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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1988 volume:

'K'ms'7ss,n IN THE BOOK 49 .... FACULTY 64 ....... SPORTS 96 . ORGANIZA TIONC 122 ......... ADC 4 Opening FR Em 1. Linda Holton - with pen in hand . . . 2. Masumi Ono, our exchange students from Ja- pan, listens intently to a lecture from Mr. Row. 3. Phil, Mike, and Greg display their new “cuts.” 4. Sherri Rapp - caught during the act of taking a test. 3. Stacie. Vicki, and Ken study in the library. Guess which one has a test next period. Opposite Page: 1. Heidi Williams extends a helping hand. 2. Angela and Mike put their heads together and smile. 3. Faces in the assembly crowd: Maady, Amy, Kacy, and Rhonda. 4. Brandon wasn't thrilled that this picture was taken. 3. Paula has the entire hallway to herself. 8 Opening i M £ WgF' ifc. FACES, We have all kinds at North Union. Some seem depressed after taking a test, others are worried, trying to remember where they put their homework, but mostly you’ll find smiles in these long halls. We had some good times this year. Whether we were seniors ready to graduate or freshmen just beginning, we had fun. Remember? Some kind of hair disease was caught by the foot- ball players in the middle of the season that left paw prints on their sides, and didn’t the seniors win Spirit Week? Some might say it was an uneventful year, but it won’t ever be the same. Opening 9 SPIRIT WEEK Spirit Week in the fall saw North Union students enthusiastically at- tempting to beat each other out by hoping to score as many touch- downs as possible. The seniors won by loading the money cans with spare change and dollar bills, win- ning the week's competition with 616 points. The juniors also did well placing second with 515 points. The faculty trailed with 463 as the sophomores posted 312 points and freshmen 275. The most memorable event of the week came on “Rock T-Shirt Day . Faculty members banded together wearing some of the wildest shirts they could get hold of. 10 Opening Opening 11 1986 Queen Amy Eastman crowns Terry 1987 Queen and King Renee Mathys, Terry Parish 1986 King Ted Starks crowns Renee 12 Opening 1987 Football Captain Keith Young presents the game ball to Renee and Terry . Homecoming 13 1987 HOMECOMING KING TERRY PARISH QUEEN PENEE MATHYS Senior Attedants Jack Johnston Michelle Kitchen 14 Opening Senior Attendants Tom Eastman Becky Beers Homecoming Court Junior Attendants Mike Johnston Stacey Apt Sophmore Attendants Terry Tanner Kacy Kirby Freshmen Attedants Matt Eastman Renee Salyer Opening IS Seniors 17 Dwayne Todd Barnes Lee Allen Alderson Rebecca Anne Beers Stephanie Clark Boyd Diana Lynn Buettner 18 Seniors Ted Donald Buhrts Sheila Renee Carpenter Kelly Jeanne Burden Julie Lynn Butcher Vickie Lynn Chumlcy Chanin Michelle Davis Billy Dean Cooper . Steven James Crosbie Bradley Dean Cunningham Seniors 19 OUR MOTTO■ CHERISH YESTERDAY, DREAM OF TOMORROW, LIVE FOR TODAY. ROBERT SCHULLER Thomas Henry Eastman Stephen Douglas Edwards Michael William Duncan Glenda Elaine Foreman Allen Bruce Geyer Wendy Lou Goins 20 Seniors OUR FLOWER: WHITS ROSE Walter Alan Hamilton II James Nelson Grose II Mark Richard Grose Chad Lee Hoffman Robin Renee Hildreth John Clinton Hines Jill Renee Harris Linda Kaye Holton Brian Anthony Holstein Duane Matthew Howison Seniors 1 REMEMBERING Daniel Burnette Jamison Jack E. Johnston Harland Reed Jolliff Michael E. Karchcr Sandra K. Kelly OUR CLASS SONG “FRIENDS” Holly Christine Malicote BY MICHAEL W. SMITH 22 Seniors THE PAST Gregory Lee Minter Debra Lynn Moreland Brad Dean Moore Dannie Lynn Martin The Senior Class Remembers Seniors 23 ENJOYING Brian Keith Ogan Masumi Ono Pamela Sue Oberdicr Terry Andrew Parish Laura Marie Peck Anne Marie Parrott Kevin James Perkins Kelly Michelle Pfister Mimpsi Ann Poe Dances Locker mbin tions est'oa, Telephone Bills o6 CoY6% Cities 24 Seniors THE PPESENT Karen Louise Popovich Sindey Elisa Proffitt Tracy Lee Roberts Matthew Paul Roller Rodney Eugene Saunders Tammy Sue Rogers Edward Andrew Schambs V Tracy Lee Schilling Seniors 25 LOOKING TO Senior Class Officers: President: Geoff Schultz Vice-President: Sheila Carpenter Secretary-Treasurer: April Dysert James Edward Slone 26 Seniors Jennifer Jo Spain Angela Renee Staley Cathy Lynn Stover Kip Tallman Seth Victor Taylor April Dawn Sweeney Sheila Marie VanBrimmer Shawn James Welch Heidi Joe Williams Caroline Elizabeth Winkle David Andrew Young Seniors 27 Keith Edward Young Robert Edward Lee Young Not Pictured Jeffrey Laurence Bowen Stephanie Clark Boyd Kevin Brentlinger David Carver Jr. Amy Nicholle Chapman Richard S. Cocklin Jr. Christopher Dale French Robi Alan Hendricks Kathleen McLean Myford James Osborne William Keith Stinemetz “I WONT FORGET S. Taylor C. Davis B. Ogan M. Kitchen T. Rogers K. Myford H. Williams J. Harris K. McDaniel A. Dysert K. Popovich S. Carpenter R. Saunders B. Beers K. Pfistcr 28 Baby Pictures YOU, BABY!” T. Eastman R. Jolliff M. Karchcr C. Winkle K. Tallman K. Perkins L. Lambert R. Beckett C. Hoffman M. Carpenter C. Hines T. Chapman D. Beeney A. Parrott S. Davis P. Oberdier W. Goins Baby Pictures 29 SENIOR 30 Seniors I I I w Ml SMILES Seniors 31 32 Underclassmen Adkins, Darrell Allen, Eric Amrinc, Mindy Amstutz, Tom Anderson, Shane Anderson, Stacy Andrix, Kim Anton, Dorian Aoki, Yuko Apt, Paul Apt, Stacie Arbogast, Elmer Atherton, Suelyn Baker, Laurie Ballinger, Greg Ballinger, Todd Barnes, Amanda Beckett, Ginger Benner, Mike Bonham, Jason Brentlingcr, Jeff Buyer, Sheila Buyer, Sherri Caldwell, Tammy Callahan, Jenni Clark, Chad Clark, Thom Coleman, Chuck The Class of '89 had a very exciting Junior Year. Our fall fundraiser was very successful, selling our quota of candy bars before our time was up. As the new year rolled around, we start- ed getting the 1988 Junior Senior Prom underway. “In Our Wildest Dreams” was the the theme of our Prom, which was a success due to the help of everyone in the class, and our advisors, Mrs. Fillinger and Mrs. Soltis. 34 Underclassmen r Collins, Jim Cordle, Billy Cox, Trischia Crevison, Amy Crumb, Fred Cunningham, Curt Davis, Kathy Dowdy, Vickie Evans, Amy Ford, Stephanie Frimcl, Matthew Galloway, John Goodwin, Rhonda Grose, Kevin Hamilton, Roger Higginbotham, Peggy Holbrook, Kelly Jeffers, Michelle Jividen, Tonya Johnston, Mike Jordan, Paula Underclassmen 35 Justin, Matt Kavanagh, Amy Kerns, Richie Kinikin, Todd Kirkpatrick, Aaron Krebehenne. Eric Kyle, Dane Layne. Dawn Lazcnby, John Leibold, Jill Lemaster, Donna Lewis, Dana Liggett, Gregg Lookabaugh, Jerry Luscalcct, Vickie Marvin, Ken Mayers, Matt Mills, Butch Mowery, Derrick Neel, Shawn Nickel, Phil Nicol, Stephanie Nicol, Tina Pacha, Tabbi Parish, T.J. Peck, Bill Phipps, Geof Price, Jeff 36 Underclassmen Rapp, Sherri Rees, Doug Rosen, Donnis Schultz, Jodi Sellers, Amy Sellers, Melanie Shoemaker, Brian Siufanua, Lee Speckman, Jim Stacy, Angie Sullivan, Tom Thompson, Ed Thornburg, Missy Veach, Wendy Welch, Melissa Wiley, Randy Wilson, Marc Wilson, Tammy Wingfield, Tim Wiseman, Heidi Wykoff, Linda Yates, Tawna Young, Jim Young, Tim Underclassmen 37 The class of ’90 had an- other exciting year. The or- dering of our class rings was our big highlight. Many of us took our driver's tests and finally got our licenses. The class had a successful Easter sale, raising money for next year's Prom, which will be our biggest project to date. Ackerman, Chad Akc, Tobey Allen, Kristy Amerine, Cory Beltz, Daniel Beyer. Michael Bills, Ann Bishop, Kendra Button, Brandon Byus, Gail Carrel, Kimberly Chapman, Tracy Cheney, Rob Collinsworth. Adam Conley, Darran Converse, Jason Cooper, Cathriya Coughenour, Tami Davis, Miki Eastman, Kim Eastman. Marie Endsley, Bill Evans, Greg Fallin, Scott Farrington, Jodi Forrider, Scott Foster, Scott Galleher, Ron 38 Underclassmen Gcyer, Kellie Gibson, Freda Goodwin, Bonnie Guy, Julie Hall, Matthew Hamilton, Mandy Hanna, Danetta Haughn, Brad Hicks, Angela Hinebaugh, Todd Hines, Aaron Hines, Eric Hoff, Russell Hoffman, Carla Holstein, Melissa Holt, Sherry Hook, Brad Howald, James Jackson, Michael Johnston, Penny Jolliff, Chad Jordan. Chris Karchcr, Doug Kavanagh, Gina Kciglcy, Jason Kirby. Kacy Krcis, Bill Lcmastcr, John Lookabaugh, Terry Martin, Stacie McAvoy, Wayne McComas, Tony McKinley, Russ Meyers, Dart Miller, Lori Minter, Kyong-A Molin, Essie Moser, Robbie O’Reilly, Josh Pacha, Lance Pcnhorwood, Wendy Pcnix, Ed Pierce, John Piper, Chris Plotner, Ryan Poe, Fay Rankin, Matt Rice, Heather Roades. Caroline 40 Underclassmen Robinson. Chris Robinson, Graham Robinson. Robin Scott, Josh Shields, Alison Shuster, Jennifer Slone, Susie Smith, Patty Snow, Tammy Sobas, Cory Stidham, Stacey Stutzman. Ronnie Sweeney, Shannon Tanner, Terry Travis, Becky Tucker, Kathy Wedding, Chris Welch. Heather White. Scott Willeke, Bryan Writescl, Tisha Wurtsbaugh, Brent Young, Randy Not Pictured Tammy Carver Kathy Hammond Kevin Hendricks Angie Holton Karen Jamison Ruth Johnson Tammie Johnson Matt Ritchie Bryan Temple Josh Weber Paul Andrew Bcltz The sophomore class remembers 1971 - 1986 Underclassmen 41 Adams, Slacy Aiken, Jennifer Amrine, Brad Axlinc, Meredith Baker, Amber Baldridge, Melissa Barnes, Rebecca Barr, Wendy Borland, Rachel Botkins, Bambi Bowsher, Josette Britenstine, Jason Brown. Jodi Brown, Paul The Class of ’91 has had an exciting year. Getting to know the school and everyone in it has been quite an experience. Our win- ter Christmas sale was fairly successful. We had our problems— but with the help of our advisor, Mrs. Wright, and a lot of the class, we made it through our freshmen year. Bunncr, Becky Cantrell, Shannon Carpenter, Ann Clark. Buddy Clem, Mike Conley, James Cooper, Billy Jo Cordell, Angie Cox, Jenny Crosbie, Brian Cunningham, Jeff Cunningham, Tonya Davis, Chad Davis, Christine 42 Underclassmen Davis, Jason Dennis, Charles Dodds, Garrett Dowdy, Annette Duncan, Brent Duncan, Scott Eastman, Matt Elbin, Bethany Fillinger, Breht Foley, Lee Foust, Jenny Fowler, Shane Gibson. Roger Goddard, Ronnie Gray, Gabc Gray, Heather Hall, Judy Hamilton, Chad Hatmakcr. Tim Heminger, Marcy Hendricks, Layla Freshmen Student Council Reps John Smith Michele Herd Mike Clem Jason Davis Luke McClincy Underclassmen 43 Hendricks, Melissa Herd, Michele Higginbotham, Glen Hinebaugh, Storie Hobart, Jeremy Huffman, Mike Inskecp, Jaime Kinikin, Shane Knoepfel, Kassie Krawczyk, Mike Lane, Lori Laughrey, Chad Lingrel, Shawna Lookabaugh, Thad Luscaleet, Theresa Marshall, Ron McClincy, Luke McComas, Kenny Milner, Brian Moore, Jennifer Morrow, Angel Mortimore, Anthony Nelson. Keith Nelson, Tony Notter, Rhonda O’Hara, Larry Pacha, Shawn Payne, Dru Popovich, Keith Radick, Amy Reynolds, Betsy Ridgeway, Dawn Riffle, Rod Rosen, Tammy Ross, Charlie 44 Underclassmen Salyer, Renee Saunders, Mike Schmelzer, Dawn Sedlock, Tia Seville, Ruth Shuster, Leslie Siufanua, Lenora Smith, Angel Smith, Doug Smith, John Smith, Phoebe Smith, Vicki Smith, Victor Speyer, Jamie Not Pictured Akers, Keith Bright, Mike Curtis, Jeffrey Diehl, John Goins, Tony Greer, Mike Harford, Mike Hoover, Rusty Kelley, Cheryl Pierce, Todd Reebel, Scott Schrum, Paul Smith, April Stillings, Heidi Strahm, Valerie Strait, Dawn Sullivan, Wendy Thomas, Zabrina Titus, Teresa Tocci, Rocco Welch, Cairl Welch. Kyle White, Aaron Wilson, Tara Yasko, Lynnctte Young, Connie Underclassmen 45 TRI-RIVERS Kelly, Debbie and Cienda, North Union’s accom- Terry Parish poses by a car in Au- Sheila and Karla are speedy typists! plished cosmetologists. tobody II. 46 Tri-Rivers CAREER CENTER Missy and Jim work together in electronics class. Tammy and Amy welcome you to Tri-Rivers. Kandi, Lori and Donna in Child Care. Dane and Mike take a break from school Pam and Tammy give Bill a new look. Kelly and Bryan have loads of fun in their Jeff lays a brick wall in his masonry class. Scott and Ron work on a car in their Autobody I mechanical trades class. class. Tri Rivers 47 John looks over an engine in his Ag. Mechanics class. Todd is working hard on his accounting project. O Troy Sedlock - Regional Office Education Association President and member State Executive Council Tri Rivers 48 NUHS ADMINISTRATION Mr. John Roller: Principal Mr. Tyrone Thomas: Superintendent Mr. Tom Forman: Assistant Principal, Athletic Director Mrs. Betty Coulter: Guidance Counselor 50 Faculty FACULTY Mrs. Gloria Cunningham: ISS Supervisor Mrs. Pat Titus: Study Hall Monitor Faculty 51 Mrs. Gwen Cody: Adv. Eng. 9. Adv. Eng. 12, Eng■ Ugh 10 Mr. John Row: Government. Current Affairs, Geography. World History. Economics Mr. S.C. Gardner: Adv. Eng. 10. English 9. Speech. Yearbook Mrs. Jean Wedding: Adv. Eng. 11. English 12. Mythology. Mrs. Becky LaRue: Gen. Math 1. Gen. Math 2 52 racully Mrs. Dolly Rardain: Freshmen Science. Physics, Chemistry Mrs. Linda Wright: Computer, Typing I. Shorthand I, Mr. Larry Joseph: A, rt I. II, III. IV II. Accounting I. II. Ill, Recordkeeping Mr. Roger Baker: Typing Faculty 53 Johnson: Reading Mr. Tom hilgenberg: American history, health Mr. hevin Smith: Vo. Ag. I. IV Mr. Robert Tuttle: Physical Science. Biology, Earth Science CabinetMaking, Ind. Tech. 54 Faculty Mr. Gale Perkins: OWE Mr. Brad Lautar: Geometry, Pre-Algebra. Physics. Calculus Mrs. Mary Soltis: Prench I. II. III. IV; Spanish I; II; III; IV Faculty 55 Mr. Lacy Blankenship: Physical Education I, II Mrs. nancy Wiley: home Economics II, Child Care, Sewing, rumiture Rejuvenation Faculty 57 FACULTY FACES 58 Faculty Faculty 59 THE WINNER A Teacher to some A Coach to others A Friend to all. Although he is gone, the memories he left will always be. He taught us a lot—not only in the classroom or on the field—but also in life. He was a strong man who made us strong. He was a proud man who made us proud. He was a winner who made us all winners. He will be greatly missed by all—but never forgotten. F. C., P. N., and others 62 Prom “In Our Wildest Dreams” was the theme for the 1988 Junior-Senior Prom. Mrs. Soltis and Mrs. Fillinger, ad- visors for the Junior class, deserve praise for providing needed leadership in helping the “Dreams” theme be- come a reality. With dinner, music and dancing, and games available, everyone attending had plenty to do in order to be entertained and to make the evening a suc- cess. The Junior class also deserves credit for working consistently to make decorations so that everything was ready on time. 64 Sports Sports 65 1. Kate was named the team’s MVP and plans to play volleyball in college. 2. Pam pounces the ball for an N.U. score! 3. Jodi Schultz jumps for a blocked shot. CATS ARE SECOND IN CBL Coach Boggs's Ladycats placed Kate McDaniels, MVP, Best second in the district this year Front Court, All District, First with an overall record of 17-7. Team CBL; Pam Oberdier, Best The Lady Cats also placed second Back Court, Second Team CBL; in the CBL with a record of 9-2. Minnie Carpenter, Best setter, The Cats will have five returning honorable mention CBL; Anne lettermen for next year. This Parrott, honorable mention CBL; should get the Cats off to a good Kathy Davis, Most Improved; start for their 1988 season. Re- Carla Hoffman, Best Serving ceiving awards for varsity were Percentages. Varsity Front Row: Anne Parrott, Suelyn Atherton, Carla Hoffman, Michelle Kitchen, Minnie Carpenter, Amy Crevison; Back Row: Coach Boggs. Pam Oberdier, Jodi Schultz, Kim Eastman. Kathy Davis, Kate McDaniel. Cathy Stover, Coach McNamee. Junior Varsity Front Row: Allison Shields, Renee' Salyer, Jodi Farrington, Suelyn Atherton, Bambi Botkins; Back Row: Coach Boggs, Kendra Bishop, Ann Bills, Amy Radick, Kimberly Carrel, Dawn Ridgeway, Coach McNamee. Volleyball 66 1. Those wonderful senior players: Michelle, Minnie, Anne, Cathy, Kate and Pam. 2. Ann Bills practices her serving technique. 3. Aren’t Pam and Anne cute? 4. Kathy Davis slams one over as Carla and Julie stand and watch. 5. Ready to strike that ball is Mi- chelle Kitchen. 6. J.V. Coach, Lisa McNamee makes a point before the game begins. Volleyball 67 1. Greg Minter smiles cheerily while stretch- ing before a run. 2. Brandon Button races by the yearbook camera. 3. Coach Rankin confers with the stats, Kyong-A and Caroline, explaining the meet procedures. 4. The good, the bad, the not-so-ugly, and Reed. HARRIERS WIN CBL AND DISTRICT TITLES One would have to term the ’87 Cross Country season as success- ful. Coach Rankin’s squad com- piled a Dual and Triangular Meet record of 5-1. They also garnered second place finishes in the fol- lowing invitationals: Northmor, Galion, and Riverdale. Finally, the season culminated with a CBL championship (captured in Lon- don); a District championship (Berliner Park in Columbus); and Ginger Becket qualifying for competition in the Regionals and the State Girls Meet. As always, Senior leadership was important. This year’s senior co-captains were: Mike Karcher and Reed Jolliff. A thank you is also extend- ed to student statisticians Caro- line Roadesand Kyong-A Minter. Cross Country Squad: Third Row: R. Moser, J. Galloway, E. ArbogasI, D. Meyers, J. Bonham, G. Minter, Coach Rankin; Second Row: M. Rankin, C. Hoffman, M. Grose, R. Jolliff, M. Karcher, D. Karcher; First Row: C. Winkle, B. Button, G. Beckett, C. Ackerman, K. Minter. Cross Country 69 1. Brad Hook - a second year member of the golf team. 2. Chris Wedding prctices his putting stroke. 3. Jason Kcigley - another second year member. 4. Co-captains - C. Coleman and C. Wedding. 5. Derrick and Chuck tee off on Brad. 70 Golf 1. Chris Wedding's backswing is picture perfect. 2. Chuck Coleman knows this is go- ing to be a “rough shot. 3. Derrick Mowery realizes that even a one foot tap-in can be difficult. 4. Jason has the most important features of any golf bag - a ball retriever. 5. Coach Kchn returned to coach golf at NUHS after a one year absence. Golf 71 “87” CATS LOOK TO FUTURE The North Union High School Golf Team gained some valuable experience this season at a variety of golf courses in the Central Ohio area. The Cats started with one let- terman, sophomore, Chris Wedding. The season went somewhat slow- ly for the young Cats as they pro- duced the record of 3-14. Head Coach Kevin Kehn returned for his fifth year coaching after one year’s absence from the course. Coach Kehn says he is looking forward to next season as he returns team cap- tains Chuck Coleman and Wed- ding, who was the team MVP. Oth- er letter winners were: Derrick Mowery, Jason Keigley, and Brad Hook. The team low nine hole scores and their season average are listed as follows: 37 and 45; Coleman, 41 and 48; Jason Keigley, 42 and 51; Brad Hook, 46 and 53; Derrick Mowery, 46 and 55. Varsity Golf- B. Hook, D. Mowery, G. Evans, J. Keigley, C. Coleman, C. Wedding. R. Tocci. 1. All-CBL Linebacker: Fred Crumb 2. All-CBL Punter: Phil Nickel 3. Coach Christopher watches intently as the action unfolds. 4. Senior Co-captains: Keith Young and Jack Johnston. 5. Coach Row gives a sideline lecture to Matt Justin. 72 Football 1. Phil Nickel gets hemmed in by two Olen- tangy defenders. 2. An on-the-field celebration after an enemy turnover. 3. Fred Crumb attempts a field goal against Olcntangy. 4. The sideline contains a group of caged Wildcats - waiting to get their chance. CATS EXPERIENCE FRUSTRASTING YEAR In retrospect, the '87 football season was disappointing to Coach Christopher, his working staff, and players. Undeniably, the disappointment stems for the 3-7 won-loss record. Expectations were high after the Cats had post- ed an encouraging 5-5 mark the previous year. That, coupled with two heart breaking defeats at the hands of Buckeye Valley and Jon- athan Alder, made the season a difficult one. Highlights were: a come-from- behind win over Marion Catholic, and the late season win over Olentangy. Award winners: First team All- CBL: Phil Nickel - punter; Fred Crumb - linebacker; Second team: Ken Marvin - defensive back; Dan Jamison - defensive line. Team award winners were: Scott Duncan - Freshman Award; Brad Haughn - Sophomore Award; Fred Crumb - Junior Award; Jack Johnston - Senior Award. Wildcat of the Year - Phil Nickel. Row I: T. Eastman, M. Roller, C. Hines, K. Young, J. Johnston. D. Jamison, R. Young. T. Chapman,; Row 2: C. Clark, S. Fallin, J. Converse, B. Milner, G. Gray, G. Phipps, B. Crosby, R. Young. C. Sobas, C. Amrinc, J. O'Reilly, P. Apt; Row 3: manager - M. Holstein, B. Duncan. B. Fillinger, E. Hines, L. Suifuana, G. Liggett. M. Justin, K. Marvin, B. Haughn. T. Morlimorc, E. Krcbchcnnc, stat - M. Kitchen, manager - S. Holt,; Row 4: M. Carpenter, K. Davis, M. Hall, S. Duncan, M. Benner, P. Nickel, G. Ballinger. F. Crumb. D. Kyle, B. Ensley, D. Adkins, T. Wingfield, stat - P. Oberdicr. Football 73 1. Minnie Carpenter takes her turn at the net on Senior Night. 2. Pam Oberdier takes the jumper over an Elgin defender. 3. The LadyCats warm up before a home game. 4. Anne Parrott and Pam Oberdier Senior Co-captains. 5. Reserve Coach Lisa McNamce prepares the starling line-up. 74 Girl’s Basketball 1. Mandy Hamilton intently prepares for a free throw. 2. Kim Eastman shows her form on the jump shot. 3. Reserve Lady Cat Team: Row 1; K. Mintcr, G. Beckett, A. Shields, R. Salyer, M. Herd, T. Sedlock, Row 2; Coach McNamcc, D. Ridgeway, W. Barr, A. Bills, A. Radick, M. Hamilton, J. Hall, T. Kikuchi. LADYCATS REBOUND AND TAKE CBL The 1988 LadyCats were defi- nitely “on the rebound under first year head coach Jackie Boggs. The Cats, after finishing 4- 16 the previous year, came back to post an overall record of 17-7. That included a CBL champion- ship mark of 12-4 and runner-up spot in the District finals. Co-cap- tains for the year were: Pam Oberdier and Anne Parrott. The reserve team also fared well - win- ning th CBL crown with a record of 16-4. Award winners were: MVP and Offensive Player of the Year - Kim Eastman; Top Field Goal and Free Throw Percentage - Jodi Schultz; Most Improved Player - Kathy Davis; Defensive Player of the Year and Tournament MVP - Carla Hoffman. Varsity Lady Cat Basketball Team: Row I; G. Beckett, M. Carpenter, C. Hoffman, J. Guy, Row 2; Coach Boggs, H. Malicote. J. Schultz, K. Eastman. K. Davis, P. Oberdier, A. Parrott. Girl’s Basketball 75 STRONG TOURNEY SHOWING 1. Doug Karcher prepares to lay one in during warm-ups. 2. Ken Marvin shows textbook form in this jump shot. 3. Brad Cunningham finds himself alone for a jumper in the paint . The Wildcats of Coach Steve Comstock slipped to a mark of 8- 15 for the 87-88 season. However, a strong tournament showing add- ed luster to a disappointing year. The Cats were able to win two tourney contests, defeating Rid- gedale and Buckeye Valley, be- fore bowing out to then-undefeat- ed Columbus Academy. Another highlight was the win over Olen- tangy earlier in the season. Fred Crumb was the team’s leading re- bounder while Eric Krebchennc led the team in scoring, free throw percentage, steals and assists. Award winners were: MVP- Eric Krebehenne; Coaches Award-Brad Cunningham; De- fensive Award-Reed Jolliff; and Most Improved-Ken Marvin. JV Boys Basketball: L-R Front Row- P. Apt, C. Ackerman, G. Evans. D. Karcher. Back Row- J. Howald, W. McAvoy, M. Rankin. M. Hall, C. Piper, R. Moser, R. Plotner, Coach Mathey. Varsity Basketball: L-R Front Row- J. Howald, T. Barnes. B. Cunningham, K. Marvin, E. Krebchennc. Back Row- C. Cunningham. M. Howison, F. Crumb, C. Hines, D. Meyers, D. Beeney, Coach Comstock. 76 Boys Basketball Freshmen Basketball L-R Front Row- M. Clem, R. Tocci, J. Smith and B. Duncan. L-R Back Row- Coach Kchn, S. Fowler, T. Mortimore, J. Davis, M. Eastman. B. Crosbie. M. Krawczyk. 1. Eric Krebehenne goes in for an uncontested layin. 2. Reed Jolliff is wide open inside the 3 point line. 3. Fred Crumb follows through on his free throw attempt. 4. Coaches Comstock and Kchn intently watch the action along with the players. Boys Basketball 77 GRAPPLERS PLACE 3 IN DISTRICT 1. Brcht Fillingcr is exhausted after a tough match. 2. Tim Young executes an escape move. 3. Time is running out for this Wildcat grapplcr. 4. The wrestling stats keep score at a home match. The NUHS Wrestling team, led by MVW Bill Kreis, fared well in the 87-88 season. While the overall record was 3-6, the Cats sent three to District competition: Bill Kreis, who placed fourth; Josh O’Reilly; and Brad Haughn. Coaches Wasserbeck and Riffle are to be praised for their continu- ing support of the wrestling program. Team honors were: MVW-Bill Kreis; Most Pins-Rob Young; Most Take Downs and Near Falls-Brad Haughn; Most Es- capes, Most Technical Faults, and Outstanding 1st year wrestler- Rusty Hoff; Most Reversals-Josh O'Reilly; and Outstanding Re- serve Wrestler-Mike Huffman. Wrestling: Row l-T. Wilson (stat), M. Sellers (stat), P. Jordan (stat), L. Yasko (stat), M. Jeffers (stat), S. Hincbaugh (stat). Row 2-S. Jenkins, D. Bcltz, Q. Johnson, R. Young, J. Keiglcy, C. Sobas, C. Robinson, B. Kreis, R. Hoff, L, McClincy, J. Callahan (stat). Row 3-Coach Riffle, B. Wurtsbaugh, D. Anton. T. Young, B. Haughn, J. O'Reilly, R. Young, S. Edwards, E. Hines, B. Fillingcr, B. Temple, E. Thompson, M. Huffman, Coach Wasserbeck. 78 Wrestling 1. Senior Co-Captains Randy Young and Steve Edwards. 2. The match has only just begun. 3. Bryan Temple attempts to re- verse his opponent. 4. Coaches Wasserbeck and Riffle offer encouragement from the sideline. 5. Bill Kreis gets some valuable rest while waiting for his next match. 6. Mike Huffman is excited about the way a teammate's match is going. Wrestling 79 1. Carla Hoffman lead the team with a .500 bat- ting average. 2. Miki Davis demonstrates her windup technique. 3. Jenny Cox. Jodi Farrington, and Teresa Titus smile for the camera. 4. The LadyCat infield poses for a group portrait. LADYCATS HAVE “CLOSE” SEASON Many close contests character- ized Coach Nancy Rubeck’s ’88 edition of the LadyCats softball team. Eight games were lost by one or two runs during the season. Yet, despite the frustrating de- feats, the team still wound up with an overall record of 12-14. Coach Rubeck, speaking of next spring, said that the underclassmen gained a great deal of experience and that a good season is immi- nent. The highlight of the year had to be the road victory against a solid Marysville squad. Minnie Carpenter garnered ALL-CBL 1st Team honors while Carla Hoffman and Jodi Schultz were 2nd Teamers. Honorable Men- tion went to Michelle Kitchen, Ann Bills, and Dawn Ridgeway. Team Awards were: Batting Champ: Carla Hoffman (.500); Team MVP’s: Minnie Carpenter and Carla Hoffman; Most Im- proved: Michele Herd. Varsity 88 Row I M. Carpenter, Coach Rubeck, M. Kitchen. Row 2 J. Farrington, M. Davis, A. Bills, J. Schultz, H. Welch, J. Guy, C. Hoffman. Row 3 B. Reynolds, J. Hall, J. Cox, A. Radick, D. Ridgeway, T. Titus, M. Herd. 80 Softball 1. Coach Rubcck holds a summit meeting at the mound. 2. Ann Bills checks the third base coach. 3. Good running form is required when heading for second. 4. Dawn Ridgeway is demonstrating her “home run” stance. 5. Betsy Reynolds tries to beat the pitcher to first base. 6. Coach Rubeck is caught in a moment of dugout reflection. Softball 81 “BEST SEASON EVER” 1. Tom Eastman stays off the high fastball. 2. The Wildcats talk before their tournament game. 3. Coach Forman—CBL Coach of the Year. Coach Forman’s Varsity Wild- cats won-lost record of 22-6 is re- garded as the most successful sea- son in NUHS history. That mark includes a best-ever record of 12- 4 in the CBL. The Wildcats, with Central Ohio RBI Champ Fred Crumb leading the way (58), scored a school record 326 runs during the season. Appropriately, many awards came the Wildcats way. Four players landed ALL- CBL honors: Dan Jamison, Steve Edwards, Fred Crumb, and Eric Krebehenne; Second Team: Ken Marvin and Phil Nickel; Honor- able Mention: Brad Cunningham and Tom Eastman. Team MVP and Batting Champ: Fred Crumb; Most Improved: Brad Cunning- ham. The JV squad, like the varsity, had an outstanding season. To go along with an overall mark of 15- 8, the Cats won the Central Divi- sion of the CBL. Seasonal high- lights were: 2 game sweeps of Academy and Jonathan Alder - and road wins over Dublin and Bexley. Award winners were—JV MVP: Chris Piper; Batting Champ: Darrel Adkins. Varsity Baseball Front L to R—D. Becncy, S. Welch, D. Jamison. S. Crosbie, B. Cunningham, T. Eastman, S. Edwards. Back L to R— Coach Forman, K. Davis (Stat), D. Mowery, K. Marvin, C. Cunningham, E. Krebehenne, F. Crumb, M. Justin, P. Nickel, P. Apt, L. Baker (Stat). Reserve Baseball Front L to R—C. Amerine, B. Crosbie, J. Smith, C. Sobas, J. Howald, B. Duncan, H. Gray (Stat) Back L to R— Coach Gardner, S. Duncan, T. Tanner. M. Huffman, M. Eastman, C. Piper, S. Fowler, D. Adkins, L. Pacha, S. Adams (Stat). 82 Baseball 1. Ken Marvin warms up before a game. 2. Fred Crumb, Wildcat '88 MVP. 3. Chris Piper, JV MVP. 4. Fred Crumb, ALL-CBL Catch- er, in action vs. BV. 5. Steve Edwards, ALL-CBL DH. 6. Phil Nickel, 2nd Team ALL- CBL Baseball 83 1. Sheila Carpenter gets ready to throw the shot. 2. Tina Nicol has a slight edge on her opponent. 3. Amy Crevison gives her all in the shotput competition. 4. Anne and Mandy arc waiting for their next event. LADYCATS- A GOAL ACHIEVING TEAM The 1988 North Union Girls Track Team set high goals for the season—and, with strong efforts by team members, were able to reach many of those goals. The team compiled a 5-5 mark in dual meets and also had some outstanding finishes in the following: 3rd place in the Mt. Gilead Relays. 4th place in the Richwood Relays, and a 6th place finish in the Whitehall Relays. The 1600 meter relay team (A. Parrott, M. Hamilton, R. Salyer, G. Beck- ett) set a school record of 4:16.7 and also competed in the regional finals. The 3200 meter relay team (W. Barr, C. Young, G. Beckett, S. Atherton) placed in the Dis- trict Finals. Tina Nicol also placed in the District in the 800 meter run. Senior Anne Parrott and Ginger Beckett contributed immensely to the overall success of the team. Parrott set school and league marks in the 100 high hurdles. In addition, she won the CBL Central Division 100 and 300 high hurdles. Ginger Beckett was 3rd in the State in 3200 meters; she became the Richwood Relays 3k record holder; she made the all-CBL team for the 1600 meter run; she also won the league’s Cen- tral Division 3200 meter run. Finally, Coach Metzger issued a special thanks to seniors Anne Parrott and Sheila Carpen- ter, both of whom made contributions to the success of the '88 team. 88 Varsity Front Row J. Inskeep, A. Crevison, S. Atherton, S. Apt, A. Parrott, R. Salyer. Back Row Coach Metzger, K. Tucker, T. Nicol, T. Yates, W. Barr, M. Hamilton. Z. Thomas. C. Young, S. Carpenter, G. Beckett. C. Roades. 84 Girls Track 1. Anne Parrott clears the bar with room to spare. 2. Ginger Beckett—ALL-CBL selection. 3. Tawna Yates follows through. 4. Stacy and Suclyn take time between events to have their picture taken. Girls Track 85 1. Reed Jolliff and Anne Parrott—Senior Track team members. 2. Stretching before your event is a must! 3. Matt Hall makes sure he clears the high jump bar. 4. Senior trackstcrs: Mike Karchcr, Kevin Perkins, Reed Jolliff, and Jack Johnston. 5. John Galloway, Doug Karchcr, and Elmer Arbogast take a break from practice. 86 Boys Track 1. John Galloway—a junior member of the track team. 2. Todd Barnes wants to know what took us so long to get his picture. 3. Running isn't all that goes on at the track meet! 4. Relaxing before your event is not easy to do. CATS TAKE RICHWOOD RELAYS The “88” Wildcat Boys Track Team concluded another fine season which saw them drop only one dual meet. They also achieved a third place finish in the league meet and a second in the Mt.Gilead Invi- tational. However, the highlight of the season was winning the team champion- ship of the Richwood Relays. North Union was led by four year letter winners Jack Johnston, Kevin Perkins, Mike Karcher, and Reed Jolliff. Karcher ran the 1600 and provided valuable senior leadership. Perkins ran the hurdles and placed 1st and 2nd in the 110 and 300 hurdles respectively at the league meet. Johnston was the leader of the weight men and tossed the discus for a personal high of 135 feet and also threw the shot over 40 feet consistently for the year. Jolliff had a marvelous senior year: he pole vaulted 12 feet and made it to the regionals; he also made it to the regionals in the 400 meter dash and subsequently qualified for State competition in the same event. Also going to the regionals were two relay teams - - - the 1600 consisting of Dart Meyers, Matt Mayers, Kevin Per- kins, and Reed Jolliff; and the 3200 with Dart Meyers, John Galloway, Matt Ran- kin, and Reed Jolliff. Thad Lookabaugh also made it to the Regional Finals in the 100 and tied the school record of 11 flat. Award winners were: Newcomer of the Year: Thad Lookabaugh; Rotating Cap- tains: Mike Karcher and Jack Johnston; Wildcats of the Year, Scoring leaders, and Most Valuable: Reed Jolliff and Kevin Perkins. Varsity Track Front Row: K. Tucker, G. Dodds, M. Saunders, T. Barnes, M. Rankin, T. Lookabaugh, C. Roades. Row 2: R. Galleher, R. Young, C. Welch, J. Johnston, S. Taylor, B. Fillinger, J. Davis, E. Allen. Row 3: C. Davis, A. Mortimore, M. Mayers, E. Arbogast, R. Jolliff, M. Hall, M. Karcher, K. Perkins. R. Moser, D. Meyers, Coach Rankin. Boys Track 87 CHEERLEADERS (L to R) G. Byus, V. Luscalcct, B. Beers, L. Peek, S. Apt, K. Andrix. Reserve Basketball Freshmen Basketball (Clockwise) M. Hamilton, S. Stidham. G. Kavanagh, K. Kirby, (Clockwise) W. Barr, J. Cox, H. Gray, R. Notter, B. Elbin. K. Carrel M. Davis. Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders Pg. 88 Lady cats rap!!! Pep Rallies Pg 89 SPORTS AWARDS It happens three times a year! North Union High School honors its’ athletes after the Fall, Winter, and Spring sea- sons. These banquets allow coaches, parents, friends, and athletes an opportunity to “celebrate” the many accom- plishments of each team. Each coach talks about their season and pays tribute to individual team members. In return, the team oftentimes will gratefully acknowledge the sacrifices made by parents and coaches alike. These ban- quets are indeed fitting culminations to each sports season. 90 Sports Awards Sports Awards 91 NORTH UNION ACADEMIC AWARDS The Academic Awards Night at NUHS is a traditional year-ending “ceremony” for parents, students, and teachers. Everyone gathers in the gymnasium to honor those who have worked hard in the classroom and in extracurricular activities. This year’s winner of the Hall of Fame” award. North Union’s highest honor, went to Geoff Schultz. 92 Academic Awards Academic Awards 93 STUDENTS OF THE MONTH 94 Students Of The Month DECEMBER - HOLLY MALICOTE APRIL - MINNIE CARPENTER Students Of The Month 95 NORTH UNION STUDENT COUNCIL (Row 1) J. Davis, J. Galloway (Row 2) T. Kikuchi, Y. Aoki, K. Bishop, K. Carrel, M. Herd, A. Kavanagh, J. Schultz (Row 3) M. Clem, K. Minter, M. Ono, A. Staley, S. An- derson, S. Taylor. J. Spain, G. Schultz, S. Anderson, J. Smith, L. McClincy. (Row 1) G. Schultz, E. Krebe- henne, A. Kavanagh, A. Evans, G. Beckett, D. Layne, S. Anderson (Row 2) B. Cunningham, T. Young, K. Marvin, D. Adkins, M. Frimcl, A. Staley, S. Apt, S. Ather- ton, J. Leibold, T. Nicol (Row 3) Mrs. Wedding, M. Nicol, F. Crumb, P. Nickel, H. Malicote, R. Mathys, S. Anderson, S. Rapp. J. Spain, C. Stover, S. Taylor, E. Ar- bogast (Row 4) J. Schultz, K. Da- vis, M. Mayers, K. Popovich, K. McDaniel, M. Karcher, K. Perkins, D. Young, M. Howison, C. Hines. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 96 Organizations ORGANIZATIONS YEARBOOK STAFF G. Schultz, C. Hoffman, Mr. Gardner, J. Harris, A. Kavanagh . IN THE know team (Row 1) G. Schultz, K Popo- vich, D. Moreland, A. Staley (Row 2) K. Mintcr, J. Gallo- way, S. Anderson, J. Leibold, J. Howald, Mrs. Wright (Row 3) J. Bowsher, D. Payne, V. Smith. Organizations 97 OFFICE AIDES LIBRARY AIDES GUIDANCE AIDES (Row 1) R. Young, M. Howison, P. Obcrdier, S. Taylor, G. Schultz, J. Davis (Row 2) D. Laync, J. Butch- er, C. Hoffman, A. Dysert, L. Bak- er, T. Rogers (Row 3) M. He- minger, M. Herd, J. Cox, K. Davis. 98 Organizations (Row 1) Mrs. Herd, L. McClincy, J. Harris (Row 2) T. Sedlock, P. Jordan, A. Bills, H. Malicote, T. Shoemaker, A. Staley, S. Carpen- ter (Row 3) T. Buhrts, T. Titus, J. Inskeep, A. Dysert, M. Kitchen, K. Pfister, C. Davis. (Row 1) W. Barr, S. Lingrel, C. Young (Row 2) K. Kissling, T. Ti- tus, M. Eastman, P. Apt, B. Schus- ter, S. Davis, K. Pfister, S. Kinikin (Row 3) M. Carpenter, T. Sedlock, T. Lookabaugh. R. Young, K. Per- kins, A. Mortimore. VyETu sca Icet jBBnill, T. Ro- fflrcr, T. John- rM. Heminger Dodds. S. Jen- :iglcy. ART CLUB (Row I) K. Jamison, R. Ma Smith, A. Smith. T. Titus, (Row 2) Mrs. Payne, Mrs. sen, M. Holstein, K. Mint son, D. Strait, R. Salyer J (Row 3) J. Butcher, G kins. B. Schuster, J (Row 1) R. Young, J. Spain, S. Rap D. Moreland (Row 2) S. Forrider, E Schambs, T. Jividcn, S. Apt, A. Cor- dell, S. Hinebaugh, A. Parrott, Mr. Jo- seph (Row 3) B. Elbin, H. Welch, T. Ballinger, B. Minier, M. Sellers, R. Robinson, M. Welch, A. Chapman (Row 4) J. Speckman, D Adkins, T. Tanner, R. Moser, P. Jordan. CHOIR Organizations 99 SPANISH I (Row I) P. Frazier, T. Wilson, L. Yasko, A. Mortimore, G. Dodds, K. Popovich, V. Smith (Row 2) T. Luscaleet, Y. Aoki. R. Borland, H. Gray, T. Hatmaker. R. Hendricks. J. Brown (Row 3) L. Hendricks. B. Cooper, L. Siufanua, V. Smith, R. Hoff, D. Payne, L. Layne, M. Axlinc. SPANISH II (Row 1) S. Carpenter, D. Moreland, J. Inskeep, B. Cochran, J. Price, C. Robin- son, (Row 2) M. Herd, S. Adams, R. Not- ter. P Smith. S. Crosbie, R. Tocci, S. Neel, M. Mayers, E. Schambs (Row 3) T. Barnes, C. Davis, G. Robinson, D. Bcltz, S. Forridcr, M. Jeffers. 100 Organizations (Row I) S. Carpenter, J. Harris, A. Parrott, V. Luscalcet, M. Johnston, M. Krawcyzk, A. Dowdy (Row 2) H. Stillings, L. Shuster, B. Reyn- olds, M. Welch, J. Speyer, B. Cros- bie, C. Laughrey (Row 3) J. Cox, A. Baker, A. Radick, B. Elbin, D. Schmelzer, C. Kelley, M. Eastman, S. Kinikin (Row 4) M. Clem, C. Dennis, Z. Thomas, M. Hendrick- son, T. Titus, K. McComas, B. Amrine. F R E N C H I I (Row I) G. Higginbotham, B. Goodwin, J. Bowshcr, K. Mintcr, L. Miller, S. Slone, C. Cooper, S. Nicol (Row 2) C. Young, W. Barr, R. Salyer, M. Nicol, S. Sweeney, H. Rice, W. Penhorwood, C. Ad- ams, B. Travis (Row 3) M. Davis, R. Goddard, G. Byus, A. Bills, R. Young, B. Button, C. Wedding, J. Howald, C. Piper, K. Geyer (Row 4) J. Farrington, K. Eastman, G. Kavanagh, C. Ackerman, G. Ev- ans, B. Krcis, C. Jolliff, D. Adkins. C. Sobas (Row 5) K. Carrel, A. Shields, J. Shuster, J. Guy, C. Hoffman, J. O'Reilly, B. Haughn. (Row I) W. Veach, G. Liggett, M. Frimel, C. Clark. S. Anderson. J. Butcher. G. Beckett (Row 2) J. Spain, C. Stover, S. Anderson, T. Clark, J. Leibold. Organizations 101 INTECH CLUB (Row 1) B. Peck, J. Bonham, T. Amstutz, B. Hook, J. Price, E. Penix (Row 2) J. Diehl, M. Benner, S. White, Mr. Metzger. 0 F F 1 C E R S 102 Organizations (Row 1) B Stinemetz, S. Welch, C. French (Row 2) S. Edwards, B. Mills, F. Gibson, S. Kelley (Row 3) T. Parish, J. Lazcnby, B. Moore, L. Wykoff. SADD (Row I) S. Rapp, S. Anderson, S. Slone, L. Miller, J. Inskeep, G. Schultz, R. Borland (Row 2) S. Atherton, S. Carpenter, T. Sed- lock, H. Gray, S. Adams, A. Ka- vanagh. S. Sweeney, M. Clem, S. Kinikin (Row 3) J. Leibold, C. Stover, J. Spain, A. Staley, B. Reynolds, K. Popovich, K. McDaniel, S. Anderson. Organizations 103 (Row 1) P. Johnston, S. Stidham (Row 2) S. Rapp, G. Schultz, A. Kavanagh, T. Nicol, S. Taylor. A. Staley. K. Popovich, J. Spain. (Row 1) Mr. Murphey, H. Stillings, S. Carpenter, G. Dodds, D. Rees, S. Rapp, J. Bonham, T. Buhrts (Row 2) S. Stid- ham, M. Amrinc, A. Staley, S. Slone, C. Cooper, S. Sweeney, W. Barr, B. Reynolds, S. Anderson, P. Johnston (Row 3) T. Snow, T. Nicol, D. Payne, L. Shuster, M. Herd. J. Inskeep. A. Kavanagh. R. Borland, J. Cox, A. Baker (Row 4) M. Eastman, L. Miller. H. Rice, T. Scdlock, S. Taylor, S. Anderson. R. Riffle, S. Kinikin, P. Smith (Row 5) Z. Thomas. A. White, K. Popovich. K. Popovich, J. Lcibold. C. Stover. J. Spain, K. McDaniel, M. Clem, Y. Aioki (Row 6) H. Gray. G. Schultz, J. Davis, S. Adams. Squad Leaders Field Commanders 104 Organizations J. Leibold, T. Buhrts, S. Anderson. ui O W c ) Organizations 105 PEP BAND (Row 1) L. Miller, M. Herd, J. Inskcep, S. Taylor, T. Nicol (Row 2) S. Carpenter, T. Sedlock, B. Reynolds, A. Kavanagh, C. Stover, S. Rapp (Row 3) S. Anderson, S. Kinikin, A. White, J. Bonham, M. Clem, S. Anderson, L. Shuster, R. Riffle. 106 Organizations FUTURE HOMEMAKERS (Row 1) A. Carpenter, D. Schmclzer, R. Notter, T. Scdlock, T. Luscaleet, J. Brown, S. Buyer, B. Botkins, M. Hcminger, S. Fowler, (Row 2) C. Kelley, S. Lingrel, K. Allen, M. Axline, K. Tucker, C. Cooper, D. Ridgeway, D. Strait, J. Keiglcy. R. Seville. (Row 3) T. Wilson, L. Yasko, S. Buyer, B. Goodwin, M. Eastman, T. Snow, V. Dowdy, S. Ford. 87-88 Officers 88-89 Officers 0 F A M E R 1 C A • ■« - � � (Row I) D. Strait, S. Buyer (Row 2) B. Goodwin. M. Eastman. Organizations 107 Demonstration Team Bonnie Goodwin and Marie Eastman Award of Merit Vickie Dowdy and Jodi Brown Award Winners Tammy Snow—Chapter Activity Manual Sherri Buyer—Demonstration Sheila Buyer—Job Application Interview 108 Organizations FUTURE FARMERS (Row I) J. Guy, C. Hoffman, R. Wiley, J. Davis, C. Ackerman, A. Parrott, A. Staley, M. Carpenter, A. Dysert, M. Karchcr, C. Hines (Row 2) E. Arbogast, G. Evans, C, Wedding, R. Goddard, B. Milner, B. Fillingcr, G. Gray, S. Carpenter, J. Harris, A. Smith, C. Laughrey, R. Cheney, M. Eastman (Row 3) D. Conley, A. Mortimorc, E. Thompson, T. Barnes, R. Tocci, B. Amrine, M. Krawcyzk, K. McComas, J. Speyer, A. Collinsworth, E. Hines, J. LeMaster (Row 4) J. Lookabaugh K. Grose. T. Sullivan, C. Sobas, R. Gibson, K. Kissling, R. Plotner. J. O'Reilly, T. McComas, B. Endsley, P. Shrum (Row 5) J. Young, A. Hines, T. Wingfield, C. Cunningham, S. Pacha, M. Eastman J. Smith. B. Cordle, R. Young, C. Hamilton, K. Young (Row 6) B. Shoemaker, D. Rees, E. Krcbchcnnc, G. Phipps, B. Haughn, L. Pacha, T. Clark, W. McAvoy, R. Riffle, L. Foley (Row 7) P. Nickel, K. Eastman, B. Cunningham, M. Justin, J. Johnston, T. Eastman, T. Chapman, B. Mintcr, B. Peck, M. Jackson. Congratulations are in order for the members and advisors of the North Union Chapter of the Future Farmers of America. This year was a year of winners. The Rural Land Judging Team won the State Judging Contest in the fall and traveled to the National Contest in May. The team consists of Allen Geyer, Mark Grose, and Matt Roller. Allen placed first in the State individually. The Agronomy team also placed first in the State. Members are: Clint Hines, Doug Karcher and Elmer Arbogast. Individually, the members placed first, second, and third, respectively. Other winners are the Public Speakers. The public speaking contestants included April Dysert, Jill Harris and Sheila Carpenter. April and Jill placed third at the county contest and advanced to the sub-district contest where they again placed third. After sub-districts, the two speakers compet- ed at the district level with Jill placing third and April placing seventh. Senior Tom Eastman received the honor of being North Union’s State Farmer Degree recipient. Members have had the opportunity to travel to Kansas City, Missouri, for the National Conven- tion, Louisville, Kentucky for the International Livestock Exposition and various other places. Congratulations on a successful year!!! Organizations 109 ’87-’88 JUDGING 110 Organizations FARM C. Wedding, A. Staley, G. Evans B. Fillinger, C, Ackerman K. Eastman M. Carpenter, A. Geyer, A. Dysert GENERAL G. Gray, R. Cheney J. Davis, R. Goddard, B. Milner MEATS Organizations 111 ’87-’88 OFFICERS C. Hines, A. Dysert, A. Parrott, M. Carpenter, A. Staley, M. Karcher PUBLIC 112 Organizations c h ood BUCKEYE Eric Krcbchcnnc - Alternate. Shane Anderson - Delegate. Mike Benner - Delegate. Fred Crumb - Alternate Delegates - Jill l.cibold. Jodi Schultz. Stacey Apt Alternates - Amy Kavanagh. Amy Eastman Boys’ And Girls’ State 113 SENIOR CLASS Most Outgoing Leader: Most Talented: April Dysert and Geoff Schultz Seth Taylor and Jennifer Spain 114 Personalities PERSONALITIES Brown-Nosers: Clint Hines and Jill Harris Sexiest Eyes: Mike Karcher and Laura Peck Most Likely To Succeed: Geoff Schultz and Angela Staley Personalities 115 1 'Z I Class Couple: Holly Malicote and Steve Edwards THE “CLASS” Most Spirited: Doug Bccney and Becky Beers Class Hotheads Anne Parrott and Dan Jamison OTHER PERSONALITIES: CLASS AIRHEADS Troy Chapman and Laura Peck FUNNIEST LAUGH Brad Cunningham and Tana Shoemaker SHYEST Matt Nicol and Chanin Davis LAST TO ADMIT DEFEAT Dan Jamison and Anne Parrott CLASS FLIRT Doug Beeney and Michelle Kitchen CLASS CLOWN Matt Roller and Kate McDaniel MOST ATHLETIC Reed Jolliff and Anne Parrott MOST ACTIVE Matt Roller and Anne Parrott FUNNIEST SNEEZE Brian Ogan and Laura Peck 116 Personalities Prettiest Smile: Jack Johnston and Pam Oberdier Personalities 117 tpgstTrUrtnOTt gg 76e 7'U- t aCecUct UeiH 118 Graduation Graduation 119 120 Graduation Graduation 121 COLEMAN AND EUFINGER Attorneys at Law 110 S. 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Franklin St. Richwood, Ohio 43344 Compliments Of WILSON AG CENTER 200 Grove St. Richwood, Ohio Phone: 943-3204 Love To Angela And The Class Of 88 A Friendship Promise Before Us Is A Future All Unknown. A Path Untrod Beside A Friend Well Loved And Known-That Friend Is God Author-Unknown 0 ChAWDAIGN ChAMpAiqN _ )nC. Richwood (6109432334 Urbini (513) 652 2135 Miriinllt (513) 642 4040 MERRILL, BEV, MATT, AND MARK STALEY r' 'im DoOrjc EE3 CHAMBERLIN MOTORS, INC. 1000 Delaware Ave. P.O. Box 627 Marysville, Ohio 43040 513-644-9121 George Chamberlin Owner Congratulations And Best Wishes To The Class Of 1988 BOB HELEN EVANS JEFF PATTI CARMEN IAN EVANS People Rarely Succeed At Anything Unless They Have Fun Doing It. Good Luck Minnie And Enjoy! DAN AND KATIE CARPENTER 132 Advertisements PROFESSIONAL PATRONS Susie’s Clip Joint Michel Real Estate Otte’s We take pride in the teamwork and dedication to quality that make the motorcycles, automobiles and engines we manufacture in Ohio a standard for the world. Automobiles Accord 4-door .sedan and 3-dodr hatchback Civic 4-door sedan Engines GL1200 engine for Gold Wing 1.5 liter engine for Civic’ Motorcycles Gold Wing Interstate and Aspencade VT1100C and VT700C Shadow CBR1000F Hurricane VF700C Magna VFR700F Interceptor Honda of America Mfg., Inc. 24000 U.S. Route 33. Marysville, Ohio 43040 Advertisements 133 Congratulations! To all graduating seniors. 134 Advertisements SCOTTS THE LAWN PEOPLE Congratulations Good Luck Seniors Compliments Of KNAPP - JENKINS INSURANCE AGENCY 6 S. Franklin St.. Richwood. Ohio WHERE PEOPLE MAKE THE DIFFERENCE RICHARD J. JENKINS OWNER OFFICE: (614) 943-2510 HOME PHONE: (614) 943-3888 GRUETT’S FLOWERS Stocksdale Plaza Marysville, Ohio 43040 513-642-0921 RICHWOOD ANIMAL CLINIC Compliments Of: Dr. M.G. Rizor And Family RICHWOOD TIRE CENTER Good Luck Class Of 1988 Richwood, Ohio Phone: 943-2412 Compliments Of OHIO QUARTERHORSE ASSOCIATION 3 N. Franklin St. Richwood, Ohio 43344 JEFF WILSON Agent 104 N. Court Street. Marysville. OH 43040 Phone: (513) 644-1000 Res: (513) 644-3404 PARROTT IMPLEMENT CO. Best Wishes Seniors “Especially Anne” 1 Nationwide it on your side Home Office: Columbus. Ohio ST. RT. 47 EAST RICHWOOD, OHIO PHONE 614-943-2348 JESSE L. CONRAD PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT JIM LOIS DILGER □PHOTO RON LISA THOMPSON P .O. Box 208 Ph: 513 642-1972 136 Advertisements 117 West Sixth Street Marysville, Ohio 43040 513-642-3881 217 North Main Street Marysville. Ohio 43040 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. 8, rote Member Of Federal Reserve 7 RICH WOOD BANKING COMPANY 28 N. Franklin St SINCE 1867 Richwooa, OhK Pboaefl4-M3-Z317 Advertisements 137 1988 WILDCAT YEARBOOK STAFF Congratulations To The Class Of 1988 Compliments Of SAVINGS OF AMERICA Marysville, Ohio Advisors: S.C. Gardner J. Wedding Staff: Geoff Schultz Jill Harris Amy Kavanagh Carla Hoffman m 7 k Unm Banking Company 24 West Ottawa St. — Richwood 105 E. Center St. — West Mansfield (614) 943-2374 (513) 355-3401 Member FDIC To Brad Cunningham And The Class Of 1988 A FUllA (service l BANK, Congratulations To The Class Of ’88 The Richwood Gazette 26 South Franklin St. Richwood, Ohio 43344 138 Advertisement 7-uMest ]£. Zi you treasure the beauty that shows all around you and try to add some of your own, Enjoy the companionship others can give you. yet value your moments alone... I Zfyou honor opinions that differ from yours, yet stand up for what you believe. Admire the accomplishments I others have made, nd take pride tn what you can achieve... i f you love those around you and love yourself, too, if your spirit is eager and free... Then you know what it means to live life to its fullest and be the best you you can be. AMAA DA BftAOLEy Love, Mom, Dad, And Brock SPORTS 110 North Main St. Marysville, Ohio 43040 (513)-644-0394 Good Luck Class Of 1988 MARTHA DOUCE DANCE STUDIO Richwood, Ohio Branch 17Vz N. Franklin St. (614) 38-Dance All Phases Of Dance Good Luck Class Of 88 Advertisements 139 THE CLASS OF 1988 PARENT PATRONS Ed Lucille Schambs Mr Mrs. Paul Winkle Rick, Nancy, Carla Hoffman James Barbara Crosbie Geoff, We Wish You Happiness In Everything You Do, But Remember That Happiness Comes From Doing Things For Others. Class Of ’88 Do It! Love Ya, MOM AND DAD 140 Advcrtiscmcnls To Anne And The Class Of 1988 WEISS BROS Quality Clothing Since 1934 Marysville, Ohio We use exclusive after ■ KMMAiS Six. Congratulations To The Class Of 1988 From: MOM DAD, DON, JEAN, NEVIN, JIM, RITA, TAI SARAH HANNA Ohigro Home of Bounty Plant Foods Waldo Richwood (614)726-2429 (614)943-2212 Good Luck In The Future Class Of 1988 DRUG STORE MARYSVILLE JOURNAL- TRIBUNE RICHWOOD, OHIO 43344 Phone 943-3271 Congratulations To The Class Of '88 614-943-2012 Open Daily 9-5 Friday til 7:00 Any Night By AppOintmfnt Cliai •les X. JUa ms DIAMONDS WATCHES WATCH REPAIR Headquarters For Class Rings CHUCK S JEWEL BOX 6 N Franklin St Richwood Ohio 4Vi44 Advertisements 141 SENIOR INDEX LEE ALDERSON: Tri-Rivers 3, 4 TODD BARNES: Track 1, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA 3. 4 RONALD BECKETT: DOUG BEENEY: Basketball I, 2, 3, 4; Football 1; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Prime Time I, 2, 3 BECKY BEERS: Band I, 2: Foot- ball Cheerleader 1. 3. 4; Basket- ball Cheerleader I, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3; Slat 4; French Club 1, 2; Student Council I, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Homecoming Court 4; Office Aid 4 JEFF BOWEN: KEVIN BRENTLINGER: DIANA BUETTNER: FFA I, 2, 3; OWE 4; Spanish Club 1; Band 1. 2, 3; Jazz Band 1 TED BUHRTS: Band 1. 2. 3, 4; Concert Band I, 2, 3, 4; Field Commander 4. KELLY BURDETT: French I: Concert Band I JULIE BUTCHER: French Club I, 2, 3, 4; Guidance Aid 3, 4; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball Stat 1 MINNIE CARPENTER: Vol- leyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball I, 2, 3.4; Softball 1,2, 3,4; FFA 1,2, 3. 4: Football Stat 3, 4 SHEILA CARPENTER: Girls’ State 3; Office Aid 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2: FFA 2, 3. 4; Vice-President 4: Softball I. 2; Prime Time 3; Track 4; Band 4; Basketball Stat 2 VICKIE CHUMLEY: STEVE COCKLIN: BILL COOPER: STEVE CROSBIE: BRAD CUNNINGHAM: Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4; French Club I. 2; Football 1; Basketball I, 2. 3, 4; Baseball I, 2, 3, 4: FFA 1, 2, 3. 4; Prime Time I, 2, CHANIN DAVIS: Spanish Club I. 2; FHA 1, 2, 3; Office Work- er 4; Basketball I SUE DAVIS: Spanish Club 1, 2; Guidance Aid 4; Library Aid 3, 4 MIKE DUNCAN: French Club 1, 2; Football 1; Wrestling I, 2, 3; Intech Club 2 APRIL DYSERT: FFA I, 2. 3, 4; Band I, 2; Class Secretary Treasurer 3, 4; Office Aid 4, Guidance Aid 2, 3, 4; FFA Sec- retary 3, 4; French Club I, 2; Prime Time I, SADD 2 TOM EASTMAN: FFA 1.2. 3.4; Football I, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Baseball I, 2, 3, 4 STEVE EDWARDS: OWE 4 GLENDA FOREMAN: CHRIS FRENCH: OWE 4 TRESA FRENCH: Flag Corps 1; FHA I, 2, 3; OWE 3. 4 ALLEN GEYER: FFA 1, 2. 3. 4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Prime Time 1,2, 3; Wrestling I; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; National Honor Society 3, 4 WENDY GOINS: Cheerleader 2; Volleyball Stat 2; Library Aid 3; French Club 1, 2; Softball Stat I JIM GROSE: French Club I. 2; Choir 1, 2, 3; Library Aid 2, 3, 4; MARK GROSE: FFA 1. 2, 3, 4: Track I, 3, 4; Basketball I, 3; Class Officer 3; National Honor Society 3, 4,; Cross-Country 4 WALTER HAMILTON: DAVID HAMLIN: OWE 3, 4 JILL HARRIS: FFA I, 2, 3. 4; Yearbook 3, 4; Prime Time 1, 2, 3; Majorette 1, 2; Cheerleader 3; Office Worker 2. 3, 4: SADD 2, 3 ROBI HENDRICKS: ROBIN HILDRETH: Choir I; FHA 2, 3, 4; Tri-Rivers 3, 4 CLINT HINES: Football: 1, 2. 3, 4; Basketball I. 2, 3, 4; FFA I, 2, 3, 4; French I, 2; Prime Time 1, 2 CHAD HOFFMAN: Cross Coun- try 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; French Club 1 2; Prime Time 1, 2, 3; Track Slat I: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4 BRIAN HOLSTEIN: Football I; Wrestling 3; Baseball 3; FFA I, 2 LINDA HOLTON: MATT HOWISON: Basketball I, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 4; Guidance Aid 4 DAN JAMISON: Baseball 1, 2, 3. 4; Football I, 2. 3, 4; Wres- tling I, Prime Time JACK JOHNSTON: Football I. 2, 3, 4; Track I, 2, 3. 4; Wres- tling I; Student Council I, 2; 'FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; French 1, 2 REED JOLLIFF: Basketball 1,2, 3. 4; Cross-Country I. 2, 3, 4; Track I, 2, 3, 4; Student Coun- cil 1; French Club I, 2; MIKE KARCHER: Cross- Coun- try I, 2, 3, 4: Track I. 2, 3, 4; Basketball I. 2. 3. FFA 1, 2. 3, 4; French I. 2: Student Council 1; Band I: National Honor So- ciety 3, 4 SANDY KELLY: FHA I; French 1, 2; OWE 3, 4; Band I. 2, 3 KYLE KISSLING: Basketball I, Track I. Band I, 2, 3, 4; FFA I, 2, 3, 4; MICHELLE KITCHEN: Volley- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader I, 2, 3, 4; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4: Prime Time 1,2, 3; Office Worker 2, 3, 4; Choir I, 2; French 1, 2; Homecoming Court 4; Football Stat 3, 4; Junior Class Secre- tary Treasurer HOLLY MALICOTE: Basket- 142 Senior Index ball I, 3. 4; Track 3: Baseball Slat 2; Volleyball Slat 4; SADD 3, 4; National Honor Society 4 RENfiE MATHYS: Choir I, 4; Office Aid 1,2: Steno Secretary- Club. Tri-Rivers. 3; OEA 3; Vice-President 2; National Honor Society 3, 4; Homecom- ing Queen 4 KATE McDANIEL. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4 BRAD MINTER: Football 1; Wrestling 1, 2; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 GREG MINTER: Cross- Country 2, 3.4; Track 1,2; FFA 1.2, 3, 4 BRADLEY MOORE: Football 1; Wrestling 2, 3; OWE 4 DEBRA MORELAND: In The Know 4; Art 3, 4; Art Club President 4; Spanish 3 KATHY MYFORD: MATT NICOL: National Honor Society 4; FFA I. 2. 3; French 3. 4; Art 1, 2 PAM OBERDIER: Volleyball I, 2. 3. 4: Basketball I, 2, 3, 4; Football Slat 3, 4; FFA 1. 2. 3. 4; Attendant 1.2, 3; French 1,2: Prime Time 3: National Honor Society 4; Prom Princess 3; Homecoming Court I MASUMI ONO: Jazz Band 4: Student Council 4 TERRY PARISH: Football I. 2; Prime Time 3; National Honor Society 4; Concert Band I. 2; Student Council 3, 4; Home- coming King 4 ANNE PARROTT: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 1; Band 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2. 3, 4; FFA 1, 2. 3, 4; French 4 LAURA PECK: Cheerleader 1,2, 3, 4; Office Aid 4 KARLA PENRY: Flag Corps: I; French I; FHA 2; OEA 3. 4; OEA Vice-President 3; Nation- al Honor Society 3. 4 KEVIN PERKINS: Cross-Coun- try 1, 2; Basketball 1, Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1; French 1, 2 KELLY PFISTER: Office Aid 4; Library Aid 4 MIMPSI POE: KAREN POPOVICH: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Swing Choir 2; National Honor Society 3, 4; SADD 2, 3, 4; Spanish 1, 2; Prime Time 2, 3; In the Know 4 SINDEY PROFFITT: Art 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir I TAMMY ROGERS: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir 1, 2; Prime Time 1, 2; Guidance Aid 4; Swing Choir 2, 3; Majorette 3; Flag 4 TRACY ROBERTS: MATT ROLLER. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Wrestling I; Track 4; Student Council I, 2; FFA 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Boys' State 4; French 1, 2; In Tech 1, 2 RODNEY SAUNDERS. Base- ball 1, 2. 3; Football I; FFA I; Student Council 4 ED SCHAMBS: Wrestling I, 2: Football 3; Spanish 1.4; Band I. 2; Art I. 2, 3. 4; GEOFF SCHULTZ: SADD 2. 3, 4; Student Council I, 2. 3, 4; Vice-President 2. 3; President 4; Class President 1. 2. 3. 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Football I; Spanish 1, 2, 3: Yearbook 3. 4; Editor 4; National Honor Society 3. 4: In The Knoyv 4; Prime Time 3. 4 BRIAN SCHUSTER: ANGIE SEDGEWICK: TROY SEDLOCK: Tri-Rivers 3, 4 TANA SHOEMAKER: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Majorette 1,2, 3; Cap- tain 3; Flag Corps 3; Gymnas- tics 2 DEBBIE SIMS: JAMIE SLONE: Football I; Wrestling I; Baseball I, 2. 3; FFA I, 2. 3, 4 JENNIFER SPAIN: Cheerlead- er 1,3; Softball I, 2; Skiing 2; Band I, 2, 3, 4; French I, 3. 4; Art I, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; SADD 2. 3. 4; Stu- dent Council 4; Basketball I ANGELA STALEY: Band I. 2. 3, 4; Class Sccretary Treasurcr I; In the Know 4; FFA 1,2, 3, 4; FFA Queen 4; SADD 2. 3. 4; President 3. 4; Student Council 3. 4; National Honor Society 3, 4 WILLIAM STINEMETZ: FFA I. 2. 3, 4; OWE 4 CATHY STOVER: Vollcvball I. 4; Softball I: Basketball 2; Band I. 2, 3. 4: French 1. 2. 3.4; Na- tional Honor Society 3. 4; SADD 2. 3. 4; Prime Time 3 APRIL SWEENEY: KIP TALLMAN: French I, 2; Basketball I. 2; Track I, 2 SETH TAYLOR: Band I. 2. 3. 4: National Honor Society 3. 4; Student Council 2. 3. 4: Track 3, 4; French 1, 2; Guidance Aid 3 SHEILA VAN BRIMMER: SHAWN WELCH: Football I; Wrestling I; Baseball 4; OWE 3. 4; Track I HEIDI WILLIAMS: Band 1.2, 3. 4; SADD 2. 3, 4; Prime Time 2; Office Worker 4 DAVID YOUNG: Band 1.2. 3,4; Basketball I, 2; National Honor Society 3. 4: French I, 2 KEITH YOUNG: Football I. 2. 3. 4: Wrestling 1, 2. 3: Baseball 1; FFA I. 2. 3. 4 ROBERT YOUNG: FFA 1. 4; Football 1. 4: Wrestling 1. 3. 4; Track 2. 3. 4; Art, Vice-Presi- dent 4 A U TOGRAPUS 144 Autographs