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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1986 volume:

r 1986 Successus Union City Community High School 603 N. Walnut Union City, IN 47390 Volume 52 U..C..CJH.S.. . . . ON LOCATION Feature Players 99 u.e.e.M.s. — oa1 wcazjoa “The movies? You mean the real movies?” These and other comments of disbelief followed the stunned silence which greeted Mr. Goldsberry's announcement that we had been asked to be extras in the filming of “Hoo-sicrs“, a movie being made in Knightstown about Indiana basketball in the 1950’s. Roars of approval and delight followed. The days that followed were busy ones indeed as we discussed hair styles and clothing. Goodwill stores and attics were searched for the perfect outfit. Mr. Welch was the first to make the supreme sacrific as he appeared one morning minus his beard of nine years. Mr. Root soon followed, and Mr. Black stalled — hoping for a miracle. The casting director came to look us over on Nov. 11th and picked several examples from the 50’s clad crowd to show us what look to strive for. Friday — November 15: The big day had arrived and the would-be stars reported to their homerooms for attendance at 6:00 A.M. The charter buses, generously provided by local donors pulled out about 6:30. We disembarked in Knightstown and were herded into several classrooms to be checked by wardrobe. If we were suitable we were then direct- ed to a large heated tent on the school grounds where we bided our time by learning the “Hickory” school song. Those who did not pass this first inspection were sent to “Hair” — that dreaded final resting place of many a curl and mustache. Many passed through those shears, trimmers and combs including Mr. Black, Mr. Drill and Mr. Baum, and finally arrived in the gym (the “set”) looking strange indeed! Upon entering the set, we encountered an astonishing array of paraphernalia and people. Cameras, light, screens, fans, cables, chairs, etc. covered the floor and technicians, grips, gaffers, actors, directors, etc. were busy setting up lights, moving light screens, talking into their head phone sets, sweeping and resweeping the floor, practicing their lines and doing whatever it was they were supposed to do. The “perspiration lady” was of special interest as she carried a bottle around and sprayed the ball players in preparation for their scenes. There was a lot going on and we appreciated it because we did a whole lot of sitting. We did get to do w.hat we do best — be basketball fans. We booed, hissed and cheered sometimes in pantomime. We broke for lunch about 2:00 and raced to the buses to pick up our lunches fixed by our cafeteria staff very early that morning. We took them to another heated tent to cat and reported back to the set for work — more sitting. Mr. Lcahcy and Mrs. Wagoner entertained us with “The Swing on our return and drawings were held during the day to further help pass the time. Stars, Gene Hackman, Shcb Wooley, Barbara Hcrshey graciously gave autographs and had their pictures taken with those brave enough to ask. Our day in the sun finally ended about 7:30 as a happy, but tired and hungry group, boarded the somewhat less comfortable school buses for the long trip home. We arrived back at the home studio about 9:45 in the pouring rain to be greeted by the patient parents who had been waiting since 8:30 for us. Nothing could dampen the enthusiasm of some however, as they planned a return trip on Saturday to the set on buses provided by the movie personnel to have another go at stardom. Our fondest hope now is that we don't all end up on the cutting room floor! Oh well, it was a very memorable day for the U.C. cast — no matter what. Hurray for Hollywood! I. The hopefuls appear for wardrobe tryouts on Monday morning at U.C. 2. Some good examples of 50’s style are found in Ann Jones, Chandy Shiltz, and Tonia Skiver. 3. Mr. Root smiles through the pain of his freshly shaved face. 4. Faculty members appear in their 50’s finery. 5. Susan Crow, from “Hoosicrs , offered helpful advice and comments. 6. 6:00 homeroom found the cast ready to go. 7. Charter buses provide plush comfort for the cast. 8. Waiting for wardrobe to O.K. our hair and clothing, was a lengthy process. 9. Dave Harshman and Mr. Black do not pass inspection and must go through “Hair . 10. The “Set” — organized confusion. 11. The referees arc actual IHSAA officials. 12. The extras wait to be seated. 11 12 3 1 Wc sit and wait — or stand and wait. 2. The “adult” extras root for Old “Hickory.” 3. Mr. Leahey and Mrs. Wagoner entertain the crowd during lunch break. 4. Barbara Hersey appears on the set. 5. Gene Hackman prepares for a scene. 6. The weary cast gathers for the trip home. 4 SCENES LICHT5 — CHMERR — RCTION The shooting schedule was tight this year on the U.C. lot, as we tried to work in all the several varied activities. Homecoming, Mardi Gras, Octoberfest, N.H.S. induction, Senior Play, Prom, Awards Day, Spirit Week, dress up days — these scenes highlighted the most promising stars of the ’85-’86 season. Costuming was sometimes difficult, but casting was easy as each actor played his part — from the stars down to the bit players. Production rolled along with the usual hitches, but the sneak previews and daily rushes looked promising. The following stills show what participation, enthusiasm and dedication can achieve, as once again we produced a smash hit from the U.C.C.H.S. cast. 6 Chosen for Leading Roles The 1985 Mardi Gras Pageant (formerly known as The Junior Miss Pageant) actually began last May with the choosing of candidates. Two girls from each Randolph County school were chosen by their respective schools to vie for the starring role of Mardi Gras queen. A meeting was held to discuss details and procedures, and was followed by several practices during the summer months. The pageant was held at Winchester Community High School on October 1, 1985. During this time the girls performed a routine, did some modeling, displayed their talents for the judges and had a personal interview. Our hopeful stars, Melissa Mote and Janel Fritz, wowed the audience with their superior performances. Janel wrote, played and sang a song of her own composition called, “Jesus, I Lift My Voice to You.” Missy did a ballet dance to the tune of “Skylark”. The parade on the day of October 5th was a contest of endurance as winter tried to come early. The girls survived, however, and looked radiant for the crowning ceremonies that evening at 10:00. Melissa Mote was crowned Queen and Janel Fritz was named first runner-up, therefore bringing two titles back to the proud cast on the U.C. lot. 1. Missy looks confident. 2. Janel strikes a pose. 3. Missy rides through town in the parade. 4. Janel smiles to the crowd. 5. Janel displays her gown. 6. Missy shows her talent in ballet. 7. Janel congratulates the new Mardi Gras Queen. Homecoming Earns Rave Review The U.C. cast gave outstanding performances during the Homecoming activities. Festivities began on Thursday night with a powder puff football game won by the Senior girls. A pep rally and bonfire followed this annual ever-exciting event. Friday night’s activities began early with the Homecoming parade at 4:30 led by Grand Marshall, Ed Reish. The float theme this year was songs, and the seniors showed their creativity by producing the winning float with the title “We’ve Been Working On a Victory.” The Sophomore produced an outstanding float with “Nobody Knows the Trouble Fve Seen” as their theme. The juniors placed third with “Juniors Say Victory Is Easy Money,” and freshmen received fourth place with “The Heat Is On.” The faculty also produced a float this year, and their theme was, “Indians Work Hard For a Victory.” The Indian team produced their best effort against the Wes Del Warriors, and won 20-19 in an action-packed contest. Joey Michael and Melissa Mote were the stars of the evening’s halftime events, as they were crowned King and Queen by last year’s royalty, Lori Gates and Von Ebeling. The activities ended with the annual dance at Northside sponsored by the Student Council. I. Freshmen boys show their spirit by donning chccrleading outfits. 2. The cast readies for the performance. 3. Faculty: “Indians Work Hard for the Victory 4. The feature players wave to their fans. HOMECOMING I. Grand Marshall, Ed Rcish and Mr. Lcahcy lead the parade. 2. The Cafeteria Staff “Loves the Indians . 3. Melissa Mote and Joey Michael — ’85-’86 Royalty. 4. Homecoming King Candidates. 5. Homecoming Queen Candidates. 5 10 1. Senior Float: “We've been working on a victory”. 2. Junior Float: “Victory is easy money”. 3. Sophomore Float: “Nobody knows the trouble I’ve seen”. 4. Freshmen Float: “The heat is on”. 5. The band performs with a breath-taking backdrop. 5 11 “GENTLEMEN PREFER CAST Dorothy .....................Lee Ann Carson Lorelei........................Katie Knglish Mr. Lee (Daddy) ................ Ray Mullins Bert ..........................Joey Michael Sam ........................Mike Heitmann The Captain of Majestic ....Doug Jefferis Mrs. Van Osborne ......................Carla Byrd Sylvia........ Karev Thornburg Mrs. Van Austin........................Missy Mote Margaret Leigh Ann Byrum Mrs. Spofford ..................Tami Maloy Henry Spofford III.....................Steve Brewer Mrs. C hapman Debbie Barnes Aunt Dolly ....................(handy Shiltz Mr. Broussard. Sr......................Luigi Kuvaja Mr. Broussard. Jr. Brian Hoggatt Chambermaid Angie Williams Steward I .....................Doug Hughes Steward II .....................Ray Harvey Porter .........................Shane Austin Hotel Manager...............Noel Carpenter 1st. Young Girl ............Tammy Journay 2nd. Young Girl ............Linda Whitacre 3rd. Young Girl Anne Brumfield 1st. Young Man Brian Hoggatt 2nd. Young Man Denny Keiser Set Design..................Thomas E. Leahey Scenery Construction Luigi Kuvaja, Denny Keiser, Ray Harvey, Shayne Hill, Lee Ann Car-son, Mike Heitmann, and Thomas E. Leahey Properties Brian Hoggatt. Debbie Barnes, Katie English, Jody Shafer, Luigi Kuvaja, Joey Michael, and Angie Williams Curtain .........................Shayne Hill V ‘ ♦. r,__-� ♦; £■'. , � t 9 � ' ; r i r-Z' T v -f♦ ♦♦♦ % 1 ♦ v ♦ ♦ BLONDES” is Senior hit 1. “The only boy who offered me anything mentally was a guy I copied from in Math class!” 2. “Goodbye, Lorelei, Goodbye, Dorothy.” 3. “Standing by with the boullion. Madam.” 4. “You realize that a mistake like this could get you sent back to the third class dining room. 5. “All deck chairs arc reserved.” 6. Sylvia shows her disgust with her fortune-hunting mother. 7. “And what are you doing on the Majestic?” 8. “Daddy, you can’t cancel a smallpox vaccination!” 9. “Dorothy, I've been looking all over for you!” 10. “After our conversation last night, I was so stimulated that I could hardly sleep.” II. Tammy Maloy, Angie Williams, and Debbie Barnes wait for their cue to go on. Oktoberfest Show Coes On OKTOBERFEST Oct. 12, 1985 Organizations, Clubs and Classes Drill Team — Singing Telegrams, Bible Club — Pumpkin Patch, Cider Apples, Letter-mans Club — Pic Eating Contest Football Toss, Swing Choir — Stuffed Potatoes Cider, Girl's Choir — Sausage Kraut, Art Club — Calendars Tissue Paper Flowers, F.F.A. — Pork Chop Roast, F.H.A. — Fish Pond, Finger Painting Nachos, O.E.A. — Hot Dogs, Chips Cokes, Yearbook — Picture Sales Yearbook Orders, S.A.D.D. — Face Painting, Foods II — Pumpkin Pic with F.F.A., Freshman Class — Car Smash Sponge Toss. Junior Class — Jail, Senior Class — Float Rides. Student Council — General Store Special Events Entertainment U.C.C.H.S. Band Concert 11:00-12:00 Heaven’s Jubilee 12:00-1:00 Glory Bound 2:00-3:00 Clowns — all day Petting Zoo — all day Karate Exhibition 1:00-2:00 Displays Crafts Knitting Machine — all day Tabcrnac Fishing Rod Construction — all day Gilman Kaufman Tole Painting — all day Bev’s Studio Painting — Water Colors — all day Mildred Whitcsel Contests Antique Auto Show — all day Hot Rod Custom Show — all day IO-K Run 10:30 Coloring Contest — grades K-3 judging 11:00 Bike Decorating Contest — grades 4-6 — Judging 1:00 Soccer — all day 1. The Props department went all-out to establish the fall mood. 2. Special cheer was added to the Oktoberfest set by Matt Curts. 3. “Joby“ Root seems a bit unsure as Mrs. Austin walks him through his little part. 4. Damon Drill plays his part. 2 4 14 In Spite of Weather I. Refreshments were provided on the set by Matt Jessup and Angie Wysong, food class members. 