hardy, Tami Randall, Dina Marshall, Jackie Espinosa, Stacey Bolton. The 1985 Girls' Track season was filled with many exciting and memorable events. Many records were broken and Conference, Dis- trict, and State results were very good. The team was made up of mostly new members with only three seniors returning to compete. Lisa Petty was a great contribution to the team. She has been a State qualifier for four years in a row. One record in 1985 that was broken was the 400 m. relay. The relay team included Carolyn Barnard, Krista Thouvenal, Tami Randall, and Lisa Petty. The second record broken was the discus. Lana Hutchison broke it with a throw of 101 feet and 11 3 4 inches. Lisa Petty, Lana Hutchison, and Carolyn Barnard are to be com- mended on their fine performance at the State Track Meet, Lisa Petty making it in the High Jump and the Triple Jump, and Lana Hutchison going with the discus. Carolyn Barnard ran in the 100 m. dash. Friends Forever. Hey, Kool-Aid! Sylvia sprints to a finish Hard work in track? 54 Girls' Track TEEING OFF Above left to right: Coach Roger Nash, Gina Heinerikson, Brian Davenport, Wally Boatright, Tim Roberts, Vernon Frank, Jeff Jackson, Mike Hall, Doug Ogden, Sean Concannon, Jim Dornan, Alan Papen, Alex Schwab, Jay Dunham, Robbie Leuthen You're going the wrong way Tony, look behind you! The Versailles golf team, led by junior Peanut Frank and senior Tony Stafford, was very competitive throughout the 1984-1985 season. Peanut Frank played in the num- ber one position and was a consistent medalist all season. Peanut was probably the best golf- er in the area this year and with some work and mental improve- ment he will be unbeatable next year, commented head golf coach, Roger Nash. Tony Stafford played in the number two position this year. The team consisted of a lot of young players who supported the varsity golfers well. Next year looks to be a great year for golf at VHS considering Tony Stafford was the only senior on the varsity. With outstanding freshmen prospects filling the gaps, next year's team is sure to improve. 56 Golf Above: Jeff concentrates on a putt. Above right: A walk to victory. Below: Doug swings for the tree tops. Below right: I have never chipped into a pond before. Upper right: I'll show you how it's done. Left: Alan, Mr Slow and Steady sets himself for the shot. Above: “How did I ever get myself into this? Below: Jimmy gets ready to let one fly. Golf 57 SPORTS WORLD Top: Magic Walter; Bottom: Johnny goes for points at state Top: Tammy, O.K., hold everything! ; Bottom: Alan finds life after basketball ; Bottom right: The fire department drafts new rookies. Top: Carolyn dribbles.; Bottom right: Lana waits for her turn at the ball. Student Life (Sports) 59 60 Diviaion Page Make it Happen... SPECIAL EVENTS Division Page 61 1984 HOMECOMING Hey you guys! Senior class float Sophomore class float. 62 Homecoming Are you serious? Queen Candidates: Senior — Brenda Crandall, Junior—Cristy White, and Sophomore — Carolyn Barnard. In the Homecoming game of 1984, the Versailles Tigers played the Osage Indians. The game ended with Osage de- feating the Tigers, 44 to 12. During halftime, Carolyn Barnard was selected as the new queen, taking the title from Dana Hutchison. Beverly Baumgartner and Alan Clark were the crown bearers. The theme for the parade was Fall . The Seniors won the float competition with the theme The Tigers Au- tumn Kill Em . Spirit week consisted of the following days: Hat, Sock and Tie Day, Jock Day, Western Day, Nerd Day, and the traditional Black and Gold Day. Homecoming 63 THE BIG EVENT Baby Day seemed like a good idea Camilla, Kimberly, Jessica, and Tracey show their spirit on PJ Day. Prince and Princess Candidates: Left to Right—Bo Campbell, Mike Hall, Walter Wood, Ken Bowman, Cindy Harrison, Krista Thouvenal, Kara Baumgartner, and Jackie Keen. Take a stunning victory, add a fun spirit week, and mix in a well attended dance and you have all the ingredients for a successful Court warming celebration. The Versailles Tigers defeated the California Pintos by a score of 64 to 52 on Friday, January 12. At the coronation preceding the varsity game, Lisa Petty was crowned Queen while No- lan Sousley was crowned King. Krista Thouvenal and Walter Woods, both sophomores, were named as Princess and Prince to complete the royalty for the 1 985 Courtwarming. The crownbearers were Brent Fahrni and Jill Decker. During Spirit Week students dressed appropriately for the special days chosen by the cheerleaders. The days were Preppy Day, PJ Day, Baby Day, Boy George or Cindy Lauper Day, and Black and Gold Day. 64 Courtwarming Up, Up and away. Auditioning for the FTD Florist position. 1984 Royalty—Dana Yaryan and Mark Sherman. Krista and Jeff are happy with Krista's victory. VN. __ MATWARMING 1985 66 Matwarming � . ,A' Matwarming 1985 was made a big success largely due to the wrestlers, candidates, and the coaches. Everyone worked hard to see that the day went smoothly. The four candidates were sophomores Lesa Loganbill and Joy Hutchison, junior, Wendy Clark, and senior candidate, Robin Taylor. The 1984 Queen was Lisa Hizon and Princess was Dawne Whaley. The Little King and Queen were David Yarnell and Laura Davidson. The candidates were escorted by five of the senior wrestlers; John Dunham, Dion Hibdon, Sean Concannon, Tim Roberts, and Danny Oyler. Kevin Iman also escorted. The crowning was done by Kimberly Chamberlain and the announcing was done by Barrie Bauer. The 1 985 Matwarming Queen was Robin Taylor and Princess was Lesa Loganbill Matwarming 67 BEAUTIFUL ONES Jean Hull is crowned FHA Girl of the year 68 Royalty Above: His Royal Highness Below: Where is Prince. Bo Campbell is crowned Powder Puff King. Above: Matwarming Royalty. Top left: Aren't we excited? Bottom left: What a day! Below: Future royalty. BEAUTIFUL IMAGES Oh