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I A Vouch Of Class Versailles 1985 3 9 President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Keith Moorman Deb Cordonnier Diane McEldowney Renee Mangen Don Berning Karen Bey June Brandewie Connie Brewer 14 _____________________________________________________________________ Karl Albers Martin Bartik Phil Albers Cindy Bayman Doug Armstrong Kathy Bensman Ted Barlage Deb Berger Bernadette Bruening Brad Bruns Judy Brunswick Alfred Bulcher Bill Coomer Brian Crabtree Greg Dabe Sharon Dapore Theresa Dickman Ron Drees Jim Duncan Angie Ehlers Christi Francis Mike Francis Libby Davis Elise Davies Alan Gehret Rick Gehret Ted Gehret Nick Gigandet Shelley Gigandet Pam Goubeaux Jenny Grilliot Mike Groff Jeff Harden Pam Hoelscher Keith Huber Tabi Keihl Cindy Keiser Deb Keiser Shelly Keiser Audrey Kelch Cheryl Kelch Derk Kingrey Janel Knapke Terry Knapke Bernie May Denise McClurg Greg Merkle 18 Jim Mendenhall Linda Rethman Bob Rethman Vivian Rismiller Rhonda Ruchty Jim Ruschau Brenda Schlater Joyce Schlater Melissa Schlecty Jeanne Short Jim Simon Dan Simons Patty Smith 21 Brenda Stucke Jan Subler Julie Subler Susie Treon Melanie Turner Mike Turpen Mitchell Staley Angie Stuck Rick Ware Julie Weaver Elaine Wenning Kathy Wilker Deanna Zumberger Renee Winner Lisa Yount Picture Unavailable Deb Fraley Karl J. Albers Football 9, 10, II, Lettered 9, 10, II; Baseball 9; Wrestling 9, 10. II. 12. Lettered 10. Ih Track lh Cross Country 12. Lettered I2i Varsity V lh Homecoming Court 12 Philip C. Albers Art Club 9, IOi Math Science 9, IOi J. V.S. 11. 12 Douglas J. Armstrong Office Help 12, Art Club 10, II. 12, Math Science Club 10. II. 12, College Club II. 12, Homecoming Court 12 Theodore A. Barlage F.F.A. 9. 10. II. 12. Third Place District Land Judging. Twenty-first Place State Land Judging, First Place Dairy Judging Martin L. Bartik Band 9, 10. II. 12, Pep Band II. 12, Spanish Club 9.10. II, Math Science Club 10. II. 12, College Club II. 12 Cindy Lynn Bay man Chorus 9.10. II. 12, Librarian. Representative 12, Flag Corp II. 12, Winter Guard 12. Rifle Captain, Cheerleader 10. II. 12, Math Science Club 9. 10. II. 12, College Club II. 12, J.A. II. 12. President 12, F.H.A. 12 Kathleen Marie Bens man Deborah Ann Berger Chorus 12, Art Club IO, College Club 12, F.T.A. 9, F.H.A. 10. II. 12. President II. 12. Chapter and Junior Degree, J.A. II. 12, Employee of the Year II. Vice President of Manufacturing 12 Donald A. Berning F.F.A. II Karen L. Bey June B. Brandewie Tiger belle 9.10, Chorus 9.10. II. 12, Representative 10, II, 12, Librarian II, 12, Flag Corp 10, II. 12, Winter Guard 12, Math Science Club 9, 10, II, 12, Vice President 9. President 12, F. T.A. 9,10. II. 12, College Club II. 12, Treasurer II Connie Sue Brewer Band 10, F.T.A. 9, J.V.S. II, 12 Bernadette A. Bruening Track 9, Wrestling Stat 10, II, 12, F. T.A. 9, Drama Club 10. II, College Club II, 12, Student Council 9, 10, II, 12, President 12, F.F.A. 9,10, II, 12, Star Green hand 9, Public Speaking 9, Dairy Proficiency 10, First Place State Dairy Judging 10. Reporter II. West Sectional Vice President 11, F.F.A. President 12. Chapter Sweetheart 12. State F.F.A. Queen 12. American Royal Queen 12, Homecoming Representative 9, Homcoming Court 12 Bradley L. Bruns Art Club 10. II, Spanish Club IO, Math Science Club 10, II, 12, College Club II, 12 Judith Ann Brunswick Basketball 9.10. II. 12. Lettered 9.10. II. 12, Track 9, Chorus 9, 10, Representative 9, Spanish Club 9. 10. President 10, Math Science Club II, College Club II. 12, Treasurer 12, N.H.S. II, 12 Alfred J. Bulcher O.W.E. II, O.W.A. 9, 10 F.F.A. 9, 10. II William C. Coomer III Football 9. 10 Baseball 10 Art Club 9. 12, Spanish Club 9,10 Math Science Club 12, College Club II. 12, Yearbook Staff 12 Deborah Lynn Cordonnier Cross Country 9. Lettered 9, Tigerbelle 9,10, II, Wrestling Stat 9,10, II, 12, Chorus 9. 10. II, Vice President 10, President II, Flag Corp 10. II, 12, Representative 12, Class Officer 9, 10. II, 12, Vice President 12, F. T.A. 9.10. II. 12, F.H.A. II. 12, Art Club 9, 10, II, 12, Treasurer 9, Co. President II, Homecoming Representative 10 Homecoming Court 12 Brian E. Crabtree Gregory William Dade O.W.E. 9, 10, II, 12 Sharon Marie Dapore Band 9, 10, II, 12, Representative 9, 10, II, Vice President 12. Librarian II, 12. All-County Band II, Pep Band 10, II, 12, Chorus 9, Representative 9, French Club 9, 10, II, Vice President 10 F. T.A. II, 12, Treasurer 12, Drama Club 10, II, 12, Math Science Club 9, 10. II, 12, Vice President 12, Second Place Advanced Biology Test II, First Place in Local Voice of Democracy 12, Daughters of American Revolution Test 12 Elise Ellen Davies Band9,10, II, 12, Librarian II. 12, All-County Band lh Pep Band II, 12, French Club 9, 10, Secretary 10 F.T.A. 10, II, 12, Math Science Club 10. II. 12, College Club II. 12, Drama Club II, 12, Vice President 12 Libby Kay Davis Band 9, 10, II, 11, Pep Band II, 11 Winter Guard H Cheerleader 9, IO, French Club 9,10 Drama Club 10, II, II College Club II, II Yearbook 12 Theresa L. Dickmann Student Librarian 10, II, Art Club IO, F.H.A. 10, II, II Math Science Club 9i J.A. II, 12 Ron E. Drees Golf 9,10, II, I2f Lettered 9, II, 12; Basketball 9; Baseball 9,10, II, 12, Lettered 9,10, II, 12; Student Council 9, 10, II, 12 James B. Duncan Wrestling 9, 10, II, Third Place Milton Union Invitational II, Fourth Place Marion Pleasant II, Second Place S.R.C. II, Rookie of the Year II; Baseball 10 Cross Country II; F.F.A. II, 12; Flomecoming King 12 Angela J. Ehlers Track 9; Wrestling Stat 9,10, II, 12; Band 9, 10, II, 12; Representative 12; Class President 9, 10, II; Art Club 9; F.T.A. 9, College Club II, 12 Deborah Fraley Christi J. Francis Band 9, 10, II, 12; F.T.A. 9; Art Club 10 Drama Club II; Math Science Club 9, 10, II; College Club 12 Michael E. Francis Art Club 10, II; Spanish Club 10 Math Science Club 10, II, 12; College Club II, 12 Alan M. Gehret Basketball 9,10 Baseball 9; Football Manager II, 11 F.F.A. 9,10, II, 11 Varsity VII, 12; College Club 12; Math Science Club 10, II, 12; Boys State Alternate II Richard A. Gehret F.F.A. 9, 10, II, 12 Theodore A. Gehret F.F.A. 9, 10 Art Club 10, II, 12; Math Science Club 9, II; College Club II, 12 Nick Gigandet Shelley Marie Gigandet Softball 9; Volleyball 10 Tiger be He 9, 10, II; Wrestling Stat II; Band 9, 10, II, 12, Secretary 12; Chorus 9; Art Club 9, 10, II, 12; Drama Club 10, II; Spanish Club II; F. T.A. II; College Club II, II Math Science Club 9, 10 Pamela Kay Goubeaux Softball 9; Band 9, 10, II, 12; Pep Band 10, II, 12; Chorus 9; Spanish Club 9, 10, II, 12, Secretary 10 Math Science Club II, 12; College Club II, 12 Jennifer S. Grilliot Chorus 9, 10 F.T.A. 10 Michael L. Groff Jeffery $. Harden Basketball 10 Track 10, Lettered 10 Pamela Marie Julia Hoelscher Basketball 9; Tiger belle 9; Wrestling Stat 10, II, 11 Band 9, 10, II, 12; Chorus 9; Art Club 9, 10, II, 11 F. T.A. 9; Drama Club 10, 11, 12; College Club II, 12; Math Science Club 9, 10 Class Treasurer II; J.A. II, 12 Keith Michael Huber Football 9; F.F.A. 9; Math Science Club 9 Tabitha Lynn Keihl Softball 9, 10, II, 12, Lettered 9, 10, II, II Basketball 9; F. T.A. 10, II, 12; Spanish Club 10, II; Math Science Club 9,10, II, II College Club II, 12; Drama Club II; Office Help 12 Cynthia S. Keiser Basketball 9,10, Lettered 9; Tiger belle 10 Band 9,10, II, 12, Pep Band II, 12, Art Club 9, 10 Spanish Club 10, II, Vice President 11, F.T.A. II, College Club II, 12 Debra Ann Keiser Tiger belle 10 Student Librarian 10 Art Club 9, 10, II, French Club 9, K), II, Treasurer IO F. T.A. 10, II, 12 Vice President 12, Drama Club II, 12, Math Science Club II, College Club II, 12, Yearbook II, 12, Editor 12; N.H.S. II, 12, Treasurer 12, Girls State Michelle M. Keiser Art Club 9,10 F. T.A. 9, IO Math Science Club 10 J.V.S. II, 12 Audrey Annette Kelch Student Librarian 9, Art Club 9, 10 French Club 9, 10, II, 12, President 10 F.T.A. 10, II, II Math Science Club II, College Club II, 12, Girls State Alternate II Cheryl J. Kelch Chorus 9, 10, 12 Derk E. Kingrey Cross Country 9, Lettered 9, Track 9,10, Lettered IO Football 10, II, Lettered II, Wrestling 9,10, II, 12, Lettered 9,10, II, 12, Art Club 9, Math Science Club 12, Varsi- ty V II, 12 Janel Marie Knapke Softball 9,10, II; Band 9,10, II, 12; F. T.A. 9, 10, II, 12; Drama Club II, 12, Secretary 12; College Club II, 12 Terrance R. Knapke Basketball 9,10 Football 9; Math Science Club 9, 10, II, Art Club 9, 10, II, College Club II, 12, F.F.A. 9,10, II, II Homecoming Representative 9 David A. Kramer Math Science 9, Art Club 10 Tony M. Kueterman Golf K), Lettered 10 Math Science 9, 10, 11, 12, Art Club 9, 10, II, College Club 12 Steven J. Lawrence Basketball 9, !0, II, 12, Lettered 9, 10 Baseball 9,10, II, 12, Lettered 10 Art Club 9,10 Math Science Club 9, College Club 12, Cafeteria Worker 9, II Amy Marie Lehmkuhl Chorus 9, 10 Band 10, II, 12 Brenda Marie Lunetto Chorus 9, !0, II, Kiwanis Music Award, Art Club 9, 12, College Club 12, Hugh O’Brien Scholarship Award Timothy J. Lyons Football 9, 10, II, 12, Lettered 9, 10, II, 12, Basketball Manager 9, 10 Art Club 9, 10 Math Science Club 9,12, Varsity V10, II, 12, College Club II, 12, Cafeteria Worker 9, 10 Jerome H. Magoto Math Science Club 9, 10 Douglas J. Mangen Football 9,10, II, 12, All League, All Darke Co., Baseball 9, Track 10, II, 12 F.F.A. 9,10 Varsity V II, 12, College Club II, 12 Renee A. Mangen Track 9,10, II, Volleyball 10, II, 12, F. T.A. 9-K , II, 12, F.H.A. 10, II, 12, Art Club 9, Student Council 10 Drama Club II, 12, Varsity VII, 12, Spanish Club 12, Class Treasurer, Miss Chick Representative II, Tipp City Mum Festival Representative Bernard P. May F.F.A. 9, K), II, 12, Math Science Club 9, Drama Club 10 Denise Ann McClurg Basketball 9, Softball 9, K), II, 12, Lettered II; Basketball Stat 10. II; Band 9. 10. II. II; Pep Band II. 12; Student Librarian II; F.T.A. 9. 10. II. 12; Drama Club JQ II. 12; F.H.A. 10. II. 12; District Officer 12; Math Science Club 10. II; College Club II. 12 Diane Marie McEldowney Basketball 9.10. II. 12. Honorable Mention 10. All League 10. II; Softball 9.10. II. 12. All League IO. Band 9. 10. II. 12; Spanish Club 9; Math Science Club 9; Drama Club 10. 11. 12; College Club II. 12; J.A. II. 12; Class Secretary 9. 10. II. 12 James A. Mendenhall Math Science Club II Gregory Allen Merkle James C. Meyer Basketball 9.10. II. 12; Baseball 9.10. II. 12; F.F.A. 9. IO. Math Science Club 9; Varsity V 12; College Club 12 James M. Miles Band 9.10. II. 12. All-County Band II; Math Science Club 9. II; Spanish Club 9. 10. II; Drama Club II. 12; College Club 12 Alan J. Monnin F.F.A. 9. 10 Art Club 9. 10 Duane Donald Monnin F.F.A. 9; O.W.E. James A. Monnin Track 10. II. 12. Lettered 10, II. 12; Cross Country 10. II. 12, Lettered II. 12. District Qualifier; Math Science Club 9. 10. II, 12; Spanish Club 9, 10, II; College Club II, 12; Varsity VII. 12; N.H.S. II. 12; Boys State II; National Merit Letter of Commendation Keith E. Moorman Football 10, II, 12; Basketball 9, 10, II. 12. All-League — All Shelby Area II; Baseball 9, 10, II, 12. All Tournament Team II, 12; Band 9, Most Outstanding Band Member 9; Class President 9, 12; Varsity V Homecoming Representative 9, 10; Homecoming Court 12 James Robert Moyer. Jr. F.T.A. 9; Math Science Club 9 Larry F. Nickol Track 9,10, II, 12, Lettered 10, II, 12; Cross Country 10, II. 12, Lettered 10, II, 12; Student L ibrarian IO, Art Club 10, II, 12; Drama Club II; Math Science Club 9,10, II, 12, Secretary I2-, College Club II, 12; J.A. II, 12; Varsity V 12; F.T.A. 12; William J. Nieberding Cross Country 10. II. 12. Lettered 10. II. 12; Track 10, II, 12, Lettered IO, Math Science Club 10. II. 12; Spanish Club 9. 10. II; College Club II, 12; Varsity V 12; First Place Advanced Biology Test 10, Second Place Chemistry Test II Douglas A. Niekamp Baseball 9. 10, II. Lettered 9. 10, II, Art Club 10 College Club 12 Michelle Renee Nixon Band 9, IO. Math Science Club 9. 10, II; Art Club 10, II; F.T.A. II, 12; J.A. II, 12, Quality Control Manager 12 Robert Allen Noggle, Jr. Track 10, II, 12, Lettered 10, II, 12; Cross Country 10, II. 12, Lettered 10, II, 12, Most Valuable Player 12. District Qualifier 12; Spanish Club 9. 10, II, 12; Math Science Club 9.10, II, 12; College Club II. 12; Varsity V II, 12; N.H.S. II. 12; Second Place Biology Test 9; First Place Advanced Biology Test 10 First Place Chemistry Test II Richard Leon Petty Office Help IO, Math Science Club 9,10, II Todd W. Phelan Football 9. 10. II. 12. Lettered 10. II, 12; Wrestling 9, 10, II. 12. Lettered 10, II, 12; Track II, 12, Lettered II; Baseball 9, 10, Lettered 10 French Club 9. 10 Math Science Club 9, 10, II, 12; College Club II, 12; Varsity V II, 12 Thomas E. Pohl Track 9; Band 9,10, II, 12; Spanish Club 9. 10, II; Math Science Club II, 12; College Club II, 12 William Joseph Poly Cross Country II, Lettered II; Spanish Club 9. 10, II; Math Science Club II Kimberly Ann Poor Basketball 9; Basketball Stat 10, II; Chorus 9,10,12, Treasurer 12; Band 9,10, II, 12, Treasurer 12; Pep Band II, 12; Math Science Club 10, II; Drama Club 10, II, 12; F.H.A. 10, II, 12, Treasurer 12; J.A. II, 12; College Club II, 12 Christina Kay Pothast Band 9,10, II. 12; Chorus 9; Pep Band II, 12; Spanish Club 9, 10, II, 12, Secretary II; Math Science Club II, 12; College Club II, 12 Christopher A. Pothast Basketball 9.10, II, II, Honorable Mention II; Baseball 9,10, II, 12, Honorable Mention II; F.F.A. 10, II, 12, Treasurer 12; Student Council 12, Secretary 12; Varsity V 12, Secretary 12 Melissa Ann Prenger Band 9, 10, II, 12; Cheerleader 9, 10, II, 12, Secretary 10, Vice President 12; Tiger-belle 9, 10, II, 12; Math Science Club 9; Spanish Club 9, 10, Drama Club 10, II, 12; College Club II, 12, Vice President 12; Student Council 9, IO, Varsity V II, 12 Melanie Sue Reed F. T.A. 9,10, II, 12; Math Science Club 9,10, II; Art Club 10, II; J.A. 10, II, 12, Vice President of Sales 12 Linda Marie Rethman Tiger belle 9,10, II, 12; Band 9,10, II, 12; Pep Band II, 12; Art Club 9, 10 F. T.A. 10, II, 12, Treasurer II, President 12; College Club II, 12; Math Science Club II; N.H.S. II, 12, Reporter 12; Class Treasurer 9, IO, Yearbook II, 12, Treasurer 12; Girls State II; First Place Americanism Test II; District Winner Americanism Test 12 Robert D. Rethman F.F.A. 9, 10 Vivian C. Rismiller Chorus 9, IO, Band 9,10, II, 12, All-County Band II; Pep Band II, 12; Math Science 9, 10, II, 12; Drama Club 10, II, 12; Spanish Club 10, II; F. T.A. II, 12; College Club II, 12, N.H.S. II, 12, Secretary 12 Rhonda M. Ruchty Chorus 9, Band 9, 10, II, 12, President 12, Student Council 9, 10, II, 12, Secretary II, President 12; Drama Club 10, II, J.A. II, 12, College Club II, 12; Homecoming Court 12 James E. Ruschau Golf 9, 10, II, 12, Lettered 9, IO, Student Council 9, 10, II, 12, Art Club 9, IO, Math Science Club 9, 10, II. 12, College Club II, 12; Homecoming Court 12 Brenda A. Sc hi a ter Wrestling Stat IO. Chorus 9, Art Club 9. 