Union City Community High School - Successus Yearbook (Union City, IN)
- Class of 1981
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Table Of Contents Activities...........................................11 Sports ..............................................31 Groups ..............................................61 Classes .............................................85 Faculty .............................................117 Advertising.........................................131 Acknowledgements ....................................160 Faces-smiled, frowned, cheered for the team-they belonged to different people, but shared a common interest-Union City Community High School. The yearbook showed not only the faces, but also revealed what was behind them. It was impossible to represent everyone who made U.C.C.H.S. a part of their lives, but one thing could be depicted-the SPIRIT that made each individual a part of the whole. That SPIRIT which made the whole complex educational process work, will be reflected on the faces in the book. SPIRIT 4 JWi 141 8 10 School spirit-a feeling of unity and pride. The students at U.C.C.H.S. pulled together toward a common goal. Students were the basic element of learning. Their spirit and enthusiasm showed in everything they did. The many varied activities at U.C.C.H.S. have allowed the students to express their spirit and talents. Special activities at U.C.C.H.S. have traditionally included Homecoming, Spirit Week, Spring Day, Prom, plays, Awards Day, and, of course, our unique graduation ceremony. Indians Chalk Up Victory Over Raiders 12 Homecoming at U.C.C.H.S. highlighted the 1980 football season. The festivities began with the homecoming parade, in which floats, homecoming candidates, and bands participated. The junior class was victorious in the float competition, fol- lowed by the sophomores, seniors, and freshmen. At halftime, Lisa Zimmers and Gary Fisher were crowned Homecoming Queen and King. The evening was topped off with the Indian's triumph over the Southern Wells Raiders, 28-22. 13 U.C.C.H.S. Girts Win The Mardi Gras The spirit of participation showed when Lisa Zimmers was crowned as the Queen and Melissa Jones placed as the second runner-up in the Mardi Gras Pageant. The girls showed enthusiasm and charisma during the competition. Lisa went on to participate in Miss Indiana pageant in June. Christmas was a busy time for everyone at U.C.C.H.S. The Student Council organized the convocation which everyone enjoyed. Students were entertained by the U.C.C.H.S. Band and Chorus and other special features. A Christmas Dance was given, by the P.T.O., at Northside for the student body. That Good Old Christmas Spirit At U.C.C.H.S. Small Cast Successful With “The Mousetrap” 16 The Mouse Trap, a murder mystery by Agatha Christie, was a very successful endeavor for the U.C.C.H.S. senior class. Though the cast was small, the entire class had a chance during the six weeks of practice, to get involved with scene and prop making, make-up, and or publicity. The cast showed us a lot talent-wise and the sets were skillfully done. The proceeds from the Mouse Trap went to the senior class for graduation expenses. Cast Director ..........Mrs. Cheryl Hauth Mollie Ralston .........Carrie Kendall Giles Raison..............Eric Murphy Christopher Wren ..........Jim Ponder Mrs. Boyle ...............Mary Leahey Major Metcalf ............Brad Miller Miss Casewell .....Brenda Shockney Mr. Paravacini ....................Tim Villasenor Det. Sergeant Trotter .. .Marc Pitman Assistant Director........Lisa Hotmire 17 Students Combined Efforts For A Successful Musical! 18 Cast Tommy Albright ..............Brad Miller Jeff Douglas ................Les Siegler Archie Beaton ...............Tito Farias Harry Beaton........................Bob Hufford Angus MacGuffie............Carl Hardesty Sandy Dean ..................Kaye Mong Andrew MacClaren .... Mark Wickersham Fiona MacClaren .............Lisa Zimmers Jean MacClaren .......Jennifer Metcalfe Meg Brockie ...............Leanne Fisher Charlie Dalrymple .........Kyle Jackson Mr. Lundie ................Don Samples Stuart Dalrymple ..........Jerry Williams Kate.............................Stacey Mong Frank.............................Kevin Bodey Jane Ashton ...........Brenda Shock ney After a two year absence, U.C.C.H.S. presented an all school musical. This year the parts were open to all students and the financing was handled by the juniors. This was a particularly successful play because of the beautiful music under the direction of Mr. Cahalan and the coordination of scenery, dance, and staging under the direction of Mr. Leahey. We hope this play begins a long tradition of fine musicals presented by all students at U.C.C.H.S. Spirit Spirit week was a busy one for students at day was 50's day. Spirit week ended Wednesday U.C.C.H.S. Dress-up days included western day on with an enthusiastic pep session. Monday, farmer's day on Tuesday, and Wednes- Rare Sunshine For Spring Day . The Class of '83 held their pyramid for 46 seconds. Brian and Mary Ellen volleyed to victory in tennis 21 Juniors Seniors And Guests Take A To Oriental Gardens 22 The 1980-81 junior-senior prom, Oriental Gardens, was held on May 2. Upon arriving, the guests' cars were parked by sophomores clad in oriental outfits, while the guests followed a trail of lanterns to the door. Crossing over a bridge, guests were greeted by their host and hostess, a gong was sounded, and their names were announced to all present. After being seated, guests broke open fortune cookies, and were given a scroll neatly rolled and tied and a pair of chopsticks to serve as favors for the evening. Entertainment was furnished by Wafer Street. Royalty crowned was: Queen, Leanne Fisher and King, Jon Price. 23 Rotary Citizenship Award-Eric Murphy CeciBan Club Award-Mark Wickersnam ’ Elks Most Valuable Student Award-Mark Wickersham Elks Outstanding Athlete Award-Vic Miller American Legion Scholastic Award-Julie Rickert (Honorable Mention-Diane Stocksdale, Mark Wickersharjfpi M Purdue Recognition of High Academic Honors Carrie Kendall Senior Girl Scout Award-Tammy Kleman I Dare You Award-Jerri Beasecker, Jon Price HOOSIER SCHOLARS: Tina Bailey, Terri Carpenter, David Dotson, MarwEley. i Jesse Green, Brian McCoy, Jim Ponder, Julie Ridk rt, Brenda Shockney, Diqne Stocksdale, Mark Wickershar; BAND AND CHORAL AWARDS: . | ’:t' - £ John Phillip Sousa Award-Amy Livingston (BAND) Senior Band A war 3r S- ...(BAI'v Brad Miller (CHORUS) e Ni -Amy Livingston, Hope Nunez, Terri Carpenter, Joann Fowler, Mark Wickersham, Kevin Collins, Diane Stocksdale r Senior Choral Awards-Brad Miller, Deb Vance, Lisa Cales, Mark Wickersham, Gayle Coby , n i— - I BUSINESS AWARDS: ft Outstanding Business Major-Tina Bailey Shorthand-Metissa Jones Typing l-Nandim Gowda Typing ll-Shelia Schwartzkopf Accounting l-Jerri Beasecker 1 Accounting II-maBailey I Reading awards: Freshman-David Hunt Sophomore-Denise Byrd Junior-Sanda Medina Senior-Joanie Sullivan Si 1% FOREIGN LANGUAGE AWARDS: Spanish Wi£ki |fene, Tito Farias Spanish ll-Manpy Carpenter Spanish Jll-Sue Sefiemmer french' f-Kyfe Jackson French ll-Denise Byrd French lll-Les Siegler French IV-Tamr y Kleman, Jim Ponder rV- iefer, Gianna JShnson ART AWARDS: Arts Crafts-Bill R Drdwing-Lynna K— Painting-Eric Murphy, Kelly Guggenbiller Ceramics-Lynna Kerns Jewelry-Susan Coiply Sculpture-Bill Rodefer, Patti Wymer HOME ECONOMICS AWARDS. Freshman-Jodi Barga Sophomore-Valerie Prescott Senior Annette Green AGRICULTURE AWARDS: lu tion To j riculture-Allen Kerns : Management-Ted Hunt Ag Mechanics-Jeff Higgins Advanced Crops Livestock-David Price Drama Awards-Tim Villasehior, Carrie Kendall t , Musical Awards-Brad Miller, Lisa Zimmers Speech I Award-Patti Leahey Speech II Award-Jesse Green Yearbook Awards-Julie Ricket, Carrie Kendall KISS AwardvDarus Hime John Garland (Juniors) Julie Rickert, Carrie Kendall (Seniors) . Student Council Scholarship-Donna Maloy Senior Awards-Mark Wickersham, Donna Maloy, Carrie Kendall, Amy Livingston, Terri Gilbert, Brad Miller, John Batton Letterman's Outstanding Athlete Award-Vic Miller ‘Outstanding Senior Athletes-David Dotson, Amy Livingston, Shane Merritt, Vic Miller, Kevin Powell . 25 UCCHS coaches presented athletic awards. Brad Miller won music awards. 26 Annette, president of FHA. received the Home Ec. award. Les and Mark distributed MDA bike-a-thon certificates Tim and Carrie received drama awards for their work in “The Mouse Trap. Les addressed the audience as the new The music department will miss Amy's en- Diane and Eric happily anticipat-student body president. thusiasm. ed graduation. 27 CLASS OF 198 V' CLASS MOTTO- ln Today Already Walks Tomorrow CLASS COLORS-Navy Blue and White CLASS FLOWER-White Sweetheart Rose CLASS SONG-(medley) Yesterday. Today. Tomorrow VALEDICTORIAN-Julie Rickert (left) S ALUT AT ORI AN-Diane Stocks-dale (right) 1981 Commencement Exercises 28 June 5th was the “big day for the Class of 1981 Ending thirteen years of education, graduation was a happy occassion for most, and a sad one for some. Scholarships totalling over $30,000 were given to 29 members of the graduating class. BOTTOM LEFT-The guest speaker. Dr. Thomas Mullen from Earl-ham College, delivered a thoughtful and amusing message to the graduates MIDDLE RIGHT-The senior chorus displayed exceptional talent with their special rendition of ''Yesterday. Today. and “Tomorrow 29 TOP-The 1981 graduates receiving Hoosier Scholar Awards were: Mark Wickersham, Tina Bailey, Mark Eley, Julie Rickert. Jesse Green. Diane Stocksdale. Jim Ponder, Terri Carpenter, Brian McCoy. and David Dotson, (not available-Brenda Shockney) BOTTOM LEFT-Next year's Student Body Officers. Les and Leanne. solemnly lead the processional. BOTTOM MIDDLE-Ty Hill was the recipient of the 4-year Body Company Scholarship. BOTTOM RIGHT-Mark proudly receives his diploma. 