boy, I hope I win Sean Concannon is crowned Mirror King. Sean Concannon and Camilla Vogt are Senior Candidates. Hank Vogt and Kim Baumer are Junior Candidates Jay Dunham and Sallianne Thompson are Sophomore Candidates. Many people are honored throughout the year. Each person deserves the honor he or she re- ceives, yet there are many who deserve recognition they do not receive. This reason is one the Mir- ror Staff has a queen and king. They pick people who are involved in school and show courtesy to oth- ers. This year's candidates were Sean Concannon, Camilla Vogt, Hank Vogt, Kim Baumer, Sallianne Thompson, and Jay Dunham. Sean Concannon and Kim Baumer were crowned on March 1 5th in the assembly. The groups receiving I's at Tri-County sang for the entertainment. They are to be commended on their performances. Our Mirror Royalty await the results I Mirror Royalty 69 Top: VHS's very own American Band- stand. Left: Prom King and Queen candidates Bottom left: Candidates Kelly Huffman and lames Parsons standing in for John Dunham. Bottom middle: Candidates Lana Hutchison and Chris Andersen. Bottom right: Candidates Barrie Bauer and Tim Roberts Top: Looking for someone girls? Bot- tom: What's in the punch?” WE’VE ONLY JUST BEGUN Left: Lisa and Lee, best dance couple Top: Mike appears to be stuck. Right: The gang takes time out to relax. 70 Prom Top left: Mr Mrs. Joe Cool. Top middle: Peanut crowns Lana. Top right: Juniors present “We've Only Just Begun for the Seniors. Left: “Uh Rob- in, are you sure this is the right place?! Right: Some day my prince will come. Bottom: Get down Sonny! Left: Can you see a spot on my dress? Bottom left: Chris, I think there's a bug in my flowers. Bottom: Barrie wants to count the votes herself. Bottom right: I'd really like to know the recipe for that punch. May cam© and once again it was time for Prom. The theme for the 1985 Jr. Sr. Prom was We've Only Just Begun. The evening was full of special moments. The Juniors sang We've Only Just Begun in honor of the Senior Class. The Junior Class Sponsors chose Lee Marriott and Lisa Barnes as Best Dance Couple and Sean Concannon and Monica Bertelli as Best Dressed Couple. The anticipa- tion grew and finally Tim Roberts and Lana Hutchison were an- nounced Prom King and Queen. SPRING FLING The 1985 Spring Fling began with Concert Choir and Mixed Cho- rus singing the traditional It's Spring Fling followed by the med- ley Broadway Showstoppers. The evening proceeded with various small ensembles and soloists. The glee clubs each took a turn with the guys singing For Men Only-2, and the ladies presented Blues in the Night ' and You're the Inspi- ration ' The last song and the highlight of the evening was We Are the World presented by the seniors. £ — m Loft: Seniors presented We Are the World. Top: Sammi sang Heaven. Right: Eric pre- sented the song titled Friends. Top: Dawn sang one of her favorite songs, Faithfully ' Top right: Ronnie sang the ballad lust Once. Bottom left: Lisa sang the Lionel Richie tune Hello. mm. Left: Kimberly presented the first solo of the evening. Top: Barrie end- ed her high school solo career with Shadows of the Night. 72 Spring Fling Top: Two future stars sang the song Forever. Bottom: Coach Whitehead has to get in the act too. Middle of page: Kimberly and Ronnie com- bined their talents. Bottom: GMDQ sang loy In The Morning. Right: Sophomore Girls did Beat It. Top: Lisa and Barrie sang the number In A Little While. Top right: Girls' Trio sang The Rose Bottom right: Senior Girls ended their reign with I Have Decided. Top right: Two talented freshmen sang Falling. Right: Black Mixed Double were the last small group with the song And the Father Will Dance. Spring Fling 73 ATHLETES RECOGNIZED What do you think John? Is that worth all the work?' Above—Lana happily receives deserved recognition. Right—Bo ‘'coolly accepts award. The Versailles High School athletes were honored at the annual Sports Banquet held on Tuesday, May 21. Those who received special recogni- tion were: Carolyn Barnard — Leading Offensive Player, All-Confer- ence Basketball, MVP Award, school record holder as mem- ber of 400 M. Relay Team, High Point Track Award, state qualifier in 100 M. Dash, Eighth in State Meet in 100 M. Dash. Michelle Braden — Most Improved Award. Kim- berly Chamberlain— Co-Cap- tain of volleyball team, High Point Server Award, Kiwanis Club Sportsmanship Award. Carla Garber—Best Defensive Player Award. Lana Hutchison — Co-cap- tain of volleyball team, All-Conference Volleyball Team, All-District Volleyball Team, Leading Offensive Play- er Award, Best All Around Player Award, Hustle Award, school record holder in discus, state qualifier in discus, Most Improved Track Award, Boos- ter Club Female Athlete of the Year Award. Lisa Petty—Basketball Sportsman- ship Award, school record holder as member of 400 M. Relay Team, high jump, and triple jump, High Point Field Award, state qualifier in triple jump and high jump, Fourth in state competition, Booster Club Female Scholar Award. Tami Randall—school record holder as member of 400 M. Relay team. Sallianne Thomp- son—Most Improved Volleyball Award. Krista Thouvenel — school record holder as mem- ber of the 400 M. Relay Team. jCristy White—All-Conference Volleyball Team, All-District Volleyball Team. Chris Andersen — Co-captain of football team, All-Confer- ence Second Team Linebacker, school record holder in shot and discus. High Point Field Award, state qualifier in shot and discus, Second in state shot competition, First in dis- cus, Booster Club Male Athlete Award. Craig Baumgartner— All-Conference First Team Unanimous pick Defensive Lineman, All-Conference Sec- ond Team Offensive Guard, All-District First Team Defen- sive Line. Mike Beeman — Rebound Award. Jim Bielinski—school record holder as member of 3200 M. Relay Team, school record holder