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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1986 volume:

MAKING OUR MARK” 1986 WILDCAT North Union High School 401 N. Franklin Richwood Ohio 43344 Makks ©mit Mairk IT’S NOT JUST BAKING in Home Economics class, but paperwork for instructor Mrs. Livingston. LUNCH ROOM SUPERVISION is part of Prin- cipal John Roller’s (below right) job. Helping him out is Mr. Frank Zirbel. TAKING A BREAK with Becky Crumb is Mr. Walt Everly. 2 Opening Divider SOFT DRINKS OFTEN take the place of milk in the Junior lunch period. USING A JIG-SAW takes a careful person. Senior Stephanie Kale uses one in her Vo-Ag work. BUSINESS MACHINES and balance sheets are part of Amy Buyer's routine day. YEARBOOK STAFF MEMBER Jen- nifer Foos. Opening Divider 3 A HOT LUNCH is enjoyed by Mr. Karcher in a some-what sparse cafeteria. Lookm8 Baek At ®(g KEEPING THE SCHOOL clean is a never ending job for Bill Sproull. NHS MEMBERS are presented to the student body by adviser Mr. LaRue. SOMETHING UNDER the micro- scope must have made Laura Peck and Becky Beers crazy! The tempo is set that will carry us through another year. And what a year it's going to be! Dances, sports, clubs and or- ganizations. Everyone is looking to MAKE THEIR MARK for the year. Here on these and the following pages. we present some of the people, places, and events that shaped the 196V86 school year. All right, lets admit it. We miss school. MISS SCH(X)I.' You've goc to be kidding! Even though most students are reluctant to say so. by the time Agaust comes to a close, they are ready to return to NHIIS. With this return to school comes a great feeling of seeing old friends and becoming involved in school activities. 4 Opening i!!;;;; 111..mu 1 • OOOHMM TYPING STUDENT Wendy Hamil- ton works on her lesson in Mrs. Wright’s NOT APPEARING too concerned c|ass with studying are Chad and Ted. Opening 5 HIGH SCHOOL It s lots of fun and the time of your life. A lot of friends, study- ing. football games. Fridays, pop quizzes, forgetting your lunch money, and of course, those impossible tests all make up four great years of good times. Nobody ever said it would be easy, but it sure is fun!! Isn't it funny how students attitudes change, like styles and fads. We look for- ward to the future when we can make our mark in the world. But it will take those with a great attitude to succeed. So grab one while you can and make the most of it while at NT IIS. Now is the time!! A Y(gsur Of . . . Fm And Friend 6 Opening THE LIBRARY HAS become a quiet study place for students, under the watchful eye of Ms. Dunham. FRESHMEN DISPLAY different styles and looks from satin jackets to wild, bold colors. QUESTIONING WHAT SHE SEES, Katie McDaniel looks for some help and perhaps the answer. Opening 7 THE SPEECH CLASS acted our a play with Tammy Greer, Tracy Oberdier, and Machelle Brown as characters. SHARING LUNCH TOGETHER may be one of the few times during the day that Kristi and Ernie can see each other. Top: Christy and Danny enjoy a funny story. Above: Working as a team, Ted Buhrts and Chris Ovalle seem confused. Right: Art class is not the right place to flex your muscles. 8 Opening GOING OVER a problem in Business Education class is teacher Mr. Baker and Patty Stinemetz. APPLYING THE FINISHING touches to the wagon is Brad Plotner. STUDENTS LEARN to use a trampo- line during gym class. RELAXING AFTER LUNCH are Michelle Kitchen and Chad Hoffman. (Ipening 1 STUDENTS AND TEACHERS often mix during lunch time. Mr. Smith chats with Stacey and Shelley. BILL AND JOHN take a moment to pose for the camera. 10 Opening TRYING THE TEAM approach to separating these buckets are Randy and Juan. NISSEN INSTEAD OF A school lunch. Shan- non and Wendy opted for a dreamsicle. WORKING HARD on her art drawing is Junior Theresa Elbin. THOSE PENNIES add up Dave, Duane, and Jeff. Opening 11 Activities Divider 13 1985 Homecoming King And Queen Randy Sullivan Shelley Carrel Stairway To Heaven King Randy Sullivan and Queen Shelley Carrel Senior Attendants Ernie Jamison and Kathy Fowler 14 Homecoming Senior Attendants Tami Monroe, Cory Howell, Dawn Carper) ter. Absent Chad Cunningham Freshmen Attendants T.J. Parish and Kim Andrix The 1985 Homecoming Court Homecoming 15 Stairway To Heaven The 1985 Homecoming festivi- ties started off on a sour note as the Wildcat football squad lost to the Olentangy Braves by a score of 44-6. However, this didn’t dampen the spirits of the student body as the NUHS Student Council spent long hours decorating the cafeteria to the theme of Stairway to Heaven”. A new tradition was started as a king was crowned. The lucky guy was Randy Sullivan. Queen was Shelley Carrel. All in all, the homecoming was a great success. Posing with the 1984 Queen Carol Cox is this year's king and queen Randy Sullivan and Shelley Carrel. 16 Homecoming 18 Pep Assembly PEP ASSEMBLY A BIG HIT! Pep assemblies! Oftentimes these are thought of as being merely time fillers or spiritless shout sessions. However, this year's cheerleaders wanted to get the student body participating and enjoying the assemblies. They planned and rehearsed for their skit presentations — and, it showed! The students at NUHS loved them. After the skits, the cheerleaders found it was easier to get everyone fired up for the upcoming game. A big thank you is extended to the NUHS cheerleaders. Pep Assembly 19 ABOVE 1. The Varsity cheerleaders entertain during a timeout. 2. Shelley and the squad get ready for another exciting game. 3. Michelle and Amy pep it up' 4. This was one contest dominated by the seniors. OPPOSITE PAGE 1. Vicky is getting ready for the fight song. 2. Becky — the awesome cheerleader. 3. Stacey and Kathy get the crowd going. 4. Misty and Melissa pose for the camera. 5. Dane and Chad are enjoying being at the game. SPIRIT WEEK” Once again, students and faculty enjoyed participating in both Football and Basketball Spirit Weeks. The week leading up to Homecoming was: Monday — Orange Black and White Day; Tuesday — Hat Day; Wednesday — Tie Day. The beginning of the Basketball Spirit Week was highlighted with Bandana and Dress Up Day. The week came to a close with Rival and Orange, Black and White Day. Top left: Mrs. Wright shows her spirit by participation in hat day. Middle: Cindy and Wendy show off their bandanas. Top right: Varsity Cheerleaders Kathy and Stacey support spirit week. Bottom left: Those crazy seniors! Bottom right: Sophomore Katie McDaniel models her sunglasses. Spirit Week 21 Top Left: Amy. Shelly and Lisa show off their wildcat colors. Top Right: Stephanie Kale's got that spirit! Bottom Left: Kristi and Ernie only have eyes for each other. Bottom Right: Michelle and Patty pose in their orange, black and white. STUDENTS OF THE MONTH September — Dave Wasserbeck October — Michelle Clagett November — Shelly Carrel December — Jodi White 22 Students Of The Month March — Julie Nicol April-Jeff Boyd May - Kim Nauman Students Of The Month 23 January — Maria Arbogast February — Ernie Jamison A “Hir-ACICIS SIH'CW . . . IPPIIME TIME 8‘6! Singing comes Naturally” to Mrs. Hull. Dancers sparkle in I Can't Stand the Rain.” 24 Prime Time A Merchant man , steals the show in Prime Time '86! I Tracy, Seth, Amy, and Dave aren't just clowning around! SENIE) IN TEE «OWNS! Chad and Michelle are barking up the wrong hoop. Prime Time 25 This group of clowns should go back to square 1 ! 26 Prime Time HOWDEE!! The Pearl of Prime Shades of the Senior Finale, We Are the World ,Time, Linda Wright Tim, Machelle, and Geoff give their version of Singing In the Rain. l.gll Swingin' their way through a variety of 50’s music, is • P.T.'s Swing Choir. A real crowd pleaser, the opening number! BUCKEYE GIRLS AND BOYS STATE Top: Susan Clem, Sandy Belville Bottom: Kelli Fillinger, Amy Biondi The purpose of Girls and Boys State is to educate young men and women in the duties, privileges, rights and responsibilities of American citizenship; to give these citizens in a realistic manner, an opportuni- ty to learn the problems of government with special emphasis upon the contribution women and men can make to the welfare of the city, county, state and nation. Top: Chris Ledley, Mike Moser Bottom: Mike Adams 28 Buckeye Girls And Boys State FRANK ZIRBEL Teacher . . . Coach . . . Friend in Union Com Mr. Frank Zirbel retired this y Kaukauna High School. He atten He began his career with the c 1954-55 Junior High.Jayvce, and Varsity Basketball rs a «tfdui r U'ege. tKe'itojcr U teaching antPt hs that compiled r serving 35 Lio Grande ihe Fall of . -m I , was born in Forest Junction. Wisconsin and graduated from ted from Cedarville College in 1951. Springs. Highlighting his coaching Career at Magnetic was his Mr. Zirbel introdWed 6 man football $ Magnetic Springs in 1955. The Resorters played in the Double M Football league co.npqsed of spools from M.tfon and Morrow CoOTty. In 1958 the sorters won the Double M League championship with a perfect record of 8-0. In TO years of coaching. Zirbel s teams have compiled record of � 1-240 Mr Zirbel has served in many different capacities: as a teacher, coach, and administrator. His coaching includedjootball, basketball, baseball and trac . He remembers with pr.de the North Union Wildcats Boys Basketball Teams of 1979-80 and 1980-81 that won Sect'll Tournaments m Mt. Vernon