30 School spirit was probably nowhere more evident than in the efforts of our many fine athletes. Hours of practice. sactifice of time and fun and dedication to the traditions of excellence at U.C.C.H.S. produced another outstanding sports year. Most teams produced at least one All-Conference player. This list included: Football: Kevin Powell, Shane Merritt, Vic Miller Volleyball: Julie Rickert; Basketball: Richard Ludwick Basketball: Angie Miller; Wrestling: Shane Merritt, Vic Miller; Track: Shon Prescott; Track: Amy Livingston, Diane Stocksdale, Cynthia Nunez. Brian McCoy helped lead the team, and Senior Greg Hoffman was named to Larry Mendenhall has a great athletic fu-also took MVP honors. the all-conference team ture at U.C.C.H.S. 32 Jon Price was always working hard. Todd Bateman played a very aggressive game. Over 500 Season For Netters o y s Mrs. Kirwin, the boy's tennis coach, once again piloted the male netters to a respectable record of 6-5. That record was good enough for a second place finish in the TEC. Brian McCoy was named MVP by his teammates. With help from the three other seniors, Greg Hoffman, Greg Elliott, and Dave Hap, Brian led the team to many victories. The future looks good for next fall, with a fine nucleus of juniors and underclassmen returning. e n n 5 Front Row: Greg Hoffman. Brian McCoy. Greg Elliott. Row 2: Tim Adelsperger. Shawn Drew. Ernie Woodard. Doug Edwards. Brad Jefferis, Greg Siegler. Row 3: Coach Kirwin. Todd Bateman. Lyle Scholl. Larry Mendenhall. Jon Price. Richard Ludwick. Todd Bailey. Mike Anderson. Absent from picture: Les Siegler 33 c h e e r I e a d m I n 9 J. V. m F. R. Left to Right; Juanita Ramirez. Amy Bentz. Denise Byrd. Robin Stapleton. Sandra Elliott. Cynthia Nunez Left to Right; Melissa Nottingham. Vicki Lane, Kim Raskowski, Jodi Mangas. Sheila Drew. Andrea Mercer. 34 V 0 1 I e Y b a I I Left to right: Julie Rickert, Tina Bailey, Tami Bailey, Dana Stover, Terri hits the winner for another Indian Coach Fulton, Lynna Kerns, Lori Thum, Rhonda Miller, Donna Maloy. point. Terri Gilbert Spikers Season Disappointing. The Union City Indians Volleyball team had what might be considered a disappointing season. The record, at 3-13, is not what Miss Fulton, the head coach, had hoped for, 1980 was exciting, however, from the fan's point of view. The team was always in the game and tremendous volleyball skill was shown consistently all year by the spikers. Steady play and good volleyball were the norm for most matches, and with a few breaks here and there, the spikers would have had a much better record. Amy led the Indians in team spirit. Julie was named to both the all-county and all-conference teams. 36 im «• m:m!: HI Tami had one of the most powerful serves on the team Lynna's power-spiking ability was a great asset to the club. Senior co-captain Tina Bailey makes the bump. Front Row: Nola Besecker. Robin Stapleton. Denise Byrd, Nandini Gowda, Leslie Brumley. Row 2: Cindi Goldsberry, Crysta Curts, Melynda Jones. 37 Senior Tim Pearson utilized his powerful leg to kick many Indian extra points. This season's football Indians made great improvements and finished the year with marks of 5-5 overall, and 3-3 in the TEC. During this successful season. Union City scored 171 points, while opponents managed only 149. Shane Merritt was awarded all-state hon- orable mention and led Union City in rushing. Mike Turner pulled down 5 TD passes to top the list of receivers. Another senior. Junior Hutchison, stopped opponents 186 times to prevail as our best tackier. Kevin Powell at Q.B. ended two good seasons directing the offense. Row 1: (left to right): Kevin Powell, Gary Fisher, Victor Miller, Junior Hutchison, Mark Wickersham, Mike Turner, Dave Dotson, Tim Pearson. Rick Johns, Shane Merritt. Row 2 Scott Wood, Shon Prescott. Doug Miller. Jim Dotson. Chuck Higgins. Doug Platt. Jeff Drew. Mark Nottingham. Gene Young Row 3: Ron Holt. Chris Hernandez. Troy Merritt. Darin Pratt. Mark Tillman. Eddie Moreno. Ron Crawford. Doug Brumfield. Rodney Johns. Shelley Lea. Row 4: Coach Brumley. Shawn Austin. Eric Dodd, Don Medina. Marvin Brewer. Ken Pearson. Kevin Bodey. Kevin Grimes. Tim Stewart. Coach Hinshaw. Row 5: Bill Mangas. Don Samples. Allen Kerns, Chris Moore, David Hobson. Honorable mention all-state team member Shane Junior Shon Prescott showed promise for U.C. Merritt gains more Indian yardage. 39 Golf Tim earned MVP honors for the '81 Bottom Left; Tim Vallasenor. Lori Thum. David Jefferis. Brad Jefferis. Top Left; Coach Lee. linksmen. Daren Thompson. Mark Runkle. Absent; Darus Hime and Richard Ludwick. Reserve Football Bottom Left; Chris Moore, Scott Samples, Mark Runkle. Shawn Austin. Tim Crawford. Craig Murphy. Don Samples. 2nd Row; Doug Brumfield. Mark Tillman. Rodney Johns. Chris Hernandez, Eric Dodd. Dave Hunt. 3rd Row; Ken Pearson. Ed Moreno, Allen Kerns. Ron Holt. Don Medina. Kevin Grimes. Kevin Bodey. 4th Row; Coach Root, Doug Curtlner, Shelly Lea. Tim Stewart, Mike Tiller. Mark Curtis. Coach Lacy. 40 Junior John Garland captained the squad. Sophomore Steve Harriford did very well in the county meet, finishing in the top ten. Bo Humphries, in his first year on the team, set new course records for home and away meets. 1980 was a year of improvement for the U.C. Cross Country team with bright outlooks for the future. The eight man team was composed mainly of underclassmen. Leading the team was sophomore Steve Herriford who made the all-county team and received M.V.P. Honors. Sophomores Bo Humphries and Ron Wilks added strength to the club, competing in their first year for U.C.C.H.S.-finishing as second and fourth runners, respectively. Diane Stocksdale a senior, advanced to the girls semi-state where she placed ninth. Junior captain, John Garland was a consistent runner whose experience proved to be a great asset to the team. J. Byrum, T. Davis and M. Stocksdale rounded out the team. Bottom left: Bo Humphries. Mark Stocksdale. Diane Stocksdale. Jerry Byrum. Second Row: Todd Davis, Steve Herriford. John Garland, Ron Wilks, Coach Noff singer. Ron Wilks learned what it is to perservere. under codch Noff singer, in his first year. c r o $ s C o u n t r V 41 V a r s m i t Y B a s k e t b a I I Highlights Save Season The boy's varsity basketball team ended its season with a record of 8-14. There were several highlights during the season. The team shot a respectable 49% from the field while scoring more total points than their opponents. In twenty out of twenty-two games this year, the Indians were ahead in the second half, and in ten games defeat came by only two points or less. Probably the most impressive statistic was the teams G.P.A. of 3.63. Personal acknowledgements were earned by the following: David Dotson-Honorable mention All-State MGR. Kevin Powell-Mental attitude. Greg Elliott-Free throw %. Jon Price and Shon Prescott Honorary Co-Captains. Clockwise from top: Darus Hime. Jon Price. Richard Ludwick. Greg Elliott, Larry Mendenhall, Les Siegler. Todd Bateman, Kevin Powell, Shon Prescott. Absent-John Whittington. Junior Larry Mendenhall puts one in from long range Coach Lee is very optimistic about future of U.C. basketball Co-captain Jon Price contributes two for the tribe, 42 Kevin Powell finished three years of service as an Indian Senior John Whittington earned a spot on the county team Darus Hime got off one of his patented leapin' leaner jump Junior Richard Ludwick was named to the all TEC team, shots e 5 e r v e Sophomore Allen Kerns out-jumps another op- Coach Brumley discussed a play with the team ponent. . This year's Reserve Basketball Team had a learning season. The team was led by Coach Brumley, who did a very good job in his first year as the reserve coach. Juniors, John Garland and Todd Bateman, helped the team with their experience, while many sophomores contributed to the Indian drive. The future looks good for this team. VWOIA Front Row: Darin Pratt. Tom Reish. Bo Humphries. Allen Kerns. Ron Wilks. Todd Bateman. John Gar- Scott Pugh. Les Lee. Ken Applegate. Ron Murphy land. Robert Nunez, mgr. Bock Row: Coach Brumley, Steve Herriford. Ron Holt, The 1981 Freshman Basketball team had a very successful year with a record of 9 wins and 6 losses. The team advanced to the semi-final game in the Jay County Tournament by beating Jay County in the first game and then losing to Anderson Heightland in the championship game. The team worked very hard all year and show a lot of promise. 5 h m e n Front Row: Scottie Samples. Brad Jefferis. Mark Runkle. Mark Stocksdale, Shawn Austin. Rob Carpenter, Earnie Woodard. Back Row: Kelly Washier. Don Medina. Tim Jessup. Eddie Speight. Chris Hickerson. Eric Dodd. Todd Bailey. Tim Adelsperger. Mr. Lacy. Coach. 