in 3200 M. Run, state qualifier in 3200 Relay and 3200 Run, Fifth in 3200 Relay and Seventh in 3200 M. Run in state competition, Most Improved Track Award. John Calahan—All-Conference Second Team Defensive Line, Bo Campbell—All-Conference Second Team Quarterback, Top Back Award. Ronnie Campbell—Mr. Of- fense Award, state qualifier in long jump and 110 high hur- dles, Booster Club Male Scho- lar award. Tim Camp- bell—All-Conference Honora- ble Mention, Defensive Back, Fifth in state wrestling meet. Jim Derry — school record holder as member of 3200 M. Relay Team, school record holder in 1600 M. Run, state qualifier in 3200 M. Relay, Fifth 3200 Relay in state competition. John Dunham— Co-captain of football team, All-Conference First Team Running Back, All-Conference Honorable Mention Defensive Team All-District First Team Running Back, MVP Offense Award, state qualifier in wres- tling, Booster Club Male Ath- lete of the Year Award, Most Takedowns Award, Most Re- versals, Most Near-Fall Wrest- ling Awards. Peanut Frank — Mr. Defense Award, state qua- lifier in golf. Conference Me- dalist, Stan Rogers Medalist Award, Sixth in state golf. Mike Hall—All-Conference Second Team Offensive Tackle, Most Improved Award. Kris Hatfield—All-Conference Sec- ond Team Offensive End, Most Improved Award. Dion Hib- don—state qualifier in wres- tling, Most Pins Wrestling Award. Brian Hoselton—school record holder of 400 M. Dash, High Point Track Award. Jeff Jackson—Most Improved Golf Award. Lee Marriott—All-Con- ference Second Team Defense. Dan Oyler — All-Conference Second Team Defensive Line, All-Conference Honorable Mention Center, Top Lineman Award, Fifth in state wrestling meet, Most Takedowns Award. Tim Roberts — GUTS Award, Most Escapes, Kiwanis Sports- manship award. Aquino Wal- lace—school record holder as member of 3200 M. Relay Team, state qualifier in 3200 Relay and 400 M. Dash, Fifth at state in 3200 M. Relay. Walter Woods—All-Conference Second Team Basketball, Hus- tle Award. Loren Yoder — school record holder as mem- ber of 3200 M. Relay Team, state qualifier in 3200 Relay, Fifth at state meet. Sporla Banquet 75 STUDENT LEADERS It has become a custom at VHS to recognize the most outstanding student of the quarter. The stu- dents are rated on their academic performance and involvement in extracurricular activities. The stu- dent of the quarter receives his award at an assembly held in his honor which is sponsored by the Student Council. Greta Thompson — 2nd quarter—National Honor Society, F.C.A., Concert Choir, Senior Girls Sextet, Student Council, Mixed Chorus and Editor of yearbook. Ronnie Campbell—4th quarter—Concert Choir, Senior Class President, NHS, basketball, track, Student Council. Top—Sean Concannon-lst quarter—ROTC Scholarship, football, NHS, VAC, wrestling, golf, Bad Cat Club, church youth group, Above—Kimberly Chamberlain—3rd quarter-Student Council Presi- dent, volleyball, Secretary of NHS, FT A, VAC, Drill Team. 76 Student of the Quarter STUDENTS HONORED Lora Ballard (above) and Hank Vogt (below) were representatives to the National DECA Convention in San Francisco, California. The convention is an annual event and a high honor of achieve- ment. State Music Contestants (front row) Sammi Lee, Monica Bertelli, Johanna Yeokum, Erin Concannon, Krista Thouvenal, Susan Todd, Sherry Yoder, Christi White, Ginger Raines, Robin Taylor (back) Greg Willson, Ron Campbell, Dawn Stevens, Greta Thompson, Dawne Whaley, Barrie Bauer, Lisa Petty, Kimberly Chamberlain, Brian Pearcy, Chris Pifer Honors 77 State poultry judging team—Chuck Moesch, Tabbie Hardy, Loren Yoder, Gary Wittrock Ginger Applebury received a State Farmer Degree State FFA Knowledge judging team—Leatha Hanrahan, Alicesha Good, Shelly Allan, Tammy Woolery Above; FFA State proficiency awards: Brian Lehman—Feed grain production. Ginger Applebury — Dairy production, John Gerlt—Outdoor recreation, Gary Wittrock Poultry production Below; State Floriculture judging team—Tammy Woolery, Shelly Allan, Su- san Anderson State FFA Chorus: First row—Tammy Woolery, Loren Yoder; second row — John Gerlt, Shelly Allan; back row—Ginger Applebury, Alicesha Good 78 Honors CMSU Math relays; Front row—Eric Guhr, Troy Gerlt, lames Nikkei, Annette Herod, Su- san Todd, Lori Viebrock, Carrie Marshall, Melissa Kimbrell; back row—Ken Bowman, James Parsons, John Dunham, Peanut Frank, Mike Hall, Sean Concannon, Ronnie Camp- bell, Alan Papen, Ross Smith m Gina Heinrickson got a 2nd place at the Art contest in Warrensburg. I ratings at District in Drafting Industrial Arts: Front row—Jim Bielinski, Tom Dinkins, Chris Andersen; back row—Mike Moesch, Scott Wilson, Danny Kumberg, Eric Newkirk State wrestling—Dion Hibdon, John Dunham, Danny Oyler, Tim Campbell (not pictured) State track; Front row—Jim Bielinski, Carolyn Barnard, Jim Derry, Loren Yoder; back row—Ronnie Campbell, Lisa Petty, Chris Andersen; State goli—Peanut Frank TASSELS MOVING Above: The Class of '85' at attention. Upper right: Ronnie is our Valedictorian. Left: Danny and Tim congratulate each other. Above: Rev. Larry Brown speaks at graduation. Above: Lori receives the salutatorian award. Below: Greta speaks of the Future. Above: Monica is SO excited. Right: Bo and Christy escort the class in. Above: lean receives her diploma and smiles. Right: Ronnie speaks of the past—and Mark's hair. 80 Graduation Above: Mrs. Fischer fixes Sammi's collar. Be- low: Danny didn't even wear overalls. The High school Band played as we walked in. Dawne checks to see if her diploma is signed As I sit upon the edge of my destiny I know not whether to be jubilant as the child I was Or scared of the man I might become I now in the calming before the storm See the path I must take I see the joyous scenes in the future I may alter And likewise the darkened crimes I may commit I have in my youth attended My