and lost both years in the Semi-finals of the District to Columbus Academy. P Mr. Zirbel stated that in his many years in education he has seen many fine young people come and go and had the distinct privilege of working wit many outstanding certified and non-certified personnel. As an administrator he was well respected and as a person he was liked even more and his friendly smile will be missed at NU. Frank Zirbel Dedication 29 NORTH UNION 30 Sports Banquet HONORS ITS’ ATHLETES Above: Seniors Cory Howell and Kenyon Kyle are given awards. Middle Right: Kim Nauman is honored at Sports Banquet. Right: Mr. Abbott congratulates Kevin Grose on a fine sea- son. Far Right: A few girls track members smile for the camera. Sports Banquet 31 NORTH UNION 32 Academic Awards Left: Occupational Work Experience: Tina May, Jody Pierce State Board of Education Award of Distinction OWE, Em - ery Snow Top Right: Students of the Month Above: Clint Hines Vo-Ag 10 2nd, Chad Hoffman Vo-Ag 10 3rd Top Left: Dave Wasserbeck recipient of the M and M scholarship Middle: Tammy Caldwell General Math II, 2nd Above: Rob McMahan, Phys. Education 11, 2nd Left: World Geography — Stephanie Nicol, Geoff Schultz ACADEMIC AWARDS Top Left: Algebra I — Carina Curtis, Kathy Davis, Fred Crumb Above: Stephanie Herd 1st place Art IV Right: Geoff Schultz, Seth Taylor, Chad Hoffman — Adv. English 10 Above: Spanish I — Shawn Neel, Cheryl Dowdy, Dawn Layne Top Right: Maria Arbogast — Harry Wolfe Memorial Scholarship Far Right: Polly Coons — Marysville Business and Profes- sional Women's Scholarship Right: Phys. Education 9 — Kevin Grose: 2nd, TJ. Parish: 3rd Academic Awards 33 PROM '86 — ALMOST PARADISE Missy and Jeff take a break to kick their feet up and relax. Sandy and Brian enjoy a slow dance. 34 Prom Prince and Princess — Rob and Melissa Andersort' ... A NIGHT TO REMEMBER Kristi and Ernie have fun in the casino — I bet Ernie wishes that were real money. Almost Paradise ' was the theme for the 1986 Junior-Senior Prom. Crowned as this year’s King and Queen were: Randy Sullivan and Kathy Fowler; and as Prince and Princess: Rob McMahan and Melissa Anderson. Highlights of the evening s entertainment included: the Invocation, delivered by Reverend Moser; Class personalities given by Cory Howell; the Class Motto, read by Amy Harmon, a humorous rendering of the Class Will by the crowd-pleasing Duane Joiliff; an excellent dinner featuring a roast beef and ham buffet (with salad bar included); musical selections provided by Betty Hull (accompanied by Geoff Schultz on piano) and Phase One of Columbus; casino games, run by Junior parents, providing Prom-goers with an opportunity to relax after dancing; and an after-Prom party, where video movies were available with Brian Shields serving as host D.J for yet another dance. Decorating for the annual affair began in earnest on Thursday and continued through Saturday. A special thanks is extended to Co-Class Junior Advisors: Mrs. Wedding and Mrs. Fillinger. Jeff and Stephanie change into their Jams for After Prom. Prom 35 GRADUATION 1986 He's not actually a guest at any graduation ceremony. Nonetheless, he's there. Just look around — everyone knows he's present. We re speaking of Nostalgia. It's impossible to prevent him from appearing. When a class, such as 1986. takes its' final bow, everyone thinks of the memories they have collected. Your school life” passes before you — with innumerable flashbacks to the past . . even to some events that, at the time, were thought to be trivial. It's a moment to be savored or even treasured . . . and yet, it is over so quickly that it almost seems unfair. The ceremony for the Class of 1986 included President Jodi White's farewell address as well as speeches from Co-Valedictorians Julie Nicol and Perry Parsons. Music was provided by the NUHS band and choir. The point needs to be reiterated — the ceremony is so short when compared to what the Class of 1986 went through to get there. GOOD LUCK AND CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES! 38 Graduation 39 Graduation Q ©W Top Right: These Cross Country runners give it their all as they head to the finish. Middle: Ladycats get in line to serve themselves. Above: Phil Nickel turns the corner on a sweep against Olentangy. Bottom Right: Jamie Slone needs one more move to pin his opponent. 42 Athletics Wntk AtMets© Above: Duane tunes up from the prac- tice tee prior to the start of a match. Athletics 43 Coach Forman instructs his charges during a timeout. Above: Kim, Lamar, and Cory line up in a zone defense against Olentangy. Left: The camera catches Cindy in a dribbling frame of mind. INEXPERIENCE HINDERS CATS The 1985 edition of the NUHS Wildcats, led by first year Coach Jim Christopher, experienced the growing pains of a squad dominated by underclassmen. The Wildcats, despite an 0-10 record, showed marked improvement. One major factor in the disappointing record is the perennially tough schedule. Once again, The Cats played Olentangy, Columbus Academy, Dublin, and West Jefferson. The coaching staff and players are to be lauded for maintaining a positive attitude throughout the season. Major awards were given to the following players at the Fall Sports Banquet: Wildcat Award — Ted Starks; Coaches Award — Jeff Boyd; Captains Award — Dave Wasserbeck and Eric Stidham. (Row 1) P. Apt, T. Wingfield, M. Greer, E. Krebehenne, F. Crumb, B. Tucker, G. Ballinger, P. Nickel, M. Benner, G. Liggett, G. Phipps, S. Foster (Row 2) Coach Justin, T.J. Parish, T. Parish, T. Eastman, J. Johnston, K. Young, R. Burroughs, E. Jamison, D. Kyle, K. Marvin, M. Justin, Manager E. Thompson, Coach Christopher, Coach Lautar, Coach Abbott (Row 3) Coach Adams, J. Rees, S. Crosbie, T. Chapman, C. Hines, B. Schuster, D. Jamison, M. Roller, M. Adams, T. Starks, C. Ledley, L. Gilbreath, R. McMahon, (Row 4) S. Jordan, J. Rye, B. Smith, J. Boyd, D. Wasserbeck, E. Stidham, E. Jamison, C. Cunningham, G. Thompson, C. Noble Football 45 NU GALS SPARK SPIRIT 1. VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Shelley Carrel, Melissa Anderson, Stacey Guy, Misty Temple, Kathy Fowler, Lori Ballinger. 2. VARSITY FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS Cathy Lazenby, Vicki Fowler, Machelle Brown, Dawn Carpenter, Mascot Cindy Neal. 3. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Laurie Baker, Amy Crevison, Vicki Luscaleet, Kim Andrix, Dawn Layne, Wendy Veach. 4. RESERVE BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Michelle Kitchen, Laura Peck, Wendy Goins, Amy Crevison, Becky Beers, Tracey Roberts. 5. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS Vicki Luscaleet, Dawn Layne, Wendy Veach, Missy Thornburg, Kim Andrix, Stacy Apt. 46 Cheerleading Cheerleading 47 48 Volleyball CBL CHAMPS The '85 Ladycats, when looking back, will have nothing but fond memories to reflect upon. For example: they achieved a 10-1 CBL record, earning them first place, while compiling an overall record of 19-7. They were also Sectional Champions by virtue of victories over Big Walnut, River Valley, and Highland. Finally, they earned a third place Finish in the Cardington Invitational Tournament. Individual honors went to: Michelle Clagget — MVP, All-District, 1st Team CBL; Amy Buyer — Best Offensive Player, 1st Team CBL, Honorable Mention; Stephanie Herd — Most Improved, 2nd Team CBL; Kim Nauman — All District, 2nd Team CBL; Gina Davis — Honorable Mention CBL; Cindy Oberdier — Honorable Mention CBL. The Reserves also had a remarkable season finishing with a 19-0 record and 1st place in the CBL. Coach Weaver, based on the 1985 results, has to be looking for even better things in the future. Opp. Page Bottom Left — Reserve: (Row 1) P. Oberdier, A. Parrott, K. McDaniel, M. Carpenter, M. Kitchen (Row 2) S. Buyer, S. Atherton, K. Davis, J. Schultz, S. Buyer, Coach Markley Left — Varsity: (Row 1) A. Eastman, C. Landon, S. Ervin, C. Dowdy, C. Oberdier, (Row 2) M. Clagett, T. Monroe, G. Davis, K. Nauman, S. Herd, A. Buyer, Coach Weaver Opp. Page Top Left: (Row 1) P. Jordan, K. Popovich. (Row 2) T. Pacha, A. Crevison, M. Crosbie Volleyball 49 HARRIERS RUN TO 5-1 MARK The 1985 Cross Country squad had an outstanding season as evidenced by their 5-1 record in dual meets. Highlights of the year were: a 3rd place finish in the Northmoor Invitational; a 3rd place finish in the Galion Invitational (a first-ever trophy for N.U.H.S. at Galion); a 2nd place finish at the Riverdale Invitational; and, 2nd place in the CBL (losing to Grandview by only 4 points). Individually, David Rankin had a 5th place finish in District competition and qualified for the Regionals. Wildcat of the Year honors went to John Parish. Elmer Arbogast, a freshman, showed potential for future seasons with some promising performances. Looking ahead to next year, expectations are high because only one senior is lost to graduation. (Row 1) M. Amrine, D. Cooley, G. Beckett, J. Irvine, C. Curtis (Row 2) M. Karcher, E. Arbogast, J. Galloway, T. Sedlock, R. Jolliff, C. Hoffman (Row 3) Coach Rankin, K. Perkins, G. Minter, D. Dean, D. Rankin, J. Warren, J. Parish 50 Cross Country Cross Country 51 Golf — On The Upswing! Coach Kevin Kehn’s 1985 linksters completed their season with a 6-9 mark. Victories were recorded over: Cardington, Highland, Grandview, Ridgedale, Jonathan Alder, and