10. II, 12; College Club II. 12; Drama Club II; J.A. II, 12, Vice President Quality Control 12, Outstanding Sales Representative Finalist, F.F.A. 10 Joyce L. Sc hi a ter Volleyball 9. 10, II. 12, Softball 9. 10. II. 12, Band 9.10. II, F.F.A. 9.10 College Club II. 12 Melissa A. Schlecty Volleyball 9. 10. II. 12, Basketball 9. 10. II. 12, Most Improved Player II, Softball 9,10. U, 12, Chorus 9, Art Club 9. IO, F.F.A. 9.10. II; Drama Club II, 12 Denise Jean Short James M. Simon Band 9.10, II, 12; Math Science Club 9,10, II, 12, Art Club 10. II, College Club II, 12, Boys State II Daniel L. Simons F.F.A. 9. 10. II. 12, Art Club 10. 12; College Club 12; Math Science Club 12 Patricia Jean Smith Band 9.10. II. 12, Chorus 9, Pep Band II, 12, Art Club IO, F. T.A. 10. II, 12. Secretary 12; Yearbook 12; Girls State Alternate II Mitchell Staley Basketball Manager 9, Lettered 9, Baseball Manager 9. 10, Lettered 9. IO. Football Manager 10, Lettered 10 Angela Renee Stuck Band 9.10. II. 12, Chorus 9, French Club 9. 10, Math Science Club 9, Art Club 12; College Club 12 Brenda A. Stucke Band 9, IO, F. T.A. 9, Math Science 9, IO, Art Club IO, J.A. II, 12; Drama Club II, College Club II. 12 Janette Marie Subler Volleyball 9. IO, Track 9; Tiger belle 10. II. 12; Chorus 9, Band 9, 10, II. 12, Rookie of the Year 9; Tiger Mascot IO. Art Club 9; Spanish Club 9, IO. F. T.A. IO, Drama Club 11. 12, College Club II, 12 Julie Marie Subler Chorus 9, IO. Band 9. 10, II. 12, Student Librarian 10, II, 12, French Club 9.10. II. 12, Art Club 9.10. II. 12, F. T.A. 10. II. 12, Drama Club 10. H, Math Science Club 9, II; College Club II, 12; Tigerbelle 10, II. 12; Wrestling Stat 12 Susan Renee Treon Track 9. 10. II. 12. Lettered 9. 10. II. 12. Rookie of the Year 9; Cheerleader 9. 10. II. 12. Treasurer 10. II. President 12, Drama Club II. 12, Secretary II, Student Council 9,10. II. 12, Treasurer 12, Art Club 9,10. II, Reporter 9, Spanish 9, Varsity V 10. II. 12. Treasurer 12; College Club II. 12. Secretary 12; Homecoming Representative II; Homecoming Queen 12 Melanie Renee Turner Volleyball 10. Most Valuable Player IO, Chorus 9. IO, Spanish Club 9, F.T.A. 9; Drama Club IO, J.A. II; Flag Corp 9 Mike W. Turpen Wrestling 9, Lettered 9; Richard A. Ware Baseball 9. 10. II, 12. Lettered 9. 10. II. 12, Art Club 9, 10. 12; Math Science Club 10. 11. 12; Varsity V 12, College Club II. 12 Julie Ann Weaver Track 9,10. II. 12, Lettered 10. II. 12; Cross Country II. 12, Lettered II, 12; French Club 9.10. II. 12; F. T.A. IO, Math Science Club II, 12; College Club II. 12 Elaine A. Wenning Softball 10. II, Lettered IO, Band 9, 10, II, 12, Student Librarian IO, Spanish Club 9, Math Science Club 9, F.T.A. 10. II, 12; College Club II, 12, President 12, Drama Club II; Girls State II, Yearbook 12 Kathleen Ann Wilker Track 9, 10, Lettered 9, IO, Band 9, 10, II; Student L ibrarian 9; Cheerleader 9,10, II, Spanish Club 9; Varsity V 10. II; Drama Club 10,12; College Club 12; Math Science Club 9 Renee Marie Winner Volleyball 9.10, II, 12, Lettered 9,10, II. 12; Basketball 9,10, II, 12, Lettered 9,10, II, 12, Most Improved Player IO. Track 9. 10. II. Lettered 9, 10, II, Student Librarian 9; Flag Corp 10. II. 12, Art Club 9, IO, Drama Club 10. II. 12, Varsity V10. II. 12, N.H.S. II. 12, President 12; Spanish Club 9, IO, Homecoming Court 12 Lisa F. Yount Band 9,10, II. 12, L ibrarian 12; Pep Band 10, II. 12, Office Help 12, Tigerbelle 9,10. II, 12, French Club 9. IO. Art Club 9. IO. College Club II. 12 Deanna M. Zumberger Band 9.10. Representative 9, Art Club IO, F.T.A. 9, Drama Club II, Math Science Club 9, IO, College Club II. 12, J.A. II, 12, Homecoming Representative 12 Most Likely To Succeed 1. Robert Noggle 2. Jim Simon 1. Bernadette Bruening 2. Renee Winner Best Dressed 1. Doug Armstrong 2. Dan Simons 1. Julie Subler 2. Brenda Stucke Biggest Brownie 1. Doug Mangen 2. Chris Pothast 1. Susie Treon 2. Sharon Dapore Biggest Prep 1. Doug Armstrong 2. Dan Simons 1. Angie Ehlers 2. Missy Prenger Most Handsome Cutest 1. Dan Simons 2. Jim Duncan 1. Rhonda Ruchty 2. Deb Cordonnier Best Athlete 1. Keith Moorman 2. Chris Pothast 1. Renee Winner 2. Diane McEldowney Most Outgoing 1. Keith Moorman 2. Rick Ware . Bernadette Bruening 2. Susie Treon Class Clown 1. Rick Ware 2. Keith Moorman 1. Melissa Schlecty 2. Shelley Gigandet Most Contagious Laugh 1. Rick Ware 2. Dan Simons 1. Rhonda Ruchty 2. Shelley Gigandet Most Photogenic 1. Doug Armstrong 2. Ron Drees 1. Angie Stuck 2. Deb Cordonnier Worst Driver 1. Dave Kremer 2. Terry Knapke 1. Chris Francis 2. Jan Subler Biggest Grouch 1. Doug Mangen 2. Tom Pohl 1. Angie Ehlers 2. Lisa Yount Biggest Mouth 1. Todd Phelan 2. Rick Ware 1. Elise Davies 2. Shelley Gigandet 1st To Make A Million 1. Todd Phelan 2. Robert Noggle 1. Angie Ehlers 2. Renee Winner Biggest Sponge 1. Todd Phelan 2. Doug Mangen 1. Angie Ehlers 2. Susie Treon Best Partier 1. Rick Ware 2. Tony Kueterman 1. Melissa Schlecty 2. Joyce Schlater Most Friendly 1. Dan Simons 2. Jim Ruschau 1. Susie Treon 2. Rhonda Ruchty C ft 0 a n • i n n e b c 0 t • UP i 0 n With Rainbow Connection chosen as the 1984 Homecoming theme, students began preparing for the Homecoming events. Each class worked hard on creating a float for the parade on Friday night, but the freshmens float stood out among the others and won first place. Class representatives and court were also chosen and on Friday night Susie Treon was crowned Homecoming Queen. King and Queen Candidates: Rhonda Ruchty. Keith Moorman. Bernadette Bruening. Chris Pothast. Renee Winner, Jim Ruschau, Susie Treon, Jim Duncan. Deb Cordonnier. Doug Armstrong Class Representatives: Seniors: Karl Albers, Deanna Zumberger Juniors: Brad Mon-nin. Angie Sirch Sophomores: Steve Duncan, Joyce Rethman Freshman: Lee Knore, Rhonda Grilliot After the dusk had settled on Saturday night, students began arriving at the beautifully decorated hall. The students danced to the sound of Disco Z as he played the theme songs: We're Not Going to Take It”and Hard Habit to Break”, as well as many more. Jim Duncan was then crowned King and the rest of the evening was enjoyed by all. 1) 1984 Homecoming Queen. Susie and King. Jim. 2) Welcome to our side of the rainbow. 3) Tammy puts a little twist in everything she does. 4) Norma and Lisa boogie to the beat. 5) CheeseI 33 A mMZ w MW VOKK The K of C Hall was romantically transformed around the theme of this year’s Prom, “A Night in New York.” Ron Drees and Rhonda Ruchty were crowned King and Queen. The court consisted of Deb Cordonnier, Bernadette Bruening, Renee Winner, Susie Treon, Jim Ruschau, Dan Simons, Keith Moorman, and Chris Pothast. The couples danced under the stars of New York to the music of Disco Z until the evening ended at 4:00. 1) Tina Frantz reads the class prophecy. 2) Keith and his date look like they’re having a little spat. 3) Last year’s King and Queen, Harold Phlipot and Libby Prakel. s e H i o r s Although there are many responsibilities a senior must face his senior year, there are some special privileges, too. One of these is the traditional Dress Up Slop Day. On Dress Up Day, perfect attendance of the senior class was recorded with the majority of them wearing suits and dresses. Then on Slop Day, T-shirts, shorts, shades and multi-colored hair seemed to summerize an attitude of “Look Out World Here We Come!” After Slop Day, the finery of royality was displayed by Rossburg Rock Queen Rhonda Ruchty and Mumbley Peg Champ Audrey Kelch. Then came the grandeur of graduation, and now the Class of 1985 is ready to set out and conquer the new horizons! Smiontis For the graduating class of 1985, June 2, was a very special day. It marked not the ending, but the beginning of a new way of life this class was about to face. At 1:30 sharp, the junior honor guards, Matt Grisez and and Joyce Rindler, led the graduates in the gym, and the ceremony was under way. After the invocation, class president, Keith Moorman welcomed everyone. Valedictorian, Julie Weaver and salutatorian, Rob Noggle, gave their speeches. Then twenty-four community scholarships totaling $12,500 were awarded. Finally the big moment arrived, the seniors received their long-awaited diplomas. The class of 1985 departed with a sense of pride, dignity, and achievement. 1. ) Valedictorian — Julie Weaver 2. ) Salutatorian — Rob Noggle 3. ) “Yearnings sung by senior class members. 4. ) Kathy Bensman is awarded for her regular attendance. 1) Mr. Knore congratulates Sharon Dapore on her many accomplishments. 2) Todd Subler awards the Curt Subler Memorial Scholarship to Renee Winner. TOP TEN SENIORS: 1) Julie Weaver 2) Rob Noggle 3) Jim Simon 4) Linda Rethman 5) Jim Monnin 6) Sharon Dapore 7) Doug Mangen 8) Renee Winner 9) Jan Subler 10) Doug Niekamp Class Flower: Scarlet Red Rose with Gray Ribbon Class Colors: Scarlet Red and Misty Gray Class Song: “Yearnings” Class Motto: If you can imagine it, you can achieve it; If you can dream it, you can become it. 43 1) Doug Mangen is congratulated by Mr. Knore. 2) As the seniors begin the procession, the band plays the traditional song, “Pomp and Circumstance.” 3) Cindy Bayman and June Brandcwie sing “Closing Prayer.” 4) Deb Cordonnier presents the class gift. 1) Renee Mangen presents a plaque to Mr. Agne in recognition of his retirement. 2) Under the direction of Mrs. Sne-deker, the seniors sing their class song. “Yearnings.” 3) Leaving the past behind, the seniors concentrate on the new futures ahead of them. 4) Bill and Kathy show us that graduation isn’t just a time for tears. For many years special academic achievements by students have gone unnoticed. But this year at the second annual Honors Banquet, those who have done well scholastically. Our hats are off to you! The seniors on this Honor and Merit Roll include the following: HONOR ROLL Sharon Dapore Deb Reiser Doug Mangen Jim Monnin Rob Noggle Christina Pothast Linda Rethman Jim Simon Julie Weaver Renee Winner Lisa Young MERIT ROLL Karl Albers Cindy Bayman June Brandewie Brad Bruns Judy Brunswick Libby Davis Jennifer Grilliot Mike Groff Shelly Reiser Janel Knapke David Kramer Bill Nieberding Doug Niekamp Todd Phelan Chris Pothast Missy Prenger Vivian Rismiller Jeanne Short Patty Smith Jan Subler Susie Treon Elaine Wenning The top ten seniors are ranked according to their G.P.A. This years top ten are: 1. Julie Weaver 2. Robert Noggle 3. James Simon 4. Linda Rethman 5. James Monnin 6. Sharon Dapore 7. Douglas Mangen 8. Renee Winner 9. Janette Subler 10. Douglas Niekamp Academics 46 The National Honor Society is a special honor received by Juniors and Seniors who have shown outstanding potential. The criteria that these students are selected on are a G.P.A. of 3.0 or better, and the qualities of character, leadership, scholarship, and service. Inducted this year were: Seniors Karl Albers Doug Armstrong Deb Berger June Brandewie Deb Cordonnier Elise Davis Tabitha Keihl Doug Mangen Bernie May Diane McEl-downey Bill Nieberding Christina Poth-ast Chris Pothast Kim Poor Melissa Prenger Jan Subler Susie Treon Elaine Wen-ning Lisa Young Second Year Members Renee Winner Linda Rethman Deb Keiser Sharon Dapore Vivian Ris-miller Judy Brunswick Jim Monnin Rob Noggle Juniors Teresa Apple Jennifer Barge Steve Buscher Bev Davidson Deb DeLaet Tina Frantz Annette Grie-shop Margie Huber Lewis Mangen Cindy Niekamp Teresa Rethman Doug Schmit- meyer Lori Simon The Darke County Science Test was held here at Versailles this year. The Science Department was pleased with the results as the Versailles team won the traveling trophy. Brent Frantz led his team to a first place in Advance Biology by placing individually first. Rob Noggle placed first on the Physics test, and his team also placed first. The Biology team placed second while the Chemistry team placed fourth. Congratulations to Valedictorian, Julie Weaver, and Salutatorian, Rob Noggle on their fine academic record. Special recognition also goes to Linda Rethman who placed first in the district on the Americanism Test. The District included: Darke, Clark, Montgomery, Champaign, Preble, Miami, and Greene. Quite an acomplishment! 47 ■ JjSTCOMS ths Holiday Hous$ The Drama Club successfully ran “Welcome to the Monkey House” on February 22 and 23 after weeks of rehearsing. The play revolved around the on and off stage lives of the North Crawford Community Theatre as they prepare to present their productions ‘The Euphio Question,’ a hilarious story of the future, and ‘The Kid Nobody Could Handle,’ a student who is turned around by the school band director. CAST Hazel Bergeson ....................Libby Davis George Bergeson .................John Anderson Harrison Bergeson .................Doug Slagle Diana Moon Glampers ...............Tina Frantz Miss Dorris Sawyer .................Deb DeLaet Newt .............................Martin Bartik Harry Nash..........................Rod Grillot Helene Shaw .....................Jennifer Barge Catherine .........................Susie Treon Susanna ...........................Barb Shappie Nancy ..............................Amy Magoto Mary .............................Teresa Apple Arthur Baker ......................Doug Slagle Susan Baker .......................Tina Frantz Edie Baker...............................Margie Huber Fred Bockman ......................Brent Frantz Marion Bockman ....................Barb Shappie Lew Harrison ......................Kevin Berger Margie ....................... .Lisa Niekamp George Helmholtz ................John Anderson Grace Helmholtz..........................Teresa Apple Bert Quinn ........................Andy Turpen Jim Donnini .......................Alan Gehret Mrs. Crane...............................Carrie Waymire Directed by Mr. Sam Graves FIRST WOMAN — Geraldine Ferraro became the first woman to run for the office of Vice President when Walter Mondale selected her as his running mate. ffyoz. 