wedding, the birth of my first born, My triumphant funeral, and all that in between makes a life. Yet, I know not how to begin. Above: The class listens as Greta speaks of the future. Below: The Senior Choir sings The Garden of Time Reagan Wins 1984 Election by 48 States ol Ho� '5 . Vincel Alee Relies o D(JNe •a Ethiopia-We Are the World and or� � N,8ke ° e Chart� 5 a ® , 4 . Wore % Baby Fae Miss(Penthouse) America sc. °e e' O' “©e© n? The favorites of 1984-'85 were: food—pizza drink—Coke ice cream—chocolate candy bar—Snickers movie—Beverly Hills Cop book—Old Yeller sport—football car—Porsche tv show—The Cosby Show hobby—swimming teacher—Coach Whitehead class—World Geography group—Chicago song—You're the Inspiration u e0s % 4 n Q 'SG Qrs Prince and Bruce Rock America 82 World Around Us Violence Rocks Beirut 0' sc° s n ves • vio .o S� e W es Bill Cosby Chernenko Replaced by Gorbachev World Around Us 83 SPECIAL MOMENTS Top: Okay, who ordered the tuna on rye? Bot- tom: Senior Girls Sextet at Spring Fling Bottom: Dearly beloved, we are gathered here today . . Top left: Tony's happy Top: Yeah mine's signed, is your's signed? Bottom: Happiness is getting your diploma. Top: Is my cap on straight? Bottom: Waiting for the show to start Student Life (Special Events) 85 86 Division Pag© GROWIN’ UP AND MOVIN' OUT Ronnie Campbell, President Barrie Bauer, Vice President Lisa Hixson, Secretary Nolan Sousley, Treasurer Tim Campbell, Sgt of Arms Larry Ball, Historian Chris Andersen Lora Ballard loe Berkstresser Monica Bertelli Bill Bielinski Curtis Bland Albert Boettcher Dana Burkhart 88 Seniors Brenda Crandall Angie Crowe Tom Drury John Dunham Terry Fields Bob Gerlt Mark Green Steve Hanlon Seniors 89 Donna Hess Ann Hester Dion Hibdon Kelly Huffman Jennifer Hull Lana Hutchison Sherry Hutchison Christi Jaco Shawna Jones Danny Kumberg Sammi Lee Melissa Lindsey Lee Marriott Dina Marshall Kim Martin Tammy Massingill 90 Senior� Hey Greta, what's that in your ear? Menage a trois Chad Meyer Vicki Napier Eric Newkirk LeaAnn Nickels Russell Niermeyer Danny Oyler Alan Papen Lisa Petty Ronda Rayl Tim Roberts Tammy Rumbo Tom Salzman Seniors 91 Brenda Schuster ]enny Schwab Kelvin Sheets Kim Shrout Smiles Well, imagine that! ER5 ♦ r AUT-UMN KILL ’EM Seniors Aut-umn Kill 'Em Three Senior problems Jenny Sinclair Candice Slater Tara Smith Tony Stafford 92 Seniors How much blood do you want? What are you lookin' at?! Seniors 93 Ellie Twyman Tina Uber Tracey Underwood Mike Urban Boy Jessica?! Who are you calling baby? Scott Wilson Leslie Wolfgeher Wendy Wood Will the real jock please stand up? lessica Yarger Sheila Yoder Junior Young The Seniors of 1985 have alot to re- member. The teachers always told us we were the loudest and most unruly class but also one of the smartest and most creative. Our sophomore year our entry in the Homecoming parade was 'Pac Man Fever'. Nobody thought we would win, but we did. Our junior year we won sec- ond and as seniors we got first. We al- ways had a bad habit of putting everything off until the last minute and then we would pull together and everything would turn out great. From this we've learned that pulling together is the hey to success and hope- fully we will never drift too far apart. Seniors 95 WE RE NOT GONNA TAKE IT Top: Title lor title, huh?! bottom: Miss Congenial- ity Bottom right: Kareem AbMitch MOVING TO THE TOP Ginger Applebury Anne Baker Lisa Barnes Kim Baumer Craig Baumgartner Susan Berendzen Wally Boatright Sheri Bowers Ken Bowman Christel Branstetter Ron Brown Rhonda Buchanan Bo Campbell Wendy Clark Eric Coffman Jim Collins Stacy Dial Ross Doepke Dawn Ehrenberg Jackie Espinosa 4 Peanut Frank Carla Garber Troy Gerlt Doug Gregory Eric Guhr Cindy Harrison Larry Harrison DeWayne Hatfield Kris Hatfield Mike Heinerikson Sheri Henderson Danny Herbert Tammy Hester Tim Hester Jeff Higgins Tami Hill Brian Hoselton Keri Hunter Kevin Iman Becky Jaco Debbie Jaco Kim Jennings Jackie Keen Ronny Kiger Dora Lindsey Juniors 99 Rick Long John Lund Michelle McCarty Danny Manford Mike Marple Carrie Marshall Alan Metcalf Mike Moesch Jerald Monroe James Parsons Lisa Patton Brian Pearcy Tim Petty Mike Phelps Chris Pifer Ginger Raines Jacque Ray Lanny Ritter Mark Sidebottom David Stafford John Swendrowski Wendy Uber Hank Vogt Craig Wallace Debbie Weinstein Left — What's the latest? Top— Oh, my gosh! Right — Do I have to do it Coach? 100 Juniors Cristy White Sherry Wibbens Carol Williams Stacy Jo Williams Doug Wilson Michella Wilson Tracy Wilson Jim Winfrey Donna Witt Sonny Wood Juniors 101 BOTTOM OF THE STACK Diana Alumbaugh Donita Arnold John Baker Carolyn Barnard Kara Baumgartner Janine Beaver Mike Beeman Ethan Bercume Ralph Berkstresser Todd Bertelli Jim Bielinski Tim Bland Cliff Bradshaw Neal Brewer Greg Brown John Calahan Debbie Chadwick Angie Colvin Charlene Comstock Erin Concannon Gary Croy Norman Dills Tom Dinkins Shana Dougherty Jay Dunham Tony Elliott David Finch Andy Frogge John Gerlt Belinda Grace Mike Gremminger Mike Hall John Hamrick 102 Sophomores Linda Hardey Tabbie Hardey Kurt Hatfield Lisa Hedrick Annette Herod Stephanie Hilkemeyer David Hineman Gary Huff Jeff Hughes Tina Hughes Joy Hutchison Kayce Hycz Jeff Jackson Paula James Joey Johnson Naomi Jones Melissa Kimbrell Earl King Steve Lamberson Brian Lehman Troy Lepley Susan Letchworth Robbie Leuthen Christine Lewis Lesa Logan bill Jeff Lutman Jarrod Manford Rita Marshall Kerry Metcalf Chuck Moesch lames Nikkei Ben Noe Mike Ogden Marjorie Packett Martha Packett Brad Patton Lori Pendergraft Donna Phelps Don Pluff Cheri Powers Kathy Presley Kim Raines Scott Reames Neysa Richardson Walt Sandidge Cathy Schussler Sheila Schuster Ross Smith Lane Swanner Mark Swearingen Kevin Swendrowski Ronda Thomas Sallianne Thompson Krista Thouvenal Susan Todd 104 Sophomores Leslie Tubbs Jodi Turner limmie Upton Aquino Wallace Tina