North Union High School - Wildcat / Cat Tales Yearbook (Richwood, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1985 volume:

THE WILDCAT NORTH UNION HIGH SCHOOL 1985 NORTH UNION HIGH SCHOOL 401 N. FRANKLIN ST. RICHWOOD, OHIO 43344 THE 1985 WILDCAT TABLE OF CONTENTS Seniors Pg 4 Underclassmen Pg 23 Tri-Rivers Pg 41 Faculty Pg 45 Sports Pg 51 Organizations Pg 79 Activities Pg 96 Advertisements Pg 125 SENIORS COUNTDOWN 5 ... Doesn’t seem so long ago When we started in high school New teachers, old books and senior fairy-tales Of non-existent elevators and an underground pool. 4 .. . Growing up fast, learning to drive Responsibilities, jobs, homework, friends. Searching for parties (couldn’t find any) Detentions, Michael Jackson, and other social trends. 3 Two years of grueling schoolwork was gone Halfway through!” we juniors would cheer. Homecoming, Christmas vacation, Junior-Senior Prom Beginning to have fun, but the end was so near. 2 Searching for the right college, hunting a good job Being bossy, dressing cool, talking clever Taking our finals, then cleaning our lockers And closing them, slowly, forever. 1 ... Feelings are mixed on Graduation Night, Complaints from nervous Seniors like headaches 6 fever. Really proud, a moment of satisfying attention, then Saying goodbye to friends, but not forever ... Because all of our separate paths Have sprung from one common road And everyone should always remember: WE SHARED IT. And because we did, 0 will never come. — Rick Young V. President — P. Benner, Sec. Tres. — R. Young, President — S. Taylor. Class Color — peach gray Class Flower — Peach Rose Class Song — Grand Illusions Class Motto — Learn From Yesterday, Live For Today, Dream For Tomorrow.” Timothy Scott Amstutz Tracy Lee Anderson 4 Timothy Charles Barry Peter Alan Benner William Michael Botkins Aits Michael Lee Baughman Jolie Marie Beuerlein Joanne Elizabeth Biondi Elizabeth Ann Blue Tina Lee Brown Seniors 5 Karen Ann Beeney S James 0. Bayes, Jr. SENIORS! Valerie Lee Collinsworth Sandra Dee Cooper Carol Suzanne Cox ‘-'j Roger Eric Creviston 6 Seniors Gail Sue Crisp Scott Allen Culwell AoJ' Jbt Desiree Jon Cox JL Barry Jay Davis Paul David Lee Fowler II Trudi Ann Galloway ahu Ls- Michael Anthony Grose Jeffrey Harper Lisa Kay Fitzpatrick Al5£L Thomas R. Gray Sr - George Edgar Hill Sheila Lynn Foreman .jtbi(jLtltU— Bobbie Lee Grose Matthew Todd Hoffman Seniors 7 SENIORS Thomas Eugene Lookabaugh Rodney Alan Lowe Jeffrey Lee Lumpkins Wendy Sue Mannasmith (tfouity- Kimberly Jo Marshall jyO David A. Martin Ronnie Lee Martin tmsnjf Thomas Brent Mathys 8 Seniors Dawn Marie Moreland Mark Andrew McGrane Mark Douglas McNamee W astA Candi Jo Mills Debra Laurel Oiler Jill Elizabeth Patton m Jeffrey Anson Parish Brian Dean Payne seniors 9 SENIORS Clyde Roger Pitchford Daniel Gregg Poling Pcwt Gale Stewart Price Rodney Paul Rice Charles Laurence Roberts James Patrick Sexton Carolyn Joann Shields Tamie Louise Shoemaker 10 Seniors Lsnj(j.J Frank H. Shuster Lucinda M. Shuster Arvin Rick Sims Mu Jay L. Veach far Jodi Denise Wedding Randall Lynn White ■£k v A Thomas Alan Williams Tammy Lynn Wood Tia Lynn Wood Richard William Young A Seniors 11 E MINTER CLASS OF 1985 SENIOR CLASS PERSONALITIES Class Couple — M. McGrane, C. Mills Class Clowns — T. Williams, K. Beeney Brown Nosers — Best Dressed — M. McGrane, T. Galloway J. Lumpkins, R. Kissling Most Spirited — K. Beeney, J. Parish Personalities 13 Last To Admit Defeat — K. Beeney Shyest — R. LeMaster, S. Foreman Not Pictured — B. Mathys Sexiest Eyes — C. Mills, J. Parish Most Talkative — C. Westfall, K. Marshall Most Athletic — J. Parish, K. Beeney 14 Most Likely To Succeed — R. Young, S. Taylor Class Airheads — C. Westfall, J. Patton (Row 1) B. Blue, T. Hoffman, T. Parker, S. Clevenger. (Row 2) T. Galloway, T. Williams, D. Britton, G. Price. (Row 3) D. Oiler, D. Parrott, S. Taylor, C. Roberts. (Row 4) S. Neel, R. Lowe. 16 SENIOR BABIES YOU’VE GOT THE CUTEST LITTLE BABY FACE (Row 1) C. Cox, M. Botkins, A. Krebehenne, M. McGrane. (Row 2) T. Brown, T. Barry, A. Buchtel, M. McNamee (Row 3) T. Brady, B. Winter, J. Biondi, S. Steele. (Row 4) G. Hill, T. Amstutz. SENIOR BABIES 17 SENIOR INDEX TIM AMSTUTZ: Spanish 1, 2; French Club 1; Intec 1, 2, 3. TRACY ANDERSON: Yearbook 1; Marching Band 1, 3; Prime Time 2, 3; French Club 2, 3. TIM BARRY: Baseball 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 1; Track 1; Golf 2; Football 4; Intec 2. MIKE BAUGHMAN: Track 4; Prime Time 3; Intec 1, 2, 4; French Club 3, 4; Newspaper 3. JIM BAYES: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 4; French Club 1; Spanish Club 3, 4. KAREN BEENEY: Softball 1, 2; Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3; Volleyball 1, 2; Varsity Football Cheerleader 3; Football Mas- cot 4; Student Council 2, 3; French Club 1, 2, 3; Prime Time 2, 3, 4. PETE BENNER: French Club 3, 4; In- tec 1, 2, 3, 4; Jr Class Vice-President; Sr. Class Vice-President; Student Council 1; Buckeye Boys State 3; Prime Time 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4. JOLIE BEUERLEIN: National Honor Society 3, 4; Cheerleader 1; French Club 1. JOANNE BIONDI: French Club 1, 2, 3; Cheerleader 1; Flag Corp 2, 3, 4; Gymnastikcs 2, 3, 4; Prime Time 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 4; Girls State Delegate 3; Who’s Who 4. BETH BLUE: F.H.A. 1, 2. MIKE BOTKINS: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Track 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Intec Club 1, 2; Student Council 2. TRACY BRADY: French 1. DEBBIE BRITTON: Student Council 1; FFA Queen 4. TINA BROWN: French Club 1, 2; Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Field Com- mander 4; Prime Time 2, 3, 4; Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4. ANGELA BUCHTEL: Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 1, 2, 3; Newspaper Staff 4; Prime Time 2 3 4. GREG BUYER: Football 1, 2, 3; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA Wool Judging Team 1, 2. GWEN BYUS: Student Council 1; Track Stat 1, 2; Cross Country Stat 1; Basketball Stat 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 2; Guidance Office 2, 3, 4. SHANE CLEVENGER SANDY COOPER DESIREE COX: FHA 1, 2; Prime Time 3. CAROL COX: Prime Time 2, 4; Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4; Homecom- ing Queen 4; French Club 2, 3. ERIC CREVISTON: Basketball 1, 2, 3; Baseball 3; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; French 3. GAIL CRISP: FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; French 