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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1988 volume:

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UCCHS faculty, staff and students: WE ARE THE PEOPLE — CHECK US OUT — Cheryl Brumley — 2 We THE PEOPLE make up the American society. We are part of the strengths and weaknesses of our leaders and our nation. Our flag of red, white, and blue — and our school colors — is a symbol of our freedom and WE THE PEOPLE are sources of that freedom. WE THE PEOPLE at UCCHS are representative of Americans everywhere who live with an abundance of blessings. Happy Birthday, Constitution — WE THE PEOPLE salute you. — Jennifer Keener 4 Activities Many activities go on here at UCCHS that are fun and exciting and do a lot to promote school spirit. These activities are highlighted on the following pages. One of my favorite activities is spirit days. Students and teachers dress up and do special things to show their school spirit and help the athletic teams get fired up for their games. Some of our spirit days are: twin day, stuffed animal day, vacation t-shirt day, rock t-shirt day and the ever-popular red, white, and blue day. My favorite spirit day is stuffed animal day. — Kathy Adkins 6 Honor Jackets too. This past summer at volleyball camp, Mr. Golds-berry came up and said, “Congratulations, J.J.!”. By the look on his face I could tell that, I too, had earned my jacket! On the first day of school all the students congregated in the gym and Mr. Golds-berry gave his first day announcements. Then he introduced the topic of academic honor jackets and explained about them. He then announced the names of three juniors who were to receive them that day. As he called my name, Mr. Rick-ert, of the Union Trust Co., put my jacket on me. A sense of pride and accomplishment filled me, and 1 knew that all my hard work had been worth it. — Jennifer Jones — Starting in 1984, this process of awarding students for academic excellence has produced 12 recipients. In order to receive an academic honor jacket, one must obtain four consecutive semesters of straight A’s. The jacket, itself, is made of a white, satiny material with the school colors, school logo, and a chevron for every semester of A’s. For each semester of A’s after receiving the jacket, one receives another chevron to place on his or her honor jacket. The academic honor jackets are paid for and presented by local banks, Farmers State Bank and Union Trust Co. Ever since my sister, Ann, received her academic jacket it had always been my goal and desire to have one. Mardi Gras My junior year Mr. Lacy asked the girls in his U.S. History classes if anyone like to be in the Mardi Gras pageant. If interested, we were to write a short paragraph stating the reasons for our interest. A ballot was drawn so the sophomore and junior classes could vote for the two girls they thought would best represent UCCHS. Carrie Mote and 1 were the lucky girls for this experience. The meetings for the pageant began in late July. Two girls from each county school met every week to work on modeling, make-up, and aerobic routines. For the pageant, we had to have an outfit of our choice to model, demonstrate two aerobic routines as a group, perform our own talent, and model a formal. Awards were given and Carrie Mote received a first-place trophy for her talent skit. The crowning was held Saturday night after the Mardi Gras festivities, which included a nippy parade ride in unseasonably cold weather! I received second-runner up and Carrie received first runner-up. The Mardi Gras pageant takes a lot of work and dedication to make it a success. I really enjoyed the girls from the other county schools and the people behind the scenes. It was truly a memorable experience! Sherry Murphy I. Sherry models her formal. 2. Carrie dances to La Bamba. 3. Carrie is sooo bored! 4. Sherry models her street wear ensemble. 5. Carrie accepts the talent trophy. 8 Homecoming 1987 Royalty Sherry Murphey and Matt Curls. The Homecoming festivities began with the annual powder puff football games. For the championship, the seniors defeated the juniors in a close game. Following the game was a bon-fire and a powerful pep rally! After the great evening of spirit lifting, the entire senior class got together and celebrated by eating pizza at the Pizza Hut. Everyone was excited and anxious for the upcoming day! Friday rolled around and we started out the fun with a dress-up day. The parade came quickly. Being Student Body President, I had to make sure everything was done and ready to roll. The parade was exciting. Carrie Mote and I rode in a Merce-dez Benz convertible! The air was chilly and cold, and my hands were freezing. That evening we played the Lincoln Eagles. As a senior on the football team, my goal was to win the game. We did that! We beat them 23-21 in double overtime. That will be a night to remember. At the half of the football game, the King and Queen ceremonies took place. Each senior walked down the field for the 1st time. Each candidate waited in suspense. Then over the intercom, my name and Sherry Murphy’s name was announced. It was a dream come true for me. I hurried home after the game to get ready for the dance. The dance was really fun, because a lot of the students were present and having a great time! I’m sure this Homecoming will be remembered forever! (at least by me!) Matt Curts I. The hopeful candidates await the announcement. 2. The 1987 Indian team. 3. Anita McCarter, Misty Lea and Annette Coby. 4. Chad Suitts has some monkey business. 5. The sophomores make the final touches. CLAib 1990 9 3 1. Tina Estle and Laura Brewer exit the Victory Barn. 2. Homecoming hopefuls: From left. Debbie Runkle, .Ronda Mong, Dcsi Enicks, Renee Baker, Cheryl Brumlcy, Donita Price, Carrie Mote, Sherry Murphcy, Jennifer Keener, Deanna Hughes, Karen Gardner, Teresa Price, Jennifer Welch, Lisa DeVaney, Genisa Wine 3. It's feeding time in the Victory Barn. 4. Homecoming hopefuls: Rodney Bradburn, Jim Melton, Jeff Hines, Aaron Applegate, Matt Curts, T.J. Newbauer, Mark Thornburg, Jeff Killingbeck, Robb Miller, Eric Kridle, Scott Ka-dinger. Bob Hawthorne, Brent Glidewell, Bill Noland, Paul Stocksdale. 5. The band steps out smartly, in spite of the cold. Radie Jhaek 10 Senior This year’s senior play was Who Killed Aunt Caroline. It was a unique play because it was a mystery and a comedy based on a middle class family which is unlike past plays at U.C.H.S. Each of the seniors involved in the play enjoyed the time spent together because it gave us the opportunity to get to know one another better. Most of the seniors had not been involved in a play before, and it was exciting to watch nerves sky-rocket and the anxiety build on the night of the play. Celebrations were in order after a Play lot of practices. The cast enjoyed themselves the night after the play watching movies until the wee hours in the morning and gorging themselves with snack food. All in all, each of the seniors enjoyed his experiences and has good memories of the senior play. — Carrie Mote 12 Who Killed Aunt Caroline? Mrs. Eleanor Endicotl .Carrie Mote Una Hagaman.. . . . Jennifer Welch Rick Endicott . Matt Curts Bervl Endicotl .. . Karen Gardner Dan Donovan . Russ Brim David Thompson . Paul Stocksdalc Agnes Endicotl . Cheryl Brumlcv Louise McClairc Danita Price Cicely Endicotl Jennifer Welch Caroline Endicott .... Chris Kleman Meena Mabbit Dcsi Enicks Harold Clayton . . .. Jeff Killingbeck Prompter Teresa Price Director Fred Prescott Casi: Silling: Jennifer Welch. Row 1: Cheryl Brumlcy, Karen Gardner, Carrie Motlc, Mall Curls. Standing: Paul Slocksdalc. Mr. Prescoti. Dczi Enicks. Russ Brim. Jeff Killingbcck. Donila Price. 13 Yearbook Staff This was my first year on the staff, and it was a lot of fun, but also hard work. 1 didn’t realize how much time and preparation went into the making of a yearbook. Yearbook work actually started in the spring as we prepared to sell ads for the fall book. The ads somehow didn’t quite get finished, so the staff had a busy fall calling on (and re-calling on, etc.) businesses and individuals to try to get enough money to produce a book. After most of the money was collected, we decided on a theme which all the sections of the book are to evolve around, and each person was assigned a section of the book to complete. We started collecting pic- tures for our sections and thinking about layouts. The Josten representative met with us early in the year to show us how to set up the pages and we began. There were deadlines to meet, lost pictures and pages to contend with, but it was still fun. It’s exciting to actually create a book and to be responsible for the memories of a whole year. Working with the rest of the staff and Mrs. Reed was great (even though Mrs. Reed got mad when we almost missed deadlines) and I’m already looking forward to helping produce another yearbook. — Andrea Lloyd — Andrea Lloyd posts checks in the ledger. l9S7-'88 Successus Staff Mrs. Reed .. . Advisor Andrea Lloyd, Jennifer Sickles ... Finances and Ads Tim Brewer. Matt Brim, Harold Loper . Sports Cheryl Brumlcy. Debbie Runkle. Eric Kri-dlc ... Senior section Jennifer Keener . . Classes Jancll and Angie Austin . . Organizations Emily Stewart. Kathy Nunley ... Faculty Tom Sells . .. Photographer I. Cheryl Brumley catches up on homework. 2. Harold Loper shelves books during yearbook time. 3. Emily Stewart looks over yearbooks to get ideas for her section. 4. Janell Austin chooses pictures for her section. 14 1. Mrs. Reed with her trusty camera, wanders the halls to snap a few candids. 2. Debbie Runklc checks out the senior bulletin board. 3. Along with being on the yearbook staff, Tim Brewer is actively involved in many activities including basketball. 4. Kathy Nunley and Angie Austin double as Library helpers during their yearbook period. 5. Senior staff member, Eric Kridle. 6. Jennifer Keever is new to the staff this year. 7. Jennifer Sickles worked on ads this year. 8. Matt Brim makes another ad call. 8 15 National Honor Society As you walked into Union City Community High School on that cool autumn morning, you could tell it was a special day. The students were nicely dressed, cheery, and there was a sense of excitement in the air. It was the day of the induction ceremony for the most prestigious organization in the school, the National Honor Society. For ten of the candidates for the NHS, this would be one of the most nerve-racking and important days of their lives. National Honor Society has one of the most unique induction cere- monies of any organization. I sat in the gym bleachers with sweaty palms, shaky nerves and a pounding heart. As Matt came toward me my heart raced even faster! As he got closer and closer, the tension mounted even more. When that long-awaited and much desired tap fell on my shoulder, I breathed a sigh of relief and happiness. My hard work had paid off. I had made it! I was now a member of the National Honor Society. Jason Welch Jason Welch and his parents enjoy the refreshments after the ceremony. Row 1: Carrie Mote, Russ Brim, Aaron Apple-gate, Sherry Murphy. Miss Chcnowcth. Row 2: Cheryl Brumley. Teresa Price, Donita Price, Matt Curts. Christina Klemen. Row 3: Paul Stocksdale, Eric Kridel Row I: Jennifer Jones, Beth Thornburg. Andrea Lloyd. Miss Chcnowcth. Row 2: Shaun VanS-kyock, Todd Buckingham, Jason Welch. Row 3: Tim Brewer, Karry Mills. John Adelsperger. Kris Jackson. 16 INDUCTION CEREMONY October 21, 1987, ................................ Royal March Processional Entrance of Present Members Welcome ............................... Eric Kridle Prayer........................... pau| Stocksdale Introduction ...........................Russ Brim The Society's Four Dimensions of Life: Character...........................Chris Kleman Scholarship .......................Cheryl Brumley Leadership.......................... Matt Curts Service............................Teresa Price Tapping Ceremony Piano Medley ...........................Rick Clear Introduction of New Members.......Sherry Murphy Honor Pledge .........................Sherry Murphy Closing Remarks.......................Carrie Mote Band................................ Royal March Recessional of Members Sophomore Ushers Matt Brim Alice Schoo Betsy Carpenter Jennifer Sickels Betsy Prescott Paul Wilson 4 I. Chris Klcmcn lights the candle for character. 2. Matt Curts lights the leadership candle. 3. Mrs. Brewer is very proud of Tim. 4. NHS Homecoming candidates — Cheryl Brumley and Aaron Apple-gate. 5. Some new inductees and their parents await the next tapping. 6. Shaun Van Skyock and his parents accept Mr. Goldsbcrry's congratulations. 7. Paul Stocksdale taps a very happy hopeful. Kris Jackson. 7 17 Prom Royalty — Sarah Schcmmer and Brian Caudill Over The Rainbow Prom night — 10:30, May 22, 1988 — you could feel the tension in the air among the king and queen candidates. Brian Caudill was announced Prom king. This was it! “The Prom Queen for this year is Josh Barnes, my date, came to pick me up about 5:30 on the big night. When he walked in the door, I had to take a second look! What a difference a tux made! He looked so good! After a few hundred flash bulb explosions in our faces, we were off to eat steak and shrimp at the Shadows. It was very good, but since my dress was a little tight I couldn’t eat much! We arrived at the gym which had been transformed into the land of OZ with the theme of “Over the Rainbow” I had my doubts whether we (the Junior class) could get it decorated on time, but we did and it looked great. The evening progressed, and it was time for the fateful announcement. “Sarah Schem-mer!” Me? Really? Me? I did it, I had won “Bubba” and I had our dance, and then I danced with Josh who was beaming. What an unforge-table happy night it was for me! Sarah Schemmer I. The Junior and sophomores also enjoyed the prom. 2. Jason Welch and his date make a lovely couple. 3. Everyone enjoyed dancing to the music of Dance Video 4. Brent Glidewcll and Dawn Reichard make their grand entrance. 5. The Grand March allows the spectators to get a good look at all the Prom-goers. Row 1: Teresa Garrett. Molly Jones, Sarah Hinshaw, Tina Estlc, Row 2: Kelly Glidewcll, Justin Welch, Row 3: l.ori Short, Mark Lloyd, Laura Brewer, Matt Oswalt, Shelia Wolfe, Mary Antrobus, Jennifer Miller, Joe Sheets, Alice Schoo, Chad Suitts Row 3: Andy Curts. Jeff Noffsinger. Terresa Bradburn, Paul Yoder. Quinton Carpenter, Josh Spradling, Beth Caudell, Chris Grotc, C.W. Speight. 18 1. The Sadd group did their part to promote a safe prom. 2. The junior class and the sponsors did a great job on the gym. 3. Tracy Cline and her escort arc enjoying themselves already! 4. Harold Loper is the Tin Man. 5. Steve Kridlc and Alice Schoo arc host and hostess. Yearbook Certificates — Jennife Brumley, Tim Brewer, Harold Library Awards —■ Matt Oswalt National Honor Society Recogflit ham. Matt Curts, Kris Jack?m Music Awards — Rod Bradburn Outstanding DEC A Student I Spanish Awards Laura Bkcwe French Awards-g Angie Austin Senior Math AwSriMWillie Satk Math Awards Corlumcr lath Algebra Eddie Fuik, Brad . Industrial Arts Award - Tracv Social. Stu i|s Aaron Appleg: Athletic Awards — Senior Plaqi '■■ ■ Rotary Citizenship — Eric Kridle Cecilian Club Award — Paul Stocksdale Ti m United States Army Reserve National Scholar Athlete Award — Todd Buckingham Teresa Price W Elks Outstanding Students — Cheryl Brumley Perfect Attendance Awards Seniors — Rod Bradburn,jJennifer Welch Hoosier Scholars — Cheryl Brumley Russ Brim “I Dare You” — Kris Jackson Jennifer Jones Academic Honor Medallions Honor Diplomas — Shejry Murphy Paffil Stocksdale Valedictorian Saluatorian — Cheryl Brumley Russ Brim. English Achievement — Jennifer Jones Reading Awards — Senior — Cheryl Brumley; Junior — Shelly Arne Nikki Kaufman. Student Council Service Award — Carrie Mote Student Council Certificates of Merit — Carrie Mote, Renee Baker, Ronda Mong, Jennifer Welch, Matt Curu, 1 told; Sophomores - Alice Schoo; Freshman Brumley, Library National I ham. Music Spanish 1 Sickels, Andrea Lloyd, Janell Austin, Angie Austin. Jennifer Keener, Cheryl l.oper. Matt Brim, Debbie Runkel, Bob Bissell, and Andy Carson. Andrea Lloyd. - Jennifer .ioncs. Danita Price, Carrie Mote, Cheryl Brumley, Todd Bucking-. Chris Kleman, Eric Kridle, Andrea Lloyd, Sherri Murphy, Paul Stocksdale. Paul Stocksdale. Matt Curts, Desi Enicks. Susie Griffin. [Erie Kridle Alice Schoo, Don Bradburn, Carrie Mote. Brim. Kris Jackson, Chris Kleman. Cheryl Brumley Freeman, Michelle Garce, Eric Neeley, Angie Nottingham; Sophomore essup: 1Tushnyjp Algebra — Laura Brewer, Jason Webster cy jser ____________ Cheryl Brumley ior Plaque Wioners - Aaron Applegate Cheryl Brumley Athlete Award — Jennifer Jones. ■— Aaron Applegate Chervl Brumley. Springtime activities at UC are always noteworthy. This year’s spring activities included the usual race to get the library inventory finished, the frisbee tossing on the front lawn, the seniors getting the gym ready for Awards Day and graduation, the traditional senior cruises back and forth in front of the very school they professed they could not leave soon enough to suit them, and some new items of interest. Mrs. Coats brought a kite in for a demonstration and the class of '88 started the tradition of the “Senior Rock” — Which has seen three paint jobs so far, everyone wants in on the act. Spring Scenes Secrets pals are an interesting and fun part of school life at UC. Usually it involves student council members and faculty and staff, but anyone who wants to may participate. My secret pal this year was super! Every surprise I got came in a small brown paper bag with a clever note typed on it and was signed “Reeda”. My goodies included a disposable camera, party favors, cheese, jewelry, a nifty little desk set, etc, etc, all sorts of clever and cute items, my favorite probably being my pink “Hot Looks” watch! I early on confronted Mrs. Austin with the accusation of being my “pal” and she denied it, so I looked elsewhere. The next information I received was that my secret pal was a boy! I busily provided boy-type items for my pal and even got “him” an IU sweatshirt for Christmas because I knew he had to be an IU fan! I could hardly wait for the breakfast to find out who the shifty, clever little varmint was! The day finally came, and a big brown paper bag appeared on the table in front of me with a message indicating I was not yet to find out. I stood and yelled, “Reeda, where are you?” and at my side came this little voice that said “Here 1 am!” and I turned around to see picture 4 beside me. What a laugh we had, in addition to a superior breakfast with sausage gravy provided by Jane McGill! — Liz Reed — 1. The faculty never minds coming to school early for the secret pal breakfast. 2. Mr. Lea-hey is thoroughly enjoying his peanut butter roll. 3. Wendy Mock looks askance at her pal's gift. 4. Mrs. Reed’s secret pal. 5. Mr. Goldsbcrry receives some special camping gear. 6. Mrs. Austin and Mrs. Reed in their look-alike shirts and a replica of the famous Hilton Head alligator. Spirit Weeks This year the cheerleaders tried to get 100% participation from the student body. In order to reach this goal, there were spirit days throughout all the sports seasons. Some of the spirit days included: Rock t-shirt day, Twin day. Stuffed animal day, and Space day. These photos show examples of some of the exciting and fun-filled days. Check them out!! — Andrea Lloyd — 24 1. Mrs. McGill is proud of her ‘Tock'M-shirt. 2. The student body gets fired up for a big game. 3. Jennifer Jones acts as a four-legged creature. 4. Maggie Mote Carrie Mote as twins. 5. Traci Bentz, Kelly Bothast, and Tonya Hutchinson show off their stuffed animals. 6. Corey Wenger is into space day. 5 6 25 Lumberjacks And Weddingbelles LUMBERJACKS AND WEDDINGBELLES Presented by the Junior Class — UCCHS March 25th 26th 7:00 West Side Middle School Cast Members (In order of appearance) Josh a lumberjack Chad Suitts Barney a lumberjack Don Bradburn Luke a lumberjack Paul Stocksdale Jake a lumberjack Kerry Mills Sam a lumberjack Harold Lopcr Pie Annie lumberjack’s friend Betsy Carpenter Abraham another lumberjack Kris Jackson Nellie 12 year old orphan girl Stacie Cline Jennie Nellie’s younger sister Molly Jones Asa Mercer a young lawyer Matt Brim Charity Jones Boston school teacher Jennifer Jones Mae B. Thistymc a prospective bride Dcsi Enicks Faith a prospective bride Angie Wilcox Hope a prospective bride Jcnnnifcr Welch Arabella a prospective bride Betsy Prescott Martha a prospective bride Maggie Mote Sally a prospective bride Terrcsa Bradburn Elizabeth a prospective bride Carolina Rosselot Ma Scrubbs villainous trapper Cheryl Brumley Venus Scrubbs her wild daughter Heather Cassity Aphrodite Scrubbs Venus’ wild sister Angie Austin Townswoman local citizen Marcie Hall Townswoman local citizen Barb Neals Mayor Thaddeus Crook his name says it all Matt Curts Lum Scrubbs Ma Scrubbs’ moronic son C.W. Speight Hermit hates his fellow man Bob Bisscll Melissa Pendleton old lady — needs spectacles Sarah Schemmer Deputy a lawman Kerry Mills Townswoman Melissa’s friend Beth Thornburg Circuit judge ought to be called “the sleepy judge’’ Co-Directors Fred L. Prescott Kenneth Price, Jr. Piano accompanist Mrs. Janet Carpenter PIT BAND Harold Loper Molly Jones Clarinet Sarah Henshaw Clarinet Jennifer Powell Clarinet Betsy Carpenter Chris Weimer Angie Brophy Deanna Stover Steve Schoo Jennifer Jones Saxophone Trumpet Flute Flute Trombone Trombone 26 Mr. Teen — ’88 The first ever and hopefully first annual Mr. Teen contest was sponsored by Union City Community High School. The contest was open to Union City students and Missenewa Valley students and had six participants. Tim Brewer, Matt Curts, Larry Ehlers, Kris Jackson, Tony Neal and Paul Stocksdale were the first ever Mr. Teen participants. These young men raised over $600 in scholarship money from the community which was presented to the winning Mr. Teen. Student Council recognizes that Union City produces many fine young men, and hopes that this activity becomes a regular part of the Union City tradition. I. Mr. Teen — ’88 — Tim Brewer. 2. The Mr. Teen candidates show their stuff. 3. Talent winner and first runner-up. Matt Curts. 4. Kris Jackson was the education winner. 5. Larry Ehlers won youth fitness, poise and appearance, and was second runner-up. 6. Tony Neal prepares for the show. 7. Paul Stocksdale completes his judges interview. 28 I I Guidance i r I really like working in the guidance office during my free period. We run errands, do some filing, and whatever needs to be done, but I still have plenty of time to do my homework. I've had a chance to use my computer skills in here this year by putting some of the schedules into the computer. — John Adelsperger — I. Matt Curts and Toni Holt use their spare time to study. 2. Mrs. Motto appears to be giving a little guidance to Mrs. Austin. Debbie Runkle gets a work assignment from Mrs. Good. Seated: Toni Holt, Sarah Schcmmer, Desi Enicks, Debbie Runkle. Standing: Casey Vincent, Darcy Thomas, John Adelsperger. Jerry Partin, Malt Curts, Jason Welch. Row I: Chcri Michael, Jennifer Miller, Cheryl Brumly, Kathy Adkins, Janell Austin, Andrea Lloyd, Angie Austin, Lori Short, Mrs. Reed. Row 2: Beth Thornburg, Emily Stewart. Kathy Nunley, Matt Oswalt, Laura Brewer, Gary Lawrence, Nikki Kaufman. From Left: Tim Brewer, Chris Fraze, Joe Sheets, Eric Neely, Justin Welch, Chris Grote, Matt Brim, Harold Lopcr. i i Library i —r “I have been working in the library for two years now, and I really like it. We check books out, find cards for books and put them away where they belong. Every Friday we check an assigned section of shelves to make sure they are in order. (We're supposed to anyhow.)” — Emily Stewart — 1. Kathy Nunley, Cathy Cunningham and Justin Welch help Angie Austin figure the correct due date. 2. Matt Brim, Harold Loper and Tim Brewer try out the new laminator. 31 32 Student Council i —r One of the most exciting and challenging things about my freshman year has been serving on the Student Council. It has been especially fun being on Council with my brother Tim, who also got to serve on Council with our older brother, Steve. The Student Council is one of the busiest organizations at UCCHS. We organize a lot of school and community activities. Some of the things we’ve done this year include: sponsoring several dances, organizing Homecoming, International Week, Spirit Week, Career Day, and the first annual Mr. Teen Pageant. We also collected money for UNICEF and sent Christmas and Valentine greetings to the elderly. We are already planning for Farmer-Merchant Days and soon it will be time to plan for back-to-school activities again! — Laura Brewer — Row 1: Karen Leahey, Ronda Mong, Matt Curts, Carrie Mote, Tim Brewer. Row 2: Matt Brim, Jennifer Sickels, Casey Wymer. Renee Baker, Alice Scoo. Row 3: Paul Stocksdale, Jeremy Norris, Laura Brewer, Tina Estle, Kelly Glidewell, Mr. Leahey. Row 4: Kris Jackson, Chad Suitss, Jennifer Welch, Angie Austin, Shaun Van Skyock, Molly Jones. 