Watkins Ken Webb Carol Wenger Greg Willson Tammy Wilson Ranelle Winn 106 Division Pag© Division Pago 107 TOP OF THE HEAP Bruce Aeschbacher Michelle Allan Susan Anderson Carla Andrew Steve Baker Kevin Ball Kerry Baumgartner Stephenee Bennett Melody Bergen Tuffy Berkstresser Steve Blair Frank Bland Sherry Bogle Stacey Bolton Karen Bowman Michelle Braden Richard Branstetter Jeri Burner Elizabeth Burkhart Terry Calahan Mary Calvert Angie Campbell Doug Campbell Brad Chamberlain Mitzi Clark Kendall Conklin Brian Davenport Jackie Dawson Mary Day Stephanie Deason James Derry Erin Doepke Jim Dornan Tony Edgar Michelle Ellis Chris Everts Darla Farr Joe Ferrell Mary Gardner Don Ghidoni Alicesha Good Greg Graber Terry Green Sandra Grimes Sylvia Guhr Yes, we know you're watching us. Darla Hamlett Leatha Hanrahan Richard Hardin Connie Hayes Gina Heinerikson Trent Henry Charles Hill William Hill Missy Homan Christi Huffman Tracy Hunter Mike Hyde Darren Iman Melissa Jeffrey Carl Johnson 108 9th Grade Craig Joy Michael Kilmer Robert Kilmer Shelly Laster Tracy Lepley Amy Lutman Todd McCoin Jeanne McDonald Ray McNeal Susan Mamard Angella Marriott Jennifer Marriott Lelia Marriott Barry Marshall Don Montavy Doug Ogden Kimberly Pace Tracy Parrish Brent Pearcy Michelle Penrod Shannon Pluff Rebecca Raines Tami Randall Lonnie Rayl Tracy Reames Chris Remington Quentin Rissler Jana Rouse Shannon Schumacher Alex Schwab Chris Shirley John Sinclair Troy Smith Mark Stafford Stacy Stafford Diane Steelman Ruth Ann Steelman Tony Stephens Sherry Thomas Rhonda Todd Donna Tunis Carolyn Twyman David Vogt Lou Lani Walker Ricky Webb Duane Whaley David White Tony White Ray Whittle Mary Williams Lanny Wilson Roberta Winters Chad Woodring Tammy Woolery Sherry Yoder Carolyn Zettle 9th Grade 109 8TH GRADERS Jamie Alpers Mark Anderson LOOK AHEAD “'� 5 Michelle Baker Leslie Barnes Beverly Baumgartner Shawna Beegle Raylene Blanks Wendy Blonstein Rebecca Bradshaw Cindy Brown Cheri Bullard Tanya Burke Chris Byars Rosemary Calahan Tony Campbell Jimmy Chappell Jimmie Chipley David Clemens Wesley Coleman Steve Concannon Aaron Copeland Bill Crowe Clint Dinkins Randy Dinwiddie Brent Dunnaway Jerry Elwood Christina Espinosa Jenny Fischer Mike Gerhart Julie Gregory Danny Haggerman Jim Hardesty Billy Higginbotham Carlisia Hilgar Tim Hilty Mike Homan Lucretia Huff Danny Hunt Tina Hyde Stacy Jackson Billy Jeffries Debra Jeffries Barbara Johnson Derek Jones Wilma Kendrick Darren Klein Julie Lucas Jennifer McClanahan Renea Marple James Marriott I-ori Marshall Jason Martin Pepper Messer Kellee Miller Kimberly Montavy Louis Nelen Mike Nolting Rene O'Neal Brad Pearcy Michael Perry Tony Piercy Pamela Pryor Rebecca Raines Patricia Reinhart Joel Robertson Frank Schroeder 110 8th Grade Scott Sherman Kelly Silkwood Michael Silvey Bonnie Smith Angela Stafford Gerald Stanker Debra Stevens Kelly Stone Anna Marie Tollman Scott Tennison Randy Uber Tammy Watkins Tammera Watts Shawn Wehmeier Todd Williams Tracy Williams Brian Wilson Eva Wilson Joe Wilson Arlene Winters Kelly Witt Richard Wolfgeher Mike Yeokum Harold Zimmerman Chris being taught to stare at a table. Scott's hand is stuck to the case by a pencil. 7TH GRADE ENTERS VJH Tricia Armen! Tammy Armer Patrick Baker Stacey Baumer Brent Beckmann Ronnie Blacksten Norman Bog el Jimmie Bowers Shauna Bowels Melissa Branch Patricia Calvert Shawn Campbell Jason Chappell Bradley Chase Tony Comstock Melinda Daniels Crystal Dooley Ryan Dougherty Latricia Dout Jason Dreyer Vanissa Dunklee Mary Ellen Dunnaway Todd Edgar Roxann Fields Cheryl Fleener Barry Garber Brian Graber Kimberly Graber Nelson Groce Doug Gremminger Patricia Gremminger Geoff Grimes Tonja Grimes Michael Hibdon Timothy Horner Ellen Huff David Hutchison Kathy Hycz Jerry Iman Eric Jackson Shawn James John Jones Virginia Jones Greg Kahler Gene Kiger Sharon Kilmer Charlie Kling John Laster Tom Leeper Brent Lehman Scott LeVan Kenneth McClenahan Ramona McGinnis Cindy McDonald Larry McMillen Sandra McMillen Regina Marriott Kevin Marshall Cynthia Mayer Gary Metcalf Michelle Miller Shannan Miller Theresa Miller Ronda Morgan Brian Morrison Dawn Pate Alicia Pearcy Steve Randall 112 7th Grade Vincent Rissler Angela Serville Anna Maria Schmitz Kimberly Shewmaker Tracey Shields Jennifer Shirley Rhonda Smith Amerika Stacy Walter Tubbs Kenneth Twyman Jody Vogt Janice Weaver Tammy Webb Jeffrey Weekly Veronica Weekly Dana White NEW COACH HERE ... Above—Did I hear someone say water? Front—Scott LeVan, Scott Sherman, David Hutchison, Jody Vogt, Mike Hibdon, Barry Garber, Jason Dreyer, Todd Edgar, Larry McMillen, Darren Klein, Jeff Weekly. Middle—Jerry Elwood, Shawn Campbell, Mike Homan, Greg Kahler, Dana White, Steve Concannon, Chris Byars, Brent Lehman, Norman Bogel. Back—Coach David Wood, Todd Williams, Vincent Rissler, Gerald Stanker, David Clemens, John Jones, Jimmie Chappell, Billy Jeffries, Tony Piercy, Clint Dinkins, Mike Nolting, Patrick Ba- ker, and Coach Dan Jordan. There were 34 boys out for jr. high football. Coach Jordan said, I think this is a good sign, showing how interested the kids are in our program ' As far as standout performances are concerned, Coach Jordan mentioned several players, Tony Campbell, Billy Jeffries, Scott LeVan, Brent Lehman, and Barry Garber. Above—Tiger running back on way to a touchdown. Left—Jr. high player running plays out of the huddle. Below—Straight line everyone! Front—Jamie Alpers, Michelle Baker, Tracy Williams, Wilma Kendrick, Leslie Barnes, Kelly Stone. Back — Becky Raines, Angela Stafford, Barbara Johnson, Leana Merriman, Kelly Silkwood, Coach Carol Burnham, Anna Marie Tollman, Jenny Fischer, Pamela Pryor, Kellee Miller, and Stacy Jackson AND HERE TOO ... Scrimmaging with their parents was something new enjoyed by the eighth grade volleyball team this year. The eighth grade had a 5-2 record while the