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

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Matt Brim, Stacey Mills, Bobby Miller, Row 2: Wendy Mock. Jay Spra-dling, Neil Davis, Shaughn Suitts, Row 3: Susie Griffin, Betsy Carpenter, Mrs. Austin, Sharlyn Smith, Heather Cassity, Mary Antrobus. Back: Frank Farrington.

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OUR MI S 5ROOKS 12 C AS I Ol C HARACTI RS MISS BROOKS KIM ADCOCK MISS 1 INI II SL ANNS SNYDER HUGO 1 ONGA( Rl AARON SC IIAl ER MR W DSWORTH BRYAN SHEPIIt Rl) MISS AL DL BON DIANA BENNETT I I SM MICHELE HOOVER 1 1 IN| Ml 1 ISS ADKINS JANI TINA SHAFER SYLVIA 1 I SI II WOGOMON DOR IS CHANIN LIZAK MARGE MELANIE (ADKINS) RETZ FAITH WI NDY CLARK RHONDA ROSIE EAR IAS STANI 1 Y GI ENN ROSE M ARTIN JIM PRICE TED COREY VAN SKYOC K MRS Al 1 I N ANGEl HAl 1 THCHMCAI CREW DIRECTED B MRS DARI EM.AUSTIN STL 1)1 T DIRECTORS ANGIE STOVER JAY SPRADI INC STAGI MANAGER DERIC RESI.ER COSTl MESWENDY CLARK. ANGEl HAH SUSIE GRIEEIN MAKE UP SHAUGHN SUITTS. WENDY CLARK HE Mill R ( ASSITY. MARY ANTROBUS TECH I R A NK FARRINGTON. SCOTT REAGAN BESTV ( RPENTER. RRll BRANHAM PROPS MATT BRIM. WENDY MOC K BOB MILLER. NEIL DAVIS JEN Nil ER SICKELES SET CONSTRUCTION SHI RM DILLON JIM PR 1C I . Dl SI INK KS. STACEY MILLS BRYAN SHEPHERD. DRU MERCER DUANE III NT. MR ROOT I Ron i oi THE-HOUSESHAUGHN SUITTS T l KI T COI I EC TORS TINA STEWART I ESI II Mil I S. CARRIE BRANHAM PL BE 1C IT Y ANGIE STOVER WENDY Cl ARK. TINA SHAFER PROGRAMS SHAUGHN SUITTS 1. But Mr. Wadsworth, the bus is too early.” 2. “These two authentic Chinese vaazzcs.” 3. “Well, you win! 4. “We're mad! We don't have enough lines!” $. But he’s bored winning basketball games!” 6. “Seven teachers to every male.” 7. “My son ... ” 8. “The coach says if you can use the gym, we can use the English room.” 9. “Faster. Stanley, faster!” 10. “ ... and he says Helen.” “Helen.” Glenn Rose, Bryan Shepherd, Jim Price, Dru Mercer Row 2: Melissa Adkins, Aaron Schafer, Kim Adcock, Michelle Hoover, Tina Shafer, Melanie Retz, Corey Van Skyock. Row 3: Angel Hall. Leslie Wogomon, Wendy Clark, Suzanne Snyder, Diana Bennett, Rosie Farias, Chanin Lizak.

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Oktoberfest Special And Unique Another special and unique activity originating from U.C. is our Oktoberfest. Clubs and organizations must have money to operate, so the idea of a fall moneymaking activity came into being. This annual event provides each group with an opportunity to show their wares and earn needed capital. OKTOBERFEST October 11, 1986 SADD: Tacos and drinks — NHS: Fish pond and pumpkin patch — Swing choir: Sausage and kraut and drinks — Success: pictures FFA : pork chops and pig roast Freshmen: hot chocolate and cookies Cheerleaders: bake sale — Art Club: ceramics, baskets, etc. — Sophomores: Cane toss and sponge throw — Seniors: car wash — Photography Club: Caricature and cartoon photos — Bible Club: soft pretzels — Health Careers: Blood pressure and blood sugar tests — FHA: Pizza and coke — DECA: Slush puppies — Randolph Eastern Classroom Teachers Assn.: Cotton candy. Demonstrations Merle Keltner, Calligraphy; Joan Sickles, Basketweaving; Reland Sutton; Quilting; Mary Brctz, Stained glass; Ted Lcahcy, Miniatures. Entertainment Pantomime, Reed Steele; Folk music. The real German Band; Gospel, Heaven’s Jubilee 1. N.H.S was in charge of the pumpkin patch. 2. The Student Council General Store sells many interesting items. 3. Mr. Schmidt and Jay Spradling ready the pumpkin for the senior raffle. 4. Stacy Mills helps set up the stage for the entertainment. 5. The crowd was sparse due to the many other events scheduled for the same day. 6. Senior car wash is a big success. 7. The S.A.D.D. booth was very successful. 8. Todd Mendenhall and Kathy Nunley enjoy the FFA pork chop dinner. 9. U.C. students enjoy the entertainment. 10. The cheerleaders sample their baked goods before selling. 11. The mime provides an audience participation skit. 12. Angel Hall sells a yearbook to an eager customer. 14