Indian Lake. Seasonal highlights included: an 11th place finish in the Triad Tournament — with Duane Jolliff placing 13th out of 80 competitors; a 6th place finish in District play - Duane Jolliff qualifying for the Regionals; and an overall 9th place finish in the CBL. Coach Kehn gave special praise to the three returning lettermen: Duane Jolliff, Mark Daymude, and John Shuster. For 1986, expectations will be high because only Duane Jolliff is lost to graduation. (Row 1) C. Coleman, K. Ackerman, M. Mayers, M. Huckaba. (Row 2) J. Neal, D. Jolliff, M. Daymude, L. Monroe, J. Schuster Golf 53 54 Boys Basketball WINNING TRADITION RETURNS The 1985-86 NU Basketball season was full of excitement and spirit. Nine varsity players worked hard in the off season and the result was the first winning basketball team at NU over the past several seasons. The Wildcat season was highlighted by big wins over Marysville, Pleasant, River Valley, and Ridgemont. The season ended with a 55-52 loss to New Albany in the Sectional Championship game at Mt. Vernon. Coach Comstock pointed to a total team effort and Senior leadership as the key to the season. The following players were honored at the Winter Sports Banquet; MVP — Ernie Jamison; Most Improved — Cory Howell; Special Areas Award — Ted Starks Cory Howell; Offensive Player — Ernie Jamison Lamar Gilbreath; Defensive Player — Mike Moser; and the Coaches Award — Kim Kyle. Individual Awards Won — Ernie Jamison — 1st team CBL; 1st team Union County; 2nd team Class A All-District; Honorable Mention State Class A; and District 10 All Star Game. Cory Howell — 1st team Union County; 2nd team CBL. Mike Moser — Honorable Mention CBL. Lamar Gilbreath — 2nd team Union County. Opposite Page 1. Brad Cunningham looks to pass first against Marysville. 2. Reed Jolliff puts a fake on a defender. 3. Eric and Brad get ready to play defense. 4. Reserve: Kneeling (L to R) R. Jolliff, E. Krebehenne, C. Hoffman, B. Cunningham, T. Barnes, Standing: K. Tallman, D. Young, C. Hines, M. Karcher, T. Eastman. 3. Mike Karcher waits for the action to begin. 6. Freshmen: (L to R) T. Sullivan. C. Cunningham, K. Marvin, P. Nickel, F. Crumb, T. Wingfield, M. Justin, J. Collins, Manager J. Lazenby, Coach Kchn. Left 1. Ernie goes skyward to tip one in. 2. Kim practices his free throw shooting. 3. Coach Comstock makes a point during a timeout. 4. The Wildcat version of a zone defense. 3. Cory looks upcourt for a potential fast break. 6. Wildcat Varsity: Kneeling Co-Capts. E. Jamison, C. Howell. Standing: Coach Comstock, M. Moser, K. Kyle, T. Starks. Ke. Kyle, M. Bishop, P. Kratowicz. L. Gilbreath. Boys Basketball 55 % Girls Basketball 85-86: AN UP AND DOWN SEASON FOR LADYCATS The 1985-86 LadyCat Basketball team, under the first year coach Tim Smiley, experienced what can best be described as an up-and-down year. Unfortunately, it was more down than up. The LadyCats finished the year with an 8-13 mark, 7-9 in the CBL. Kim Nauman led this year’s squad in three categories and was also voted to the CBL First Team. For her efforts, Kim was also selected as a second- team All District player and Honorable Mention All-Ohio. Amy Eastman and Stephanie Herd were also honored with Honorable Mention All CBL, while Nauman and Herd were elected to First and Second Team All County, respectively. The Reserve Ladycats finished with a fine record of 15-5. Opposite Page Far Left: Oh. my gosh, someone stole my Right Guard! Middle Top: Waiting patiently for the reserve game to Finish are Kristi and Kim. Top Right: Michelle Clagett Fires her customary jump shot. Middle: Warm ups help relieve the tension before a big game. Bottom Left: Stephanie pumps one in from the key. Bottom Right: Kneeling: Co Captains K. Nauman. K. Dotson. Standing L to R: Coach Smiley, Mgr. A. Verity. M. Carpenter. A. Baker. S. Herd. A. Eastman, C. Oberdier. H Malicote, P. Oberdier, A. Parrott. M. Clagett This Page: Top Left: CBL First Tcamcr Kim Nauman. Top Right: Sharing a pre-game joke are Baker. Eastman, and Nauman. Middle Right: Demonstrating textbook defensive form is Jodi Schultz. Middle Left: End result of the Wildcat fast break: an easy layup. Bottom Right: Squaring up to the basket is sophomore Anne Parrott. Bottom: Kneeling: Co Captains A. Parrott. P. Oberdier Standing L to R: G. Beckett. M. Thornburg. H. Malicote. K. Davis. S. Anderson. J. Schultz. B. Robinson. C. Stover. Mgr. S. Carpenter. Girls Basketball 57 MATMEN ENJOY RECORD SEASON The 1985-86 Wrestling Team set a new school record this year with 8 class A Regional Qualifiers. Qualifying were senior Bob Smith at Heavyweight placing 2nd at Districts, senior Dave Wasserbeck at l67lbs. placing 3rd at Districts, senior Gene Thompson at 119lbs. placing 4th at Districts, senior Jeff Boyd at 138lbs. placing 4th at Districts, sophomore Jamie Slone at 155lbs. placing 4th at Districts, sophomore Steve Edwards at 132lbs. placing 4th at Districts, sophomore Jamie Slone at 155lbs. placing 4th at districts, and sophomore Brian Schuster at 175lbs. placing 4th at Districts. The teams Dual Meet record was 7-10. The team was also runners-up at the North Union Invitational. Individual Awards: 1. Most Outstanding Freshman: Geof Phipps 10-9 Varsity 9-3 J.V. 2. Most Takedowns: Brad Minter 25 3. Most Nearfalls and Wins: Dave Wasserbeck 24 and 17 4. Most Reversals: Gene Thompson 16 5. Most Pins: Brad Minter: 11 6. Most Improved: Jeff Boyd 7. Most Outstanding: Brad Minter 78 Team Points Varsity: kneeling — left to right: K. Grose, E. Thompson, B. Minter, G. Thompson, G. Phipps, J. Boyd, G. Liggett, J. Slone. Standing — Coach Abbott, B. Holstein, T. Young, B. Smith, K. Young, D. Wasserbeck, B. Schuster, M. Adams, B. Schumacher. (Not pictured: S. Edwards, M. Duncan, Coach Riffle.) Opp. Top Right: Getting out of this hold will be difficult for Jamie Slone. Middle Far Right: Supervising calisthenics is old hat for Coach Abbott. Lower Right: Coach Wasserbeck and team take a break after some gruelling matches. 58 Wrestling Wrestling 59 60 Gymnastics GYMNASTS BETTER PERSONAL MARKS With first year coach Karen Riffle came a great improvement in the 1985- 86 Gymnastics team. The team worked hard to learn the new compulsary routines and showed their improvement each meet with higher personal and team scores. Although their record did not seem to reflect a change over previous years, more girls placed in events throughout the season. Some girls also placed highly at class IV districts. With continuing determination, the 1986-87 Gymnastics team will be even better. PG. 60 TOP LEFT: It's always a nervous time just before the floor exercise begins. MIDDLE TOP: A picture of intense concentration, Vicky Fowler on the parallel bars. TOP RIGHT: There are moments of relaxation and fun during lulls in the meets at NUHS. MIDDLE: No. Amy Biondi is not signalling a touchdown! BOTTOM LEFT: Kandy looks skyward for inspiration. BOTTOM. K Andrix. A. Crevison, T. Shoemaker. K. Veach, C. Botkins. Coach Riffle. V. Fowler. T. Gray, A. Biondi. R. Lima. V. Luscaleet, L. Huckaba. T. Pacha. (Varsity Gymnastics Team) PG. 61 TOP LEFT: Handstands break the montony of the practice routine. TOP RIGHT: Hey Mary Lou, Vicky is going to give you some competition. LOWER RIGHT: Kandy helps a teammate on the vault. MIDDLE LEFT: Contorting one's body like a triangle can be lots of fun. MIDDLE RIGHT: Amy shows her expertise on the floor exercise. BOTTOM: Practicing their floor routine are Amy Biondi and Cindy Botkins. Gymnastics 61 Coach Rankin's Thinclads had an outstanding year — We had a great group of young men to work with . . . stated the Coach at the Spring Sports Banquet. The squads' overall record was just as impressive as those words — the Wildcats sported an overall dual meet record of 8-1. Also, the Cats garnered a 2nd place finish in the annual Richwood Relays, with Ted Starks picking up the meet MVP award. Finally, N.U. took a more-than- respectable 3rd place finish in the CBL. Those teams and individuals who ad- vanced to regional competition this year are: the 400M Relay Team composed of Mike Moser, Ted Starks, Keith Atherton, and Lamar Gilbreath; the 1600M Relay Team composed of Mike Moser, Reed Jolliff, Eric Fuller, and Kevin Perkins; Ted Starks in the 100M run and 100M High Hurdles; and Jeff Boyd in the Pole Vault. Award winners for the year were: Most Improved — Mike Moser; Newcomer of the year — Freshman John Galloway; and Wildcat of the year went to Mr. Reli- able Jeff Boyd. Opposite Page; 1. Lamar — One Cool Cat! 2: Hurdlers give it their all in the last lap. 3: Jeff Boyd poses for his favorite event. 4: Coach Rankin worries over keeping the meet running on time. 5: Lamar and Jeff get psyched for the track meet. 6: Sitting: J. Parish, J. Boyd, T. Stillings, J. Warren, R. Jolliff, K. Ackerman, D. Dean, M. Mayers, Stat. S. Clem Kneeling: G. Minter, R. Young, M. Karcher, E. Allan, L. Gilbreath, K. Atherton, T. Starks, M. Moser, Stat. S. Belville Standing: Coach Rankin, D. Rankin, E. Fuller, J. Galloway, E. Arbogast, G. Ballinger, K. Kyle, K. Perkins, K. Tallman, J. Johnston, B. Smith. 7: Dave and Rob play the waiting game. Right: 1: Stride for perfection. 2: Kevin takes a little R and R before his big event. 