seventh grade compiled a 4-3 record. Carol Burnham said she had fun in her first year of coaching. Front—Kim Graber, Ronda Morgan, Kim Shewmaker, Vanissa Dunklee, Mary Ellen Dunnaway, Regina Marriott. Back—Crystal Dooley, Virginia Jones, Ellen Huff, Coach Burnham, Veronica Weekly, Cheryl Fleener, Cindy McDonald. Above— Let's win! Below—All Business? Jr. Hi Volleyball 115 TEAM HAS GOOD YEAR The eighth grade girls' basketball teams had a good 1984-1985 sea- son. The girls recorded a 6-3 record and played consistently all season. They relied on their excellent de- fensive play to carry them through. The boys played hard all season and struggled through some close losses. The seventh grade had a 3-3 record. The following boys were honored at the sports banquet. Best Offensive Player — Billy Jeffries; Best Defensive Player—Tony Camp- bell; and Most Improved — Clint Dinkins. The seventh grade player of the Year was Brent Beckman while Brent Lehman was chosen Defensive Player of the Year and Steve Randall was the Most Im- proved Player. First row: Alicia Pearcy, Jenny Jones, Cindy McDonald, Second row: Crystal Dooley, Cheryl Flenner, Vanissa Dunklee, Veronica Weekly, Ronda Morgan, Ellen Huff, Stacey Baumer. Back: Coach Kathy Gregory and Anna Tellman, manager. £ EIGHTH GRADE—Front: Leslie Barnes, Becky Raines, Tracy Williams, Michelle Baker, Stacy Jackson, Kelly Stone Back Row: Anna Tellman; Manager, Pam Pryor, Kelly Silkwood, Angel Stafford, Coach Linda Scott. Above Leslie Barnes—Below—Look at the size of their center! f 't 116 Junior High Girls Basketball BOYS PLAY HARD Come on, throw me the ball! SEVENTH GRADE: Front row: Brian Morrison, Barry Garber, Todd Edgar, Dana White, Steve Randall, Kevin Marshall, Larry McMillen, Brent Lehman, Iason Dreyer—Back row—Coach David Wood, Patrick Baker, Vincent Rissler, John Jones, Tony Comstock, Brent Beckmann, Tommy Lee per EIGHTH GRADE: Front row: Jerry Elwood, Brad Pearcy, Scott Sherman, Darren Klein, Tony Campbell—Back row—Coach David Wood, Mike Nolting, Derek Jones, David Clemens, Billy Jeffries, Clint Dinkins, Tony Piercy, Frank Schroeder Quit gawkin' round and move out of the way. I Junior High Boys Basketball 117 ON YOUR MOtQkH CO JR HIGH SCHOOL MARK... VERSAILLES Track is to a large extent an indi- vidual sport, and is often a new athletic experience for junior high age as they compete using only their own individual ability. The seventh and eighth grade teams participated in six meets and a conference meet. They per- formed well throughout the season, said Coach David Wood. Top—Tony is showing fine form as he battles for a first place. Right—I think I can! I think I can! Front row—Brian Morrison, Manager, Mike Gerhart, Jerry Elwood, Darren Klein, Charlie Kling, Tony Campbell, Larry McMillen, Shawn Campbell, Mark Anderson, Mike Hull. Back Row—Brent Beckmann, Dana White, Frank Schroeder, Mike Nolting, Jason Chappell, Clint Dinkins, Gerald Stanker, Ryan Dougherty, Patrick Baker, Steve Randall, Steve Concanncon, Coach David Wood. GET SET GO • • • The month of March cooperated, for a change, with the beginning of the track season. Twenty seventh and eighth grade girls were out for track. They par- ticipated in several track meets un- der the leadership of Coach Linda Scott. MORGAN CO JR HIGH 3CM VERSAILLES Front row—Wilma Kendrick, Cindy McDonald, Rosemary Calahan, Leslie Barnes, Mi- chelle Miller, Angela Seville, Sandra McMillen, Tracey Shields, Cheryl Fleener, Barbara Johnson. Back row—Kelly Stone, Patricia Reinhart, Rebecca Raines, Cindy Brown, Jenny Fischer, Jamie Alpers, Coach Linda Scott, Veronica Weekly, Sharon Kilmer, Beverly Baumgartner, Michelle Baker, Shauna Bowles, Jennifer Shirley. Top — Leslie '‘hurdling through the air. Left Can I do it? Below—Cheryl makes a 1-o-n- g jump! Junior High Track 119 ENERGETIC STUDENTS Front — Amy Lutman. Bottom to Top — Left. Shauna Bowels, Kelly Stone, Darren Klein, Shawn Campbell, Brian Morrison, Tony Camp- bell, Vincent Rissler, Brad Chamberlain, Barry Marshall, Quentin Rissler, ]ohn Sinclair, Trent Henry. Bottom to Top — Right. Mary Ellen Dunnaway, Crystal Dooley, Kathy Hycz, Jana Rouse, Michelle Baker, Leslie Barnes, Tracy Williams, Becky Raines, Stephanie Deason, Kellee Miller, Jenny Fischer, Gina Heinerikson Back—Mrs. Amy Todd. 120 Jr. High Student Council President Amy Lutman pauses to smile. Brian seems to be having a ball! Student Council had a busy year in 1985. They sponsored many activities including Spirit Week, dances, Student of the Quarter assemblies, and a talent show. They also purchased two ping pong tables for the students' use. Student Council is serious business for Jana and Gina. Go! Go! Go! This was the theme of the busy junior high cheerleading squad as they led the student body in many activities to further school spirit dur- ing the school year. Tiger t-shirts were sold in the fall. Over 150 were sold and the students who wore them and sat in the pep club were admitted to home games free. Assemblies held during the year featured, among other things, races involving players and coaches and cheers done judo style. The cheerleaders also put locker decorations on the players' lockers before each game and had a piz- za party at Christmas. Mrs. June Enowski and Mrs. Sue Nickels were the sponsors. Above— Let's go Tigers! Below—“Hi Mom, It’s me! Junior High Cheerleaders 121 SING IT OUT! A combination of the seventh and eighth graders sang, Tis the Season , a 20 minute medley, at the Christmas Concert. The eighth grade choir also held a spring concert. The junior high choir program is a class centered on performance and learning basic music concepts. Sing it out! EIGHTH GRADE CHOIR — First row—loft to right—Cindy Brown, Deborah Jeffries, Brad Pearcy, Scott Sherman Second row—Eva Wilson, Becky Bradshaw, Leslie Barnes, Har- old Zimmerman, Joel Robertson. Third row- Beverly