4. BARRY DAVIS: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; National Honor Society 3, 4. COURTNEY FICKLE: Concert Band 4; Marching Band 4; Flag Corp 4. LISA FITZPATRICK: French Club 2, 3, 4; Prime Time 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 1, 2; National Honor Society 3, 4. SHEILA FOREMAN: FHA 1. DAVID FOWLER: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Bas- ketball 1; Baseball 2. TRUDI GALLOWAY: French Club 1, 2, 3; Prime Time 2, 3, 4; Flag Corp 3; Student Council Rep 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Girls State 3. TOM GRAY: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2; Boys State 3. BOB GROSE: Track 1, 2; VoAg 2, 3, 4; OWE 3. MICHAEL GROSE: VoAg 1, 2, 3, 4; Art 1, 2, 3, 4; Golf 4; FFA Officer 4. KIM HENDRICKSON: Gymnastics 1, 2; FHA 1, 2, 3; Prime Time 1, 2; French 1, 2. GEORGE HILL: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 3; Wrestling 3; Golf 2; Baseball 2; French Club 1, 2; Student Council 4; Prime Time 3, 4; National Honor So- ciety 3, 4. TODD HOFFMAN: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1; Golf 2; Football 4; Prime Time 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Jr. Class President 3; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3; French Club 3. ROZ KISSLING: Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Gymnastics 1; Track 1, 2, 3. KEN KITCHEN: Basketball 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Prime Time 3. ANGIE KREBEHENNE: French Club 1, 2, 3; Basketball Cheerleader 1, 2; Prime Time 2, 4; National Honor So- ciety 3, 4. SHEILA LAIRD: FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA 3; Marching Band 3, 4; Prime Time 2, 4; French Club 1. ROCKY LEMASTER: OWE. TOM LOOKABAUGH: VoAg 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish 1, 2. ROCKY LOWE: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4. JEFF LUMPKINS: Prime Time 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 1, 2, 3; Intec 1, 2, 3; National Honor Society 3, 4. KIM MARSHALL: Basketball Cheer- leader 1, 2, 3; Prime Time 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 1, 2; French Club 3. BRENT MATHYS: Football 1, 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2; FFA 2; Wrestling Co. Capt. 4. CANDI MILLS: Track 1; Basketball Cheerleader 2; French Club 2, 3, 4; Art 1, 2, 3, 4. MARK MCGRANE: FFA 1; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3; Prime Time 4; French 4; Spanish 1, 2. MARK MCNAMEE: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Prime Time 3. DAWN MORELAND: FHA 1, 2; Prime Time 3. CHRIS MOREY: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3. SHELLY NEEL: French Club 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4. RICK OBERDIER: Wrestling 1, 2; Intec 4; FFA 2, 3. DON PARROTT: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2; Prime Time 4. JEFF PARISH: Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; French 1; Spanish 3, 4; FFA 1, 2, 3; Prime Time 3. JILL PATTON: Softball 1, 2; National Honor Society 4. BRIAN PAYNE: Track 2, 3, 4; Wildcat Pride 2, 3. KEN PENRY: Basketball 1, 2, 3; French Club 1, 2; Marching Band 4. ROGER PITCHFORD: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 3, 4; Basketball 1; Wres- tling 3. DANIEL POLING: French Club 3; In- tec 1, 2, 3, 4. GALE PRICE: Cross Country 1, 2; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1; Baseball 2, 3; Intec 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling Co- Capt. 4. ROD RICE: Wrestling 1, 2; French Club 2; Intec 1, 2, 4. CHARLIE ROBERTS: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Golf 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1; Football 4; Spanish Club 3, 4. JAMES SEXTON: French Club 4; Newspaper Staff 4. CAROLYN SHIELDS: French Club 1, 2, 3; Spanish Club 3, 4; National Hon- or Society 3, 4; Volleyball 1, 2, 3; Prime Time 2, 3, 4. CINDY SHUSTER: Flag Corp 1; FHA 1, 2; Choir 1, 2, 4; Prime Time 4. FRANK SHUSTER: Football 1, 2. RICK SIMS: Football 3, 4; Wrestling 3; VoAg 1, 2, 3, 4. CRAIG SPARKS: Football 3, 4; Wres- tling 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 3; Marching Band 1, 2; National Honor Society 4; Spanish Club 4; Who’s Who 4. SCOTT STEELE: VoAg 1, 2, 3, 4. SHERYL TAYLOR: Student Council 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 2, 3; French Club 1, 2, 3; Newspaper 1; Prime Time 4; Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4. JAY VEACH: French Club 1, 2; Stu- dent Council 1; FFA 2, 3. JODI WEDDING: Yearbook Staff 2. CHUCK WESTFALL: Wrestling 1. RANDY WHITE: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. TOM WILLIAMS: Football 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3. TAMMY WOOD: Cheerleader 1; Gym- nastics 2, 3; Student Council l;French 3. TIA WOOD: National Honor Society 4; Who’s Who 3. RICHARD YOUNG: Track 1; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 4; FFA 1, 2, 3; Prime Time 4. Wrestling Co-Capt. 4. 19 SMILE, YOU’RE ON CANDID CAMERA SENIORS: at work, at play, at the end 22 Seniors Apt, Wendy Arbogast, .Maria Bahan, Natalie Baker, Alan Ballinger, Lori Barnett, Gene Bidwell, Charles Blankenship, Ginger Bolenbaugh, John Borland, David Boyd, Jeff Brentlinger, Kim Buyer, Amy Carpenter, Dawn Carrel, Shelley Clagett, Michelle Claghorn, Jerry Combs, Janet Croons, Polly Crosbie, Marjorie Crumb, Becky The Junior class once again had a successful year with money-making projects. We started with the traditional candy bar sale. During bas- ketball season we were in charge of selling con- cessions at the games. The success of these pro- jects, combined with the hard work of the Ju- niors during decoration time paid off as the 1985 prom proved to be one of the nicest ever. Class officers — sitting: Michelle Clagett; Secretary- treasurer (left); Traci Oates; Vice President: Tami Monroe. Cunningham, Chad Davis, Gina Dean, David Duncan, Diane Duncan, Shelley Ekmark, Missy Fowlers, Kathy Fowler, Vicky Fry, Laurie Gallant, Ken Gray, Kip Greer, Tammy Guy, Stacey Hall, Mark Hamilton, Wendy Harmon, Amy Harr, Sherry Harraman, Steve Herd, Stephanie Higginbotham, Patty Porschet, Doug 24 Juniors Hileman, Ginger Hinebaugh, Tina Hook, Don Howell, Cory Huffman, Tim Jamison, Ernie Jolliff, Duane Jolliff, Julie Jordan, Scott Kale, Stephanie Kirkapatrick, Kathy Knox, Dawn Kougher, Rex Kratowicz, Katherene Kratowicz, Pat Kyle, Kenyon LeBlanc, Terry LeMaster, Carol LeMaster, Robbie Liggett, Glen Lookabaugh, Rick Lusk, Lynn Marine, Shannon Matheney, Chris Monroe, Tami