3: Those wild and crazy guys, N.U.'s Track Team. 4: Todd Stillings cools off after a long race. 5: Elmer and Mike have fun during a meet. 62 Boys Track TRACK Boys Track 63 64 Girls Track LADY HARRIERS — MAKIN' TRACKS IN 86 The 86 Lady Tracksters enjoyed a successful season by capturing six out of fourteen meets — including five of five in regular season meets. Team and individual highlights were: a second place finish in the Annual Richwood Relays; and four members placing in the district finals: junior Christy Landon in the 400 run; junior Nancy Plotner in the 800 run; junior Jerri Irvine in 1600 run, and freshman Ginger Beckett in the 3200 run. The freshmen class had a definite impact on the girls track program. Ten of sixteen squad members were newcomers who, according to Coach Metzger, ran strong and hard, competing with the best. The overall experience of three juniors, three sophomores, and a strong freshmen class should ensure a very exciting and competitive future for the North Union Girls Track program. Following are the award winners at the Spring Sports Banquet: MVP — Ginger Beckett; Most Points Scored — Ginger Beckett; and Most Improved — Christy Landon. Opposite Page 1. Ginger contemplates her next hurdle. 2. Laura. Becky, and Anne have a triangular workout. 3. Christy and Suelyn consult Coach Metzger about upcoming events. 4. Anne is poised at the starting block. 3. Anne polishes off another victory with a sprint to the finish. Above 1. Lauri prepares for the discus competition. 2. Coach Metzger offers some in-between- events advice. 3. Missy warms up with a smile before a meet 4. Nothing like togetherness during stretching exercises! 3. Varsity Girls Track L to R sitting: C. Botkins, C. Landon. N. Plotner, K. Davis. Kneeling. G. Foreman, M. Amrine. J. Irvine, C. Curtis. S. Atherton. G. Beckett. Standing: A. Hvans, S. Apt, M. Thornburg. B. Beers, L. Peck, A. Parrott, L. Baker, Coach Metzger. Girls Track 65 ’86 BASEBALL- DIAMOND IN THE ROUGH VARSITY BASEBALL If you measure a team only by the number of victories recorded, then the 1986 Wildcats had an unsuccessful season. However, the team gained a considerable amount of experience through a full slate of non-league and CBL contests. Experience is a key word when analyzing the Gits. Oftentimes four freshmen were in the starting lineup . . . this bodes well for future seasons. As far as the immediate future is concerned, there will be only two starters departing via graduation: Co. Capts. Chad Cunningham and Ernie Jamison. The individual highlight of the season was a satisfying 6-3 win at Centerburg in tournament play. At the Spring Sports Banquet, Chad Cunningham was named Team MVP; Phil Nickel the leading hitter; and Tom Eastman the most improved. RESERVE BASEBALL The JayVees ended the season with a record of 10-10. The defeat of Col. Academy on the road was the memorable highlight. Team honors: Paul Apt — leading hitter; Troy Sedlock — top pitcher. Opposite Page 1. Chad displays his pitching form against Marysville. 2. Ernie checks his swing on a pitch out of the strike zone. 3. Coach Forman — in a pensive moment. 4. Rob demonstrates the proper bunting technique against Bexley. Above 1. Coach Adams — the guru of hitting and fielding. 2. Varsity Baseball — Row 1: S. Edwards, E. Krebehenne, K. Marvin, J. Mathys, C. Ledley. Row 2: H. Malicotc. T. Eastman, C. Cunningham, R. Slone. R. McMahan, P. Jordan. Row 3: Coach Smiley, L. Monroe, P. Nickel. E. Jamison. F. Crumb, D. Jamison, Coach Forman. 3- Ron Slone — provided some solid catching and a potent bat for the NU JV’s. 4. Cats celebrate tourney win over Centerburg. 3. Reserve Baseball — Row 1; T. Pacha, T. Sedlock, M Roller. M. Justin. P. Apt, J. Slone, K. Andrix. Row 2: Coach Gardner. D. Beeney, B. Cunningham, C. Cunningham, J. Neal, R. Saunders. J. Mathys. 6. Co.-Capt. Ernie Jamison. 66 Baseball Baseball 67 68 Softball LADYCATS WIN — 6th STRAIGHT CBL TITLE The 1986 edition of Coach Nancy Rubeck’s North Union Ladycats. en route to an overall 20-3 mark, captured an unprecedented sixth consecutive CBL championship. Also, another sectional title was added to the NUHS trophy case, as the girls chalked up an impressive win over Highland. However, the season ended abruptly with a heartbreaking 1-0 loss to Columbus Desales. Coach Rubeck, speaking of the departing six seniors and future seasons, admitted they will be sorely missed — and then, issued a challenge to the underclassmen to measure up to the performances of: Stephanie Herd, Tammy Greer, Michelle Clagett, Kim Nauman, Gina Davis, and Amy Buyer. Those honored as CBL First-Teamers: Michelle Clagett, Kim Nauman, and Stephanie Herd; CBL Second Teamers: Tammy Greer, Amy Buyer, and Gina Davis; CBL Honorable Mention: Amy Eastman, Sherry Kavanagh, And Minnie Carpenter. Team awards were: MVP — Michelle Clagett; Best Offensive Player — Michelle Clagett; Best Defensive Player — Amy Eastman; and Most Improved — Katie McDaniel. Left: 1. The Best Defensive Player — Amy Eastman. 2. Sheila’s posing for a baseball card! 3. Stephanie’s uppercut — as seen through a fence. 4. Tammy scores easily from third base. 5. Amy rests on the busride home. 6. A benchful of ’cool’’ Ladycats. Opposite Page: 1. team MVP — Michelle Clagett 2. Sherry practices covering first on a bunt. 3. Amy mugs for the camera. 4. Varsity Softball — Row I: C. Stover, K. McDaniel. J. Spain, S. Carpenter. Row 2: A Eastman. A. Baker. A. Verity, C. Dowdy. M. Carpenter, M. Kitchen. Row 3: M. Clagett, A. Buyer, T. Greer, K. Nauman, S. Herd, G. Davis. Coach Rubeck. 5. Gina readies her home run swing. 6. CO. CAPTS.: M. Clagett. S. Herd. A. Buyer. G. Davis 69 Softball Eric, Perry, and Cory rest before their Home Ec lecture. 70 Classes Divider WlUfe NOH And we thought the library was just for studying. mm Randy gives new meaning to the phrase paint your wagon. Kevin is busy working on his art project. 71 Classes Divider CCASS 86 School Day Memories As we reach out our hand The diploma we grasp. While we think of the memories Of the years past. Tears fill our eyes Because its all gone. We re starting a new life. We have to move on. We hope our friends will keep in touch As the years pass us by. And although it hurts inside We’ll try not to cry. We think of kindergarten And our first day, Now we've reached the end. We are going away. How will we say good-bye To friends who mean so much? Will there be time To sincerely keep in touch? We ll always have the memories Of our school years from day one. We won t think of school as ending — Our new lives have just begun. — Author Unknown CLASS OFFICERS: President — Jodi White, Vice President — Tami Monroe, Sec. Treas. — Michelle Clagett CCASS SONS Winners Take All by Quiet Riot CCASS COjCOKS Rose and Gray CCASS SCOWS K Rose STUDENT COUNCIL: Jodi White, Cory Howell, Amy Harmon, Duane Jolliff CCASS MOV 0 Give us grace and strength to forebear and persevere . , . Give us courage and strength and quiet mind. Spare to us our friends, soften to us our enemies. 72 Seniors Jeffrey Wayne Boyd Kichard Joseph Buettner Michelle JCavon Clagett Natalie jonelle Kalian jjohn JCee Bolenbaugh Amy JCynn Buyer Vollyanna Coons 'David JCee Borland Dawn Kochelle Carpenter Marjorie Ann Crosbie Seniors 73 CCASS O J9S6 Kebecca Ann Crumb Chad Eric Cunningham Kegina Sue Davis Sack David Dean Joseph Preston Dingus Shelly Cynn Duncan Melissa Dawn Skmark Kathleen Selma dowler Victoria Qaye dowler jCaura Ann dry Zammy Kay Qreer 74 Seniors Kenneth flames Qallant Kussel Kip Qray Stacey Annette Quy Mark Kyan Hall Wendy flo Hamilton Vonda Kim Hendrickson Stephanie Ann Herd Cory Cay ne Howell Srnest Burnet {Jamison Jr. Kristie Michele Wornstaff Jones Dawn Marie Knox Scott Alan Jordan Ker Allen Kougher e uss a? i9S6 Mary K. Kratowicz Kieltard J. JCookabaugli Tamara Kay Monroe Julie JCynn yicol Phillip P. T. Kratowicz JCynn Tusk Kimberly {Jo yan man Jonathan Chad j oble Kenyon (Jeorge Kyle James Darnell Mathys Cynthia JCynn yeal Eileen Pence Oates (Jlenn Thomas JCiggett Tina K. Hinebaugh May Karolyne Denise yeal Traci Michelle Oates 76 Seniors 6CASS 0 19S6 Ann Jlarie Popovich Douglas Eugene Porscket (fate Scot Price Dee Howard Keese Jeffery Dee Kyc Perry Kay Parsons Krad ley Kiehard Plotner Zammy [Jean Sehutelzer 77 Seniors CD ASS 0 Stonie Kay Sesslcr Hobby Doyle Smith Diane Duncan Stenyer Dance Eric Stidham Zodd Antony Stillings Particia Sue Stinemetz Anna Marie Snow Stipp Cisa Dianne Stover Kandy Qene Sullivan Zhomas Eugene Zhompson { ulie VanKrimmer David Allen Wasserbeck Kichard Eric Wheeler )odi Sue White Cynthia Kenee Wiley Coretta Dynn Wilson 78 Seniors SeWOK MSMOKJSS 79 Seniors SENIOR INDEX WENDY APT: Prime Time 1, 2, 3; French Gub 1, 2 MARIA ARBOGAST: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Spanish Gub 1, 2, 3 NATALIE BAHAN: Cheerleading 1; French Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Prime Time 2 ALAN BAKER: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 1, 4; National Honor So- ciety 3, 4 Lt RI BALLINGER: Prime Time 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4; Flag Corp. 2, 3, 4; French Gub 1, 2, 3; Base- ball Stat 2; Band 1 CHARLES BIDWELL: Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Work Study 3, 4 JOHN BOLENBAUGH: French Gub 1, 2 DAVE BORLAND: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 JEFF BOYD: Football 1, 2, 3,4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 4; Spanish Club I. 2 KIM BRENTLINGER: Basketball Manager 1; VICA Chapter Officer