Baumgartner, Kelly Stone, Wilma Kendrick, Arlene Winters, Tony Campbell, Tim Hilty. Fourth row—Mrs. Woolley, Becky Raines, Jamie Alpers, Stacy Jackson, Jenny Fischer, Carlisia Hilgar, Kelly Silkwood, Mike Homan, Louis Nelen SEVENTH GRADE CHOIR—First row—Vanessa Dunklee, Janice Weaver, Mary Ellen Dunnaway, Melinda Daniels, Sandra McMillen, Tommy Leeper, Jody Vogt, Tim Horner, Brian Graber Second row—Angela Serville, Dawn Pate, Crystal Dooley, Cindy McDonald, Anna Schmitz, Christine Vogt, Jason Dreyer, Brian Morrison, Gary Metcalf, Norman Bogel, Gene Kiger, Larry McMillen. Third row—Mrs Woolley, Tricia Arment, Tanya Grimes, Kathy Hycz, Deborah Zimmerman, Rhonda Smith, Ramona McGinnis, Todd Edgar, Barry Garber, Steve Randall, Charlie Kling, Kenny Twyman, Brent Lehman, Scott LeVan. Fourth row—Michelle Miller, Cheryl Fleener, Alicia Pearcy, Sharon Kilmer, Jenny Jones, Jennifer Shirley, Dena Davis, Ellen Huff, Brent Beckmann, Kevin Marshall, Dana White. 122 Junior High Choir EIGHTH GRADE BAND—First row—left to right—Tina Hyde, Rebecca Bradshaw, lamie Alpers, Michelle Baker, and Julie Gregory. Second row—Eva Wilson, Julie Lucas, Cheri Bullard, Bonnie Smith, Patty Reinhart, Chris Byars, Tony Piercy, Jer- ry Elwood, Beverly Baumgartner, Mike Yeokum, and Mike Nolting. Third row — Miss Jackson, Jenny Fischer, Leslie Barnes, Jimmy Chappell, David Clemens, and Steve Concannon. On to band! The junior high band under the direc- tion of Miss Debbie Jackson had a very successful year in 1984-85. They held a Christmas concert in December and at- tended the junior high music contest in Fayette. Jerry Elwood, trumpet; Beverly Baumgartner, French horn; and Stacy Baumer, flute; received I ratings on their contest solo performances. The eighth grade joined the high school band for various performances during marching season. SEVENTH GRADE BAND—First row—left to right—Stacey Baumer, Shauna Bowels, Jennifer Shirley, Jenny Jones, Barry Barber, Brent Beckmann and Brent Lehman. Second row—Brian Graber, David Hutchison, Cindy McDonald, Mindy Daniels, Angie Serville, Tom Leeper, Patricia Calvert, Jason Chappell, Michelle Miller, Tony Comstock, Vanissa Dunklee, Dana White. Third row—Brian Morrison, Pat Baker. Geoff Grimes, Miss Jackson, Mike Hibdon, Jason Dreyer, Ryan Dougherty. Cheryl Fleener, John Jones, Eric Jackson. Charlie Kling, Scott LeVan, Vincent Rissler. Junior High Band 123 CLASSIC ADVENTURES Yes, I'm having fun. The Royal Dance The night sparkles with the hopes and dreams of the future. Long dress, elegant suits and tuxs, it is almost a real life dress-up game. Yet the scene is perfect, the music right as the couples pair off. It is a Junior High Prom. The night's activities include dancing, fun, and the picking of Prom King and Queen. The king candidates were Jimmy Dornan, Craig Joy, and Tony Stevens. The queen candidates included Mitzi Clark, Tracy Hunter, and Tammie Hirschvogel. The lucky winners were Craig Joy and Tracy Hunter. They led the next dance with style and grace. Congratulations, Tracy. 124 Junior High Prom Above: Three Stooges. Below: What a couple. INDEX SENIORS Andersen, Chris-20,31,33, 37,42,46,59,93,95,97,88,53, 52,75,74,70,84,85 Ball, Larry-5,13,19,88 Ballard, Lora-20,27,88,77,85 Bauer, Barrie-4,10,13,20,30, 33,35,38,88,111,112,72,73, 81.70.71.84 Berkstresser, Joe-34,88,72 Bertelli, Monica-10,30,31,33, 36.77.88.89.112.72.80.81.71 Bielinski, Bill-88,72,81 Blake, Dwayne Bland, Curtis-13,88,72,85 Boettcher, Albert-88 Burkhart, Dana-88,72,81 Burkhart, Gail-13,35,88,72,81 Campbell, Ronnie-10,13,18, 19,21,77,28,33,32,46,47,59, 64,88,95,81,96,97,112,53,52, 72.80 Campbell, Tim-42,43,50,51, 88.93.95.80 Chamberlain, Kimberly-10,13, 30,32,77,33,37,44,60,64,66, 67.89.96.81.112.76.72.73.84 Chambers Carl-89 Concannon, Sean-32,33,39,42, 50,56,57,61,67,69,89,92,93, 96.97.76.70.71 Crandall, Brenda-62,89 Crowe, Angie-20,89 Drury, Tom-16,20,89 Dunham, John-1,31,41,42,33, 50,51,58,61,89,96,52,74 Fields, Terry-10,89,72,81,85 Gerlt, Bob-89 Green, Mark-13,20,89,92,93, 97.72.81 Hanlon, Steve-89,85 Hess, Donna-18,31,32,36,38, 90,93,95,70 Hester, Ann-10,13,19,20,28, 90.73.81 Hibdon, Dion-13,19,50,66,67, 90.72.74.81.71.84 Hineman, Bill-19,90,81 Hixon, Lisa-10,20,32,35,67,88, 72.73.81.84 Huffman, Kelly-20,32,37,90, 93.97.72.81.70.84 Hull, Jean-10,31,33,68,90,97, 72.80.81.85 Hutchison, Lana-7,10,13,20, 26,30,32,33,35,37,38,40,44, 48,72,74,70,71,58,59,68,90, 93.96.54.55.81.84.85 Hutchison, Sherry-31,35,36,90 Jaco, Christi-20,36,90,81 Jones, Shawna-4,20,36,48,49, 62,90,81 Kumberg, Danny-90,72,81 Lee, Sammi-10,13,28,29,35,59, 90.97.112.72.73.77.81.71.84 Lindsey, Melissa-90 Marriott, Lee-4,10,34,42,90,92, 95.97.112.72.81.70 Marshall, Dina-20,28,29,58,90, 72.54.55.81.70 Martin, Kim-14,90 Massingill, Tammy-31,36,90 Meyer, Chad-91 Napier, Vicki-13,38,91 Newkirk, Erik-91,84 Nickels, LeaAnn-20,31,32,35, 36,37,38,64,91 Niermeyer, Russell-91,72,81 Oyler, Danny-4,10,13,36,39, 42,50,51,66,67,61,91,93,95, 97.72.74.80.81.84 Papen, Alan-39,56,57,59,64, 91,92,95,97 Petty, Lisa-10,13,32,33,37,44, 48,49,58,59,64,65,91,89,81, 112.72.73.54.74.84 Rayl, Ronda-8,38,91 Roberts, Tim-10,32,33,42,43, 56,58,66,89,91,92,95,112,74, 81.70.71.84 Rumbo, Tammy-91 Salzman, Tom-13,91,72,81 Schuster, Brenda-20,33,92 Schwab, Jenny-20,92 Sheets, Kelvin-92 Shrout, Kim-6,32,33,36,37,38, 64,92,97,71 Sinclair, Jenny-9,92,95 Slater, Candice-9,92,95,84 Smith, Tara-31,32,92 Sousley, Nolan-20,64,65,68,88, 94,96,72 Stafford, Tony-20,21,33,92,85 Stevens, Dawn-10,30,32,35,37, 38.93.95.96.72.73.77.81.85 Stubblefield, John-93 Taylor, Robin-10,18,30,32,33, 38,66,67,68,91,93,72,73,77, 81.71.84 Tennison, Don-20,31,93 Thompson, Greta-10,13,18,21, 32,33,37,69,86,91,93,76,72, 73.77.80.81.84 Todd, Tim-13,93,72,81 Tubbs, Lecia-92,93 Turpin, Mitch-20,93,96,72,81 Twyman, Ellie-10,36,94,81 Uber, Tina-94 Underwood, Tracey-16,17,27, 28,29,31,32,35,36,38,58,59, 