1. Tim and Laura Brewer make council a family affair. 2. Tina Estle proudly wears her winning IU sweatshirt. 3. Matt Curts and Carrie Mote represent Council in the Homecoming parade. 4. Chad Suitts helps out with the Christmas bazaar. 5. Carrie, Matt, and Paul star in the senior play. 6. Jennifer Sickles serves also in the library. 7. Kris Jackson plays Abraham in the spring musical. 8. Matt Brim is an active member os student council. 8. Mr. Goldsberry. Mr. Leahey and Ronda Mong plant a tree on Arbor Day in memory of the Cox family. Under Mr. Leahey’s enthusiastic and creative leadership, many new programs and activities have been initiated and implemented by Student Council. Student Council has been a dynamic force under his tireless direction and his twelve year mentorship. Senior Deca I. The UC student body enjoys the many services provided by DECA. 2. Lisa Devaney is DECA president. 3. Bob Hawthorne helps with the gym foyer Christmas decorations for the DECA Santaland. 4. Heath Bradburn adds his expertise to the Christmas decorations also. 5. Rob Miller and Danita Price are the DECA Homecoming representatives. 6. Wendy McCarter enjoys working in the Tepee. 34 Row 1: Zach Bolingcr, Casey Vincent, Jerry Partin, Lisa Wells, Row 2: Brian Caudill, Heather Cassity, Toni Holt, Grctchen Guinn, Tracy McGlaughlin, Angie Nottingham, Cathy Cunningham, Row 3: Brad Gard, Cristi Wisner, Amy Ingle, Kim Pruitt, Kendra Coby, Donna Boggs. Shelly Arnold, Carrie Branham, Row 4: Scott Richard, Chad Price, Tony Neal, Joey Wray, Don Bradburn, Chad Estle, Jamey Neeley, Mr. Johnson. i i Junior DECA I took DECA mostly as a business class to learn business skills and gain business experience, and to help me feel more at ease talking in front of a group. I think this class will be very useful to me after I graduate. — Cristi Wisner — 1. Kim Pruitt, Michelle Gere and Heather Cassity, work on tomorrow’s assignment. 2. Casey Vincent spends his study hall time in the guidance office. 3. Chad Price tries to figure out the problem. 4. Cathy Cunningham and Angie Nottingham wait their turn in the lunch line. I took KISS as a class this year because it looked like it would be both fun and educational. I was especially interested in newscasting — whether it was a basketball game or a simple radio show. During this year, I have learned to run most of the equipment in the studio. My favorite job is running the video board during tapings. I would much rather be behind the camera than in front of it! Row 1: Bob Bissell, Casey Wymer, Renee Baker. Shaun Boolman, Kendra Coby, Barb Shaui VanSkyock Row 2: Teresa Wright, Lisa LeMaster, Jennifer Keener, Donna Boggs Row 3: Mik Fulk, Denis Miller, Bill Noland, Brian Witt, Frankie Nunez, Chad Estle, Jamey Neeley, Angi Austin, Heather Cassity Row 4: Todd Buckingham, Jeff Killingbeck, Brian Caudell, Aaron Den ney, Don Gessey, Josh Barnes, Zach Bolinger, Scott Kadinger, Brad Gard — Brian Witt — 1. Rick Clear and John Schmidt — KISS coordinators — 2. Fred Wright takes a little break during his KISS period. 3. Shaun Boolman does some KISS observations. 4. Scott Kadinger presents the news. 5. Donna Boggs and Barb Neels do their radio show. 6. Bill Noland and Bob Bissell do live KISS coverage. ’ ■yg JT I 1 Band i r 1. Jennifer Welch and Rod Bradburn representatives for Homecoming. 2. The band preforms for the Homecoming parade. 3. Freshman Mark Lloyd joins the brass section. 4. Paul Stocksdale and Paul Yoder highlight the trombone section. Row 1: Jennifer Powell, Angie Brophy, Damon Greek, Danny Rismiller, Chris Grote, Mark Lloyd, Chris Weimer, Molly Jones, Stacey Cline. Row 2: Jennifer Jones, Melinda Nunez, Anette Coby, Helen Coby, Melanie Wantz, Anita McCarter, Angie Wilcox, Misty Lea, Kerry Mills, Jennifer Welch. Row 3: Julie Grimes, Nikki Kaufmann, Dan Hardwick, Betsy Carpenter, Chuck Hoover, C.W. Speight, Paul Yoder, Rob Suttlcs, Tcrcasa Gaxctt. Row 4: Kyle Good, Corey Wenger, Stan Mills, Steve Schoo, Maggie Mote, Jason Rcslcr. Row 5: Alice Schoo, Paul Stocksdalc, Rodney Bradburn, R s Mullins, Suzie Griffin I 1 Chorus And Swing Choir i zzr Swing Choir — A class to enjoy — a class to be yourself — a class that has no competition — “All for one and one for all — A class to learn! We sing and perform, and not only is this fun, it’s also a great learning experience for us as we do these shows for different groups and organizations. We have a good time, but we also work very hard, and our hard work does pay off. Being a freshman is sometimes an awkward thing, but the group has made me feel really welcome. I really enjoy this activity and plan to stick with it. — Teresa Bradburn — 1. The chorus performs at many school functions. 2. Dczi Enicks and Paul Stocksdale are Homecoming representatives. Row 1: Desiree Enicks, Suzanne Griffin, Dawn Hughes Row 2: Emily Keagy, Stacie Smith, Amy Stewart, Lisa Maloy, Mr. Prescott (dir.) Row 3: Misty Hunley, Barb Gray, Harold Loper, Mark Dillon, Tanya Hill, Stacie McCormick. Row 1: Desiree Enicks, Matt Curts, Paul Stocksdale Row 2: Mr. Prescott (dir.) Don Bradburn. Tracey Parsley, Amy Dunn, Stacie Cline, Betsy Prescott Row 3: Kris Jackson, Angie Wilcox, Duke Luster, Jennifer Jones, C.W. Speight, Terresa Bradburn I I SADD i r This years Students Against Driving Drunk group was great. We were able to do lots of activities, and had lots of fun. Some of our activities included a poster contest, the showing of a movie called, “Amber Lights” to the student body, numerous Cable Chatter appearances, a few dances, and a lip sine contest. To end the year, our group took the SADD message on the road with a trip to Kings Island. Many special thanks go to those who helped so much: Mrs. Wagoner and her Just Say No group. Officer Poling, Donnie Geesey, and our great, great sponsor, Mr. Schmidt. — Eric Kridle — 1. Lisa DcVaney and Jeff Killingbeck represent SADD in the Homecoming Parade. 2. Eric Kridle, president, conducts an early morning meeting. 3. Paul Yoder is an active member. Row I: Andrea Lloyd, sec., Betsy Prescott, Sarah Hinshaw, Tina Estle, Larah Brewer, Teresa Garrett, Kelly Glidewell. Row 2: Jennifer Powell, Wendy Mock, Jamie Lloyd, Jennifer Miller, Stacie Cline, Lori Short Row 3: Mark Dillon, Beth Thornburg, tres., Paul Yoder, Cheryl Brumley, v. pres., Tcrrcsa Bradburn, Beth Caudcll, Mark Lloyd, Row 4: Jim Gentry, C.W. Speight, Chris Wcimer, Eric Kridle, pres., Chad Suitts 41 Foreign Lang. Club Foreign Language Club is an organization that I have enjoyed all through high school. Jeff Hines and I were proud to represent our club as Homecoming candidates this year. To be chosen queen was a real thrill! The many meetings throughout the year have given students knowledge about different cultures, and we’ve had the pleasure of talking with Carolina Rosselot, from Argentina. Our trip to Casalupita for our spring dinner was really fun! Sherry Murphy Row 1: Mrs. Glenn, Jennifer Welch, Carrie Mote, Maggie Mote, Jeff Killingbeck, Row 2: Deanna Hughes. Sherry Murphy, C.W. Speight, Chad Snyder, Kathleen Snyder, Debbie Runkle, Brian Caudell, Jerry Partin, Zach Bolinger, Shaun Van Skyock, John Adelsperger, Don Bradburn, Shawn Boolman. Row 3: Jeff Hines, Alice Schoo, Chris Fraze, Erick Williams, Carrie Branham, Gretchen Guinn, Casey Vincent. Toni Holt, Amy Ingle, Jason Welch, Sarah Schemmer, Sherry Farmer, Teresa Price, Beth Caudell. Row 4: John Mills, Jason Webster, Josh Spradling, Aaron Mendenhall, Jason Fulk, Justin Welch, Tina Estle, Laura Brewer, Molly Jones, Nikki Kaufman, Julie Grimes, Wendy McCarter, Casey Wymer, Renee Baker, Dcsi Eniks. Row 5: Joe Wilson, Chris Weimer, Betsy Prescott, Dawn Rcichard, Angie Wilcox, Melanie Wantz, Misty Lea, Anita McCarter, Stacie Cline, Angie Brophy, Karen Leahey, Tonya Hutchison, Misty Taylor. Row 6: Matt Phillips, Mark Dillon, Bret tClark, Kelly Glidcwell, Becky Weimer, Angel O’Neil, Jennifer Goodhew, Emily Stewart, Karen Good, Amy Prewitt, Sarah Hinshaw, Jamie Lloyd, Jennifer Miller. 1. John Adelsberger becomes a Christmas tree at the initiation. 2. Jeff Hines and Sherry Murphey are representatives. 3. All students in Foreign Language Club must take either Spanish or French. First row: Jeff Killcnbcck, Maggie Mote, Jennifer Welch, Carrie Mote, Miss Chenoweth. Second row: Beth Thornburg, Andrea Lloyd, Kathy Adkins, Jennifer Powell, Jennifer Sickcls, Teresa Garret, Brenda Huston. Third row: Matt Brim, Wendy Mock, Mary Antrobus, Cheri Micheal, Paul Stockstale, Kerry Mills, Don Bradburn. Fourth row: Kent Johnson, Chris Jackson, Ross Mullins, Cahd Koons, Rhonda Mong, Fifth row: Kyle Good, Tiffany Kleman, Mark Lloyd, Lisa Devany, Chris Kleman. Sixth row: Heather Cassity, Angie Austin, Jennifer Jones. 1. Sarah and Jack get caught talking in Study Hall. 2. Teresa Garett does her impression of a race car driver during initiations. 3. Andrea Lloyd demonstrates how to make her dummy talk. 4. Jennifer Powell spends some quiet time in the library. 43 This was a busy year for us. We made and sold baskets at Santaland, worked on the silhouettes for the Mr. Teen contest, participated in the county art show at Randolph Southern, and put on a successful Fine Arts week. I have enjoyed my art classes, and have learned a lot in my role as president this year. — Wendy McCarter — Row 1: Barbara Gray, Karen Gardner, Desi Enicks, Wendy McCarter. Row 2: Marcia Hall, Darcy Wenger, Sheila Wolfe, Barb Neels, Suzi Griffin, Yvette Tucker. Row 3: Mrs. Jones, Diane Dudley, Sarah Schcmmer, Traci McGlothlin. Angie Nottingham, Christa Neargardner. Row 4: Angie Teegarden, Sherri Farmer, Joey Wray, Jim Melton. 1. Marcia Hall, Art Club member, talks it over with her friend. 2. Jim Melton and Karen Gardner — Art Club Homecoming Representatives. 3. President Wendy McCarter works on her art project. 4. Joey Wray enjoys his art activities. L _i OEA Industrial Arts 1 r In the fall, OEA went to a leadership conference in Western Boone, Indiana. At District contest in February, we had two members honored: Don Bradburn placed second, and I placed fifth. Don went on to State, and placed seventh. We had a lovely spring banquet at the end of the year. — Janell Austin — 1. Janell Austin talks with Miss Hirsch while passing in the hall. 2. Genisa Wine and Bob Hawthorn represent OEA in the Homecoming Parade. 3. Rich Addington checks out some plans for a project. Row 1: Mr. Arthur, Rod Moneysmith, Matt Good, Rich Addington Row 2: Tracy Riser, Corey Wenger. Chad Boolman, Andy Carson 45 FFA The Union City FFA had a very successful year. Matt Curts served on the State Executive Committee after being elected as the state chorus President. Three teams qualified for state judging; two poultry teams and the dairy team. Five members placed in the top three in seven leadership contests at the District level. Community services were provided by the catering of over 2,000 pork dinners this year. Also, the FFA advisor is running for County Council this year — Please vote for him! — Mr. Welch — row 1: Jason Welch, Kathy Nunley, Mark Thornburg, Deanna Hughes, Matt Curts, Kris Comer, and Andy Curts, row 2: Jody Peacock, Jason Macy, Brian Raszkowski, Justin Welch, Kevin Bradburn, and Mr. Welch, row 3: Wayne Thronburg, Jennifer Miller, Matt Good. Quinton Carpenter, and Chris Michael row 4: Jim Thronburg. and Rusty Luster. FHA Holly and Valentine Grams were our major projects this year. We celebrated FHA week with special days; Teacher Heart Day, Teacher Brownie Day, Dress Up Day (for all members), and boy and girl heart day. FHA also held a breakfast for the teachers with a raisin theme — “We heard it through the grapevine that our teachers are divine!” — Jennifer Keener — 1. Tonia Hutchinson, Mary Antrobus, and Betsy Prescott listen intently at the FHA meeting. 