RICHARD BUETTNER: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4 AMY BUYER: Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Newspaper Staff 1; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1 MIKE CALLAHAN: Football 1 DAWN CARPENTER: Band I, 2; Flag Corp. 3, 4; Cheerleading 2, 3, 4; FHA 1, 2; FFA 3, 4; Basketball Stat 1; Prime Time 4; French Club 1; Home- coming Court 4 SHELLEY CARREL: National Hon- or Society 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 1, 2, 3; Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA Queen 3; Homecoming Queen 4 MICHELLE CLAGETT: Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 4; Softball 1, 2, 3,4; Student Council 2; Class Officer 3, 4; Prime Time 2, 4; French Club 1, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Football Stat 3, 4; VO-AG 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA Offi- cer 3, 4 JERRY CLAGHORN: FFA 1; Track 1 MIKE CLEVENGER: VICA Officer; King of Tri-Rivers 4 POLLY COONS: Cheerleading 1; Track Stat 1; Band 1, 2, 3; French Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Gymnastics Stat 2; Track 2; Hugh O'Brian Rep. 2; National Honor Society 3, 4; YFU Exchange Student to Australia 3, 4 MARJIE CROSBIE: Volleyball 3; Volleyball Stat 4; Band 1, 2; Flag Corp. 4; French Club 2 BECKY CRUMB: Choir; Spanish Club 3 CHAD CUNNINGHAM: Baseball' 2, 3, 4; Football 3, 4; Golf 1, 2; Basket- ball 1, 2, 3; Student Council 1, 2; French Club 3, 4; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA Officer 4; Prime Time 4; Homecoming Court 4 GINA DAVIS: French Club 1, 2; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3; Yearbook 3; Football Stat 4 DAVID DEAN: Band 1; Basketball 1; Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4 JOE DINGUS: French Club 1, 2, 3 SHELLEY DUNCAN: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Field Commander 4; French Club 1, 2, 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Na- tional Honor Society Officer 4 MISSY EKMARK: National Honor Society 3, 4; Volleyball 1, 2; French Club 1, 2; Prime Time 1, 2, 3, 4; Wres- tling Stat 1, 2, 3; Flag Corp. 4; Who’s Who 4 KATHY FOWLER: Cheerleading 1, 2, 3,4; Prime Time 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 1, 2; Flag Corp. 2, 3, 4; Baseball Stat 2, 3; French Club 1, 2, 3; Homecoming Court 4 VICKY FOWLER: Gymnastics 1, 2, 3,4; Prime Time 1, 2, 3,4; Cheerleading 4; Track 3; French Club 1, 2, 3; Flag Corp. 2, 3, 4; FHA I, 2 LAURA FRY: Track 1, 2; Prime Time 2, 3, 4; Basketball Stat 1; Student Council 2, 3; Spanish club 2, 3 KENNY GALLANT: Football 1; Vo- Ag 1, 2; O W E. 3, 4; OWE. Officer 4 KIP GRAY: Vo-Ag 1, 2; O.W.E. 3, 4 TAMMY GREER: Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; French Club 1; Vo-Ag 1, 2, 3, 4 STACEY GUY: Cheerleading 1, 3, 4; Basketball 2; Softball 3; Prime Time 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 1, 2; Yearbook 4; Vol- leyball Stat 2; Office Aid 3 MARK HALL: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA Officer 4; Basketball 1 WENDY HAMILTON: Prime Time 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 1, 2 AMY HARMON: National Honor So- ciety 3, 4; Student Council 4; Prime Time 1, 4; French Club 1, 4; Volleyball Stat 3 SHERRY HARR: Prime Time 2; Track Stat 3; Basketball Stat 4; French club 1, 2; Library Aid 1 VONDA HENDRICKSON: Office Aid 3, 4; Work Study STEPHANIE HERD: Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 1, 2; National Honor Society 3, 4; Yearbook 3, 4; Prime Time 3, 4; Student Council 1; Homecoming Court 2 PATTY HIGGINBOTHAM: Basket- ball Stat 1, 2; Volleyball Manager 1, 2; FHA 1, 2, 3; Prime Time 4 GINGER HILDRETH: DON HOOK: FFA 3. 4 CORY HOWELL: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Student Council 1, 2, 4; Class Officer 1; French Club 1, 2; Na- tional Honor Society 4; National Honor Society Officer 4; FFA 1; Prime Time 4; Boys State 3; Homecoming Court 4 ERNIE JAMISON: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3; Homecoming Court 4 DUANE JOLLIFF: Vo-Ag 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 4; Student Council 4; Prime Time 4; Golf 1, 2, 3, 4; Basket- ball 1, 2; Baseball 1, 2, 3 JULIE JOLLIFF: Choir 2; O W E. 4 KRIS JONES: FHA 1. 2; O W E. 3, 4 SCOTT JORDAN: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3; Wrestling 2; Prime Time 3, 4 s STEPHANIE KALE: Cheerleading 2; Volleyball 1, 2; Track 1, 2; Prime Time 2; French Club 1; Gymnastics 1; FHA 2, 3, 4; Office Aid 4 KATHY KIRKPATRICK: Office Aid 4; French Club 1, 2; Wrestling Stat 1; Track Stat 1, 2; Library Aid 1, 2, 3; National Honor Society 4 DAWN KNOX: Choir 1, 2; VICA REX ROUGHER: Basketball 1; Wildcat Pride Club; VICA KATHERENE KRATOWICZ: Basketball 1, 2; Prime Time 4; Gym Aid 1, 2 PAT KRATOWICZ: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 KENYON KYLE: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2; French Club 1, 2; Prime Princess 3 KIM NAUMAN: Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 1, 2, 3; Student Council 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Prime Time 2, 3, 4; Football Stat 2, 3, 4 CINDY NEAL: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir 1, 2; Cheerleading 2, 3; Mascot 4; Bas- ketball Stat 4 KAROLYNE NEEL: Basketball 1; French Club 1, 2; FHA 4; Prime Time 1 JULIE NICOL: National Honor So- ciety 3, 4; Choir 1; Girls State 3; French Club 2, 3, 4; Student of the Month 4 CHAD NOBLE: Football 1, 3, 4 EILEEN OATES: FHA 1, 2; FFA 3,4; Girls Basketball Manager 3; National Honor Society 4; Who’s Who 4 TRACI OATES: Volleyball 1; Bas- ketball 1; Basketball Stat 2; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Football Stat 3; Baseball Stat 3; Stu- dent Council 3; Class Officer 1, 2, 3; French Club 1, 2; Homecoming Court 1; FFA Court 1, 2 CINDY OBERDIER: French Club 1, 2; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 1, 3; Choir 1, 2, 3; Library Aid 1; Prime Time 4 DEANNA PACHA: Prime Time 4 LAURI PACHA: Volleyball Stat 1; Baseball Stat 3; National Honor Soci- ety 4 PERRY PARSONS: French Club 1, 2, 3; Football 1, 2 LYLE PAYNE: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Wres- tling 2; In-Tec. 1, 2, 3, 4; Prime Time 3 JEFF PHEIFER: Football 1, 3; Intec 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3 JODY PIERCE: Choir 2; French Club 2, 3; O W E. 4 BRAD PLOTNER: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 ANN POPOVICH: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; Newspaper Staff Time 4; FFA 1 CAROL LEM ASTER: French Club 2; Choir 1, 2; O.W.E. 4 ROB LEMASTER: O W E. 4 GLENN LIGGETT: Spanish Club 1, 2; Baseball 3 RICK LOOKABAUGH: Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; FFA 1, 2, 3; O W E. 4; Wrestling 1 TINA MAY: Choir 2; French Club 1; O W E. 4 DARNELL MATHYS: FFA 1, 2, 3; O W E. 4 TAMI MONROE: Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 2, 3; Prime Time 2, 3; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA Officer 3, 4; Homecoming Court 3, 4; FFA Queen 4; Football Stat 3,4; Wres- tling Stat 1; French Club 1, 2; Prom 1; National Honor Society 3, 4 DOUG PORSCHET: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 GENE PRICE: Track 2; Wrestling 2, 3; Intec 1, 2, 3,4; Wildcat Pride Club 2; FFA 2; VICA 3, 4 CHARLIE REESE: Football 1, 2, 3 JEFF RYE: Football 1, 2, 3; Wrestling 1 JUAN SANDUSKY: Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1; Wres- tling 1 SCOTT SCHUSTER: Choir 2; Newspaper Staff 1, 2; FFA 1, 2 STONIE SESSLER: Workstudy 1, 2, 3, 4 STEVE SLONECKER: Football 1, 2; Student Council 1, 2; Class Officer 2; Intec 1, 2 BOB SMITH: Football 1, 3, 4; Wres- tling 1, 2,4; Baseball 2, 3; Track 4; FFA 1, 2, 3. 4 ANN SNOW: FFA 1, 2; O.W.E. 3, 4 EMERY SNOW: FFA 1, 2; O W E. 3, 4 DIANE STENGER: Band 1. 2, 3, 4; Softball 1, 2, 3; Student Council 4; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3 ERIC STIDHAM: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Intec 1, 2, 3; Prom Prince 3; Spanish Club 3 TODD STILLINGS: Basketball 2; Football 3; Track 4; Intec 3 PATTY STINEMETZ: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4 LISA STOVER: Softball 1, 2, 3; Gymnastics 3; French Club 1, 2, 3 RANDY SULLIVAN: FFA 1, 2, 3,4; Homecoming King 4 GENE THOMPSON: Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4 ROD TRAVIS: Choir 1, 2; Cross Country 1, 2, 3; FFA 1, 2; VICA 3, 4 DAVE WASSERBECK: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2, 3,4; Track 1, 2, 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; French Club 4; Prime Time 4; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 KAREN WHEELER: Choir 1; Cross Country 3; Cross Country Stat 1, 2; Wrestling Stat 1, 2; Spanish Club 2; National Honor Society 4; FHA 3, 4 RICK WHEELER: French Club 1, 2 JODI WHITE: FFA 1; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 3,4; Class Officer 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3 CYNTHIA WILEY: Prime Time 1; French Qub 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1; FHA 1, 2, 3 LYNN WILSON: Choir 1, 2; French Qub 2 Senior Index 81 jo o m z Ackerman, Kevin Adams, Mike Anderson, Melissa Atherton, Keith Baker, Amy Baughman, Tracy Beckley, Ken Belville, Sandy Bidwell, Charles Biondi, Amy Bishop, Mark Boehmer, Zach Botkins, Cindy Boyd, Valerie Britenstine, Amy Brown, Machelle Brown, Wally Burk, Jeff Caldwell, Robert Campbell, Sean Castle, Cindy Clark, Amy Qem, Susan Cooley, Craig Coughenour, Jessie Cox, Brian Creviston, Kim Crooks, Kari Daymude, Mark Dillion, Tammie Dotson, Kristi Doup, Amy Dowdy, Cheryl Eastman, Amy Elbin, Teresa Eldridge, Paula Ervin, Stephanie Fillinger, Kelli Foos, Jennifer Foster, Holly Fuller, Eric Gilbreath, Lamar The Class of ’87 had a year characterized by hard work and excitement. In the fall we had a very successful candy bar sale. A major incentive for participants was: anyone who sold thirty-five candy bars got out of class to help with prom preparations. The onset of winter meant basketball — with juniors taking charge of game concessions. Thanks to all who helped during the games! The highlight of the year came with Prom. Everyone joined together with our new advisors, Mrs. Wedding and Mrs. Fillinger, to help make the prom the best possible. The theme of Almost Paradise brought with it many memories of hard work during the decorating process, an evening of excitement on the night, and an exhausted clean-up crew the following day. We can now look forward to our senior year with anticipation. 