64.68.94.95.96.97.85 Urban, Mike-94 Viebrock, Lori-30,33,36,37,94, 95.80.85 Vogt, Camilla-9,31,38,64,69, 80,94,96 Weinstein, Davina-31,94,81 Whaley, Dawne-5,10,21,33,67, 86,94,95,72,77,81 Wilson, Scott-5,94,72 Wolfgeher, Leslie-13,94,81 Wood, Wendy-94 Yarger, Jessica-6,10,13,17,28, 32,33,27,35,36,38,62,64,81, 94.95.72.73.54.85 Yoder, Sheila-20,33,95 Young, Junior-95 JUNIORS Allan, Chris-98 Allison, Vicki-16,98 Anderson, Debbie-10,98,71 Applebury, Ginger-9,13,32,34, 38,36,98,73 Baker, Anne-14,28,29,58,98, 70 Barnes, Lisa-20,44,98,100,81, 70 Baumer, Kim-13,27,28,29,36, 59,69,98 Index 125 Baumgartner, Craig-18,33,42, 98.101.77 Berendzen, Susan-13,98 Boatright, Wally-18,19,31,33, 42,46,56,61,98,99,81 Bowers, Sheri-10,20,21,13,28, 48.49.98.73.84 Bowman, Ken-13,31,33,37,39, 42,43,64,92,98,52,70 Branstetter, Christel-98 Brown, Ron 98 Buchanan, Rhonda-98 Campbell, Bo-4,6,18,32,33,42, 46,47,60,61,64,68,87,98,101, 52,74,80 Clark, Wendy-18,27,29,28,33, 37,38,66,67,68,98 Coffman, Eric-10,21,32,33,38, 98.112.70.71 Collins, Jim-101 Dial, Stacy-31,54,98,101 Doepke, Ross-98 Douglass, KenGe-98 Ehrenberg, Dawn-33,35,36,64, 98.54.77 Espinosa, Jackie-13,33,45,44, 98,73,54 Frank, Peanut-4,15,19,31,32, 36.46.47.99.71.84 Garber, Carla-33,36,37,44,48, 49,57,99,75 Gerlt, Troy-28,36,37,47,58,99, 71 Gregory, Doug-14,42,99 Guhr, Eric-10,36,99,112,73 Harrison, Cindy-13,19,20,64, 98.99.100 Harrison, Larry-99 Hatfield, DeWayne-99 Hatfield, Kris-20,42,61,99,71 Heinerikson, Mike-99 Henderson, Sheridan-10,18, 33.37.38.86.99.71 Herbert, Danny-36,99 Hester, Tammy-20,44,45,48, 49.99.100 Hester, Tim-10,20,39,99,112 Higgins, Jeff-5,10,99,101,112 Hill, Tami-20,99 Hoselton, Brian-14,98,99,52 Hunter, Keri-13,36,99 Iman, Kevin-60,67,99 Jaco, Becky-101,70 Jaco, Debbie-13,101,73,84 Jennings, Kim-10,13,38,99,73, 71 Keen, Jackie-21,31,64,99,101 Kiger, Ronny-99 Lindsey, Dora-10,99 Long, Rick-10,13,39,100 Lund, John-20,36,42,61,100 McCarty, Michelle-100 Manford, Danny-100 Marple, Mike-8,10,46,47,65, 100 Marshall, Carrie-10,33,44,100, 77.81.71 Metcalf, Alan-42,100 Moesch, Mike-20,100,70 Monroe, Jerald-20,100 Parsons, James-36,37,38,100, 101,52,73,70 Patton, Lisa-20,100 Pearcy, Brian-10,11,12,13,18, 19.33.100.73.77.71 Petty, Tim-13,14,18,19,31,32, 81,100 Phelps, Mike-100 Pifer, Chris-10,13,100,112,73, 77 Raines, Ginger-10,19,31,32, 33.44.100.71 Ray, Jacque-21,100 Ritter, Lanny-100 Sidebottom, Mark-10,13,20, 100.71 Stafford, David-100 Swendrowski, John-100 Uber, Wendy-13,20,100 Vogt, Hank-10,13,20,27,69, 100.71 Wallace, Craig-14,100 Weinstein, Debbie-8,32,38, 100.71 White, Cristy-10,20,30,32,44, 62.68.99.101.77.80.70.71 Wibbens, Sherry-101 Williams, Carol-36,101,71 Williams, Stacy Jo-18,31,35, 44.45.101.71 Wilson, Doug-101 Wilson, Michella-13,101 Wilson, Tracy-31,100 Winfrey, Jim-101 Witt, Donna-13,19,28,29,36, 38,101,73 Wood, Sonny-101,71 Woods, Renee-13,20,31,101 Yeokum, Johnna-32,36,37,38, 39,101 Young, Jimmy-101 SOPHOMORES Alambaugh, Diana-102 Arnold, Donita-102 Baker, John-14,42,102 Barnard, Carolyn-10,13,32,33, 37.41.44.48.59.60.62.102, 111,73,54,55,75,71 Baumgartner, Kara-7,8,9,32, 35,36,49,64,102 Beaver, Janine-102 Beeman, Mike-34,46,102,52 Bercume, Ethan-39,50,51,102 Berkstresser, Ralph-102 Bertelli, Todd-102 Bielinski, Jim-42,61,102 Bland, Tim-102 Bradshaw, Cliff-102 Brewer, Neal-102 Brown, Greg-42,102 Calahan, John-39,42,59,102 Catron, April-102 Chadwick, Debbie-13,102 Colvin, Angie-10,102 Comstock, Charlene-102,17 Concannon, Erin-10,16,27,28, 29,36,59,102,77 Croy, Gary-13,46,47,87,65,102 Dills, Norman-16,102 Dinkins, Tom-102 Dougherty, Shana-13,102,104 Dunham, Jay-5,10,33,42,50,56, 61.69.102.105.111.112.73 Elliott, Tony-4,7,8,42,102 Finch, David-14,16,102 Frogge, Andy-42,61,102,104, 52 Gerlt, John-5,10,34,102,111, 112.73 Grace, Belinda-102 Gremminger, Mike-102 Hall, Mike-4,16,33,37,39,42, 46.47.56.58.61.64.68.102, 104 Hamrick, John-21,102 Hardey, Linda-34,103,54 Hardey, Tabbie-103 105,52 126 Index Hatfield, Kurt-4,7,16,42,61, 103,71 Hedrick, Lisa-21,103 Herod, Annette-10,103,112,70, 85 Hilkemeyer, Stephanie-103 Hineman, David-103 Huff, Gary-103 Hughes, Ieff-4,7,32,42,61,103, Hutchison, Joy-10,28,35,49,66, 67.68.103.104.111 Hycz, Kayce-103 Jackson, Jeff-10,46,47,56,58, 65.103 Johnson, Joey-103 Jones, Naomi-103 James, Paula-10,21,8,9,38,103 Kimbrell, Melissa-10,16,28,29, 32.35.62.103.111 King, Earl-103 Lamberson, Steve-42,43,103 Lehman, Brian-8,34,42,61,103 Lepley, Troy-103 Letchworth, Susan-103 Leuthen, Robbie-10,42,56,103 Lewis, Christine-103 Loganbill, Lesa-10,28,29,35, 66.67.103 Lutman, Jeff-10,28,46,47,58, 62.65.68.103.112 Manford, Jarrod-103 Marshall, Rita-4,7,103,54,55 Metcalf, Kerry-39,103 Moesch, Chuck-50,103 Nikkei, James-37,38,62,103, 104,105 Noe, Ben-104 Odgen, Mike-104,52,53 Packett, Marjorie (Ripper)-10, 13.21.32.35.45.49.104.73 Packett, Martha (Bo)-10,13,16, 28.35.49.59.103.104.73 Patton, Brad-104,105 Pendergraft, Lori-8,9,36,58, 104,54 Phelps, Donna-104 Pluff, Don-104,52 Power, Cheri-10,29,35,36,37, 104,111 Presley, Kathy-104 Raines, Kim-10,34,104,112 Reames, Scott-104 Richardson, Neysa-104 Sandidge, Walt-5,104,52 Schussler, Cathy-35,104 Schuster, Sheila-34,104,54 Smith, Ross-5,18,33,39,42,50, 61,104 Swanner, Lane-104 Swearingen, Mark-7,104 Thomas, Ronda-13,104 Thompson, Sallianne-5,10,13, 32,44,45,58,69,104,73,81 Thouvenal, Krista-5,10,11,16, 37,45,64,65,68,104,112,73, 54.77.71 Todd, Susan-5,10,8,9,13,35,36, 37.38.104.112.73.77.71 Tubbs, Leslie-21,105 Turner, Jodi-105 Upton, Jimmie-31,105,52 Wallace, Aquino-32,33,42,50, 105 Watkins, Tina-14,49,105 Webb, Kenny-105 Wenger, Carol-5,10,13,21,35, 62.105.112.73 Willson, Greg-10,112,52,73,77 Wilson, Tammy-105 Winn, Ranelle-105 Wittrock, Gary-34,105 Wood, Tina-103 Woods, Walter-5,10,14,35,39, 46,50,62,64,65,68,105,111, 112.53.73 Yoder, Loren-10,32,34,47,105, 52 Index 127 Seniors, this book is for you. Reach for the stars and— Go For It ALL! ENJOY 128 Closing Page