Morey, Angela Nauman, Kim Neal, Cindy Nicol, Julie Noble, Chad Oates, Eileen Oates, Traci Oberdier, Cindy Pacha, Lauri Parsons, Perry Patton, Jill Payne, Lyle Pheifer, Jeff Pierce, Jody Plotner, Brad Popovich, Ann Price, Gene Reese, Charley Rye, Jeff Sandusky, Juan Schmelzer, Tammy Schuster, Scott Sessler, Stonie Slonecker, Steve Smith, Angie Smith, Bob Smith, Mike Snow, Ann Snow, Emery Stidham, Eric Stinemetz, Patty Stover, Lisa Sullivan, Randy Thompson, Gene Travis, Rod VanBrimmer, Julie Walters, Charles Wasserbeck, Dave Wheeler, Karen Wheeler, Rick White, Jodi Wiley, Cindy Wilson, Lynn Wilson, Patricia Wornstaff, Kristie Zapp, Kristen Camera Shy Buettner, Richard Elkins, Una Mathys, Darnell Reese, Lee 26 JUNIORS 11 DOWN AND 1” TO GO! Juniors 27 28 Juniors Ackerman, Kevin Adams, Mike Anderson, Melissa Atherton, Keith Baker, Amy Baughman, Tracy Beckley, Ken Belville, Sandy Biondi, Amy Botkins, Cindy Boyd, Valerie Britenstine, Amy Brown, Machelle Brown, Wally Caldwell, Bobby Callahan, Mike Castle, Cindy Clark, Amy Clem, Susan Clevenger, Mike Cooley, Craig Coughenour, Jessie Cox, Brian Creviston, Kim Daymude, Mark Dillion, Tammie Dingus, Joseph Dotson, Kristi Doup, Amy Eastman, Amy Elbin, Theresa Eldridge, Paula Erwin, Stephanie Fillinger, Kelleen Foos, Jennifer Foster, Holly Fuller, Eric Gilbreath, Lamar Gray, Traci Grose, Robert Harris, Kristen Hecker, Christy 30 Hendrickson, Vonda Higgins, Marina Hinebaugh, Shelie Hoffman, Stacey Huckaba, Lora Irvine, Jerri Jackson, G£ry Jarvis, Tara Jezerinac, Ray Jones, Lynn Kavanagh, Sherry Kyle, Kim Laird, Danny Landon, Christy Lazenby, Cathy Ledley, Chris Lehner, Scott Lingrel, Charles Lyons, Chris Mannasmith, Eric McMahan, Rob McMahon, Bobbie Monroe, Lacy Moreland, Sherry Moser, Mike Nace, Becki Neel, Karolyne Nicol, Teresa Oberdier, Tracy Ogan, Jessie Ogan, John Ovalle, Chris Pacha, Christy Pacha, Shannon Parish, John Pitts, David Plotner, Nancy Poe, Dawn Rankin, David Ransome, Tammy Rausch, Allen Rayl, Letitia SOPHOMORES 31 Rees, Jeff Robinson, Becky Salyer, Natalie Savage, Jocelyn Schmelzer, Kevin Sedgewick, Arty Shirk, Jim Shuster, John Sims, Mike Slone, Ronnie Sprouse, John Starks, Ted Stapleton, Sheila Stidham, Michelle Stinemetz, Bill Temple, Melissa Thornburg, Patience Tidd, Penni Tumeo, Joe Veach, Kandy Verity, Ann Walters, Irene Warren, John Westbrook, James Wood, Tami Camera Shy Bishop, Mark Boehmer, Zach Jamison, Eric LeMaster, Don Mathys, Joseph Moss, Mike Nelson, Sherry Poling, Angela Sprouse, Brenda Spurlock, Bill Walters, Charles Wilson, Ken Crooks, Kari Kelly, Angie 32 SOPHOMORES THOSE SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORE CANDIDS 33 A GROUP OF PERFECT 10’S! 34 SOPHOMORE CANDIDS Alderson, Lee Barnes, Todd Beckett, Ron Beeney, Doug Beers, Becky Bowen, Jeff Brady, Tammy Brentlinger, Kevin Bright, Loretta Buettner, Diana Buhrts, Ted Burch, Tammie Burdett, Kelly Butcher, Julie Carpenter, Minnie Carpenter, Sheila Chapman, Troy Chumley, Vicki Clark, Stephanie Cocklin, Steve Cooper, Bill Crosbie, Steve Culwell, Dawn Culwell, Mary Cunningham, Brad Davis, Chanin Davis, Sue Douglas, John Drumm, Tresa Duncan, Mike Dysert, April Eastman, Tom Edwards, Steve Fletcher, Karla Foreman, Glenda Geyer, Allen Goins, Wendy Goodwin, Kevin Grose, Jim Grose, Mark Hammond, Brenda Hammond, Richard A Freshman faces many new challenges — new teachers and courses, locker combinations, and lo- cating the third floor or elevator. But we survived and turned the year into a great experience. Our major project at Christmas was so successful that we now hold the all-time high profit of any Fresh- man class project at NU. Good luck, Class of ’88. PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SEC TREAS ADVISOR GEOFF SCHULTZ JENNIFER SPAIN ANGELA STALEY MRS. L. WRIGHT 36 Harris, Jill Hines, Clint Hoffman, Chad Holstein, Brian Holton, Linda Jamison, Danny Johnston, Jack Jolliff, Reed Jones, D.J. Karcher, Mike Kelly, Sandra Kissling, Kyle Kitchen, Michelle Leadingham, Michelle Levings, Janelle Mayse, Jody Martin, Danny Mathys, Renee McDaniel, Katie Minter, Brad Minter, Greg Moore, Brad Moreland, Debra Moss, Kim Myford, Kathy Neal, Jason Nicol, Matt Notter, Stacey Oberdier, Pam Ogan, Brian Parish, Terry Parrott, Anne Penry, Karla Perkins, Kevin Poe, Mimpsi Popovich, Karen Roller, Matt Sauders, Rod Schambs, Ed Schilling, Tracy Schultz, Geoff Schuster, Brian FRESHMEN 37 Shoemaker, Tana Stims, Debbie Slone, Jamie Spain, Jennifer Sproull, Bill Staley, Angela Stewart, Sharon Stover, Cathy Sweeney, April Taylor, Seth Tallman, Kip Thompson, Jim VanBrimmer, Sheila Welch, Shawn Williams, Heidi Winkle, Caroline Young, David Young, Keith Young, Robbie Camera Shy Burk, Jeff Hamilton, Walt Hildreth, Robin Johnson, Quint Marshall, Steve Osborne, Jim Rivers, Lorena Simpson, Tammy Smith, Richard Stapleton, George Fre jmen 38 FRESHMAN FRESHMEN Freshmen Candids 39 WE’VE JUST BEGUN!!! 40 Freshmen Candids TRI-RIVERS 42 TRI-RIVERS TRI-RIVERS 43 44 TRI-RIVERS NUHS ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY Richard Cline: Superintendent John Roller: Principal Rick Abbott: Chemistry, Physical Science Roger Baker: Accounting I, II, III, IV; Office Proce- dures; Recordkeeping; Typing II Lacy Blankenship: Health, Physical Education 10 Gwen Cody: Advanced English 9, 12; English 9 46 FACULTY Carroll Cutler: Band Director Walt Everly: Custodian Jane Holtschulte: Choir Betty Coulter: Guidance Counselor, LuAnne Dunham: Librarian Student Council Advisor Tom Forman: American History; World S.C. Gardner: Advanced English 10, History I II; Civics English 12, Speech Betz Hull: French I, II, III; Journalism Larry Joseph: Art I, II, III, IV FACULTY 47 Harold Karcher: Vocational Agricul- ture II, III Brad Lautar: Advanced Math, Physics, Geometry, Pre-Algebra Jim Metzger: Cabinet Making; Indus- trial Technology I, II; Technical Draw- ing 48 FACULTY Steve LaRue: Guidance Counselor Marcia Livingston: Clothing, Housing, Home Economics I, Skills for Living Gale Perkins: O.W.E. Becky LaRue: General Math, Advanced Physical Education, Physical Educa- tion 9 Lee Mathey: Applied Math; Algebra I, II; Advanced Math Sue Preston: Learning Disabilities Tu- tor Jean Wedding: Advanced English 11, English 11 Frank Zirbel: Athletic Director, Dean of Students Rosemary Taylor: English 10; Spanish I, II, III Nancy Wiley: Child Care, Foods, Home Economics II Rosalie Beers: Secretary Bob Tuttle: Biology, Earth Science Linda Wright: Recordkeeping; Short- hand I, II; Typing I FACULTY 49 50 FACULTY 00 CD VARSITY: (Row 1) R. Sims, T. Williams, D. Parrott, S. Willeke, C. Roberts, M. Botkins, T. Hoffman, R. Pitchford. (Row 2) M. Adams, M. Sims, L. Gilbreath, E. Jamison, K. Smeltzer, J. Tumeo, R. McMahan, C. Ledley, J. Rees, C. Walters. (Row 3) Coach Lowary, R. White, E. Jamison, J. Pfeiffer, C. Noble, C. Cunningham, D. Wasserbeck, T. Starks, G. Thompson, K. Young, Assist. Coach Jerew. (Row 4) C. Sparks, J. Boyd, R. Young, E. Stidham, J. Bayes, B. Mathys, C. Reese, S. Jordan, J. Rye, J. Ogan, and T. Barry. 