2. Debbie Barnes talks to a Northside student about the coloring contests. 3. Hamming it up for the camera, Candy Partin spends her time in the OEA Booth. 4. Special make up for clowns, Diane Storms and Jodi Barga prove to be no problem for the wardrobe department. 5. The Student Council General Store displayed many nice items. 6. Carla Byrd and Angie Williams handled financial arrangements for the General Store. 7. Barb Gray and friend relax at the petting zoo. 8. Tia Reed enjoys make up provided at the SADD Booth. 15 INDUCTION CEREMONY October 23, 1985 Band.......Let There Be Peace On Earth Processional of Present Members Welcome.....................Carla Byrd Prayer.............Noel Carpenter Introduction .... Karcy Thornburg The Society’s Four Dimensions of Life Character .....Anne Brumfield Scholarship....Noel Carpenter Leadership ................Tim Price Service............Jon Brumley Tapping Ceremony Piano Medley........Rick Clear Introduction New Members .... Kevin Smith Honor Pledge . . Ty Buckingham Closing Remarks .. Kevin Smith Band ..............Rise Again Recessional of Members I. Karey Thornburg “pins Lynn Gates. 2. Carla Byrd goes to the band to get Michele Hoover. 3. Lee Ann Carson is escorted to the floor by Noel Carpenter. HDDS NEW MEMBERS TO THE CAST Row I: Kevin Smith, Carla Byrd, Karcy Thornburg, Anne Brumfield. Row 2: Tim Price, Jon Brumley, Miss Chcnowcth, Tyrone Buckingham, Noel Carpenter. Row I: Jay Spradling, Kim Adcock, Suzanne Snyder, Jim Price, Glenn Rose. Row 2: Shari Hcrriford, Beth DcBolt, Angie Stover, Lee Ann Carson, Ann Jones, Carla Rismiller. Row 3: Bryan Shepherd, Angie Williams, Michele Hoover. Penny Bradburn, Lynn Gates, Rosie Farias. “Cost Jn Zke fifties” 18 The stars turned out in force for the prom, April 18th, which dawned warm and sunny in spite of the cold and rain earlier in the week. The theme “Lost in the 50V’ tied right in with our film debut earlier in the year. The decorations and props, including the drive-in theater, coke machine and bomb shelter, were outstanding and unique, as was the faculty dance routine on video. The Cast was gorgeously arrayed, the music was “groovy” and many happy memories were made to store away for that time when the set has closed down. 1. Reigning Royalty, ’86, Michael Wasson and Rosie Farias. 2. Queens Court: Shaughn Suitts, Kim Adcock, Angie Stover, Melinda Hutchison, Suzanne Snyder, Rosie Farias 3. Kings Court: Jim Price, Stacey Mills, Robby Lykins, Bryan Shepard, Michael Wasson, Corey Vanskyock 4. Servers: First row: Wendy McCarter, Cheryl Brumley, Jenny Jones, Dczi Enicks, Rhonda Mong, Christina Kle-man, Jenny Keener, Barb Neel, Kerry Mills Second row: Andy Ingle, Renee Baker, Bobby Hawthorne. Michelle Garee, Magic Mote, Aaron Applegate, Todd Buckingham, Jeff Hines, Larry Ehlcrs Third Row: Beth Thornburg, Andrea Loyd, Toni Holt, Scott Grimes, Zach Bollinger, Jason Welch, Jerry Partin, Tim Brewer. 1. Hcikc Cockcrill. Brian Hoggat, Luigi Ku-vaja, and LindaWhitacre pose in their finery. 2. Karey Thornburg and Gary Zimmers are having a wonderful time! 3. Brian Smith, Kirby DeHaven, Debbie Runkle, and Jacinda Walters think the music is fine. 4. Ron Bolen and his date sway to the music. 5. Lynn Gates and Morgan Doppler share a tender moment. 6. Vince Miller and Suzanne Snyder make an attractive couple. 19 ■r'5 - (1) BrenrWasson (l} Vicki Gray (3 Kevin Smith (4) evin Smith . JWf Mullins Inauguration of student body ;dass officers: Brian Shepherd. Sherry Murphey, Darrin Cross, Matt Brim. Rotary C itizenship: Kevin Smith. C'ecilian Club Award: Brian Hoggatt. U.S. Army Reserve National Scholar Athlete Award: Anne Brumfield, Ty Buckingham. Elks Outstanding Student: Anne Brumfield. Perfect Attendance: Jon BrurriTfcy Hoosier Scholars: Carl Byrd. Kevin Smith “I Dare You” Lynn Gates. Jim Price Band Awards: Brian Hoggatt, Doug Hughes. Ray Choral Award: Connie Crawford Sift I Accounting Awards: Melissa Adkins, Leigh Ann Byrum, Larry Oaks DECA Awards: Larry Oaks, Vickie Gray, Karry Shannon djl Bmp Foreign Language Awards: John Hill) Cheryl Brumley, Ann Jones, KevhflSmith,Lee J Jennifer Jones, Chris Klemen, Beth Debolt, Tami Maloy. -Mr g| Math Awards: Tim Brewer. Cheryl Brumley. Kevin Smith. Willie Satkamp Math Award: Noel Carpenter - ▼ ... I Merit Certificates (4th Year Students) Drama: Katie English. School Musical: Carla Byrd. S el Carpenter. Englshl Achievement: Kevin Smith ,, Reading Awards: David Harshman, Michelle Arnold ' M £!c arson, Kris Jackson, iam, Stcv tev T r, Mai me Klemen. n, Lttigj Kuvaja, MissyiM Art Awards: Kris Jackson, Todd Buckin Agriculture Awards; Jason Welch, Chad Curtnerj Mark Thornburg, Tim Price, Bria Student Council Awards: Carla Byrd, Angie Stover KISS Awards: A an Shepherd, Jinl Price. Dan Nunez, Fred Shockney Yearbook Awards: Tt Staff Karev Thornburg — Senior editor Industrial Arts Award: Bub Miller j| Senior athlete plaque winners cottlHinshaw, Karry Shannon. Joe Michael. Outstanding Male Athlete: Scott Hinshaw Outstanding Female Athlete: Linda Whitacre Joey T..I. Newbaur, fanel .J. 'ftwb; lauer, A acre Anne Brumfield: Certificate — Purdue I niversity Senior scholarships and recognition Jon Brumley Indiana Central. Carla Byrd: Josten's Eo Noel Carpenter: Preside! Lee Carson: CjMI M I Dennis Kciser: SheriWWi Jon Laxton: Semi-finalist Raymond Mullins: GMI tinciion Award Indiana idation Leader Scho_______r, ... 's Scholarship Taylor L’riiversi Central, PresidentallScholarship Indiana Central, Alumni Scholarship holarship, I.U. Honors Scholarship Hardy’s Division ersity icnt and Lnginecring Institute Co-op program Sheller-Globe isociation Scholarship iholarship Program Lincoln Technicalklnstitute -W®--------------- -----...anagement and Engineering Institute Co-op Program Shcllcr Hardy’s Division Karry Shaminon: Work Co-op Program Edison State College Nursing School paid by Crottinger’s Nursing Home Kevin Smith: Dean s Scholar Oral Roberts University Karey Thornburg: FHA Hortense Hurst Scholarship Angela Williams: Indiana Association Private Career Schools.Scholarship . Awards Day May 28, 1986 Spirit Weds Spirit weeks presented a nice break in the winter routine as the cast geared up to cheer our future players on in their victory bids. Spirit dress was as follows: Monday, Stripes Day; Tuesday, Nerd Day; Wednesday; Class Day, as all the classes chose a theme, dressed alike, and presented a skit during pep session. The freshmen proclaimed, “Our Indians are Hefty” and did a outstanding skit on Mr. Rogers Neighborhood which won them a second place finish. The sophomores opted for “No Sweat” and wore synonomous attire, while the Juniors copied their favorite Americans. The Seniors won the day with their “Born to Be Wild” theme and skit. Our efforts to inspire the boys fell short, but our spirit helped motivate the girls to another county championship and the winning of the victory key. 1. Our Indians are “hefty”. 2. U.C.’s version of “revenge of the Nerds.”. 3. The senior cheerleaders after a visit to make-up. 4. Is this “Planet of the Apes”? 5. Mr. Rogers visits our neighborhood. 6. Seniors set up the big race. 7. “Spirit” extends into the cafeteria. 8. The three stooges; Moe, Larry, and Curly. 9. Seniors are born to be wild. 10. Student Council has its own version of the winter Olympics. “Sound” Sams Kaues ZM8 Sully ft 03 MUSJe March 21 — 7:30 . . .Carla Byrd . Bicphanic Burke . . . Desi Enicks I.inda Whitacre .......................JB Wendy Clark ....................■ Noel Carpenter L • ........ Borcy Van Skyock v......I.............jggi I. . Jennifer Jones . . . .W . . Kris Jackson ______________r. m, kM . . . Susie Griffin ......Katie '-nglish ....... • .. .Brad Hoggatt ........................Jessica C'uly ............ ... Tr; c Vcrnaman M Matt Curts .... fciana ...... ........ . ’ ■Jiane Storms IMW- ■� sprad ling H • • •I v-.-.y'-.-i . 6 |in Shepherd Stocksdale b1 c Barnes .........M ' • I )udd ........................ J®ru Mercer Donna Clendcnin, Connie Crawford. Debbie . Pan) Griffin. Angel Hall. Michelle I loover. wfl immy Journay, Clini Leaver. D uvaja Doug oit Mr Hcintz. into Whitaker, and Mr Lbundy Shiltz, Carla K. U est Side Auditorium Maria Rainer Sister Berthe Sister Margaretta The Mother Abbess Sister Sophia Captain Georg vonTrapp Franz Frau Schmidt Liesl....... Friedrich Louisa Brigitta Kurt Marta Gretl Rolf Gruber Elsa Schraeder Ursula Max Detwciler Herr Zeller Baron Fiber I eld Baroness Fiber fold A Postulant Admiral vonSchrcibcr Nuns, Novices, Postulants Melissa Ashley, Debbie Barnes, Delong. Sheryl Dillon. Marcy Dodd, Diane Dudley, Rosie Barb Neels, Barbara Norris. Diane Storms. Paula Williams, Neighbors of Captain vonTrapp Angie Austin. Debbie Barn Melissa Mote, Sarah Schcmmer, Chandy Shiltz. Paul Stocksda Soldiers Damon Drill. Clint Leaver, and Paul Stocksdale Light Crew Damon Drill, Tammy Journay. Missy Mote, and’k. Prompters — Paula Williams and Sheryl Dillon lH Stage Crew and Props Damon Drill, manager. Wendy Jennifer Jones. Clint Leaver, Jay Spradling. Shawn Va Programs. Tickets, and Publicity Angel Hall. Karen Prescott. Make-Up Melissa Ashley. Donna Clendcnin, Su Rismillcr and Karla Wright. Costumes Wendy Clark, Diana Bennett, Jay Spradli; 26 Row 1: Mr. Prescott. Diana Bennett, Noel Carpenter, Carla Byrd, Linda Whitacre, Wendy Clark, Dezi Enicks, Stephanie Burk, Row 2: Mr. Heintz, Jay Spradling, Matt Curts, Jennifer Jones, Brad Hoggatt, Kris Jackson, Tracy Vcrncman, Susie Griffin Row 3: Diane Dudley, Angel Hall. Debbie Delong, Katie English, Jessica Culy, Michele Hoover, Donna Clendennin, Chandy Shiltz, Diane Storms, Mrs. Dodd Row 4: Paul Stocksdale, Barb Neels, Marcy Dodd, Melissa Ashley, Rosie Farias, Karen Gentry, Connie Crawford, Sheryl Dillon, Karla Wright, Dru Mercer, Bryan Shepherd, Shaun VanSkyock Row 5: Damon Drill, Missy Mote, Luigi Kuvaja, Corey VanSkyock 1. The nuns wonder, “How do you solve a problem like Maria?” 2. Maria wins the children' hearts by teaching them songs. 3. “Climb every mountain-ford every stream”. 4. Captain VonTropp calls the children. 27 The extras are very important people who aren’t noticed much. They report every day in the proper costumes, play their parts and make the whole show authentic. Without the extras and their efforts, the show could not go on. One very important group is the yearbook staff who has the difficult job of recording the happenings and events of the year at the studio. Arranging the stills into a pleasing and memorable format and trying to catch the feeling and flavor of a particular year is often a frustrating and tedious job. The final product is usually worth all the effort, however, as we look back and review the memorable moments and performances of a particular year. 1. Lynn Gates and Denny Kciscr arc in their usual 6th period yearbook positions. 2. Mrs. Reed gets a lovely surprise. 3. Diane Storms can’t believe Santa hasn't bought his yearbook yet! 4. Lee Ann Carson, Melissa Adkins, Kim Adcock and Lynn Gates take time from their yearbook duties to help Mrs. Reed set up for the Library Week tea. 5. Lee Ann Carson learns that yearbook duties arc often varied! 6. Angel Hall prepares another copy page. 7. Karey Thornburg and Brian Hoggatt — Successus representatives. 8. Tim Price escorts Angie Stover to the front at the NHS ceremony. 9. Karey Thornburg makes one of her many ad calls. Row 1: Melissa Adkins, Angie Stover. Row 2: Doug Jefferis, Angel Hall, Diane Storms, Lee Ann Carson, Mrs. Reed, Sponsor, Brian Hoggatt. Row 3: Denny Kciscr, Lynn Gates. Karey Thornburg, Kim Adcock. These production managers attend to the duties and set up the various scenes for the entire show including Homecoming, Oktober-fest, Christmas decorations, Spirit Week and Dances. This very important group under the able leadership of Mr. Leahey, plays a major role in the smooth running of the studio. Row I: Jay Spradling. CoreyVan Skyock, Katie English, Carla Byrd. Row 2: Anne Brumfield Barb Norris, Debbie Barnes, Angie Williams. Cheryl Brumley, Jodi Barga. Row 3: Kim Adcock. Angie Stover, Diane Storms, Jennifer Jones. Row 4: Matt Curts, Russ Brim. Row 5: Melanie Retz, Steve Brewer. Tim Brewer, Jason Welch. Row 6: Ross Mullins, Mr. Leahcv Sponsor, Shawn Van Skyock. ” 1. Diane Storms and Cheryl Brumley are planning for Adventure Month. 2. Angie Stover makes posters for Homecoming. 3. Katie English and Steve Brewer are Student Council representatives at Homecoming. 4. Anne Brumfield includes many activities besides S.C. in her busy schedule. 