2ND ARTIFICIAL HEART — William Schroeder became the world’s second artificial heart recipient. $ -33 RESIGNATION — Vanessa Williams became the first Miss America to be forced to resign her crown and was replaced by the first runner up, Suzette Charles, Miss New Jersey. gtroy WORLD TRAVELER — Pope John Paul II traveled extensively during 1984, beginning with South Korea, Thailand, the Soloman Islands and Papua, New Guinea, where 200,000 natives turned out to meet him. WHAT A RUSH — The Chicago Bears' Walter Payton set a new rushing record during a game against the New Orleans Saints. He broke Jim Brown’s record of 12,312 yards. TINA’S BACK — Singer Tina Turner, 46, made a comeback with her first solo album, ‘‘Private Dancer. It hit the top of the charts with singles, “What’s Love Got to Do With It” and Better Be Good To Me.” credit: AP WIDE WORLD PHOTOS CURRENT I EVENTS 3 67 NO PEACE FOR BEIRUT — Twenty-three were killed when a car bomb hit the U.S. Embassy in Beirut. The tragedy was followed by questions about security measures. TOP MOVIES — Robert Duvall won best actor for his role in Tender Mercies.” Terms of Endearment” won three Oscars: best picture, best actress Shirley MacLaine, and best supporting actor Jack Nicholson. OLYMPIC CHAMPIONS — The U.S. won more Olympic medals than any other country in the Summer Olympics at Los Angeles. Two superstars were Carl Lewis, who won four gold medals in track events, and Mary Lou Retton, the first American woman to win an individual gymnastics Olympic medal. gH -10 PURPLE PRINCE — One of the hottest new musical artists of 1984, Prince rocketed to the top with his nationwide tour and his first movie, Purple Rain.” WHERE’S THE BEEF? — Clara Peller, age 80, immortalized the phrase Where’s the beef?” with her TV commercials for Wendy’s. SWEET NEWS—Dr. Daniel Azarnoff proudly displayed a molecular model of the artificial sweetener NutraSweet. New to the market, it quickly replaced saccharine in many low-calorie foods. CURRENT I EVENTS £V-c ENGLAND'S PRINCE HARRY — Charles and Diana had a second son, Prince Harry, third in line for succession to the British throne. ifc-OZL WORLD SERIES FOR THE TIGERS — The Detroit Tigers beat the San Diego Padres four games to one to win the 1984 World Series. LIBERTY GETS A FACE LIFT — After 98 years of wear, the Statue of Liberty began receiving badly needed repairs, including new iron supports and a new gold-plated torch. SPACE WALK — Mission specialists aboard the Shuttle Challenger used manned maneuvering units to “walk” in space independent of their spacecraft. INNOCENT — Former automaker John DeLorean was acquitted after a long and highly publicized trial. VICTORY — Michael Jackson and his brothers performed 55 concerts on their massive “Victory Tour” throughout the U.S. There had been initial controversy over high ticket prices. credit: AP WIDE WORLD PHOTOS CUI?I?I=NT ISVIiNTS DUPE 8 £ 7 SOVIET FUNERAL — Soviet leader Yuri Andropov died on Feb. 9 and Konstantin Chernenko succeeded him. -08 OLYMPICS, YUGOSLAV STYLE — At the winter Olympics in Sarajevo, the U.S. netted four gold and four silver medals. Scott Hamilton won the men's figure skating and Steve Mahre won the Giant Slalom. pt-ef NOT SO TRIVIAL — Trivial Pursuit was the game of the year. Students at St. Vincent College in Latrobe, PA, even built a giant board for a trivia contest. WHO YA GONNA CALL? — Ghostbusters”, a comedy horror movie starring Dan Aykroyd, Bill Murray and Harold Ramis, was the highest grossing movie of 1984, earning over $200 million by year end. 9 -f( ELECTION '84 — Presidential candidates Ronald Reagan and Walter Mondale took part in two televised debates. The debates were close; the election wasn't. Reagan was reelected by a wide margin. FAMINE IN ETHIOPIA — Millions suffered in northern Africa from a famine caused by several years of drought. Belatedly aware of the tragedy, leading nations rushed food and money to the scene. CURRENT I EVENTS ► Zhe Versailles sport’s teams have a magic all of their own. Zhis magic can be seen in the lasting friendships that develop between team members, in the hardwork and dedication put forth by all, and especially in winning with the pride and dignity that only Versailles could show. This year, the spirit soared throughout the high school. Students used their imaginations and did some pretty wild and crazy things to show their support. Even some of the teachers got in on the act to show just how much spirit they had. The cheerleaders came up with some great ideas to brighten up many Fridays during the year. Backwards Day, Toga Day, Hat Day, Shades Day, Stuffed Animal Day, and Orange and Black Day are just a few of those great ideas. All in all, this 1985 school year was a huge success not only because of the wins, but also because each individual possessed and gave off so much spirit and electricity! 56 Team Defies Odds RESERVE Versailles 6 Versailles 0 Versailles 8 Versailles 27 Versailles 6 Versailles 14 Versailles 16 Versailles 6 Piqua Coldwater Miami East Graham Tipp City Milton-Union Lehman Covington 58 1) Mo looks for an open receiver. 2) The Reserve watch intensely. 3) Scott Dieringer looks for an open hole. 4) All eyes are on Mo. 5) Coach Hetrick and Coach Donnelly discuss the plans of another victory. 6) Spidey snares another pass on route to setting a new school record of 35 catches. ' 7) What, Doug misses a pass! 8) Mo, what are you thinking of? 9) Coach Hetrick explains the strategy to the offensive squad. Varsity Versailles 2 Marion Local 0 Versailles 12 Piqua 16 Versailles 0 Coldwater 27 Versailles 8 Miami East 21 Versailles 27 Graham 0 Versailles 7 Tipp City 6 Versailles 20 Milton-Union 14 Versailles 0 Lehman 21 Versailles 7 Covington 7 Versailles 17 S.C.C. 14 Most Valuable Players Offense Defense Doug Mangen Ryan Brown Keith Moorman Todd Phelan Matt Grisez “With only four seniors on the squad, not much was expected of this years team. But with pride, desire, and hardwork. they fought for the league championship into the final weeks. A team I'll always be proud of.” Coach Hetrick Varsity and Reserve Football When the main ingredients of teamwork, dedication, and pride are added to an excellent coaching staff, the results are a winning season for the Versailles Tigers. Even though the team lacked experience and size, it roared to a 2-0 victory over Marion Local. The Tigers then encountered three consecutive losses to super powers: Piqua, Cold-water, and Miami East. But the fiesty Tigers still refused to surrender, and they battled back to win four games and to tie one of the six remaining games. The only real defeat was suffered at the hands of the state bound Lehman Cavaliers. The Tigers slate ended up at 5-4-1. Following in the footsteps of the Varsity team, the Reserve Tigers also did quite well. After a slow start, the reserve team came back to win their last three games and ended the season with a record of 4-3-1. 1) The Cavs are about to encounter the “Mighty Tiger Wall.” 2) Rod gets the extra yard. 3) “Hey, Ryan where’d you go? 4) Doug gets the first down and more. 5) The reserve players play the tough “D”. 6) Coach, I don’t care if I don’t have pads. Put me in. anyway. 7) Coach Hetrick is surrounded by a pack of tigers. 8) Dave Bruns bulldozes his way through the opposition. Bottom Row: Manager — Kevin Schrader, Chris York, Eric Moran, Chris Pleiman. Kevin Baltes, David Buxton, Doug Slagle, Brent Phelan, Ted Lyons Row 2: Kevin Berger, Bob Ahrens, Kevin Bohman, Lee Gehret, Rod Grilliot, Brent Frantz, Bryan Albers, Lee Knore, Doug Batty. Joe Gigandet Row 3: Jeff Kremer, Chris George, Randy Christian, Scott Dieringer, Dave Seigel, Doug Mangen, Tim Lyons, Todd Phelan. Keith Moorman, Tony Brandt. Sam Holsapple Row 4: Rob Arling, David Pohl, Craig Prenger, Shannon Petitjean, Chris Kemper. Greg Goubeaux, Matt Watren, Kent Miller, Matt Grisez, Tim Brandt, Matt Heffner. Ryan Brown. Jim Francis Row 5: Coach Agne, Trainer — Tim Summers, Coach Hetrick. Coach Stall, Dave Bruns, Jeff Marshall. Brad Monnin. Coach Graves, Dave Seibert, Manager — Alan Gehret Row 6: Coach Swisher, Coach Donnelly 8 61 Varsity Basketball 1. I can’t believe this is happening to me! 2. Tom making his move. 3. Jim. flying high! Left to right: Ryan Brown, Keith Moorman, Tom Petit-jean, Chris Pothast, Jeff Marshal, Brad Monnin, Tony Streib, Jim Meyer, Jeff Kremer, Luke Subler, Dan DiSalvo, Steve Lawrence, Coach Mescher The 1984-85 Basketball season turned out to be another long one for Versailles. Although the Tigers suffered the agony of defeat more than the thrill of victory, new coach Ron Mescher managed to lead the team to big victories over good clubs from Mississinawa and Minster. With the experience the underclassmen gained over the season, the 1985-86 season should be better. WE THEY Marion Local 35 67 Piqua 49 78 Minster 61 58 Tri-Village 55 63 St. Henery 52 82 Coldwater 62 96 Tri-Village 70 73 Arcanum 58 75 Mississinawa 71 54 see 46 78 Miami East 68 61 Ansonia 46 47 Greenville 49 75 Tipp City 67 69 Milton Union 53 59 Russia 45 43 Lehman 39 67 Ft. Loramie 37 71 Covington 44 57 Graham 59 50 Benjamin Logan 54 68 63 Reserve And freshman basketball Front: Kevin Berger, Brent Frantz, David Siegel, Bruce York, Todd Prenger, Back: Coach Turner, Brett Norris, Pat Custenborder, Rod Grillot, Matt Watren, Dan DiSalvo Front: Brent Phelan, Dan Watren, David Buxton, Eric Moran Jim Gigandet, David DeLaet Back: Coach Swisher, Lee Knore Craig Prenger, Matt Wuebker,’ Chris York, Doug Davidson Both the reserve and freshmen basketball teams had pretty good seasons. The reserve team ended the season with a 10-10 record while the freshmen ended the season with a’6-7 record. The season turned out to be very exciting for all those involved. 64 FRESHMAN Russia Ft. Loramie Houston Coldwater Arcanum Miami East Marion Local Greenville Tipp City Milton Union Mississinawa Lehman Covington WE 26 32 28 22 33 41 24 30 41 42 41 36 40 THEY 19 49 36 46 31 33 39 38 42 32 36 54 32 THEY 37 52 50 35 49 53 37 38 50 47 43 35 46 41 38 58 49 42 52 40 WE 33 40 53 52 33 47 39 40 34 34 60 36 39 49 44 50 59 25 32 47 RESERVE Marion Local Piqua Minster Tri-Village St. Henry Coldwater Tri-Village Arcanum Mississinawa see Miami East Ansonia Greenville Tipp City Milton Union Russia Lehman Ft. Loramie Covington Graham VARSITY Left to right: Bethany Griesdorn, Lois Schlater, Judy Brunswick, Kelli Stahl, Renee Winner, Jill Wilker, Melissa Schlecty, Diane McEldowney, and Coach Barga 1) Raise your hand if your sure! 2) The High Five Sisters 3) Arabelle Kingrey taking to the air. 4) S-C-H-L-I-C-K 66 RESERVE Row 1: Cindy Broerman, Christy Miller, Arabelle Kingrey, Julie Ehlers, Wendy Frantz, Chris Gou-beaux Row 2: Judy Miller, Kim Gaier, Coach Taylor, Susan Knapke, Rose Albers, Vickie Knapke Individual Awards Most Improved .. Arabelle Kingrey Most Valuable .Diane McEldowney Best Defense ......Renee Winner Rookie................Kelli Stahl The varsity and reserve teams played every game with the spirit and determination of true champions. When they won, they won with modesty, and when they lost, they lost with pride. The varsity team ended the season with a respectable 14-7 record. The reserve ended with a 5-13 record. The reserve team improved much over the season and will continue with the same spirit and determination as they become varsity players. 67 Wrestling 1. Is Steve enjoying this? 2. The look of Tiger determination. 3. So close, but yet so far. Front: Joe Ruschau, Rick Platfoot, Todd Francis, Chuck Platt, Tim Huber, Karl Albers, Andy Turpen Row 2: Coach Voisard, Todd Mangen, Doug Slagle, Derk Kingery, Tony Brandt, Steve Duncan, Brian Voisard, Bryan Albers, Randy Christian Row 3: Coach Glassco, Joe Fast, Terry Dirksen, Dan Rethman, Matt Grisez, Tim Brandt, Matt Heffner, Todd Phelan, Coach Berger 68 J___L_ K It I 1 WE THEY Graham 21 39 Tipp City 6 59 Carlisle 33 33 Brookville 23 46 Eaton 30 41 Chaminade 13 47 Covington 43 9 Mississineawa 49 19 Tri-Village 55 6 Coldwater 53 18 Dayton Christian 48 15 Tipp City 16 45 Valley View 45 19 It was a rebuilding year for the 1984-85 wrestling team. Having only three seniors, the majority of the team was made up of sophomores. Considering the fact that the players were young, the team finished the season with a very impressive 6-6-1 record. Karl Albers was named Most Valuable Player, and he shared the record of having the most pins with Derk Kingery. Rookie of the Year was Steve Duncan, while Dan Rethman was named Most Improved Player. Todd Phelan was selected for second team All-Area. 1. Is biting allowed? 2. Ooo la la! 3. Fast on the move. 4. Please don’t throw me! 69 Senior medalist, Ron Drees, led the team to an overall 14-2 record. The team went on to a 5th place in the Ridge Classic, a 3rd place in the Bethel Invitational, and a 5th place in the Princeton Classic then finally to tie the school record for the best placing at the “AA” Districts. The golf team’s hard work and determination led them to one of the best golf seasons this school has ever had. Their excellent record reflects the superb coaching job done by Dr. Pete DiSalvo. Lt. to Rt. — Joe Ruschau, David DeLaet, Dan Didier, Dean Treon, Josh Eiting Zee Off' Vers. — S.C.C. Vers. — Lehman 165-168 W 173-188 W Vers. — Mississinawa Vers. — Covington 155-189 W 171-197 W Vers. — Minster Vers. — Russia 171-218 W 169-202 W Vers. — Miami East Vers. — Bellfontaine 167-188 W 181-176 L Vers. — Coldwater Vers. — Greenon 167-196 W 181-207 W Vers. — Graham Ridge Classic 178-167 L 5th 18 teams Vers. — Tipp City Bethel Invitational 167-176 W 3rd 11 teams Vers. — Ft. Loramie Princeton Classic 166-192 w 5th 21 teams Vers. — Brookville S.R.C. Tournament 163-169 w 3rd Place Vers. — Springboro “AA” Sectional 163-170 w 3rd Place Vers. — Milton Union “AA” District 167-192 w 8th Place 70 MEDALIST TROPHY Ron Drees MOST IMPROVED TROPHY Chuck Platt HONORABLE MENTION Dan DiSalvo Jim Ruschau Front Row: Tony Drees, Chuck Platt, Back Row: Dan DiSalvo, Ron Drees, Jim Ruschau, Brett Norris 1) Dan shows his casual look. 2) WOW! Look at that shot. 3) The tuff seniors! 4) Just a swingin’ 5) Josh hits another 300 yard drive. 6) “Please go in!” 7) “What do you mean, it went into the creek”. 8) Brett thinks he’s bad after sinking his birdie putt. 9) Tony reads the greens better than his books. 