52 FOOTBALL Lamar Makes Night Moves” FRESHMAN: (Row 1) B. Minter, T. Chapman, R. Saunders, T. Schilling, S. Welch, M. Roller, D. Jamison. J. Slone. (Row 2) B. Moore, M. Duncan, R. Young, C. Hines, G. Shultz, B. Schuster, B. Holstein, K. Goodwin, R. Beckett. (Row 3) Coach Forman, D. Beeney, B. Cunningham, B. Ogan, S. Edwards, T. Eastman, T. Parish, J. Johnston, and K. Brentlinger. The 1984 edition of the NUHS Wildcats experienced a difficult-to-swallow season. Expectations were high — especially after winning four games in '83. However, a bad start, lack of depth, and overall inex- perience combined to produce but one victory — a season ending 21-6 win at Jonathan Alder. Mike Bot- kins, a four year letterman was named to the All-CBL defensive backfield; Brent Mathys, a two year letter- man was named to the second team All-CBL offen- sive unit (tight end); and Don Parrott, a three year letterman, was named to the second team All-CBL offensive unit (quarterback). 54 FOOTBALL FOOTBALL 55 Varsity Left to right — A. Buyer, S. Herd, M. Crosbie, C. Oberdier, C. Shields, M. Clagett, T. Monroe, G. Davis, K. Nauman, A. Eastman. Kneeling — Coach Weaver. Reserve Row 1 — C. Stover, P. Oberdier, M. Carpenter, M. Kitchen, K. McDaniel. Row 2 — C. Landon, A. Eastman, Coach Markley, S. Ervin, S. Belville, C. Botkins. 56 VOLLEYBALL LADY CATS SPIKE AGAIN The North Union Varsity Spikers had a very successful volleyball season this year. The overall record for the Spikers was 16-5 with a CBL record of 9-2, placing them both sec- ond in their CBL division and second overall in the CBL. Another team honor that the Spikers received was being ranked 7th in the Central District Coaches Poll for the last half of the 84-85 season. Individual honors went to: Carolyn Shields — Central District All Star Team, CBL First Team Most Valu- able Player, Michelle Clagett — 1st Team CBL, Amy Buyer — 2nd Team CBL, Kim Nauman — Most Improved Player. The Wildcats, with a win over Marion Pleasant, advanced to the second round of the state tournament. However, the season ended when Mt. Gilead won two closely contested matches. VOLLEYBALL 57 CHEERLEADING ’85 — GO CATS RESERVE BASKETBALL (Clockwise) C. Neel, S. Guy, H. Foster, D. Carpenter, M. Temple, S. Hoffman. FOOTBALL BASKETBALL F R E S H M E N FRESHMAN FOOTBALL FRESHMAN BASKETBALL (Standing) J. Spain, L. Peck, A. Parrott, (Kneeling) J. Mayse, (Clockwise) M. Kitchen, B. Beers, S. Notter, L. Peck. B. Beers. 58 CHEERLEADERS VARSITY FOOTBALL FOOTBALL — VARSITY (Left to Right) S. Hoffman, C. Lazenby, R. Kissling, S. Guy, M. Brown, H. Foster. CHEERLEADERS 59 VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS §� ► (Left to Right) K. Fowler, L. Ballinger, S. Carrel, M. Anderson, N. Salyer, C. Pacha. SPIRIT!!! 60 CHEERLEADERS 1984-85 CROSS COUNTRY I. to r.: D. Dean, K. Wheeler, L. Jones J. Parish. 2nd row: J. Warren, K. Perkins, R. 3rd IN STATE Jolliff, C. Hoffman M. Karcher. 3rd row: Coach Rankin, R. Travis, J. Parish, B. JEFF PARISH Minter, D. Rankin and M. Moser. The 1984 NUHS Cross-Country team was lead by the outstanding performance of sen- ior Jeff Parish. Jeff is a four year letterman whose fourth year was definately his best. Some of Jeff’s seasonal highlights include: (Class AA Central District Sectionals) with a time of 16:00 flat, (CBL Championships) with a time of 16:02, and (Central District Meet) with a time of 16:02. Parish, with these times finished 1st at each. Lastly, at the State Meet at O.S.U., Parish finished third overall with a time of 15:57. The two Co-Captains for the year were seniors Jeff Parish and Bryan Mint- er who were a real inspiration to the team. Special awards: Jeff Parish — number one runner, John Parish — most improved, Mike Moser — top newcomer. CROSS COUNTRY 61 NU WRESTLING (Row 1) M. Sims, S. Edwards, G. Price, G. Thompson, C. Cooley, M. Roller. (Row 2) Coach Abbott, R. Young, J. Johnston, B. Mathys, D. Wasserbeck, C. Sparks, R. Young, B. Minter. Coach Rick Abbott’s 1984-85 grapplers finished their dual meet season with an 8-8 record. Also, the Cats placed second in the ten team North Union Invitational. The team was composed of four seniors, two juniors, two sophomores, and five freshman. (Overall, including reserve and varsity squads, there were twenty-eight wres- tlers.) Team leadership was provided by tri-cap- tains Gale Price, Rick Young, and Brent Mathys. Speaking of Brent, he virtually rewrote the NUHS seasonal record book: Most wins (his record was 42-5): most pins (27): most takedowns (65): most team points (207): and the most nearfalls (82). Other Mathys highlights included a District Championship at 167 lbs., qualification for the State tournament for the second time by placing third at the Regional level, and getting his 100th victory of his career — another NUHS standard. Rick Young and Gene Thompson were other Wildcats who qualified for the Regional tourna- ment: Young at heavyweight, and Thompson at 119 lbs. Overall, the team set a school record for most pins in a season — 106. As for next season, Coach Abbott said: We are losing some fine wrestlers, but we will have returning letter win- ners.” itli 62 WRESTLING NO LAUGHING MAT-TER (Row 1) S. Welch, M. Duncan, T. Chapman, C. Ovalle, A. Geyer, E. Schambs, J. Rees. (Row 2) Coach Abbott, J. Slone, D. Jamison, J. Shirk, K. Young, L. Alderson, M. Adams, B. Shuster. Wrestling Stats: S. Kavanagh, C. Mills (Standing) S. VanBrimmer, M. Ekmark. Coach Abbott can’t wait for the next match to begin. Coach Wasserbeck gets Gene ready for his match. WRESTLING 63 GOLF Sitting: D. Jolliff, T. Parker. Second Row: L. Monroe, J. Shuster, J. Neal, Coach Kehn. Third Row: K. Ackerman, M. Daymude, M. Grose. 