5. Kim Adcock helps Santa and Mr. Leahcy with balloons at the Christmas Convocation. 6. Steve and Tim Brewer and Corey and Shawn Van Skyock arc the “Brothers Student Council”. 7. Jennifer Jones and Matt Curts take time out to help with the school musical. 8. Jason Welch helps deliver carnations on Valentine's Day. 9. This group represents the losing Bulldogs during the Spirit Week pep session. 33 tisca While these stars are training for future careers, they get much needed experience by running the commissary (TEPEE) which provided needed items for the cast and crew. Several members attended the district contest and won awards which enabled them to attend the state contest in Indianapolis. Tim Green, Larry LeMaster, and Mr. Johnson attended the Nationals in Atlanta in the spring. The DECA dieting contest was an added feature to the DECA program this year. Mr. Johnson led the pack for several weeks and won the liter of diet pop with his weight loss of twenty pounds. Row 1: Deneen Moneysmith. Susie Keener. Vickie Gray, Kim Freeman. Karey Thornburg. Karry Shannon. Karen Washier. Carl Able. Row 2: Karl Bodey, Bob Farmer, Mr. Johnson. Sponsor, Larry Oaks. Shane Austin, Thomas Byrum. Angie Burk. Row 1: Jeff Pugh. Rob Lykins. Tami Holt, Jeannie Stewart, Rhonda Lawrence, Marcy Dodd, Sharlyn Smith, Tina Stewart, Sheryl Dillon. Row 2: Tim Wright, Rob Prewitt, Troy Thompson, Patrice Prescott, Leslie Wogomon, Cheryl Richardson, Tina Barga, Michael Wasson. Mr. Johnson, Sponsor. Row 3: Chad Curtncr, Larry LeMaster, Duane Hunt, Scott Reagan. Charles Tharp, Bob Miller. 9 1. Karry Shannon is the assistant store manager. 2. DF.CA group members gather around Mr. Johnson for a meeting. 3. Karl Bodcy tries to figure out the receipts. 4. Larry Oaks takes time out of his duties to smile for the camera. 5. Larry LeMaster is the new District 9 President. 6. Tim Green. Thomas Byrum, and store manager. Vickie Gray listen to Mr. Johnson’s directions. 7. Karen Washier and Thomas Byrum Homecoming representatives. 8. Karcy Thornburg, honorable mention state winner, ponders her next move. 35 KISS is the production studio complete with camera crew and sound editors that present our show to the community. 1. Linda Whitacrc, Katie English, and Angie Burk wait for their cue. 2. Cheryl Richardson uses the spare time at KISS to catch up on her studies. 3. Dan Nunez adjusts the monitor. 4. Jim Price enjoys his show. 5. Kirby DeHaven and Angie Burk Arc Kiss Homecoming representatives. 6. Stacey Mills displays his versatility. 7. Dru Mercer and Dan Nunez drop their books off and prepare to report to Kiss. 8. Kathy Jackson waits for the action to begin. newscenter© 36 Row 1: Cheryl Richardson, Mandy Bictler, Susie Murphy, Kim Freeman, Donna Evans. Candy Partin, Tonya Skiver, Jcannie Stewart. Row 2: Nick O'Dell, Kirby DcHavcn, Doug Jcffcris, Doug Hughes, Linda Whitacre, Katie English. Angie Burk. Row 3: Fred Shockney. Bryan Shepherd, Dan Nunez, Jody Shaffer, Tim Wright, Rob Prewitt, Stacey Mills, Debbie Barnes. Row 4: Rosie Farias. Jim Price, Corey Van Skyock, Dru Mercer, Jeff Parks, Larry LcMastcr, Joey Michael. Row 5: Bob Farmer, Luigi, Mike Heitmann, Troy Thompson. Karl Bodey. 37 Music is a vital part of every production and our musical directors created and performed musical scores which enhanced and enlivened all the scenes. The band received a Division II rating at contest narrowly missing a I rating by only three points. 1. Scott Hinshaw and Karry Shannon are band Homecoming Candidates. 2. Mrs. Hcintz, Becky Simpson and Dcbi Delong enjoy working at the drill team booth. 3. The band provides entertainment at Oktoberfest. 4. Barb Norris is an accomplished clarinetist. 5. Ray Mullins and Tammy Journey are Drill Team representatives. 6. Danita Price and Sherry Murphy help get ready for the half time show. 7. Sherri Farmer and Renee Baker practice intently. 8. Neil Davis shows his skills. 9. Senior trumpeters Doug Hughes and Dan Nunez will be missed. 38 UNION CITY COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL Row 1: Karry Shannon, Penny Bradburn, Sherri Farmer, Maggie Mote, Andrea Lloyd, Beth Thornburg, Sarah Schcifcmcr, Grctchen Guinn. Row 2: Tami Maloy, Lisa Maloy, Ronda Mong, Karen Gentry, Renee Baker, Sherry Murphy, Teresa Price, Carrie Mote, Barb Norris. Row 3: Scott Yount, Kerry Mills, Rubin Hernandez, Kris Comer, Genisa Wine, Diane Bennett, Ray Mullins, Kathy Adkins, Tammy Journay. Row 4: Susie Griffin, Chad Estle, Jennifer Jones, Paul Stocksdalc, Kirby DeHaven, Shelly Arnold, Angie Stover, Teresa Wright, Melissa Adkins. Row 5: Brian Hoggatt, Scott Hinshaw, Ross Mullins, Daniel Nunez, Teresa Freeman, James Neeley, Mike Arnold, Michelle Hoover. Row 6: Doug Hughes, Rod Bradburn, Scott Grimes, Darin Cross, Neil Davis, Danita Price, Brent Wasson, Damon Drill. The chorus and swing choir had a successful year. The chorus received a division 1 award at district contest. The swing choir also received a division 1 rating at contest and sang on numerous occasions at various community functions. 1. Doug Hughes and Debi Delong are Chorus Homecoming representatives. 2. Dcsi Enicks puts her chorus skills to use in the studio’s musical production of “The Sound of Music . 3. Barb Neels, Marcy Dodd, Desi Enicks, and Stephanie Burke enjoy practice. Row 1: Susan Canada. Carrie Branham, Debi Delong, Marcy Dodd, Desi Enicks. Row 2: Amy Chaincy, Kathy Jackson, Chris Ann Norris, Diane Dudley. Wendy Clark, Mr. Prescott, Director. Row 3: Karla Wright, Sherri Gordon, Connie Crawford, Tammy Gordon, Christine Harter, Paula Williams. Row 1: Carla Byrd, President. Katie English, Michele Hoover, Shelly Arnold. Row 2: Leslie Wogomon, Carla Rismiller, Penny Bradburn, Sherry Moyer. Row 3; Cathy Cunningham, Jay Spradling, Secretary-Treasurer, Duane Hunt. Every studio needs a first aid station. These people plan to pursue careers in medical fields. 1. Katie English and Michelle Hoover seen enthralled at a meeting. 2. Luigi Kuvaja, our friendly and popular foreign exchange student, and Carla Byrd represent Health Careers at Homecoming. 3. Duane Hunt enjoys his health career duties. Many awards each year go to foreign films and our studio prepares our students in Spanish and in French. Activities include Foreign Language Day, the annual Christmas Party, and dining out at a French or Spanish Restaurant. 1. Kevin Smith and Leigh Ann Byrum represent Foreign Language Club during Homecoming festivities. 2. Anne Brumfield will be missed next year. 3. These French students listen closely. 4. Carla Rismiller and Tami Maloy arc 4 year students in a foreign language. 5. Yolanda Medina takes in snacks for the class. Row 1: Miss Chcnowcth, Sponsor; Anne Brumfield, President; Tammy Journay, Missy Mote, Secretary; Leigh Ann Byrum, Vice-President; Karey Thornburg, Treasurer; Tom Moyer. Row 2: Barb Morris, Carla Rismiller, Tami Maloy. Nick O’Dell. Jay Spradling. Kathi Leahcy, Suzanne Snyder, Shaughn Suitts. Row 3: Angel Hall. Melanie Retz. Sharlyn Smith, Rhonda Lawrence. Yolanda Medina, Beth Debolt, Angie Burk. Carla Byrd, Angie Williams. Row 4: Rhonda Mong. Lisa Dcvaney. Michele Wright, Christina Klcman, Jenny Keener, Paul Stocks-dale, Glenn Rose. Row 5: Bob Bisscll, Ross Mullins, Krsis Jackson, Jamie Chrisman, Jennifer Jones. Andcra Lloyd, Maggie Mote, Beth Thornburg, Kerry Mills. Row 1: Mrs. Glenn, Sponsor. Anne Brumfield, Missy Mote, Leigh Ann Byrum, Karey Thornburg. Row 2: Leslie Mills, Ann Jones, Melissa Adkins, Michele Hoover, Kim Adcock, Angie Stover, Karry Shannon, Chandy Schiltz, Katie English, Linda Whitacre, Shari Herriford. Row 3: Gncsia wine, Carrie Mote, Deanna Hughes, Teresa Price, Sherry Murphy, Tracy Cline, Karen Gardner, Jennifer Welch, Wendy McCarter, Dcsi Enicks, Denny Keiscr. Row 4: Grctchcn Guinn, Tony Holt, Amy Ingle, Michele Garcc, Angie Austin, Renee Baker, Danita Price, Shawn Van Skyock, Jerry Partin, Brian Alexander. Row 5: Carrie Branham, Teresa Wright, Crisann Norris, Sheri Farmer, Lynn Gates, Mary Hcitmann, Melinda Hutchison, Rosie Farias, Zach Bollinger, Tim Brewer, Brian Witt. Row 6: Amy Prewitt, Jodi Barga, Casey Wymcr, Scott Grimes, Stacey Mills, Jim Price, Corey Van Skyock, Byran Shepherd, Dru Mercer, Shawn Boolman, Lee Ann Carson. f 1 Av I v V j v Art work is needed on every set. Our art department provides excellent work and training in all fields. 1. Diane Dudley enjoys her homecoming ride as Art Club secretary. 2. Steve Tccgardcn and Pam Griffin arc Homecoming representatives. 3. Kim Simon and Paula Young work on an Art Club project. 4. “Pres Ncwbaur works the Oktobcrfest booth. 44 Row 1: Mrs. Jones, Sponsor, Diane Dudley, Secretary, T.J. Ncwbaur, President, Missy Mote, Vice-President. Row 2: Dcncen Moncysmith, Sherry Moyer, Angie Tccgarden, Toni Smith, Chanin Lizak. Row 3: Steve Teegarden, Chandi Shiltz, Mike Vaughn, Kim Simon, Paula Young, Karen Gardner, Suaznne Bradburn. Row 1: Donna Evans, President; District Vice-President, Carla Rismiller Vice-President, District Secretary, Angie Williams — Secretary, Tonya Skiver — Treasurer, Miss Hirsh — Sponsor. Row 2: Chandy Shiltz, Tammy Journay, Leslie Wogomon, Kim Hawkey, Connie Crawford, Leslie Johns, Kim Freeman. Row 3; Doug Jefferis, Shari Herriford, Linda Whitacre, Candy Partin, Carla Byrd, Missy Mote, Dcncen Moneysmith 1. Angie Williams is proud to be an NHS member in addition to being OEA secretary. 2. Connie Crawford and Kim Freeman, Leslie Johns, and Kim Hawkey obviously enjoy the OEA meetings. Mark Farra and Shari Herriford represent OEA in the homecoming parade. 4. Donna Evans has many other duties in addition to serving as district vice-president. neysmit p Much of movie making begins in the main office. OEA experiences are valuable to our young cast members when they leave the studio and join the everyday work world. The FFA chapter at Union City always managed to bring glory to the home studio on their many trips and outings. Dru Mercer won the District 9 Conservation Demonstration Contest, Jason Welch placed third in Creed Speaking Contest and first in individual County Poultry Judging. Our poultry team won Area 7 with Tim Price as high individual. Five successful pork roasts were held to raise money. 1. Todd Mendenhall raises an important point while fellow FFA members look on. 2. Steve Livingston and Missy Mote do honors as Homecoming representatives. 3. It appears that Rob Prewitt isn't too sure of the ingredients of the special sub ordered during FFA week. 4. Jason Welch meets with dad for a little extra coaching. Row l;Chad Curlncr. Ron Bolen. Rob Prewitt. Dru Mercer. Steve Livingston. Tim Price. Row 2: Matt Curts, Kris Comer. Tim Wright, Rob Bousman. Row 3: Todd Mendenhall, Jim Thornburg, Mark Thornburg, Jason Welch. Row 4: Mr. Welch, Sponsor, Robb Miller, Darryl Boytcr, Steve Tccgardcn. Row 1: Mrs. Rismiller, Sponsor. Sharlyn Smith, Leslie Mills. Secretary, Paula Williams, Treasurer, Debbie Barnes, President, Karey Thornburg, Vice-President. Row 2: Barbara Gray, Angie Austin, Donna Boggs. Lisa LcMastcr. Teresa Wright. Jenny Keener. Mrs. Rismiller sponsors the Future Homemakers of America which provides enriching experiences for the understudies and hopefully prepares them for life after they leave the studio. 1. Scott Hinshaw and Rob Rosier collected the “hearts on Valentine's Day. 2. Debbie Barnes and Karey Thornburg had the honor of serving as district officers for the past year. 3. Denny Keiser and Debbie Barnes represent S.A.D.D. and F.H.A. for Homecoming. 4. FHA meetings sometimes produce serious topics. Drama began in the church to celebrate religious holidays. The Bible Club under the leadership of Dennis Baum carries on the religious tradition here at U.C.C.H.S. Tami Maloy and Noel Carpenter represent the Bible Club for Homecoming. 2. Kevin Smith thinks about his duties as president. 3. Michele Hoover is a dedicated member. 4. Sandy Grimes watches other members. 48 Row 1. Kevin Smith, President, Tami Maloy, Vice-President, Penny Bradbum, Treasurer, Michele Hoover, Secretary. Row 2: John Hill, Lisa Maloy, Angel Hall. Row 3: Sandy Grimes, Noel Carpenter, Barbara Gray, Jody Shafer. Row 4: Mr. Baum, Sponsor. SADD: Row 1: Bob Farmer, Janel Fritz, Denny Kieser, Carla Byrd, Karey Thornburg. Row 2: Michele Hoover, Penny Bradburn, Diana Bennet, Angel Hall. Row 3: Suzanne Bradburn, Angie Stover, Jay Spadling, Kim Adcock. Row 4: Melissa Adkins. Although this was the first year for the Students Against Driving Drunk chapter, the organization made a lot of progress. The main event was the All County Dance that was held on New Year’s Eve at Winchester. Who’s Who has the job of selecting people who do something outstanding for the school or community to receive recognition. 