45 Sophomore guard Lori Thum. in her second varsity year, shows great poise. Tammy Girton. playing point guard most of the time, controlled Indian offenses. i 0‘ N 5' 8 'iophomore power player Gretchen Birum displays muscle underneath Angie Miller led the Indians in scoring this sea- Junior forward Mary Forbes was a son and showed great promise. steady force all year adding needed experience 46 Flashes Of Brilliance That's what was evident in most every game the female round-bailers played this season. Although the record didn't show it, the campaign was exciting for all of the Union City fans. Outstanding performances were exhibited by all team members with special honors going to Angie Miller, who was named to the all-county and all-conference teams. The record showed the Indians with a slate of 5-12 overall, but it didn't reveal the sectional victory over Hagerstown. In the sectional, the girls won the first game, then lost to the eventual sectional champions, Randolph Southern. Coach Ru-besch was excited about next season because all members return. Left to right: Coach Wagner. Sherry Dodd. Crysta Curts, Melynda Jones. Karla Ellison. Stacy Lawrence. Linda Norton. Coach Rubesch. Left to right: Patty Wymer, Lori Thum, Gretchen Byrum, Angie Miller. Mary Forbes, Cindy Goldsberry. Tammy Girton. Coach Rubesch. G r 5 B a s k e t b a 47 Bill Wicker returns as a steady matman next year Doug Miller is a very consistent wrestler. New head varsity wrestling coach, Mr. Welch, led the Union City matmen to an overall record of eight wins and only five setbacks. In the TEC, the Indians ended the season at 3-3. Individuals contributed greatly to the success of the team. Vic Miller, wrestling in the 185 lb. weight class, advanced all the way to the Semi-State before being eliminated. Vic also received the Outstanding Wrestler of the Year Award. Shane Merritt received the trophies for the most take downs, 20, and the quickest pin at 13 seconds. The team next year should be in good shape with twelve returning lettermen. Shane Merritt advanced to the regional. Rick Johns contributed many Indian points. Vic Miller was the first person in our school's history to receive twelve Tim Crawford turns his opponent. Varsity Letters. Front Row: David Hobson, mgr.. Bill Rodefer. Bill Wicker. Tim Crawford. Doug Edwards. Jerry Byrum. Chris Hernandez. Second Row: Mike Stewart Kevin Kleman. Kyle Wise. Chris Moore. Marvin Brewer. Brian Welch. Jim Flesher. Mike Mason. Third Row Mr. Welch, coach. Rick Johns. Shane Merritt. Chuck Higgins. Vic Miller. Troy Merritt. Shelley Lea. Doug Miller. Mr. Root, coach. Back Row: Nola Besecker. Linda Norton. Kim Lambdin. Deidre Suitts. Laura Weaver. Becky Wiist. 49 Jerri Beosecker balances herself on the beam. Amy Livingston always placed well on the vault Vicki Lane showed her poise in the floor exercise. Leslie Brumley had good performances all year. 50 Ruth Bruss supports the team while she is not per- Jennifer Fritz was always strong in the floor exercise, forming. This year intermediate gymnastics team ended up with a record of 5-6. The beginning record was 8-1. These numbers do not tell much, as some meets were won or lost by a tenth of a point. Gymnastics is an individualized team sport, meaning that the gymnasts com- pete on their own, but for a team effor-t.Amy Livingston, team MVP, constantly encouraged the team's spirit and performances. Mrs. Maitlen, team coach for the second year, felt that this year was an improvement over last and looks for better things next year. G V m n a $ t i c s Front Row: Lisa Ingels, mgr., Vicki Lane, Sheila Drew, June Hufford. Jackie Hufford. Jodi Mangas, Leslie Brumley, Emmy Hudson, Back Row: Ruth Bruss, Cindy Moyer, Amy Livingston, Cynthia Nunez, Patti Leahey, Jerri Bea-secker, Jennifer Fritz, Mrs Maitlen, coach. 51 Senior. Julie Rickert, finished with on excellent TEC mark ot 6-0 regular season Netters Great Season 1981 was a great year for our female netters. Their over-all record for this season stood at six wins and six setbacks. The team had great depth with at least te members working their way into varsity spots. Leading the way were seniors Julie Rickert, Carrie Kendall, Brenda Shockney, Tori Skiver, and Lori Snyder. These players will be missed next year, but Mrs. Kirwin remains optimistic, because of the fine core of steady players who will return. Lauren Hoffman played no. 1 singles. Carrie Kendall, a very versatile player, competed in doubles as well as singles. Back Row (from left) Shannon English, Heidi Ponder. Kathy Wymer, Michelle De Haven. Gretchen Birum. Melynda Jones. Sue Russ. Lisa Ingels. Lauren Hoffman. Middle Row (from left) Sheilah Neimeyer. Aundrea Mercer. Sheila Drew. Jackie Hufford. Melissa Gettinger, Denise Byrd. Nandini Gowda. Wendy Snyder, Sue Schemmer. Cheryl Fabert Front row (from left) coach, Mrs. Kerwin, Julie Rickert. Carrie Kendall. Tori Skiver. Lori Snyder. Brenda Shockney. Mary Leahey. 52 Melissa makes the high backhand. Gretchen was a steady doubles player Tori seemed a bit bored. Mrs. Wagner and reserve players provided support for the varsity net- Nandim will be a strong asset in the ters. future. 0U4 All-TEC member Shon Prescott collected county championships Determination propels junior Lyle Scholl over the pole vault bar. Senior Greg Elliott exhibits his versatility as a team member by competing in both field and track events. Trackmen Greg Elliot and David Zimmers prepare for the Tri- Second year runner Steve Herriford, the Eastern Conference meet, hosted at the new UCCHS track. best man in long distance, finds the finish. Indians Back On Track This spring the U.C.C.H.S. track team turned things around from a season ago. Last year only one victory came our way, but this year the wins came more often-a total of six in all. This year's good record indicates the talent the Indian's had which accounted for several fine finishes: Seventh in the sectional, third in the TEC, and second in the county. Another major victory also came when we defeated Mississinawa Valley by a score of 74-52. New records: High Jump: 6'4 Shon Prescott 110 High Hurdles: 14.96 Shon Prescott 400m Relay: B. Humphries C. Hickerson E. Dodd G. Elliott Senior strong man Vic Miller waits patiently for his chance at the big fling. 55 1st Row: Chris Hickerson, Troy Merritt, Junior Hutchison. Todd Davis, Bo Humphries. 2nd Row: Greg Elliott, Mark Nottingham, Ken Applegate, Chris Hernandez, Tim Crawford, Jim Flesher, Mark Tiller. 3rd Row Mr. Noffsinger. Todd Bateman, Steve Herriford, Eric Dodd, Ed Speight, Shon Prescott. Vic Miller, Lyle Scholl, Scott Shope, Mr. Root Amy Livingston placed well in the shot put and the hurdles. Diane Stocksdale won the county in the 400 meters. Front Row: Sherry Dodd. Cynthia Nunez. Diane Stocksdale. Marianne Griffin Second Row: Beth Qualkenbush. Laurey O'Dell. Becky Wiist. Connie Foreman. Patti Leahey. Karla Ellison. Joice Barga. Dianna Smith. Third Row: Amy Livingston. Chris Qualkenbush, Raegean Dunn. Cindy Goldsberry. Crysta Curts. Desiree Kendall. Jackie Teegarden. Mary Edwards. Back Row Ms. Norman, ass't. coach. Juanita Ramirez. Tami Bailey. Gianna Johnson. Dawn Lea, Jodi Mangas. Dawn Shope. Monica Barton. Kelly Fleenor. Mary Forbes. Ms. Fulton, coach. 56 Patti Leahey was a consistent sprinter. Jodi Mangas was are number 1 runner in the 800 meters Cynthia Nunez shows her high jump ability The 1981 Girls Track Team had a very good turn out this year, with a large number of girls trying out for the team. The team was lead by Cynthia Nunez and Amy Livingston who tied for the most points of the season, with Diane Stocks- dale running a close second. The team won the County Track Meet with Cynthia Nunez winning the high jump, Amy Livingston the shot put, and Diane Stocksdale the 400 meters. This has been an outstanding season for the team. Front left: Les Lee. Rusty Williams. Jeff Drew. Jim Dotson. Tom Reish. Tom Woodard. 2nd Row: Coach Lehman Mark Wickersham. Ron Wilks. Greg Hoffman. Doug Platt. Shane Merritt. David Dotson. 3rd Row: Linda Norton. Larry Mendenhall. Mark Keagy. Darin Pratt. Jon Price. Kevin Powell. Ron McGlothlin, Don Samples Front row: Gory Marker. Even Boggs. Greg Siegler, Scott Samples. Shawn Austin. 2nd row Coach Lehman. Todd Bailey. Jerry Williams. Jett Higgins. Ron Holt. 3rd Row: Doug Curtner. Don Medina. Don Samples Indians Improve Record This spring the U.C. Indian's baseball team compiled a record of four wins and thirteen losses. In spite of this poor record, Coach Lehman remains optimistic about the future, because of the promising solid core of younger players who will be swinging away for the Indians. Led by sophomore Les Lee, MVP for 1981, this group promises great things for U.C. supportors. Ron Holt stretched for an out 59 An Indian batter checked his swing for a ball. uc FOOTBALL OPP UC BOYS BASKETBALL OPP. UC GIRLS TENNIS OPP 00 Delta 23 37 Rand. Southern 45 4 Union Co. 1 06 Adams Central 28 57 Union 35 5 Jay Co. 2 12 Centerville 21 60 Miss. Valley 62 2 Delta 5 27 Miss. Valley 00 59 Winchester 61 3 Northeastern 2 28 So. Wells 12 56 Wapahani 35 6 Blue River 1 20 Union County 06 40 Jay Co. 39 1 So. Adams 6 16 Hagerstown 18 34 Adams Central 36 4 Muncie South 3 29 Lincoln 06 66 Ft. Recovery 72 2 Winchester 3 14 Winchester 19 51 (Co.) Monroe Central 50 2 Centerville 3 20 Northeastern 06 70 (Co.) Union 35 5 Burris 2 Overall 5-5 TEC 3-3 50 (Co.) Rand. So. 59 2 Hagerstown 3 59 Monroe Central 47 1 Lincoln 47 Southern Wells 49 Overall 6-6 Tec 2-4 49 Union Co. 60 76 Hagerstown 54 41 Lincoln 43 58 Miss. Valley 59 48 Delta 54 62 So. Adams 49 44 Centerville 57 47 Northeastern 49 47 (Sect) Winchester 49 Overall 7-15 TEC 1-5 UC CROSS COUNTRY OPP. 48 Jay Co. 15 25 So Adams 34 26 Lincoln forfeit 20 Union 38 33 Rand. So. 22 37 Winchester 18 50 Union Co. 15 29 Northeastern 26 34 Hagerstown 21 50 Centerville 15 32 Monroe Central 24 Overall 3-8 TEC 1-5 UC BOYS TENNIS OPP. 3 So. Adams 2 3 Centerville 2 1 Lincoln 4 5 Winchester 0 1 Delta 4 4 Northeastern 1 2 Hagerstown 3 3 Union Co. 2 2 Jay Co. 3 1 Burris 4 3 Muncie South 2 overall 6-5 TEC 2nd UC GIRLS BASKETBALL OPP 27 So. Adams 70 43 Fort Recovery 65 31 Lincoln 43 43 Centerville 45 53 Union County 37 47 Northeastern 63 28 Jay County 63 34 Daleville 60 38 Winchester 56 40 Union 38 37 Monroe Central 50 38 Randolph Southern 57 36 Miss. Valley 35 35 Hagerstown 31 33 Winchester 50 46 Hagerstown 34 23 Randolph Southern 74 Overall 5-12 TEC 2-4 UC VOLLEYBALL OPP. 1 Miss. Valley 2 0 Blue River 2 1 Hagerstown 2 2 Union 0 1 Union Co. 2 2 Lincoln 1 1 Winchester 2 1 So Adams 2 1 Rand. So. 2 2 Northeastern 1 0 Wapahani 2 0 Monroe Central 2 1 Jay Co. 2 0 Centerville 2 overall 3-13 TEC 2-4 W WRESTLING L Daleville L Monroe Central W Winchester W Union W Randolph Southern W Miss. Valley L Hagerstown W Northeastern L Union County W Jay County L Miss. Valley W Centerville Overall 8-5 Lincoln UC BOYS TRACK OPP 37 Muncie South 90 74 Miss. Valley 52 32 Jay Co. 94 40 Northeastern 78 65 Union County 62 76 Hagerstown 51 34 V Centerville 93l ? 