1985-86 Class Officers Ann Verity — Vice President Susan Clem — President Jennifer Foos — Sec. Treas , 82 Juniors Gray, Traci Grose, Rob Harris, Kristen Hecker, Christy Higgins, Marina Hinebaugh, Shclic Hoffman, Stacey Huckaba, Lora Irvine, Jerri Jamison, Eric Jarvis, Tara Jezerinac, Ray Kavanagh, Sherry Kyle, Kim Laird, Danny Landon, Christy Lazenby, Cathy Ledley, Chris Lehner, Scott Lima, Renata Lingrel, Charles Lyons, Chris McMahan, Rob McMahon, Bobbie Monroe, Lacy Moreland, Sherry Moser, Mike Nace, Becky Naves, Gabriela Nicol, Teresa Oberdier, Tracy Ogan, Jessie Ogan, John Ovalle, Chris Pacha, Christy Pacha, Shannon Parish, John Plotner, Nancy Poe, Dawn Rayl, Letitia Rankin, Dave Ransome, Tammy The Junior Class Student Council members had a very busy year. It started with decorating for the Homecoming Game Dance. All of the Juniors also had a very active part in helping with the student council dances during the year. Several Juniors have served as committee chairmen throughout the year. Everyone was involved in Student Council activities and it was a very enjoy- able year. Student Council members — Left to Right — Susan Clem, Machelle Brown, Kristi Dotson, Melissa Anderson, and Mike Moser. Juniors 83 J u N I O R Rausch, Allen Rees, Jeff Robinson, Becky Salyer. Natalie Savage, Joycelyn Schmelzer, Kevin Sedgewick. Arty Shirk. Jim Shuster, John Sims, Mike Slone, Ronnie Sprouse, John Stapleton. Sheila Stinemetz. Bill Temple. Melissa Thornburg, Patience Tidd, Penni Tumeo, Joe Veach, Kandy Warren, John Juniors 84 EXCHANGE The first question people ask about being an ex- change student to Australia is What was it like?” To sum it up in one word, Fantastic!” Being an ex- change student was a great experience for me because I got to see one of the most beautiful and unspoiled places on earth, taste the city life as well as a bit of the outback”, and prepare myself for college as well as making many new friends. It was an experience I will always remember as one of the best times of my life and one of the most difficult. My Australian friends will always have a second home in America and I will always have a home and family in Australia to go back to. My host family gave me their home and their love, and really made me feel like one of their family. Will I go back?” Definitely!” My name is Gabriela Naves, and I turned seven- teen this past June 3rd. I found North Union High School to be very interesting. The school is smaller than in Mexico and different because we don’t move after classes, the teachers do! I stayed with the Doup family and will miss them when I leave. Everyone was nice and was there to help when I needed it. My most embarrassing moment at NUHS was my first day in school. First, I was late. Then, I somehow got into the wrong class. Finally, in front of the whole class, I was informed I shouldn't be there. After I Finish high school I plan to attend college and enter the public relations field. I have missed my family and am excited to return to Mexico. Thanks to all at NUHS! Top Right: Polly Coons; Middle: Renata Lima; Bottom: Gabriela Naves. STUDENTS My experience as an exchange student in the Unit- ed States has been an enjoyable one. Coming to a small community was an adjustment for me since I come from a large city. However, the students and faculty of NUHS and my American family made it much easier for me. Speaking of my adopted family, they treated me as if I were their own daughter. I will miss them, but I hope to keep in touch over the years. When I return to Brazil, it will mean back to school” for me. By the way, my classes run from 7:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m., leaving my afternoon to myself. I would recommend the exchange student experience to those who are interested and, if given the chance to do it again, I'd take it! Exchange Students 85 1985-86 CLASS OFFICERS Geoff Schultz — President Renee Mathys — Vice President Michelle Kitchen®— Sec. Treas. Aldcrson, Lee Barnes, Todd Beckett, Ron Beeney, Doug Beers, Becky Bowen, Jeff Brady, Tammy Brentlinger, Kevin Buettner, Diana Buhrts, Ted Burdett, Kelly Butcher, Julie Campbell, Mary Carpenter, Minnie Carpenter. Sheila Chapman. Troy Chumley, Vickie Clark, Stephanie Cocklin, Steve Cooper, Bill Crosbie, Steve Cunningham, Brad Davis, Chanin Davis, Sue Drumm, Tresa Duncan, Mike Dysert, April Eastman, Tom Edwards. Steve Ferrell, David Foreman, Glenda Geyer, Allen Goins, Wendy Goodwin. Kevin Grose, Jim Grose, Mark Hamilton, Walter Harris, Jill Hildreth, Robin Hines, Clint Hoffman, Chad Holstein, Brian 86 Sophomores 1985-86 SOPHOMORE COUNCIL MEMBERS (Row 1) Seth Taylor, Geoff Schultz (Row 2) Matt Roller, Jack Johnston, Becky Beers Holton, Linda Jamison. Dan Johnson, Quint Johnston. Jack Jolliff, Reed Karcher, Mike Kelly, Sandy Kissling, Kyle Kitchen, Michelle Lambert. Lonnie Leadingham, Shelli LeMaster, Don Levings, Jancllc Malicote, Holly Martin, Dan Mathys, Renee McDaniel, Katie Minter, Brad Minter, Gregg Moore, Bradly Moreland, Debra s O p H O M O R E S Morrow, Gyde Moss, Kim Myford, Kathy Neal, Jason Nicol, Matt Notter, Stacy Oberdier, Pam Ogan, Brian Osbourne, Jim Parish, Terry Parrott, Anne Peck, Laura Penry, Karla Perkins. Kevin Poe. Mimpsi Popovich, Karen Proffitt, Sindey Roberts, Tracy Rogers, Tammy Roller, Matt Saunders. Rod Sophomores 87 s o p H O M O R E S Schambs, Ed Schillings. Tracy Schultz. Geoff Schuster. Brian Sediock, Troy Shaw, Sonya Shoemaker. Tana Sims. Debbie Slone. Jamie Spain, Jennifer Staley. Angela Stover, Cathy Sweeney, April Tallman, Kip Taylor, Seth Thompson, Jim VanBrimmer. Sheila Welch. Ron Welch. Shawn Williams, Heidi Winkle, Caroline Young. David Young. Keith Young, Robert 88 Sophomores F R E S H M E N Adkins, Darrell Allen, Eric Amrine. Mindy Amstutz, Tom Anderson. Shane Anderson. Stacy Andrix, Kim Apt, Paul Apt, Stacy Arbogast, Elmer Atherton, Suelyn Baker, Lauri Baldridge. Melissa Ballinger, Greg Ballinger. Todd Barnes, Amanda Beckett, Ginger Benner. Mike Bidwell, Rhoda Bonham. Jason Brentlinger, Jeff Burroughs. Richard Buyer, Sheila Buyer, Sherry Caldwell. Tammy Callahan, Jenni Cheney, Rob Clark. Chad Clark, Tom Cochran. Bill Coleman. Chuck Collins, Jim Conley, Darren Cooley, Dana Cordle, Billy Cox, Brenda Cox, Trischia Cramer, Brenda Crevison. Amy Crumb, Fred Cunningham, Curt Curtis. Carina 90 Freshmen Davis, Kathy Davis, Mike Dowdy, Vickie Eastman, Reggie Elkins, Lahoma Evans. Amy Ford, Stephanie Foreman, Elizabeth Foster, Scott Galloway, John Gibson, Freda Goodwin. Rhonda Greer, Mike Grose, Kevin Hamilton, Roger Higginbotham, Peg Holbrook. Kelly Holt, Kathy Huckaba, Mike Jeffers, Michelle Johnson, Ruth Johnson. Sandra Jordan, Cindy Jordan. Paula Justin. Matt Kavanagh. Amy Kinikin, Todd Kirkpatrick, Aaron Krcbehennc, Eric Kyle, Dane Layne, Dawn Lazenby, John Leibold. Jill I.eMaster, Donna Liggett, Gregg Lookabaugh, Jerry Luscaleet, Vickie Marshall. Ron Marvin. Ken May. Shannon Mayberry, Matt Mayers, Matt F R E S H M E N Freshmen 91 F R E S H M E N McKinley, Russ Mills, Butch Morey. Regina Mowery, Derrick Neel. Shawn Nickel, Phil Nicol, Stephanie Nicol.Tina Pacha, Tabbi Parish. TJ Peck. Billy Phipps. Geof Price. Jeff Rees, Doug Robinson, Robin Rosen, Donnis Scheiderer. Lisa Schultz. Jodi Sellers, Amy Sellers, Melanie Shaw. Tina Shoemaker, Brian Smith, Laurie Smith, Patty Smith, Richard Speckman. Jim Stacy, Angie Stapleton. Brad Sullivan. Tom Temple, Bryan Thomson. Ed Thornburg, Missy Veach, Wendy Welch, Melissa Wiley, Randy Wilson. Marc Wilson, Pam Wilson, Tammy Wingfield, Tim Wiseman, Heidi Wornstaff, Kandi Wykoff, Linda 92 Freshmen FRESHMAN CLASS THE 1985-86 SCHOOL YEAR has been a very beneficial year for the class of ’89 and it's officers. The Christmas sale was a successful project. It furnished our treasury with over $1,500. This will be very helpful for future class projects such as the prom in 1988. All of the freshman members were very active on many committees and projects involved with the Student Council. The freshman class was well represented at Camp Michaels, Homecoming, Jostens Leadership Clinic, OASC fall and spring conferences, and other activities for the class. Being on Student Council took a lot of hard work and effort, but it was very rewarding for all of us. 1985-86 Class Officers — Jodi Schultz (Pres.), Tim Wingfield (Vice.) Phil Nickel (Sec Treas.) Student Council Members — (Row 1) Shane Anderson, Jodi Schultz, (Row 2) — Stacy Anderson, Mike Benner, Amy Kavanaugh F R E S H M E N Freshmen 9} Top Left: Karen — At work and at play. Top Right: The N.U. camera catches Holly by surprise. Far Left: Patty, all smiles as usual. Middle Left: Rex flashes a winning Tri-Rivers smile. Middle Right: Steve takes a break to pose with a friend. Bottom Right: Dawn cares for a patient. TRI- 94 Tri-Rivers RIVERS Top Lcfi; Shelia is not roaming the halls — she is running an errand for the office. Middle Top: Shelley puts the finishing touches on a secretarial assignment. Top Right: The Tri-Musketeers. Middle Left: Steve looks like he is posing for a magazine ad. Middle: The reason why Tami is smiling is not because homework is funny. MiddlcRight: She’s not camera shy — She has a deadline on her assignment. Bottom: Tara and Bobbie are busy at work in the school store. Tri-Rivers 95 Makmgg (Q)tmr Mark With Faculty ABOVE: Preparing a chemical experiment is all in a day's work for Mr. Abbott. TOP RIGHT: Secretarial work at NUHS is no cushion job! Just ask Mrs. Herd! FAR RIGHT: First of all Bob, you have to learn the game of chess. RIGHT: Improving a test score must be Dawn Carpenter’s motive for embracing Mrs. Wright. 