64 GOLF NU GYMNASTS (Row 1) V. Fowler, T. Elbin, T. Gray. (Row 2) L. Huckaba, L. Stover, K. Veach, C. Botkins, S. Hinebaugh. The 1984-85 North Union Gymnastics squad re- corded an overall mark of 3-8. Of the 8 defeats, 3 of them were within 3 points of the winners’ total score. The team fared well at the District meet — placing 5th out of 15 schools competing in the compulsory routines. As the girls gain valuable ex- perience and self-confidence they are also improv- ing their flexibility and tumbling skills. There is little doubt that the gymnastic program is growing and Coach Ronda Wilds is looking for a better team next year. GYMNASTICS 65 VililEB XyilDCATS WILDCATS WILDUTS fcMbcats Wilted L WpS WILDCAT VARSITY (Row 1) T. Hoffman, D. Parrott, J. Bayes, (Row 2) K. Kitchen — manager, C. Cunningham, R. Lowe, C. Howell, E. Jamison, K. Kyle, M. Moser, P. Kratowicz, J. Parish, M. McGrane, Coach Comstock. 66 BOYS BASKETBALL RESERVE BASKETBALL Left to Right: Manager K. Kitchen, D. Rankin, M. Bishop, T. Starks, K. Kyle, C. Ledley, S. Lehner, K. Ackerman, J. Parish, Coach Mathey. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Kneeling: C. Hoffman, C. Cunningham, R. Jolliff, T. Barnes, M. Grose. Standing: T. Eastman, K. Tallman, D. Beeney, K. Kissling, D. Young, K. Perkins, M. Karcher, Coach Kehn. BOYS BASKETBALL 67 Stats — T. Galloway, L. Fitzpatrick, A. Krebehenne. Stats — A. Staley, A. Dysert, J. Butcher, C. Davis. The 1984-85 Wildcat boys’ varsity basketball team ended the season with victories over Ridgemont and Big Walnut. Strong team efforts and good attitudes were the two main characteristics of this years’ team. The lessons and experience gained throughout the year will pave the way to future success for the Wild- cat program. First year Coach Steve Comstock, at the Winter sports Ban- quet, gave the following awards: Co- MVP’S — Ernie Jamison and Don Parrott; Coaches Award — Jeff Par- ish, Rocky Lowe, and Mark McGrane; Most Improved — Cory Howell; Defensive Player of the Year — Mike Moser; Offensive Player of the Year — Ernie Jamison. 68 B 0 Y S S T A T S RESERVE LADYCATS Left to Right: A. Baker, A. Parrott, P. Oberdier, K. McDaniel, S. Ervin, T. Greer, J. Spain, M. Carpenter, Reserve Coach — N. Rubeck, Varsity Coach, C. Modica. GIRLS BASKETBALL 69 VARSITY LADYCATS (Kneeling) P. Oberdier, A. Parrott, M. Carpenter. (Standing) Manager — A. Verity, K. Dotson, C. Oberdier, K. Nauman, S. Ervin, T. Greer, A. Eastman, S. Herd, A. Baker, Coach Modica. The 1984-85 basketball season was a rebuilding one for the Lady Cats as evidenced by their starting lineup: ju- niors — Kim Nauman and Stephanie Herd; sophomores — Amy Eastman and Kristi Dotson; and freshman — Anne Parrott and Minnie Carpenter. Other squad members included ju- niors — Cindy Oberdier and Tammy Greer. Statistical leaders were Capt. Kim Nauman, who averaged 10.8 points per game and 7.6 rebounds per game; Amy Eastman with a field goal percentage of 47.9%; and Kristi Dot- son, who led in free throw percentage of 73.3%. The Cats finished with an overall mark of 8-13. However, im- provement was visible by virtue of the tournament loss to River Valley 41-53. Earlier in the season RV had scored a 16 point victory. The future does look bright for the Lady Cats! Manager — A. Verity, Statistician — T. Oberdier. REBUILD IN ’84-’85 SPORTS 71 VARSITY CATS FINISH SECOND (Row 1) S. Edwards, C. Rob- erts, R. Pitchford, M. Botkins, D. Jol- liff, E. Stidham. (Row 2) C. Ledley, R. McMa- han, K. Kitchen, T. Barry, C. Howell, E. Jamison, C. Cun- ningham, Coach Forman. Wildcat MVP — C. Roberts 72 VARSITY BASEBALL Above: Wildcat Seniors — M. Botkins, T. Barry, K. Kitchen, R. Pitchford, C. Roberts. The 1985 Varsity Baseball Wildcats completed a successful spring season with an overall record of 18-13. The team finished with six consecutive victories and earned the second place posi- tion in their division of the CBL. Charlie Roberts, enjoying a fine senior year at the plate and in the field, was the team MVP. Another senior, outfielder Tim Barry, was the team’s most improved” and leader in home runs. Coach Forman, speaking of the year at the spring banquet, said the top highlights were twin wins over Columbus Academy and a home win over Buckeye Valley. He then challenged the 1986 varsity to continue to build on the foundation that has been built by the two previous classes.” JV’S HAVE A SEASON OF FIRSTS (Row 1) J. Mathys, R. Slone, L. Monroe, J. Slone, B. Cunningham, R. Saunders. (Row 2) B. Smith, J. Ogan, G. Liggett, W. Brown, K. Young, D. Jamison, S. Jordan (B. Ogan not pictured) Above: A trio of talented hitters — R. Slone, D. Jamison, J. Slone. The 1985 Reserve Wildcats turned it around” from the frustrating season of 1984. Five straight wins at the start of the year put the team on the right track ... and the momentum carried on throughout the course of the campaign. That beginning, combined with some smaller win streaks, enabled the Cats to finish the year with an outstanding mark of 14-6. Many firsts were established: first-ever wins at Big Walnut, Jonathan Alder, Elgin, and West Jef- ferson. Also, the team defeated Columbus Academy for the first time — a close-from-behind 4-3 triumph in the final inning. Coach Gardner praised Joe Mathys for his total of nine wins on the mound and Ronnie Slone for leading the team in hitting and stolen bases. Top JV pitcher — J. Mathys RESERVE BASEBALL 73 GIRLS WIN VARSITY Row 1 C. Oberdier, T. Greer, G. Davis, S. Herd, M. Clagett, S. Neel, A. Buyer, D. Duncan. Row 2 Coach Modica, L. Stover, A. Eastman, S. Guy, A. Baker, M. Carpenter, S. Kavanagh, Coach Rubeck. RESERVE Row 1 M. Kitchen, D. Duncan, L. Stover, S. Guy, M. Carpenter. Row 2 Coach Modica, S. Carpenter, A. Baker, A. Verity, Coach Rubeck. 74 SOFTBALL DISTRICT TITLE The 1985 North Union Ladycats, despite heavy graduation losses, managed to bypass the usual re- building route by compiling an outstanding overall record of 24- 5. In addition, the Ladycats ex- tended their remarkable string of CBL championships to six and se- cured yet another district crown before losing out in the regional semi-finals to Zanesville Mays- ville. The MVP award went to Shelly Neel, while the Most Improved player was Minnie Carpenter. SOFTBALL 75 ’85 BOYS VARSITY TRACK 1st Row: R. Jol I iff, M. Moser, L. Gilbreath, J. Tumeo, J. Warren, J. Parish, J. Boyd, T. Barnes. 2nd Row: D. Dean, K. Perkins, M. Karcher, M. Baughman, C. Sparks, J. Parish, B. Cox, K. Atherton, E. Fuller. 3rd Row: Coach Rankin, C. Ovalle, D. Rankin, K. Tallman, J. Johnston, G. Minter, D. Wasserbeck, T. Sparks, C. Lingrel and Coach Evans. 