68 Winchester 59 Overall 6-5 GIRLS TRACK overall 3-6 TEC 1-5 TEC 4th Randolph County Champs GYMNASTICS RC 4th Intermediate 5-6 RC Champs Beginning 8-1 Golf 0-13 UC BASEBALL OPP 8 Miss. Valley 7 7 Winchester 11 13 Blue River 7 1 Union County 11 1 Jay County 8 2 Wes Del 13 10 Wapahani 12 13 Union 3 1 Northeastern 5 0 Centerville 10 0 So. Adams 10 2 Lincoln 3 3 Hagerstown 5 2 Monroe Central 17 3 So. Wells 1 5 So. WeHs 7 1 Sectional-Jay County 18 Scoreboard: 81 Library And AV Aides Provided Services SPIRIT was evident in the willingness of students to serve. Without student help, our school could not function smoothly. Many students cheerfully gave up valuable free time to help out where needed, and their efforts were greatly appreciated. The tor ary and AV staff provided important services to students and faculty. The sixteen library aides were kept very busy checking materials in and out. keeping items organized, handling overdues and helping students locate materials. The thirteen AV aides delivered equipment and materials to classrooms, delivered film notices, returned films, and provided basic maintainance for equipment. Bottom: Gianna Washier, uawn bur . nope Nunez. Laura Thornburg, becona: Mm Williams. Lori Mendenhall. Cindy Densmore. Laureen Huffman. Julie Stewart, Mandy Carpenter, Third: Juanita Ramarez. Amy Bentz, Laura Weaver. Jennifer Metcalfe. Top. Richard Ludwick. Les Siegler Amy and Laura worked hard during Home Room. The faculty enjoyed National Library Week. Mrs. Reed tried hard to be stern with Bo! 62 Standing from left Ken Applegate, Allen Kerns. Darin Pratt. John Whittington, Tom Reisch. Darus Hime. Eric Murphey. Bo Humphries. Ron Densmore, Mark Runkle. Ron Crawford. Seated from left Bob Stewart. Lynna Kerns. Mrs Reed Guidance Students worked in the Guidance Office for one period each day. Their usual duties were filing and running errands for Mrs. Stephen and Mrs. Good. Student helpers were also in charge of helping students look through catalogs to find information on colleges, financial aid, and careers. The student helpers made Mrs. Stephen's job much easier, and were very useful in helping her adjust to her new job. Row 1 Cinde Blocher. Joanie Sullivan. Lisa Zimmers, Cindy Moyer. Patti Leahey. Connie Jackson. Row 2: Mrs. Stephen. Ellen Mote. Terri Gilbert. Melissa Jones. Leslie Kridle. Dana Stover. Wendy Snyder. Row 1: Connie Taylor. Wendy Hudson. Melissa Gettinger. Ellen Mote, Leslie Kridle, Cindy Moyer. Lisa Zimmers. Lisa Bowland. Laura Prosser. Row 2: Cheryl Fabert. Ruth Bruss. Angie Miller, Lisa Higgins, Tami Bailey. Office Help The Union City Community High School office girls played a vital role in the smooth functioning of our school. Their many duties included picking up attendance slips, finding and escorting students to the office when needed, running errands and delivering messages, and making class materials for students and teachers on the Xerox machine. The girls also answered the phone and waited on individuals who came to the counter. The fifth period girls, in addition to their other duties, helped Mrs. Livingston count the daily cafeteria money. Two new projects were added to our already fun calendar of events last year. Our Council formed a Who's Who committee to recognize special achievements of various students. We began an exchange program with Monroe Central and Winchester, which we found to be a valuable learning experience. The following is a Nst of some of the activities that Council sponsored or participated in. Our Council was one of the hardest working and most efficient clubs. We're proud of their example of UCCHS spirit. -Homecoming. Christmas activities. Dances. Valentine's Day Carnation sales, Spirit Week activities. Spring Day. The Third Annual UCCHS Variety Show. Collection for UNICEF. Leadership Day with NHS. Teacher Help Day, Freshman Orientation. Feast of Hope at Crottinger's Nursing Home, and MDA Collection. Council Worked To Promote School Unity Student Council sponsored many of the school dances, including the Homecoming dance. Surprised by the camera. Vicki helps Mark sort and distribute carnations on Valentine's Day Above Christmas float. Below: Christmas Convocation. Mark Wickersham. Leanne Fisher. Michelle DeHaven. Richard Ludwick. Mandy Carpenter. Melynda Jones. Brad Miller Carrie Kendall. Les Siegler. Terri Gilbert. Jennifer Metcalfe. Steve Herriford. Shannon English. Mr. Leahey. Keith Bradburn. Donna Maloy. Amy Livingston. Mark Runkle. Kregg Boggs. Vicki Lane. Micheal Nunez. Brad and Mark, senior Council members, stop to pose during “International Week , a new activity at U.C.C.H.S. Donna and Carrie discuss college admissions procedures with Darlene Bosse. a Miami University representative 65 “Successus” Staff Works Year-Round The yearbook staff worked all year long to provide U.C.C.H.S. with a creative, informative account of the year's events. By selling ads to local businesses during the summer, the staff was able to keep the price of the book at an inexpensive $9.50. Sacrificing their spare time, they developed layouts, set up photo sessions, took pictures, and most important of all, met deadlines. This small, but efficient group of students worked hard to make the Successus a yearbook to be proud of. Julie and Les argued over which pictures should be used. Carrie was Co-editor tor the second year. Mr VanOsdol sorted through pictures at the picture sales Julie. Rich, and Mr. Leahey paused to pose for the photographer Mark and Jennifer were first year members. 66 Row 1 K Musgrove. T Bailey. L. Siegler. D. Byrd. C. Kendall. Row 2: R. Gowda. R. Lucwick. D Dotson. C. Fabert. S. Schemmer. J Metcalfe. Mrs. Reed Staff members busily prepared pages Sue and Cheryl worked diligently on the Ad section. Drill Team Provides UCCHS Entertainment The Union City Community High School drill team began practicing in August. 1980. for the upcoming school year Under the direction of Jan Micheals. the drill team performed during the half-times of many of the home football and basketball games. In addition to these activities, they marched with the band in the various local parades. The dedicated members, having practiced long hours, provided UCCHS fans with enjoyable entertainment. 68 Row 1: Joann Fowler, Deanna Crawford. Brenda Horine, Nora Ramirez. Row 2 Jan Micheals. Jan Parks. Kathleen Wymer. Lori Mendenhall. Betsy Cook. Chorus Improves Under Cahalan’s Direction The U.C.C.H.S. Chorus received the first of a hoped-for string of First Division ratings at the I.S.M.A. Contest in April. 1980. Other performances included a Fall Concert, a performance at West Side Middle School, and two spring Music Department Concerts. Several soloists performed at the state contest and all did well. Row 1: Mr. Cahalan. Susan Jenkins. Linda Edwards. Kaye Mong, Scott Wood. Brad Miller. Jerry Williams. Kyle Jackson. Nora Ramirez. Juanita Ramirez. Row 2: Kim Raszkowski. Wilma Wicker. Brenda Wise. Tim Hightower. Greg Elliott. David Shepherd. Eddie Speight. Cheryl Cash. Debbie Vance, Rhonda Flatter. Row 3: Andrea Mercer, Donna Rayl. Nola Besecker. Treila Waters. Kathy Popejoy. Didi Suitts. Connie Taylor. Monica Barton, Gail Coby. Melynda Jones. Row 4: Betsy Cook, Kathleen Wymer. Dawn Burk. Lisa Cales, Sabrina Skiver, Connie Foreman, Melissa Wasson, Tona Lewis. In the true spirit of the season, the chorus performed several carols and hymns at the Christmas convocation. 69 Band Members Bring Awards Home From Muncie The UCCHS Band had a very successful year, with the entire band performing at all home football and basketball games, as weH as in six parades, four concerts, and the I.S.M.A. contest at Muncie. There were 28 public performances in all Despite the busy schedule. the band managed to learn new arrangements, and presented many fine performances. Three band members participated in the Solo and Ensemble contest at Muncie. and two-Sherry Dodd and Tito Farias-brought home First Division ratings. Jerry Williams received a close second rating in the very difficult Group I class. The concert band performs at the Christmas convo. The pep band generates spirit at a pep session Row 1: Mr. Cahalan, Ruth Bruss. Sheila Niemyer, Stacy Mong, Barb Cunningham. Melissa Gettinger, Marla Wright. Dawn Lea. Row 2: Joann Fowler. Gary Zimmers. Tina Hersberger. Betsy Hindsley. Terri Carpenter, Hope Nunez, Michelle DeHaven. Row 3: Mark Wickersham, Cynthia Nunez, Greg Hickerson. Micheal Nunez, Jennifer Fritz. Diane Stocksdale. Tito Farias. Row 4 Kelly Gugenbiller. Chris Hickerson. Robert Nunez. Jerry Williams. Kevin Bodey. Erin Murphy. Sherry Dodd. Row 5: Sandra Elliott. Mike Mason. Karla Ellison, Amy Livingston. Lisa Ingels. Jodi Mangas. Row 6: Patti Leahey. Chris Hernandez. Rob Carpenter. Mark Stocksdale, Ron Murphy. Kevin Collins. The 1980-81 school year began with the Union City Chapter of DEC A acting as host of the First Annual District 9 Fall Picnic. Five school systems were represented, competing for trophies in softball, volleyball, and tug-of-war. The senior DEC A class placed first in the Parliamentary Procedure Team Event at the District 9 competition held in Muncie. Jesse Green represented senior DECA at the state conference in Clarksville as a state officer. He also represented the state of Indiana at the National Career Development Conference at Miami Beach, Florida, in June 1980, and the National Career Development Conference in Anaheim, California, in June 1981. DECA Members Leam About Business DECA’s basketball team did well. Lyle showed thdt he could work hard when he wanted to. Once again, the Tee Pee was a great success. Row 1: Bob Hufford. Jesse Green. Shane Merritt. Lori Snyder. Row 2: Marc