96 Faculty ADMINISTRATION Mr. Tyrone Thomas — Superintendent Mr. John Roller — Principal Mr. Frank Zirbel — Dean of Students, Transportation Coordin ator and Athletic Director. 97 Faculty OFFICE PERSONNEL Mrs. Nettie Doyle — Administration Office Secretary Mrs. Nancy Herd — Main Office Secre- tary (L. to R.) Mrs. Stout, Mrs. Meddles, Mrs. Price, Mrs. Swartz — Secretaries Mr. LaRue — Guidance Counselor Mrs. Coulter — Guidance Counselor Mrs. Fillinger — Guidance Secretary GUIDANCE FACULTY Rick Abbott: Physical Science, Chemistry Roger Baker: Accounting 1, 2, 3,4, Typing 2, Jim Christopher: Civics, Geography, Current Affairs Office Procedures, Record Keeping Lacy Blankenship: Health, Physical Educa- Gwen Cody: English 9, Advanced English tion 9, Advanced English 12 LuAnn Dunham: Librarian Faculty 99 Tom Forman: World History 1, 2, American History, Sociology Mrs. Fuller: Home F.c Substitute S.C. Gardner: English 12, Advanced English 10, Speech, Yearbook Advisor Betty Hull: French 1, 2, 3, 4 Ken Johnson: Band Director Larry Joseph: Art 1, 2, 3, 4 Harold Karcher: Shop, Vo. Ag. 2, 3 Becky LaRue: General Math 1, 2, Phys- ical Education Marcia Livingston: Clothing, Survival Skills, Lee Mathey: Algebra 1, 2, Advanced Skills For Living, Home Ec. 1 Math Joe Merchant: Adjusted Curriculum Faculty 101 Jim Metzger: Tech. Drawing, In. Tech. 1, 2, Beth Payne: Choir Cabinet Making Gale Perkins: O.W.E. 102 Faculty Robert Tuttle: Physical Science, Biology, Jean Wedding: Advanced English 11, Nancy Wiley: Interior Decorating, Furniture, Earth Science. English 11, Mythology, Reading. Foods, Home Ec. 2, Child Care 1, 2. Making Omit Mark Below: Charlie, Ernie, and Rick are not mirror images of one another. Middle: Dave takes time-out to smile for the camera. Bottom Right: Chad takes a break in Vo-Ag. Above: Alan inducts new members into National Honor Society. 104 Organizations Above: Mrs. Coulter participates in Hat Day. Bottom Left: Mr. Gardner finally learns to use the Yearbook camera. Bottom Right: Missy helps with National Honor Society induction ceremonies. Organizations 105 Top: A Survival Skills class takes time to learn a little bit about furnitute. OFFICE AIDES Row 1 L. to R: C. Castle, J. Foos, S. Carpenter, D. Martin. Row 2: K. Kirkpatrick, C. Landon, H. Malicote, S. Kale, A. Eastman, T. Baughman Row 3:J. Harris, K. Fowler, S. Carrel, R. Mathys, C. Oberdier, P. Higginbotham, C. Pacha, K. Fillinger LIBRARY AIDES Kneeling: M. Campbell, K. Moss, Row 2: K. Perkins, S. Jordan, J. Johnston, A. Barnes, J. Grose, D. Stenger.J. White, J. Irvine, M. Sellers Organizations 106 GUIDANCE AIDES Kneeling L. to R. A. Baker, S. Belville, Row 2: H. Foster, S. Carrel, T. Gray, A. Verity, A. Dysert. STUDENT COUNCIL Row 1 L. to R. M. Moser, S. Taylor, J. Schultz, A. Kavanaugh, S. Clem, M. Brown, S. Anderson, G. Schultz. Row 2: S. Anderson, J. Johnston, M. Roller, A. Harmon, D. Stenger, C. Howell, Mrs. Coulter, D.Jolliff, B. Beers, J. White, M. Anderson. Organizations 107 FRENCH CLUBS Row 1 L. to R. Mrs. Hull, M. Duncan, K. Brentlinger, K. Tallman, M. Carpenter, C. Stover, A. Sweeney, S. Notter, T. Sedlock. Row 2: R. Jolliff, C. Hoffman, A. Staley, A. Dysert, M. Kitchen, M. Clagett, J. Butcher, R. Beckett, C. Cunningham. Row 3: D. Young, J. Grose, B. Cunningham, M. Karcher, C. Hines, K. Perkins, J. Johnston, M. Roller. Row 4: J. Thompson, S. Taylor, S. Leadingham, S. Kelly, B. Beers, L. Peck, P. Obeidier, C. Lazenby, T. Eastman. Row 1 L. to R. A. Biondi, K. Harris, J. Dingus. Row 2: J. Nicol, M. Temple, A. Doup, C. Cooley, M. Adams. Row 3: S. Clem, K. Dotson, A. Verity, K. Fillinger, T. Baughman, P. Coons, P. Tidd. 108 Organizations SPANISH CLUB Row 1 L. to R. C. Dowdy, T. Nicol.J. Irvine, M. Welch, D. Layne, Mrs. Taylor. Row 2: M. Davis, J. Collins, J. Price, G. Foreman, A. Evans, S. Neel. Row 3: L. Huckaba, M. Blackburn, T. Gray, G. Ballinger, T. Sullivan, M. Mayers. Row 4: K. Crooks, T. Oberdier, T. Nicol, G. Schultz, T. Buhrts, B. Schuster, K. Popovich, Row 5: S. Davis, A. Geyer, C. Davis, T. Roberts, J. Parish, E. Jamison, L. Monroe, Row 6: C. Noble, J. Boyd, E. Stidham. CONCERT BAND Row 1 L to R. V. Chumley. S. Duncan, M. Amrine, A. Staley, S. Leadingham, S. Atherton, M. Brown, M. Anderson, S. Clem, J. Foos, A. Dysert, B. Beers. Row 2: A. Sellers. A. Popovich. H. Williams. A. Kavanaugh, S. Kelly, T. Rogers, A. Biondi, K. Harris, T. Shoemaker, S. Belville. Row 3: K. Burdett, S. Anderson, J. Bonham. T. Young. M. Sellers, A. Geyer, S. Taylor. C. Cooley, T. Collins, D. Young, T. Nicol, R. Buettner. Row 4: C. Neal, S. Anderson, M. Arbogast, S. Carrel, K. Fillinger, T. Buhrts.J. Schultz, C. Lazenby, T. Sullivan, D. Buettner. Row 5: G. Beckett, C. Curtis, C. Dowdy, F. Arbogast, E. Schambs, J. White, R. Slone, K. Popovich, J. Leibold, K. Stover, M. Stidham, K. McDaniel,J. Spain. Row 6: D. Rees, J. Thompson, B. Shoemaker, L. Payne, G. Schultz, K. Kissling, T. Scdlock, M. Thornburgh, L. Peck, A. Parrott, D. Rankin, J. Lazenby. D. Kyle. PEP BAND Row 1 L. to R. J. Bonham, A. Geyer, S. Taylor, Row 2: A. Biondi, M. Brown, A. Dysert, A. Staley, Row 3: J. Thompson, M. Stidham, J. White, T. Nicol, A. Popovich, S. Duncan Row 4: C. Dowdy, S. Anderson, T. Rogers, T. Buhrts, R. Buettner Row 5: K. Popovich, K. McDaniel, J. Spain, J. Leibold 110 Organizations CHOIR Row 1 L. to R. M. Jeffers, T. Rogers, G. Beckett, S. Atherton, S. Buyer, T. Nicol, S. Notter. Row 2: J. Callahan, S. Hinebaugh, R. Goodwin, D. Layne, A. Evans, L. Elkins. Row 3: L. Baker, A. Crevison, M. Kitchen, K. Andrix, W. Veach, V. Luscaleet, S. Apt. Row 4: V. Dowdy, L. Schiederer, B. Cox, S. Buyer, L. Smith, S. Leadingham Row 5: R. Hildreath, B. Schuster, T. Gray, J. Grose, J. Butcher, K. Davis NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Row 1 L. to R. C. Cooley, J. Rees, A. Popovich, S. Harr, J. Nicol. Row 2: S. Belville, M. Adams, M. Arbogast, S. Herd, M. F.kmark.J. White, K. Kirkpatrick, C. Landon. Row 3: J. Ogan, K. Harris, A. Biondi, S. Carrel, L. Pacha, K. Nauman, M. Clagett, E. Fuller. Row 4: D. Wasserbeck, C. Howell, R. Buettner, A. Baker, P. Coons, A. Harmon, S. Duncan. Row 5: M. Bishop, K. Ackerman, M. Moser, M. Brown, S. Clem, K. Dotson. r Organizations 111 INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY The North Union High School Industrial Arts Club com- peted in the AIASA Statewide Industrial Arts competition March 6th and 7th. The members participated in such competitions as: Technical drawing tests, writing tests and the Metric-500 car race Among the participants were John Lazenby and Michele Stidham, who both competed in the Metric-500 car race and received 3rd place and Honorable Mention, respectively. The club is preparing for state com- petition which will be held in Dayton next spring. They are also getting a start on projects for next year's Club of the Year Award. Among projects under construction are stairs for Prime Time, entrance benches for the school, reconditioning the High School volleyball officials stand and community fur- niture, and the reconstruction of the schools’ Photography Lab. The club members would like to thank all individuals who became involved with North Union's Club activities and helped send them to the '86 State Competition. Above: In-Tec Club, Row 1 L. to R. D. Kyle, M. Duncan, M. Roller, C. Ledley. Row 2: K. Holbrook, J. Lazenby. T. Amstutz, M Wilson, T. Dillon. Row 3: M. Bishop. M. Stidham Left: Club Officers. C. Ledley — Treasurer. M. Bishop — President, M. Stidham — Secretary. Mr. Metzger. T. Am- stutz — Reporter, M. Roller — Sergeant of Arms 112 Organizations O.W.E. Row 1 L. to R. Pierce, C. LeMaster, A. Stipp, J. Jolliff, T. May, S. Weeks. Row 2: E. Snow, K. Gray, A. Sedgewick, R. LeMaster. Row 3: R. Lookabaugh, K. Gallant, G. Jackson, D. Mathys. MAINTENANCE Row 1: R. Bidwell, B. Crumb, A. Barnes. Row 2: S. Sessler, A. Raush, D. LeMaster, M. Everly. 