2. Barb Neels, Karen Villesenor, Carrie Branham, discuss plans for FHA heart day. 3. Jennifer is this years FHA president. 4. Bill Noland and Jennifer Keener — Homecoming representatives. Row 1: Betsy Prescott, Lisa LeMaster, Teresa Wright, Donna Boggs. Row 2: Angie Wilcox, Barb Neels, Cristi Wisner. Amy Ingle, Jennifer Keener. Row 3: Mary Antrobus, Carrie Branham, Angie Teegarden, Shannon Hill, Kelli Glidcwell, Row 4: Debbie Runkle I I Bible Club n —r The Bible Club at UCCHS is open to anyone who wants to join. We met every Monday night after school, and discussed many topics of interest to teens and how they related to the Bible. Fellowship was also stressed. We also sent Christmas cards and Valentines to the faculty. — Paul Stocksdale 1. Betsy Carpenter pays close attention at the meeting. 2. Angie Wilcox is involved in many school activities besides Bible Club. 3. C.W. Speight smiles on his way to a Monday night meeting. 4. Teresa Garett is a first year member of Bible Club. 5. Kris Jackson conducts some Bible Club business during his lunch hour. First row: Donna Clendcnin, Angie Wilcox, Dezi Enicks, Teresa Bradburn. Second row: Mrs. Nash, Kris Jackson, Teresa Garett, Paul Stockstale. Third row: Betsy Carpcnder, Dan Hardwick. 1 Row 1: Aaron Applegate, Russ Brim, Matt Curts, Sherry Murphey, Jerry Partin, Cheryl Brumlcy, Beth Thornburg. Row 2: Brian Witt, Steve Schoo, Jason Welch, Todd Buckingham, Nathan Marsh, Zach Bolingcr, Casey Vincent, Brian Caudill, Tim Brewer, Quinton Carpenter. Row 3: Jack Wymer, Tony Nela, Brent Glidewell, Harold Loper, Carrie Mote, Jennifer Welch, Kathie Adkins, Andrea Lloyd, Sherri Farmer, Row 4: Scott Addington, Rodney Bradburn, Paul Stocksdale, Alice Schoo, Jennifer Jones, Jennifer Powell, Chris Michaels, Teresa Price, Kim Melton. Row 5: Misty Taylor, Karin Leahey, Rick Bousman, Andy Curts, Pat Skiver, Shaun VanSkyock. The Lettermen’s club consists of a large number of sophomores, juniors, seniors, and even a few freshmen. The Lettermen’s club has many athletes who have done well in their chosen sports. Our club sold sunglasses to make the needed money to cover the expenses of the senior nights during the various athletic seasons. Senior night recognizes all the seniors involved in a particular sport. — Teresa Price — 1. An injury wont stop Sherry Murphey! 2. T.J. Newbauer and Teresa Price are Homecoming representatives. 3. Larry Ehlcrs is active in football, wrestling, and track. 49 I ZL Academic Competition i —r GREAT YEAR FOR THESE TEAMS! Honor and glory were brought to UCCHS by the outstanding performances of the various academic teams. The hard work and dedication of these teams and their enthusiastic coaches paid (off when) they went to Warren Centrral on April 23. Our social studies team comprised of Paul Wilson, Chris Kleman, and Shawn Boolman, coached by John Schmidt, won the state title. Our all-around team of John Adelsburger, Kris Jackson, and Paul Wilson finished second, and our English team of Jennifer Sickels, Alice Schoo, and Kris Jackson placed third. 1. Paul Wilson tries to learn it all. 2. John, Jason, and Matt accept their awards. 3. Dr. Butler and Sherry Murphy study wherever they can. 4. The state winning Social Studies Team accepts their award. 5. Academic Coaches — 1987-1988 — Darlene Austin, Ted Leahey, Greg Black. Monte Nash, Dr. Ann Butler, and John Schmidt. Row 1: Paul Wilson, Wendy Mock, Sherry Murphy, Cheryl Brumly, Jennifer Welch, Chris Kleman. Row 2: Matt Brim, Jennifer Sickels, Mark Miller, Alice Schoo, Angie Wilcox, Becky Wcimor. Row 3: Matt Curts, Paul Stocksdale. Kris Jackson, Bob Bissell, Jennifer Jones, Angie Austin. Row 4: Jason Welch, Russ Brim, Todd Buckingham, Jeff Killingbcck, Shawn Boolman. Row 5: John Adelsperger, Kerry Mills, Tim Brewer, Shaun Van Skyock, Chad Estle. r Lisa Mills, Jamie Crissman, Scott Yount, Mike Arnold. Absent: Kathy Durbin. Matt Jessup. M.A.C.C. Cadet Teachers Bus Barn 4- =r The groups shown on this page all spend part of the day outside the school environment, pursuing specialized areas of interest. 1 MACC. 2 CADET TEACHERS. 3 BUS BARN Misty Taylor, Carrie Branham. Marie Antrobus, Barb Neels, Anita McCarter, Lisa DeVaney, Maggie Mote. Donna Boggs, Christa Neargardner, Shelly Arnold, Betsy Carpenter. 51 Mr. Applegate, Brian Alexander, Scott Grimes. Eric Johnson. Sean Hill, Kelly Shannon. Andy Ingle, Todd Clear, Chris Garrett, Andy Carson. I I Office i r I really like working in the office. We do general assigned jobs, like pick up attendance slips, deliver messages to teachers and students, make copies (whenever the copy machine is working) and deliver things to the Superintendent’s office. Barb and Jane are a lot of fun to work with. — Angie Bruss — Cristi Wisncr, Teresa Price, Kendra Coby, Deanna Hughes, Kim Pruitt, Chad Estlc, Amy Ingle, Amy Prewitt, Renee Baker, Angie Bruss, Christina Klcman, Angie Tccgardcn. 1. Stephen Kridlc ponders a problem during his assigned office time. 2. Kim Pruitt faces the copy machine with the routine question, “Is it working today? 3. Junior Cristi Wisner enjoys her office duties very much. Row 1: Don Bradburn, Bob Bissell, Desi Enicks, Ronda Mong. Row 2: Scott Reichard, Brent Glidewell. Jamey Neely, Chad Price, Paul Stocksdalc. Row 3: Eric Hcitmann, Chad Snyder, Mr. Leahey. i i Photography Club 1 r Belonging to the Photography Club this year was a great learning experience for me. We watched demonstration videos, talked to guest speakers, took pictures and worked in the dark room. Getting to actually try some of the things we learned was very helpful. — Bob Bissel — 1. Bob Bissell grabs the gear to take a yearbook picture. 2. Desi Enicks, Chad Snyder, Eric Heilman, and Ronda Mong practice their focus techniques. 3. Chad Price and Jamey Neely come early to a photography club meeting. 4. Ronda Mong and Brent Glidewell — Photography Club Hrtmrrrtmino 4 nrti- 53 School Board Superintendent Mr. Eugene Huddleston, Superintendent of Schools. Row 1: Jim Davis, Pat Good (Vice President) Row 2: Kent Thornburg (Secretary) Jim Adcock (President) Joe Snyder. 56 Offices THE OFFICES where the decisions are made, discipline problems are handled, tickets are sold, copies are made, etc., etc., — the heart of the school. Hats off to Mr. Lacy and Jane and Barb who kept it all running smoothly after Mr. Goldsberry had a heart attack, thereby ruining his 45-year perfect attendance record. Congratulations too, to Mrs. Motto for her handling of the First annual ISTEP testing program. A questionnaire was given to faculty and staff members to “check them out.” They were asked to list their favorites: food, book, hobby, vacation, holiday, movie, animal, hero, and season. Their responses are listed on the following pages and are interesting and sometimes surprising. 57 Faculty Faculty Faculty Faculty Faculty Mr. Amstutz (Economics, history, psychology — First year at U.C.) Burger King Double Whooper with cheese, Dictionary of American History, watching and playing sports, camping at Mammoth Cave in 1976, Christmas, Back to the Future, My dog Mickey, Larry Bird, and summer. Mrs. Baldwin: (Foods, consumer ed., child development) Strawberries, flower gardening, Caribbean cruise, Christmas, “Sound of Music”, Kittens and summer. Mr. Applegate: (Voc. Auto Mechanics and snowday decision maker) Fried potatoes, check book, farming, Lake Cumberland, Fourth of July, “Hoosier’s”, dog, his mother and dad, and summer. Mr. Black: (Math) Steak Fries, Lord of the Rings, golf, summer vacation!, Fourth of July, “Animal House”, My dog, Patton and Summer. Mr. Arthur: (General math, shop, drafting) Dr. Butler: (Gifted and talented program, English) steak, too many books to list, reading, Michigan, Christmas, Gone With the Wind, dogs, Albert Schwitzer, and fall. Mrs. Austin: (Speech, short stories, drama, American literature) Chicken noodles, lobster, God is an Englishman, Rabbit Hill, Tim, sewing, reading, shopping and caring for grandchildren, Christmas Valentine’s Day, “Charade”, cat, Cary Grant and summer. Miss Chenoweth: (French and geography) pasta, Atlas Shrugged, gardening cooking, Europe, Christmas, “The Big Chill” and “Gone With the Wind”, dog, Gandhi, Autumn. 58 Faculty Faculty Faculty Faculty Faculty Mr. Clear: (KISS Coordi-nator) Italian food, any of Stephen King’s stories, music, camping and fishing in Northern Michigan, Christmas, any movie that rents 50 or more times!, smart dogs, David Letterman, and summer. Miss Hirsch: (Business) shrimp lobster, traveling, Australia, Christmas, dogs, and summer. Miss Fulton: (English, health, P.E.) white chocolate pretzels, Travels with Charley, biking, Alaska, Christmas, “It’s a Wonderful Life”, guinea pig, marathon runners, and fall. Mrs. Glenn: (Spanish) pizza, traveling, Spain, Christmas, puppies kittens and summer. Miss Houser: (Business, computer program) lobster. Atlas Shrugged, tanning, summer vacation, any Richard Chamberlain film, Bo Dog, Muffy Kitty, Sly Guy, Superman and summer. Mr. Hughes: (English) pizza and steak, The Stand, jogging, reading playing guitar, any quiet lake, Christmas, “Doctor Zhivago”, friendly dog, Mark Twain, and spring. Mr. Hinshaw: (Biology, science, health) beef noodles, Last of the Breed, golf, Colorado Mountains, Christmas, “Hoosiers”, dogs, AraParseghian, and fall. Mr. Johnson: (Marketing, accounting, DECA coordinator) Lasagna, accounting, antique cars, lakes, Christmas, Blues Brothers, dog, and summer. Faculty Faculty Faculty Faculty Faculty Mrs. Jones: (art) strawberry pie. For Whom The Bell Tolls, painting, playing the keyboard, Mexico Atlantic City, Easter, dog, and summer. Mr. Leahey: (English) chocolate, Separate Peace, sewing, Cayman Islands, Christmas, “Out of Africa”, sheep dog, JFK, and fall. Mrs. Nash: (Math) Chocolate, Bible, knitting music, Hawaii, Easter, my cats Sandy Gabriel, and Christmas. Mr. Nash: (Chemistry) lobster, collecting orchid plants, Hawaii, Easter, cat, and spring. Mr. Noffsinger: (Drivers Ed.) steak, Season on the Brink, carpentry, going south, Christmas, “Hoo-siers”, Pete Rose, and spring. Mr. Prescott: (Music) all food!, The Thorn Birds, camping, Opryland, Tenn., Fourth of July, “Hello Dolly”, dog and summer. Mr. Price: (Music) chicken cordon bleu. Titan, Fishing, Canadian fishing, Christmas, “Revenge of Pink Panther”, horse, Michael Brecker, and late spring. Mrs. Reed: (Librarian) Yeast rolls, dumplings, and Fudge Oreo Cookies, Anne of Green Gables, and lots of others, golf, the west. Thanksgiving, “Picnic”, “Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid”, dogs cats. Mother Teresa Mr. Goldsberry (sometimes) and summer, summer, summer! Faculty Faculty Faculty Faculty Faculty i Mrs. Rismiller: (Home economics) pizza, Better Homes Garden cookbook, sewing, anything over 50 miles away, Christmas, “Hoosiers”, Jersey cow. Dr. Martin Luther King, and spring. Mrs. Weisbach: (Special Education) prime rib, The Class, water skiing, Casa Yabel, Florida, Christmas, vacation, basset hound, Torey Hayden, and fall. Mr. Root: (Industrial arts) steak, Wilderness Empire, hunting, Washington, D.C., Christmas, “Tora, Tora, Tora”, dogs, Vince Lombardi, and football and fall. Mr. Welch: (Vo agriculture) pork, Stockman’s Handbook, raising purebred hogs, houseboating, Christmas, “Miracle of 34th Street”, hogs, my dad, and fall. Mr. Schmidt: (Social studies) pizza, steak. Jack Higgins, traveling, photography reading, any place in the Carribbean, Fourth of July, “Airplane”, Oscers (fish), Thomas Jefferson, and summer. Mrs. Good: (Library Guidance Aide) taco salad, reading, trip to Hawaii, Christmas, “Sound of Music”, cat, Mrs. Reed Mrs. Motto, and summer. Mr. Webster: (Math) spare-ribs and saurkraut, The Legend of Westwood, golf, Cedar Point weekend, Christmas, “Goldfinger”, horse, John Wooden, and winter. 4 Mrs. Jones: (Reading, English aide) peanut butter pie, Christy, playing the piano, “hawaii”, Christmas, “Witness”, snauzer, Randy Travis, and spring. 61 Special People The special people at UCCHS make it all happen. Our staff of custodians keep our rooms clean, and tidy up our messes and are much appreciated. The cafeteria staff works hard to prepare delicious meals for us on a limit budget. Their noontime lunches have been the downfall of many a weight-conscious student or teacher. The “subs” who helps us out when a teacher can’t make it are an invaluable additon to our educational system. THANKS! Mrs. Coats was a familiar face in our halls this year as she subbed in practically every department. 2. Melissa Furby was Mrs. Austin’s student teacher and quickly became a favorite with faculty and students alike. 3. Karen Hersberger. Ralph Stewart, and Andy Gcesy take time from their busy schedule to pose for us. 4. Mrs. English helped out with Mrs. Austin’s classes, and was also a delightful addition to our staff. Row 1. Marjorie Bailey, Head cook, Janice Fisher, Linda Hylton, Row 2: Judy Hindsley, State cafeteria inspector, and Barbara Edwards. We Love Our Teachers A much needed respite came in march in the form of “Teacher Appreciation Day”, sponsored by the National Honor Society. Goodies were provided in the lounge and flowers appeared on teacher's desks. An exciting treasure hunt ensued and was quickly won by Mr. Leahey. A National Honor Society student was assigned to each teacher who wanted one for the entire day, thus enabling the teachers to catch up on all those little chores that never seem to get done. The faculty very much appreciated being appreciated! 1. Mr. Leahey. treasure hunt winner, poses with his winning clues and NHS members Matt Curts and Shaun VanSkyock. 2. The faculty enjoyed the refreshments provided for them in the lounge. 3. Mr. Root won the “cutest baby picture” contest, and denied allegations that he borrowed a picture of someone else to use! 4. Upon his return, Mr. Golds-berry was “appreciated” with several dead plants and bouquets from an unknown source. TEACHERS They're people who care. And show us the way. They are the sculptors, And we arc the clay. They give us their free time with nothing in return. Except for the satisfaction, that we might have learned. They could have been Doctors. Chemists, or Preachers. But they wanted to help others, so they became Teachers. They guided us through our elementary years. And wiped away our adolescent tears. They calmed us down when we got into fights. And they showed us how to stand up for our rights. Not only did they teach us Reading. Writing, and Math, But they taught us the importance of taking a bath. Teachers take the time to show us the way. And they certainly don't do it for glamor or pay. Teachers arc people of a special breed. They are the gardeners and we are the seed. They plant us carefully so that we might grow. And water us with things such as Edgar Allen Poe. They strengthen our minds, and enhance our soul. They want us to turn out like diamonds, not like coal. We owe them all so very much. For guiding us through school with a magic touch. They arc our friends and we wish them the best. Please, think about this poem before you hand out that test! Sincerely. Aaron Applegate Barn Party ’88 The RECTA organization tries to earn enough moeny to present a scholorship each year. This year the high school faculty took over the project and had a barn party dinner and dance. The dress highly casual and the Tri-State steppers presented the entertainment. Lots of hard work and planning went into making the evening a huge success and lots of fun for everyone. 1. The barn workers get together for a picture. 2. Chief pork-cooker Mr. Welch has lots of good help. 3. Mr. Root’s canopening and dishwashing skills arc astounding. 4. Mr. Johnson gives the beans a stir. 5. Tia Reed draws the winning numbers for the much-sought after bread boards. 6. The serving line runs smoothly. 7. Much sampling is necessary to make sure the meat is perfect! Freshmen The class of “91” entered the high school as most Freshmen classes do — nervous and a little apprehensive about the year. They settled in and made their mark however, with a great float for Homecoming. Their most important contribution this year was their record-breaking magazine sales — selling more magazines than any other class in the history of magazine sales. This enthusiastic and energetic class is a welcome addition to UCCHS. Mark Lloyd, Beth Caudill, Tina Estlc, Mr. Hinshaw, Sponsor, Sarah Hinshaw. Dave Addington Angie Baker Richard Barnes Danny Barron Heath Bradburn Teresa Bradburn Laura Brewer Angie Brophy Beth Caudill Brett Clark Stacie Cline Annette Coby Chris Conklin Shawn Cox Mark Dillon Tina Estle Erich Farmer Jason Fulk Brandi Gard Teresa Garrett Kelly Glidewell Jennifer Goodhew Damon Greek Julie Grimes Chris Grote Nikki Hibbard Mindy Higgins Shannon Hill Tanya Hill Leigh Hines Sarah Hinshaw Misty Hunley Jason Huntwork Brenda Huston 68 Class president, Mark Lloyd, enjoys his freshman year very much. Jason Huntwork finds his French class very challenging. Jennifer Miller is a welcome addition to the library aide staff. Molly Jones Nikki Kaufman Emily Keagy Monica Kirchncr Tiffany Klcman Chad Koons Gary Lawrence Jamie Lloyd Mark Lloyd Kim Massey Aaron Mendenhall Teresa Mendenhall Jennifer Miller John Mills Stephanie Mock Kelly Mowry Jeff Noffsinger Jeremy Norris Bruce Nuckols Melinda Nunez Angel O’Neal Trade Parsley Jody Peacock Matt Phillips Jason Resler Danny Rismiller Gina Sharrock Joe Sheets Lori Short Brent Smith Stacey Smith Josh Spradling Amy Stewart Matt Stewart Rob Suttles 69 Wayne Thornburg Jason Webster Becky Weimer Chris Weimer Justin Welch Joe Wilson John Wise Is this a new Freshman student? Lori Short has a serious talk with Cheryl Brumley. Pretty Freshmen cheerleaders add a lot of spirit. 70 Sophomores It was a good year for the sophomore class. Their Homecoming float with the circus theme was a little easier to do and a little more polished. The next project was selling suckers at the Christmas bazaar. We very much enjoyed decorating our hall for Spirit Week with the theme “Election, '88.” Class officers: Kyle Good, President; Jennifer Sickles, V. President; Chcri Michael, Secretary; Emily Stewart, Treasurer. — Kyle Good — Mrs. Weisbach, Jennifer Sickles, Kyle Good, Emily Stewart, Chcri Michael Chris Addington Richard Addington Mary Jane Antrobus Jancll Austin Traci Bcntz Bill Biser Michael Bocancgra Chad Boolman Rick Bousman Jason Bradburn Matt Brim Tom Byrum Betsy Carpenter Jamcy Carpenter Quinton Carpenter Nichole Clear Helen Coby Mel Cox Andy Curts Danny Enis Chris Fraze Eddie Fulk Kyle Good Matt Good Dan Hardwick Eric Heitman Chuck Hoover Rita Horning Tonia Hutchinson Brad Jessup Kent Johnson Jeff Journay Stephen Kridle Rebecca Lawrence Misty Lea 72 Dale Wise finds an unusual study place. Dawn Parks and Wendy Mock hit the books hard. Rod Moncysmith ponders the problem. Karen Leahey Shane LcMastcr Harold Lopcr Verlin Luster Jason Macy Nathan Marsh Anita McCarter Stacy McCormick Cheri Michael Chris Michael Mark Miller Stan Mills Wendy Mock Nikki Moland Rod Moneysmith Eric Neeley Kathy Nunley Matt Oswalt Jennifer Powell Betsy Prescott Jeremy Rains Brian Raszowski Dawn Reichard Tracy Riser Alice Schoo Tammy Sicbcr Jennifer Sickles Pat Skiver Chad Snyder Kathleen Snyder C.W. Speight David Spillman Emily Stewart Chad Suits Mike Suttles Gary Williams Paul Wilson Dale Wise Sheila Wolfe Kevin Wright Paul Yoder Misty Taylor Darcy Thomas Yvette Tucker Melanie Wantz Jeanne Welch Corey Wenger Darcy Wenger Erin Whitenack Angie Wilcox Erick Williams M 76 Juniors Our Junior year has been an exciting and eventful one. We started the year with a bang by winning the Homecoming float competition with our “Thump 'Em theme. We continued our busy year with a stage production of “Lumber-Jacks and Wedding Bells. Prom '88 was a thrill to put together and enjoy. Our committees were diligent in their efforts to make “Over The Rainbow , a place where bluebirds and dreams could fly. Our efforts would have been useless without the advice, guidance, and over-abundant help of Mr. Root and Mr. Amstutz our great sponsors. We’ve had a great year, but are looking for even better things next year as UCCHS Seniors. — Jennifer Jones — Mr. Amstutz, Maggie Mote, Secretary, Beth Thornburg, Treas., Mr. Root, Kris Jackson, V. President, Jennifer Jones, President John Adelsperger Scott Addington Kathy Adkins Brian Alexander Michelle Arnold Angie Austin Robert Bissell Donna Boggs Zach Bolinger Shawn Bool man Don Bradburn Suzanne Bradburn Carrie Branham Tim Brewer Heather Byrum Andy Carson Heather Cassity Brian Caudill Kendra Coby Jami Crisman Cathy Cunningham Diane Dudley Kathy Durbin Larry Ehlers Chad Estle Brad Gard Michelle Garee Adam Garland Chris Garrett Barbara Gray Gretchen Guinn Travis Guinn Marcia Hall Leona Holmes Toni Holt Dawn Hughes Terry Hunley Amy Ingle Kris Jackson Erie Johnson Jennifer Jones Andrea Lloyd Eric Luster Lisa Maloy Tracy McLaughlin Kerry Mills Maggie Mote Ross Mullins Tony Neal Jamie Neely Crisann Norris Angie Nottingham Jerry Partin Chad Price Kim Pruitt Scott Reichard Sarah Schemmer Steve Schoo Beth Thornburg Shaun VanSkyock Casey Vincent Jason Welch Lisa Wells Dec Wiist Christi Wisner Brian Witt Joey Wray Fred Wright Jack Wymcr Scott Yount No pictures: Mike Arnold, Lisa Mills, Sharon Wiist 77 78 Aaron Applegate: National Honor Society 3.4 President; Art Club; Foreign Language Club 1. 2; DECA 3. 4 — Vice-President; Senior Seminar 4; Prom Candidate 3 — King; Homecoming Candidate 4; Baseball 1. 2, 3. 4; Basketball 1.2. 3. 4; Tennis 1.2. 3. 4; Letterman's Club 1. 2, 3. 4; Float Committee 1. 2, 3. 4 Renee Baker: Pepband I, 2; Band 1. 2; Agape Bible Club 1; Foreign Language Club 1,2, 3,4; Office Help 4; Who's Who 3. 4; Homecoming Candidate 4; Tennis 1, 2, 3.4; Kiss 3. 4; SADD 3. 4; Student Council 3, 4; Basketball Statistician 1. 3 Jody Barga Agape Bible Club 2; Foreign Language Club I. 2; Guidance Help 3. 4; Class Secretary I; Cheerleader 1; Student Council 3; MACC 3 Josh Barnes: Art Club 3; Football I. 2. 3. 4; Wrestling 1. 4; Track 1. 2; KISS 3. 4; Letter-man’s Club 2. 3. 4 Kelly Bothast: Art Club I, 3; DECA 3. 4 Heath Bradburn 80 Jody Bradburn Rod Bradburn: Pepband 1, 2. 3.4; Band 1.2. 3. 4; Homecoming Candidate 4; Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Wrestling 1.2, 3.4; Lctterman's Club 2. 3.4. Russ Brim: National Honor Society 3. 4; School Musical 4; Senior Class Play 4; Senior Seminar 4; Tennis 3. 4; Basketball I. 2. 4; Baseball I. 2. 3. 4; Lctterman's Club 3. 4; Student Council I, 2; Academic Team 3. 4. Cheryl Brumlcy: National Honor Society 3. 4; Pepband 1; Band I; DECA 3. 4; Library Assistant 4; Guidance Help 1,2. 3; Senior Class Paly 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Prom Candidate 3; Homecoming Candidate 4; Volleyball 1.2, 3.4; Gymnastics I; Track 1. 2. 3, 4; Cheerleader 3, 4; Lctterman's Club I. 2. 3. 4; SADD 2, 3. 4; Student Council 2; Academic Team 3. 4 Angie Bruss Todd Buckingham: National Honor Soceity 4: I.S.U. Summer Honors 2. 3; Track 1. 2. 3. 4; Football 1. 2. 3. 4 — Captain; KISS 4; Utter-man's Club 1, 2, 3. 4; Senior Seminar 4; Academic All-State Football Team. Todd Clear: Bus Barn 3. 4 Donna Clendenin: Pepband 1. 2; Band 1, 2; Seing Chori 2, 3; Agape Bible Club 1. 3. 4; Art Club I. 3; Foreign Language Club 1; DECA 3. 4; School Musical 1, 2; Track Manager 3. Tracy Cline: Art Club 3; Foreign Language Club I, 2. 3; DECA 3. 4; Class Secretary 4; Cheerleader 2. 3. Kris Comer: Pepband 1, 2; Band 1.2; FFA 1.2. 3, 4; Jazz Band I. 2; 4-H 1. 2. 3. 4. Matt Curts: National Honor Society 3, 4; Band I; Swing Choir 1. 2. 3, 4; Foreign Language Club 1; FFA 1. 2. 3 — Reporter. 4 Vice-President — Indiana State Chorus President; Guidance Help 4; School Musical 1. 2. 3. 4; Senior Class play 4; 4-H 1. 2. 3.4 — President; Prom Candidate 3; Homecoming Candidate 4 — King; Football I. 2. 3. 4; Basketball 1. 2; Track I. 2. 3. 4; Lctterman's Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Student Council 1, 2. 3. 4 — Student Body President; Science Academic Team 4; Wesley Singer's 1. 2. 3. 4. Aaron Denney: Football I. 2, 3; Track 1. 2. 3. 4; KISS 4; Lctterman's Club 2. 3. 4. 81 Seniors Lisa Devancy: Foreign Language Club 1. 2, 3, 4; DECA 3. 4 — State Officer; Office Help 3; Cheerleader 1. 2. 3. Dcsi Enicks: Chorus I. 2. 3. 4; Swing Choir 1, 4; Art Club 1. 2, 3, 4; Foreign Language Club 1. 2, 3. 4; Library Assistant 3; Guidance Help 4; School Musical I. 2, 3, 4; Senior Class Play 4; Cadet Teach 3. 4; Homecoming Candidate 4; Tennis 2. 4; SADD 4. Sherri Farmer: Pepband I. 2; Band I, 2; Art Club 4; Foreign Language Club 1.2, 3.4; OEA 1; Senior Class Play 4; Volleyball I. 2, 3. 4; Basketball I. 2. 3. 4; Track I. 2, 3; Tennis 4; Letterman's Club 2, 3. 