Pittman, Frank Perkins. Bill Whittington. Row 3: Rick Rudy, Mr. Johnson. Karla Bothast, Lisa Higgins. Row 1: C. Kirk, S. Wood. L. Scholl. S. Anderson. S. Prescott. T. Girton. Mr. Johnson. Row 2: C. Higgins. R. McGlothlin, T. Rodefer. D. Stover. D. Suitts, L. Hoffman. K. Boggs. D. Kendall Row 3: C. Parsley. L. Beals. K. Fleenor. K. Roberts. R. McGlothlin. T Bailey. G. Norton. O. Helms. Row 4 D. Platt. D. Ross. J. Williams, T. Thornburg. C. Schultz. D. Barnes. B Hannan. Row 5: T. Woodard. R. Flatter. A. Liss. S. Schwartzkopf. G. Washier. Lori skies for the tip. 73 Members of DEC A put in a lot of time and effort. County Art Show Held At UCCHS The Art club was dedicated in their efforts to help others share their love and appreciation of art in all its many forms. They sponsored an Art Week which included displays and visits from several working artists to encourage knowledge and appreciation among other students. Their efforts were enhanced by the fact that the annual Randolph County Art Show was held at our school. The club was pleased with the strong support from the community. Row 1: Susan Corbly. Linda Tharp. Lynna Kerns. Eric Murphy. Gina Norton. Allan Reynolds. Valerie Prescott. Row 2: Bill Rodefer. Mike Leahey, Tori Skiver. Carolyn Hannah. Mrs. Jones. Tim Owens, Kelly Gugenbiller, Shelly Lea, Dave Hap. 74 Bible Club Continues Top Row: J. Whittington. L. Zimmers. D. Edwards. R Dunn. J Hufford. D Stocks-dale. D Hobson. Row two Mr Baum. M. Carpenter. L Hollinger. M. Wright. S Schemmer. K Wymer. J. Hufford. L. Fisher. K Jackson. K Ellison Row three M Griffen. B Cunningham. M. Jones. C Moore. K Applegate. B Griffen. M Barton Row four J. Parks. W. Hudson. B. Hmdsley. T. Hersburger. G Hickerson To Grow David, a junior member, slyly poses for the camera Kyle really enjoyed the meetings! The Bible Club has increased over the past few years in several ways. It has not only trippled its membership, but also has become more involved in school and community activities. The Bible Club again sponsored parties for the Mental Health David and Monica were active Bible Club members Club, and started new weekly gatherings of area youth, called The Fifth Quarter . The Bible Club was under the direction of Mr. Dennis Baum, who did an excellent job. 75 In All Areas FFA Is Active Members drove tractors to school during FFA week. Homecoming festivities. The 1981 FFA basketball team had a great time. The FFA participated in many fun and educational activities this year, including six county judging contests, four district leadership contests, three district judging contests. Tractor Trouble Shooting, and five state participation activities. The Crops team placed first in the County, and In the District Exhibit Contest our chick wheel placed third. The Club c$d a lot of traveling this year. Two members attended the State FFA Convention in Lafayette, and two members attended the State Leadership Camp at Trafalgar. Our whole club then visited the Ohio State Experiment Station in Columbus. Ohio during September, to visit the Ohio State Farm Science Review. In February, thirty students traveled to Louisville, Kentucky for the National Farm Machinery Show, which was very much enjoyed. As community projects, the FFA mowed three township cemeteries, covered Union City for the Heart Fund, and built six dugouts for the Harter Park diamonds. With the help of Mr. Welch, our sponsor, the 1980-81 school year was a productive one for the FFA. Row 1: Mr Welch, E. Bentz. G. Fisher, P. Wymer. V. Prescott. Row 2: C. Stewart. D. Price. D. Brumfield. G. Zimmers. B. Thornburg. Row 3: G. Young. R. Densmore. T. Hunt. Row 4: T. Green. J. Sheets, A Kerns. Row 5: G. LaFuze. J. Flesher. J. Warren. J. Higgins. D. Fowler. Row 6: D. Curtner. J. Musil, M. Prescott, M Newman, B. Sheets. Row 7: E. Boggs. J. Byrum, D. Hill. Row 8: G. Marker, D. Green. M Mason. 76 The club sponsored a nail driving contest during FFA Week. A typical Vo-Ag class? 77 Row 1 Mrs Wagner. Ruth Bruss. Leslie Kridle. Mary Leahey, Brenda Shockney. Nandini Gowda. Connie Foreman Row 2: Connie Jackson. Laura Hollinger. Lisa Zimmers. Donna Maloy. Joanie Sullivan, Cindy Moyer. Ellen Mote. Patti Leahey. Radha Gowda. Rhonda Miller FHA Is Active The 1980-81 chapter of FHA had 31 members. Their activities started early in the fall when babysitters were provided for the Classroom Teachers Association picnic. In October, fifteen members attended the District 9 FHA meeting in Conners vide. February turned out to be a busy month as the club provided fruit baskets for 35 patients in the local nursing home, and also provided treats for the teachers during FHA week. Several members enjoyed a Silly Supper put on by the advisor and chapter mother. FHA activities were concluded with the annual Senior Banquet in May. Health Careers The Health Careers Club was an organization composed of students interested in pursuing a health related career. It was designed to give the members an opportunity to learn about the health field through speaker presentations, field trips, and community service projects. Sponsored by Mrs. Wagner, the school nurse, the Health Careers Club was an asset to U.C.C.H.S. students interested in both medicine and humanities. Row 1 Mrs. Prescott. Nola Besecker. Raegean Dunn, Jennifer Metcalfe. Annette Green. Cynthia Herseberger. Jan Porks. Sue Schemmer Row 2: Kelly Fleenor. Charlotte Edwards. Linda Norton, Connie Jackson. Rhonda Flatter, Cheryl Cash. Laura Prosser Row 3 Jodi Barga. Rhonda Miller. Robin Stapleton. Valerie Prescott. Danielle Thornburg. Gayle Coby. Laura Thornburg Row 4 Wendy Hudson. Tina Herseberger. Cindy Densmore. Emmy Hudson. Joann Fowler. Cheryl Fabert Row 1: Mr. Hinshaw. A, Miller, L. Thum, M. Wickershom. V. Miller. K. Powell, M Jones, G. Fisher, J. Whittington, B. Shockney. M. Leohey, D. Dotson. Row 2: C. Kendall. J. Sullivan, L. Zimmers, A Livingston. T. Bailey, L, Kerns. T. Pearson, T. Hutchison, G. Hoffman, B. McCoy, J. Byrum, Row 3: M. Turner. T Gilbert, D. Maloy, M. Gettinger, D Hime, T. Bateman. J Garland. J. Dotson. R. Nunez, J. Williams. Row 4: L. Mendenhall. C. Moyer. R. McGlothlin, C. Higgins. S. Prescott, S. Wood. R. Johns, R. Ludwick. L Siegler Row 5: L. Lee. T. Merritt, J. Drew, J. Price. T. Girton. M Forbes, T. Bailey. L. Hoffman Row 6: P. Leahey. J. Fritz. J. Besecker. B Mangas. C Nunez. J. Teegarden. D. Stocksdale. Diane was the first female member of the cross country team. Athletes Excel The Letterman's Club organized a basketball game between the high school and middle school faculty members for their money-making project this year. The project netted enough to allow a donation to the Ray MacDougall Scholarship Fund, while the rest of the money was used to purchase letters given to the athletes on Awards Day. This year's officers were: Kevin Powell-President Gary Fisher-Vice-President Melissa Jones-Secretary-Treasurer Victor Miller-Sergeant at Arms OEA Grows The Office Education Association is an organization dealing with business careers. To promote business careers, the club participated in contests and conventions to prepare the members for business occupations and leadership roles. This year several members participated in the OEA District 9 contest. Those placing were: Sheila Schwartzkopf-fourth in Typing II. Carrie Kendall-sixth in Business Math, Jean Linn-second in Prepared Verbal I. and Donna Maloy-second in Prepared Verbal R. Jean Linn and Donna Maloy went on to the State Contest, where Jean received sixth place honors. Officers of the OEA were Donna Maloy-President, Carrie Kendall-Secretary. and Melissa Jones-Treasurer Row 1: Connie Jackson. Melissa Jones. Donna Maloy, Carrie Kendall. Angie Miller. Mrs. Amick. Row 2 Ellen Mote. Tami Bailey, Carlotta Harter, Amy Bentz. Sandra Elliott. Terri Gilbert. Sandra Medina. Jerri Besecker. Cinde Blocher Row 3: Rhonda McGlothlin. Connie Foreman. Kim Roberts. Becky Wiist, Laura Weaver. Gianna Washier. Sheila Schwartzkopf. Janine Harshman. Melissa Gettinger. Row 4: Allan Reynolds, Dominique Arnold. Larry Mendenhall. Jeff Drew. Jon Price. Gina Norton. Jean Linn, Shannon English. This was Mrs Amick's first year as OEA sponsor OUCH 80 Jon helps Donna lead the meeting. Foreign Language Club Expands Row 1 R Ludwick. D. Maloy. P Leahey. S. Medina, A Miller, L. Thum, J. Teagarden, L. Zimmers, M Leahey. B. Shockney, R. Gowda. S. Schemmer. J. Moyer. Row 2: Mrs. Glenn. R. McGlothlin, C. Harter. S. Elliott. C. Blocher. J. Besecker. D Zimmers. J. Harshman, J. Hufford. T. Kleman. H. Ponder. I Hollinger, C. Densmore, Row 3 Miss Chenoweth. R. Miller. W. Snyder. E. Mote. L. Kridle. S. Anderson. J. Fritz. J. Ponder, E. Murphy. T. Farias. D. Samples. K. Bodey. Row 4: C. Fabert. K. Grimes. S Herriferd. G. Johnson. R. Bruss. L Ingels. M Mamazza. B. Welch. K. Jackson. D Jefferis. E. Speight. Row 5: C. Nunez. M Edwards. M Griffin. J Metcalfe. D Byrd. N. Gowda. K Elison. D. Thornburg. M. Wright. C. Hickerson. M. DeHaven. R. Wilks. Row 6: J. Parks. T. Herseberger. B. Hindsley. S. Mong, K Raszkowski, S. Drew. S. English. J. Lynn. S. Austin, M. Stocksdale. E. Woodard. Row 7: D. Hunt. K. Bradburn, J. Burton, J Wise. L. O'Dell. J. Stewart, H Nunez, T. Carpenter. L. Cales. K Boggs. S. Samples, D. Medina. Row 8: C. Faber, S. Smith, C. Goldsberry, J. Barga, C. Curts. E. Kimball. L. Mendenhall. S. Schwartzkopf, G. Wahler. L Weaver. B. Wiist. Row 9: D. Snyder. D. Goldsberry. M. Leahey. K Applegate. D. Edwards. R. Murphy. S Collins. L Brumley. M. Jones. V. Lane. K. Popejoy. Row 10: K. Williams. L. Norton. L. Bowland, R. Dunn, J. Byrd, J. Sullivan, C. Moyer, M. Gettinger. D. Hime 81 KISS Broadcasts In Full Color During the 1980-81 school year, KISS Television completed its first year of broadcasting in full color. With over 200 hours of live broadcasts from the high school studios, both the school and community received the benefits provided by having its own television station. KISS Radio opened Its downtown Studio B in the Kirshbaum building, providing live radio and television coverage of downtown events. With the efforts of KISS students, local industry, advertisers, and the community. KISS completed its seventh season as Indiana's leading high school broadcast station. UC and TV 3 working together for all of us Row 1: S. Wood. D. Arnold. L. Scholl, J. Garland. D. Hime. J. Drew. Row 2: D. Ross. E. Mote. L. Kridle. T. Rodefer. L. Beals, D. Hap Jay taped many special programs on location, including the National Honor Society inductions, for broadcast over KISS. KISS Radio, during school days, broadcasted from 7 am until 10 pm 82 Row 1: L. Fisher. C. Kendall. D. Maloy. S. Schemmer. Row 2: C. Taylor. M. Barton. L. Cales. L. Hoffman, T. Thornburg, T. Kleman. Row 3: J. Green. E. Murphy, D. Dotson. F. Perkins, G. Hoffman. S. Merritt. M. Pittman. R. Johns. J. Dotson. Row 4: J. Musil, T. Villasenor. B. Miller. M. Eley, B. McCoy. Jim was our resident computer expert. 