1. Melissa Adkins and Denny Kieser discuss plans for the all county dance. 2. Paige Thompson recounts her experience with a drunk driver at the Christmas Convocation. WHO'S WHO: Top to Bottom: Melissa Adkins. Michele Hoover, Kim Adcock, Angie Stover, Mr. Leahey — Sponsor, Cheryl Brumley, Barb Norris, Jennifer Jones, Karry Thornburg, Katie English. Row 1: Vince Miller, Tammy Journay, Angie Williams, Joey Michael, Ray Mullins, Brian Smith, Scott Hinshaw. Row 2: Suzanne Snyder, Anne Brumfield, Leigh Ann Byrum, Janel Fritz, Karey Thornburg, Karry Shannon, Chandy Shiltz, Missy Mote, Shari Hcrriford, Carla Byrd. Row 3: Lynn Gates, Mary Hcitmann, Kathi Leahcy, Shaughn Suitts, Melanie Rctz, Melissa Adkins, Michele Hoover, Sheri Farmer, Tami Holt, Linda Whitacrc, Angie Burk. Row 4: Jon Brumley. Mark Farra, Tyrone Buckingham, Denny Reiser, Jay Spradling, Jennifer Welch, Don Geesy Dan Nunez. Row 5: Scott Reagan, Michael Wasson, Jim Price, Dcric Resler, Steve Brewer, Rob Resler, Bob Farmer. Row 6: Matt Curts, Aaron Applegate, Glenn Rose, Fred Shockncy, Corey Van Skyock, Bryan Shepherd, Dru Mercer, Doug Jefferis, Kirby DeHaven. Cadet Teachers: Leslie Wogoman, Leslie Mills, Angie Stover, Jay Spradling Training to be stars in their chosen fields these groups leave the studio each day, but still are important extras in the production. MACC: Shea Bailey. Raymond Mendenhall, Dezi Tracey, Kathy Flesher, Jill Rhoades, Dana Pratt, Mike Carpenter Bus Barn: Mr. Applegate, Roy Mangas, John Laxton, Steve Livingston, Joe Arnold, Jamey Whitcscl, Dcnzil Tracey, Curtis Cox, Phil Holmes, Bill Skiver, David Stewart ip Some extras simply provide services to keep the whole set running smoothly. These workers each day perform the small, but necessary tasks that eventually make for another hit season. I. Ann Jones looks for the right card. 2. Tina Stewart and Cheryl Brumlcy use their time to study. 3. Sleeping “guapo , Steve Brewer, is unaware of the camera. 4. Mary Hcitmann helps Tami Holt find the answer. Seated: Ann Jones, Shaughn Suitts, Rob Lykins, Tami Holt, Suzanne Snyder, Debbie Barnes, Linda Whitacre. Standing: Rob Bousman, Ronda Mong, Ray Mullins, Carla Byrd, Joey Michael, Melinda Hutchison. Seated: Lee Ann Carson, Denny Reiser, Stephinc Smith, Becky Simpson, Diane Storms, Rhonda Lawrence. Standing: Melanie Retz, Leigh Ann Byrum, Lynn Gates, Brian Hoggatt, Beth DcBolt, Mrs. Reed, Karey Thornburg. Left to Right: Don Geesy, Bob Miller, Dave Harshman. Doug Jefferis, Denny Reiser. Brian Smith, Shaun Van Skyock, Chad Curtner, Mrs. Reed, Librarian. 1. Brian Smith puts the finishing touches on the door decoration. 2. Ray Mendenhall thinks about what he has to do. 3. Beth DeBolt and Stephine Smith take care of the desk. 4. Chad Curtner does his job well. Row 1: Sharlyn Smith, Chandy Schiltz, Angie Williams. Row 2: Steve Brewer, Mary Hcit-mann, Shari Herriford, Missy Mote, Kathi Lcahey, Michael Wasson. Row 3: Glenn Rose, Angie Bruss, Paula Williams, Deanna Hughes, Karen Washier, Daune Hunt. 1. Shari Herriford takes time to do some homework. 2. Michael Wasson finds out that office work includes helping other students. 3. Daune Hunt is often surprised with his office duties. 4. Guidance worker, Steve Brewer and Office workers Angie Williams and Missy Mote get together to compare notes. 54 PRODUCERS AND DIRECTORS “Zhe Crew” No set can possibly run effeciently without the crew to provide the many necessary services, such as cooking, repairing and replacing, cleaning up, etc., etc. Our particular crew is especially fine and a definite asset to our studio. Cafeteria Staff: Bottom: Barbara Edwards, Loretta Addington, Janice Fisher. Top; Marge Bailey. Judy Hindslcy. Martha Stover. Custodians: Lloyd (Andy) Geesy, Karen Hersbcrger, Ralph Stewart, Jr. Head Casting Office Mr. Eugene Huddleston, School Superintendent 57 School Board Members: Bottom: Richard Applegate, Jim Davis, James Adcock. Standing: Joe Snyder, Walter Hap. Spotlight on The producers are responsible for making all things work smoothly together, while the director’s job is to handle the details, make the plans and carry them out, and create the final product. Our producers and directors are among the finest to be found, and have brought forth many winners through the years who have been a credit to the studio. Their dedication to their chosen profession shows in every phase of their tireless efforts, from their superb direction on the various sets each day, to the comradery they establish with the actors. We nominate them all for Oscars! Mr. Goldsberry, the head man here at the studio, had a busy and eventful year. His 50th birthday was a big event, with unique gifts and lots of pranks, but his whirlwind romance and marriage to Pat Fulk on March 22nd was THE news event of the season. It was a big birthday year at UC as Mr. Drill gracefully greeted forty on April 16th. The day was not forgotten by his many friends, and rude comments and gag gifts abounded. He also received a birthday cake which he enjoyed very much! Mr. Drill seemed to enjoy the break in the routine of his athletic director’s duties, however, and firmly declared that “life begins at forty.” Front office personnel is always important and the friendliness and helpfulness of Barb Livingston and Jane McGill make them big favorites with visitors and students alike. They work very hard at keeping Mr. Goldsberry and Mr. Drill organized and do a super job! 58 Producers and Directors Larry Applegate, our resident mechanic, teaches a vocational class and is also our transportation director. Mr. Applegate has been at Union City for fourteen years, and for the first time in several years did not have to call school off one time due to bad weather — much to the despair of the students. Mrs. Austin is a BSU graduate who teaches English classes. She is licensed to teach drama, journalism, history, government, etc. At Christmas, she turns into a music director and her speech classes present a clever skit at the convo. Her passion for purple is well-known and almost equalled by her varied mug collection. She is unique in so many ways, and her boundless enthusiasm and high standards keep her students on their toes and make her one of our most prestigious directors. Mr. Arthur is a Ball State graduate and one of our main prop men in his role as individual arts teacher. He has proven time and time again that almost anything can be made from scrap metal. One of his projects this year included making a tier flower garden for his yard. He also spent a lot of his spare time remodeling an older home which he admits became more of a project than he had intended. Mrs. Baldwin is another Ball State graduate with a degree that allows her to teach all Home Economics related subjects, including child development, housing and interior design, etc. Her outside interests include gardening, interior decorating, and sports. 59 Dr. Butler graduated from Ball State where she received her BS, MA, and PhD. She teaches composition, novels, and short stories here at U.C., and has also put in countless extra hours this year as the coordinator of our new gifted and talented program. Laid-back Mr. Black graduated from Wapahani High School and then attended Ball State where he studied mathematics and history. At one time, he taught both here at U.C., but now concentrates on math. His hobbies include golf, and reading. His favorite book is Lord of the Rings. Mr. Black is especially talented in creating nifty outfits for our various dress up days. Miss Chenowcth graduated as valedictorian of her class here at UCCHS and then continued her education at Ball State. She teaches foreign language and world history, and is the sponsor of the National Honor Society and co-sponsor of the Foreign Language Club. Her hobbies include cooking, gardening, and reading, and her favorite book is Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand. Mr. Baum graduated from Taylor University with a degree in elementary education and special education. His hobbies include stamp collecting, furniture refinishing, and playing basketball and tennis. Mr. Baum is the sponsor of the Agape Bible Club. Mr. Clear directs the programming at our KISS studio. He graduated from U.C. and then went to Ball State to study broadcasting and music. His talents arc many and his claim to fame is that he was a sound technician for the Imperials at one time. Miss Fulton comes from South Adams where she had the honor of being named MVP of her high school basketball team. She has been at UCCHS for eight years and has filled several positions during that time. Her duties this year include teaching English, health, phys. ed, and coaching volleyball and track. She is also president of the Classroom Teacher’s Organization. She spent last summer working at I.U., but is planning a trip to Vermont this summer for rest and relaxation. Mrs. Glenn graduated from Winchester High School and Ball State University. She teaches all the Spanish classes, but is also licensed to teach Home Ec. Mrs. Glenn enjoys traveling and has been to Mexico several times. She is also co-sponsor of the Foreign Language Club. Mrs. Good divides her typing “flying fingers between the guidance office and the library. Her duties are many and varied, as are her outside interests, which include playing the organ and baking a mean angel food cake. 61 Mr. Robert Heintz graduated from Indiana University, Bloomington Indiana, School of Music. His achievements include work as a background jazz trumpet player, and being a music director, recording engineer for a recording studio. His hobbies include hunting, electronics, and playing jazz. Miss Hirsch graduated from Eastern Hancock; went to Anderson College for her undergraduate work; began her Master’s degree at the University of Scotland; and graduated from I.U. She is one of our business teachers, and sponsor of the OEA club. Miss Hirsch enjoys travel very much and last summer spent three weeks in England. She also enjoys sailing but “not on Lake Michigan — on the ocean!” Mr. Hinshaw graduated from Earlham College and then completed his Master’s degree at Ball State. He teaches biology and health, but is also qualified to teach science and driver's ed. He’s involved with coaching football and track, but in his spare time he enjoys playing golf and many other sports activities. He reported that his major hobby recently has been Freshman magazine sales — which comes with the job of being Freshman class sponsor. Miss Houser is a graduate of Winchester High School and Ball State University. She has done post graduate work in computer science and currently teaches computer classes here at U.C. along with typing and business law. Miss Houser enjoys reading and relaxing with her dog, Bo and keeping the computers all clean and shiny. Mr. Hughes graduated from Miami University in Ohio and Eastern Kentucky University. He teaches sophomore English and vocational English. This is his fourth year at Union City. Mr. Hughes is also the boys’ varsity basketball coach and the cross country coach. His hobbies include grading papers, guarding restrooms, and reading — when he has the time. Mr. Johnson is our DECA coordinator. He graduated from Dunkirk and then went to Bowling Green State University where he received his degrees. He is active in the reality business, but very much enjoys camping in his spare time with his wife, Shireen, and their children, Ryan and Amy. fl i Mr. Hull has been teaching for six years, and is enjoying his first year at U.C. He graduated from Indiana State and he and his wife, Laura, have three children. He teaches math and phys. cd and coaches girls’ basketball and boys football. His hobbies and interests include ham radio, playing the guitar, motorcycling, and fishing. Mrs. Jones is our resident artist and has been in the school system for twenty-five years. She teaches all the art classes including drawing, printmaking, painting, sculpture, design and advanced art. Her latest hobby is collecting ceramic cups. 63 Mr. Lacy graduated from Lawrcnccburg High School and Ball State University. He teaches social studies, and his coaching duties include football, basketball, and baseball. His hobbies include sports and working in the yard. Mr. Lacy became a proud father for the second time when Matthew Robert made his appearance in