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

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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

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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

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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