113 Organizations FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Sitting Row 1: G. Naves, R. Bidwell. Row 2: C. Penry, R. Hildreath, T. Drumm. Row J. Irvine, J. Baker, S. Buyer, A. Stacey, B. Robinson, C. Davis, L. Schiederer. Row 4: Mrs. Wiley, A. Buyer, C. Castle, P. Eldridge, R. Robinson, L. Smith, C. Winkle, S. Buyer, F. Gibson, M. Jeffers, J. Callahan. 85-86 OFFICERS Paula Eldridge — Reporter, Cindy Castle — Historian, Chanin Davis — Historian, Tresa Drumm — Sec., Amy Buyer — Pres. Absent — Christy Hecker — Vice Pres., Valerie Boyd — Treas. 114 Organizations 1st place projects display: Tresa Drumm, Caroline Winkle 1st place Job Application Interview: Amy Buyer Organizations 115 Award of Merit: Laurie Smith, Freda Gibson, Sherri Buyer, Robin Hildreath 1st place Chapter Activities Manual: Cindy Castle 86-87 OFFICERS Freda Gibson — Treas., Sheila Buyer — Sec., Sherri Buyer — Reporter Paula Fid ridge — Vice Pres., Cindy Castle — Pres., Angie Stacey — Historian, Caroline Winkle — Historian, Absent — Christy Hecker — Parliamentarian 116 Organizations Row 1 — M. Karcher, R. Wiley, M. Carpenter, A. Dysert, K. Ackerman, C. Cunningham, M. Hall, M. Cagett, A. Baker, J. Foos. Row 2 — R. Sullivan, R. Grose, A. Baker, D. Wasserbeck, D. Carpenter, D. Borland. D. Porschet, B. Mills,J. Lazenby, B. Shoemaker. D. Conley. J. Young, Row 3 — C. Hoffman, J. Schuster, B. Plotner, J. Sandusky. R. Saunders, K. Grose. T. Sullivan, R. Eastman, J. Lookabaugh. Row 4 — A. Eastman, B. Cunningham, E. Arbogast, R. Buettner, K. Young, G. Phipps, T. Starks, R. McMahan, J. Johnston, C. Hines, M. Grose, Mr. Karcher. Row 5: P. Oberdier, L. Gilbreath, D. Jolliff.J. Parish, M. Roller R. Doston, J. Mathys, P. Apt, P. Nicol, C. Cunningham, E. Krebehenne, Mr. Smith. Row 6 — A. Parrott, S. Foster, B. Smith. B. Minter, G. Mintcr, K. Kissling, T. Eastman, A. Staley, S. Carpenter, D. Buettner, J. Brentlinger, B. Holstein. Row 7 — T. Schillings, J. Slone, M. Justin, J. Osbourn. J. Ogan, M. Gcyer, T. Chapman, A. Geyer, D. Rees, K. Brentlinger. 1985-86 Officers 1986-87 Officers Row 1 — Sentinel — C. Cunningham, St. Advisor — K. Ackerman, Pres. — M. Hall Row 2 — Vice. Pres. — J. Foos, Sec. — A. Baker, Treas. — M. Clagett Absent — Reporter — T. Monroe Row 1 — Sec. — A. Dysert, Reporter — M. Carpen- ter, Sentinel — A. Baker, Row 2 — Treas, — M. Karcher, St. Advisor — R. Wiley, Vice Pres. — J. Foos Pres. — K. Ackerman Learning to Do, Doing to Learn, Earning to Live, Living to Serve. F U T U R E F A R M E R S 0 F A M E R 1 C A Organizations 117 STATE F.F.A. BAND STATE FARMERS Row 1 — Flutes — A. Staley, A. Dysert. Row 2 — Trumpets — D. Buettner, R. Buettner, Flute —J. Foos JUDGING TEAMS Natural Resources K. Ackerman, J. Foos Agronomy MEATS R. McMahan, J. Johnston, A. Eastman LAND JUDGING A. Geyer, R. Buettner, J. Foos URBAN LAND J. Sandusky, A. Baker, M. Carpenter POULTRY P. Oberdier, D. Buettner, T. Chapman MEATS A. Guyer, M. Carpenter, A. Dysert MANAGEMENT LIVESTOCK 119 Organizations CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1986 1UILLS 1 W Mrhpvmlpt 1 Chevrolet-Olds Pontiac, Inc. NANCY LEWIS OWNER 121 W. 5th Street P.0. Box 399 Marysville. Ohio 43040 153 N. Franklin St. Richwood, Ohio 43344 Phone (614) 943-2311 1-800-821-9589 Chevrolet □ FORD MIMCUMY BILL ROSE SONS, INC. 11 South Franklin Street Richwood. Ohio 43344 KERN’S LAW OFFICE Richwood 614 943-2385 Ohio Toll Free No 1-800-221-7593 13 N. 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Franklin St. Richwood, Ohio 943-3223 Congratulations From STARK’S FLORIST AND GREENHOUSE Congratulations Class Of 1986 GENE’S BODY SHOP (614) 943-2777 372 E.Blagrove Richwood, Ohio 43344 Gene And Eva Klaiber Expert Refinishing Free Estimates ZUSPAftfS clothiers M. J. Zuspan PROPRIETOR 943-3512 STORE — 23 FRANKLIN STREET, RICHWOOD, OHIO 43344 124 Advertisement 1 RICHWOOD CARDINAL Congratulations Class Of 1986 DR. W.P. DRAKE Rich wood, Ohio Phone: 943-2613 Compliments Of OHIO QUARTERHORSE ASSOCIATION RICHWOOD VISION CENTER 8 South Franklin St. (614) 945-2148 (513) 642-1916 Best Of Luck Class Of 1986! RICHWOOD TIRE CENTER 3 N. Franklin St. Richwood, Ohio 43344 Richwood, Ohio 943-2412 PAT S FOOD TO GO Congratulates SPEYER’S Party Higginbotham Wendy Hamilton Wendy Apt On Their Graduation 5 t To $1.00 Store 17 N. Franklin Richwood, Ohio 43344 Pat 8c Mike Hamilton Pat Roger Daymude P.J. And Ellen Speyer Good Luck Class Of 1986 DRS. 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WISE’S IGA Richwood, Ohio Congratulations Doug And Class Of 1986 May This Be The Beginning Of Many Years Of Happiness And Accomplishments For You THE TODDLER SCENE 113 N. Franklin Richwood RICHWOOD FLOWERS GIFTS Richwood, Ohio Ph: 943-2396 r.--ir7i M. ■ Dodge [chmnh] m ph CHAMBERLIN MOTORS, INC 1000 Delaware Ave. P.O. Box 627 Marysville, Ohio 43040 513-644-9121 George Chamberlin Owner 1 GOOD LUCK — CLASS OF 1986! Where People Make The Difference KNAPP-JENKINS U°tfrz) INSURANCE AGENCY v m� v« � ou � • � y x, ocy 6 S. Franklin Street Richwood, Ohio 1 1 Richard J. Jenkins Office (614) 943-2510 1 I Owner Home Phone (614) 943-3888 132 Advertising MARYSVILLE SEW AND VAC. Sales And Service Household And Commercial 115 N. Main Marysville Ohio, 43040 DIAMOND GOLD EXCHANGE Precious Metals Pawn Brokers We Buy, Sell or Pawn Diamonds, Gold, Silver or Most Items of Value Don Templin Bus. — 513 644-9826 Home — 513 644-9488 118 E. 5th Street Marysville, Ohio 43040 Congratulations” To The Class Of 1986 May God Grant You The Best Of Everything Life Has To Offer GRIFFITH CARPET SHOPPE Congratulations Seniors NIBERT INS. 20 N. Franklin Richwood Phone 943-3288 Congratulations Seniors! ALWAYS FRIENDLY SERVICE WARNER'S LOCKER SERVICE, INC. Advertisements 133 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. ft FDK Member Of Federal Reserve 7 a? RICH WOOD I BANKING COMPANY !j SINCE 1867 i 28 N. Franklin St Richwooa, Ohio Phone I14-M3-2317 Merchants Mechanics Federal Savings and Loan Association Checking Accounts Auto Loans Home Loans Home Equity Loans Retirement Accounts Money Management Accounts CUBBERLYS CAPTURE The EXCITEMENT With GREAT PICTURES creating photographic memories DELAWARE MARION COLUMBUS 34 S Sandusky St 1524 Marion-Waldo Rd. Schrock Rd. Cleveland Ave. Advertisements 135 USA FOR AFRICA — 45 American recording artists joined together to record “We Are The World and raise millions for hunger relief in Africa. Later in the year, the two-continent Live Aid concert raised more than $70 million. LIBERTY — After nearly two years, restoration of the Statue of Liberty was completed. Rededication was scheduled for July, 1986. REFRIGERATOR — 302 lb. rookie William “The Refrigerator” Perry helped lead the Chicago Bears to a Super Bowl win. T.V. FASHION — “Miami Vice” was tops in T.V. and in fashion trend- setting. Stars Don Johnson and Philip Michael Thomas popularized casual but dressy styles in pastel colors. JAL CRASH — A Japan Air Lines plane crashed into a remote mountainside, killing a record 520 people. 1985 was the worst year in history for air fatalities. SUMMIT — President Fteagan met with Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev in Geneva. Switzerland. Photos by: AP Wide World Photos 136 World Events m-m MUD SLIDE — The Red Cross joined the rescue effort in Colombia after Nevado del Ruiz volcano erupted, causing a mud slide that killed 20,000. WORLD SERIES — Bret Saberhagen led the Kansas City Royals to victory in the World Series. Saberhagen pitched a five hitter and was named MVP for the Series. ANNIVERSARY — Ceremonies at the Vietnam Memorial in Washington. D.C., and a veteran march in New fcrk City commemorated the 10-year anniversary of U.S. withdrawal from Vietnam. CHALLENGER — The space shuttle Challenger exploded minutes after takeoff Jan. 28.1986. All seven crew members died, including teacher Christa McAuliffe. chosen to be the first civilian in space. REAGAN — President Reagan, with his wife Nancy, gave the A-okay sign from his hospital window after undergoing surgery to remove a cancerous tumor. FAREWELL — Several great stars of stage and screen died during 1985. among them Orson Welles. 70; Rock Hudson. 59; and Yul Brynner, 65. World Events 137 YOU MUST HAVE BEEN A BEAUTIFUL BABY J. BOYD B. CRUMB S. DUNCAN A. BAKER S. CARREL C. CUNNINGHAM M. EKMARK L. BALLINGER M. CLAGETT K. FOWLER K. GRAY T. GREER S. GUY W. HAMILTON D. BORLAND M. CROSBIE } i D. DEAN V. FOWLER S. HARR 138 Baby Pictures ’CAUSE BABY LOOK AT YOU NOW! K. KYLE L. PACHA C. NEAL S. JORDAN G. LIGGETT J. PIERCE T. MAY , B. PLOTNER J. RYE J. SANDUSKY L. STOVER D. WASSERBECK T. OATES C. REESE C. WILEY Baby Pictures 139 Flirts THE CXASS OF 1986 Last To Admit Defeat I'raci Oates and Eric Stidham Chatterbox Natalie Bahan and Duane Joliff Michelle Clagett and Ernie Jamison Most Studious Perry Parsons and Julie Nicol 140 Senior Personalities Most Likely To Succeed Couple Perry Parsons and Julie Nicol Friendliest Stacy Guy and Kenyon Kyle Brown Nosers Dave Wasserbeck and Shelley Carrel Pat Kratowicz and Kim Nauman Senior Personalities 141 Clowns Michelle Clagett and Duane Joliff Most Artistic Stephanie Herd Absent: Jeff Pheifer 142 Senior Personalities Best Dressed Cory Howell and Stephanie Herd Most Talented Ernie Jamison and Lori Ballinger Airheads Stephanie Herd and Randy Sullivan Shyest Shelly Duncan and Alan Baker Most Spirited Scott Jordan and Kim Nauman Reckless Drivers Most Athletic Katherene Kratowicz and Kip Gray Ernie Jamison and Michelle Clagett 143 Senior Personalities AUTOGRAPHS T ■ ■ %