76 BOYS TRACK The 1985 Wildcat track team finished with a very successful season. The year started out slowly but as the season went on, much pro- gress was shown. Jeff Parish, a four year letterman, who led the 1985 Cross-Country team, also was a great inspiration to the track team this year. His performances in track proved to be quite out- standing for the season. Jeff went on to Re- gionals and then on to State where he finished 8th in the 1600 with a time 4:23.0 and 10th in the 3200 with a time of 9:46.0. Both of these were new NUHS records. During the season, the team finished with a record of 6 wins and 2 losses for the dual meets. Overall, it was an exciting season for the 1985 track team and they are looking for- ward to making 1986 even better! ATHLETICS 77 GIRLS TRACK Kneeling: A. Kelly, A. Parrott, B. Beers, L. Peck. Standing: V. Fowler, J. Irvine, S. Belville, N. Plotner, S. Irvin, Coach Metzger. 78 GIRLS TRACK OFFICE AIDES (Row 1) K. Zapp, V. Hendrickson, J. Foos, T. Anderson. (Row 2) M. Temple, L. Jones, C. Neal, M. Carpenter, R. Mathys. (Row 3) M. Moser, A. Biondi, T. Galloway, C. Cox, K. Nauman, S. Guy. 80 OFFICE AIDES LIBRARY AIDES (Row 1) J. Ervin, K. Moss, V. Hendrickson, S. Davis, K. Kirkpatrick, (Row 2) S. Harraman, M. Baughman. NEWSPAPER STAFF (Kneeling) K. Kyle, J. Parish. (Backrow) Mrs. Hull, P. Eldridge, T. Gray, A. Poling, A. Buchtel, S. Moreland, J. Sexton. ORGAN IZATIONS 81 INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY (Row 1) M. Baughman, T. Amstutz, M. Grose, S. Taylor. (Row 2) J. Ogan, T. Dillion, M. Stidham, M. Roller, G. Price, Mr. Metzger. (Row 3) E. Stidham, J. Pheiffer, P. Benner, J. Lumpkins, M. Bishop. 82 ORGANIZATIONS OWE (Row 1) K. Mowery, T. Brady, J. Combs, A. Snow, A. Walker. (Row 2) G. Barnett, F. Shuster, R. Drumm, E. Snow, K. Gray. (Row 3) K. Gallent, M. Smith, B. Stipp, J. Veach, B. Grose, Mr. Perkins. GUIDANCE AIDES (Row 1) M. McNamee, P. Benner, G. Hill, L. Fitzpatrick. (Row 2) K. Zapp, S. Belville, M. Anderson, H. Foster, A. Krebehenne, A. Verity. (Row 3) S. Carrel, B. Davis, T. Brown, T. Galloway. ORGAN IZATIONS 83 FRENCH I (Row 1) C. Hecker, I. Walters, M. Higgins, K. McDaniel, C. Stover, D. Culwell, J. Butcher, A. Sweeney, W. Goins, A. Staley, M. Kitchen, K. Penry. (Row 2) T. Barnes, B. Cunningham, S. VanBrimmer, A. Kelley, K. Burdett, G. Foreman, G. Crisp, S. Kelly, J. Mayse, K. Moss, S. Kale, T. Gray. (Row 3) J. Ogan, J. Spain, K. Brentlinger, K. Perkins, T. Shillings, C. Hoffman, R. Jolliff, N. Salyer, C. Pacha, H. Foster, B. Beers, L. Peck, P.Oberdier, M. Carpenter, A. Dysert, S. Leadingham, S. Notter, Mrs. Hull. (Row 4) D. Young, T. Eastman, J. Johnston, M. Roller, J. Thompson, K. Tallman, C. Cunningham, M. McGrane, D. Rankin, T. Chapman, S. Taylor, M. Karcher. FRENCH II (Row 1) S. Kavanagh, M. Temple, J. Dingus, K. Harris, A. Biondi, R. Young, K. Dotson, M. Brown, T. Baughman N. Plotner, T. Nicol. (Row 2) C. Castle, A. Verity, J. Savage, S. Stapleton, P. Tidd, J. Nicol, J. Pierce, M. Adams, M. Daymude, P. Benner, K. Creviston, S. Hoffman, C. Landon, Z. Boehmer, Mrs. Hull. (Row 3) J. Sprouse, L. Rayl, A. Doup, B. McMahon, K. Fillinger, L. Huckaba, S. Belville, R. McMahan, K. Ackerman, A. Eastman, M. Moser, A. Baker, S. Clem, M. Anderson. 84 ORGANIZATIONS FRENCH III (Bottom row) P. Parsons, L. Fitzpatrick, K. Nauman, S. Carrel, Mrs. Hull. (Second row) K. Fowler, S. Stover, A. Harmon, C. Wiley, N. Bahan, V. Fowler, (Top row) C. Mills, S. Duncan, L. Ballinger. SPANISH (Row 1) R. Lookabaugh, D. Duncan, S. Davis, D. Buettner. (Row 2) T. Amstutz, S. Clevenger, M. Arbogast, J. White, T. Lookabaugh, S. Carpenter, C. Ovalle, A. Popo- vich, C. Sparks, S. Ervin, (Row 3) C. Shuster, B. Schuster, A. Geyer, G. Schultz, K. Popovich, (Row 4) E. Stidham, J. Sandusky, (Row 5) E. Jamison, J. Parish. ORGANIZATIONS 85 CONCERT BAND (Row 1) R. Buettner, A. Popovich, S. Duncan, M. Anderson, L. Rayl, J. Foos, S. Clem, B. Brown, L. Peck, S. Leadingham, M. Stidham. (Row 2) K. Burdett, S. Kelly, J. Mayse, M. Arbogast, H. Williams, P. Eldridge, B. Beers, T. Shoemaker, A. Staley, A. Dysert, S. Belville. (Row 3) A. Biondi, K. Harris, A. Buchtel, J. Biondi, T. Anderson, C. Fickle, L. Payne, A. Geyer, J. Savage, S. Taylor, C. Cooley, J. Spain, T. Shoemaker. (Row 4) C. Lazenby, C. Landon, D. Young, S. Carrel, D. Buettner, K. Perkins, T. Buhrts, K. Fillinger, R. Slone, K. Popovich, C. Stover, K. McDaniel, D. Duncan. (Row 5) J. Thompson, R. Lowe, D. Rankin, K. Smeltzer, T. Parish, A. Parrott, K. Kissling, G. Schultz, A. Verity, E. Schambs, M. Karcher, J. White. PEP BAND (Row 1) M. Brown, S. Belville, T. Shoemaker, A. Geyer, J. White, J. Spain, S. Taylor. (Row 2) A. Dysert, T. Anderson, D. Buettner, C. Fickle, R. Slone, A. Biondi, N. Stidham, A. Verity, S. Leadingham, C. Lazenby, A. Popovich, J. Savage. (Row 3) A. Staley, D. Young, R. Buettner, T. Burhts, K. McDaniel, L. Payne, C. Stover, J. Thompson. 86 ORGANIZATIONS CHOIR (Row 1) T. Ransome, S. Stewart, S. Notter, M. Temple, S. Laird, T. Nicol, J. Patton, L. Harmon, A. Clark. (Row 2) T. Oberdier, T. Elbin, D. Culwell, T. Gray, S. Hinebaugh, C. Botkins, K. Crooks, L. Huckaba, M. Kitchen, J. Savage, A. Buchtel, C. Shuster. (Row 3) J. Butcher, A. Poling, S. Steele, J. Grose, S. Harraman, G. Buyer, B. Grose, T. Barnes, B. Nace. (Row 4) Mrs. Holtschulte, R. Mathys, P. Oberdier, B. Davis, W. Brown, C. Morey, K. Beckley, C. Lingrel, R. White, B. Shuster, G. Schultz. 87 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY (Row 1) C. Cox, T. Galloway, T. Brown, L. Fitzpatrick, A. Krebehenne, S. Neel, J. Nicol, M. Arbogast, A. Popovich. (Row 2) A. Baker, K. Zapp, S. Carrel, M. Ekmark, S. Herd, S. Taylor, J. Beurlein, J. Lumpkins, P. Benner. (Row 3) B. Davis, R. Buettner, J. Biondi, T. Wood, C. Sparks, S. Harr, S. Duncan, J. White, A. Harmon, K. Nauman, R. Young, R. Lowe. (on ladder) C. Howell, D. Wasserbeck, G. Hill, M. Clagett. (Officers) T. Brown, R. Young. STUDENT COUNCIL (Sitting) M. Karcher, K. Nauman. (Row 1) R. Jolliff, K. Dotson, M. Brown, M. Anderson, J. White, G. Schultz. (Row 2) J. Johnston, M. Moser, Mrs. Coulter, S. Taylor, T. Galloway, T. Oates, G. Davis, S. Clem, B. Beers. 