71 Running With In spite of this season’s setbacks some within and some beyond the team’s control, there were many triumphs: new members realizing that they could indeed complete the grueling race, numerous “personal bests,” five members going on to the district meet, and Angie DiSalvo competing at the state level. Because of cross country’s unique combination of individuality and teamwork, these were not merely personal triumphs, they were shared by the whole team. Though the statistics may portray a mediocre season at best, these triumphs and the friendships created this year leave the seniors with only one regret, that this season was their last. 72 Front: Coach Leininger, Arabelle Kingrey, Angie DiSalvo. Joyce Neargarder, Tina Frantz, Julie Weaver, Andy Paulus, Back: Brian Gerling. Jim Monnin, Larry Nickol, Bill Nieberding. Rob Noggle. Steve Duncan, Karl Albers 1. Julie takes it all in stride. 2. And they think this is hard work!?! 3. Angie has what it takes to go to state. Batter Up! The baseball team’s season started slowly but soon began showing improvement. After losing six of their first seven games, they turned around and won seven of their next eight games, having big wins over Bradford, Covington, and Missis-sinawa. Some of the special awards were given to Chris Pothast who received Most Valuable Player; Most Improved Player was Ron Drees; and Best Defensive Player was Keith Moorman. Varsity Team Players: Front Row: Matt Heffner, David Seigel, Pat Custenborder, Chris Derr. Ron Drees. Rod Grillot, Brett Norris. Matt Watren Back Row: Steve Lawrence, Jim Meyer, Tony Streib, Doug Niekamp, Chris Pothast, Keith Moorman, Rick Ware Reserve Team Players: Front Row: Todd Prenger, Mike Anderson, Matt Barga, Todd Francis, Dan Wa-tren, Joe Ruschau, Kevin Baltes, Eric Moran, Craig Prenger, Lee Gehret Back Row: David Pohl, Brett Norris, Lee Knore, Rod Grillot, Chris York, Brent Phelan, Dan Watren, Chris Derr, Bryan Kissinger, Coach Swisher The Reserve Baseball season was a good learning experience. The team was freshman dominated so their inexperience showed at times. The weather was excellent, so good in fact that one team cancelled a game so their players could go home and farm. There were no rain-outs. The Tigers started out well in March with a 3-0 record but struggled in April and lost 9 games in a row. They did turn it around to win 3 of their last 4 games to finish with a 6-10 record. Speed was a major asset as the Tigers stole 42 bases in 51 attempts. The team average was .286. All in all the season was successful as they learned much about the game. 1. How’s Dat? 2. Aqua Velva Man 3. I hate this job!! 4. Matt catches another one. 5. Another perfect pitch. 75 1. Are you serious?!? 2. Feet, don’t fail me now. 3. Since when has Rick been camera shy? 4. Tony makes another great play. Varsity Team Scores Versailles 1 Marion 3 Versailles 4 Piqua 8 Versailles 4 Greenville 2 Versailles 1 Coldwater 7 Versailles 1 Minster 4 Versailles 0 Miami East 14 Versalles 6 Ft. Loramie 9 Versailles 6 Tipp City 3 Versailles 9 Ansonia 3 Versailles 8 West Milton 6 Versailles 3 Arcanum 18 Versailles 3 Lehman 1 Versailles 21 Bradford 3 Versailles 13 Covington 0 Versailles 19 Mississinawa 5 Versailles 2 S.C.C. 7 Versailles 7 Parkway 4 Versailles 5 Grahman 3 Versailles 2 Miami East 9 Versailles 2 Marion 1 Versailles 3 Tipp City 0 Versailles 4 Graham 6 Versailles 4 St. Marys 5 Season 12-11 League 4-3 76 Reserve Baseball Scores Versailles 10 Fairlawn (Varsity) 8 Versailles 17 Greenville 8 Versailles 5 Russia 2 Versailles 10 St. Henry 15 Versailles 10 Piqua 15 Versailles 9 Coldwater 16 Versailles 10 Coldwater 26 Versailles 2 Miami East 15 Versailles 6 Tipp City 18 Versailles 3 Milton Union 4 Versailles 21 Covington 4 Versailles 6 Miami East 10 Versailles 4 Coldwater 12 Versailles 12 St. Henry 8 Versailles 10 Piqua 12 Versailles 7 Marion 0 Other Special Awards: All League — Chris Pothast, Shortstop; Tony Streib, First Base All Miami Valley Baseball Coaches Association — Tony Streib, First Base Second Team All League — Ron Drees, Outfield Honorable Mention — Keith Moorman, Outfield; Matt Heffner, Third Base 77 The 1985 softball team, led by five seniors, finished the season with a record of 10 and 6. The team began strong but was slowed a bit by numerous injuries. When tournament time came, the Tigers started off well by beating their opponent, Graham, but numerous mental errors led to the demise of the Tigers to an undefeated Northwestern. The Tigers final game came in league action against Graham, but the lack of hitting on the Tigers part caused them to fall to the score of 2 to 7, thus making them third in the league with a record of 5 and 2. The first team SRC Honor went to Shelly Pierron, at first base. Second team Honors went to Joyce Schlater, catcher; Bev Davidson, pitcher; Tabi Keihl, pitcher; and Melissa Schlecty, outfield. Honorable Mentions went to Diane McEldowney, shortstop and Kelli Stahl, Designated Hitter. Special team awards went to Joyce Schlater — MVP; Connie Gehret; Most Improved; and Margie Huber, Miss Softball. Overall, the season went well with a few disappointments, but the valuable experience gained by the underclassmen will surely show in the upcoming seasons. Below Pictured: Row 1: Joyce Schlater, Melissa Schlecty, Tabi Keihl, Denise McClurg, Diane McEldowney Row 2: Connie Gehret, Margie Huber, Chris Goubeaux, Bev Davidson, Kelli Stahl Row 3: Coach Huber, Lois Schlater, Shelly Pierron, Jill Wilker, Brenda Streib, Beth Groff, Joyce Neargarder, Coach Mescher Greenville We 5 They 8 Tri-Village 11 5 Miami East 14 1 Tipp City 23 8 Ansonia 14 4 Milton-Union 2 6 Arcanum 6 3 Lehman 10 3 Covington 8 5 Bradford 6 7 see 8 4 National Trail 11 10 Graham (tournament) 8 2 Northwestern (tournament) 8 14 Piqua 5 10 Graham 2 7 78 Softball 1) Oh, my tummy hurts. 2) Shelly stretches for the out. 3) Good catch, Joyce! 4) Goin, Goin, Gone. 5) Cindy makes the out. 6) On your mark — get set — 7) Is it heavy? Row 1) Cindy Meyer, Tracy Cotrell, Joyce Near- gardcr, June Mangen, Judy Miller Row 2) Julie Platfoot. Melinda Mangen. Jackie Schlatcr. Stephanie Neff. Donna Reiser Row 3) Janet Gchret, Rose Albers, Wendy Frantz. Vickie Knapke, Coach Huber 79 RESERVE SCOREBOARD BRADFORD COLDWATER F-M HOUSTON MIAMI EAST ST. HENRY GRAHAM TIPP CITY MILTON UNION MARION LOCAL ARCANUM LEHMAN NEWTON COVINGTON SPRINGFIELD ANSONIA TRI VILLAGE 16-14. 15-10 15-7, 14-16, 15-9 10-15, 11-15 T5-9. 15-1 15-8. 16-14 9-15. 1-15 15-7, 15-9 12-15, 15-11. 9-15 8- 15. 15-13, 15-9 7-15. 8-15 55 15-7, 15-2 9- 15, 15-3. 15-10 15-6. 15-5 15-5. 15-4 15-10, 15-4 15-6. 8-15, 15-10 15-10. 3-15, 11-15 Row 1: Joyce Schlater, Renee Winner, Melissa Schlecty, Renee Mangen, Row 2: Lois Schlater, Chris Goubeaux. Bethany Gries-dorn, Deb DeLaet, Row 3: Jackie Schlater, Wendy Frantz, Kim Oldiges, Bev Davidson, Cindy Broerman. Cheryl Meyer, Tracy Co-trell. Row 4: Janet Gehret, Cindy Meyer, Kelli Stahl, Rhonda Grilliot, Shelly Pierron, Michelle McKay, LeAnne Wenning, Row 5: Mrs. Kremer, Stacy Hoelscher, Ms. Taylor and Mrs. Holfinger. 80 The Varsity Volleyball team ended the year with a 6-13 overall record and a 2-5 record in the SRC. VARSITY SCOREBOARD BRADFORD 15-5, 15-6 COLDWATER 13-15, 4-15 BROOKV1LLE 10-15, 3-15 F-M 8-15, 12-15 HOUSTON 15-6, 15-12 MIAMI EAST 15-6. 15-1 ST. HENRY 6-15, 1-15 GRAHAM 15-12, 16-18, 14-16 TIPP CITY 15-3. 5-15, 15-6 MILTON UNION 11-15, 15-9, 11-15 MARION LOCAL 3-15, 1-15 ARCANUM 15-5, 11-15, 15-10 LEHMAN 15-13, 4-15, 14-16 NEWTON 15-13, 15-4 COVINGTON 15-11. 13-15, 8-15 SCC 11-15, 10-15 ANSONIA 10-15, 9-15 MILTON UNION 6-15, 15-9, 9-15 TRI VILLAGE 1-15, 6-15 The 2-5 league record is somewhat misleading in the girls play. The team won easily over Miami East and Tipp City and the rest of the league matches were all hard fought as they went to three close games each time. The outlook for next year is very bright with eight returning letter-men plus some strong underclassmen hoping to move up to the varsity level. With hard work and a positive attitude, the volleyball team can very easily bounce back from a disappointing 6-13 season to a very rewarding one in 1985. At the end of the year, awards were given to: Kelli Stahl — Rookie of the Year; Lois Schlater — Best Defensive Player; and Bev Davidson — MVP and Best Offensive Player. All league selections were also received by three outstanding players. Deb DeLaet and Lois Schlater were chosen as SRC Honorable Mention and Bev Davidson was selected as first team all SRC. The girls reserve volleyball had an excellent season this year finishing 12-5 overall and 6-1 in the league. The young tigers finished in a first place tie with Milton Union in the SRC. Rhonda Grilliot and Kelli Stahl led the way with 139 serves and 70 spikes, respectively. This talented young group showed that determination and a never-say-die attitude can produce very rewarding re- sults. This coming year should prove to be gratifying with these skilled athletes. 81 VMS Moys Zmck JK Row 1: Luke Subler, Andy Paulus, Ted Lyons, Jim Monnin, Doug Slagle, Brent Frantz, Dan DiSalvo. Row 2: Coach Graves, Doug Mangen. Larry Nickol, Bill Nieberding, Brian Gerling. Martin Bartik, Tom Petitjean, Kent Miller, Chris Kemper, Todd Phelan. 82 A record of seven wins and nine losses does not reveal the true winners that made up the 1985 VHS track team. Throughout the season individual efforts proved that the young tigers were a dedicated, hard working squad. Regional qualifiers were Dan DiSalvo, 1600 meter run, and Kent Miller, 400 meter dash. Though unable to qualify for state both Kent and Dan will be returning next year to better their performances. Special Awards: Dan DiSalvo, Team Leader and High point Man; Doug Slagle, Rookie of the year; Brian Gerling, Most Improved. 83 VMS Girls Zrack Row 1: Deb DeLaet, Michelle McKay, Angie DiSalvo, Julie Weaver, Renee Winner, Susie Treon, Sandy Didier, Tammy Baltes, Jill McEldowney, Kim 01-diges. Row 2: Tina Frantz, Arabella Kingrey, Kim Gaier, Cindy Broerman, Kathy Monnin, Rhonda Grillot, Joyce Rethman. 84 The 1984-85 girls track team had a good year. Angie DiSalvo, a freshman, set a new record in the 3200 meter run. She, along with Renee Winner and the 400 meter Relay Team consisting of Cindy B., Tammy B., Rhonda G., and Sandy D. made it to regional competition. Angie was the only one to qualify for state finals in both the 1600 meter and 3200 meter runs. Special awards for the year were given as followed: MVP Track — Angie D.; MVP Field — Renee W.; Rookie of the Year — Angie D.; Most Improved — Cindy B. SELECT SCORES VHS 71 Marion Local 56 Covington Invitational 4th SRC 3rd Districts 6th 85 1. Come on everyone, we just scored so cheer. 2. Missy and Jill intensely watch the game. 3. Varsity football basketball cheerleaders: front: Stephanie Neff, middle: Deb DeLaet, Annette Grieshop, Joyce Rethman. back: Missy Prenger, Jill McEldowney, Susie Treon. 4. Our wrestlers are the top! 5. Don’t bother me now! 6. Wrestling cheerleaders: front: Cindy Bay-man, Brenda Subler. middle: Julie Dorsten, Jeanne Drees, Teresa Rethman. back: Rhonda Grillot, Julia Drees. 7. Football mascot, Margie Huber. 8. Reserve football basketball cheerleaders: front: Diane Paulus, Julie Grieshop. middle: Jill Barga, Jill Subler. back: Melina Mangen, Christi Fields. 86 Spiritleaders 1. The cheerleaders perform at a pep assembly. 2. Yeah! Let’s go tigers! 3. Jr. high wrestling cheerleaders: Sundra Wakefield, Dodie Sirch, Jackie Ruschau, Star Hemmelgarn, Susan Huelskamp, Missy Wakefield. 4. Carey, Carrie, and Susie show their spirit at a football game. 5. What are we waiting for? 6. What am I suppose to do now? 7. Jr. high football basketball cheerleaders: front: Crissy Subler. middle: Jenny Subler, Carey Schultz, Susie Meyer, back: Stacy Dirksen, Lisa Gigandet, Sheri Neargardner, Carrie Coomer. 87 Jr. High football 1st Row: Jeff Subler, Dan George, Ryan Smith. Brian Kunk, Allen Knapke. Mike Gou-beau. Kevin Harman. Shane Stonebraker, Todd Schmitmeyer, Jason Davis, Chad Mon-nin, Danny Ahrens 2nd Row: Kevin Batty, Bruce Schuette, Dan Gaier, Mike Shardo. Joel Wuebker, Steve Bey. Kenny Baltes, Carl Gehret. Jason Stam-men, Mike Magoteaux, Jerry Bey, Mike Williams, Bob Magoteaux 3rd Row: Coach Swisher, Ron Grisez, Brad Gigandet, Brad Schulze, Rick Plieman, Jamie Mescher. Ron Rismiller, Tim Oldiges, Brian Wagner, Jeff Francis, Scott Voisard, Kevin Cordonnier, O.J. Mills, Tom Treon, Brad Nie-kamp, Aaron Moran The 8th grade team enjoyed a very successful season with a 5-1-1 record. The SRC was very competitive this season with many good teams. The highlight of the season was the come-from-behind victory over Covington. The 7th grade team struggled through a difficult season against some very good teams. The expereince gained should help them next season when they compete in the SRC. WE THEY MIAMI EAST 14 6 GREENVILLE 6 36 7th Grade GRAHAM 16 14 TIPP CENTRAL 28 0 COLDWATER 0 30 7th Grade MILTON UNION 6 14 GRAHAM 0 26 7th Grade LEHMAN 14 6 MILTON UNION 0 30 7th Grade COVINGTON 8 6 PIQUA 8 12 7th Grade L.T. BALL 12 12 88 yr. High Wrestling The Jr. High Wrestling team had an excellent season this year. They were undefeated in dual meet competition and did well in the SRC tournament by placing second overall with many individual champions. This team exemplifies what hardwork, dedication, and team effort will bring. Also Coach Roll must be commended on his excellent coaching job by bringing out and developing each of these young wrestlers individual talents. Congratulation on a great season! WE THEY GRAHAM 53 41 BROOKVILLE 52 30 MIAMI EAST 62 11 TIPP CITY 72 12 MILTON INVIT. 3rd PLACE SRC 2nd PLACE 1st Row: Jerry Bey. Kevin Batty, Scott Kirksen, Charan Kingrey, Ryan Smith. Mike Williams, Steve Bey 2nd Row: Ron Rismiller, Kevin Cordonnier, Scott Voisard, Aaron Moran, Brad Huddle. Ron Grisez, Brad Gigandet. Bill Huwer 3rd Row: A.J. Bey. Allen Knapke, Eric Bubeck, Jon Keihl, Mike Droesch, Keenan Leichty, Coach Roll 89 Hr. High . . . The eighth grade boys’ basketball team achieved a record of eight wins and seven losses. Tom Treon along with Scott McEldowney contributed greatly to the team’s achievements. The season of the seventh grade basketball team ended with six wins and seven losses. Joel Weubker led the Tigers in scoring. Shane Stone-braker also added to the performance of the team. Both jr. high teams showed a great deal of talent and ambition. 1. Jason puts the ball through the hoop. 2. Get off my foot! 3. What goes up must come down. 4. Front: Eddie DeLaet, Scott McEldowney, Brian Wagner, Jamie Mescher, Larry Kruck-eberg, Eric Johnston. Back: Kenny Spitzer, Tim Oldiges, Tim Amrhein, Lewis Stahl. Tom Treon, Jeff Francis, Coach McEldowney. 5. Front: Mike Beal, Jeff Subler, Jason Stam-men, Mike Goubeaux, Jim Spitzer, Danny Ahrens, Mike Shardo. Back: Shane Stonebraker, Mike Magoteaux, Travis Powers, David Broerman, Joel Wuebker, Kevin Marrs, Bruce Schuette, Chad Monnin, Coach Summers. 