4. Teresa Freeman: Pepband I, 2; Band 1, 2; Basketball I, 2, 4. Mike Folk: KISS 4 Karen Gardner: Art Club I. 2, 3. 4; Foreign Language Club 2. 3. 4; Senior Class Play 4; Homecoming Candidate 4; Track I. 2; Art Club Secretary. Don Geesy: Foreign Language Club I; A-V Assistant 2; Class Treasurer I; Football Manager 1. 2. 3; Wrestling Manager 1, 2; Baseball Manager I; KISS 3, 4; Letterman's Club 1, 2, 3. 4. James Gentry: 4-H 1. 2. 3. 4; SADD 4 Brent Glidewcll: DECA 3. 4; A-V Assistant 2; Guidance Help 2; Homecoming Candidate 4; Football 1. 2. 3.4; Wrestling 1.2. 3.4; Track 1. 2. 4; KISS 4; Letterman's Club 3, 4; SADD 3. Susie GrifTin: Pepband 1. 2. 4; Band 1. 2, 4; Chorus 1; Swing Choir I. 2. 3; Art Club 4 — Treasurer; Foreign Language Club I; DECA 3. 4; School Musical 2; Senior Class Play 3 — Costume Crew; Who's Who Among American High School Students 4; Cadet Teaching 3. 4; Drama Club 3. Scott Grimes: Pepband I, 2; Band I, 2; Foreign Language Club I. 2; Class Treasurer 2; Bus Barn 3, 4. Bobby Hawthorne 82 Sean Hill: Homecoming Candidate 2; Track I; Bus Barn 3. 4. Jeff Hines: Foreign Language Club 1, 2. 3. 4; DECA 3. 4; Office Help 3.4; DECA Secretary 3; Prom Candidate 3; Homecoming Candidate 4; Wrestling 3. Deanna Hughes: Band I; Foreign Language Club I. 2. 3. 4; DECA 4; FFA 4 — Chapter Sweetheart; Office Help 1. 2, 3, 4; Prom Candidate 3 — Queen; Homecoming Candidate 2. 4; Basketball 1, 2; Tennis 3. Andy Ingle: Football 1. 2. 3; Wrestling 1. 2; Bus Barn 3. 4. Matt Jessup: Wrestling 1. 2. 3. 4; Football 1, 2. 3; Track I; Cheerleader 3: Letterman’s Club I. 2. 3. 4. Scott Kadinger: Homecoming Candidate 4; Basketball I. 2. 3. 4; Golf 1. 2. 3, 4; KISS 3. 4; Lctterman's Club 3, 4. Jeff Killinbcck: Foreign Language Club 3. 4; School Musical 3. 4; Senior Class Play 4; Class Vice-President 2; Class President 4; Homecoming Candidate 4; Softball 1. 2; KISS 3. 4. Academic Team 3. Jennifer Keener: Foreign Language Club 1. 2. 3; DECA 3, 4; Guidance Help 3: Yearbook Staff 4; Homecoming Candidate 4; Track I. 2; KISS 3. 4; FHA 1. 2, 3, 4 - President; SADD 4. Christina Kleman: National Honor Society 3. 4; Foreign Language Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Office Help I, 3. 4; Senior Class Play 4; Tennis 2. 3; Football Statistician 3. 4; English Academic Team 3. 4; Social Studies Academic Team 4; Senior Seminar 4. Eric Kridle: National Honor Society 3. 4; DECA 3. 4 — President; Yearbook Staff 4; Class President 1; Homecoming Candidate 4; Tennis 1; Basketball 1. 2; Cross Country 2; Track 4; SADD I. 2. 3. 4 President 1. Kevin Lawrence: Band 1; DECA 3; Football 1. 2; Wrestling 1. 2. 3. 4. Clint Leaver 83 l Seniors Lisa Le Master: DECA 3. 4; Office Help 2. 3; Cheerleader 1; KISS 3. 4; FHA I. 2. 3. 4; SADD 2. 3. 4 Rusty Luster:FFA 1.2.4;4-H 1. 2; Football 1. 2. 3; Basketball I; Lcttcrman's Club I. 2. 3. Wend) McCarter: Pepband I; Band I; Agape Bible Club I; Art Club 3. 4; Foreign Language Club 1. 2. 3. 4; DECA 3. 4; School Musical I; Class Treasurer 3. 4; Tennis I. 2. 3. 4; Volleyball 2. 3; SADD 3. 4 Rob Martin: DECA 3. 4; Baseball 2. 3. 4. Jim Melton: Art Club 4; DECA 3 — Treasurer. 4; Prom Candidate 3; Homecoming Candidate 3. 4; Basketball I. 2. 3; Lcttcrman’s Club 4. Todd Mendenhall: Band I. FFA 2. 3; 4-H 1. 2. 3. Dennis Miller: Football 1. 2. 3; Basketball 2. 3; Freshman Basketball I; Track I; KISS 3. 4; Lcttcrman’s Club I, 2, 3. 4. Robb Miller: DECA 3. 4; FFA 1. 2. 3; 4-H 1.2. 3. 4; Homecoming Candidate 4; Football I. 2. 3; Basketball I; Baseball I. 2. 3. Carrie Mote: National Honor Society 3. 4 — Secretary; Band 1. 2; Foreign Language Club I. 2. 3. 4 — Vice-President; DECA 3. 4 — Store Manager; Senior Class Play 4; Youth Group 1.2. 3.4; Drill Team 2; Who’s Who 3; 4-H 1.2. 3. 4; Prom Candidate 3; Homecoming Candidate 4; Tennis 1.2. 3, 4; Cheerleader 1.2. 3. 4; Lcttcrman’s Club 3. 4; SADD 2. 3. 4; Student Council I. 3. 4 — Vice-President; Wesley Singers 1. 2. 3.4; Mardi Gras 4 — First Runner Up — Talent Winner; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3. 4; Randolph County Youth Salute. Ronda Mong Pepband I. 2; Band I. 2; Foreign Language Club I. 2. 3. 4; DECA 3. 4; Office Help 1. 2. 3; Guidance Help 2. 3; Photography Club 3. 4; Class Secretary 2; Homecoming Candidate 4; Tennis 1.2, 3,4; Football Statistician 3.4; Wrestling Statistician 3, 4. Basketball Statistician I; SADD 3. 4; Student Council 3, 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students 4. Rotary Speech Contest 4 Sherry Murphy: National Honor Society 3. 4 President; Pepband I, 2; Band I. 2; Foreign Language Club I. 2. 3. 4; Senior Seminar 4; Class Vice-President I; Class President 2. 3; Prom Candidate 3; Homecoming Candidate 4 Queen; Tennis I; Track 2. 3. 4; Basketball I. 2. 3. 4; Lcttcrman's Club 3 — Secretary. 4 — Vice-President; SADD 3. 4; Student Council I; Fine Arts Academic Team 3. 4; Basketball Statistician 2. 3; Science Academic Team 4; Football Statistician 3; Mardi Gras 4 — Second Runner Up; Randolph County Youth Salute 4 UCCHS Winner; Hugh O'Brian Youth Leadership Seminar 2; Optimist Club Oratorical Winner I. Christa Neargarder: Art Club I. 2. 3; FHA I. 2. 84 Barb Seels: Chorus I. 2; Agape Bible Club 2. 3: Art Club 4; DF.CA 3.4; School Musical 1.2. 3; Key Club 1.2; Track 3; Volleyball 1; KISS 4; FHA4 — Vice-President; SADD 2.3.4; Cadet Teaching 4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 1. T.J. Newtmuer: Art Club 2 — President; DECA 3, 4 — TecPcc Asst. Manager; Homecoming Candidate 4; Football I. 2. 3. 4; Wrestling 2; Letterman's Club 2, 3. 4. Bill Soland: Band I; Foreign language Club I; A-V Assistant I; Library Assistant I, 2; Class Vice-President 3; Homecoming Candidate 4; Wrestling I. 2, 3. 4; Football I; Baseball I; KISS 4; Student Council! I. Frankie Sune .: Tennis I, 2; KISS 4. Lyle Pearson: Agape Bible Club 4; Foreign Language Club I; DECA 3, 4; Library Assistant 2; Basketball I; Track 3. 4; Football 4; KISS 3. 4; Letterman's Club 4; SADD 3. 4. Amy Prewitt: Art Club 3; Foreign Language Club I. 2. 3. 4; DECA 3. 4; Office Help 4; Health Careers 2. Danita Price: National Honor Society 3. 4; Band I. 2; Foreign Language Club 1.2. 3. 4; DECA 3. 4 — Asst. Manager; Senior Class Play 4; Homecoming Candidate 4; Volleyball 1. 2. 3. 4; Tennis I. 2, 3. 4; Basketball I. 2. 3; Letterman's Club 3, 4 Teresa Price Pcpband I. 2; Band I, 2; Foreign Language Club 1.2, 3. 4; Office Help 4; Senior Class Play 4; Homecoming Candidate 4; Volleyball 1. 2. 3. 4; Basketball I. 2. 3. 4; Tennis 1. 2. 3. 4; Letterman's Club 2, 3. 4; Wesley Singer 2. 3. 4 Debbie Runkel Foreign Language Club I, 2. 3 Secretary . 4; OEA 4 — Secretary-Treasurer; Guidance Help 3. 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Homecoming Candidate 3, 4; Basketball Statistician 2. 3; Track Statistician 2. 3; FHA 1. 2. 3; SADD 3. 4; Wesley Singers 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4 Kelly Shannon Bus Barn 3. 4. Stephanie Smith: DECA 3. 4 Vice-President; Library Assistant 2. 3; 4-H I. 2. 3. 4; Basketball 2. 3; Letterman’s Club 3; Basketball Statistician 2. Toni Smith: Art Club 1. 2; DECA 3. 4; Guidance Help 4; FHA 1. 2, 3. 85 Seniors Paul Stocksdale: National Honor Society 3, 4; Pcpband 1, 2, 3. 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Foreign Language Club 2, 4; School Musical I. 2, 3. 4; Senior Class Play 4; Class Vice-President 3, 4; Homecoming Candidate 4; Track 1, 2. 3. 4; Cross Country 1. 2. 3, 4; KISS 3; Letterman’s Club 1, 2, 3. 4; SADD 4; Student Council 3, 4; Fine Arts Academic Team 3, 4. Angie Tccgarden: Agape Bible Club I, 2; Art Club 1.2.4; Office Help 4; Track 1.4; KISS 3; FHA 4 Jim Thornburg: FFA 1. 2, 4; 4-H 1. 2, 3, 4; MACC 3. Mark Thornburg: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 — President; 4-H 1. 2, 3. 4; Prom Candidate; Homecoming Candidate 4. Karen Villasenor: Foreign Language Club 2; Guidance Help 4; Tennis 1. 2, 3; FHA 3. 4; SADD 4. Jennifer Welch: Pepband 4; Foreign Language Club 1. 2. 3 — Trasurer. 4 — President; Library Asst. I; Guidance Help 2, 3; School Musical 4; Senior Class Play 4; Randolph County Youth Salute 3; Prom Candidate 3; Homecoming Candidate 4; Tennis 1; Gymnastics 1; Track 2; Volleyball 3. 4 — Statistician; Cheerleader 2, 3.4; Letterman’s Club 2. 3.4; SADD 1. 2,3, 4; Student Council 4; Math Academic Team 4; Social Studies Academic Team 4; Drill Team 4; Wesley Singers 3. 4. Genisa Wine: Pepband I. 2. 3; Band 1. 2, 3; Foreign Language Club 1. 2. 3, 4; DECA 3. 4; OEA 3. 4; Library Assistant 2; Guidance Help 2. 3; Prom Candidate 3; Homecoming Candidate 4; Tennis 1. 2. 3. 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Letterman's Club 3. 4; SADD 3. 4. Michelle Wright: Pepband 1; Band 1; Foreign Language Club I. 2, 3; DECA 3; OEA 1; Library Assistant 2; Tennis 2, 3; Cheerleader 1. Teresa Wright: Band 1. 2; Foreign Language Club 1. 2; DECA 3. 4; KISS 3. 4; FHA 1. 2. Casey Wymer: Foreign Language Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Library Assistant 2; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4; Class Secretary 3; Cheerleader 1; KISS 3.4; SADD 3, 4; Student Council 4; Cadet Teacher 3; Junior Class Literature-Reading Award. 86 Memories Memories Memories Memories 86 Memories Memories Memories Memories Memories Memories Memories r Dear Kelly, Thank you for being such a wonderful daughter. You have never caused us any heartaches and we do appreciate it. We love you so! Mom, Dad, and Linda Good luck to Aaron Applegate and the class of 1988. Richard and Debbie Apple-gate Congratulations, and best wishes to Matt Jessup and his fellow classmates. Mr. and Mrs. Dane Resler 93 COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES UNION CITY COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL SATURDAY, MAY 28, 1988 7:00 P.M. E.S.T. Prelude............................. UCCHS Band Procession — “Pomp and Circumstance” .... Band Invocation ............................Tracy Cline Welcome ...................Salutatorian, Russ Brim Class Presentation........Class of ’88 Mr. Clear Introduction of Speaker................Desi Enicks Speaker.............................Paul L. Parker Presentation of awards and Certification of graduates ........................Prinicpal, Tom Goldsberry Presentation of Diplomas ...........................Supt. Eugene Huddleston School Board President, Mr. James L. Adcock Charge to Class.........Principal, Tom Goldsberry Presidential Remarks................Jeff Killingbeck Farewell.............. Valedictorian, Cheryl Brumley Candle Lighting Ceremony...............Class of 1988 Benediction ......................... Teresa Wright Recessional — “Fanfare Recessional”..........Band Class Colors Red Blue Class Flower Red Rose Class Motto Cherish the memories of yesterday; Savor the joys of today; Nurture the promise of tomorrow. 94 Football . . . Punt . . . 98 Row 1: Chris Conklin. Dave Addington. Chris Grote. Mark Lloyd. Aaron Mendenhall. Danny Barron, Gary Lawrence, Kelly Glidewell mgr.. Row 2: Josh Barnes, Dan Enis. Erick Williams, Mark Miller, Rod Moneysmith, Eric Heitman, Nathan Marsh, Dave Spillman, Pat Skiver, Matt Oswalt, Andy Curts, Todd Buckingham, Row 3: Asst. Coach Root, Head Coach Welch, Rod Bradburn, TJ Newbaucr. Brent Glidewell, Harold Lopcr, mgr., Michael Bocancgra, Eric Neeley, Chad Estle, Brian Caudcll, Casey Vincent, Jerry Partin. Larry Ehlers, Brian Alexander, Jason Welch. Tony Neal, Matt Curts, Lyle Pearson, Asst. Coach Webster, Asst. Coach Hinshaw The 1987-’88 United Indiana Pride had its best finish in the Tri-Eastern conference over the past five years under head coach, Tim Welch. Indian football finished 3-6 on the year with all wins coming in the conference. The most exciting win was the 23-21 Homecoming win over Lincoln. This was the third Homecoming win in a row for the Seniors. Senior Todd Buckingham continued a tradition of academic excellence by being selected Academic All-State Class A. Todd was also named most valuable offensive player for the Indians. Senior Josh Barnes was named most valuable defensive player, best offensive lineman, most valuable player and all-TEC offensive lineman. Third year quarterback, Casey Vincent heads a very talented group of returning junior letterman to lead the “Indian Pride”. 1. Todd Buckingham tries to sneak around the end. 2. Mr. Root gives Andy the play. 3. Nathan Marsh tries for the yardage. 