83 The members of the National Honor Society strove to display the qualities of leadership, scholarship. character, and service. As a service to the community. NHS members ran the coat check at all home varsity basketball games On March 26. Academic Slave Day. a money-making project, was held. NHS members were sold to the highest bidder, for one day of service. On April 8. thirteen new members were inducted during the traditional tapping ceremony, in the presence of the entire stu ent body. The new inductees and their parents were honored at a reception following the ceremony. The NHS officers seem to be enjoying themselves while riding in the Christmas parade. Row 1: Miss Chenoweth. R. Gowda. R. Bruss, R. Nunez. J. Fritz. S. Anderson. M. Forbes. L. Kerns. Row 2: D. Shepherd. L. Fisher. R. Ludwick. J. Warren. T. Carpenter. L. Thornburg. Row 3: B. Shockney. D. Stocksdale. M. DeHaven. J. Besecker. C. Blocher, T. Bailey Row 4 S. Schemmer. L. Siegler. J. Price. M. Wickersham, C. Herseberger, M Jones. Row 5: J. Rickert. G. Fisher, D. Maloy. C. Kendall. D. Dotson. Les. a second year member, attempts to put on Rich's pin. 84 Both Radha and Donna seem happy to be NHS members The traditional ceremony is usually an emotional one JULIE BARGA Art Club 1. 2. 3; DECA 3; Library Assistant 2. 4. Senior Class Play 4. Freshmen Class President; Track 2. KARLA BOTHAST DECA 3. 4; Office Help 2. 3; Letterman's Club 2. 3; Senior Class Play 4. Gymnastics 1 2; Cheerleading 2. TINA BAILEY National Honor Society 2. 3. 4; Foreign Language Club 1, 2; Library Assistant 2. 3; Letterman's Club 4. English Club 3. 4; Yearbook Staff 2. 3. 4; Class Treasurer 3, 4; Homecoming Candidate 4; Court 3; Prom Candidate 3; Volleyball 1, 2. 3, 4; Cheerleading 1. 2. MICHAEL BLANKLEY FFA 2; Golf 2; Bus Barn 3. 4. MONICA BARTON Chorus 1. 2. 3.4; Agape Bible Club 3, 4. DECA 3; Student Council 1; Homecoming Candidate 4; Track 1, 4; Pep Club 3; K.I.S.S. 1. 2. 3. 4 ANGIE BULCHER Chorus 1.2.3; Swing Choir 3. Foreign Language Club 1; FHA 3, 4. Office Help 3. FHA Vice-President 4. 86 The advanced Math class surveys the school grounds. JEFF BYRD Pep Band 1. 2. 3. Band 1 2. Foreign Language Club 1 2. 3.4. English Club 1, 2; 4-H 12. 3; Pep Club 3; K I S S. 1 2. 3. 4. Photography Club 4 GAYLE COBY Chorus 2. 4. FHA 3. 4. Senior Class Play 4. Pep Club 3; Pep Club 3. LISA CALES Chorus 1 2. 3. 4; Swing Choir 2. 3. Art Club 1 2; Foreign Language Club 1 2. 3. 4; School Musical 1; Senior Class Play 4; K.I.S.S. 4. CHARLOTTE CASTER Auxilary Corps 1 2. 3; Band 1 2. 3; FHA 2. 3. 4; 4-H 2. 3. TERRI CARPENTER Auxilary Corps 1 2; Pep Band 1 2. 3. 4; Band 1 2. 3. 4; Foreign Language Club 1 2. 3. 4. School Musical 1. Senior Class Play 4, Pep Club 3. National Honor Society 4 CHERYL (GORDON) CASH Chorus 1 2, 4; Swing Choir 2; FHA 4; Senior Class Play 4. 87 John and Sadie had their pictures taken at the dance. SUSAN CORBLY Pep Band 1. 2; Band 1. 2; Art Club 3. 4; Senior Class Play 4. KEVIN COLLINS Band 1. 2. 3, 4 DEANNA CRAWFORD Auxilary Corps 3. 4. Chorus 3. Track Manager 1; Pep Club 3. PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE DAVID DOTSON National Honor Society 2. 3, 4. A-V Assistant 3; Letter-man's Club 1, 2. 3. 4. Student Council 3. Yearbook Staff 2. 3. 4. Homecoming Candidate 4. School Musical 4. Football 1. 2. 3. 4. Basketball TIM CONYERS Senior Class Play 4. Talent Contest 2. NOT SHOWN Manager 2. 3. 4; Baseball 1 DONNA EDWARDS 2. 3. 4; FCA 3. 4 K.I.S.S. 3, 4 Chorus 3; Tennis 1 88 ‘New Wave?” GARY FISHER National Honor Society 3. 4. FFA 2. 3. 4. President 4. Let-terman'sClub 1 2. 3. 4 4-H 1. 2. 3. 4. President 3. 4. Homecoming 4. Prom Candidate 3 (Prince). Football 1 2. 3. 4. Basketball 1. 2. Baseball 1. 2. 3. FCA 1. 2. 3 JOANN FOWLER Auxilary Corps 1. 2. 3. 4. Pep Band 1.2. 3.4. Band 1.2. 3. 4. FHA 3. 4 MARK ELEY Pep Band 1 2. Band 1. 2; Foreign Language Club 1. Track 2. 4. K I S S 3. 4 RADHA GOWDA Foreign Language Club 3. 4. Library Assistant 3. Health Career 3. 4. English Club 3. 4. Yearbook Staff 3. 4. Senior Class Play 4. National Honor Society 4 TERRI GILBERT Foreign Language Club 1. 2. OEA 3. 4. Health Careers 2. Guidance Help 2. 3,4; Letter-man's Club 2. 3. 4. English Club 4. Student Council 2. 3. 4. Homecoming Candidate 4. Prom Candidate 3. Volleyball 1. 2. 3. 4. Basketball 1. 2. Track 1 GREG ELLIOTT Chorus 1. 2. 3. DECA 3. Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Track 1. 2. 3. 4. Tennis 1. 2. 4. Cross Country 3. 89 Brian makes the backhand ANNETTE GREEN Chorus 1. 2. Swing Choir 2; FHA 3. 4. Guidance Help 4. Senior Class Play 4. Homecoming Candidate 4. Pep Club 3. DAVE HAP Chorus 7. 3; Art Club 1. 2. 3. 4. School Musical 1; Home-coming Candidate 4. Tennis 1 2- 3, 4. K I S S. 1. 2. 3. 4. CAROLYN HANNAH Art Club 1 2. 3. 4; Senior Class Play 4. 4-H 3; Gymnastics 1. 2; Track 2; K I S S 1. 2. JOHN HATTON Band 1 2; DECA 3. 4; FFA 2; Student Council 4. Class Vice-President 4. Homecoming Candidate 4, Prom King 3; Baseball 1 Football 2; In-termurials 1 2. 3. JESSE J. GREEN Pep Band 1; Band 1; DECA 3. 4. DECA State Officer 4; OEA 2. 3; FFA 1. K.I.S.S. 3. 4; Photography Club 4. CYNTHIA HERSBERGER National Honor Society 3. 4. Pep Band 1 2. 3. Band 1. 2. 3. Foreign Language Club 2. FHA 2. 3, 4. Homecoming Candidate 4. Prom Candidate 3; Prom Queen 3. COULDN'T CATCH RADHA WITHOUT HER GOGGLES! 90 LISA HIGGINS (MAY) DECA 3.4. Library Assistant 1, 2; Office Help 3. 4; Guidance Help 3; Letterman's Club 1, 2; Class Secretary 1. 2; Homecoming Candidate 4. Track 1. 2; Gymnastics 1; Cheerleading 1. 2; LISA HOTMIRE Foreign Language Club 1 DECA 3; Senior Class Play 4 4-H 1 Prom Candidate 3 Pep Club. 91 Laura worked hard on costumes for the school musical. CARRIE KENDALL National Honor Society 2, 3. 4; Foreign Language 1. 2; OEA 3. 4. Library Assistant 2. 3; Guidance Help 4, Letter-man's Club 3. 4. English Club 3. 4. Student Council 2. 4. Yearbook Staff 2. 3. 4; Editor 3. 4. Senior Class Play 4. Class Vice-President 1, 2; Homecoming Candidate 4; Tennis 1. 2. 3, 4; Cheerleading 1. 2. 3; FCA 3; K I S S. 3. 4. MELISSA JONES National Honor Society 2. 3. 4. Chorus 1; Agape Bible Club 1,4; Foreign Language Club 1. 2. 3, OEA 2. 3. 4. Office Help 2. 3; Guidance Help 4. Letterman's Club 2. 3. 4. Student Council 2, Class Secretary 3. 4. Homecoming Candidate 4; Prom Court 3; Volleyball 1, 2; Basketball 1. 2; Track 1. 2; FCA 3; KISS 3; Mardi Gras-2nd runner up. JR. HUTCHISON A-V Assistant 1; Health Careers 4. Letterman's Club 1, 2. 3. 4; Senior Class Play 2; Homecoming Candidate 4. Prom Candidate 3; Football 2. 3. 4. Wrestling 1. 2, 3. 4; Baseball 4. FCA 2; Bus Barn 3, 4. TED HUNT FFA 1. 2. 3. 4; 4-H 1. 2. 3, 4; Wrestling 2. 3. 92 What did you say? LYNNA KERNS Art Club 3. 4; A-V Assistant 4; Letterman's Club 3. 4. English Club 4; Senior Class Play 4; 4-H 1, 2. 3. 4; Homecoming Candidate 4; Prom Candidate 3; Volleyball 1. 2. 3. 4; Basketball 1. Pep Club 1; National Honor Society 4. MARY ELLEN LEAHEY Foreign Language Club 1. 2. 3; Library Assistant 2; Health Careers 1. 2. 3. 4; Guidance Help 3.4. Letterman's Club 2. 3. 4. English Club 3; Student Council 3; Senior Class Play 4. Class Vice-President 3; Homecoming Candidate 4 Tennis 1. 2. 3. 4; Gymnastics 1. 2 Cheerleading 1. 2. 3. 4; KISS 3. AMY LIVINGSTON Pep Band 1, 2. 3.4; Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Chorus 2. 3; Harmony Honeys 2. 3. Letterman's Club 2. 3, 4. Student Council 4. School Musical 1 4; Senior Class Play 4; Homecoming Candidate 4; Prom Candidate 4; Volleyball 2. 3. 4; Gymnastics 2. 3. 4. Track 2. 3. 4; KISS 3. JAY LOOMIS Pep Band 1, 2; Band 1, 2; Student Council 1; Football 1; Track 1. KISS 2. 4. ABSENT WHEN PICTURES WERE MADE TAMMY KLEMAN Pep Band 1. 2. Band 1.2; Foreign Language Club 1 2. 3. 4; Library Assistant 2. 3; School Musical 1. Track 1; KISS 2. 3. 4 JANE LIGHT Auxilary Corps 2. 3; Pep Band 1; Band 93 Ordering Graduation announcements BRIAN McCOY Foreign Language Club 1 2; A-V Assistant 1. 2; Letter-man's Club 3. 4; Yearbook Staff 2; Homecoming Candidate 4. Prom Candidate 3; Tennis 2. 3. 4. Basketball 1.2; Golf 1. 3. KISS 4 BRIAN MOTE FFA 2 Basketball 1; Golf 2; Bus Barn 3. 4 DONNA MALOY National Honor Society 3. 4. Agape Bible Club 2. 4; Foreign Language Club 1. 2. 3. 4; OEA 3. 4; A-V Assistant 1; Health Careers 2. 3. 4; Office Help 3; Guidance Help 2; Let-terman's Club 1. 2. 3. 4; English Club 3; Student Council 3. 4. Senior Class Play 4. 4-H 1; Student Body Vice-President 4; Homecoming Candidate 4. Basketball mgr 1; Volleyball 3.4. Cheerleading 2; KISS 3, 4. BRAD MILLER Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4; Student Council 3. 4; School Musical 4. Senior Class Play 4. Homecoming Candidate 4. Prom Court 3; Basketball 1.2; Football 1. 2; KISS 4 SHANE MERRITT DECA 3. 4; Letterman's Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Football 1. 