88 ORGANIZATIONS NORTH UNION F.F.A. Row 1 — D. Wasserbeck, B. Plotner, M. Clagett, A. Baker, E. Creviston, D. Parrott, R. Sims, T. Hoffman, M. Grose, M. McNamee, J. Foos Row 2 — D. Jol I iff, C. Cunningham, T. Monroe, T. Oates, J. Irvine, S. Kavanagh, D. Carpenter, T. Greer, M. Carpenter, A. Eastman, M. Grose Row 3 — Mr. Karcher, A. Baker, B. Steinmetz, G. Thompson, M. Sims, L. Gilbreath, P. Oberdier, T. Starks, A. Parrott, J. Shirk, Mr. Smith Row 4 — B. Cunningham, T. Eastman, C. Hoffman, K. Kissling, D. Porschet, D. Mathys, K. Ackerman, R. McMahon, J. Parish, G. Minter, M. Nicol, G. Hill Row 5 — T. Schillings, J. Slone, T. Chapman, D. Borland, J. Harris, Z. Boehmer, P. Stinmetz, S. Clevenger, J. Johnston, T. Lookabaugh, J. Ogan, S. Marshall Row 6 — J. Sandusky, M. Hall, R. White, D. Martin, J. Mathys, R. Lookabaugh, T. Gray, Row 7 — R. White, B. Smith, A. Rausch, G. Buyer, J. Shuster, R. Grose, B. Davis, S. Steele Treasurer — G. Hill, Vice. President — T. Oates, Secretary — A. Baker, President — M. McNamee, Student Advisor — M. Grose, Reporter — Tami Monroe, Sentinel — M. Clagett Sentinel — C. Cunningham, Student Advisor — K. Ackerman, Sec- retary — A. Baker President — M. Hall, Reporter — T. Monroe, Treasurer — M. Clagett, Vice. President J. Foos AMERICA ON THE GROW FFA Queen and Court — Senior — Candi Mills, Junior — Shelly Carrel, Freshman — Pam Oberdier, Sophomore — Jennifer Foos FFA 89 F.F.A. JUDGING TEAMS RURAL LAND 7 26 M. Grose, S. Kavanagh, A. Baker, R. Buettner, J. Foos DAIRY 46 207 URBAN LAND 4 20 A. Baker, R. Sullivan, J. Sandusky, J. Ogan, J. Shirk POULTRY 1 104 A. Eastman, J. Shirk, J. Ogan D. Porschet, Z. Boehmer, R. Buettner FARM MANAGEMENT 28 49 AGRONOMY 15 104 90 FFA J. Foos, R. Lowe D. Fowler, C. Hoffman HAVE SUCCESSFUL YEAR! HORSE 38 137 P. Stinemetz, A. Baker, T. Lookabaugh MAMMALS 2 102 M. Hall 8th Ind. state R. Sims 3rd Ind. state WOOL 31 86 J. Sandusky, R. Sullivan, J. Harris GENERAL LIVESTOCK HI. Grose, K. Ackerman, B. Cunningham MEATS 31 98 A. Dysert, A. Guyer, M. Carpenter FFA 91 NORTH UNION FHA Row 1 C. Davis, T. Drumm, J. Irvine, G. Foreman, C. Hecker, C. Castle, Row 2 Mrs. Livingston, Mrs. Wiley, G. Crisp, A. Buyer, C. Wiley, P. Higginbotham, P. Eldridge. Cindy Castle Gail Crisp 92 ORGANIZATIONS Row 1 C. Castle, C. Hecker, Row 2 G. Crisp, A. Buyer, C. Wiley, P. Higginbotham S. Laird, T. Drumm A. Buyer, S. Laird ORGANIZATIONS 93 S. Davis, G. Crisp, V. Boyd, T. Drumm YEARBOOK STAFF (Row 1) M. Brown, S. Herd, S. Hoffman. (Row 2) J. Foos, G. Davis, C. Lazenby, Mr. Gardner. 94 ORGANIZATIONS HOMECOMING 1984 HARVEST MOON” 96 HOMECOMING NUHS HOMECOMING MEMORIES Harvest Moon was the theme for this year’s Homecoming Dance. The student council decorated the cafeteria by draping the wall and ceiling in lavender streamers. The dance was well attended by current and former NUHS students. To top off the festivities, the autumn scenery was brought alive by T.C. productions, who provided the mu- sic. HOMECOMING 97 1984 HOMECOMING Senior Homecoming Queen Carol Cox Senior Attendant 98 homecoming Tammy Wood QUEEN AND HER COURT Junior Attendant Sophomore Attendant Tami Monroe Melissa Anderson Freshman Attendant Pam Oberdier HOMECOMING 99 NORTH UNION MARCHING BAND MARCHING BAND 101 STAR SEARCH COMES TO NORTH UNION TOP LEFT: CHOIR MEMBERS SING CAROLS TO THE STU- DENT BODY ABOVE: DOLLY DIANE SERENADES ONE OF HER ADOR- ING FANS RIGHT: ONE OF THE WHINERS” TAKES TIME TO DIS- CUSS HER PROBLEM WITH COUNSELORS LAURE AND COULTER CHRISTMAS ASSEMBLY I 102 CHRISTMAS ASSEMBLY TOP LEFT: Betty” delivers the knockout punch to Lash” dur- ing the Whiner segment. TOP RIGHT: Grandma Jody sings a Christmas favorite. ABOVE: Master of ceremonies, Stew Gardner, interviews Carolyn Shields Jeff Parish. The 1984 school year concluded with the third annual speech class Christmas as- sembly. The theme for this year’s presen- tation was Star Search Comes to North Union.” Two weeks were set aside for preparation of props, cast responsibil- ities, and script revisions. Mr. Gardner, instructor for the class, was the M.C. or host. Students who played the role of contestants, judge, and models were: Maria Arbogast, Polly Coons, Marjorie Crosbie, Diane Duncan, Kenyon Kyle, Kim Marshall, Jeff Parish, Jill Patton, Dan Poling, Ann Popovich, Carolyn Shields, and Jodi White. (Mark McGrane was unable to participate.) Highlights of the show included: Jeff Parish’s portray- al of Lash LaRue and Carolyn Shield’s of Mrs. Coulter. Diane Duncan’s immitia- tion of Dolly Parton also drew rave re- views. Finally, the show ended on a hu- morous note when Mr. Gardner received the obligatory pie-in-the-face! Credit also goes to a group of choir members who sang a selection of traditional Christmas favorites. CHRISTMAS ASSEMBLY 103 SZU'DSjVZ 03 September — Sheryl Zaylor October — Zina ftrown November — Carol Core December — Zodd Hoffman January — {Jeff Parish 104 STUDENT OF THE MONTH ZMS MOMM February — Zrudi Galloway March — Rocky Cowe April — Rick young May — George Hill May — Mark McNamee STUDENT OF THE MONTH 105 SCENES AT NU HIGH (Top Left) Teresa and Karen horse around at a basketball game. (Top Right) Another gourmet meal is prepared at the NU cafeteria. (Middle Left) Mr. Z and Don take a break to chat. (Middle Center) Kathy and Christy try to motivate the crowd. (Middle Right) Freshman Basketball team is recognized at pep assembly. (Bottom Right) Sophomores show their spirit. 106 STUDENT LIFE ATHLETES IN ACTION (Top Left) Cheerleaders and the team have fun at the pep assembly. (Top center) 1, 2, 3 We will win. (Top Right) Hoffman puts one up in pregame warmups. (Center Left) Activities at N.U. (Center Right) Good Shooting Technique. (Bottom Left) Amy plays good defense. (Left) Don and Kenyon wait their turn at the foul line. ATHLETES IN ACTION 107 rrr 1985’S ALMOST 108 ANYTHING GOES DAY ANYTHING GOES The NUHS Student Council sponsored the annual Almost Any- thing Goes” event on an afternoon in May. Students from all classes were encouraged to participate. Team size, per class, was lower than in previous years. However, those that got involved did so wholeheartedly, and everyone in attendance enjoyed them- selves. One new feature to this years’ fun was that it was held outdoors for the first time. Special thanks go to Mrs. Coulter, the Student Council, and Mr. Roller for their organization and cooper- ation. ANYTHING GOES DAY 109 PRIME TIME ’85 April In Paris A real show stopper! PRIME TIME 111 112 PRIME TIME PRIME TIME 113 FALL SPORTS Mike receives top honors from Coach Lowary. Left to Right: Don Parrott was named to 2nd team ALL CBL, offensive unit (quarterback), Mike Botkins was- named to 1st team ALL CBL, defensive unit (backfield), Brent Mathys was named to 2nd team ALL CBL, offen- sive unit (tight end). The NU Cross Country Team. Left to Right: Jeff Parish receives MVP award. Mike Moser received newcom- er award, and John Parish received Most Improved. The NU volleyball team receives recognition. Left to Right: Kim Nauman was awarded Most Improved player. Carolyn Shields re- ceived MVP. Amy Buyer was elected 2nd team CBL and Michelle Clagett 1st Team CBL. ATHLETICS 115 AWARDS NIGHT Teresa Parker was awarded MVP from Coach Kehn. The 1984 Freshmen football cheerleaders. The NU Varsity Football cheerleaders at awards night. 