90 . . . basketball Successful The eighth graders’ season, which ended with three wins and eight losses, was set with obstacles from the beginning; some disappointing losses caused a lack of confidence. The girls finally overcame this at the end of the season. Tina Kremer led the Tigers along with Sundra Wakefield. Beth Merkle contributed with a great defensive game. The biggest thing the team learned this year: to achieve success takes hard work along with team work. The seventh grade team started out slow but finished strong with four wins and five losses. Although many of the girls did not possess height, they made up for it with aggressiveness. Two twins, Chris and Tina McEldowny, led the seventh graders this year. Melissa Christian led the Tigers in rebounding. Much improvement was shown by all throughout the year. vermuestsob 1. Front: Carrie Rhoades, Angie Kuykendal, Star Hemmelgarn, Susan Streib, Renee McClurg. Middle: Michelle Dirksen, Beth Merkle, Missy Derr, Linda Wakefield, Tina Kremer. Back: Laura Wakefield, Becky Knapke, Sundra Wakefield, Kelly Crotcher, Beth Monnin, Coach Bixler. 2. Front: Chris McEldowny, Tracy Mumaw, Melissa Wakefield, Tina McEldowny, Nancy Merkle. Middle: Terri Ryder, Terri Lyons, Renee Magoteaux, Jane Bernholt, Becky Brown. Back: Coach Bixler Sherry Amrhein, Kitty Davies, Melissa Christian, Amy Hoelsher, Evie Martin. 91 Hr. High Cross Country This year there were four boys and three girls participating on the jr. high cross country team. Since five runners are required to qualify as a team, they could not receive a team score at meets. However, several successful performances were recorded this year. Lynn Jutte, the only eighth grade runner, had the best time of the season. She was closely followed by Jenny Platfoot. Even though 100 to 200 runners were involved in most of the invitational races. Versailles always placed in the top half. 1. Lynn strives for first place. 2. It’s not time to get sick now. 3. Look! It’s Alfalfa! 4. Nobody told me I’d have to run through a cow pasture. 5. Jenny struggles to contend. 6. Front: Lynn Jutte, Jenny Platfoot, Susanne Grow, David Broerman, Kevin Marrs, and Jim Spitzer; Back: Coach Leininger, (not present: Rick Schoen- 92 lein). ffr. High Volleyball Marion Local Bradford Ansonia I Vi Bast aster anklin Monroe Sllpp City I RTn Village ] Milton 4- Holy Angels 1 Piqua St. Marys ... . ami Eas ghth vent won lost won lost lost lost lost won won lost lost won won won won lost i t (tournament) 1. It's the new “Karate Kid.” 2. Laura is winding-up for the attack. 3. Front: Star Hemmelgarn, Beth Mer-kle, Catrina Kreger, Terri Lyons, Missy Wakefield, Rhonda Duncan, Karen Donnelly, Jane Bernholt, Missy Christian. Second: Michelle Pepple, Jenny Groff, Monica Heistand. Kitty Davis, Diane Grieshop, Angie Kuykendall, Julie Francis, Stephanie Gerling, Sheri Griesdorn . Third: Brenda Rethman, Cathy Collins, Amy Hoelsher, Carrie Rhoades, Jackie Ruschau, Linda Wakefield. Tia Harter, Jenny Gigandet . Fourth: Laura Wakefield, Sundra Wakefield, Beth Monnin, Tina Kremer, Coach Lynn Kremer. = stats. This year’s seventh and eighth grade volleyball teams along with their new coach, Lynn Kremer, gained experience. Although the eighth grade team finished the season with only two wins out of fifteen games, it had excellent players. For example, Sundra Wakefield and Tina Kremer added a great deal to the team. The-seventh grade team finished the season great. The girls accomplished eight wins and had only six losses. Two of the outstanding participants were Catrina Kreger and Julie Francis. Both teams played with much enthusiasm and are hoping for a better season next year. The Jr. High Boys Track team was slowed this year by a lack of depth, injuries and inexperience. But they showed a lot of dedication, and it began to pay off at the end of the season. Bruce Schuette had a personal best of 5’2” in the high jump and David Broer-man ran the mile in a time of 5:23 for his season’s best. Overall the team did their best and learned a lot. SZKWWG Front Row: Mike Boubeaux 2nd Row: David Broerman, Back Row: Bruce Schuette, Brad Schulze, Andy Nieport, Allen Pierron, Mike Magoteaux, Kenny Spitzer. 94 Off And Running! The Jr. High Girls Track team did an excellent job this year. In dual meets against Russia, An-sonia, and powerhouse Greenville, the girls turned in their best performances of the season. Each of the girls had the opportunity to experience the thrill of competition, the sweetness of victory, and the disappointment of defeat first hand. The girls also made many lasting friendships throughout the season. It was a great season, indeed! Front Row: Laura Wakefield, Star Hemmelgarn, Amy Hoelscher, Marcie Gilmore, Shelly Browder, Coach Krcmer, Sherry Asbrein, Beth Monnin, Jenny Roll, Ann Marie Subler, Linda Wakefield. 2nd Row: Kelly Crotcher, Stephanie Gerling, Michelle Dirksen, Sundra Wakefield. Chris McEldowney, Anita Nieport, Carrie Rhoades, Sheri Griesdorn, Carey Shultz, Back Row: Crissy Subler, Ronda Duncan, Lynn Jutte, Tina Kremer, Tina McEldowney, Cathy Collins, Melanie Bartik, Julie Francis, Jenny Platfoot, Lisa Gigandet, Missy Wakefield. 3or scute, clubs may mean nothing f more than a ticket out of Wednesday morning activity period. Hut for the majority of the students, clubs are joined with one obvious reason in mind having fun. So whether you’re interested in sports, farming, teaching, or just having fun, there’s a club for Front Row: Bernadette Bruening — Pres., Rhonda Ruchty — V. Pres. 2nd Row: Susie Troon — Sec’y, Mrs. Phelan — Advisor. Chris Pothast — Treas. 3rd Row: Jill McEldowney, Tony Drees. Doug Batty, Ron Drees, Jim Ruschau, Teresa Apple. Bev Davidson, 4th Row: Julie Greishop. Joyce Rothman. Ix is Schlater, Jenny Platfoot, Angie DiSalvo, Michelle McKay, 5th Row: Connie Drees, Brent Frantz, Dan DiSalvo, Bruce Schuette, Melina Mangen. Stacie Hoelscher 6th Row: David DeLael. Kevin Baltcs, Brad Monnin. Susie Meyer, Eddie DeLaet, Carey Schultz, Jerry Bey ___ The Student Council is an integral part of the Versailles High School. Not only does it represent the student body, but also, organizes the various assemblies such as Thanksgiving and Christmas, features many guest speakers throughout the year, and sponsors Homecoming as well as the talent show each year. The Student Council consists of two students from the 7th grade, four from the 8th grade, and six from each grade 9-12th. The Student Council is commended for a job well done this year! VERSAILLES TIGIRS Varsity V The Varsity V consist of athletes who have earned at least one varsity letter. Before Christmas the club visited Barney’s Childrens Hospital where they presented gifts to the children. They had purchased these gifts with money they had made from their fund raiser. Not only did the children at the hospital enjoy it, but also the Varsity V members came away with the true meaning of Christmas in their hearts. 1st Row: Alan Gehret. Todd Phelan. Renee Mangen. Tim Lyons, Derk Kingrey, Susie Treon. Karl Albers, Missy Prcnger, Keith Moorman, Renee Winner, Rick Ware, Chris Pothast. Mr. Hetrick 2nd Row: Bill Parmenter, Doug Mangen, Jim Meyer. Deb DeLaet. Tina Frantz. Joyce Neatgarder. Kim Oldiges, Bev Davidson, Bethany Gricsdorn, Lois Schlater, Diane McEl-downey, 3rd Row: Brad Monnin, Shelly Pierron. Teresa Rethman. 1 ,uke Subler, Tony Streib, Rob Noggle, Jim Monnin, Larry Nickol, Chris Goubeaux. Arabella Kingery, 4th Row: Bob Ahrens, Rvan Brown. MattGrisez. Doug Batty. Bryan Albers. Steve Duncan. Bill Nicbcrding, Tom Pctitjcan. Tammy Adkins. Jill McRldowney Gtieerleading Association Reviving the spirit and pride in VHS was the major goal of the Cheerleading Association this year. They accomplished this by sponsoring “spirit” days. For example, on hat day the students wore their favorite hat to show their spirit. These “spirit” days proved to be a huge success. 1st Row: Susie Treon — Pres., Missy Prenger — V. Pres., Cindy Bayman, 2nd Row: Teresa Rethman — Treas.. Julie Grieshop. Diane Paulus. Julie Drees. Brenda Subler. Julie Dorsten. Rhonda Grilliot. Melina Mangen. 3rd Row: Jill Subler — Sec'y, Stephani Neff, Christi Fields, Carey Schultz, Sundra Wakefield, Star Hemmelgarn, Sheri Neargarder, Carrie Coomer 4th Row: Dodie Sirch, Missy Wakefield, Susan Huelskamp. Susie Meyer, Jenny Subler, Shelley Dirksen, Jackie Ruschau, 225 5th Row: Jill Barga. Annette Grieshop, Joyce Rethman. Jill McElaotvtvey, Deb DeLaet . 99 n H S a A The National Honor Society sponsored a Jr. High dance in December. They helped with Senior Citizens Day, the Honors Banquet,land went to see Ansonia induct members into their NHS. T|aen, on March 28th, 32 new mbers, 13 juniors and 19 s liors, were inducted into ourTjHS. First Row: Jim Mcmnin, R6b Noggle, Linda Rethman, Dei Keis rjViv Ris-miller. Sharon Dapore, Renee Winner Row 2: Christinai otlKt, Deb Cordon-nie Kim Poor. June Brandeswie, Doug A rmstroagJj Lse Davies. Lisa Yount Elaine Wenning. Susie 'freon. Missy Prenger. Jan Subler Rpwr 3: Jenny larger Margie Huber. Leflds Mangen, Bev Davidson, Lori Simon, Annette Grieshop, Bill Niehefdi4: Teresa Apple. Deb DelTaet. Til® Ij’antz, Tabi Keihl, Cindv- Niekamp, Teresa Rethman Row 5} Chris Pot hast. 1 Doug Mangen JKtk Vi Kl The members in J.A. very hard thisp projects and sc public. Some went to a c was held in ended with Dayton. year ling the the yen orked king o the mbers n which The year held in Row 1: Brenda Stucke, Michelle Nixon. anie Reed, Cindy Bay-man. Lisa Phlipot, Lisa Bigham. Jill MoKMowney, Michelle Billenstein Row 2: Rhonda Ruchty. Theresa Diekmann. Diane Me Elder,vney, Pam Hoclseher, Brenda Schlater. Kim Poor. Deanna Zumberger. Lorry Nickol Row 3: Paula Ai ling, Patty Goubcaux, Kathy Dapore, Nancy Barton, Ix ri Barga, Mrs. Malone Row 4: Mr. Baucorn. Cindy Niekamp, Kim Plieman. June Spinner, Brenda Streib. Tammy Adkins f I 100 Members of the Art Club took a trip to Wright State this year to see the art department on the campus. Other members were chosen to be inducted into the Art National Honor Society. First row: Steve Duncan. Bryan Albers, Brian Voisard, Tina Frantz. Deb De-Lac t.| Sherry Lotz, Angie Sirch. Lisa Phlipot, Shane Kuykendall. Nancy Kclch Row 2: Brent Frantz, Kelli Stahl, LcAnne Wenning. Brenda Lunetto, Amy Magoto. Teresa Apple. Bethany Griesdorn, Paula Arling, Joyce Rindler. Julie Dorsten Row 3: Jill Wilker. Ara-bellc Kingrey. Julie Platfoot, Aimee Stuck. Jill Poly, Diane Paulus, Brenda Subler. Susan Keyser. Cindy Niekamp, Juno Spinner Row 4: Julie Subler. Chris Ressler. Si eve, Groff. Tim Lyons, Rick Ware, Josh Filing. Jill Barga, Tina Hemfnclgarn, Donna Daporc. Kathy Bensman. Row 5: Bill Wingfield. Shelley Gigandet, Angie Stuck, John Anderson. Alan Monnin, Larry Nickol. Keith Moorman. Dan Simmons Members of the Jr. High Art Club worked hard making different creations and then displayed them at the Arts Festival that was held in the spring. First Row: Larry Kruckcberg. Mrs. Eller. Susan Bruns, Evelyn Martin, Tina McEldowncy, Terri Lyons, Denise Monnin. Jackie Ruschau. Laura Wakefield Row 2: Bill Gantt, Brad Schulze, Jeff Subler, Allan Marshall. Rhonda Pelitjean, Kim Sabroff. Becky Gehrei. Chanda Pelitjean. Art Club {Jr. Migk Art Club 101 This year the OWE enter tournament and held their er-employee banquet at e school year. bowling ual emend of Row 1: Grog Dabe, Brian Crabtree, Greg Merkle. Jeff Rismiller, Lonnie Subler. Row 2: Keith Huber, ike Turpen. Duane Monnin, Jeff Apple, Bruce Mato, David Merkle. 3: Tonya Foster, Melissa Richards, Deb Fraley. Melissa Rindler. Mr. Norris. :f m Row 1: Angie Miller, Melissa Egner. Yvonne Runner. Row 2: Ron Turner, Ken Brown, Tony Brandt, Sam Holsapple. Row 3: Eddie DeLaet, Andy Nie-port. Arnold Monnin, Eric Mangen. 102 This was the second year for this club of 7th, 8th, and 9th graders which was head by Mrs. Leugers. The main project of the year was skits put on for the 5th and 6th graders. The students put a lot of time and effort into preparing for this event Most of the year was spent deciding the club’s future goals. A picnic was held at the end of the year. The club hopes to bring knowledge of drugs and alcohol to the students thru their efforts. ¥] sa Bargaf Melanie Bartik. Kitty Davis. Eric Katterheinrich. Kevin Harmon, Kenny BaitesTRow 2: Jenrifer Roll. Susan Huelskamp, Sundra Wakefield. Linda Wakefield, Lynn Jutte, Laura WakefieldpRow 3: Mrs. Leugers. Michelle McKay, Josh Eiting, David DeLaet. 103 3ZA Row 1: Janet Gehret, Lynn Ahrens, Elaine Wenning. Janel Knapke, Sec. Patty Smith, Pres. Linda Rethman, Treas. Sharon Dapore. Elise Davies, Audrey Kelch, Viv RismUier, Row 2: Kelli Harman. Jill Barga. Larry Niekol. Leanne Wenning. Julie Drees, Stephani Neff. Susan Weaver. Nancy Claxton, ;Bccky Mincer. Row 3: Tammy Baltes, Norma Berger, Rachel Subler. Lisa Mangen, Stcfanie Miller. Melina Mangen. AimeeStuck. Missy St andi-fprd. Angie Noggle, Julie Keihl. Row 4: Chris Goubeaux.' Michelle Nixon. Melanie Reed. Julie Subler. Angie Schmitmeycr, Debbie Lotz. Brenda Mangen. Kim Plieman. Cindy Niekamp, Cheryl Meyer, Row 5: Vickie Knapke, Denise Zumburger, Valerie Kelch. Lori Simon, Sherry Lotz, Shelly Pierron. Susan Keyser, Denise McClurg, Tabi Keihl, June Brandewie, Shelly Jcnnin the FT A took a field trip to the University of Dayton. The club also held its annual teacher-student swap day, and sold candy to raise money for the club. 3MA Row 1: Theresa Dickmann, Denise McClurg. Cindy Bayman, Deb Berger. Kim Poor. Norma Berger. Julie Subler, Renee Mangen. Deb Cordonnier. Row 2: Yvonne Runner, Missy Egner, Judy Miller. Julie Keihl. Kim Plieman. Lynn Arhens, Lisa Marchal. Row 3: Tresa Barlage, Beth Merkle, Michelle Dirksen, Donna Hesson. Kristina Mangen. Angie Schmitmeycr. Missy Stockslager, Wanda May, Carol Poeppclman. Row 4: Shanon Coblcntz, Denise Monnin. Shelly Jennings. Christine Miller, Kim Gaier. Sharon Gehret, Jenny Gehret. The Future Homemakers of America had its 40th Anniversary this year. Our club, along with many other clubs across the nation, celebrated in many ways. 1985 yearbook Staff Ruschau. Elaine Wenning, Janel Knapke. Audrey Kclch. Editor Deb man. Libby Davis. Holly Balies. Jennifer Barge. Lynn Subler, Advisor vs V The 1985 yearbook staff has worked extra hard this year to make this yearbook the very best. We hope you have as much enjoyment looking at the book as we have had in putting it together. We all want to thank everyone who helped us with the yearbook, and the members of the staff would also like to thank Mr. Graves for being such a great advisor. 