2. 3. 4. Wrestling 3. 4. Track 1, 2. 3; Baseball 4; KISS 3. 4 VICTOR MILLER Letterman's Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Homecoming Candidate 4. Football 1, 2. 3. 4; Wrestling 1. 2. 3. 4. Track 1. 2. 3. 4; Bus Barn 94 Sadie Hawkins' Best Dressed couple CINDY MOYER ♦ Pep Band 1; Band 1; Agape Bible Club 4; Foreign Language Club 1. 2, 3, 4; OEA 3. Health Careers 2. 3, 4; Office Help 3. 4. Guidance Help 4. Letterman's Club 3. 4. English Club 3. Gymnastics 1, 2, 3. 4 MARK NOTTINGHAM Football 4. Track 3. JEFF MUSIL FFA 4. KISS 4. TOM NEILS DEC A 3. 4. FFA 1 2. 3, 4. 4-H 1. 2. 3. 4. Football 1; KISS 3. ERIC MURPHY Pep Band 1. 2, 3; Band 1, 2. 3; Swing Choir 1; Art Club 1 2. 3. 4 Treasurer 4; Foreign Language Club 4. A-V Assistant 4. Letterman's Club 3. School Musical 1; Senior Class Play 4. Class President 2. 3. 4; Homecoming Candidate 4. Prom Candidate 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3 KISS 4 PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE MIKE NEWMAN FFA 1. 2. 3. 4 95 Mark Wickersham. Student Body president, introduces the band HOPE NUNEZ Auxilary Corps 1. 2. Pep Band 1. 2. 3, 4. Band 1 2. 3. 4. Foreign Language Club 1 2, 3. 4; Library Assistant 4. Student Council 1; School Musical 1. 4. Senior Class Play 4. Pep Club 3. Who's Who Committee 4 LINDA PEARSON Chorus 3, 4. FHA 1. 2. 3. 4 MARC PITMAN Chorus I; Art Club 1 2; Foreign Language Club 1; DEC A 4. Senior Class Play 4. 4-H 1, Prom Candidate 3; Football 1. KISS 3. 4 FRANK PERKINS Pep Band 1. Band 1. DECA 3. 4. Track 1. Tennis 2. 3; KISS 1. 2. 3. 4; KISS 1 2. 3. 4. DECA store manager TIM PEARSON Letterman's Club 2. 3, 4. 4-H 1. 2. 3. 4. Basketball 1; Football 1 2. 3. 4 PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE JIM PONDER Foreign Language Club 1. 2. 3. 4; A-V Assistant 3. 4; Senior Class Play 4. KISS 4 % The Seniors listened intently at a class meeting KEVIN POWELL Foreign Language Club 1. A-V Assistant 1; Letterman's Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Homecoming Candidate 4; Prom Candidate 3; Basketball 1. 2. 3, 4. Golf 3; Football 1 2. 3. 4; Baseball 1. 2. 4; KISS 4. NORA RAMIREZ Auxilary Corps 4; Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4. Foreign Language Club 1. 2; FHA 3; Pep Club 3; Harmony Honeys 2. 97 Lisa rode in the Mardi Gras Parade RON RAYL BILL SHEETS JULIE RICKERT National Honor Society 2. 3. 4; President 4; Chorus 1; Agape Bible Club 4; Foreign Language Club 1, 2; Library Assistant 2. Letterman's Club 2. 3. 4; English Ciub 3; Yearbook 2. 3, 4; Editor 3, 4, Class Treasurer 1, 2; Homecoming Candidate 4. Volleyball 1 2, 3. 4; Tennis 1. 2. 3, 4; Basketball 1. 2; FCA 3; KISS 3. 4; All Conference Volleyball 4; All County Volleyball 4. BRENDA SHOCKNEY National Honor Society 3. 4. Chorus 2; Swing Choir 2; Foreign Language Club 2. 3. 4. OEA 3; Library Assistant 3; Health Careers 2. 3. 4. Guidance Help 2. 3; Letterman's Club 2, 3. 4. English Club 3; School Musical 1. 4, Senior Class Play 4; Gymnastics 1. 2. 3. Volleyball mgr. 1. 2. Tennis Team 2. 3. 4. Pep Club 3. FCA 3; KISS 3. RICK RUDY DECA 3. 4. King Court 3; King Court 4. Wrestling 2; Track 2; KISS 3. 4 PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE TORI SKIVER Art Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Tennis 2. 4. Photography Club 4; President of Art Club 3. 98 Lynna gets pinned for NHS. LORI SNYDER Pep Band 1. 2; Band 1 2; DECA 3. 4; Homecoming Candidate 4; Prom Candidate 3; Basketball 1; Track 1 Pep Club 3. CONNIE TAYLOR Chorus 4; Foreign Language Club 1. DECA 3. Office Help 3. 4. KISS t 2. 3. 4. DIANE STOCKSDALE National Honor Society 3. 4. Pep Band 1. 2. 3.4; Band 1, 2. 3, 4. Chorus 3; Swing Choir 3; Agape Bible Club 1 2. 3. 4. Vice-President 3. 4; Foreign Language Club 1.2. 3.4. Let-terman's Club 2. 3. 4. Student Council 2; School Musical 1. Senior Class Play 4. Track 1 2. 3. 4; Basketball 2. Cross Country 4. Pep Club 3. 4; FCA 2. 3. 4. LISA STAPLETON DECA 3. BRAD STEEN DECA 3. 4; FFA 1. 2. 3; Senior Class Play 4. 4-H 2. 3; Wrestling 1; Intermurals 1. 2. 3. JOANIE SULLIVAN Foreign Language Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Library Assistant 1, 2. Health Careers 2. 3. 4; Guidance Help Letterman's Club 2. 3. 4. Yearbook Staff 2. 3; Senior Class Play 4; Gymnastics 1 2; 99 Jeff worked hard in K I S.S LINDA THARP Pep Band 1; Band 1; Swing Choir 2. 3. Art Club 2. 3. 4. Senior Class Play 4; Track 1. Basketball 1. Pep Club 3; DEBBIE VANCE Chorus 2. 3. 4; Foreign Language Club 1. FHA 3, Pep Club 2 LAURA THORNBURG Pep Band 1; Band 1; FHA 1. 2. 3. 4. Library Assistant 3. 4. School Musical 4. Senior Class Play 4.4-H 1.2,3. 4. Track 4. Pep Club 3. National Honor Society 4 RICK THOMASON DEC A 3. Senior Class Play 4. Tennis 2. MIKE TURNER Pep Band 1; Letterman's Club 2. 3. 4. Homecoming Candidate 4; Court 2; Prom Candidate 3; Football 1.2.3. 4. Basketball 1. 2; Track 1. Bus Barn 3. 4. All-Conference Football 3 TIM VILLASENOR Pep Band 1. Band 1; Letter-man's Club 2. 3. 4. Senior Class Play 4; Golf 1. 2. 3. 4 Football 1; Basketball 1; Wrestling 4; KISS 3. 4 100 Eric really enjoyed this pep session! BRIAN WELCH Art Club 2. Football 1, 4; Wrestling 1. 3. 4. PHIL WYMER FFA 1. 2. 3. 4; BILL WHITTINGTON Band 1, 2; Art Club 2; Foreign Language Club 1; DECA 3. 4; KISS 3; MARK WICKERSHAM National Honor Society 2. 3, 4. Pep band 12,3.4. Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Foreign Language Club 1.2; Letterman's Club 2. 3. 4; Student Council 1 2, 3. 4. 4-H 1. 2. 3. 4. Homecoming Candidate 4, Football 2, 3. 4. Basketball 1 Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4. Student Body Vice-President 3, President 4; 101 Brad worked hard on Council. 1981 GENE YOUNG FFA 2, 3. 4; Letterman's 1 2. 3. 4; 4-H 1. 2. 3. 4; Mgr Football 1. 2, 3. 4; Mgr. Wrestling 2. 3. Mgr Basketball 4; Track 1. 2. 3. LISA ZIMMERS Agape Bible Club 3. 4; Foreign Language Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Health Careers 3. 4; Office Help 4. Guidance Help 4. Letterman's Club 3. 4; English Club 3; School Musical 4 Homecoming Queen 4. Prom Candidate 3; Gymnastics 1. 2. FCA 3; Mardi Gras-Miss Randolph County Queen. 102 Juniors-Super Year With two years of high school behind them, the class of '82's spirit rose higher than ever They demonstrated this when they put together a winning float at the Homecoming. They also created the U.C. Chicken , who was present at many ball games to cheer on the team The Juniors operated under David Zimmers as President, Richard Ludwick as Vice-President. Bobby Nunez as Treasurer, and Sue Schemmer as Secretary Mr. Root and Mr. Schmidt were enthusiastic cosponsors The class got excited about the SAVE IT OR SHAVE IT contest during Spirit Week and won the competition thereby saving Mr. Root's beard and collecting almost $200. for Prom expenses. Spring Day was also exciting for the Juniors. They won first in the overall competition. Sheryl Anderson Dominique Arnold Tami Bailey Donna Barnes Todd Bateman Laurie Beals Jerri Beasecker Eric Bentz Cinde Blocher Kreg Boggs Jody Bothast (Holt) Derek Bradburn Ruth Bruss Preston Bulcher Michelle DeHaven Jim Dotson Jeff Drew Charlote Edwards Leanne Fisher Rhonda Flatter Kelly Fleenor Mary Forbes Bonnie Foreman Jennifer Fritz Melissa Gettinger 103 ally G' jqgenbillen Barbprajidnnarf )nda H o H Hi ger Greg Hickarson Tammy Girton Debi Goldsberry Mike Gorrell Jamey Gray Bill Griffin Chuck Darus Lauren Jackie Huftorc Lisa loads Cinay Kirk Leslie Kridle Vicky Lax ton Patti Leahey Allan Hiss Above: Jennifer talked to the U.C. Chicken Left: Todd got all wrapped up in prom preparations. 104 Bill Mangas Rhonda McGlothlin Ron McGlothlin JSandra Medina Larry Mendenhall Doug Miller Rhonda Miller Kaye Mong Regina Morgai Ellen Mote Mark Mote Lena Noggle Gina Norton Robert Nunez Tim Owens Candy Doug Platt Shon Prescott David Price Jon Price Donna Pi Alan Re Kim Rol Tammie Dan Ross ett Hds onna Puck an Reync im Roberts e Roae 105 John Shafer Sue Schemmer Lyle Scholl Sheila Schwartzkopf Matt Setters 1 LX Jim Sheet H avid Sheperd Les Siegler Diana Smith Jet Smith Sharon Smith Chuck Stewart Toyia Stewart Danna Stover Deidre Suitts Tonya Thornbur jerry Warren 1 Giafana Washier Brian Wassc To Wenger Jerry Williams Rusty Williams Scot Wood Tom Woodard David: Zimmers Photos not available: Joyce Crawford John Garland Todd Kendall Debbie Lewis Richard Ludwick Connie Shultz Teresa Stewart 106 Sophomores- Strong Effort The class of '83. under Mrs Austin's sponsorship, emerged as a class with a lot of energy and spirit The students showed school spirit early in the year when they enthusiastically built a Homecoming float, which took second place in the competition. They also collected the most money for the WOWO penny pitch. The class was headed by Janine Harsh-man. President. Steve Herriford. Vice-President. Karla Ellison. Secretary, and Kim Lamdin. Treasurer Mrs. Austin praised the class of '83 and remarked that they were an excellent class with a great deal of potential Coach Lee. who represented the class during the SAVE IT OR SHAVE IT contest during Spirit Week, lost his mustache at the pep session before the Sectional Mr. Lee commented that he would always remember this particular class. The Sophomores worked together on Spring Day and came out with third place They were very strong in some events and weak in others, so next year should be exciting Mike Anderson Ken Applegate Amy Bentz Nola Besecker Gretchen Birum Wendi Doug Brumfield Eric Bruss Jackie Buckingham Denise Byrd Jerry Byrum igler) Mandy Carpenter Richard Clark Wayne Collier Scott Collins Tim Crawford It 107 Tim Cummings Todd Davis Lisa Dean Cindy Densmore Jim Dubeansky Raegean Dunn Doug Edwards Mary Edwards Sandra EH«ott Karla Ellison Cheryl Fabert Sherri Farber Tito Farias Kevin Grimes Janme Harshman Carlotta Harter 108 