4. The Indians are fired up for a victory. 5. “Ready — SET! 6. Mr. Welch and Mr. Webster watch the play. 7. Casey Vincent drops back for the throw. Seniors — ’88. Volleyball: Bump . . . Set . . . The 1987 volleyball team completed a very successful 15-7 season, winning the Winchester Invitational Tournament and finished second in the county and third in the conference. Senior Sherri Farmer was the team M.V.P. and was voted to the All-County and All-Conference teams, as was junior Jennifer Jones. Seniors Teresa and Danita Price were both honorable mention selections to the county team, and Teresa was also honorable mention in the conference. Senior Cheryl Brumley won the serving award for the second consecutive year. She was also the first volleyball player in U.C.C.H.S. history to be named to the Academic All-State team. Highlights of the season were the victory over arch-rival Mississinawa Valley, the second consecutive Winchester Invitational Tournament championship, and the first ever reserve and varsity victories on the same night over Jay County and Lincoln. 1. The team is ready for the return. 2. Sherri Farmer sets up the spike. 3. Coach Fulton offers some pointers. 4. Jennifer Jones goes for the spike. 5. Cheryl Brumley keeps the ball in play. E ■ 2 100 Varsity: Row 1: Manager Melinda Nunez, Toni Holt, Cheryl Brumley. Sherri Farmer. Sara Schcmmer, Angie Martin, Manager Teresa Garrett. Row 2: Misty Taylor, Heather Cassity, Jennifer Jones. Teresa Price, Danita Price, Beth Thornburg, and Coach Jane Fulton. Block Reserve: Row I: Wendy Mock, Jamie Lloyd, Jennifer Miller, Row 2: Manager, Teresa Garrett, Karen Leahey, Sara Hinshaw. Molly Jones, Stacie Cline. Row 3: Laura Brewer, Tina Estle, Beth Caudcll, Coach Karen Georgi, and Manager Melinda Nunez. Tennis: Slice ... Volley The girl’s tennis team finished 1-13 for the season. In the girl’s sectional Union City defeated Blackford 3-2 before being ousted by Winchester in the second round. They finished the season with a 1 and 5 record in TEC. This year’s MVP was Teresa Price. 1. Danita Price has a strong senior year. 2. Alice Schoo is our number one singles this year. 3. Gcnisa Wine concentrates on the ball. 4. Carrie Mote likes to play the net. 5. Teresa Price anxiously awaits the ball. Front row: Renee Baker, Ronda Mong, Danita Price, Teresa Price, Carrie Mote, Carolina Rosselot, and Genisa Wine. Back row: Alice Schoo, Maggie Mote, Stephanie Mock. Laura Brewer, Sarah Schemmer, Angie Austin. Teresa Bradburn, Kathy Adkins, and Jennifer Miller. Tennis: Serve ... Volley ... Backhand The 1987-1988 boys tennis team had one of its better seasons this year with a record of 9-5 and 3-3 in the T.E.C. The varsity positions were held by Steve Schoo, a junior, who played number one singles, senior Bob Hawthorne, who played number two, and senior Aaron Applegate, who held the number three spot. The number one doubles team, consisting of Zach Bolinger and Shaun Van Skyock, proved to be one of the best teams in UCCHS history, by winning the T.E.C. championship. The doubles team of senior Russ Brim and sophomore Matt Brim rounded out the varsity positions. Sophomore Tom Byrum captured the reserve championship and Bob Hawthorne was voted MVP. 1. Sieve Schoo prepares for a forehand. 2. Bob Hawthorne serves an ace! 3. Shaun Van Skyock and Zach Bolinger are victorious again! 4. Aaron Applegate hits a ground stroke. Row 1: Shaun VanSkyock, Tom Byrum, Russ Brim, Aaron Applegate, Jody Peacock, Kerry Mills. Row 2: Chad Suitts, John Adelsperger. Zach Bolinger. Jack Wymer, Matt Brim. Girls Basketball Dribble Karin Leahey, Angie Wilcox, Teresa Freeman, Sherri Farmer. Beth Thornburg, Jennifer Jones, Sherry Murphey, Teresa Price, Laura Brewer, Alice Schoo, Mary Antrobus, Coach: Jim Webster. Pass ... Jump ... Shot ... Rebound ... Reichard, Molly Jones, Lori Short. Coach: Jim The 1987-88 girls basketball season was similar to a ride on a roller coaster, with many ups and downs. The season began with the downs with Sherry Murphey breaking her ankle in the season’s second game. The ups came with wins over TEC rivals Lincoln and Northeastern which turned out to be the only two victories in the first ten games. With Sherry Murphey’s return and a lot of team cooperation, the Indianettes won three of their next five games. The regular season ended with a heartbreaking loss to Winchester in an overtime. Jim Webster coached the varsity to 5 wins and 11 losses with a 2nd place TEC finish. Jim Noffsinger coached the B-team to 5 wins and 10 losses. Team awards: Most valuable and best free throw shooter; Teresa Price; Most assists; Sherri Farmer, Most rebounds; Jennifer Jones; Desire, Dedication, and Determination: Sherry Murphey. 1. Sherry Farmer at the stripe. 2. Jennifer Jones prepares for the free throw. 3. Teresa Price goes up for the shot. Jamie Lloyd, Misty Taylor. Jennifer Miller, Tina Estel, Stacey Cline, Beth Caudill, Dawn Noffsinger, Jody Noffsinger. LJ ■ Basketball ... Dribble The Union City boys varsity basketball team started the season quickly, battled through a mid-sea-son slump then regrouped to compile a fine 12-9 season record and notch its second Tri-Eastern Conference crown in the last three years. The Indians clinched the conference crown by defeating runner-up Northeastern in the final regular season game and finished the year with a 5-1 T.E.C. record. Despite losing five starters from a year ago, the Indians used the consistent scoring of juniors Tim Brewer and Shaun Van Skyock, both unanimous all-TEC picks, and the steady inside play of seniors Aaron Applegate and Scott Kadinger to achieve their final record. Randolph Southern, a team the Indians had split two games with earlier, defeated U.C. 50-48 in overtime in first round sectional tournament play at Richmond’s Tiernan Center. Brian Witt. Russ Brim, John Adelsperger, Aaron Applegate. Brian Caudill, Scott Kadinger, Shaun Van Skyock, Tim Brewer, Zach Bolinger, Jason Welch, Harold Loper, Coach; Dave Hughes. I. Tim Brewer goes up for a jump shot. 2. Shaun Van Skyock takes a jumper. 3. Steve Schoo drives to the baslct. 4. Scott Kadinger takes the turn-around jumper. 5. Brian Bubba Caudill eyes the basket. 6. Jason Welch drives and shoots. 7. The Indians celebrate the victory. 8. These shoes were made for winning! Shoot . . . Pass . . . Rebound 107 Basketball . . . Reserve . . . Freshmen . . . The 1987-88 freshmen basketball team had a very good season. They were 9-4 overall and 5-0 in the T.E.C. This season greatly prepared them for upcoming seasons. Kyle Good, Quinton Carpenter, Fred Wright, Brad Jessup, Erick Williams, Ed Fulk, Dan Enis, Chris Fraze. Matt Oswalt, Steve Schoo, Tom Byrum, Brian Raskowski. Harold Lopcr, mgr. Row 1: Dan Rismillcr. Jody Peacock. Jason Fulk, Justin Welch. Wayne Thornburg, Josh Spradling, Coach Amstutz Row 2: Brett Clark, mgr., Chris Conklin, Jason Webster, Dave Addington. Gary Lawrence, Jeff Nofsingcr. Dan Barron The 1987-88 Indian boy’s reserve team was very competitive. They finished with a 13-7 record, which included 9-0 at home and 4-2 in the Tri-Eastern Conference. Their experience will help Union City’s basketball program in the future. Holt Drive ... Chip ... Putt ... The UC golf team went through a year of transition. The team was basically a young team, with five first year players. Also, the team switched golf courses, going from an easier golf course to a much more difficult one (Hickory Hills). The lone senior, Scott Kadinger, won the Best Putter award and MVP honors for the season. UC’s golf future looks bright, with ten returnees for next year. 1. Scott Kadinger is the only senior golfer. 2. Ross Mullins is a strong player. 3. Kerry Mills works on his short game. Row 1: Travis Guinn. Kyle Good, Kerry Mills, Stan Mills, Corey Wenger, Darcy Wenger. Row 2: Paul Brumley, Josh Spradling, Ross Mullins. Chuck Hoover, Scott Kadinger, John Adel-sperger, Chad Snyder, Eric Heitman. Cross Country: Run ... Pace ... Stride Row 1: Joe Wilson, Paul Stockstale. Paul Wilson, Scott Addington. Row 2: Manager Tonya Hutchison, Jamey Neeley, Quinton Carpenter, C.W. Speight. Row 3: Heath Bradburn, Tim Brewer, Jason Webster, Jeff Noffsingcr, and Coach Jim Noffsinger. The 1987-88 boys cross country team had a record of 6-6, and 4-2 in the T.E.C. Jason Webster, Tim Brewer, and Quinton Carpenter led the squad, while Paul Stockstale was the lone senior participant. 1. The team members accept their certificates on awards night. 2. Freshman Jason Webster was consistently one of the top runners on the team. He also took the M.V.P. award. Cross Country: Run ... Face ... Stride This was the first-ever season for girls cross country. Misty Hunley, Helen Coby, and Alice Schoo led the Indians throughout the season, and their final record was 3-5. 1. The team accepts their certificates at the Fall Sports Banquet. 2. Freshman Misty Hun-Icy was the winner of the M.V.P. award. Row 1: Traci Bentz, Alice Schoo. Annette Coby, Helen Coby, Tonya Hutchison. Row 2: Misty Hunley, Becky Lawrence, Stacy McCormick, Misty Lea. and Coach Noffsinger. Wrestling — Pin ... Hook The wrestling team finished its best season ever. The 1987-88 team had a perfect 14-0 dual meet season — the first undefeated wrestling team in the school’s history! The Indian grapplers also captured several team titles, including the Union City Triple Dual, the Shenendoah Triple Dual, the Union Invit’l, and TEC Championship. The Indians were second in the county meet by 5 Vi points, but had five county champs. Winning titles in ’88 were Rick Bousman at 103, Kevin Lawrence at 125, Matt Jessup at 130, Tony Neal at 140, and Josh Barnes at 189. TEC Champs for UC were Rick Bousman at 103, Kevin Lawrence at 125, and Matt Jessup at 130. Seven wrestlers qualified for the regional, two of these, Kevin Lawrence and Matt Jessup were sectional champs. Kevin won the regional and Matt placed second to earn their way to the Newcastle Semi-state. Many individual wrestlers turned in excellent season records including: Rick Bousman 23-3. Bill Noland 16-8, Kevin Lawrence 25-2-1, Matt Jessup 25-2, Larry Ehlers 19-7, Chad Estle 17-8, Rod Bradburn 17-8, and Josh Barnes 17-4-1. The Indian squad is young, graduating only six seniors, giving first year head coach Rick Root plenty to look forward to in the coming year. 1. Kevin Lawrence puts the moves on his man. 2. Matt Jessup prepares to take his man over. Row 1: Aaron Mendenhall, Joe Sheets, Chad Koons, Chris W'eimer. Mark Lloyd, Jason Huntwork, Michael Bocancgra, Matt Phillips, Row 2: Coach Saulman. Rich Barnes, Brent Glidcwcll, Dave Spillman, Jack Wyntcr, Jason Rcsler, Chris Grote, C.W Speight, Coach Root . . . Reversal . . . Cradle . . . Row 1: Heather Cassity, mgr., Angie Austin; mgr., Chad Suitts, Tony Neal, Bill Noland, Chris Michael. Rick Bousman, Kevin Lawrence, Matt Jessup. Pat Skiver Row 2: Asst. Coach Saulman, Sarah Schemmer; mgr., Ronda Mong; mgr., Andy Curts, Josh Barnes, Rod Bradburn, Chad Estlc, Jeff Journay, Larry Ehlers, Anette Coby; mgr., Chcri Michael, mgr.. Coach Root Baseball . Homer ... 1. Aaron Applegate is one of the leading hitters. 2. Russ Brim digs for first while “Bubba” slides into second. 3. Zach Bolingcr waits for the pitch. 4. ‘‘Let’s go, guys”. 5. Erick Williams waits to catch the runner. 6. Matt Oswalt takes a mighty cut. 7. Aaron throws a strike. Front row: Harold Loper, Dan Barron, Matt Oswalt. Brad Gard, Terry Hunley, Jody Peacock, Chris Grote. Brent Glidewell. Rob Suttles. Back Row: Coach Hughes, Gary Lawrence, Shaun VanSkyock, Brian Caudell, Rob Martin, Aaron Applegate. Russ Brim, Zach Bolinger, Chris Conklin, Erick Williams, Coach Amstutz. Girls Track: Sprint ... Pace ... The girl’s track team finished with a record of 4 wins, 6 losses and one tie. They were third in the Randolph County meet and 5th in the Tri-Eastern Conference. Junior Jennifer Jones was the top runner, and junior Beth Thornburg was the top field event competitor. Jennifer Jones and freshman Sarah Hinshaw both qualified for the sectional meet. 1. Tina Estle easily clears the high jump bars. Row 1: Jamie Lloyd, Lori Short, Cheryl Brumlcy, Jennifer Jones, Melinda Nunez. Row 2: Beth Caudill, Misty Hunley, Stacey McCormick, Tina Estle. Row 3: Sarah Hinshaw, Beth Thornburg and Kelly Glidewell. Nikki Kaufman, Misty Taylor and Jennifer Powell, Teresa Garrett. Track: Hun ... lump ... The 1988 mens track team had a good year despite the 4-9 record. They were 0-6 in the conference but they finished 5th in the TEC meet. They also finished 3rd in the county meet. The team had some outstanding performances at these meets and all through the season. There were also a few individuals who went to sectional and one who went to regional. The members who advanced to sectional were: Aron Denney in the shot put, Steve Schoo in the 800, Tim Brewer in the 400 and long jump, and Jason Webster in the 300 low hurdles. Tim Brewer also advanced to regional in the long jump. At the regional Tim placed 10th. 1. Larry Ehlcrs clears the bar in pole vault. 2. Scott Addington lands after a good jump. 3. Steve Schoo soars for the Indians. 4. Andy Curts prepares to throw the shot put. 5. Tim Brewer sprints to the finish line. 6. C.W. Speight looks determined as he clears the hurdles. 7. Pat Skiver stretches for the finish line. Row 1: Matt Curts. Lyle Pearson, Aron Denny, Paul Stocksdale. Row 2: Chris Weisbach. Andrea Lloyd. Steve Schoo, Jason Welch, Tim Brewer, Larry Ehlers, Jerry Partin. Scott Addington. Row 3: Chad Suitts. Jason Macy, Paul Wilson, Brian Harter. Quinton Carpenter. C.W. Speight, Rich Addington, Coach Hinshaw. Row 4. Mark Lloyd, Rich Barnes, Aaron Mendenhall, Jeff Noffsinger, Heath Bradburn, Jason Webster. Row 5: Pat Skiver, Andy Curts Throw ... Pole Vault ... Sprint ... Cheerleaders — Spirit ... Rita Horning. Betsy Prescott. Melanie Wantz, Wendy Mock, Jennifer Powell, Emily Stewart Enthusiasm ... Pep Stephanie Mock, Tracey Parsley. Betsy Prescott, Kathy Adkins, Jennifer Welch, Maggie Mote, Jennifer Powell, Cheryl Brumley, Melanie Wantz, Sarah Hinshaw, Terresa Bradburn, Emily Stewart, Carrie Mote, Wendy Mock, Andrea Lloyd Jennifer Welch, Andrea Lloyd, Cheryl Brumley, Kathy Adkins. Carrie Mote. Maggie Mote Sports Highlights Highlights Sports Highlights in r Hi SUCCESSUS PATRONS The 1987-88 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. Aukerman’s Complete Auto Service Mangas Construction Company Beard, Peterson, And Stahlbush Certified Public Accountants Pinny Insurance Richards Restaurant Bolen Insurance The Shadows Restaurant and Boston Store Cocktail Lounge Bruss Repair Service Standard Agencies Incorporated Gene R. Bennett, C.L.U. Dr. C.R. Chambers Country Coiffure Union City Automotive Supply (NAPA) U.C. — Winchester — Fort Recovery Darlene’s Styling and Tanning Salon Union City Chamber of Commerce Dohme Designed Florist Union City Cycle Sales Ha-Ste Manufacturing Company G.M. Wagoner Dr. Johnson, DDS Westfall News Stand Livingston Auto Sales Wise Supply Company Woodcrest Lanes Bowling PK LUMBER UNION CITY 409 Pearl St. Union City, IN Phone: 964-3103 Complete Building Supply Center Lumber — Hardware — Paint INGLE AND COTTER CORP. 741 Boggs Avenue Union City, IN Phone: 964-7404 WRIGHT’S FLOWER, GIFT AND GARDEN CENTER 605 E. Elm Union City, Ohio Phone: 968-5020 ‘We Wire Flowers ’Most Anywhere” Set Your Goals And Work Toward Them Best Wishes ol)e Corner Cupboard jLjZlwawiL 239 N. Columbia Stroo I UNION CITY, INDIANA 47390 Your Gold Crown Hallmark Store Plus More v- PONTIAC-BUICK-fiSlC ROGER GRIMM PRESIDENT 636 SOUTH MAIN WINCHESTER. IN 4 73®4 TELEPHONE 1317) 584-55© 1 Fountain City Richmond area 047-2726 RANDOLPH CONCRETE CORPORATION R.R. 2 Box 6-C Winchester, Indiana 47394 Grand Am LE Coupe Fine Food • Cold Draft Beer • Cocktails Spaghetti (Homemade Sauce) Chicken — Pizza Steaks — Seafood Suds 622 East Elm Union City, Ohio Phone: 968-3159 applegate y In Business Since 1955 Manufacturer Of Steel Tubing R.G. APPLEGATE STEEL COMPANY, INC. P.O. Box 68 Saratoga, IN 47382 317 584-4631 Spray Painting Since 1960 • Roofs Guaranteed 7 Yrs. Against Rust • All Siding Washed Prior To Painting With High Pressure Water • Specializing In Farm Buildings • Commercial Or Residential 3 Boom Trucks 60 Ft. Working Height RICHARD LIVINGSTON Phone (513) 968-5526 10001 North State Line Deerfield Rd. Union City, Ohio . a WILEY WELL DRILLING Rotary Drilling Oil, Gas and Water Wells LARRY (317) 584-8648 BOB (317) 964-3753 JIM (219) 726-4174 r x ;rL-_ _ R. R 4 Union City, IN 129 AAA TRAVEL AGENCY St. Rd. 32 And Jackson Pike Union City, Indiana 47390 (317) 964-7516 CONTINENTAL FEED AND GRAIN, INC. R.R. 3 Winchester, IN 47394 Phone: 1-800-543-1552 Box 467 Winchester, Indiana 47394 584-9501 468-7083 Dale Craig Richard Wilson jack Naylor “Union City’s Largest And Most Complete Store’ KING’S HARDWARE STORES Lincolndale Plaza Union City, IN 47390 Phone: 964-5483 £uwDyoy£ PENNZOIL Lu bncaV C.E. WRIGHT AND SONS, INC. PROJECTION EQUIPMENT COMPANY N. Howard St. P.O. Box 443 Union City, Indiana 47390 Phone: (317) 964-5181 Elm And Walnut St. Union City, Ohio Phone: 968-5701 American Legion Soldiers Sailors Children's Home Knightstown. IN Memorial Day Services July 4lh Forewords Prize-Winning Crack Color Guard (Puls our flag at the front of many parades) 1 Christmas Pood Baskets • Military Puncral Services • F:ood Pantry • Help Veterans In Distress • F:armcr-Merchant Days • Trips To V.A. Hospitals • Help with Veteran Problems The American Legion is a place where veterans, both women and men. can get together, talk over the past, express their respects for our flag and our country, honor their fallen comrades — as well as dream of a better tomorrow for all of us — and then get to the task of making that dream come true. Every Year We Make Sizeable Contributions To The Greater Part Of Our Annual Budget Goes For Local Community Help Betterment ' Projects Yes The American Legion Is More Than Just A Place To Get A Drink Much, Much MORE!!! Orville N. Stover Post 158 318 W. Ptarl St., Union City 904-4455 Deerfield Road Union City, Ohio Supports UNION CITY COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL NEIL’S A W FAMILY RESTAURANT 5iw! ro. FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES 2790 860 W. Chestnut St. Union City, Indiana Union City, Ohio 968-5424 ‘Where Our Food Is As Good As Our Root Beer” South Side Elevator Affiliated with Royal Hotehery Supply Co. Phone [Area Code 317) 964-5444 - Union City, Indiana 47390 FORD MERCURY LINCOLN 210 N. Main St. WINCHESTER, IND. 47394 584-5001 GULLEY FORD, INC GEYER CHEVROLET-OLDSMOBILE, Inc. ' W. Chestnut St. UNION CITY, IND. 47390 964-6041 RANDOLPH COUNTY CHRYSLER AND PLYMOUTH union trust company UNION CITY UNION TRUST COMPANY Each depositor insured to f40.000 FDIC FEDERAL DCPOSH INSURANCE CORPORATION 211 West Pearl Street Union City, IN 47390 Phone: 964-3185 Like a good neighbor. Stale Farm is there. DENNIS 8. PRATT Again 227 W Oak Street P.0 Box 31 Union City. Indiana 47390 Bus : (317)964 7511 Res : (317) 964 5472 STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES HOME Offices BLOOMINGTON KUHOlS SHOCKNEY ELECTRIC State Road 32 R.R. 4 Union City, Indiana 47390 Phone: 964-6169 UNION CITY ANIMAL HOSPITAL R.R. 2 Union City, Indiana 47390 Phone: 964-4004 Compliments Of Wayne E. Sharp R. Duane Brim CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT TELEPHONE (317) 964-6311 R. R. 4 BOX 47 UNION CITY. IN. 47390 MONTANO LUMBER CO CREATIVE PHOTOGRAPHY BY TOM SELLS 1215 N. Plum St. Union City, IN 47390 Phone: 964-6081 MONTANO LUMBER COMPANY 213 W. Chestnut St. Union City, IN Phone: 964-4660 140 CHARLES W. RICE AND CO. INC. STONER CONSTRUCTION 201 S. Columbia Union City, IN 47390 R.R. 4 Union City, IN Phone: 964-3188 Phone: 964-4957 OUTDOOR SPORTS GOOD’S PAINT AND WALLPAPER STORE 116 S. Meridian St. Winchester, IN 47394 584-5211 See Us For All Your Sporting Goods Needs” Carol And Connie Good 226 N. Columbia St. Union City, IN 47390 Special Orders — Screen Printing — Embroidery Phone: 964-6913 SEARS CATALOG AGENT crOTINGER NURSING HOME VISITING HRS. | |S| C. 0Fi!rtE a-nRrf' 2:00-4.00 8D0-4.00 6X10- KOO CENTER OF HOPE CROTINGER NURSING HOME 142 American Legion • Soldiers Sailors • Military Funeral Children's Home Services KnigMstown. IN • Memorial Day Services • July 4th Fi rewords • Pri c-Winning Crack Color Guard (Puls our fog 4i I he front of nun) piiiikt) • Christmas Food Baskets • Food Pantry • Help Veterans In Distress • Farmer-Merchant Days • Trips To V.A. Hospitals • Help with Veteran Problems The American Legion is a place where veterans, both women and men, can gel together, talk over the past, express their respects for our flag and our country, honor their fallen comrades — as well as dream of a better tomorrow for all of us — and then get to the task of making that dream come true. bvery Year We Make Sizeable Conlributions To — The Greater Part Of Our Annual Budget Goes For Local Community Help Betterment Projects YCS The American Legion Is More Than Just A Place To Get A Drink Much MORE!!! Orville N. Stover Post 158 318 W. Poarl St., Union City 984-4455 AGRI GENERAL CORPORATION UNION CITY GRAIN 210 East Elm Union City, Ohio Phone (513) 968-6251 Buyers Of Corn, Grain, Wheat BRETZ REPAIR SERVICE 640 West Chestnut St. Union City, IN 47390 Phone: 317 964-7224 Authorized Sales Service Stihl • McCulloch • Lawn-Boy C.W. RICE 201 South Columbia St. Union City, IN 47390 Phone: 964-3188 The Class Ring Headquarters Of Randolph County 103 W. Franklin St. Winchester, Indiana -finejewelrp SCRTFN PRINTING • UNIFORMS • FOUtPMTNT • SMOIft Qintufi Spoilt Sltap JIM DEBBIE SHOEMAKER 227 N. COtUMBIA UNION CITY, IN 47390 317-964 6472 535 WAGNER AVC. CRfENVIllE, OM 45331 513 547-05U RANDOLPH EASTERN CLASSROOM TEACHERS ASSOCIATION 1988 Scholarship Winners Renee Baker Casey Wymer .O 145 mflWH SUPERMARKET ' CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS JUDICIAL CONTESTANTS — Supreme Court nominee Robert H. Bork was rejected by the US. Senate, and the second nominee, Douglas Ginsbuig, withdrew under fire. SILVER SAILS —After defeating Australia to bring the America's Cup back home in February, San Diego skipper Dennis Conner waves an American flag while clutching the silver cup at a parade in his hometown. WINNING STREAK — West German Steffi Graf, 17, displays the French Tennis Open cup after she defeated top-seeded American opponent Martina Navratilova. MATERIAL GIRL — With a movie in the works. Madonna is still one of the nation's top entertainers. Her marriage with actor Sean Penn puts them both in the limelight often. DAZZLING — Whitney Houston's Whitney marks the first album by a female to debut at No. 1 on the Billboard Album Chart. I Wanna Dance With Somebody' and So Emotional are two of her number-one hit singles. VIOLA VICTORY —The Minnesota Twins beat the St. Louis Cardinals 4-2 in the seventh game of the World Series. Frank Viola was named most valuable player in the Series. Photos by: Wide World Photos ROUND TWO — Former Senator Gary Hart (D-Cok .) with his wife Lee, re-entered the 1988 presidential race. Hart withdrew earlier after reports of a sea cruise with Donna Rice caused a scandal LITE METAL — The topselling album of 1987, Bon Jovi's Slippery When Wet ' sold 11 million copies, the largest-selling album ever in the metal category. TINY HEROINE — Eighteen-month-old Jessica McClure held on for two and a half days until rescuers freed her from the 22-foot abandoned well in Midland, Texas. FAREWELL FINAL BOW' — Fred Astaire, 88, was called the greatest dancer in the world. ' His innovative, elegant style graced the screen with many partners, including Ginger Rogers and Rita Hayworth. SHOWBIZ —The consummate showman, Liberaee, 67, was famous the world over for glitzing up his concerts with furs, rhinestones and glowing candelabras. HOLLYWOOD LEGEND — Director and actor John Houston, 81. acted in 21 films and directed 41, including The Maltese Falcon and 'The African Queen.” Andrea Lloyd . Jennifer Sickles 1987-1988 STAFF Ads Matt Brim Sports Harold Loper Tim Brewer Jennifer Keener Classes Emily Stewart Faculty Kathy Nunley Staff Debbie Runkle Seniors Cheryl Brumley Eric Kridle Janell Austin .... Organizations Angie Austin Mrs R eed Adviser Tom Sells Photographer (Answers to Book Mark Questions that we promised would be answered in this yearbook. 1. Sometimes ours is gra 2 If you’re really hungry. 3. Yes, but doubtful. 4. Government supply officers. 5. Absolutely not. 6. It was melt and rolled easily. 7. Probably. 8. Who likes them or cares what they say? 9. Yes. 10. It’s a personal problem ai decision. All you have to do is remember the questions.)