116 ATHLETICS PROM 1985 PROM 117 KING MARK MCGRANE QUEEN CANDI MILLS PRINCE ERIC STIDHAM PRINCESS TAMI MONROE PROM 119 PROM EXCITEMENT 120 PROM GRADUATION 1985 THE FRIENDS THE CEREMONY 122 GRADUATION THE DIPLOMA! 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Franklin Richwood Phone 943-2014 130 ADVERTISEMENTS Loyalty To Your Community Includes Saving Money At Home, Too You know how important it is to spend your dollars at home because they create jobs, provide opportunities and produce the payrolls that hold and attract our young people. Equally important are the dollars you save locally because they make possible the loans that stimulate business which provides a living for so many of our people. Buy at home and save at home. That’s a winning combination that helps make our town a better place in which to live and raise a family. 7 RICHW00D BANKING COMPANY SINCE 1867 ADVERTISEMENTS 131 The 1985 Wildcat Staff Congratulates This Year’s Seniors Scoffs) .the lawn people S.C. Gardner Adv. Jean Wedding Adv. Gina Davis Stephanie Herd Machelle Brown Jennifer Foos Stacey Hoffman Cathy Lazenby Scotts) the lawn people 132 ADVERTISEMENTS JOE LYMAN CHEVROLET-OLDSMOBILE 231 North Main Street Marysville, Ohio 43040 Marysville: (513) 644-4055 Toll Free Columbus: (614) 228-3696 1-800-225-3325 Billy White It Only Takes A Minute To Get A Better Deal! Congratulations Class Of 1985 Village C O 348-2259 Magnetic Springs Ohio PROFESSIONAL PATRONS Maxine s Beauty Shop Susie’s Barber Shop The Richwood Gazette Mr. Mrs. Claude Tidd And Penhi Richwood Animal Clinic Dotson’s Garage SPAINS HOME APPLIANCE SHOP 116 N. Main Street Marysville, Ohio 43040 Frigidaire Kitchenaid Dishwashers Eureka Sweepers Panasonic Microwaves Speed Queen Zenith Old Fashion Service ADVERTISEMENTS 133 134 ADVERTISEMENTS Congratulations! To all graduating seniors. Scottsj ...the lawn people Congratulations Class Of 1983 Phone 513 642-1972 CARL BUGG SOHIO GILL’S PAINT STORE 15 North Franklin St. Richwood, Ohio Phone: 943-2337 Compliments Of UNION BANKING CO. West Mansfield And Richwood, Ohio 513-355-3401 — W. Mansfield 614-943-2374 — Richwood Best Of Luck To The Class Of 85’ RICHWOOD TIRE CENTER Richwood, Ohio Jesse L. Conrad Public Accountant P.O. Box 208 117 West Sixth Street Marysville, Ohio 43040 Phone: 943-2513 Compliments Of Franklin And Bomford Street ADVERTISEMENTS 135 r PAT PAT HAMILTON PAT DAYMUDE Computer Classifieds •The Affordable Advertiser PHOTOCOPIES - PRINTING - GRAPHICS ft DESIGN Our Family Swing Yours Slnca 1902 BHLLinGEB “I pUHexai ♦ TMettuvUethi 23 EAST OTTAWA RICHWOOD, OHIO 43344 RICHARD M. BALLINGER, DIRECTOR P O. BOX 206 28-A N. Franklin St. RICHWOOD. OH'O 43344 614-943-3263 MON. THRU FR.. 9:00 TO 5:00 RICHWOOD 614-943-3232 PROSPECT 614-494-2622 Congratulations Class Of 1985 Good Luck Class Of 1985 WINNER’S CIRCLE Ph: 943-9291 ZLSRVVS clothiers Richwood, Ohio 43344 25-27 Franklin Street Richwood, Ohio 43344 Congratulations From BILL ROSE SONS, INC. 11 South Franklin St. Richwood, Ohio 43344 Richwood: 614-943-2385 Ohio Toll Free No: 1-800-221-7593 Compliments Of THE OHIO QUARTER HORSE ASSOCIATION 3 North Franklin St. Richwood, Ohio u FORD □ MERCURY 136 ADVERTISEMENTS Congratulations From STARKS FLORIST AND GREEN HOUSE “3 Compliments Of MOATS FINANCIAL AGENCY INC. Compliments Of SEIG’S DRUGSTORE Richwood, Ohio Congratulations Class Of 1985 GENE’S BODY SHOP 614-943-2777 372 East Blagrove Richwood, Ohio 43344 Gene And Eva Klaiber Expert Refinishing Free Estimates Compliments Of DR. STEVEN HOCKETT Chiropractic Physician Like a good neighbor, State Farm is there. ripsSsif' IRVIN J. MARKLEY Agent 316 E. Blagrove St. state farm insurance companies RichwOOd, Ohio hoUeoffkes:blooU,ngtoh.'luhos Office: (614) 943-2314 Res. (614) 389-6203 Good Luck Class Of 85 Compliments Of STOFCHECKS 201 South Franklin Best Wishes Good Luck Class Of 1985 DR. OTTO L. HOWELL D.D.S. 137 ADVERTISEMENTS PARISH’S m SENTRY- UlUiUUifcfclS HARDWARE Glass Screen Repair TORO and LAWN BOY MOWERS SALES and SERVICE KEROSENE HEATERS SALES and SERVICE KEYS DUPLICATED PLUMBING ft ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES FURNACE PIPE, FITTINGS ft FILTERS MARTIN SENOUR KILRIST PAINT (614) 943-3282 9 NORTH FRANKLIN RICHWOOD VISA HOURS MON • THURS 9 AM • 5:30 PM FRI9 AM -7 PM -SAT 9 AM -5 PM Custom Extruders To All Industries WEB PLASTICS COMPANY Richwood, Ohio PARROTT IMPLEMENT CO Richwood, Ohio RICHWOOD VISION CENTER 8 South Franklin St. 614-943-2148 Or 513-642-1916 138 ADVERTISEMENTS Good Luck Class Of 1985 WISE’S IGA Richwood Ohio Compliments Of OHIGRO INC. Waldo And Richwood Congratulations To The Class Of 1985 Go plocidly amid rhe noise and haste, and remember whar peace there may be in silence. As for os possible, without surrender, be on good terms with all persons. If you compare yourself with others, you may become bitter or vain, for always there ore greater and lesser persons than yourself. Keep interested in your own career, however humble; it is o real possession in rhe changing fortunes of time. Beyond a wholesome discipline, be gentle with yourself. You ore o child of rhe universe, no less than rhe trees ond rhe stars; you hove o right to be here. And whether or not it is dear to you, no doubt rhe universe is unfolding os if should. Therefore be or peace with God, whatever you conceive Him to be, ond whatever your lobors and aspirations, in rhe noisy confusion of life keep peace with your soul. With all its shorn, drudgery ond broken dreoms, if is still o beautiful world. Be cheerful. Strive to be happy. Good luck ond best wishes. Jeff, Patti, And Carmen Evans Bob, Helen, And Shelley Evans ADVERTISEMENTS 139 — To Don, Mark And The Class Of 1985 Don't Ever Give Up Your Dreams .. And Never Leave Them Behind .. Find Them; Make Them Yours, And All Through Your Life, Cherish Them, And Never Let Them Go. CHARLES AUTO PARTS CO. Elisa Constanza Bill, Sally, Jean And Anne Parrott Jim, Rita, Tai And Sarah Monroe Richwood Marysville Congratulations” To The Class Of 1985 May God Grant You The Best Of Everything Life Has To Offer GRIFFITH CARPET SHOPPE Rob Rainier Sales Representative JOSTENS YEARBOOK COMPANY X — 140 ADVERTISEMENTS AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS