Union City Community High School - Successus Yearbook (Union City, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1980 volume:

Activities 12 Sports 42 Groups 76 Classes 100 Faculty 132 Advertising 146 Acknowledgements 176 „r 5 9 10 INDIANS WIN THRILLER IN OVERTIME This year's Homecoming was a great success. Once again, the Seniors won the float competition, although this year, the class of 1980 won by a very narrow one point margin over the Juniors. To top off our Homecoming festivities, the Indians were victorious in a really exciting game against Hagerstown. (right) Crowned at half time. Lisa Mote was named Homecoming Queen. She was accompanied by the new king. Bruce Applegate. (middle left) Let's get fired up Indians! (middle right) Foreign Language Club candidates were Doug and Joni. (lower left) The Wizard of — 80 — says. We're off to an Indian victory. - 14 IS (above) Leslie and Lyle represent the class of 1982. (upper right) Brian did a fine job at sining our National Anthem. (middle left) Jennifer and Tracy seem to be enjoying themselves. (midde right) Rick escorts Tina down the field. (below) The band proudly displays their new uniforms. 16 This year our school had a variety of convocations. In the fall we had the pleasure of being entertained by two chemists from Purdue University. For Christmas, each class presented a skit to the school. We also saw a slide show of bicycle travel presented to us by Robert Davenport of Wandering Wheels. (Above) Larry, the Red Nose Reindeer, shows his Christmas spirit. (Left) Dave and Cirilo experiment with helium. •17 Mardi Gras This year Lisa Mote and Tonya Mus-grove represented our school at the annual fall Mardi Gras. Areas of competition included evening gowns, street clothing, swim suit and talent. The girls did a fine job with Lisa finishing in fifth runner up postion. (Right) Lisa danced dnd sang I Enjoy Being a Girl (Below) Hi! I'm Tonya Musgrove. 18 1980 Junior Miss This year's winner of the Randolph County Junior Miss was from Union City. Besides winning the title of Junior Miss, Tonia also won the talent competition, and went on to become a finalist in the state competition. Union City's other contestants, Jana Price and Daphne Byrd, did a fine job. (left) Jana introduces herself to the audience. (above) Miss Hap was crowned Junior Miss of 1980. (lower left) Daphne was honored by receiving the scholastic award. (lower right) And the winners are ... 19 21 23 Arsenic And Old Lace This year's Senior class play was once again a success. Many fine actors and actresses from the class of 1980 had a chance to display their talents in their presentation of Arsenic Old Lace. Besides an outstanding performance given by the cast, the stage crew also helped to make the play a hit. The play was directed this year by Mrs. Austin and Mrs. Hauth. We'd like to congratulate them for doing a great job. 24 Aunt Abbey CAST Daphne Byrd Aunt Martha Sherry Linn Teddy .... Mark Weaver Mortimer Scott Jefferis Jonathon Jay Case Elaine Tonia Hap Officer Klein .Tonya Musgrove Officer Brophy Fred Barga Officer O'Hara Lisa Scholl Mr. Witherspoon ... Jesse Lea Mr. Gibbs Jesse Lea Dr. Einstein Doug Kirk Mr. Sponalzo Jay Gard Stage Crew: Steve Hollinger, Tony Jones. Cirilo Nunez, Mitch Miller, Sherry Beasecker, Deb Fra- zier, Shelly Loy, Linda Rose, Jennifer Davis, Brenda Stoner. 25 Fine Arts Week This year Art Week was from April 21 to April 29th. Throughout the week many artists visited our school to demonstrate their skills. Among these artists was a mime who performed and then conducted a workshop after the show. Another highlight was the Ball State Singers, a dynamic group of students who sing and dance all over the United States. 26 27 Kable Independent Study Seminar Kable Independent Study Seminar, Or K.I.S.S. as it is often called, has come a long way since its beginning in 1972. Since those early years K.I.S.S. has grown and improved in many ways. This year K.I.S.S. got a new look with the new color equipment bought with the money raised this year. Our school is proud of K.I.S.S. and its progress and looks forward to many more years of production. (Front row) Sue Schemmer. Donna Maloy. Carrie Kendall. Tonia Hap. Joanie Sullivan. Radha Gowda. Brenda Shockney. Mary Leahey. (Middle Row) Scott Jefferis. Doug Dunham. Jay Case. Jim Baker. Dave Schiavone. Stacey Drew. Mike Norton. Cirilo Numez. Dennis Davis. Greg Moore. Dave McCoy. (Back Row) Bill Whittington. Connie Taylor. Monica Barton. Mike Keith. Dave Hap. Jeff Byrd. Joe Schiavone. Gerald Lawrence. Julie Rickert. Sherrie Kirk, Tammy Kleman. Rhonda McGlothin. 28 Left to right. Row 1: Radho Gowda, Carrie Kendall, Brenda Gilbert, Donna Maloy, Jay Gard, Jeff Byrd. Row 2: Jana Price, Sylvia Nunez, Joe Schiavona, Cirilo Nunez, Julie Rickert. Brenda Shockney. Mary Ellen Leahey. Steve Hollinger, Frank Perkins. Row 3: Jesse Lea, Greg Hoffman. Mark Eley. David Dotson. Marc Pittman, Jesse Green. David McCoy. Top Left: Sue enjoys doing a daily radio show. Above: The K.I.S.S. Kolorathon raised over $1,500 for their color equipment. Below: Dave takes a break. Left to right. Row 1: Joni Mangas. Jay Case. Jim Baker. Tonia Happ. Stacy Drew. Mike Norton. Dennis Davis, Bruce Applegate Row 2: Monica Barton. Mike Keith, Dave Hap, Jim Crawford, Connie Taylor 29 ‘‘Hotel California On May 2, the Class of 1981 took the Seniors on a journey to the “Hotel California . (Below) Guests were greeted at the desk before being escorted to their tables. (Bottom left) Donna and Ray check into the Hotel California (Bottom right) It was a fun night for everyone and for a few, like Diane and Randy, it was very romantic. After the Prom was over, the Rotary Club sponsored a post-prom party at the Elks. 30 (Top left) John and Cynthia were crowned King and Queen of the 1980 Jr.-Sr. Prom. (Top Right) The garden was a special attraction at the prom. (Below) Prom court members were: Melissa Jones. Tina Bailey. Queen Cynthia Hers-berger. King John Hatton. Brad Miller, and Gary Fisher. 31 Awards Day Schc jlarship — S ylvia French 1 — Der lise Byrd, Nar Citizenship Award — Bru3f ate t Nunez Rotary Apples Jay Qee's Schoiarsnip — Tonia Hap Cecilian Club Awarcf — Kathy Koon Hoosier Scholars — Daphne Byrd, ttSy” Case, Doug Dunham, ■ Debbie Frazier, Tcfiia Hap, Joni Mangas' ™ Jana Price, Joe Schiavone, Brenda1 4 Stoner w Award — Julie Rickert, larl i ... kersham Lw J| BAND AND CHORAL AWARDS: John Phillip Sousa Award — Eric Murphy, ffl Mark |v - BWickersham National School Choral Award — Mike Norton Senior Choral Awards — David Boggs, I , IVIV-4I I Ko — Mark oug Kirk, Mik lortOn, Gerald Lawrence, Kathy Koon Wecveri H' Ql ■ iid ■•rl I Senior Band Award — BUSINESS AWAR13S I r , OutstandinaAisiness Major — Deboie Frazier Shorthana Award — Shelly L6y Typing I — Jerri Beasecker 'S'vB Typing II — Cynthia Hershberger Accounting I — Tina Bailey Accounting II — Doug Dunham. FOI ' ' French lit — Lisa Zimmers French IV — Tonia Hap READING AWARDS: Fwghman Marfll pCarCtenter Sbphomore — -Alan Reynolds 9 unlor - June lara Senior — Daphne IByrd. laurgCox ART AWARDS: £Sk T Crafts — Lynna Kerns.lt Gowdq y , fr %| Drawing — Bill Rodefer Painting — Kathy-Koon I Weaving — Sandra Medina Ceramics — Lynna Kerns fpture — randv tams elry — Ken Applegate « v uphicsk—Torn-Fields “’f HOME ECONOMICS AWARDS: i Freshen Jennifer Metcalfe VSop omow'— SHeila Schwartzkaph Juyiior — Annette Gre j W - Senior — Debbie Frazier juaSS AWARDS: Wf Junior — Julie Rickert, Greg Hoffman Senior — Sylvia Nunez, Mike lUprton Student Council Awards — Tania H iV Jaoa Price -IT OREIGN LAUGUAGE AWARDS Honorable Mention, Spanish I — Steve I 1 ■V°rd. Jennifer Metcalfe Spanish I — Jeremy Case, Jackie Teegarden Spanish II — Ruth Bruss Spanish III — Nora Ramirez Honorable MeritioffFren ft T — Shelly Loy, fcTito Farias Scott Jefferi{ Dav : S«pvone, Syi a Nunez fruce ■Ajfcjegprfe Drama Awarc®-i-lDoug Kirk, Shelly Loy .Speech AwarCK— Tonia Hap, DOftna Yearbook Award - Carrie Kendall, Julie Rickert p ♦ Golden Hammer Award — Tony Jones OEA Award 4 Scott Jefferis DECA Award — Teriana Stapleton Outstanding DECA Student - fjeriana Stapleton I (j In 36 37 Tomorrow Starts Today CLASS OF 1980 VALEDICTORIAN: Daphne Byrd (ABOVE) SALUTATORIAN: Tonia Hap (BELOW) CLASS MOTTO: Tomorrow Starts Today CLASS COLORS: Scarlet and Royal Blue CLASS FLOWER: Red Sweetheart Rose CLASS SONG: Do You Know Where You're Going To? 38 . (LEFT) Dr. Gen© Seas© from Indiana Central was a very entertaining speaker. (BOTTOM LEFT) Mark and Donna, next year's student body officers, lead the procession. (BELOW) Scott gives the Invocation. 39 (TOP LEFT) Mr. Van Osdol presents the Elk's Scholarship to Jay Case. (TOP RIGHT) Hoosier Scholors. left to right: Daphne Byrd. Doug Dunham. Debbie Frazier. Jay Case. Jana Price. Tonia Hap. Joe Schia-vone. and Joni Mangas. (RIGHT) Tonia sings the theme from Mahogany. 40 41 Tennis Team Is 5-5 The UCCHS tennis team enjoyed their best season in recent years, compiling a 5-5 record. Co-MVP winners Dave Schiavone The Cheerleader and Steve Hol-linger The Navigator led the squad, which was coached by Mrs. Kirwin. Steve dominated the number one singles position while Dave teamed up with Jay Case to form a vicious doubles team. Greg Hoffman added his powerful play to gain a 7-3 record and a shot at the TEC championship. Brian McCoy, Larry Mendenhall and Frank Perkins played well while rotating between the third singles and second doubles position. Brian defeated his Muncie North foe for a sectional victory. Greg extends for a powerful serve. Larry reaches for the poach, 5 5 uc Opponent 4 South Adams 1 1 Centerville 4 4 Winchester 1 2 Lincoln 3 0 Delta 5 1 Hagerstown 4 3 Northeastern 2 5 Union County 0 1 Jay County 4 4 Muncie South 1 Dave and Jay were a tough doubles team. 44 Jay is driven to the fence for a deep return. Larry and Frank played well as the 2 doubles team. Steve readies for the backhand. 45 Front row: Larry Mendenhall. Frank Perkins. Brian McCoy. Jay Case. David Schiavone. Greg Hoffman. Steve Hollinger. Back row: Tom Michaels. Dave Hap. Jon Price. Todd Bateman. Richard Ludwick. Dave McCoy. Mike Anderson. Jeremy Case. Tito Farias. Mrs. Kirwin. coach. Back from left. Coach Noffsinger, Ted Walters. Les Siegler, Greg Elliott. John Garland. Jerry Williams. Steve Herriford. Front: Jerry Byrum. Billy Schmidts. Jim Flesher. Todd Davis. Doug Edwards. Absent from photo: Dominique Arnold. Steve is a promising young runner. Les brings it home for U.C. Jerry added the freshman punch. 46 Ted ted the way most of the year. Jerry is another determined athlete. Greg made the junior presence felt. Sophomore John Garland placed in the county. Cross Team Shows Youth, Determination The 1979-80 edition of the UCCHS cross country team may not have been the most experienced, but what they lacked in years they made up for in determination. Heading this year's squad was lone senior Ted Walters. Ted possibly showed the ultimate in determination when he literally gave everything he had against Hagerstown and collapsed yards short of the finish line and first place. Coach Noffsinger called it the greatest effort by a runner that he had ever coached. Ted was not alone, though. Several underclassmen like Jon Garland, Steve Herriford and Jerry Williams added promising strength to the club. If all goes as expected, UC opponents should look out in the next few years. CC Team 2-9 UC Opponents 43 Jay County 18 34 South Adams 23 32 Lincoln 23 22 Union Twp. 33 31 Randolph Southern 27 43 Winchester 18 37 Union County 20 33 Hagerstown 23 33 Northeastern 24 50 Centerville 15 23 Monroe Central 32 47 Spikers Defeat Rivals Jay Co. And Miss. Valley The Union City Volleyball team played inspired ball to gain a 6-10 record for the season. The team boasted two seniors, MVP Brenda Gilbert and quiet but consistent Julia Lyons. Both proved to be valuable assets to the team, playing well at every position. Julie Rickert also executed very well, leading the team in serves and blocked shots. The squad lost just two seniors and carried seven juniors, so the outlook is bright for coach Fulton. The reserve team finished their season at 7-7. Varsity 6• 10 uc Opponent 2 Mississinewa Valley 1 1 Blue River 2 0 Hagerstown 2 2 Union Twp. 1 2 Union County 0 2 Monroe Central 0 Lincoln 2 0 Winchester 2 11 South Adams 2 0 Randolph Southern 2 2 Centerville 1 0 Northeastern 2 0 Wapahani 2 2 Jay County 1 0 Winchester (Co. Tour) 2 So. Wells (Sectional) 2 The team gets set as Tina bumps the ball. Reserves 7 7 RESERVES. Front row: Nandini Gowda. Denise Byrd. Dana Stover. Lori Thum. Shannon English. Back row: Coach Fulton, Laurie Beals. Sally Cumberidge. Marisa Johnson. Rhonda Miller. Tami Bailey. Heidi Ponder. 48 i Julia played consistently all year. Terri concentrates on returning the ball. ARSITY TEAM. Front row: Brenda Gilbert, Julie Rickert, Julia Lyons. Terri Gilbert. Amy ingston. Back row: Coach Fulton, Tina Bailey. Lynna Kerns, Melissa Jones, Donna Maloy. Brenda was the Most Valuable Player. Kevin releases the pass. The game gets underway. Gary finds a hole. Front row: Coach Brumley, Doug Kirk, Jim Reir. Fred Barga, Tony Jones, Mitch Miller. John Johnson. Dennis Davis, Coach Hinshaw, Row 3: Chuck Hall, Vic Miller. Mike Turner. Jr. Hutchinson, John Whittington. Kevin Powell, Mark Wickersham. David Boggs. Row 3: Shon Prescott, Shane Merritt, Gary Fisher, Rick Rudy, David Dotson. Rick Johns, Tim Pearson. Row 4: Gene Young, mgr., Jim Dotson, Scott Wood. Doug Miller, Chuck Higgins, Doug Platt. Ron McGlothlin. Bill Mangas, mgr. 50 Football Team Wins Homecoming In Overtime 28-27 The UCCHS football team saw a few close games fall from their grasp, ending up with a 2-8 season that easily could have been 5-5 or 6-4. MVP honors went to senior Mitch Miller, who led the team in tackles and assists. Shon Prescott and Tony Jones were also tough on defense, finishing second and third in defensive points. On offense, the ground game was led by Shane Merritt with 688 yards and Gary Fisher with 535. Quarterback Kevin Powell went to the air effectively, gaining 697 yards with nine touchdowns. Mike Turner was his favorite receiver, catching 25 passes and had six TD's. The offensive line leads the charge. Varsity 2 8 uc Opponent 0 Delta 41 12 Adams Central 13 16 Centerville 22 14 Mississinewa Valley 26 7 Southern Wells 31 12 Union County 20 28 Hagerstown (Home- coming) 27 20 Lincoln 14 23 Winchester 36 12 Northeastern 26 Coach Brumley discusses defensive strategy. 51 Reserve Football uc 0 Opponent Hagerstown 22 0 Centerville 28 18 Hagerstown 12 16 (3 OT) (Freshmen) Union County 14 8 Northeastern 22 0 Lincoln 18 24 Winchester 12 0 Muncie South 28 The reserve team looked promising this year. The Braves move down the field. Front Row Jim Dotson, Doug Platt, Chuck Higgins, Doug Miller, Ron McGlothlin. Row 2: Darin Pratt, Scott Wood, Rodney Johns, Mark Tillman, Chris Hernandez, Tom Reish. Row 3: Les Lee, Bo Humphries, Ken Pearson. Eric Bruss, Tim Crawford. Row 4: Bill Mangas, Ron Holt, Tracy Green, Troy Merritt, Dave Hobson. Back: Coach Lacy and Coach Root. 52 Freshmen Cheerleaders Provide Zeal The freshmen cheerleaders keep the crowd enthused. Cynthia and Robin cheer on the team. Bottom to top: Connie Jackson. Cynthia Nunez. Melissa Wasson. Wendy Snyder. Robin Stapleton. Amy Bentz. Varsity Girls Set Off Enthusiasm From left: Sylvia Nunez. Joni Mangas. Carrie Kendall. Mary Leahey. Jana Price, and Lisa Mote 54 J. V. Squad Ignites Spirit From left: Patti Leahey. Sheryl Anderson, Cinde Blocher. Jerri Beasecker. Tami Rodefer, Jennifer Fritz. 55 Basketball Team Defeats Rival Blackhawks Twice The boys basketball team this year wasn't the most successful on paper, but as a learning experience it was very valuable. Bruce Applegate led the team, capturing MVP honors, while Mitch Miller and Jay Case assisted with senior leadership. The future looks excellent for the basketball team, as many lettermen will be returning. The season had its moments as UCCHS can proudly claim the title of city champs. Mitch gets past the defender. Darus drives down the lane. Varsity 5 15 uc Opponent 58 Union Twp, 55 51 Miss. Valley 50 57 Randolph So. 69 59 Winchester 70 70 Jay County 81 58 Ft. Recovery 67 71 Adams Central 73 53 Monroe Central 66 64 Monroe Central 79 56 Southern Wells 61 52 Union County 81 73 Hagerstown 66 66 Miss. Valley 53 52 Lincoln 50 58 Delta 74 50 South Adams 74 63 Centerville 87 73 Northeastern 74 62 Wapahani 75 49 Jay County 72 Bruce was the team leader on and off the court. 56 Kevin lays one in over the defender Shon came on strong at the end of the season. Richard was named to the sectional team. 57 Front row: Steve Hoflinger. mgr.. Bruce Applegate. Larry Mendenhall. Greg Elliot. Kevin Powe . David Dotson, mgr.. Row 2: Mitch Miller. Jon Price. Richard Ludwick. Shon Prescott. Row 3: Coach Gates. Darus Hime. Eric Murphey. John Whittington. Jay Case. Reserve Basketball 614 uc Opponent 32 Union Twp. 34 26 Mississinewa Valley 27 30 Randolph Southern 26 27 Winchester 50 20 Jay County 58 34 Ft. Recovery 45 32 Adams Central 41 29 Monroe Central 37 39 Union Twp. 31 43 Monroe Central 32 35 Southern Wells 48 42 Union County 47 42 Hagerstown 41 45 Mississinewa Valley 53 42 Lincoln 37 49 Delta 55 38 South Adams 55 36 Centerville 47 40 Northeastern 60 32 Wapahani 30 Shon played well on the B-team before mov- Les lays one in. ing up to play varsity. Front; Jim Dotson, mgr.. Dave Dotson, mgr.. Back; Tom Reish, Darin Pratt. Steve Herriford, Todd Bateman. Alan Kerns. Jon Price. Shon Prescott, John Garland, Ron Holt, Larry Mendenhall. Bo Humphries, Les Lee. 58 Freshmen Basketball 5-10 Front row: Todd Davis, mgr.. Bo Humphries, Les Lee, Tom Reish, Scott Pugh, Back row: Chad Bradburn. Darin Pratt, Steve Herriford. Alan Kerns, Ron Holt, Jeremy Cass, Mr. Lacy, coach. Bo played both freshman and reserve ball. Ron shoots over his opponent. opp. 32 36 53 35 33 34 24 41 22 36 68 26 29 U.C. 45 22 24 32 29 26 30 28 35 22 30 23 33 38 29 Team Centerville South Adams Jay County Northeastern (ot) Hagerstown Lincoln Rand. Southern Monroe Central Union Blue River Richmond Test Winchester Miss. Valley Tourney Record Jay County Anderson Highland Back from left; Mrs. Wright, Brenda Gilbert, Gretchin Birum, Angie Miller, Mary Forbes. Mr. Rubesch. Front: Regean Dunn. Patty Wymer, Lori Thum, Tammy Girton. 60 A Angie led the team in rebounds. Taking charge on the boards. Gretchen looks determined. In front: Raegean Dunn, Melissa Gettinger, Karla Williams, Linda Norton; Standing are. Mrs. Wright, Karla Ellison, Michelle DeHaven. Dwanna Snyder, Mr. Rubesch, Youth Dominates Girts Basketball The 1979-80 Girl's Basketball team had what one might call a new look. Two new coaches, Mr. Rubesch and Mrs. Wright, along with four frosh recruits added strength to the lone senior and two second year cagers. The overall record may be misleading for there were many bright spots this season. At times the girls looked as if they could have played with anyone in the area. We will certainly miss Brenda, but things sure are looking up for the next two or three seasons. Varsity 3-13 uc Opponent 41 Ft. Recovery 71 36 South Adams 47 43 Lincoln 49 60 Union 18 39 Union County 54 48 Centerville 44 43 Blue River 70 45 Northeastern 50 33 Jay County 54 38 Monroe Central 74 33 Randolph South ern 52 39 Randolph South ern 49 27 Hagerstown 55 42 Miss. Valley 36 35 Winchester 68 38 Monroe Central 65 Reserves 1-11 61 Wrestlers Build For Future The UCCHS wrestling team finished with a 2-'ll record which did not show the accomplishments of many individuals on the team. Vic gets set Senior Chip Smith earned Outstanding Player award with a 14-8 record and seven pins. He also placed first in the county, second in the TEC, second in the sectional and went on to compete in the regional. Vic Miller compiled a 16-5 record with seven pins while getting second in the TEC and grabbing first place in both the County and sectional meets before moving on to the regional. Jr. Hutchinson gained quick pin honors for the year with a 24 second pin. Varsity 2-11 uc Opponent 14 Hagerstown 57 30 Monroe Central 43 9 Winchester 60 36 Randolph Southern 38 36 Union Twp. 35 30 Miss. Valley 42 40 Union County 34 21 Northeastern 47 33 Miss. Valley 34 6 Jay County 62 6 Centerville 61 36 Lincoln 39 9 Wapahani 59 Chip is on top. Reserve team. Front row: Bill Wicker. Chuck Hall. Doug Edwards. Shelley Lea. Back Row: Chuck Higgins, Mike Anderson. 62 Tim makes his move. Vic receives his first place award. Varsity team. Front row: Gene Young, mgr.. Chris Moore. Brian Welch. Tim Crawford. Chip Smith. David Price. Bill Rodefer. David Hobson, mgr. Back row: Mr. Hinshaw. coach. Rick Johns. Vic Miller. Troy Merritt. Shane Merritt. Doug Miller. Brenda Stoner Statistician. 63 Front row: Denis© Byrd. Brenda Shockney, Jennifer Fritz, Ruth Bruss, Dana Stover, Cindy Moyer. Back row: Mrs. Maitlen, coach. Lori Shaw, Amy Livingston, Lisa Ingels, Sheryl Anderson, Cynthia Nunez. 64 Denise shows great potential as a gymnast. Sheryl placed well in the vault event. :indy goes through her routine. Jennifer always showed good poise and form. Beginning Level Gymnasts Grab County Crown Although the intermediate team did not win a meet this year, the outlook for gymnastics is bright. There were only three juniors and no seniors on the team while the beginning level posted a 7-1 record, their only loss coming at the hands of Lincoln by .45 of a point. Amy Livingston earned the outstanding gymnast award. Cindy Moyer performed well on the intermediate level while Brenda Shockney turned in some fine performances at the beginning level. The rest of the team was composed of sophomores and freshmen with Jerri Beasecker, Jennifer Fritz, and Dana Stover competing at the intermediate level. UC Opponent Intermediate 0-9 44.0 Hagerstown 61.35 39.9 Lincoln 50.5 31.7 Monroe Central 67.5 31.9 Winchester 46.8 45.55 South Adams 59.6 53.4 Union Twp. 63.8 46.75 Jay County 67.95 55.9 Northeastern 63.7 35.85 Blue River 56.15 4th County Meet Beginning 7-1 56.975 Hagerstown 47.55 62.0 Lincoln 62.45 79.8 Monroe Central 55.75 57.2 Winchester 55.7 65.6 South Adams 14.75 71.7 Union Twp. 58.0 74.1 Jay County 65.05 76.0 Northeastern 60.85 1st County Meet Girts Look To Bright Future This year's girl's tennis team, as most U.C. sports teams, was comprised mainly of underclassmen surrounding a small nucleus of seasoned veterans. This leaves a definite eye on the future for an improvement of the somewhat disappointing record this year. All members except Daphne Byrd and student coach Steve Hollinger will be returning to the team next year. With this thought, coach Marilyn Kirwin is very optimistic about the future of the U.C.C.H.S. tennis team. UC Opponent 6 Union County 1 0 Jay County 7 5 Northeastern 2 6 Blue River 1 2 Muncie South 5 South Adams 6 1 Centerville 6 2 Muncie Burris 5 3 Winchester 4 0 Hagerstown 7 1 Richmond 6 1 Lincoln 6 Carrie played number one singles. Mary Ellen got into the swing of things. Brenda hits a high one. Leahey and Rickert were an effective doubles combination. 66 Lauren makes the return. Daphne, the lone senior, makes the serve. 67 First Row. from left: Lauren Hoffman. Mary Leahey. Brenda Shockney. Carrie Kendall. Daphne Byrd. Second: Mrs. Kirwin. coach. Michelle DeHaven. Melissa Gettinger. Julie Rickart. Jackie Hufford. Steve Hollinger. Third: Lori Thum. Cheryl Fabert. Gretchin Byrum. Sue Schemmer. Fourth: Denise Byrd. Shannon English. Nandini Gowda. Carla Williams. Indians Improve Record Coach Noffsinger's track team improved its winless record of last year by coming through with a big TEC victory over Lincoln at our new track facilities. This years' squad was led by sophomore Shon Prescott with an amazing 200 points. Next year looks even more promising because all members of this years' team will be returning. Conference Record 1-5 Second in the County Meet Seventh in the TEC Meet Mvp — Shon Prescott Outstanding Scorer Shon Prescott — 200 pts. Shon led the Indians all the the way. Steve qualified for sectional his frosh year. 68 Shane strides toward more Indian points. Vic qualified in both the discus and the shot put for the sectional. Happiness is clearing the bar. Row 1 from left: Bo Humphries. Todd Davis. Jim Flesher. Tito Farias, Tracey Green, Tim Crawford. Mike Leahey. Ken Applegate. Row 2: Dave Hobson. Clark Sheets, Troy Merritt, Chris Hernandez, Shane Merritt, Steve Herriford, Bill Schmitz, Jerry Birum. Row 3: Coach Noffsinger, Jerry Williams, Kem Musgrove, Vic Miller, Greg Elliot, Lyle School. Todd Bateman, Squeak Young. Row 4: Rich Ludwick, John Whittington. Darus Hime. Barney Nottingham, Shon Prescott, and Rick Johns. Row 1 from left: Roegen Dunn, Patti Leahey, Diane Stocksdale. Becky Weist, Cynthia Nunez. Row 2: Jennifer Davis. Jackie Teegaden, Tami Bailey, Amy Livingston, Mary Griffin, and Kelly Fleenor. Diane won the county in the 400 meter Patti exhibits her long jumping ability, dash. Dianna Sipe is M.V.P. for track. County champs 400 m. relay. Jackie puts in another mile for U.C. Record Breaking Year The girls track team was the most successtul spring sports team that U.C.C.H.S. fielded this year. Under the direction of Coach Fulton the girls glided to a third place finish in the TEC. Diana Sipe ended her 4 years at U.C. with the long jump record. Varsity 4-8 U.C. opp. 22 South Adams 83 57 Union County 48 21 Richmond 84 46 Monroe Central 59 35 Jay County 70 53 Winchester 52 58 Northeastern 47 16 Hagerstown 89 42 Centerville 63 54 Wes-Del 51 57 Lincoln 48 30 Blue River 75 Cynthia added frosh strength. Record setting medley relay team. 71 Seniors Lead Team The 1980 golf team was led by seniors Dave Schia-vone and John Johnson. They had a supporting cast of three juniors who were Tim Villesenor, Kevin Powell, and Brian McCoy. Driving to a 3-10 season, they placed third in Randolph County and ninth in the tough sectional. Overall 3-10 3rd in County 9th in sectional MVP — John Johnson Can you teach me how to do that? Front from left: Joe Schiavone, John Johnson. Dave Schlavone. Row 2: Coach Weaver, Tim Villesenor, Kevin Powell, Brian McCoy. 72 John was M.V.P. 73 Brian concentrates on keeping his head down. Tim's stroke really improved this season. Mark was steady behind the plate. Les earned a varsity position with his excellent glove and timely hitting. Front row: Jeff Drew, Gary Fisher, Mark Wickersham. David Dotson, Les Lee, Bruce Applegate. Jim Dotson Back row: Mr. Lehman, coach. Jay Case. Greg Hoffman, Fred Barga, David Boggs. Darin Pratt, Bobby Nunez, mgr. Bruce led the hitting attack. When not playing third base, Gary pitched. Reserve team. Front row: Tom Reish, Jeremy Case. Gregg Shaw. Evan Boggs. Gary Marker, Back row: Doug Platt, Mark Keagy, Jeff Higgins, Ron Holt. Brian Underwood. Weather Hampers Indians Early season weather problems and a few bad breaks plagued the 1980 U.C.C.H.S. baseball team. Many games were cancelled because of rain while the Indians dropped a few close games when they did play. Senior Bruce Apple-gate earned the MVP award with some great plays in center field and consistent hitting at the plate. Seniors Fred Barga, Jay Case, Cirilo Nunez, and David Boggs also added depth to the Indian attack. Greg Hoffman and Gary Fisher headed the pitching staff. Freshmen Les Lee and Darin Pratt gave the team hope for the future, with their fine play. Darin gained all-conference honors as designated hitter. Varsity 1-12 0 Union County 9 0 Jay County 7 1 Centerville 11 2 South Adams 13 1 Union 11 9 Lincoln 10 0 Northeastern 10 4 Winchester 8 1 South Adams 2 4 Hagerstown 5 4 Southern Wells 1 3 Monroe Central 11 0 Wes Del 9 RESERVES 15 Hagerstown 1 0 Richmond 11 75 Band — A Year Of Changes Left to right. Row 1: Brenda Horine. Lisa Ingels. Stacy Mong. Jennifer Fritz. Cynthia Hershberger. Michelle DeHaven. Amy Livingston. Mr. Cahalan. Row 2: Gary Zimmers, Laura Weaver. Ruth Bruss, Kelly Guggenbiller. Terri Carpenter, Betsy Hindsley, Melissa Gettinger. Row 3: JoAnn Fowler, Karla Ellison. Sandra Elliot. Sandra Medona. Tina Hershberger. Jan Parks. Hope Nunez. Row 4: Alan Roberts. Jerry Williams. Kevin Bodey. Bobby Nunez. Jay Gard. Kevin Collins. Cynthia Nunez, Tito Farias. Row 5: Mark Wickersham, Rhonda McGlothlin, Kern Musgrove. Jeff Drew. Patti Leahey. Mark Weaver, Cheryl Fabert. Row 6: Jerry Warren. Diane Stocksdale. Greg Hickerson. Todd Davis. Chris Hernandez, Ron Murphy, Eric Murphy, Alan Liss. 78 Every cold Friday evening, the loyal band entertained us. DRILL TEAM — Bottom: Deanna Crawford. Row 2: JoAnn Fowler. Juanita Ramirez. Row 3: Charlotte Castor. Connie Foreman. DRUM MAJORS — Tonia Hap, Greg Hickerson. After over a year of fund-raising, the UCCHS Band showed off its sharp, new red, white and blue uniforms. This, plus a change in marching style, gave the band a crisp, flashy look. Following a tiring week at “Camp Mudd, as it was fondly called, the band dazzled UC football crowds with entertaining halftime shows and precise pre-game drills. The band performed in several parade competitions, receiving one coveted first place trophy and one second. The versatile group then became the UC Concert Band, winning a first division superior rating in the Band Contest. They performed in several concerts under the direction of Mr. Cahalan, who took over for Mr. Frey in January. Of course, who could forget the Pep Band? They really added zip to pep sessions and basketball games. The UCCFIS Band was one of the most closely-knit groups in school. The members went through a lot together — good and bad. UCCFIS was proud of the 1980 Band. It was the best yet! 79 Harmony Honeys Bottom Row: Jennifer Davis, Linda Tharp, Kathy Koon, Sherrie Kirk Top Row: Lisa Cales, Diane Stocksdale. Amy Livingston, Laura Prosser The Harmony Honeys, under the able direction of Mr. Cahalan, provided entertainment at several functions this year including the North Central dinner and the Spring Fling. 81 Chorus Bottom Row: Didi Suitts, Michelle DeHaven, Kim Lombdin. Brenda Horine, Ramona Smith. Tonia Hap. Lisa Ingles. Lisa Cales. Mr. Frey. Second Row: Janine Harshman. Donna Edwards, Deanna Crawford. Nora Ramirez. JoAnne Keener, Jenny Cash, Diane Stocksdale. Laura Prosser, Donna Tedrow. 3rd Row: Jackie Buckingham. Juanita Ramirez. Barb Hunt. Nola Besecker. Connie Foreman, Linda Tharp. Kathy Koon. Sabrina Skiver. Brenda Wise. Donna Rayl. Fourth Row: Doug Kirk. Mike Norton. Dave Hap. Monica Barton. Tammy Rainey. Tina Middaugh, Joyce Crawford. Cathy Franks. Wilma Wicker. Top Row: Stephanie LaFollette, Scott Wood, Brian Fritz. Rick Johns, James Lewis. Greg Elliott. Brad Miller. Gerald Lawrence. Mr. Cahalan, who is from Lo-gansport, Indiana is the new Chorus and Band director. He attended Indiana University and graduated at mid term. He then came to UCCHS to replace Mr. Frey. He directed the Chorus to a much-coveted first place rating at contest which they attended in April at Mun-cie. 82 Lettermen’s Club U.C.L.A. members Front Row: Joanie Sullivan, Carrie Kendall, Melissa Jones, Julie Rickert, Stacy Drew, Tony Jones, John Johnson. Dennis Davis. Fred Barga, Mitch Miller, Jay Case, Bruce Applegate. Row Two: Cindy Moyer, Lisa Zimmers. Brenda Shockney. Jim Baker, David Schiavone. Kevin Powell. David Dotson. Mark Wickersham, Donna Maloy, Terri Gilbert. Mike Turner. Chuck Hall. Doug Kirk, Row Three: Diane Stocksdale. John Whittington, Vic Miller. Junior Hutchison. Gary Fisher. Gene Young. Shon Prescott. Doug Miller. Jim Dotson. Stephen Hollinger, Chip Smith. Ted Walters. Row Four: Ron McGlothlin. Richard Ludwick, Robert Nunez. Greg Hoffman. Brian McCoy. Greg Moore, Joe Schiavone. Jerry Williams. Row Five: Larry Mendenhall. Les Siegler. Derek Bradburn. Patti Leahey. Jerri Beasecker. Jennifer Fritz. John Garland, Deanna Sipe. Patty Enis, Debbie Flatter. Tammy Girton. Mary Forbes. Row Six: Brenda Gilbert, Mary Ellen Leahey. Karla Bothast, Melina Fosnight. Kevin earned letters in football and basketball. 83 Row 1: D. Stocksdale, N. Ramirez. H. Nunez. T. Carpenter, L. Cales. B. Stoner. L. Cox. L. Bowland. B. Hunt, W. Bradburn. L. Noggle. S. LaFollette, S. Schwartzkoph. G. Washier. Row 2: B. Applegate. D. Schiavone. D. Dunham. D. Byrd. L. Mote. S. Loy. T. Musgrove, S. Linn. J. Mangas. L. Rose. T. Hap, J. Price, S. Nunez, P. Isotalo. B. Shockney. M. Wasson. W. Snyder, Mrs. Glenn. Row 3: Ms. Chenoweth, G. Hickerson. J. Byrd, D. Maloy, M. Jones, C. Kendall. S. Smith. M. Griffin, T. Thornburg, J. Hufford. C. Kirk, T. Kleman. S. Schemmer. S. Warren, S. Troutman. L. Weaver, G. Byrum. Row 4: R. McGlothlin, S. Prescott. G. Washier, C. Nunez. V. Prescott, S. Elliot. L. Hoffman, L. Ingels. R. Bruss, $. Anderson, C. Moyer, M. Leahey. J. Sullivan, R. Gowda, K. Ellison. C. Fabert. Row 5: J. Metcalfe, S. English, L. Thum. D. Byrd, H. Ponder, L. Hollinger, C. Densmore. L. Kridle. E. Mote, O. Helms. R. Miller, M. Gettinger, D. Hime. D. Zimmers, K. Boggs. J. Beasecker. P. Leahey. Row 6: C. Moore, C. Hernandez, A. Miller. N. Gowda, T. Bailey. R. McGlothlin. M. DeHaven, R. Murphy. B. Nunez. A. Reynolds. K. Grimes. J. Fritz. C. Blocher. J. Baker. S. Medina, J. Whittington. Row 7: B. Wiist, J. Harshman. T. Davis. S. Herriford, J. Case. K. Applegate. R. Holt. D. Thompson. T. Farias, K. Bodey, S. Collins, M. Leahey, D. Edwards, D. Hobson. Foreign Language Club This year's Foreign Language Club had 115 members. The Club enjoyed several parties and activities throughout the year. Left: Several members pose for a picture at the Foreign Language Club Christmas Party. 84 A V A n d L m b r Row 1: Bobby Stewart. Scott Vincent. Mike Shaw. David Dotson. Larry Mendenhall. Mrs. Reed. Row 2: Jeff Stapleton. Darus Hime. Steve Hollinger. Todd Bateman. Jon Price. John Garland. Row 1: Ann Wright. Radha Gowda. Daphne Byrd. Laura Thornburg, Carrie KendaH. Liz Eley. Row 2: Brenda Stoner. Randy Williams, Tammy Kleman. Mrs. Reed. Tina Bailey, Lauren Hoffman. 5 85 G u m I d a n c e A n d Row 1: Donna Stover, Joni Mangas, Patti Leahey, Joanie Sullivan, Brenda Shockney, Ellen Mote. Row 2 Tami Bailey, Lisa Higgins, Terri Gilbert. Jerri Beasecker, Sylvia Nunez, Lisa Mote, Sheryl Anderson. Mr. Gates. 0 f f m 1 c e H e I P 86 Row 1: Cindy Moyer, Connie Taylor, Angi Bulcher, Shelly Loy. Row 2: Leslie Kridle. Donna Maloy, Melissa Jones, Ann Wright, Debbie Frazier. 141 Row 1: Mike Leahey. Susan Corbly. Kathy Koon, Amanda Eley. Gina Norton. Jean Linn. Carolyn Hannah. Doug Edwards. Row 2. Shelly Lea. Alan Reynolds. Billy Rodefer. Diane Smith, Wendy Hudson, Ragean Dunn. Donna Barnes, Lori Snyder. Row 3: Brenda Stoner. Linda Tharp. Linda Pearson, Dru Hime. Jeff Smith. Laura Cox. Tonia Hap. Mrs Jones Row 4: Tim Owens. Shon Prescott. Kelly Gugenbillar. Eric Murphy. Dave Hap. Tori Skiver. 87 Yearbook Staff Left to right — top: Joanie Sullivan, Radha Gowda, Carrie Kendall. Les Siegler, Mrs. Reed, Jay Case. Doug Dunham. Dru Hime. David Dotson, Sue Schemmer. Richard Ludwick, Tina Bailey. Julie Rickert, Absent: Tonia Hap and Sheryl Anderson. Top: Radha concentrates on a layout. Right: Jay helps Richard learn how to put together a yearbook. 88 Working For You Mrs. Reed and co-editor, Carrie Kendall, discuss yearbook layouts with yearbook repre- This is Tonia's first year on the staff, sentative. Mr. Ash. 89 English Club Row 1: Shelly Loy. Scott Jeffries, Tonya Musgrove. Tony Jones, Linda Rose. Tonia Hap, Jay Case, Jana Price. Sylvia Nunez. Row 2: Daphne Byrd Donna Maloy, Melissa Jones. Tina Bailey. Mary Leahey. Brenda Shockney. Sherry Linn. Sherry Beasecker. Row 3: Bruce Applegate. Carrie Kendall. Dru Hime. Cindy Moyer. Joanie Sullivan. Radha Gowda, Julie Rickert, Joni Mangas Row 4 Jim Baker David Schiavone. Doug Dunham, Joe Schiavone. Lisa Mote, Cirilo Nunez. 90 Health Careers — Planning For The Future Left to right. Row 1: Brenda Shockney. Donna Maloy. Daphne Byrd. Joanie Sullivan. Mary Ellen Leahey. Radha Gowda. Row 2: Mrs. Wagoner. Ruth Bruss. Patti Leahey, Connie Jackson, Cindy Moyer. Row 3: Derek Bradburn, Leslie Kridle, Mary Anne Griffen, Ellen Mote. Barbie Hunt. Scott Wood. Health Careers -A Growing Club Health Careers is a club for students who wish to go into the field of medicine or related fields after high school. This year Health Careers had many activities, one of which was a tour of Reid Memorial Hospital in Richmond. They saw many facilities, and better understood the responsibilities of large hospitals and their problems. PRESIDENT..... VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY ... TREASURER .... OFFICERS Daphne Byrd Mary Leahey Donna Maloy Joan Sullivan 91 Daphne and Jay represented Health Careers during Homecoming. FHA — Towards New Horizons Left to right. Row 1: Annette Green, Laura Thornburg, Jennifer Medcalfe, Debbie Frazier, Joni Mangas. Sylvia Nunez. Row 2: Barbara Hannan, Angie Bulcher. Reagean Dunn. Tonia Hap. Dru Hime, Nola Beasecker, Donna Puckett. Debbie Vance, Kelly Fleenor, Rhonda Flatter. Cynthia Hershberger, Gail Smith, Debbie Flatter, Gianna Washier, Sheila Schwartzkoph, Gail Coby, Mrs. Prescott. Row 3: Charlolette Caster. Laura Prosser, Cheryl Fabert, Deanna Sipe, Joann Fowler. Debbie studies for the next lesson. Laura shows her home-making skills. 92 Future Farmers Of America As a part of FFA week, members drove tractors to school. Eric. Mark, Gary, and Mike pose during one of their meetings. Left to right: Row 1: Jerry Warren. Gary Fisher. Bill Linder, Tom Fields, Phil Wymer. Mark Prescott, Ted Hunt. Tom Neils, Mike Prescott, Mike Newman. Chuck Stewart. Row 2: Bill Thornburg. Jim Flesher, Doug Brumfield. Gary Zimmers, Dan Fowler, Dave Jessup. Dennis Davis. Scott Carpenter. Tracy Green, Eric Bentz. David Price. 93 O.E.A. O.E.A., Office Education Association. had another successful year which the Unior City chapter has a reputation for doing. Scott Jefferis, the chapter's President, was also the district Vice-President. O.E.A. Started out its 1979-1980 year by having a Halloween and a Christmas party. Both of these were enjoyable to the club. The O.E.A. District contest was held in February and the club once again did well. PRESIDENT: SCOTT JEFFERIS VICE-PRESIDENT: LAURA COX SECRETARY: JANA PRICE TREASURER: DEBBIE FRAZIER Mrs. Shaffer, the club sponser. Lisa, and Shelley enjoy their hayride. and Halloween party. Row Left to Right: Linda Rose. Tonya Musgrove. Jesse Green, Laura Cox, Debbie Frazier, Scott Jefferis. Jana Price. Shelley Loy, Lisa Mote, Sherry Beasecker. Row 2: Sherry Linn, Sylvia Nunez, Ellen Mote, Tami Bailey, Rhonda McGlothin, Dave Schiavone, Doug Dunham, Joe Schiavone, Cirilo Nunez. Row 3: Mrs. Shaffer, Cindy Kirk, Lena Noggle, Leslie Kridle, Laura Prosser, Mary Ellen Leahey. Brenda Shockney. Rhonda Miller, Onda Helms, Carrie Kendall. Row 4: Cindy Moyer, Donna Maloy, Melissa Jones, Terri Gilbert. Jon Price, Jeff Drew, Larry Mendenhall, Cindi Blocker, Jerri Beasecker. 94 Junior DECA. Row 1: Bob Hufford, Greg Hoffman, Jesse Green, Julie Barga. Row 2: Lori Snyder. Karla Bothast. Lisa Higgins, Lisa Stapleton, Bill Whittington. Row 3: Rick Thomason. Monica Barton, Lisa Hotmire. Connie Taylor, John Hatton. Row 4: Greg Elliot, Shane Merritt. Frank Perkins. Mr. Johnson. Row 5: Tom Neals. Brad Stein. Senior DECA. Row 1: Mike New. Terina Stapleton, Kim Shannon. Scott Vincent. Doug Kirk. Row 2: Brenda Stoner. Brenda Johnston. Debbie Flatter. Deana Sipe, Judy Wood, Laura Ward. Row 3: Ray Crowell. Michele Fowler, Ann Wright, Dru Hime. Sherry Beasecker Row 4: Jeff Stapleton. Brian Fritz, Mr. Johnson, Connie Keen. 95 Student Council 'H? Donna, a member of the student council spirit committee, Bruce, the student body President, speaks at a convocation, always supports the Indians. % In front: Scott Wood, Janine Harshman, David Dotsun, Jana Price. Bruce Applegate. Tonia Hap, Dave Schiavone. Sylvia Nunez. Middle: Shannon English, Melissa Gettinger. Ken Applegate. Mark Wickersham, Mr. Leahey. Les Siegler. Terri Gilbert, Donna Maloy, Mary Leahey, Scott Jeffries. Back: Steve Herriford. Kem Musgrove. Richard Ludwick, Brad Miller. National Honor Society Row 1: Daphne Byrd. Brenda Shockney, Donna Maloy. Tina Bailey, Sylvia Nunez, David Schiavone, Tonia Hap, Doug Dunham. Row 2: Joni Mangas, Laura Cox, Michelle DeHaven, Debbie Frazier, Jerri Beasecker, Diane Stocksdale, Sue Schemmer. Sherry Bea-secker. Row 3: Lisa Mote, Jana Price, Joe Schiavone, Bruce Applegate, David Dotson, Mark Wickersham. Julie Rickert, Jay Case. Row 4: Julia Lyons, Carrie Kendall, Melissa Jones, Jim Baker, Cinde Blocher, Michele Kirk, Linda Rose, Sherry Linn. Row 5: Sponsor, Miss Chenoweth, Cynthia Hershberger, Kathy Koon. Shelly Loy, Tonya Musgrove. Jon Price. Les Seigler. Happy sisters! Donna is delighted! The National Honor Society induction ceremony was held this year on April 23rd. There was the usual program with remarks by Dr. Fred R. Burgman. The highlight of the program was the tapping and pinning ceremony. A reception for all members and their parents was held in the school cafeteria immediately following the program. 98 Agape Bible Club Left to right. Row 1: Diane Stocksdale, Lisa Zimmers. Laura Hollinger. Mendy Carpenter. Doug Edwards. Row 2: David Hobson. Bill Schmitz. Darus Hime. Greg Hickerson. Fellowship Of Christian Athletes Left to right. Row 1: Mark Wickersham. Tony Jones. David Dotson. Dennis Davis. Jim Dotson. Jay Case, Bruce Applegate. Row 2: Diane Stocksdale. Brenda Shockney, Melissa Jones. Donna Maloy. Julie Rickert. Brenda Gilbert, Lisa Mote, Carrie Kendall. Row 3: John Whittington. Larry Mendengall, Jeff Drew. Joe Schiavone, Jon Price. Dave Shciavone. Cirilo Nunez, Daphne Byrd. 99 1Q2 BRUCE APPLEGATE National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Swing Choir 1, 2; FCA 3, 4; Foreign Language Club 3, 4; Letterman's Club 3. 4; English Club 2. 3. 4; Student Council 1 2. 3, 4; Student Body President 4; Homecoming.King 3; Class Vice-Pres. 2.3; Baseball 1, 2. 3. 4; Basketball 1, 2. 3. 4; Hoosier Boys State BRUCE D. BOTHAST Bus Barn 3, 4 DAVID BOGGS Chorus 1, 2. 3. 4. Baseball 1, 2. 3. 4; Football 1, 4; Basket-ball 1 JAMES DEAN BAKER Foreign Language Club 1 2. 3.4; A-V Assistant 3; KISS 3,4; Letterman's Club 2. 3.4; English Club 3. 4; Basketball Mgr. 2; Track Mgr. 2 Women in the Army fine! But men in the kitchen? FREDERICK JAMES BARGA Foreign Language Club 1 2; Library Assistant 2; Letterman's Club 1. 2. 3. 4. English Club 3; Football 1 2. 3. 4; Basketball 1, 2; Baseball 1. 2. 3, 4; KISS 2 SHERRY BEASECKER (far left center) National Honor Society 3, 4; Auxiliary Corps 1; DECA 3, 4; OEA 3. 4; English Club 2. 3. 4; Track 1; Volleyball 2, 3; Basketball 2; Cheerleading 1, 2 103 Jana makes a new friend. DAPHNE ALYSSE BYRD National Honor Society 2, 3. 4; Swing Choir 2. 3 — Treasurer; Foreign Language Club 12,3.4; Health Careers 2. 3, 4 — President; English Club 3, 4; Student Council t 2. 3 — Secretary; Home-coming Candidate 4; Sr. Class Play 4; Volleyball Mgr. 1; Basketball Mgr. 1; Tennis 1. 2, 3, 4; Hoosier Girls State 3; Jr. Miss Candidate 4; Pep Club 4; FCA 4 HENRY A. BRENEMEN Football 1; KISS 3 SCOTT CARPENTER (far right center) DECA 3; FFA 1, 2. 3, 4 JAY CASE National Honor Society 2. 3. 4; Swing Choir 1; Class President 1, 2. 3. 4; Bible Club 4; Foreign Language Club 1, 2; English Club 2, 3, 4; Letter-man's Club 2. 3. 4; Yearbook Staff 2, 3. 4; Homecoming Candidate 4; Prom Candidate 3; Sr. Class Play 4; KISS 3, 4; Football 1; Baseball 1. 2. 3,4; Basketball 1 2.3,4; Hoosier Boys State 3 Enthusiasm was one of the Senior class's strong points. 104 KIMBERLY S. DODD Art Club 2. 3; Foreign Language Club 2. 3; FHA 2; English Club 2. 3; DECA 3; OEA 2; Student Council 1 2; Office Help 1; Track 1; 4-H 1 2. 3, 4; Exchange Student to Australia PAT CAMPBELL Letterman's Club 2; Track 2. 4 DANA LAMAR COLEMAN Sadie Hawkins King Candidate 3 I LAURA LYN COX National Honor Society 3. 4; Art Club 2. 3. 4. Track 2; DECA 3; Foreign Language Club 2. 3. 4; OEA 3. 4 — V. Pres., 4-H 3 yrs.; Yearbook Staff 3; Homecoming Candidate 4. Library Assistant 2, 4 DENNIS ALAN DAVIS Chorus 1. 2. 3: Swing Choir 2. FFA 1, 2. 3, 4. Letterman's Club 2. 3. 4; 4-H 1. 2, 3, 4. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1,4; Track 1,4; KISS 1,2, 3.4, FCA 4 JENNIFER DAVIS DECA 3; FHA 3; Office Help 1. 2. 3; English Club 3, 4; Senior Class Play Crew 4 105 Can you match the name with the scientist? Choices are: Einstein, Newton, Faraday. Pasteur Steve's backhand is a killer! STACY DREW Chorus 1, 2; Foreign Language Club 1; Letterman's Club 2. 3. 4; Football 1 2, 3; Wrestling 1. 3; Baseball 2 MELINA FOSNIGHT (far right center) Band 1. 2; Pep Band 1; Art Club 1, 2. 3; DECA 3; Letterman's Club 1, 2. 3, 4; Basketball 1; Tennis 1, 2, 3 DOUGLAS NEIL DUNHAM National Honor Society 3, 4; Agape Bible Club 1. 2; Foreign Language Club 1. 2, 3, 4; OEA 4; A-V Assistant 3; English Club 3. 4 — Vice-President; Yearbook staff 4; Sr. Class Play 4; Homecoming Candidate 4; Prom Candidate 3; KISS Radio 4 DEBORAH LEE FLATTER Chorus 1, 2; DECA 3,4; FHA 1, 2, 3. 4; Letterman's Club 1, 2. 3, 4; 4-H 1 2. 3, 4; Track 1. 2 TOM FIELDS Chorus 3; Swing Choir 1. 2. FFA 2. 3, 4; 4-H 1, 2. 3, 4; Football 2 MICHELE M. FOWLER Swing Choir 1, 2; DECA 3, 4; Track 2; Library Assistant 2; KISS 3. 4 106 Fight, Brenda, fight! DEBORAH K. FRAZIER National Honor Society 2. 3. 4; Band 1.2. 3; Pep Band 2, 3; OEA 3, 4. Foreign Language Club 2. FHA 1. 2. 3, 4; Office Help 1,3,4; Sr. Class Play 4.4-H 1, 2, 3. 4,; School Musical 2 BRIAN L. FRITZ Chorus 1 4; DECA 3. 4: Homecoming Candidate 4 CHUCK HALL Letterman's Club 2, 3. 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1 BRENDA GILBERT Band 1; Pep Band 1; Foreign Language Club 1, 2; Letter-man's Club 1, 2. 3. 4; Homecoming Candidate 4; FCA 4; Pep Club 4. Basketball 1,2.4; Track 1, 2; Volleyball 1, 2, 4. Softball 3 Seniors were active in sports, but also excelled academically. Seniors took a variety of classes — from English to Math. Business. Agriculture, and Shop. TONI A ANN HAP National Honor Society 2. 3, 4. Auxiliary Corps 1. 2, 3; Chorus 3. 4; Swing Choir 3; Art Club 1. 2, 3. 4; FHA 1. 2, 3. 4. Health Careers 2. 3; English Club 3. 4. JAY GARD (far left center) Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Pep Band 1, 2, 3; FFA 1. 2; Sr. Class Play 4; Homecoming Candidate 4 107 Can Mitch figure it out? KURT HORN FFA 2, 3. 4; Prom Candidate 3; Basketball 1; Bus Barn 3. 4 What a masterpiece! STEPHEN JEROME HOLLINGER A-V Assistant 4; Letterman's Club 2. 3, 4; Sr. Class Play 4; FCA 4 — President. Baseball 2; Track Mgr. 1. 3; Tennis 1. 2. 3, 4; Basketball 1; Basketball Mgr. 2. 3, 4 DRU ANN HIME Band 1; Agape Bible Club 1. 2, 3; Art Club 1 2. 3. 4; DEC A 4; FHA 2. 3. 4; Library Assistant 3; English Club 3. 4; Student Council 1; Yearbook Staft 3. 4; Track 1; Basketball 1 3 SCOTT HUMPHRIES (far right center) Band 1. 2; DECA 3, 4. Homecoming Candidate 4 JOHN HUMMEL FFA 1; Office Help 3; KISS 1 3; Intramurals 1. 3. 4 After days of hard work — the parade! PIA ISOTALO Rotary Exchange Student from Finland; Foreign Language Club 4; English Club 4; Pep Club 4 108 SCOTT ALLEN JEFFERIS OEA 3. 4 — President; OEA State officer. English Club 3, 4. Student Council 4; Sr. Class Play 4; Class Vice-President 1, 4; Tennis 1 2, 3; Track 1; KISS 3. 4; Basketball announcer 4 MICHAEL ROBERT KEITH Chorus 1. 2. 3; KISS 1. 2. 3. 4 DAVE ALAN JESSUP DECA 3: FFA 4; Football 1. 3 Bruce, you won! TONY JONES Band 1, 2. Pep Band 1. 2. FFA 2. 3. Foreign Language Club 1; Letterman's Club 2. 3. 4. English Club 3,4; Sr. Class Play 4. FCA 4. Football 1. 2, 3. 4 BRENDA K. JOHNS Auxiliary Corps 1. 2. Chorus 1. 2; DECA 3. 4 JOHN JOHNSON (far left center) Lettermans Club 2. 3. 4. Football 1. 2. 3. 4. Prom Candidate 3; Bus Barn 3.4. Golf 1. 2. 3.4. Intramurals 1. 3. 4 109 Excited candidates pose. Don't they look nice? Will Tonia be the next Beverly Sills? KATHY (KOON) LINDSEY Chorus 3. 4; Swing Choir 1 2. 3. 4; Art Club 4; School Musical 2; Homecoming Candidate 4 BILL LINDER (far right center) FFA 1,2 — Secretary. 3 4 — President; Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3; Wrestling 1, 2. 3 GERALD WAYNE LAWRENCE Chorus 1.2. 3.4; KISS 1.2. 3.4 Seniors behind the scenes at KISS. JAMES V. LEWIS Chorus 4; Art Club 1, 2; A-V Assistant 3; Football 1, 2; Baseball 1 JESSE AARON LEA FFA 1. 2; Sr. Class Play 4; KISS 2. 4 SHERRY SUE LINN National Honor Society 3. 4; Pep Band 1, 2; Band 1. 2; Foreign Language Club 1. 3, 4; OEA 3, 4; Library Assistant 2, 3. English Club 3. 4, Student Council 2; Yearbook Staff 3, Sr. Class Play 4. 4-H 1. 2. 3, 4 110 SHELLY LEIGH LOY Pep Band 2; Band 1, 2; Foreign Language Club 1. 2, 3, 4; OEA 3. 4. Office Help 4. English Club 3. 4; Senior Class Play 4. Prom Candidate 3; KISS 2. 3; Pep Club 4; Cheerleader MITCH MILLER Chorus 2; Art Club 2; Letter-man's Club 2. 3, 4; Senior Class Play 4; Homecoming Candidate 4. Prom Court 3; Football 1. 2. 3. 4. Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4 JULIA ANN LYONS National Honor Society 3, 4; Volleyball 3.4: Basketball 1. 3 Jamey and Chip: Senior talent country-style! DAVID CLYDE McCOY Art Club 1; Basketball . 2. 3. Tennis 4; KISS 4 LAVONA ELLEN (THARP) McDAVID (far left center) Pep Band 1; Band 1; Library Assistant 2. Basketball Mgr. t JONI ELAINE MANGAS National Honor Society 2, 3. 4; Band 1, 2; Foreign Language Club 1, 2. 3. 4. FHA 1, 2. 3. 4; Guidance Help 3. 4; English Club 4; Class Secretary 1, 2. 3. 4. Homecoming Candidate 4. Prom Court 3; Cheerleader 2. 3. 4, Bradford Queen Contest 4; Who's Who in H.S. Students 3; KISS 4 Jack Underwood, emcee for the Mardi Gras Pageant, introduces Tonya, who was proud to represent UCCHS. m - Socializing in Sociology! LISA MARIE MOTE National Honor Society 3. 4; OEA 3. 4; Chorus 2. 3; Swing Choir 3; Foreign Language Club 1. 2. 3, 4. English Club 4; Guidance Help 2. 3. 4; Sr. Class Play 4; School Musical 2; Class Treasurer 1, 2. 3,4; 4-H 1, 2. 3. 4, Homecoming Queen 4; Homecoming Court 3; Prom Court 3; Tennis 1; Mardi Gras runner-up 4; Cheerleader 1. 2, 3, 4; FCA 4 CIRILO NUNEZ (far right center) Foreign Language Club 1; OEA 4; English Club 3,4. Sr. Class Play 4; Homecoming Candidate 4; Baseball 3. 4; KISS 3, 4 TONYA ANNETTE MUSGROVE National Honor Society 3, 4; Pep Club 4. Foreign Language Club 12,3,4; Band 1. 2; OEA 3.4; Guidance Help 2. 3.4; English Club 3.4; Sr. Class Play 4. Prom Candidate 3; Homecoming Candidate 4; Mardi Gras 4; Cheerleader 1 2 MIKE NORTON Chorus 4; Wrestling 2, 3. 4. KISS 1. 2. 3. 4 Pia, who is from Vehmaa. a small Finnish town, loves her stay in UC. and we all love having her here. When she returns to Finland, she has two more years of high school and then plans to study languages. Arriving in August 79, Pia first noticed the many corn fields, big cars, and politeness of the Hoosier people Her friendliness impressed us, and we'll never forget her! MICHAEL S. NEW DECA 3. 4. Letterman's Club 1, Homecoming Candidate 3; Track 1; Basketball 1; Cross Country 1 SYLVIA NUNEZ National Honor Society 2. 3, 4; Auxiliary Corps 1; Foreign Language Club 2. 3. 4; OEA 4; FHA 3, 4; Library Assistant 3. Guidance 4; English Club 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; Homecoming Candidate 4. Prom Candidate 3, Basketball 1; Track 1. Homecoming Court 1 2; Cheerleader 2. 3, 4 112 BRIAN EMERY OSBORNE Football 1, 2; Wrestling 2; Tennis 2; KISS 3 MARC ALLEN PRESCOTT Homecoming Candidate 4; FFA 1. 2, 3, 4; Basketball Mgr. 1 JIM REIER Pep Band 1 2; Band 1 2. 3; Chorus 1; School Musical 2; Office Help 2; Letterman's Club 3. 4; DECA 3; Football 2. 3. 4; Wrestling 2 LINDA SUSAN ROSE National Honor Society 3, 4. Pep Band 1. 2. 3; Band 1. 2. 3; Foreign Language Club 1. 2, 3. 4; English Club 3. 4; OEA 4. Library Assistant 3; School Musical 2; Tennis 1; Prom Candidate 3; Cadet Teacher 3. 4 Our fearless leader writes out another announcement. JULIE ANN PRESCOTT Foreign Language Club 2; DECA 3; Chorus 2; Girls Basketball Mgr. 1 JANA LYN PRICE (far left center) National Honor Society 2. 3. 4. Foreign Language Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Band 1. 2: OEA 3. 4. Cheerleader 1, 2. 3. 4; Guidance Help 2. 3. 4; English Club 3. 4; Student Council 3. 4; Homecoming Candidate 4; Prom Candidate 3; KISS 4 Kathy really wows 'em with her jazzy piano playing! 113 The girls grab a quick snack between classes. DAVID BRYAN SCHIAVONE Foreign Language Club 2. 3, 4; OEA 4; A-V Assistant 3; Letterman's Club 3, 4; English Club 3. 4 — Treasurer; Sr. Class Play 4. Student Council 3, 4 — Treasurer; Prom Court 3; Homecoming Candidate 4; Tennis 1.2. 3.4; Golf 1.2. 3. 4; KISS 3. 4; FCA 4 CLARK SHEETS (far right center) FFA 1 2; A-V Assistant 2; KISS 3; Track 1 I JOSEPH CARL SCHIAVONE OEA 4; Letterman's Club 1 2. 3; English Club 3. 4 — President; Golf 1 2. 3. 4; KISS 3. 4 KIMBERLY LORENE SHANNON Pep Band 1 2; Band 1. 2; Foreign Language Club 1 2, 3. 4; DECA 3. 4 LISA SCHOLL Chorus 3; DECA 3. 4; Sr. Class Play 4; Library Assistant 1 Prom Candidate 3 DEANNA JEAN SIPE Chorus 1 2; DECA 3. 4; FHA 1 2. 3. 4; Track 12.3. 4; Letterman's Club 12.3.4 Jim spends a quiet moment editing the news. 114 STEVEN R. (CHIP) SMITH Band 2. Foreign Language Club 1, 2; Letterman's Club 3, 4. Golf 2. 3; Wrestling 1. 2. 3, 4; Bus Barn 3, 4 JEFFREY ALLEN STAPLETON DECA 3. 4; A-V Assistant 2. 3, 4. Football 2 RON SUTTON FFA 1. 2. 3. Bus Barn 3. 4 ANTHONY SCOTT Dave asks. Where is VINCENT mvseat? DECA 3. 4. KISS 1. 2; A-V Assistant 1. 2. 3, 4 Yea. rah. SENIORS!!! BRENDA MICHELLE STONER (far left center) Chorus 2: Art Club 2. 3. 4. Foreign Language Club 2. 3. DECA 1. 2. 3. 4, Homecoming Candidate 4. Wrestling Score-keeper 2. 3. 4 TERIANA STAPLETON DECA 3. 4. DECA District President 4; Library Assistant 2. 3 IIS Foods class is a senior's favorite pastime. TED WALTERS A-V Assistant 1; Letterman's Club 2. 3. 4; Homecoming Candidate 4; Prom King 3; Basketball 1 2. 3; Track 1, 4; Cross Country 1. 2, 3, 4; Bus Barn 3, 4 RANDY DEAN WILLIAMS Chorus 2, 3; FFA 1; Library Assistant 4 LORA (HUFFINE) WARD DECA 3,4; Library Assistant 3; English Club 3 GREG WHITESEL Band 12; FFA 1,2.3.4. 4-H 1. 2, 3, 4; Bus Barn 3, 4 MARK ALAN WEAVER Band 1.2,3.4; Pep Band 12, 3, 4; Swing Choir 2; Art Club 2; OEA 3; Foreign Language Club 1; Sr. Class Play 4; Track 3; Baseball 1. 2 JUDITH ELAINE WOOD DECA 3. 4 116 The Advanced Math class studies pyramids. ANN WRIGHT Chorus 1; DEC A 3, 4; Office Help 3, 4; Library Assistant 3, 4; KISS 3 JEFFERY ALLAN HUNTWORK Football 1; Wrestling 1, 2; Letterman's Club 1. 2 if 3 oil have built castles in the air, your work need not be lost; Pictures not available: John Arnold Dennis Cales Ray Crowell Patty Enis Mickey Gwin Brenda Johnston Connie Keen Elizabeth Keen Doug Kirk Michele Kirk Sherrie Kirk Sherrie LaFuze That is where they should be. Now put the foundations under them. . H £ avJrf Thoreau 117 118 Jeff Byrd Kevin Collins Mark Eley Rhadha Gowda Cynthia Hershberger Lisa Cales Tim Conyers Greg Elliott Annette Green Lisa Higgins Terri Carpenter Susan Corbly Gary Fisher Jesse Green Ty Hill Tina Bailey Mike Blankey Allen Cash Deanna Crawford Joanne Fowler Carolyn Hannah Greg Hoffman Julie Barga Karla Boathast Charlotte Caster David Dotson Terri Gilbert Dave Hap Jim Hogle Monica Barton Angie Bulcher Gale Coby Donna Edwards Bernice Gardner John Hatton Brenda Horine Lisa Hotmire Juniors Gain Spirit Joann says, “Indians are no. 1 . Junior class officers (Standing from left) Mr. Black, advisor; Mr. Root, advisor; (seated from left) Tina Bailey, Treas., Eric Murphy, Pres.. Mary Leahey. Vice-Pres.. Melissa Jones. Sec. Bobby Hufford Ted Hunt Rick Johns 119 r Melissa Jones Carrie Kendall Lynna Kerns Tammy Kleman Mary Ellen Jane Light Amy Livingston Jay Loomis Brian McCoy Donna Maloy Leahey Brad Miller Victor Miller Greg Moore Brian Mote Cindy Moyer Shane Merritt Jett Musil Tom Neels Mike Newman Mark Hope Nunez Eric Murphy Tim Pearson Frank Perkins Marc Pitman Nottingham Laura Prosser Linda Pearson Nora Ramirex Ron Rayl Julie Rickert Kevin Powell Rick Rudy Tammy Pruitt Brenda Tori Skiver Diane Smith Elaine Rose Lori Snyder Lisa Stapleton Bill Sheets Brad Steen Shockney Diane Stocksdale Joan Sullivan Mike Turner Connie Taylor Debbie Vance Susie Tedrow Tim Villasenior Linda Tharp Brian Welch Mark Joe Wise Phil Wymer Wickersham Rick Thomason Laura Susie Welch Thornburg John Whittington Gene Young Lisa Zimmers Tom and Melissa found some time to sit in the sun. 122 Jerri Beasecker Ruth Bruss Jim Dotson Kelly Fleenor Tammy Girt on Eric Bentz Preston Bulcher Jeff Drew Mary Forbes Debbie Goldsberry Cinde Blocher Jenny Cash Charlotte Edwards Bonnie Foreman Jamie Gray Sheryl Anderson Donna Barnes Kreg Boggs Joyce Crawford Amanda Eley Jennifer Fritz Bill Griffen Dominique Arnold Todd Bateman Jody Bothast Sallie Cumberledge Leanne Fisher John Garland Kelly Guggenbiller Tami Bailey Laurie Beals Derek Bradburn Michelle DeHaven Rhonda Flatter Melissa Gettinger Barbara Hannan Sophomore class officers: (from left) Mrs. Glenn, advisor, Robert Nunez, Treas., Onda Helms, Sec.. David Zimmers, Pres., Richard Ludwick, Vice-Pres. Onda Helms Cary Hersberger Sophomores Greg Hickerson Chuck Higgins Darus Hime John sprints to a victory. 124 Lauren Hoffman Cindy Kirk James Liss Sandra Medina Lena Noggle David Price Tina Riley Jackie Hufford Leslie Kridle Richard Ludwick Larry Mendenhall Gina Norton Jon Price Kim Roberts Lisa Ingles Toni LaFuze David Mangas Doug Miller Robert Nunez Donna Puckett Tami Rodefer Mark Keagy Vicky Laxton Bill Mangas Rhonda Miller Tim Owens Billy Rainey Dan Ross Dixie Kendall Patti Leahey Rhonda McGlothlin Ellen Mote Doug Platt Tammy Rainey Sue Schemmer Todd Kendall Mary Leverette Ronnie McGlothlin Mark Mote Shon Prescott Alan Reynolds Lyle Scholl Shelia Schwartzkopf Connie Schultz Vernon Songer Deidre Suitts Jerry Williams Matt Setters Les Siegler David Steen Tonya Thornburg Lori Shaw Jeff Smith Toyia Stewart Gianna Washier Scott Wood John Shafer Dianna Smith Chuck Stewart Jerry Warren Rusty Williams Mike Shaw Ramona Smith Teresa Stewart Brian Wasson Jim Sheets Sharon Smith Danna Stover Todd Wenger Tom Woodard David Zimmers 126 Mike Anderson Nola Besecker Evan Boggs Denise Byrd Tim Crawford Raegean Dunn Shannon English Ken Applegate Gretchen Birum Lisa Bowlen Jerry Byrum Tim Cummings Doug Edwards Cheryl Fabert Amy Bentz Kevin Bodey Dan Bradburn Mandy Carpenter Todd Davis Mary Edwards Cheryl Farber Doug Brumfield Jeremy Case Lisa Dean Liz Eley Tito Farias Eric Bruss Richard Clark Cindy Densmore Sandra Elliott Holly Fields Jackie Buckingham Scott Collins Jim Dubeansky Karla Ellison James Flesher Freshmen class officers, (standing from left) Jeremy Case. Pres., Mr. Lehman, advisor, (seated from left) Steve Heriford. Vice-Pres. Jennifer Metcalfe. Sec., Tom Reish, Treas. Connie Foreman Dan Fowler Nandim Gowda John Green Kevin Grimes Cris Herandez Jeff Higgins 128 Bo Humphries Maris a Johnson Shelly Lea Gary Marker Barbie Hunt Ted Keen Mike Leahey Mike Mason Connie Jackson Joann Keener Les Lee Trot Merritt Tim Hightower Laura Hollinger Kim Jackson Allan Kerns Jean Linn Jennifer Metcalfe Betsy Hindsley Ron Holt Rodney Johns Stephanie LaFollette Terry McGhee Tom Michaels David Hobson Wendy Hudson Gianna Johnson Kim Lambdin Mike Mangas Tina Middaugh Angie Miller Ed Moreno Kern Musgrove Heidi Ponder Donna Rayl Raymond Rose Stacey Mong Erin Murphy Tracy Noel Darin Pratt Todd Reffett Bill Schmitz Cris Moore Ron Murphy Linda Norton Valerie Prescott Ryan Reichard Jason Setters Cynthia Nunez Cheryl Pruitt Tom Reish Greg Shaw Jan Parks Scott Pugh Allen Roberts Sabrina Skiver Kenny Pearson Juanita Ramirez Bill Rodefer Wendy Snyder 129 130 otD,n Bob Stewart Stapleton Tim Stewart Donna Tedrow Bill Thornburg Danielle Thornburg Lori Thum Mark Tillman Jackie Teegarden Daren Sabrina Thompson Thompson Sonya Troutman Don Wagner Melissa Wasson Laura Weaver Billy Wicker Carla Williams Kim Williams Sandy Warren Wilma Wicker Becky Wiist Brenda Wise Brian Woodard Patty Wymer Dianna Young Gary Zimmers 134 Foreign Language U Mrs. Glenn, besides teaching Spanish, was also sophomore Miss Chenowith reluctantly takes time out to pose, class sponsor. Are you sure you know how to run that camera? Singing In the rain? 135 English, Speech And Mrs. O'Conner took over Sophomore English classes. Miss Fulton was a second year member of the U.C.C.H.S. faculty. 136 Mrs. Austin gives an encouraging look to a student. Mr. Leahey poses as the Thinker. Mrs. McCoy was always seen with a cheery Mr. Leahey, again, was sponsor of Student Council, smile. 137 Besides being a teacher, Mr. Black was also Jr. Class sponsor. Mr. Satkamp shows us his better side Mr. Johnson was once again sponsor of D.E.C.A. It's obvious that Miss Houser enjoys teaching. 138 Mrs. Shaffer prepares one of her famous bulletin boards. Mr. Rubesch was a new addition to the UCCHS faculty. i 139 Being a former UCCHS student. Miss Hodson felt quite at home. Mrs. Jones explains a class project. 140 Mr. Gates studies a scouting report. Mr. Noffsinger and Mrs. Wright obviously enjoy their work. Mr. Cahalan took over where Mr. Frey We caught Mrs. Boldwin and Mrs. Prescott piannina another left off. dinner. 141 142 143 144 145 School Board: James Carpenter. William Westfall. James Davis. Joe Mathias. Richard Applegate. The Succussus staff of 1980 would like to thank the following businesses and individuals for their support. Without their help this yearbook would not have been possible. Steven Dubeansky's Roofing and Painting Food Bowl Cafeteria Jane Fulton Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gettinger HA-STE Manufacturing Co. House of Flowers Mr. and Mrs. Fred Huddle Smith's Shoe Repair Sweet Shoppe Bargas Lawn Mower Repair Bartonia Store Beard, Peterson, and Stahlbush Chamber of Commerce C 8c J Commercial Driveaway Inc. Commercial Printing Mr. and Mrs. Phil DeHaven Mr. and Mrs. John Kirwin Lee's Appliance Center Mode O'Day Pinnet Insurance Agency Mr. and Mrs. Tom Price Mr. and Mrs. Murray Schemmer Standard Agencies Inc. Sullivan and Chalfant — Attorneys At Law Throp's Sewing Center U.C. Motor Company U.C. R.V. Center Valet Cleaners Weaver Brothers Wise Paint Store Woodcrest Lanes Mr. and Mrs. James P. Zaharako STEREO ROCK 24 hours day 'tiUB Mr @£JlG2 IB Sports Center 108 S. Meridian St. Winchester, Indiana FURNITURE APPLIANCES LEES Magnavox DE Bi DEBOLT’S FURNITURE Hot Point and RCA Appliances RCA Color TV V2 mile east on Hwy 571 UNION CITY, OHIO Sham’s Service R.R. 1 St. Rt. 28 N UNION CITY, INDIANA PHONE: 317-964-6509 COLONIAL CARPET 239 W. Pearl St. 964-5755 BILL and ARLENE FENTON — owners — 9 UNION TRUST COMPANY 211 W PEARL Phone: 964-3185 Union City, Indiana 47390 KS Compliments of FISHERS JERRY'S AUTO SALES Hand Picked Used Cars BROADWAY CANDY COMPANY 840 E. Main Union City, Ohio 968 7418 UNION CITY, IND 964-4232 FRANK MILLER DEL-MAR LUMBER COMPANY A TRIANGLE PACIFIC COMPANY 723 WEST PEARL ST. UNION CITY, IN 47390 Located on Jackson Pike 964-3196 UNION CITY, IN lUKIUE VISITING-HOURS g 2 00-4Y50 - PM. Oc. 6 30-800 - PM cC U OFFICE-HOURS O 8 00 - 4 00 • A CENTER HOPE •V£'1sr a V r i-.S ■' .� ; CROTINGER NURSING HOME INC. 151 UNION CITY READY MIX CONCRETE TO YOUR SPECIFICATIONS • On Time Delivery • Rt. 4 Westinghouse Rd. Union City, Ind. 964-6572 — if no answer, Greenville call 548-1718 BOSTON STORE Your Department Store for Fine Clothes. 218 W. Pearl St. Union City, Indiana Phone: 964 4151 FRAZIER SUPPLY CO. 202 W Pearl Union City, IN WRIGHTS FLOWERS GIFTS STATE LINE CLOTHING CARE CENTER OAK and STATE LINE Dry Cleaning Pressing Alterations Custom Laundry Self-Service coin laundry 152 C3 ki FARMERS STATE BANK UNION CITY, OHIO 47390 Serving the Entire Community CN ur- - c? ►- 4j jPOSTOfFttl V) Hi IpaomebsI 1 £ 1 £ OHIO ROUTE 47 INDIANA OHIO o 0 V) ? e'° 154 FORD ALIGNMENT — TUNE-UP — WHEEL BALANCE Carburetors — Brakes — All Mechanical Work Schmidt Auto Service 723 West Chestnut Street UNION CITY, INDIANA Gene Schmidt, owner — operator Phone: 964-3723 BEN FRANKLIN Lincolndale Plaza We Bring Variety to life! Jack Apsley Ford Inc. R.R. 4 W. Chestnut St. Hwy 32 UNION CITY, IN. 47390 ROBERTA. BOLEN INSURANCE MARV'S TIRE SERVICE Rt. 2 North Plum St. Union City, IN Serving the Community for 35 Years Union Insurance Agencies 329 E. Elm Union City, Ohio 968 4959 9740 St. Rd. 49 Ansona, Ohio 337 3011 or 337-7979 156 Williams Carpet Draperies 302 N. Columbia William CARPET • � DRAPERIES f Walling Store 225 N. Columbia Union City, IN. 47390 Women and Children's -Apparel 964-5707 © WARNER CABLE OF UNION CITY 226 W. Pearl Street Union City, IN 47390 513-964-6201 Shafer’s Sheet Metal Shop Charles M. Blackmore — — owner 605 W. Pearl — 964-4161 MIRACLE H2° WITH TIMMONS H2° SYSTEMS 304 Elm St. Union City, Ohio 968 4769 GINNY’S SHIRT SHOP 227 N. Columbia Union City, IN Phone: 964-6472 Ginnv's SHIRT SHOP Compliments of MOTE FARM SERVICE Located at 647 W. Chestnut Union City, Indiana 47390 Phone: 964-6203 ROBERT'S BODY SHOP 120 E. Elm Complete Body Care and Rust Proofing 24 Hour Wrecker Service Phone: 968-3240 KING'S Lincolndale Plaza Union City's Largest and Most Complete Hardware Store Open 7 Days a Week R.G. APPLEGATE MANUFACTURING COMPANY; INC. Saratoga, Indiana Phone: 317-964-4890 BRUSS REPAIR JOHN DEERE LAWN GARDEN TRACTORS SALES SERVICE pplegatey ROGER BRUSS S.R. 32 West owner Union City, Indiana 47390 THE VILLAGE BOOTERY for style quality at reasonable prices COMPLETE SHOE REPAIR SERVICE PAT and DICK GIGANDET TWO LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU Versailles, Ohio 513-526-3032 Union City, In. 317-964-6562 SHELLER-GLOBE CORPORATION HARDY DIVISION GADE NURSING HONK 400 GADE AVE.. UNION CITY, OHIO A beautiful, friendly, relaxed atmosphere 3 locations to serve you Union City 400 Gade Ave. 968-6264 Greenville 405 Chestnut 548-1993 Greenville 208 Sweltzer 548-1993 162 OVERPASS MOTEL 28 Modern Units A St H MARA THON Air Conditioned — Electric Heat Color Ca ble T.V. UNION CITY, INDIANA Kenny and Doris Girten Automatic Owners Wash Dry $1.50 WITH 10 GAL. OR MORE $2.50 WITH NO GAS HOT WAX — $1.00 EXTRA RAIN CHECK Phone: 317 — 584 8281 I — IS AVAILABLE — St. Rds. 32 and 37 I Winchester, IN ELKS LODGE 1534 DINING OPEN TO PUBLIC MONDAY-FRIDAY 11:00 TO 2:30 LUNCH SATURDAY AND FRIDAY NIGHT 6:00 TO 11:00 ENTERTAINMENT: 8:00 TO 11:00 UNION CITY, INDIANA 47390 Supports Union City Community High School LYNCH SUPPLY COMPANY INCORPORATED UNION CITY GRAIN COMPANY CYCLE Sales and Service Motorcycles and Snowmobiles 247 Sycamore St. Union City, Ohio Phone: 968-5476 Paul Rehmert, Owner UNION CITY 166 SfMMUS U KM ta THE SHADOWS COME FIND OUT WHAT THE SHADOW KNOWS m I � if ii l£j: � “Ms” ffl ffl BOUSER’S BARN Keith Bousman owner St. Rd. 32 W. Union City 964-6259 Pizza — Chicken Enjoy the Rustic Atmosphere With the Best Food Possible — Dine in or Carry Out — UNION CITY PHOTO CENTER STUDIO, INC. 211 N. Columbia Street Union City. Indiana 47390 Your One Stop Photo Center Portrait — Wedding — Commercial Cameras — Film — Photo Supplies MANAGER DAN STOCKTON FRAZE AND TIMMONS FUNERAL HOME located at 432 West Pearl St. Union City, Indiana Phone: 964-4131 Compliments of NEIL’S A W FAMILY RESTAURANT HAYESVILLE SERVICE STATION 800 E. Elm St. Union City, Ohio Phone: 968-5424 R.J. WEBB SON JEWELERS Since 1929 “Jewelers by Birth, Quality by Tradition. Finest craftsmen in watch and jewelry repairing. Designing and Making Fine Diamond and Gold jewelry. “Class Ring Specialists With Five Individual Companies for Your Selection. 115 S. Main St. 584-5171 Winchester v- ONTIAC-BUICK-G C TRUCKS ROGER GRIMM WINCHESTER, INDIANA 47394 Telephone 317 584-5591 636 South Main CHARLES W. RICE CO., INC. 201 S. Columbia St. Union City, Indiana Phone: 964-3188 THREE GABLES DINING ROOM DINE IN or CARRY OUT 622 E. ELM ST. UNION CITY, OHIO GREENLEE’S FURNITURE 236 N. COLUMBIA UNION CITY, IN JERRY FRITZ owner 171 (oaidt afiOvcf PLANNING — MAINTENANCE COMMERCIAL — RESIDENTIAL COMPLETE LAWN MAINTENANCE PROGRAM! DEEP ROOT TREE FERTILIZATION COMPLETE SHADE TREE EVERGREEN SPRAYING THE RIGHT TREES FROM HEALTHY NURSERY STOCK GARDEN SUPPLIES — PERENNIALS TREES — SCHRUBS — PEAT MOSS SODDING — FERTILIZING BAG BULK BARK EACH JOB PERSONALLY SUPERVISED Complete Landscaping Service 964-3477 Mr. Kenneth Templeton retired after over twenty years of service to the Randolph Eastern School Corporation. During those years, he held many different positions, including Elementary Principal and High School English instructor. Mr. Ayers left the High School after 25 years of service, taking the position of West Side Middle School Principal. Mr. Ayers first came to U.C.C.H.S. as a teacher of listory. and as a coach of basketball, baseball and track. In i960. Mr. Ayers organized the Guidance Department and has. in his many years at U.C.C.H.S.. served as principal, assistant principal, and athletic director. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mr. Keever Professional Photographer Mr. Ash Josten Publishing Company he 1980-81 Successus Staff would like to sincerely thank the faculty and administration for their co-operation along with a special thanks taMr. Schmidt for his extra time and effort Jf , Jj . „ Once pgain we a-e deeply gratefulto Bill Keever for his ine photography. Ts lrs. 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