March. Mrs. McCoy our reading aide. She graduated from Union City High School and later returned to work here. She has been on the staff for nine years. Mr. Leahcy — man of many talents — graduated from BSU and teaches English here at UCCHS, among other things. He was instrumental in getting us our movie debut at Knightstown this fall. He developed the remediation program at the high school, and has been very active in student council work, both here and I.U. where he spends a large portion of his “vacation”. He has been in charge of the many drama and musical performances in the past and is a master of “makc-do” and “put-together” in any field. His most recent project is the depot restoration which this year hosted the second annual Dickcn's dinner. Mrs. Nash graduated from Eastbrook High School and then attended Taylor University and Ball State University where she received her degrees. Her hobbies include gardening, knitting, and helping Mr. Nash with his orchids. Mr. Nash graduated from Muncie Southside High School and then attended school at BSU where he received his degrees. He teaches chemistry and biology. He is also the sophomore class sponsor. He was recently named one of the top 50 chemistry teachers in Indiana. Mr. Nash has recently developed an interest in orchid growing and has several lovely varieties. Mr. Prescott, our chorus and swing choir director, has been at UCCHS for 11 years dividing his duties between West Side and the high school. He reports that he really enjoys working in this school system because of the friendly faculty and the great students. He likes sports, and his outside responsibilities include working with the Lion's Club and being Chairman of the Board at his church. Mr. Noffsingcr graduated from Manchester and Ball State. He is one full time driver’s cd instructor, and enjoys this new teaching assignment very much. He has always been interested in sports and has done a lot of coaching during his years at UCCHS. This year he filled the spot of assistant girl’s basketball coach. His outside interests are many, and his favorite book is How To Wake Up the Financial Genius In You. Mrs. Reed attended Ball State where she received her BA and MA in English journalism, history, speech, and library science. She is our librarian, and also our esteemed yearbook sponsor. Her outside interests include, reading, bowling, homemaking, golf, and newly acquired various janitorial duties at the Sports Center. 65 Mrs. Rismiller comes to UC from Greenville as a graduate of Manchester and Ball State. She teaches interpersonal relations, family relations, clothing, and home cc — all in a half day! Mrs. Rismiller is also the FHA sponsor. Mr. Root, our other prop man and industrial arts teacher can make anything out of wood, and his involvement with the prom gives him ample opportunity to display this talent. His coaching duties include football and wrestling. He enjoys hunting, fishing, stained glass work and noon candy bar, golfing, and raising his two lively sons. Mr. Schmidt is a Ball State graduate and teaches social studies along with heading up our unique KISS program. He is very active in community affairs, and he and his wife, Prudie, enjoy caring for their lovely home and yard and traveling. |! Mrs. Stephen graduated from Ball State qualified to teach Spanish and be a guidance counselor. She opted to “guide” here at UC and is always available with a friendly and sympathetic ear for students. She spends most of her spare time at sporting events, either sponsoring the cheerleaders or watching her own children participate in their various athletic programs. Mr. Welch graduated from Purdue University and is licensed to teach Vo. Ag and practical science. He is the FFA advisor and spends his free time farming. 66 Zeacker trivia — did you know? ... the average teacher at Randolph Eastern is 39? . .. teachers at Randolph Eastern have a total of 868 years of experience, at an average of 14 years per person, with 5 years of training? . . . 54 teachers have their Master’s Degrees and 2 have Doctoral Degrees? ... 37 people attended Ball State University; 4 attended Purdue and Indiana State; 3 were graduated from Taylor; 2 from Earlham, Manchester, and Anderson; and 1 from each of the following. Indiana Central, Butler, Vincennes, Miami, St. Joseph’s, Indiana, St. Francis (of Illinois), and Guilford College (in North Carolina)? . . . the average car of Randolph Eastern teachers is 5Vi years old and has 64,500 miles on it? . . Randolph Eastern teachers enjoy gardening, painting, camping, reading, woodworking, all sports, sewing, stamp collecting, cooking, restoring cars, playing the piano, candle-making, fishing, and surface hunting Indian artifacts? . . . they have taught such famous students as Rick Zchringcr, Vegas Ferguson, Rick Enis, Steve Rcish, Charles Hall, Rusty Zimmers, Larry Bird, Richard Ludwick, and Sandy Allen (world’s tallest living female — 7 4Vfc”)? . . . their high school activities included sports, band, choir. Future Teachers of America, 4-H, National Honor Society, Latin Club, Thrift Club (if you had money in the bank, you were allowed to join). Future Homemakers of America, Future Farmers of America, school government, newspaper, YFC, and Pep Club? ... their favorite books include Gone With the Wind, The Thorn birds. Grapes of Wrath. Atlas Shrugged, Hawaii, All Things Bright and Beautiful, The Bible, How to Wake Up the Financial Genius in You. Silent Spring, Classroom Management, The FFA Manual. and Women of Substance? ... they have worked at too many other odd jobs to even mention? .. . they are a dedicated and enthusiastic group of people? ACTORS freshman o The Class of 1989 was excited and nervous as they first entered the halls of UCCHS, but they proved themselves to be ambitious and made their year a successful one. Their first project was a homecoming float using the theme “The Heat Is On”, which showed their spirit well. In the fall, they were very active during Oktober-fest with their many money-makers. Their magazine sales in the spring also proved rewarding. Class Officers: Darin Cross, President; Maggie Mote, Treasurer; Mr. Hinshaw, Class Sponsor; Jennifer Jones, Vice-President; Angie Austin, Secretary. Scott Addington John Adclspergcr Kathy Adkins Brian Alexander Mike Arnold Michele Arnold Angie Austin Robert Bissell Donna Boggs Zach Bolinger Shawn Boolman Don Bradburn Suzanne Bradburn Carrie Branham Tim Brewer Jerry Byrd Heather Byrum Andy Carson Heather Cassity Brian Caudcll Kendra Coby Jami Crissman Darin Cross Johnny Delgado Damon Drill 72 Diane Dudley Kathy Durbin Chad Estle Brad Gard Michelle Garee Adam Garland Chris Garrett Barbara Gray Grctchen Guinn Travis Guinn Leona Holmes Toni Holt Dawn Hughes Eric Hunlcy Terry Hunlcy Amy Ingle Kris Jackson Kathy Jessup 1. Amy Ingle and Tim Brewer arc class representatives for the Freshmen. 2. Jason Welch, Jerry Partin Jack Wymer use their library time constructively. Eric Luster Lisa Maioy Tracy McLaughlin Kerry Mills Lisa Mills Maggie Mote Ross Mullins Tony Neal James Neeley Crisann Norris Angie Nottingham Jerry Partin Chad Price Kim Pruitt 1. Andrea Loyd, Darrin Cross, and Jamie Neely obviously enjoy their Friday time in the library. 2. Kim Pruitt, Angie Austin, Sarah Schcmmcr, and Jennifer Jones practice posing before their movie debut. 74 k. A ifl a n ‘l i) ft ,j| Joey Wray Fred Wright Jack Wymer Scott Yount ABSENT WHEN PICTURES TAKEN: CATHY CUNNINGHAM I. The “Teddy pass allows Ross Mullins to officially leave Mr. Lcahey’s room. 2. Bob Bissel finds shop classes interesting. 3. Kathy Adkins strives for physical fitness, while Michele Garee stalls. 4. Freshmen float: “The Heat is On.“ Scott Rcichard Sarah Schcmmcr Beth Thornburg Shawn VanSkyock Casey Vincent Jason Welch Dee Wiist Crista Wisner Brian Witt Sophomores The class of 1988 began the year with a lot of determination, planning, cooperation, and dedication and carried through to have a very successful year. Their first achievement was their second-place win in the Homecoming float competition with their musical theme of “Nobody Knows the Trouble I’ve Seen.” The class thoroughly enjoyed their stint as movie stars in the fall along with the rest of the school. This class promises to provide plenty of star material in the future. CLASS OFFICERS: Scott Grimes, Treasurer; Sherry Murphey, President; Mr. Nash Sponsor Diane Storms, Vice-President, Ronda Mong, Secretary. Aaron Applegate Melissa Ashley Renee Baker Jody Barga Josh Barns Kelly Bothast Rodney Bradburn Russ Brim Cheryl Brumlcy Angie Bruss Jill Buckingham Todd Buckingham Todd Clear Donna Clendenin Tracy Cline Kris Comer Tracy Cotter Matt Curts Aron Denney Eden Denney Lisa Dcvancy Tina Dunn Terry Durbin Desiree Enicks Sherri Farmer 76 Teresa Freeman Mike Fulk Karen Gardner Don Geesy Jim Gentry Brent Glidewell Tammy Gordon Susie Griffin Scott Grimes Bobby Hawthorne Danny Helm John Hill Scan Hill Jeffery Hines Deanna Hughes Andy Ingle Matt Jessup Scott Kadingcr Christina Klcman Eric Kridle Kevin Lawrence Clint Leaver Lisa LeMaster Kevin Lukchart I. Off to class we go! (Lyle Pearson) 2. Sophomore homecoming representatives: Deanna Hughes and Scan Hill. 77 Rusty Luster Rob Martin Wendy McCarter Roby McCormick Jim Melton Todd Mendenhall Dennis Miller Robb Miller Ronda Mong Carrie Mote Sherry Moyer Sherry Murphy Christa Neargardncr T.J. Newbaucr Frankie Nunez Lyle Pearson Amy Prewitt Danita Price Theresa Price James Reynolds Misty Roberts Tracey Rogers Debbie Runkel Michelle Smith Stephanie Smith Toni Smith Paul Stocksdalc Diane Storms Angie Tccgardcn Jim Thornburg Mark Thornburg Tim Vance Mike Vaughn Karen Villasenor Jennifer Welch Shawn Wiist Genisa Wine Michelle W'right Not Pictured: Darrin Keagy Jennifer Keener Larry Fenton Kerry Fields Kelly Shannon The Junior cast members had a busy and productive year as they organized and participated in their many activities. Their third-place float at Homecoming, “Juniors Say Victory Is Easy Money”, kept them busy during the early fall as did their planning for the Oktoberfest jail booth. They took center stage in the spring with their clever and innovative Prom which was geared to the 1950’s and inspired by our trip to the movie set in the fall. The Juniors made wonderful understudies, and seem to be well prepared for their starring roles next year as Seniors. Junior Class Officers: President: Bryan Shcperd; Vice-President: Angie Stover; Secretary: Rosie Farias; Treasurer: Jim Price Kim Adcock Melissa Adkins Joe Arnold Tina Barga Mandy Bcitlcr Diana Bennett Ron Bolen Rob Bousman Penny Bradburn Rick Cassity Amy Chancy Tammy Clark Wendy Clark Curtis Cox Chad Curtncr Neil Davis Beth DeBolt Sheryl Dillon Marcy Dodd Rosalinda Farias Lynn Gates Karen Gentry Sherri Gordon Sandy Grimes Angel Flail Dave Harshman Chris Harter Mary Heitmann Rubin Hernandez John Holmes Phil Holmes Tami Holt Michelle Hoover Duane Hunt Melinda Hutcheson Kathy Jackson Ann Jones Rhonda Lawrence Kathi Leahey Larry LeMaster Chanin Lizak Rob Lykins Yolanda Medina Dru Mercer Bob Miller 1. New Junior and Senior NHS inductees prepare to say the pledge. Leslie Mills Stacy Mills Susie Murphy Barbie Norris Jeff Parks Jason Patterson Patrice Prescott Robby Prewitt Jim Price Scott Reagan Deric Resler Melanie Retz Cheryl Richardson Paul Rodcfcr Glenn Rose Bryan Shepherd Jill Singleton 1. “Grandma got run over by a reindeer ...” 2. Beth DeBolt spends most of the last period cheerfully writing library overdues. 82 James Skiver Sharlyn Smith Suzanne Snyder Jay Spradling David Stewart Jeanie Stewert Tina Stewert Angie Stover Shawn Suitts Amanda Taylor Charles Tharp Troy Thompson Corey VanSkyock Susanna Villa Michael Wasson Paula Williams Leslie Wogoman Shannon Wolfe Troy Woodbury Tim Wright Not Pictured: Shea Bailey, Mike Carpenter, Jodi Edger, Laura Fields. Kathy Flesher, Ray Mendenhall, Brian Guard, Jeff Pugh, Frank Farrington Seniors Class Officers Mr. Schmidt, Class Sponsor; Carla Ris-millcr, Kevin Smith, Angie Williams, Missy Mote Curl Abel: DECA 3, 4; Football 2; Basketball 1,2, 3; Baseball 1.2,4; Letterman's Club 1,2, 3, 4. Shane Austin: DECA 3, 4; Senior Class Play 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3; KISS 3; Letter-man's Club 2, 3, 4; IA Club 2, 3; Art Club I. Debbie Barnes: Foreign Language Club I, 2; Guidance Help 4; School Musical 3, 4; Senior Class Play 4; Homecoming Candidate 4; Track I, 2; Volleyball I, 2; KISS 3, 4; FHA I. 2. 3, 4; Student Council 4; Wesley Singers 4; MYF Youth Group 3, 4. Karl Bodey: AGAPE Bible Club I, 2, 3; DECA 3. 4; Wrestling 2; KISS 3, 4; IA Club I, 2. Darryl Boyter: FFA 3, 4; KISS 3, 4. Steve Brewer: AGAPE Bible Club 2, Foreign Language Club 1,2, 3,4; Office Help 4; Guidance Help 3, 4; Senior Class Play 4; Home-coming candidate 4; Sports: Tennis I, 2, 3, 4; Tenn MVP 3; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Letterman’s Club 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; Wesley Singers 1, 2, 3, 4; Randolph County Youth Salute. 84 Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Anne Brumfield: National Honor Society 3, 4; Foreign Language Club I, 2, 3. 4; Senior Class Play 4; Who's Who 1. 2; 4-H I. 2. 3. 4; Prom Candidate 3; Homecoming Candidate 4: Track I. 2, 3; Basketball I, 2. 3. 4; Volleyball 1.2, 3. 4, K.I.S.S. 3; Lctterman's Club I. 2, 3, 4; Student Council I. 2, 3, 4 Jon Rrumlcy: National Honor Society 3, 4; Foreign Language Club I, 2; Golf 1, 2. 3. 4; Football Statistician 1, 2, 3, 4; l.cttcrman's Club I, 2, 3, 4 Tyrone Buckingham: National Honor Society 3. 4: Foreign Language Club I; Football I. 2, 3, 4; Basketball I; Golf I. 2, 3, 4; K.I.S.S. 3; l.cttcrman's.Club 2, 3, 4 Angie Burk: Foreign Language Club 1,2, 3,4; DECA 3, 4; OEA 3; Prom Candidate 3; Homecoming Candidate 4; Track I, 2. 3. 4; K.I.S.S. 3, 4; l.cttcrman's Club 2, 3, 4 Stephanie Burke: Chorus 2, 3, 4; Swing Choir 3; School Musical 4 Carla Byrd: National Honor Society 3. 4 Vice-President; Foreign Language Club I, 2, 3, Treasurer, 4; OEA 3, 4; Guidance Help 4; School Musical 3, 4; Senior Class Play 4; Cadet Teaching 3; Jazz Band 4; Homecoming Candidate 4; Tennis I, 2, 3. 4; Basketball Manager 1. 2; Basketball Statistician 2. 3, 4; Volleyball Manager 2; Health Careers I, 3 Sccrctary Trcasurcr, 4 President; Letter-man's Club 2, 3, 4; Student Council I, 2, 3, 4 Secretary, Wesley Singers I, 2, 3. 4, President; Girls State Delegate 4 Leigh Ann Byrum: Foreign Language Club I, 2, 3, 4; Library Assistant 4; Office Help 3; Senior Class Play 4; Prom Candidate 3; Homecoming Candidate 4; Tennis 2, 3, 4; Track I; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Lctterman's Club 2, 3, 4 Thomas Byrum: DECA 3, 4; Homecoming Candidate 4; Cross Country 1, 2, 3; Football 4; Wrestling I, 2, 3, 4; Track I, 3; K.I.S.S. 3; Lctterman's Club I, 2, 3, 4 Susan Canada Noel Carpenter: National Honor Society 3, 4; Agape Bible Club I, 2, 3,4; Guidance Help 3; School Musical 1,3.4; Senior Class Play 4; 4-H 2; Homecoming Candidate 4; Tennis I, 2, 3, 4, M.V.P.; Basketball I Lee Ann Carson: National Honor Society 4; Chorus I; Foreign Language Club 1. 2, 3, 4; Library Assistant 3. 4; School Musical 3; Senior Class Play 4; Yearbook Staff 4 Teresa Clcndenin: Chorus 1, 2, 3; Foreign Language Club I, 2; Office Help 2; K.I.S.S. 3 85 Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ Connie Crawford: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; OEA 4; Kirby DcHavcn: Pep band I; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Foreign Language Club 1; Office Help 4; Guidance Help 3; Homecoming Candidate 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; K.I.S.S. 4; Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4 Dcbi Delong: Drill Team 3, 4; Agape Bible Club I ; Library Assistant 2; School Musical 4; Homecoming Candidate 4 Katie English: Foreign Language Club L 2, 3, 4; School Musical 3, 4; Senior Class Play 4; Cadet Teacher 2, 3; Homecoming Candidate 4; Gymnastics 1; Basketball 2; Mascot 4; K.I.S.S. 3, 4; Health Careers 4; Student Council 1, 2. 3, 4 Vice-President Donna Evans: Auxilary Corps 2, 3; Chorus 1; OEA 2, 3, 4; Foreign Language Club I; Prom Candidate 3; K.I.S.S. 3, 4 Bob Farmer: Pcpband 1, 2, 3; Band I, 2, 3; Agape Bible Club 1, 2, 3, 4; DECA 3, 4; A-V Assistant 3;S.A.D.D. 4; Cross Country 1, 2, 3; Basketball 2; Track L 2, 3; K.I.S.S. 4; Letter-man’s Club I, 2, 3, 4 Mark Farra: Band 1; Foreign Language Club 1, 2; Prom Candidate 3; Homecoming Candidate 4; Track 4; Football 1, 3, 4; Lcttcrman’s Club 3, 4 Kim Freeman: Auxiliary Corps 1,2; Chorus I, 2, 3; DECA 3, 4; K.I.S.S. 3, 4 Jane! Fritz: Pepband 3, 4; Foreign Language Club 1, 2; School Musical 2, 3, 4; S.A.D.D. 4; Gymnastics 1, 2, 3; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3; Let-terman’s Club 2, 3, 4 Vickie Gray: Foreign Language Club I; DECA 3, 4; Library Assistant 2 Tim Green: Foreign Language Club I; DECA 3, 4 State Officer; Wrestling I; Lettcrman’s Club I Pamela Griffin: Auxiliary Corps 2, 3, 4; Pcpband 2, 3; Band 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2, 4; Art Club 4 Treasurer; Foreign Language Club 2, 3, 4; Library Assistant 3; School Musical 4; S.A.D.D. 4; Homecoming Candidate 4; Cadet Teacher 3 86 Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors No Photo Available Ray Harvey: A-V Assistant 1; Library Assistant 1; Senior Class Play 4; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Golf 2, 3, 4 Mike Hcitmann: Art Club 1; Senior Class Play 4; Yearbook Staff 1; Homecoming Candidate 3; K.I.S.S. 3. 4; Football 1, 2; Baseball 3, 4 Shari Harriford: National Honor Society 4; OEA 4; Foreign Language Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Library Assistant 1; Office Help 2, 4; Homecoming Candidate 4; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball I, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2; K.I.S.S. 3; Letterman'sClub 1,2. 3,4; Farmer Merchant Queen Candidate 4 Shayne Hill: Art Club 3: DECA 3, 4; School Musical 4; Senior Class Play 4; K.I.S.S. 4 Scott Hinshaw: Pepband 1; Band I, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Candidate 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Letter-man’s Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Brian Hoggatt: Pepband 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Agape Bible Club I; Foreign Language Club I, 2, 3; A-V Assistant 4; Library Assistant 4; Senior Class Play 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Homecoming Candidate 4; Tennis 1, 2, 3. 4; Jazz Band 2, 4 Doug Hughes: Pepband 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Agape Bible Club 1,2,4; School Musical 1, 4; Senior Class Play 4; Jazz Band 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Candidate 4; Tennis 1, 4; Basketball 1; K.I.S.S. 4 Jack Jackson Doug Jefferis: Agape Bible Club 1, 2, 3; Foreign Language Club 1, 2; OEA 4; A-V Assistant 4; Library Assistant 4; Senior Class Play 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Basketball 1; Tennis 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3; K.I.S.S. 3, 4; Lcttcrman's Club 3, 4; Mascot 4 Leslie Johns: Office Help 3 Tammy Journay: Pepband 1, 2, 3, 4; Band I, 2, 3, 4; Foreign Language Club 1, 2, 3, 4; OEA 4; Guidance Help 2, 3; School Musical 1, 2, 3,4; Senior Class Play 4; Drill Team 2, 3, 4, Captain; Homecoming Candidate 4; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; K.I.S.S. 3; Letterman’s Club 3, 4; Youth Salute 4 Dana Keen: DECA 3; OEA 3; K.I.S.S. 3; MACC 4 Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors ★ ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★'A Susie Keener: DEC A 3, 4; OEA 3 Denny Keiscr: Agape Bible Club 2; Art Club 3; Foreign Language Club 4; A-V Assistant 4; Library Assistant 4; Senior Class Play 3, 4; S.A.D.D. 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Prom Candidate 3; Homecoming Candidate 4; Golf 2; Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Health Careers 3; Letterman's Club 4; IA Club 2, 3; Orchestra 1 Luigi Kuvaja: Art Club 2, 3; Library Assistant 4; School Musical 4; Senior Class Play 4; Photography Club 2, 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Homecoming Candidate 4; K.I.S.S. 4; Sewing Club 1,2, 3 (Foreign Exchange Student From Finland) Jon Laxton: IA Club I, 2; Bus Barn 3, 4 Steve Livingston: FFA I, 2, 3, 4; 4-H 2; Homecoming Candidate 4; Bus Barn 3, 4 Tami Maloy: Pepband 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Agape Bible Club 1. 2, 3, 4 Vice-President; Foreign Language Club I, 2, 3, 4; Senior Class Play 4; Jazz Band 4; Cadet Teacher 3,4; Youth Salute 4; Student Council 1, 2; Homecoming Candidate 4; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1 Joe Mangas: A-V Assistant 2; Wrestling Manager 1; Baseball Manager 4; Union City Life and Rescue 1, 2, 3, 4 Roy Mangas: An Club 4; Union City Life and Rescue 1, 2, 3, 4; Kim McCormick Joey Michael: Foreign Language Club 1; Guidance Help I, 2, 3, 4; Senior Class Play 4; Prom Candidate 3; Homecoming Candidate 1, 3, 4 King; Football I, 2, 3. 4; Basketball I. 2, 3, 4; Baseball I, 2, 3, 4; K.I.S.S. 3, 4; Letterman's Club I, 2, 3, 4 President Vince Miller: Foreign Language Club 1; Guidance Help 2; Prom Candidate 3 — King; Homecoming Candidate 4; Football 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; All County 2, 3; All Conference 2. 3; All Sectional 2, 3; Letterman’s Club 3, 4 Vice-President Denccn Moneysmith: Art Club I, 2, 3, 4; DECA 3, 4; OEA 2, 3. 4; 88 Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Melissa Mote: Art Club 4 Vice-President; Foreign Language club I, 2, 3, 4 Secretary; OEA 4; Office Help 4; Guidance Help 3; Senior Class Play 4; Cadet Teacher 1,2, 3; 4- H I, 2; Class Treasurer 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Candidate 3 Queen; Homecoming Candidate I, 2, 4 Queen; Track 1; Cheerleader 1,2, 3, 4; Letter-man's Club 4; Mardi Gras Queen 4; Youth Salute 4 Tom Moyer Ray Mullins: Pepband I, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Guidance Help 4; School Musical 3, 4; Senior Class Play 4; Jazz Band 2, 3, 4; Prom Candidate 3; Homecoming Candidate 4; Tennis 2, 3, 4; Golf 1, 2, 3. 4; Wrestling 1, 2, 3; Bleacher Bum 3; Letterman's club 2, 3, 4; Wesley Singers 2, 3, 4 Daniel Nunez: Pepband I, 2, 3, 4; Band I, 2, 3, 4; Basketball Manager I, 2, 3, 4; Baseball Manager I, 2, 3, 4; K.I.S.S. 3, 4; Letterman’s Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Larry Oaks: DEC A 3, 4; OEA 4; Football Manager 2; Basketball Manager 4; Wrestling Manager 1, 2; Baseball Manager I, 2 Nickolas O'Dell: Agape Bible Club I, 2; For eign Language Club 1,2,4; Wrestling I; Football I; K.I.S.S. 3. 4 Candy Partin: Auxiliary Corps 1, 2, 3; DECA 3, 4; OEA 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 3; K.I.S.S. 3, 4; FHA I, 2 Historian; Health Careers 3, 4 Todd Pearson: Agape Bible Club 2; Foreign Language Club I; Football L 2; Golf I, 2 Tim Price: National Honor Society 3, 4; FFA I, 2, 3 Treasurer; 4 President; 4-H 1, 2, 3; Homecoming Candidate 4; Football 1, 2 Rob Rcslcr: Foreign Language Club 1; Prom Candidate 3; Homecoming Candidate 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball I, 3, 4; K.I.S.S. 3; Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4 Jill Rhoades: Foreign Language Club I, 2; Auxiliary Corps 1, 2, 3; K.I.S.S. 3; MACC 4 Carla Rismillcr: National Honor Society 4; Pepband 1, 2, 3, 4; Band I, 2, 3, 4; Foreign Language Club L 2, 3, 4; OEA 3, 4, Vice-President, District Secretary; Library Assistant I, 2; Auxiliary Corps 2, 3, 4; Youth Salute 4; Yearbook Staff 1,2, 3; Class Secretary I, 2, 3, 4; Wrestlerette 1, 2, 3; Health Careers 4 1 89 Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Hugh Schcmmcr: Agape Bible Club 2, 3; Foreign Language Club 2; A-V Assistant 1, 2; Library Assistant 1,2; Tennis 1,2, 3; Baseball 1; Letterman’s Club 3 Jody Shafer: Agape Bible Club 2, 3; Senior Class Play 4; K.I.S.S. 3, 4 Karry Shannon: Pcpband 1,2, 3,4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Drum Majorette; Foreign Language Club 1, 2, 3, 4; DECA 3, 4 Assistant Manager; Library Assistant 4; Prom Candidate 3; Homecoming Candidate 3, 4; Gymnastics 1, 2, 3; Track 1,2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Letterman's Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Chandy Shiltz: Art Club 2, 4; Foreign Language club I, 2, 3,4; OEA 4; Office Help 2, 3, 4; Guidance Help 3,4; School Musical 1,2, 3, 4; Senior Class Play 4; Drama Club 1; Cadet Teacher 4; Prom Candidate 3; Homecoming Candidate 4; Track 2; Girl's Basketball Statistician 2; Cross Country Statistician 2, 3; Cheerleader 3, 4; Letterman's Club 4; Youth Salute 4 Fred Shockney: A-V Assistant 3: Library Assistant 3: Football I, 2, 3: K.I.S.S. 4; Letter-man's Club 2, 3. 4: Beverly Shopc (Mills): Foreign Language club 1; Library Assistant I, 2; Office Help 3; Volleyball 1, 2, 3;; Track 1, 2 M.V.P.; Letter-man's Club 1, 2, 3 Kim Simon: Chorus 1: Art Club 4; Library Assistant 2; Office Help 2 Becky Simpson: Auxiliary Corps 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2; Swing Choir 4; Agape Bible Club 4; Art Club 4; Library Assistant 4; Track 1, 2; K.I.S.S. 3, 4 Tonya Skiver: Foreign Language Club I; OEA 3, 4 Historian; Library Assistant 1; K I S S. 3, 4 Brian Smith: Pcpband 1, 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Agape Bible Club 2; FFA 3, 4; A-V Assistant 4; Library Assistant 4; Football I, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 4; Letterman’s Club 2, 3, 4 Kevin Smith: National Honor Society 3, 4 President; Band 1; Agape Bible Club 1,2, 3,4; President; Class President 1, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Candidate 4 Kim Spencer (Hawkey): Auxiliary Corps 2; OEA 4; 4-H I; K.I.S.S. 3 90 Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors No Photo Available No Photo Available K V __nd Sieve Tccgarden: Agape Bible Club 1, 2, 3; An Club 4; FFA I, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Candidate 4; Football 1, 2 Karcy Thornburg: National Honor Society 3, 4 Secretary; Foreign Language Club I, 2, 3, 4 Treasurer; DEC A 3, 4 Secretary; OEA 2, 3 Treasurer; Library Assistant 3, 4; Senior Class Play 4; Basketball Statistician 2; S.A.D.D. 4; Yearbook Staff 2, 3, 4; Editor; Homecoming Candidate 4; Basketball I; Cross Country 2; FHA 1 Historian, 2 Secre-tary Treasurer, 3 President, 4 Vice-President and District Secretary; Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4; Youth Salute 4; Who's Who 2, 3, 4 Dcnzil Tracy Dezi Tracy Karen Washier: Auxiliary Corps 4; DECA 3, 4; OEA 1; Library Assistant 3; Office Help 4; Guidance Help 3; Homecoming Candidate 4; Volleyball 1,2; Basketball I; Track 1, 2; FHA I, 2, 3 Brent Wasson: Pepband I, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3,4; Agape Bible Club I, 2; School Musical I, 3, 4; Jazz Band 2, 3, 4; 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4 Linda Whitacrc: Chorus 1, Swing Choir 3, 4; Foreign Language club I, 2, 3, 4; OEA 3, 4; Office Help I; Guidance Help 4; School Musical 3, 4; Senior Class Play 4; Homecoming Candidate 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 2, 3, 4; Tennis I, 2, 3, 4; K.LS.S. 4; Letter-man’s Club 3, 4; I.S.M.A.A. Solo Contest 1, 2, 3 Jamie Whitcscl: FFA 1, 2; 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4; Bus Barn 3, 4 Angela Williams: National Honor Society 4; Foreign Language Club I, 2, 3, 4; OEA 4 Secretary Treasurer; Office Help 3, 4; Senior Class Play 4; Youth Salute 4; Class Vice-President 1,2, 3, 4; Prom Candidate 3; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 1; FHA I; Letterman's Club 4 Treasurer; Student Council I, 2, 3, 4 Ronnie Wise Karla Wright: Auxiliary Corps I; Chorus 3 Paula Young: Chorus 2; Art Club I, 2, 4; Foreign Language Club 2, 3, 4; Prom Candidate 3; Track 1, 2, 3 91 COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES Union City Community High School Saturday, May 31, 1986 7:00 P.M. E.S.T. Prelude ................................UCCHS Band Procession — “Pomp and Circumstance” .... Band Invocation............................Katie English Welcome..................Salutatorian, Kevin Smith Class Presentation........Class of ’86 Mr. Clear Introduction of Speaker ............Carla Rismiller Speaker ........................................Dee Hartman Presentation of Awards and Certification of Graduates ............................Principal Tom Goldsberry Presentation of Diplomas.............................Supt. Eugene Huddleston School Board President, Mr. James L. Davis Charge to Class .....................Principal Tom Goldsberry Farewell .............................Valedictorian, Carla Byrd Benediction.......................................Debbie Barnes Recessional — “Grand March”.................................Band 1. You’ve worked hard for a great senior year! Congratulations! Dave and Nancy Brumfield 2. 138 wrestling champ 1986. Psalms 37:4 “Delight Thyself also in the Lord and He shall give thee the desires of thine heart.” Our prayers arc with you as you graduate. Mr. Mrs. James D. Yount. 3. Good luck, Angkc, and the class of ’86!! Niles, Jean Dawn Burk 4. Good luck class of 1986! Make all of your dreams come true! Dr. Mrs. Kenton Byrd 5. Steve Teegarden, you'll always be your mom's baby boy!! Max Pat Teegarden 6. Debi, Dad I arc very proud of you. Let God always guide your footsteps. We love you! Mom Dad (Mr. Mrs. Randy Delong) 7. Best wishes and congratulations to the class of 1986! Mr. Mrs. Richard Rnglish 8. Carla — We arc so proud of you. Best of luck to you and your classmates. Love, Mom, Dad, and Danny (Mr. Mrs. Carl Rismillcr) 9. Best wishes to the class of '86! Murray and Beverly Schemmcr 10. Good luck with your future. Linda, and may you always be one of the best — no matter what you try. We love you. Mom and Dad (Mr. Mrs. Lowell Whitacrc) FEATURE PLAYERS FOOTBALL: PURI PASS 1. Tough and ready. 2. Brian gets some helpful advice. 3. Seniors 4. Kirby tries to escape. 5. Quarterback DeHaven back to pass. 6. Mark shows his defensive skills. 7. Joey catches a tough pass. 8. Indians defense always strong. 9. Jim, Joey and Kirby celebrate. 10. The offensive line. The 1985 football season was a very satisfying one for Coach Tim Welch and the “United Indian Pride.” Despite the 3-7 record, the Indians played exciting football, scoring an average 19 points a game while giving up 24.3 points a game. Among the three wins, were the electrifying Homecoming win over Wes-Del, a 35-12 win over Northeastern in the final game, and a historical first play-off win over North Decatur — 40 to 19. The ’86 season looks promising because of 20 returning lcttermen, but the seven seniors, including all TEC wide receiver Scott Hinshaw, all TEC offensive lineman Brian Smith, leading passer Kirby DeHaven and leading rusher Joey Michael will all be missed. Row 1: Brian Wilt, Don Geesy, Mark Farrah, Kirby DeHaven. Scott Hinshaw, Brian Smith, Ty Buckingham, Joe Michael. Dennis Miller. Row 2: Bob Miller, Andy Ingle, Chad Curtncr, Rob Bousman, Jason Patterson, Jim Price, Deric Resler, Rob Lykins, Dru Mercer, Stacy Mills. Row 3: Coach Welch, Coach Root, Matt Jessup, Josh Barnes, Rodney Bradburn, Todd Buckingham. Rusty Luster, T.J. Newbaur, Matt Curts, Rob Miller, Kevin Lawrence, Brent Glidewcll, Coach Hinshaw, Coach Hall. Row 4: Andy Carson, Casey Vincent, Jerry Partin, Chad Estcl, Brian Caudcll, Brian Alexander, Scott Yount, Eric Luster, Jason Welch. TOUCHDOWN ... FELD COAL ... SNAP ... VOLLEYBALL: BUMF The volleyball team debuted with a victory over Mississinawa Valley. The season highlights included a victory over county champion Monroe Central. Playing starring roles for Union City were seniors Shari Herriford, Linda Whitacre, and team captain, Anne Brumfield. who was chosen to the Randolph County team. Junior Suzanne Snyder was also voted to the county team and to the Tri-Eastern Conference team, along with winning the top server award. She was also voted most valuable player by her teammates. A good junior class along with sophomore Danita Price, made up the supporting cast. The reserve volleyball team had a blockbuster year, finishing with a fine 10-5 record. They will surely put Union City’s name up in lights in years to come! I. Go for it Cheryl!! 2. Sherri Farmer plays aggressively at the net. 3. Rosie Farias has a nice reception. 4. Substition!! Varsity: Row 1: Melissa Adkins, manager, Cheryl Brumley, Rosie Farias, Shaughn Suitts, Lynn Gates, Danita Price, Wendy McCarter, manager. Row 2: Coach Jane Fulton, Shari Herriford, Tami Holt, Linda Whitacre, Cheryl Richardson, Mary Heitmann, and Anne Brumfield. Reserve: Row 1: Wendy McCarter, manager, Cheryl Brumley, Sherri Farmer, Rosie Farias, Sara Schemmer, Melissa Adkins, manager, Row 2: Coach Karen Georgi, Heather Cassity, Jennifer Jones, Teresa Price, Beth Thorn-berg, and Toni Holt. I 1 —---------------1 I 1 .1WV 1. Shari Hcrriford attempts a backset. 2. Anne Brumfield moves toward the ball. 3. Linda Whitacrc patiently awaits the serve. 4. Suzanne Snyder gets into position. 5. The girls are delightd with their victory. Mary Heitman gives her best effort. 103 TENNIS! Slice ... Volley ... The girls’ tennis team had a rough season this year without any wins to show for their hard work. It was somewhat of a construction year as most of the girls were underclassmen. They show lots of promise for the 1987 season. Leigh Ann Byrum was 1 singles this year and earned the MVP award. 1. MVP Leigh Ann Byrum shows her stuff. 2. Carla Byrd prepares to show off her back hand. 3. Angie Williams smashes a return. 4. Proud seniors and Coach Kcrwin. 5. Tami Maloy goes to the net for a return. 6. Linda Whitacrc waits for the serve. Row 1: Shaughn Suitts, Linda Whitacrc, Leigh Ann Byrum, Angie Williams, Tami Maloy, Carla Byrd, Beth DcBolt, Carrie Mote, Danita Price. Row 2: Michelle Hoover, Rosie Farias, Desiree Enicks, Karen Villasenor, Gcnissa Wine, Tracy Cline, Rhonda Mong, Wendy Me Carter, Kim Pruitt. Row 3: Coach Marilyn Kcrwin, Kathy Adkins, Maggie Mote, Kris Kleimen, Michelle Wright, Teresa Price, Renee Baker. TENNIS: SENTE BACKHAND The 1985-86 tennis team had an up and down season. From the start the team looked promising with seven seniors and a strong corp of juniors. Losing highly touted senior Doug Jefferis to a bout of mononucleosis caused Coach Kirwin to shake up her line up and the team finished the year 2-15, going 0-6 in the Conference. The team’s number one player was Noel Carpenter. Noel also captured MVP honors for the Indians. Sophomores Bobby Hawthorne won this year’s reserve tournament. 2. Steve prepares for a forehand. 3. Jay sets up for the kill. 4. Noel Carpenter. 1985 MVP. 5. Seniors. 6. Brian and Ray arc a great doubles team. Row 1: Ray Harvey. Steve Brewer, Brian Hoggatt, Ray Mullins. Noel Carpenter. Row 2: Frankie Nunez. Duane Hunt. Scott Reagan, Jack Wymer, Zach Bolingcr. Karry Mills. Row 3: Coach Kirwin, Aaron Applegate. John Adclspergcr, Jay Spradling, Damon Drill. Shaun VanS-kyock. Absent from photograph: Bob Hawthorn, Doug Jefferis, Doug Hughes. BASKETBALL: DRIBBLE PASS The 1985-86 Union City Lady Indians after a 2-5 start won 9 of their next 11 games to complete the season with 11 wins and 7 losses. Defense was the main ingredient in the Lady Indians’ success. Highlights of the year included a second straight County Tournament Title and keeping the “VICTORY KEY” for another year. The team also shot a school record 56.6% from the free throw line. An outstanding performance by Leigh Ann Byrum named her to the All-County All-Conference team, as well as earning honorable mention for All State and the MVP award!! Sherri Farmer also was named to the All-County team this year. 1. Linda Whitacrc fights for control. 2. Sherri Farmer and Leigh Ann Byrum were named to the All County team. 3. Everyone smiles as the Lady Indians win their second County Tourney title! Varsity: Row 1: Michelle oover. Manager, Melissa Adkins, Sherri Herriford. Sherri Farmer. Row 2: Leigh Ann Byrum, Tami Holt, Cheryl Richardson, Coach Steve Hull, Suzanne Snyder. Linda Whitacrc, and Ann Brumfield. Reserve: Row I: Teresa Price, Genissa Wine. Danita Price. Sherri Murphy. Deanna Hughes. Row 2: Beth Thornburg. Toni Holt, Teresa Freeman. Stephanie Smith, Jennifer Jones. Row 3: Coach Jim Noffsingcr. 1. Sherri Fanner snatches the ball. 2. Tami Holt shares in the County victory. 3. Suzanne Snyder and Cheryl Richardson anxiously await the rebound. 4. The seniors accept the County trophy. 5. Sherri Herriford prepares for the pass. 6. Ann Brumfield reaches for the rebound. 7. Leigh Ann Byrum dribbles toward the goal. 8. The team sings a victory song. BASKETBALL: DRIBBLE ... SHOOT • • • PASS In a somewhat up and down season, the UCCHS boys varsity basketball team lost the horseshoe, but won it back; lost the first game of the county tournament, but tied for the TEC championship with Centerville. It was an exciting season, nonetheless, that saw the Indians defeat crosstown rival Mississinawa Valley twice, county rival Winchester, and TEC foe Centerville to garner a share of the conference crown. There were wins over Monroe Central on Michael Wasson's last second shot to avenge an earlier loss in the county tournament, convincing wins over Cowan, Southern Wells, Lincoln, Adams Central, and Northeastern. There were also heartbreaking losses to Randolph Southern on a shot at the buzzer, to Hagerstown in a two point game, and a three point sectional tournament loss to Centerville in a game well played by both teams. All told, the Indians notched a 12-8 record, 5-1 in the TEC. Vince Miller was named MVP, led the team in assists, in rebounds, was co-winner of the free throw shooting percentage award, and scored the 1000th point in his career on his way to leading the team in scoring. Rob Resler led the team in field goal shooting percentage. Junior Michael Wasson was selected to the all-county team and received honorable mention all-conference. Kirby DeHaven was also named as an honorable mention all-conference selection. Seven seniors played their final season for UCCHS. They were Steve Brewer, Kirby DeHaven, Scott Hinshaw, Joe Michael, Vince Millr, Rob Resler, and Brian Smith. 1. Kirby DeHaven takes a jumper. 2. Rob Resler awaits the rebound. 3. Steve Brewer does a dance in the lane. 4. Brian Smith. Jay Spradling. Rob Resler and Scott Hinshaw give a post game pose. 5. Vince Miller sets up for the shot. 6. Michael Wasson drives past the opposition. Varsity Basketball — Row I: Dan Nunez, Brian Smith, Joey Michael, Steve Brewer. Scott Hinshaw, Dennis Miller. Row 2: Coach Hughes, Kirby DeHaven, Michael Wasson, Vince Miller. Jay Spradling, Rob Resler, Corey VanSkyock, Coach Lacy. Reserve Basketball Row 1: Troy Woodbury, Stacy Mills, Russ Brim, Rob Lykins, Eric Kridlc, Coach Lacy. Row 2: Bob Hawthorne, Scott Kadinger, Jimmy Melton, Aaron Applegate, Terry Durbin, im Brewer, Matt Curts. Freshman Basketball: Row 1: Brian Witt, Kerry Mills. Ross Mullins. Row 2: Jerry Partin, Adam Garland, Brad Guard, Shawn VanSkyock. John Adclsperger. Brian Caudell. Coach Brumlcy. Damon Drill. Zach Bolinger, Fred Wright, Jason Welch, Scott Addington, Terry Nunley. BOSS COinilBT: BOI ... FACE ... SIEIDE ... The cross country team finished their season with a 3-9 record and a conference finish of 1-5. The young team comprised of underclassmen showed steady improvement over the season. Bryan Shepherd was named outstanding runner. 2. Glenn Rose is determined to win. 3. Corey VanSkyock sprints for a victory. 4. Outstanding runner, Bryan Shepherd, runs a close race. 5. Eric Kridle sprints to the finish. 6. Tim Brewer docs some stretching to get ready. GOLF: DRIVE CHIP The 1985-’86 Linksters produced this year the first winning season since 1978. Their overall dual meet record was 10-3 and their TEC dual meet record was 5-1. The team tied in TEC overall. Seniors Jon Brum-ley, Ty Buckingham, and Ray Mullins were all four year golfers. Competition was stiff this year. Ray Mullins and Jay Spradling were in contention for the MVP award which was not decided until the sectional. Jay Spradling edged Ray out at the end of the season. Jay Spradling, Jon Brumley, and Ray Mullins all competed for the best putter award which was finally won also by Jay Spradling. The reserve team finished their season 5-8. Row 1: Travis Guinn Jerry Byrd, Kerry Mills, Duane Hunt, Ross Mullins. Row 2: Coach Paul Brumley, Ray Mullins, Scott Kadingcr. Jay Spradling. Tyrone Buckingham. John Brumley. WRESTLING: FIN REVERSAL This year's wrestling season was the best ever for coaches Tim Welch and Rick Root. The Indian wrestlers compiled a very fine 10-1 season, losing their only dual meet by one point to Hagerstown. As a team, the Indians defended their triple dual championship and finished a very close second in the Union invitational. County, Tri-Eastern conference, and placed second for the first time in the Sectional, sending seven wrestlers to the regional. The two seniors, Denny Kiser and Thomas Byrum will be greatly missed. Thomas compiled a 68-11 career record, was a four year letter-man, four time Tri-Eastern Conference Champion, three time County Champion, two time Union Invitational championship, semi-state qualifier, two time co-captain, and was named Most Valuable Wrestler his senior year. The understudies have come a long way this year, and this should make for another star-studded cast of fine wrestlers to carry on the studio’s winning tradition. 1. This year’s team went 10-1. 2. Deric Rcsler avoids the takedown. 3. Jim Price is always in control. 4. Duane Hunt will return next year. 5. Coach Welch shouts helpful hints. 6. Chad Curtner waits for the whistle. 7. Thomas Byrum MVW. 8. Kevin Lawrence concentrates on his opponent. 9. This is an unusual position for star wrestler Rob Bousman to be in. Row 1: Chad Curtner. Duane Hunt, Kevin Lawrence, Denny Kiser, Jim Price, Deric Rcsler, Rob Bousman. Andy Ingle, Thomas Byrum, Matt Jessup. Row 2: Coach Root, Chris Garrtt, Patrice Prescott, Shaun Bolman, Angie Wysong, Casey Vincent, Brent Glidcwcll, T.J. Ncw-baur. Rod Bradburn, Joey Wray, Don Gccsey, Jack Wymer. Daren Cross, Coach Welch. Row 1: Terry Durbin. Russ Brim. Stacey Mills. Scott Reagan, Steve Brewer, Bobby Miller. Jason Patterson, Row 2: Coach Rick Lacy, Shaun Van Skyock, Jason Welch, Zach Bolinger. Brad Gard. Terry Hunley, Ron Bolin, Coach Kevin Lehman. Row 3: Brian Caudell, Rob Miller, Aaron Applegate, Corey VanSkyock. Rob Ressler. Bob Hawthorne, Joey .Michael, Michael Wasson. Rob Martin. The Indian baseball team completed a successful 1986 campaign with a ten and six record. They also produced a TEC conference championship with a 5 and 1 record. Joe Michael and Michael Wasson were named to the all-conference team. Strong pitching performances were turned in by Corey Van Skyock and Bob Hawthorne, and outstanding offensive performances came from MVP Joey Michael and Michael Wasson. Seniors Steve Brewer, Rob Resler, and Carl Abel will be missed in the line-up next year. 1. Joey Michael is known for his golden glove. 2. Steve Brewer waits for this chance at the big catch. 3. Michael Wasson prepares for a hard shot down the third base line. 4. Rob Ressler reaches for the catch. 5. Corey Van Skyock winds up to throw his famous knuckle-ball. 6. The reserve players get fired up before the big game. 7. Coach Lehman reports from West Side to prepare the team for the game. RUN ... BUNT ... STEAL ... THROW GIRLS TRACK: SPRINT ... JUM The girl’s track team did well in big meets this year, as they finished second in the Randolph County meet and fourth in the Tri-Eastern conference meet. Mary Heitman and Melissa Adkins both placed first in the Tri-Eastern conference in the long jump and the 400 meter dash respectively. Seniors Karry Shannon and Angie Burk provided steady performances to help lead the team. The younger members of the team show a lot of promise as they prepare for next year’s contests. I. Jennifer Jones is a promising young freshman. 2. Sherry Murphy gives her full effort to the team. 3. Chanin Lizak sprints to the finish line. 4. Melissa Adkins receives her medal of honor. 5. Cheryl Brumley is a fine runner. 6. Mary Heitmann earns a medal for her outstanding performance in the long jump. 7. Angie Burke is one of our best hurdlers. 8. Karry Shannon and Kathi Leahey exchange for the second leg of the 400 relay. 9. Mary Heitmann and Melissa Adkins receive a pep talk before the 100. 10. The team lounges while waiting for the bus. Row 1: Toni Holt, Jennifer Welch, Chanin Lizak. Melissa Adkins, Sherri Farmer, Cheryl Brumley. Karen Gardner, Karry Shannon. Row 2: Jennifer Jones. Sherry Murphy, Tami Holt, Beth Thornburg, Kathi Leahey, Mary Heitmann. Coach Jane Fulton, managers. Diane Dudley, and Donna Clendcnin. 116 TRACK: RUN JUMP THROW The Trackstcrs finished their season with a 5-7 record, a 1-5 TEC record, and a decisive county championship. Jim Price, outstanding field man for 1986, set a new personal pole vault record a 12'6 and finished 4th in the Sectional. Glenn Rose and Brian Smith were named the season’s outstanding runners and were Sectional qualifiers for the 1600 relay. Strong performances by team members Bryan Shepherd, Scott Hinshaw, Eric Kridle, Dru Mercer, Tim Brewer and Shane Austin added the points to bring home the victories to the studio. 1. Jim Price concentrates before he competes. 2. Dru Mercer hands off to Tom Brewer. 3. Eric Kridle strains for the finish line to win the 1600 relay. 4. John Hill sets his pace. 5. Glenn Rose has a county championship on his mind. 6. Freshman Tim Brewer shows a lot of promise. 7. Jim Price County Champ Pole Vault. 8. Dru Mercer seems disgusted with his performance. 9. Glenn Rose shows us a championship smile. 10. Brian Smith — County Champ — 400-1600 relay. 11. Curtis Cox prepares to show his stuff. Row 1: Coach Hughes, Brian Smith, Shane Austin, Scott Hinshaw. Bryan Shepard. Glen Rose. Coach Hinshaw; Row 2: Matt Curts, Todd Buckingham, Paul Stocksdale, Curtis Cox. Aaron Denny: Row 3: Brent Glidcwcll, Josh Barnes, Chris Garrett, Troy Woodbury. Eric Kridle: Row 4: John Adelsperger, Jack Wymer, Tim Brewer, Larry Ehlcrs, John Hill, Bob Bissell: Row 5: Chad Estel, Scott Addington Jamie Neely, Damon Drill POLE VAULT SPRINT VARSITY: Row 1: Chandy Shiltz, INDIANETTE; Katie English, Lynn Gates. Row 2: Tammy Journey, Missy Mote, Mary Heitmann, Karry Shannon. INDIAN: Doug Jcffcris FRESHMEN: Andrea Lloyd, Kristi Wisner, Amy Ingle. Maggie Mote. Kim Pruitt. Crisann Norris. RESERVE: Row 1: Lisa Devaney. Tracy Cline, Row 2: Carrie Mote, Rosie Farias. Row 3: Jennifer Welch, Shaughn Suitts. 120 SPORTS: Pride — Determination financial Backers The 1985-86 Successus Staff would like to thank the patrons listed on these pages. Without them this book would not have been possible and we are truly grateful for their support and interest. American Cegion, Jnc. Anonymous Donor BJ-M Diesel Electric Service Beanblossom Garage Welding and Zrucking Beard. Peterson, and Stahbush Public Accountants Brass Kepair Service Kenton 3. Byrd, O.D. Commercial Printing Country Cottage Coiffure Dokme Designed Gathering of fiowers Ha-Ste Manufacturing Hemmefs Shoe Kepair Hunt's dlowers Dr. {Johnson DDS Civingston Auto Sales Mangas Agency Jnc. Marlene’s Beauty Shop Dr. John S. Mendenhall DDS Petticoat Junction Pinney Insurance Selfs Creative Photography Sentry Hardware Sewell Co.. Jnc. Shadow’s Kestaurant and Cocktail Counge Shafer's Sheet Metal Shop Sham’s Service Station Shockney Electric Standard Agencies Jnc. Westfalfs Hewstand Whitacre’s fioor Coverings and Drapes Wise Supply Co. Union City Chamber of Commerce 124 Congratulations Class of ’86 Nation’s Largest Builder Of Forward Control Delivery Trucks VEHICLE BODY BUILDERS SINCE 1898 125 210 N. Main St. WINCHESTER, IND., 47394 584-5001 GEYER CHEVROLET-OLDSMOBH-E, Inc. W. Chestnut St UNION CITY, IND. 47390 964-6041 Muncie Telephone 289-6611 K.Q. APPCSQAZS MANUMCXUKWG COMPAM JtfC. Saratoga. Indiana Phone: 5S4-46.il kawdojcpm ecu my cMKysan Am PCVMOUZM ZMS APOZMSCAPV SHOPPE Union City, Indiana Phone: 964-6275 57 Years Of Service In The Same Location ie. psmsy Winchester, IN 127 'HCjemlrp 103 W. Franklin St. Winchester — Muncie Randolph County’s Class Ring Headquarters DK. ISKOMS M. CSAH8V M.T). R.R. 2 Union City, IN 47390 Phone: 964-6231 THE LYNCH SUPPLY CO., INC St. Rd. 571 E. Box 230 Union City, Indiana 47390 (513) 968-6283 Industrial Rubber Products Key ojjC sskvjcs Rural Route 1 Union City, Indiana Phone: 964-3711 kandojcpm eouwzy MKSJW MOMS 701 S. Oak St. Winchester, Indiana Phone: 584-2201 MOZS UKM SSKVJCS R.R 5. Union City, IN Phone: 964-3941 Best Wishes To 1986 Graduates MAKQAKDSK PCUMPJM AM) MAZWQ Rural Route 3 Union City, IN 968-3492 A Highway Carrier Company Of LEASEWAY TRANSPORTATION CORP. Highway 32 West Union City, Indiana 47390 (317) 964-6255 Jim Michael Martha Hunt Linda Wood Tom Brewer Marylin Price Karen Miller JEWELLERS 115 South Main St. Winchester, IN 47390 “Union City’s Largest And Most Complete Hardware Store” Open 7 Days A Week urn’s ThueVaSuz HARDWARE STORES Lincolndale Plaza Union City, IN Phone: 964-5483 dJSMSK’S BKOADWAV cant eo„ 215 N. Union St. P.O. Box 311 Union City, IN 47390 Phone: 964-4232 Wholesale Candy, Popcorn, Paper Products, Etc. SZOfflK eoMSZKuezjOM we. R.R. 4 Union City, IN Phone: 964-4957 PKoyeezjow SQUJPMSNZ COMPANV RR 2, N. Howard St Union City, IN Phone: 964-5181 Joel Wenger, Owner Wamef Amex Cable Communications Inc. W. Pearl St. Union City, IN Phone: 964-6201 130 ewzmen mksm moms jm U.C.C.ll.S. is very grateful for all the community support our school programs receive. Academic honor jackets were donated by the Farmers State Bank and the Union - ( C O VC Trust Company to honor those students who t'.c . WKJyJi C , Vw have made no lower grade than “A- for four consecutive semesters during the Freshman, F.lm And Walnut Street Sophomore or Junior years. A chevron is Union City. Ohio added for each A semester thereafter. U.C. Phone: 968-5701 js very proud of the fall jacket recipients: Jim Price and Carla Byrd. pH: 317 964 7224 ♦ 640 W. 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