105 Spanish Club Front: Luke Subler, Mrs. Agne, Jill Wilker, Cheryl Meyer, Judy Miller, Kristina Mangen, Kim Pleiman, Donna Hesson. Middle: Michelle McKay. Rhonda Grillot, Christina Pothast, Bethany Griesdorn, Melina Mangen, Brenda Groff, Debbie Hesson, Missy Heitkamp, Brenda Nie-port, LcAnn Strobel. Back: Annette Gehnyi. Pam Goubeaux, Diane Keiser, Jackie Schlater, Angie Nog-gle. Jenny Gehret, Christine Miller, Sharon Gfehret, and Aimee Stuck. f % c I ; The Spanish Club and French Club held meetings throughout the year. During the meetings, the clubs would become more knowledgable atmit the dative country of the language that was spoken. These meetings were called culture days. The members of the clubs would bring in native foods for each other to taste. For example, during a Spanish culture day, the members would bring food in such as tacos, Spanish cookies, etc. Both clubs remained active with fund raisers and donated money to the Community Scholarship Fund. Stench Club First: Mrs. Agne. Shannon Petitjean, Michelle Dirk-sen. Michelle Fields, Angie Pepiot. Audrey Kelch. Elisa Davies, Julie Subler. Second: Darlene Gerling. Bev Davidson, Lisa Wakefield. Bethany Griesdorn. Lisa Niekamp. Shelly Pier-ron, Julie Weaver, Christi iss Standiford. Rachael Subler. Third: David Bruns, Ted Lyons, Craig Prenger, Brent Phelan, Tina Frantz, Angie DiS-alvo, Doug Slagel. Jill Poly, , Kim Galer Fourth: M Wu 'i ;:r: PPWj Tavidson. Matt Barga, Tim Huber. Brenda Subler, Kelli Stahl, LeAnne Wenning, Julia Drees. Tracy Cotrell, Ste-phani Neff, and Lisa Man- I gen. 106 Drama Club First: Elaine Wenning, Janel Knapke, Elise Davies, Tina Frantz, Holly Baltes, Bev Davidson, Teresa Apple, Doug Slagel, Andy Turpen. Second: Carrie Waymire, Viv Rismiller, Lisa Nie-kamp, Jennifer Barga, Lisa Wakefield, June Mangen, Renee Mangen, Kevin Berger. Third: Sharon Dapore, Linda Rethman, Libby Davis, Darlene Gerling, Lori Barga, Barb Shappie, Amy Magoto, Jill Wilker. Fourth: Deb DeLaet, Susie Treon, Kim Poor, Denise McClurg, Martin Bar-tik. Julie Grieshop, Kim Oldiges. Fifth: Bethany Griesdorn, Janet Gehret, Jill Barga, Kathy Grieshop, Susan Knapke, Lisa Berger, Brenda Gigan-det, Lynn Subler. Sixth: Brent Frantz, Rod Gril-lot, John Anderson, Joyce Rindler, Julie Dor-sten, Nancy Kelch, Joyce Rethman, and Vickie Knapke. This year the Drama Club performed the play “Welcome to the Monkey House.” The play concentrated on a small community acting group that was to present a play. The members of the Drama Club were very active in the play, whether it was acting, make-up, lights, etc., and made it for a success. College Club College Club is an organization that enables students to speak to different college representatives. As a result, the students learn more about the different colleges and universities and what each has to offer. Also, the club visited Ohio Northern University in the fall. They were able to tour the campus and talk to the students there. First: Libby Davis, Julie Subler. Jan Subler. Kathy Wilker, Susie Treon, Missy Prenger, Elaine Wenning. June Brandewie, Renee Winner, Deb Cordonnier. Second: Jill McEl-downey, Teresa Apple, Deb DeLaet, Bethany Griesdorn, Doug Niekamp. Doug Mangen, Jim Meyer. Todd Phelan, Steve Lawrence, Tim Lyons. Angie Ehlers, Rick Ware, Keith Moorman, Shelly Gigandet, Tony Kueterman, Bernadette Bruening. Third: Lisa Bigham, Brenda Streib, Joyce Neargarder, Bev Davidson, Jennifer Barge, Lori Simon, Tina Frantz, Lisa Wakefield. Teresa Rethman. Holly Baltes. Barb Shappie. Margie Huber, Angie Sirch, Patty Smith, Kristina Mangen, Sherry Lotz. Fourth: Tammy Adkins, Michelle Huddle, Michelle Fields, Angie Pepiot, Martin Bartik. Larry Nickol, Rob Noggle. Bill Nieberding, Jim Monnin. Tom Petitjean, Bill Parmenter, Cheryl Meyer, Janel Knapke, Deb Keiser, Lisa Yount, Michelle Dirksen. Fifth: Brenda Stucke, Chris Francis, Brenda Barlage, LeAnn Strobel, Pam Goubcaux, Christina Pothast, Linda Rethman, Elise Davies, Sharon Dapore, Julie Keihl, Judy Miller, Donna Hesson. Kim Pleiman. Sixth: Deanna Zum-berger, Diane McEldowney, Tabi Keihl, Brenda Lunetto, Viv Rismiller, Cindy Keiser, Mike Francis, Brad Bruns, Jan Gehret, Darlene Gerling, Annette Grieshop, Cindy Bay-man, Deb Berger. Seventh: Brenda Schlater, Joyce Schlater, Denise McClurg, Shane Kuykendall, Doug Armstrong, Amy Magoto, Julie Dorsten, Nancy Kelch. Joyce Rindler, Jill Wilker, Shelly Pierron, Susan Keyser, Cindy Niekamp. Eighth: Shannon Petitjean, Audrey Kelch, Bill Coomer, Ivan Gehret, Brad Monnin, Luke Subler, Jim Simon, Kim Poor, Jim Miles, and Tom Pohl. 107 Chorus Front: Bethany Griesdorn, Tina Frantz. Barb Shappie, Lisa Niekamp, Deb De-Laet, Teresa Apple. Lori Simon. Cindy Bay man, June Brandewie, Second: Rhonda Grillot, Angie DiSalvo. Kelli Stahl, Chris Goubeaux, Carol Poepple-man, Lynn Ahrens. Angie Schitmeyer. Third: Dan DiSalvo, Brent Frantz, David DeLact. Chris Derr. Rod Grillot, Sherry Lotz, Susan Keyser. Fourth: Brett Norris, Pat Custenborder. David Seigel, Matt Watren, Kim Oldiges, Susan Knapke, Lisa Berger, Julie Grie-shop. Back: Kevin Berger. Andy Tur-pen. Brent Phelan. Jim Francis. Andy Paul us. 4 The high school and jr. high chorus performed many times throughout the year. They sang at school programs and gave concerts. The jr. high chorus presented a play called “Teen” in late winter. Both groups also took part at the solo and ensemble contest. i a 1 .11111 opiu v Schuette, Su: TTowney, A Be; Nancy Merkle.lJenny atfoot, Lynh Poppelman, Susie Meyer. Eddie DeLaet, Tina K ‘emer, Jeffie TT!charc , Starr Jlcmm lgarn, tyflissy Derr. S concfrKevin.I; erron .fim Spitzer. Brian Keiser, Bruce Chad Monnin, h elanie Susan Jrieshop. Chris Mciii-ey, Alvttl t Corbin, Jean) Groff, CihdyM estgerdes. Third: Jeff Fi Cis. Kevin Coitlonmer. Lewi3 Si Scott Vdisard, SfteVe Hey, B Brown. Julie McGrath. K4lly Crotcner. inda Wakefield, Karen Gehrct. Back: Mike Thornsberry, Scot 1 MbEldowney, Mike Mago-teaux, Allen Knapke, Todd Magoto, Tresa Barlage, Ann Mar|e‘Subler, jsa Grieshop. _ 108 9lag Corp M i t Eg onnier. Middle: Renee June Brandewie. jE ircksfcn, Amy Ma- The fall is the season when th£ majorettes and flag corp ahard at WOrk. Both groups perform wtih the high school band at competitions Thejrnajorettesfand flags are rated in the | auxiliary cat phies. At s d a one rating. f 4i ■ ;ory and are able to win tro- te' competition both groups 1 ating. Majorettes p lip Jill Barga. Brenda Gigandet, Connie Drees, Jill Subler, Lisa Wakefield, and Darlene Gerling. Row 1: Martin Bartik. Row 2: John Anderson, Jason Keihl, Linda Rothman, Row 3: Cindy Reiser, Mike Sanderson, Elise Davies, Teresa Rethman, Libby Davis. Row 4: Viv Ris-miller. Shelly Pierron, Patty Smith, Susan Keyser, Jill Poly. Row 5: Tom Pohl, Sharon Dapore, Darlene Gerling, Lisa Yount. Row 6: Christina Pothast, Denise McClurg, Kim Poor. Pam Goubeaux The VHS Pep Band performed at every 1984-85 home basketball game. They were very essential in adding spirit and enthusiasm to the games. 1) Row 1: Elise Davies. Elaine Wenning, Diane McEldowney. Jim Miles Row 2: Lori Simon. Lisa Wakefield, Julie Grieshop. Lisa Berger, Connie Drees. Tracy McNutt, Kathy Monnin, LeAnn Strobel Row 3: Annette Geh-ron, Carrie Waymire, Teresa Rethman 2) Row 1: Annette Grieshop. Susan Keyser. Jill Poly. Joyce Rethman. Donna Hesson Row 2: Christina Pothast, Kim Gaier, Jody Condon. Sharon Gehret, Jan Gehret3) Row 1: Shelley Gigandet. Viv Rismiller Row 2: Jennifer Barge. Brenda Streib, Jill Wilker 4) Row 1: Christi Francis. Angie Ehlers. Tom Pohl, Cindy Keiser, Bev Davidson Row 2: Jill Barga, Jill Subler, Mike Sanderson, Jason Kcihl, Lisa Mangen. Susan Knapke. Cindy Broer-man 5) Row 1: Kim Poor. Denise McClurg, Janel Knapke Row 2: Lisa Niekamp. Rachel Subler 6) Row 1: John Anderson, Lisa Yount. Sharon Depore, Darlene Gerling Row 2: Lisa Meier. Missy Hiekamp, Aimee Stuck. Michelle McKay. Lisa Huelskamp 7) Band Director: Mr. Lear Concert Band The highlight of the VHS Concert Band season was a spring pops concert. Lionel Richie, Cats, and Big Bands were among the selections. But the band’s main objective was to strengthen each member’s playing ability to aid in next year’s marching band. 1) Row 1: Scott Dalstrom. Doug Parmenter, Brenda Groff, LeAnne Wenning, Brenda Subler, Matt Keihl Row 2) Lynn Subler, Holly Baltes, Amy Lehmkuhl, Jan Subler, Missy Prenger, Julie Subler, Pam Goubeaux 2) Row 1: Martin Bartik, Vickie Knapke, Jim Simon 3) Row 1: Patty Smith. Linda Rethman, Libby Davis, Angie Stuck Row 2) Debbie Hesson, Shelly Pierron. Judy Miller, Brenda Nieport, Brenda Gigandet, Denise Zumberger, Kathy Crieshop, Julie Enters, Jenny Gehret, Julie Drees, Diane Paulus Hr. High Concert Wand Row 1: Melissa Wakefield. Dodie Sireh. Cathy Collins, Melissa Christian. Kitty Davis. Jennifer Gigandet, Star Hemmelgarn. Lee Batty, Tony Parmenter, Row 2: Catrina Kreger, Susan Huelskamp, Renee Magoteaux. Tina Bergman, Marcie Gilmore. Sheri Neargardner, Carrie Coomer, Monica Hiestand. Juli Francis, Jennifer Roll. Stacy Dirksen, Caroline Hoellrich. Row 3: Christy Pohl. Carey Schultz. Donna Loxley, Jennifer Subler, Brenda Rethman Ann Marie Subler, Stephanie Gerling, Laura Wakefield, Jackie Ruschau, Lynn Juttc. Becky Knapke, Row 4: Karen Donnelly, Andrea Crowell, Jennifer ResSler, Carrie Rhoades, Shelly Copeland, Michelle Dirksen, Sheri Griesdorn, Kelly Croteher, Michelle Pepple, Linda Wakefield, Shona Wion. Brenda Shappie, Row 5: David Broerman, Susan Bruns, Tina DeMange, Denise Thobe, Anita Nieport, Renee MeClurg, Sundra Wakefield, Jennifer Goettemoeller, Terri Ryder, Julie Johnson, Row 6: Bob Johnson, Eric Katterheinrich, Ronda Duncan. Amy Hoelscher, Diane Grieshop. Mike Droesch, Andy Nieport, Allen Pierron, Robert Lacey Some of the jr. high band's activities included marching with the high school band to Ninety Nine Red Balloons, attending District Concert Band contest, and hosting the Jr. High Solo and Ensemble Contest. Under the direction of Mr. Lear, the jr high band will be able to join the ranks of the Versailles High School Band. A GJAM SZSP JOKWAKT) The 1984-85 school year proved to be one of superior representation for the Versailles FFA. During this year, two new organizations were firmly established to promote the growth and development of the Versailles FFA chapter. These organizations, the Jr. FFA and the Versailles FFA Alumni, pose an infinite number of possibilities for the chapter and were perhaps the most important developments of the year. In addition to this, the chapter was well represented in local, state, and national competition. For the first time ever, gold ratings were received in all three of the county public speaking contests and another top ten finish was grasped at state level competition in the state farm management test. In November, national recognition was gained when Bernadette Bruening was crowned as 1984 Queen of the American Royal at the national FFA Convention held in Kansas City, Missouri. The Versailles FFA’s success in competition can be attributed largely to the determination and dedication of the officers, team, and each of the individual members. With these qualities intact, the chapter can look forward to continued success in the future and can continue to do its part in securing the future of agriculture. Left to right; Row 1; Bernadette Bruening, Dan Simons, Chris Pothast, Lewis Mangen, Chris George, Doug Schmitmeyer, Steve Buscher, Row 2; Tim Meyer, Ted Barlage, Alfred Bulcher, Ron Claxton, Alan Gehret, Steve Gehret, Alan Monnin, Row 3; David Bruns, Chris Kemper, Steve Duncan, Wanda May, David Mangen, Tim Brandt, Dan Reth-man, Row 4; Mr. Custer, Jeff Marshal, Brian Barlage, Chris Plieman, Lee Gehret, Stacy Hoelscher, Joe Simmons, Danny Mincer, Row 5; Mike Stephan, Todd Mangen, Tony Brandt, Dan Winner, Daved Keihl, Bernie May, Steve Hoelscher 1. Bernadette, Royal Queen; beautiful. 2. Mr. Custer, eating again. 3. He sure looks thirsty. 4. Nice piggy, piggy. 5. Berger’s my name, Farmin’s my game. 6. Darke Co. Jr. Fair Queen 7. Too much pressure! 8. 1985 Versailles FFA Queen, Joyce Rindler 9. Surprise! A WtZASVje 3WJSH You’re only as good as your last performance.” A statement which holds very true for this year's VHS Marching Band. The season was off to a slow start as our new director, Mr. Lear, arrived the day before band camp. However, keeping up with the VHS tradition, the week was a complete success. At the end of the week. Sharon Dapore was voted as Most Helpful Upper Classmen” and ”Camper of the Week. Diane Paulus was named Rookie of the Year. Though the season often seemed to be on a rough and rocky road, hard work and determination paid off. Early in the season at Athens, the majorettes received a superior and the flag corps received its first 1st place award. The Newark contest brought the band one step closer to perfection by qualifing them for State Finals. The band once again proved its desire for excellence at state finals by receiving straight superiors. I guess you could say, ”We saved the best for last. 115 3 vs JVS is for juniors and seniors that want to specialize in a specific vocational program rather than continue a generalized high school education. An ordinary day for these students begins with a forty five minute trek to the Montgomery County Joint Vocational School in Dayton. In the morning they attend one hour of academics and one hour and a half of related classwork. Then in the afternoon the students receive hands on experience in the three hours of lab. The JVS students thus receive an intensive training program to gain the skills that will prepare them for employment after graduation. 118 JVS SENIORS JVS JUNIORS Ron Bohman — Diesel Mechanics Tim Bornhorst — Horticulture Rob Chappie — Restaurant Service Randall Christian — Data Processing Cindi DeMange — Cosmetology Scott Dieringer — Graphic Communication, Art Jeanne Drees — Dental Assistant Joe Gigandet — Carpentry Roberta Grisez — Restaurant Service Tena Leichty — Restaurant Service Jodie Mincer — Restaurant Service Dan Seibert — Electronics, Communication Dave Seibert — Atuo Mechanics Chris Streib — Auto Body Phil Albers — Horticulture Connie Brewer — Graphic Communication, Art Jenny Grilliot — Medical Service Jeff Harden — Auto Mechanics Shelly Keiser — Medical Service David Kremer — Avionics, Electronics Mitchell Staley — Machine Trades 119 121 Jenny Barge President Barb Shappie Vice President Holly Baltes Secretary Steve Buschur Treasurer With the Junior-Senior prom and getting ready to take the ACT and PSAT, the class of 1986 has been working very hard. During this year, students will make decisions that will have a major influence on their future. As Juniors, students will decide whether to attend JVS or continue with their education at Versailles. This year the Junior class sponsered the first powder-puff football game. However, the junior girls were defeated by the senior girls in a close game. Tammy Adkins Bob Ahrens Chris Amrhein Teresa Apple Paula Arling Holly Baltes Lori Barga Jenny Barge Brenda Barlage Nancy Barton Doug Batty Rolanda Bensman Lisa Bigham Michelle Billenstein Kevin Bohman Ron Bohman Cheryl Boring Tim Bornhorst Ryan Brown Rob Bubeck Steve Buschur Randy Christian Ronald Claxton Kathy Dapore Bev Davidson Deb DeLaet Cindy DeMange Mike Didier Scott Dieringer Michelle Dirkson Julie Dorsten Jeanne Drees Tony Drees Pat Eilerman Michelle Fields Jim Francis Tina Frantz Darlene Gerling Connie Gehret Ivan Gehret Jan Gehret Steve Gehret Chris George Joe Gigandet Patty Goubeaux Bethany Griesdorn Annette Grieshop Matt Grisez Roberta Grisez Beth Groff Steve Groff Matt Heffner Margie Huber Julie Keihl 0% TIGERS Nancy Kelch Shane Kuykendall Chris Heitkamp Donna Hesson Susan Keyser Bob Kelch Tina Leichty Sherry Lotz Amy Magoto Bruce Magoto June Mangen Kristina Mangen Lewis Mangen Jill McEldowney David Merkle Cheryl Meyer Tim Meyer Judy Miller Kent Miller Joe Mills Jody Mincer Brad Monnin Joyce Neargarder Cindy Niekamp Lisa Niekamp Brenda Nieport Bill Parmenter Andy Paulus Angie Pepiot Shannon Petitjean Tom Petitjean Lisa Philpot Shelly Pierron Kim Pleiman Gena Renzt Chris Ressler Teresa Rethman Missy Richards Joyce Rindler Missy Rindler Kevin Schrader Doug Schmitmeyer Dan Seibert Dave Seibert Barb Shappie Lori Simon Angie Sirch June Spinner Brenda Streib Chris Streib Tony Streib LeAnn Strobel Mike Stuke Luke Subler Brian Voisard Lisa Wakefield Jill Wilker Dan Wingfield Not Pictured: Rob Chappie Alan Monnin In Loving Memory of Tony Drees May 20, 1968-March 29, 1985 m ■ Frien life t “fong armc Mtade kingftr help me onward with my load. And since I have no goal to give, and lo-Je alone rhust make amends, mi; only ijprayer is while I li God|make me worthy jJMprrisids I This year the members of the class of 1987 ventured into new experiences. They toured the Miami Valley Joint Vocational School, a place that enables students to be trained in a specific field of interest for their future careers before graduating. Turning sixteen finally came to most of the students along with obtaining their driver’s licenses. This also was the era of purchasing their class rings. These achievements marked the beginning of future decisions and incidents that the sophomores must soon face to achieve their goals. Lynn Ahrens Bryan Albers Rose Albers John Anderson Tammy Balles Jill Barga Brian Barlage Kevin Berger Lisa Berger Norma Berger John Bey Bob Blakeley Tim Brandt David Bruns Jody Condon Jon Coomer Kim Crotcher Pat Custcnbordcr Donna Dapore Chris Derr Karen Didier Sandy Didier Terry Dirk sen Dan DiSalvo Connie Drees Steve Duncan Julie Ehlers Joe Fast Bob Frantz Brent Frantz Wendy Frantz Lisa Gaier Janet Gehret Brian Gerling Brenda Gigandet Chris Goubeaux Greg Goubeaux Julie Grieshop Kathy Grieshop Rod Grillot Jim Hamblin Kelli Harman Tina Hemmelgarn Shelley Jennings Jason Keihl Dale Keiser Donna Keiser Valerie Kelch Chris Kemper Scott Kindred Arabel Kingrey Bryan Kissinger Susan Knapke Vickie Knapke Jeff Kremer David Mangen Jeff Marshal Judy Marshal Lisa Marshal Mark Marshal Marty Martin Linda Martino Wanda May Cindy Meyer Angie Mills Dan Monnin Darryl Monnin Guy Monnin Tom Myers Fatty Niekamp Kim Oldiges Rick Platfoot Chuck Platt Chris Pleiman Carol Poeppelman Todd Prenger Dan Rethman Joyce Rethman Corey Rismiller Jeff Rismiller Stephanie Robinson Mike Sanderson Lois Schlater Angie Schmitmeyer David Seigel Melissa Stockslager Chad Stucke Phil Stutz Jill Subler Lonnie Subler Lynn Subler Doug Treon John Trittschuh Sandy Trittschuh Andy Turpen Matt Watren Carrie Waymire Mindy Wehrkamp David Westgerdes Bruce York Denise Zumberger Not pictured: Becky Mincer This year the freshman class of 1988 added a new and unique flavor to the high school. Experiencing many things for the first time, the new addition to the high school family took significant steps towards becoming the importance of the future. Homecoming, the GATB test, and ini- tiation into the different organizations were just a few of those significant steps. Since the freshmen had their own style, the high school took on a look totally different than the years before. With a little luck, the freshman class will continue to be a class with style. Rob Arling Kevin Baltes Matt Barga Tony Brandt Cynthia Broerman David Brown Ken Brown David Bruns David Buxton Nancy Claxton Donna Coblentz Tracy Cotrell Scott Dahlstrom Doug Davidson David DeLaet Dan Didier Sharon Didier Angie DiSalvo Julia Drees Josh Eiting Christi Fields Don Francis Todd Francis Kim Gaier Jennifer Gehret Lee Gehret Sharon Gehret Annette Gehron Jim Gigandet Becky Grisez Brenda Groff Michelle Hart Missy Heitkamp Kevin Hemmelgarn Deb Hesson Jeremy Hiestand Stacy Hoelscher Steve Hoelscher Sam Holsapple Tim Huber Lisa Huelskamp Jim Johnson David Keihl Matt Keihl Diane Keiser Michelle Kimmel Lee Knore Debbie Lotz Ted Lyons Brenda Mangen Lisa Mangen Melina Mangen Todd Mangen Michelle McKay Tracy McNutt Lisa Meier Christina Merkle Brad Miller Christine Miller Stefanie Miller Kathy Monnin Eric Moran Stephanie Neff Angie Noggle Bret Norris Doug Parmenter Diane Paulus Brent Phelan Julie Platfoot David Pohl Jill Poly Craig Prenger Joe Ruschau Jackie Schlater Doug Slagle Kelli Stahl Missy Standiford Mike Stephan Aimee Stuck Brenda Subler Rachael Subler Keith Thobe Dean Treon Ron Turner Dan Watren Susan Weaver LeAnne Wenning Bill Wingfield Dan Winner Matt Wuebker Chris York Crissy Subler, Treas. Lynn Jutte, Pres. Scott McEldowney, Vice Pres. Jenny Subler, Sec. uO£ Tim Amrhein Tresa Barlage Gunnar Bartram Kevin Batty Traci Bensman Steve Berger Jerry Bey Shelly Copeland Patty Corbin Kevin Cordonnier Kelly Crotcher Todd Deeter Eddie DeLeat Missy Derr Michelle Dirksen Scott Dirksen Mike Droesch Missy Egner Jeff Francis Bill Gantt Becky Gehret Karen Gehret Stephanie Gerling Brad Gigandet Jenny Gigandet Keri Gigandet Jenny Goettemoeller Sheri Griesdorn Lisa Grfieshop Ron Grisez Tia Harter Star Hemmelgarn Brad Huddle Bill Huwer Eric Johnston Lynn Jutte Lance Kelch Charan Kingrey Becky Knapke Linda Kramer Tina Kremer Larry Kruckeberg Angie Kuykendall Donna Loxley Bob Magoteaux Eric Mangen Paul Mangen Allan Marchal Kathy Marshal Renee McClurg Scott McEldowney Jamie McGlinch Beth Merkle Jamie Mescher Dave Meyer Susie Meyer Angie Miller Dane Miller O.J. Mills Arnold Monnin Denise Monnin Beth Monnin Aaron Moran Mike Moyer Brad Niekamp Andy Nieport Anita Nieport Tim Oldiges Jeff Pepiot Michelle Pepple Chanda Petitjean Rhonda Petitjean Allen Pierron Rick Pleiman Lynn Poeppelman Jenny Ressler Brenda Rethman Julie Rethman Carrie Rhoades Jeffie Richard Ronnie Rismiller Yvonne Runner Jackie Ruschau Kim Sabroff Craig Schlecty Carey Schultz Brad Schultze Brenda Shappie Jodie Simmons Angie Simon Larry Speelman Kenny Spitzer Lewis Stahl Susan Streib Ann Marie Subler Crissy Subler Jenny Subler Denise Thobe Mike Thornsberry Tom Treon Scott Voisard Brian Wagner Laura Wakefield Linda Wakefield Sundra Wakefield Cindy Westgerdes Dale Winner Shona Wion Jeff Wuebker Mike Goubeaux, Treas. Joel Wuebker, Pres. Dan George, Vice Pres. Missy Wakefield, Sec. o 02 Daniel Ahrens Sherry Amrhein Ken Baltes Lisa Barge Melanie Bartik Lee Batty Mike Bayman Mike Beal Tina Bergman Jane Bernholt Steve Bey Brian Bornhorst Angie Brandt David Broerman Shelly Browder Rebecca Brown Susan Bruns Eric Bubeck Melissa Christian Mike Clack Cathy Collins Carrie Coomer Alvita Corbin Andrea Crowell 138 Dan George Lisa Gigandet Marcie Gilmore Mike Goubeaux Diane Grieshop Susan Grieshop Aaron Hess Eric Hess Monica Hiestand Caroline Hoellrich Amy Hoelscher Susan Huelskamp Bobby Johnson Julie Johnson Eric Katterheinrich Jon Keihl Brian Reiser Allen Knapke Jason Davis Kitty Davis Tina DeMange David Didier Angie Dirksen Stacy Dirksen Karen Donnelly Scott Drees Rhonda Duncan Julie Francis Dan Gaier Carl Gehret Gary Grilliot Jenny Groff Chastity Hamblin Teresa Hammons Kevin Harman Mike Hayes Catrina Kreger Brian Kunk Pam Lacy Robert Lacy Chris Leach Russ Lyme Teresa Lyons Mike Magoteaux Renee Magoteaux. Todd Magoto Kevin Marrs Tim Marshal Wayne Marshal Evie Martin Daniel May Chris McEldowney Tina McEldowney Julie McGrath Bryan McNutt Karen Meier Nancy Merkle Christy Mincer Chad Monnin Chad Monnin Tracy Mumaw Sheri Neargarder Tricia Oliver Tony Parmenter Kevin Pierron Jenny Platfoot 140 Christina Pohl RaeAnn Richardson Tom Rismiller Jenny Roll Shelly Runner Terri Ryder Todd Schmitmeyer Ricky Schoenlein Bruce Schuette Don Seibert Mike Shardo Dodie Sirch James Spitzer Rob Spitzer Jason Stammen Doug Stephan Shane Stonebraker Jeff Subler Scott Thobe Tonda Trittschuh Craig Vogel Missy Wakefield Tim Weese Mike Williams James Wooten Joel Wuebker Ryan Smith — Not Pictured 141 Mr. Agne Mrs. Harman Mrs. Nickol Mrs. Rinderle Chris Bandstra Shelly Benesh Connie Bensman Kevin Bergman A.J. Bey Brad Bey Melissa Bornhorst Jill Brandewie Angel Bubeck Jody Cotrell Janell Crabtree Lori Davidson Jessica Davis Carla DeMange Beth Didier Todd Dirksen Tracy Dirksen Peter DiSalvo Lois Ehlers Arlana Garrison Brian Gehret Tony Gehret Greg George Jenny Gilmore Rita Gilroy Diann Grisez Chris Groff Randy Groff Lisa Hemmelgarn Matt Hiestand Garth Hoellrich Amy Huber Trent Huff Melanie Kelch Tommy Knick Lane Knore Michelle Koeller Buzz Kuykendall Keenan Leichty Molly Leugers Alex Mangen Lisa Mangen Steve Mangen Angie Marshall James McClurg 142 Meredith McKay Dan Mestemaker Doug Meyer Tammy Meyer Alan Miller Eric Miller Matt Monnin Noel Monnin Ethan Moran Kevin Neff Mike Nerderman Karron Nieport Judy Payne Tina Payne Brian Petitjean Josh Petitjean Shane Petitjean Sean Pleiman Sharon Poeppelman Kris Pohlman Jon Pothast Trever Powers Stacy Prenger Jodie Richard Joey Rush Melanie Rush Christy Schlater Krista Schmitz Michelle Schrader Shane Schultz Nichole Seibel Angela Shardo Neil Shepherd Donnie Short Jenny Simmons Missy Simon Stephanie Simon Jennifer Smith Clark Spinner Matt Stall Darrell Theurer Shawn Todd NOT PICTURED: Jason McEldowney Eddie Minnich 143 Rodney Ahrens Tim Baltes Renee Barga Scott Barga John Bey Lisa Bey Tina Broerman Renee Coates Travis Copeland Mary Corbin Marion Cotterman Denise Dahlstrom Cyril Dapore Janet DeMange Jesse DeMange Christine Dirksen Jenny Dirksen Ben Donnelly Jerry Drees Ryan Fields Carrie Gehret Kevin Gehret Chris Gigandet Joey Gilroy Denise Glassmeyer Brian Griesdorn Kathy Grilliot Renee Grisez Ramona Grisez Jason Goubeaux Tracy Heft Andrea Hess Chris Hiatt Jenny Hoelscher Mindy Huber Jenny Katterheinrich Lisa Kimmel Bernie Knapke Brian Krucheberg Gary Kunk Jason Leach Nick Lore Wendy Magato Candy Mangen Randy Mangen Tom Mangen Susan Marchal Frank May Molly McConaha 144 I Vicky McEldowney Marilyn McKay Tommy Mescher Ed Minnich Eric Monnin Karla Moorman Noah Moran Chris Mumaw Kelli Neff Craig Oliver Jason Overholser Natalie Pepple Shawn Petitjean Danny Pierron Teresa Pierron Lisa Pleiman Nicki Poor Steve Reier Sherry Rismiller Chuck Runner Lori Schlater Rich Schwieterman Jackie Shardo Amy Simons Kelly Smith Carla Streib Jason Stucke Danny Subler Nathan Subler Joy Theurer Scott Thobe Paula Villarreal Bobby Wingfield Alan Wuebker Ms. Campbell 145 Mrs. Heft Mrs. Holfinger Mrs. Huber Sheldon Barga Traci Barga Peggy Barge Bobby Batty Cindy Beal Seth Benesh Dan Berger Randy Bey Don Bohman Chad Browder Jason Bruns Joe Bruns Shawn Chappie Linda Claxton Jay Cotrell Cathy DeMange Craig DeMange Tom DeMange Brian Dircksen Sandy Drees Eric Epperly Matt Gantt Randy Gehret Denise Gerling Angie Grieshop Ken Grieshop Erica Grillot Renee Grillot Ralph Grisez Mindy Groff Kelli Henry Jason Hess John Huelskamp Jeff Johnson Keith Katterheinrich Jon Kremer Bruce Kunk Erin Leach Stacie Magoto Jeremy Magoto Mandy Magoto Renee Magoto Ted Mangen Randy Marshal Angie McClurg Amy Meier 146 Kevin Metzcar Dan Meyer David Miles Richie Miller Debbie Monnin Jennifer Monnin Paul Monnin Molly Moran Renee Nerderman Susan Paulus Chad Peyton Theresa Pleiman Lori Poeppelman Brian Pohl Bridget Pohlman Mechelle Pothast Amy Prenger Bill Rainey Tammy Reier Julie Richard Chad Rismiller Angela Roberts Andrea Roll Veronica Schlueter Doug Schmitmeyer Beth Schuette Eric Schultz Missy Shepherd Michelle Simmons Jeff Stuck Carl Subler Rodney Swabb Adam Turpen Angela Varner Neal Vogel Jenny Wagner Tracy Wietholter Kevin Wood 147 Mrs. Kingrey Mrs. Magoto Mr. Summers Tina Barga Brian Bensman Robbie Berger Nicole Berger Mike Bernholt Brenda Bohman Bobbie Jo Broerman Brad Christian Jeff Davidson Steve DeMange Doug Didier Renee Dirksen Jill Donnelly Jenny Droesch Carrie Francis Dianna Gehret Joyce Gehret Eddie Gehret Renee Groff Kevin Hartke Molly Hiestand David Hoelscher Staffani Jennings Greg Johnson Joyce Keihl Tracy Keiser G.C. Kimmel Marigold Kingrey Jeremy Knapke Jimmy Knick David Leach Wes Leugers April Marchal Sara Marchal Tara Marshal Matt McConaha John McEldowney Allyson Mescher Scott Monnin Heidi Moran Brad Mumaw Janel Ovcrholser Holly Petitjean Andy Pierron Sara Poeppelman Tony Powers 148 Neil Ranly Kevin Sabroff Kevin Schmitmeyer David Schoenlein Wesley Schutz Dan Shappie Chris Sheffer Drew Stall Brad Stammen Kathy Streib Tina Valentine Brad Varner Andy Watren Dan Waymire Tonya Wietholter Brian Wood Ryan Yakos Sue Young Mrs. Brewer Mr. Coblentz Mrs. Harris Carrie Armstrong Amanda Barga Sarah Berger Chris Bertke Sandy Bey Jon Davis Marla Davis Jon DeMange Jenny Drees Susan Drees Audrey Francis Ryan Fullenkamp Julianne George Ben Gilmore Brian Goettemoeller Jessica Graves Kimberly Griesdorn Chad Grieshop Kenny Grilliot Jason Grillot Randy Grisez Shelley Hecht Angela Heft Tracy Hemmelgarn Mike Henry Abe Hoellrich Julia Hoelscher Clay Hufford Boyd Kean David Keyser Greg Knapke Lynn Knapke Jody Kunk Jason Laughman Kim Lear James Leichty Michelle Magoteaux Ericka Magoto Brian McEldowney Steve McEldowney Michael Miller Tom Miller Chris Minnich Kevin Mumaw Heidi Nieport Jeff Oliver Brian Pearson Matt Phlipot Rebecca Phlipot Anne Pierron Julie Pierron Amy Pohlman Rhonda Pohlman Heather Poor Jacquelyn Raterman Doug Rethman Chris Rinderle Kristi Rismiller Brian Rosenbeck Jerry Sanderson Dan Schlater Lisa Schmitmeyer Jason Scott Stacy Stover Christa Streib Shane