Chris Hernandez Steve Herriford Jeff Higgins Tim Migh'ower Betsy HindskljjiB DavidaHobson Laura Hollinger Ron Holt Wendy Hudson, Bo Hunpnries fllen Ker™ rnn Lambl Above Chad displayed his talents in shop Jennifer IV Tom Michi 109 Top: Laura checks it out! Bottom right: Sophomores servers ready to go Paulina del Carmen Canales was a 15-year-old foreign exchange student at U.C.C.H.S. this past year. Paulina, like the past exchange students, was sponsored by the Rotary Club. While in the U.S., Paulina stayed with the Car-roll Densmore family. Her classes at the high school were: English 9, Foods I, Spanish III, Phys. Ed., and World History. Paulina stayed in Union City for six months; after that she returned to Chile to continue her studies in agriculture. Paulina's stay in Union City gave the members of the community an opportunity to learn about the culture of Chile and improve their Spanish. The students at U.C.C.H.S. enjoyed her stay, and wished her the best when she left for her native land. no Valerie Prescott Scott Pugh Beth Qualkenbush Juanita Ramirez Donna Rayl Todd Reffett Ryan Reichard Tom Reish Bill Rodefer Eric Rose Suzanne Russ Jason Setters Sabrina Skiver Dwanna Snyder Wendy Snyder Robin Stapleton Bob Stewart Dan Stewart Tim Stewart Ronda Tayler Donna Tedrow Jackie Teegarden Daren Thompson Sabra Thoi Bill Thornburg m Wolfe Woodard Patty Wymer Diana Young Gary Zimmers Ron James W Kim Wiliams Brenda Wise ist Wilks illard nielle Thornburg Lori Thum .Mark Tillman evin Tracy Sonyq Troutman Don Wagner Sandy vyarren Wasson sa Photos not available: Sandy Carlson Tina Hersberger Les Lee Above Tito must have thought the test was easy! Right Mrs Amick provided some extra help for Jean. 112 Freshmen-Great Start The class of '84 quickly got into the high school scene. They generated spirit, enthusiasm, and actively participated in different clubs, athletics, and all other school events. Early in the year the Freshmen had a few financial problems, but they worked hard and were able to overcome them. The main goal of the class of '84 was to raise money for future years, and this was accomplished by successful magazine sales. The class of '84 worked hard under the direction of: President, Todd Bailey; Vice-President, Melinda Jones, Secretary, Susan Jenkins; Treasurer Ear-nie Woodard; 8c Sponsor Mr. Hinshaw who was pleased with the Freshmen and stated that the Freshmen were Good kids with a lot of promise! Tim Adelsperger Shawn Austin Todd Bailey Jodi Barga Joice Barga Ginny Jill Ben Wes Bindley Billy Bradburn Marvin Brewer Leslie Brumley Dawn Burk Jody Burton Rob Carpenter Gary Caywood Cook BriarvCottef Barb Cunninr Mark Curtis Doug Curtner Crysta Curts Joe Deaton Ron Densmore Eric Dodd Sherry Dodd 113 Above Keith was active in Student Council. Top Left: Vickie. Sheila. Kim and Laurie discussed victory possibilities Bottom Left She really said that? 114 Top Dan was an active class participant. Bottom: Jody eyed the blackboard Tim Jessup Melynda Jones Jeff Keiser Jeff Keith Edsiree Kimball Kevin Kleman Greg loFuze Vicki Lane Jim Lawrence Dawn Lea m S Joyce Lewis Tona Lewis Marla Mamazza Jodi Mangas Medina Jerry Neargarder Melissa Nottingham Brad Osborne Bryan Parsley F 115 Tammy Price Kim Raszkowski Kevin Roberts Mark Runkle Donnie Samples Scott Samples Dan Shepherd er Harold Spei Mike Stewart Julie Stewart Mark Stocksdale Charles Tiller Kelly Washier Trela Waters Barbara Welch Jenifer Wise Kyle Wise Ernie Woodard Peggy Woods Marla Wright Kathy Wymer Anna Younger Photos not available Larry Davis Stocey Lawrence Sheila Niemeyer Suzanne Sherwood Susan Traxler 116 SPIRIT was evident everywhere at U.C.C.H.S.-school board members, administration, faculty, staff, custodians, cooks-all displayed the spirit of caring and enthusiasm that makes our school so special. The 33 faculty members provided a solid academic background while pitching in overtime to sponsor, coach, and, chaperone extra-curricular activities. They also found time to advise and counsel students and showed their spirit by participating in pep sessions and attending athletic events. Above: The School Board members are: James Davis. Joe Mathias. James Carpenter. Walter Hap, and Richard Applegate Left: Dr. School Boord I B®nnett got involved with school activities by attending Career JMWWl pt ul u____________________________________H Day. Below. Mr Leahey discussed some of his ideas with Dr Bennett Lower left Dr. Bennett has served 9 years as superintendent. Administration 118 Left Mr. VanOsdol (Bob who?) made the school announcements and directed the Athletic Department Above A rare expression on our leader's face Above: Ms Miller was our resident bookkeeper Upper Right Mrs. Livingston kept the Athletic Department running smoothly Office Staff 119 Left: Mr. Lee at work. Above: He’s an animal! Right: Mrs. Austin listened intently. English Literature Speech Drama I ■ r IlTICN Upper Miss Fulton enjoyed her classes. Right: Mr Leahey caught between classes. Lower Mrs. Hauth took time for a pose. 120 uom ti mu Math Science Upper left Mr Hinshaw gave us a sly smile. Upper right: Mr. Rubesch enjoyed lecturing. Middle left: Miss Norman, our student teacher, was sometimes puzzled by students. Middle Mr Lehman grew a beard for winter warmth. Middle right Mr Black his unusual school attire. Lower right: Ron and Mr Satkamp eagerly awaited an answer. 121 Home Economics V s _ Upper right Mrs Prescott takes pleasure in teaching one of the many home economics classes Arts Fine Above Mrs Baldwin, our home economics teacher, enjoys working with students. Below Who said students are the only ones who enjoyed pep sessions? Above As art instructor. Mrs. Jones, has produced several fine projects. 122 Top left: Mrs. Good divides her secretarial abilities between Mrs Hmmm. who would want to steal the ! Q encyclopedia? Stephen and Mrs. Reed. Above: The photographer surprises Mrs. Smile. Mrs Glenn. Foreign Language Our bubbly French teacher. Miss Chenoweth Social Studies Left Nobody Nose more about social studies than Mr Schmidt Lower Left: Mr Lacy looked serious about his teaching Below Our faculty had a hard time building a 3-man pyramid I 24 Left Miss Houser was one of our traveling'' teachers Below Mrs Amick contends that 200 words an hour is not enough! Business Above Mr Johnson, our DEC A co-ordinator. is the person to see if you need a job Right Here's the faculty- pigging out again! Department 125 Physical Education Health Upper left Miss Fulton seemed to like grading papers Above Mr Noffsinger passed out letters on Awards Day 126 Above Miss Fulton and Mrs Good took a coke break Right Mr Noffsinger liked preparing lesson plans1 Above Mr Arthur and Mr Root shared I A responsibilities Lower Mr Applegate was also in charge of school maintenance Mr. Welch arranged details for Ag contest. 127 Above: Mrs. Wagoner spent most of the school year trying to enforce the immunization policy. Below Mr Baum enjoyed his first year at U.C.C.H.S. 128 Cafeteria Staff Above Bernard Good was always where he was needed. Right It was Mr Villasenor's first year as a custodian Below Marjorie Bailey. Marty Stover. Judy Hindsley. Mrs. Fisher didn't seem to know what to do with her cafeteria staff Loretta Addington. Ala Mae Arthur. Marjorie Bailey. Marty Stover Custodians 129 Upper left Surprise. Mr. Schmidt! Upper right: Mr. Baum enjoyed a brief respite from his duties. 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Main Street Farmland, Indiana Phone: 468-7801 8 149 Schafer's Carpet Upholstery Cleaning Carrol Good Greenlee's Rosie's Truck Stop Restaurant Bannon Upolstery State Line Clothing Center Mr. Mrs. Steven Dubeansky The Family Inn Pinney Insurance Dr. Mrs. Jerome Leahey Woodcrest Lanes Miller Lumber McGlothlin Service U.C.R.V. Center Farm Bureau Valet Cleaners Mangas Construction Williams Carpet Throp's Sewing Center Lee's Appliance Center Standard Agencies Inc. Marlene's Barber Shop Schmidt's Automotive Beard, Peterson and Stahlbush U.C. Ready Mix Westfalls Drs. J.A. W.L. Johnson, DDS DeBolt Furniture Mr. Mrs. Murray Schemmer Mr. Mrs. Richard English Fisher's Candy Moyer's Body Shop Mr. Mrs. Cloyce Miller Madeline Wagner The Bike Shop Jerry's Auto Sales Smith Shoe Repair Troutwine's Smitty's Market Commercial Printing Willard D. Wolf Kenton F. Byrd, O.D. Dr. Mrs. K.N. Gowda Coca Cola Bottling Co. U.C. Chamber of Commerce Arlene's Beauty Shop C J Commercial Driveaway Inc. Walling's Store 150 156 158 V: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The Successus staff was able to show the spirit of U.C.C.H.S. with the help of the following people . .. Mr Keever j. . .$.. .. who took dandy pictures. The Faculty who helped us take pictures and let us out of class. Mr. G. and Mr. VanO .................who were patient. Mr Black ........■ r.................who said he wanted his name mentioned Mr. Ash ..........................Josten's representative who helped a lot! STAFF . Advisor Mrs. Reed...........I...................... Julie Rickert .................................. ,v Co-editor. Opening. Seniors Carrie Kendall Tina Bailey Les Siegler Kem Musgrove Rich Ludwick .Co-editor. Opening. Seniors Activities tivities .. . .. .Sports . Sports Cheryl Fabert ....................r . C..........Organizations and Ads David Dotson ....................................Organizations Denise Byrd .....................................Classes Mark Runkle......................................Classes Jen Metcalfe ........................ Sue Schemmer ........................ Radha Gowda.......................... .Faculty Ads wff1 T ■ .. .Copy Write Les Seigler Photographer Jim Ponder................................... .Photographer Tom Peterson Who came back to help us meet that final deadline! , dr 5. v ' I I Is 160 r - ' ' ;
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