Subler Christina Turner Shawn Unger Julie Wagner Shane Weaver Mandy Yagle Danny York Mrs. Coblentz Mrs. Dunlap Mrs. Hampshire Mrs. Loxley Mrs. Vincent Mrs. Wick Shawn Agne Anne Batty Dale Barga Jeff Barga Mandy Barhorst Steve Barlage Monique Berger Ginger Bernholt Shannon Bey Dawn Blosser Steffanie Borchers Ronnie Bowers John Bowman James Brewer Jenny Bruns Brian Buxton Stacy Christian Monica Coby Cammy Cotrell Kristi Crotcher Brandy Dabe Amy Dahlstrom Eric Davis Chad DeMange Kevin DeMange Lori DeMange Laura Didier Sarah Didier Clayton Dirkson Maribeth DiSalvo Sarah Drees Robbie Frey Kevin Garrison Debbie Gehret Susan Gigandet Jenny Goubeaux Cory Griesdorn Brad Grieshop Tony Grieshop Jason Grillot Kelly Grillot Sarah Gump Jamie Hamblin Chris Hecht Jenny Heitkamp Missy Heitkamp Scott Heitkamp Christa Henry Lori Hesson Alicia Johnston Amy Keiser Angie Keiser Julie Kindred Danny Kissinger Kevin Kissinger Lynn Kissinger Kimberly Knapke ' Daren Landis Marlene Laub Amy Laughman Jenny Lawrence Todd Loxley Amy Manning Kent Marchal Chad Marshall Michael McClurg Bobby Mendenhall Aaron Mescher Dale Meyer Gina Monnin Mat Mumaw Seth Nisonger Christina Noggle Sarah O’Dell Ryan Oliver Wes Overholser Albert Petitjean John Petitjean Rachael Payton Christa Pierron Heidi Pierron Jared Poeppclman Philip Poeppelman Julia Pohlman Matt Pohlman Tracy Potter Rebecca Pohl Doug Prenger Wendy Reed Tiffany Richhart Kurt Rhoades Marie Rhoades Matthew Rhoades Clay Roberts David Rose Lisa Saintignon Katie Schlumbaum Brad Schuette Angie Schultz Eric Stover Janelle Stauffer Matt Spencer Mike Simon Mandie Simon Danny Shardo Brandy Shappie Brian Subler Roberta Swabb Chad Troen Billy Turner Danny Turner Jason Turner Dorene Villarreal Craig Weaver Barbie Weese Tammy Wietholter Mike Yagle Joe Young Robert Young Mrs. Knecht Ms. Shively Chad Barga Corrie Barga Jessie Barga Crissy Barga Bryan Bartram Erin Berger Aaron Bergman Tony Bergman Rachel Bertke Deanne Bey Jenny Bowers Beth Bruns Traci Bruns Theresa Clopp Mindy Condon Devyn Craun Jake DeMange Brett Dues Chris Echeman Nathan Epperly Kiersten Finlay Jeff Francis Mark Francis Brad Fullenkamp Angie Gehret Christy Gues Jim Graves Beth Grilliot Matt Griswold Steve Hartke Ryan Hecht Michelle Heitkamp Abby Henry Ronnie Henry Steve Henry Corrina Jennings James Jennings Wendi Keihl Matt Reiser Heidi Knapke Michelle Kunk Melanie Magoteaux Jamie Magoto Gary Marchal Carrie McEldowney Craig Meier Tina Meyer 154 Jeremy Monmn Erin Mulvaney Ryan Mumaw Eric Nerderman Daniel Nichols Amanda Overholser Matthew Paulus Sarah Paulus Destiney Phlipot Krista Phlipot Robbie Phlipot Tyler Phlipot Gina Pierron Jesse Pohlman Nikki Ranly Bobby Reed Jeff Reed Tiffany Retz David Rismiller Jason Roll Chris Rue Lani Sanderson Ben Schlater Ryan Schlumbaum Brian Smith Joel Stammen Sara Stonebraker Amanda Subler Craig Swallow Jacquelyn Thiebeau John Thobe Joseph Thornsberry Kristy Treon Jill Wagaman Ebony Wesney Nikki Wooten Jennifer Wuebker 155 Doris Keiser — Classroom Library Aide Helen Stephan — Secretary Loretta Ray — Cook Custodian Pat Knapke — Asst. Cook Mrs. Kruckeberg Jay Bergman Keith Bergman Theresa Black Teresa Broering Keith DeMange Jenny Gibson Stephanie Grilliot Brian Heitkamp Lori Mangen Missy Mayse Mike McGrath Beth Miller Ms. Ratliff Micttael Barga Angie Bergman Nichole Bergman Holly Depweg Clint Gasson Gary Gehret Brad Grilliot Greg Grilliot Kevin Groff Doug Hesson Chad Hoelscher Chad Kelch Marci Kelch Lisa Knapke Teresa McGrath Bill Mestemaker Curt Stephan Shannon Stuck Mat Van Etten Brian Winner 4th Mrs. Dysert Kevin Bergman Laurie Black Jonna Brewer Matt Broering Tammy DcMange Amy Dirksen Matt George Sherrie Grilliot Paula Miller Mary Payne Brenda Poeppclman Adam Schwartz Kelly Speelman Nathan Stucke Gwenn Wchrkamp Janelle Wehrkamp Eric Winner 157 Mrs. Shumaker Shane Apple Aaron Bergman Jason Broerman Rob Davis Eric Depweg Brad Fourman Clay Gasson Amy Gehle Holly George David Groff Theresa Heitkamp Stacy Hoelscher Sam Huwer Don Kaiser Emmy Knapke Brenda Krieg Jason Plieman Jeff Plieman Clint Reichert Mr. Sommer Stacie Bergman Jerry Broering Jodi Broerman Michael Broerman Kelli Buschur Matt Gibson Jaime Grilliot Renee Grilliot Chad Groff Janclle Henderson Trisha Hierholzer Katrina Hiestand Susan Heitkamp John Kaiser Janet Langenkamp Richard Mestemaker Mark Miller Christy Niekamp Jenny Otte Mindy Schwartz Michael Seger Craig Speelman Lee Van Etten Shawn Wehrkamp Jenny Winner Kevin Winner 158 Mrs. Amspaugh Michelle Apple Brad Barga Roger Broering Nick Broerman Ed Buschur Mitch Gehle Heidi George Kevin Grillict Matt Grilliot Stephanie Grilliot Laura Otte Henry Reichert Adam Seger Shenie Van Ettcn Kelly Wehrkamp 159 Dr. Robert O’Dell Superintendent Mr. Leon Knore H.S. Principal Mr. Gary Huelskamp Asst. H.S. Principal Mr. Thomas Doseck Elem. Principal The Versailles school system regretfully observed the retirement of three staff members during the 84-85 school year: Mr. Edward Sne-deker, elementary principal; Mr. Paul Agne, sixth grade social studies and physical education teacher; and Mrs. Eileen Rahm, high school cook. We would like to express our sincere gratitude to them for their many years of service to the Versailles school system. Board of Education Front Row; Bob McKay, pres.; Robert Smith, v. pres.; Back Row: Stewart Prakel, Robert O'Dell, Ed Collins. Absent from picture — Connie Stucke M 162 t Sharon Dudek Reading Alnora Snedecker Music Russ Stewart Math Lloyd Turner Social Studies Janet Pitsenbarger Elem. Aide Bill Roll P.E. Ind. Arts Donna Huelskamp H.S. Cook Marge Replogle H.S. Sec. Jane Agne Foreign Lang. Mary Hecht Elem. Sec. Sam Graves English Bonnie Gerber Math Diane Yakos Home Ec Phyllis Davis Business Tom Donnelly English Marilyn Swallow H.S. Sec. Sam Custer Vo Ag Steve Glascoe Social Studies 163 Conrad Minnich Librarian Lois Smith Science Tom Lear Band Brad Agne Elem. P.E. Arlene Pohl Home Ec Chuck Leugers English Ron Mescher OWA Jeff Leininger Science Jan Donnelly Speech Therapist Craig Inman Math John Grilliot Ind. Arts Cindy Schulze Speech Therapist Janice Oliver Elem. Cook Vickie Hetrick Elem. Aide Kathy Threewits Elem. Art Diane Hart Reading Norma Monnin Elem. Aide Robin Brown Elem. D.H. Ester Woodworth Social Studies Cherie Roeth Elem. S.L.D. Ruth Schieltz Elem. Guidance Bruce Stall P.E., Health. Drivers Ed. Faye Spangler English Shirley Berger Reading Diana Malone Business Dan Norris OWE A1 Hetrick Guidance Judy Pence Special Ed. Lisa Taylor English Randy Swisher Math Carol Phelan S.L.D. Tutor Gary Cooper Social Studies John Huddle Science Evelyn Gaier H.S. Cook Martha Treon H.S. Cook Karen Johnston H.S. Cook Jane Mumaw Elem. Cook Alfrieda Puthoff H.S. Cook Bob Miller Elem. Custodian Alma Richards Elem. Cook Margie McGreevy Elem. Cook Bob Reed Elem. Custodian Chalmer Mary Lou Unger H.S. Custodian Ann Subler H.S. Cook Ester Strausbaugh H.S. Cook Not pictured: Wanda Brandon, Warren Davis, Diane Dunlap, Kathy Eller, Mary Grisez, Mark Isenhouer, Sue Leugers, Brenda Mendenhall, Martha Varner, Donna Wagner, Kathy Wood, and Shirley Baker. Virginia Pitsenbarger Elem. Cook Helen McEldowney Elem. Cook Helen East H.S. Cook ford elson ford USED CARS tttttt sjdmv spou zm sen vjes Compliments Of The Continuous Gutter Down Spouts Jeff Borchers Owner Free Estimates 607 E. Wood St. (513) 526-5851 Versailles, OH 45380 Plane Rentals Flying Lessons St. Rt. 121 Versailles, Ohio 526-9126 QOAZ MKMSKS (b° 0 ° Summer Open Air Dances See You On The Hill VSKSAKCSS niRfflZUKe MAKZ “Where Prices Are A Steal!” C- ' ■ Furniture £ ■Carpeting % ■ Free Delivery 4 55 Euclid St. — 526-3312 WWMR M£Ar sskvjcs WILLOWDELL SALES CO. Quality Beef And Pork Canned Meat Products Osgood 582-4321 Greenville (513) 548-7513 Willowdell 582-2181 Cars and Farm Machinery Sales and Service JOHN DEERE — OLDSMOBILE NEW IDEA 582-2311 13268 Willowdell Road 170 WOKCM CllMESK CO. Specialists In Supplying Commercial, Farm, Building And Residential Needs Roofing — Cement — Plywood — Paint Millwork — Industrial Material — Paneling Plaster — Insulation — Hardwood Do It Yourself Supplies 36 Steffin St., Versailles Phone 526-4501 I i 1 A ZOUCM 03 ZMS VASZ 1) Angela Stuck 2) Linda Marie Rcthman 3) Tim Lyons 4) Jan Subler 5) Theresa Dickmann 6) Douglas Andrew Niekamp 7) Julie Weaver 171 i -yUBlER YST£MS USA Versailles, Ohio 45380 513-526-3344 A A Ad MAKDWAKS • General Hardware • Hand And Electrical Tools 10 N. Center • Paint Versailles, OH • Eggs 526-4541 mourns swssz shop Bakery Restaurant Fresh Baked Goods Daily Subsidiaries: Carl Subler Trucking, Jnc. Command Systems, Jnc. CJCCO National, Jnc. died Maintenance Center, Jnc. Subler Properties, Jnc. Sumark Services, Jnc. Versailles Motel, Jnc. 172 40 E. Main St. Versailles 526-3722 wwzeioKD’s me. Office 315 S. Main St. Phone 513-526-5172 Plant 770 JV. Center St. Versailles, OJi r% A ZOllCJl 03 v ZM£ PASZ 1) Shelly Keiser 2) Keith Huber 3) Shelley Marie Gigandet 4) Renee Winner 5) Vivian Clara Rismiller 6) Doug Armstrong 7) Larry Nickol 173 HAKMONV MOUSe Band Instruments Guitars, Drums Amplifiers, All Accessories Sheet Music, Stereo Needles Piano Rolls Organs Hammond, Farfisa, Viscount Steve And JoAnn Varner Greenville, OH Pianos Young Chang Cable Compliments Of: MORZHSZAK MCUe 9'CAMS JM- North Star, Ohio Phones: 419-336-7211 419-375-4216 tfOKZM SZM MAUD WAKE JMP-, CO.. 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Main Street Versailles, Ohio BALTES RESTAURANT Smorgasbord every Sunday 11 a.m.-7 p.m. Serving Chicken, Steaks, and Foods Friday and Saturday 5 p.m.-12 p.m. 2 miles West of Versailles State Route 185 VSKSAJCCSS auzomozjvs 43 W. Main St. Versailles (Division Of Iddings Auto Parts) Phone 526-4444 526-3425 A ZOUCM OJ ZHS PASZ 1) Deb Cordonnier 2) Karl Albers 3) Tabitha Lynn Keihl 4) Kathleen Bcnsman 5) Diane McEldowney 6) Ted Barlage 7) Deb Keiser 17V OMJO ZKUCKjCSASS, JW. Amtralease — Providing ?uel And Service Nationwide Sales And Leasing 513-526-5152 In The Long Run Tigers Are The Best We’re Pulling For You! AX. SMJZM ZKUCKJNQ JNC. 180 Compliments of: CLOPAY CORPORATION DOOR PRODUCTS DIVISION 101 Miller Road Russia, Ohio Phone: 526-4301 17 E. Main St. Versailles, Ohio i The H air um family bah styling center 115 North St — Russia, Ohio 45363 MARY GOETTEMOELLER Mon. — Closed For Appointment Call: Tues. - Fri. — 9-6 513: 526-3125 Sat — 9-3 VSKSAJjCjCSS QAKDffl C£tfZ£K 7 7ZOKJSZ Fresh And Silk Flowers For All Occasions 237 N. Center St. Versailles 526-4965 KK£M£K K007WQW6. M Commercial • Industrial • Residential Specialists In: • One Ply Roofing ; . • Built-Up Boots Hot And Cold j Wv,.s.L.oS5iSfst1«v | • Standing Seam • i nannei — urain • Asbestos 9319 Murphy Rd. Versailles, OH 526-4720 “We’re The Tops In Roofing Service.” Since 1968 A ZOUCjH 07 ZM£ PJSZ 1) Patricia Jean Smith 2) Janel Marie Knapke 3) Christi Francis 4) James Ruschau 5) Angie Ehlers G) Lisa Francis Yount 7) Ron Drees 181 9.D. U REIVER sons ZRUCKJNG 9479 Foote Rd. Versailles 419-582-3741 Greenville 513-548-3873 Good Luck Class Of ’85 GEORGE'S GEWERAjC SZORE PMEjCAN insurance AGSNCV “An Insurance Program For Every Need” North Star, Ohio 336-7341 Orville And Alice Niekamp Compliments Of: sun jeer so mo service Corner Of Main Street And Second Street Versailles, OH 526-3585 Jim Phelan 617 E. Main St. Tim Grow Larry Prenger Versailles Ron Stauffer 526-3111 SEMI TRAuTOR-TRAILER REFRIGERATION UNIT REPAIRS SERVICE PARTS • FUEL • TIRZS Harold J. Pohl Inc. 9394 McQreevey Road H n v P. O. Box 287 iin Versailles, Ohio 45380 =ll n[ oVV 513 525 SOAS HAROLD J. POHL, PRESIDENT JAWS tiSJUZ] SJjCOAJ “Complete Hair Care, Men, Women, And Children.” 10736 Reed Rd. Tuesday Versailles, Ohio Thru 526-4545 Friday eoccm SUPSK-VAjCU (sm) the friendly ants DJDJSK MAKDWAKS 42 W. Main St. Versailles, Ohio Shop Zhe friendly One dor MAmON mOZMKS 8343 St. Rt. 47 Versailles, Ohio Phone 526-3787 General Construction Riley S. Brandon And Ken Brandon ‘Plumbing ‘Heating ‘Electrical Supplies ‘Tools ‘Hardware ‘Paint W. Main St. Versailles, Ohio 526-4435 Bingo — Bingo — Bingo On Sunday Nights JMSKJCJAJ C8QJOA) POSZ 5SS Osgood, Ohio Door Opens 7:00 PM Starts 8:00 PM Chicken 1st Sunday Every Month 4:00 To 7:00 PM Metiers tiowjcWQ CAMS 498 West Main St. ( Lp Versailles, Ohio Orville And Norma Bohman t; J ZOUCM 03 ZM PJSZ 1) James Bradley Duncan — — 2) Elaine Annette ISA, Wenning 3) Deanna Zumberger 4) Judy Brunswick W'WA, 5) Cynthia Sue Keiser 6) Jim Monnin t ' 7 7) Libby Kay Davis 183 PROMISE YOURSELF — To be so strong that nothing can disturb your peace of mind. To talk health, happiness and prosperity to every person you meet. To make all your friends feel that there is something in them. To look at the sunny side of everything and make your optimism come true. To think only of the best, to work only for the best and to expect only the best. To be just as enthusiastic about the success of others as you are about your own. To forget the mistakes of the past and press on to the greater achievements of the future. To wear a cheerful countenance at all times and give every living creature you meet a smile. To give so much time to the improvement of yourself that you have no time to criticize others. To be too large for worry, too noble for anger, too strong for fear, and too happy to permit the presence of trouble. — Christian D. Larson Best Wishes to the Graduates from the employees of MIDMARK MIDMARK CORPORATION, VERSAILLES, OHIO 45330 513 526-3662 ————----------------------- WMKStf DAVJS ZMieKJM k JCSASWQ 9607 St.. Rt. 185, Vers., OH Trucks, Tractors Van'Dumps, dials, And JCow Platform Trailers o B K f-o c a — jz rt B So -o £« JD C C 0) 3 Shi CO (A C P o . O C 5 eg Si •§.£ fc £ £■§ c S .5r;rOJCr«flJ CJ OE-COgQCQ pueszjgs ssumimz CSASm We “Dig And Distribute Kentucky Coal-. Premium Clue, Block, And Oiled Stocker VO I A CUZ AK0V8 Hair Styling — Coloring Permanents And Blow Cut Tues.-Sat. 14 N. Center St. Versailles, OH 526-4835 Owner Denny Martin Julie Tina Rose Gina DAWN QKAW 4 SUPPjCV eo., jin' 1] [ PURINA |n «| | CHOWS Grain Feed Livestock Equipment 600 Demming Rd. Ansonia, OH 337-3611 VSKSAJjCjCSS mack ZMS ANSONJA jCUMsSK eo. Mack Zrucks Versailles, OH Sales Service 526-3591 300 S. Main St. Ansonia, OH Everything To Build Anything Geo. L. Klipstine Jr. Mgr. 337-3111 noppysek U cass CAFE 39 E. Main St. Versailles, Ohio Carl And Diane Schrader 526-4471 186 oMCfe t -'cMiff Q, BaiCey une ia? ome 653 Hickey P.O. 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And Milking Equipment — Commercial And Residential Water Conditioners, Filters, Chlorinator Air Conditioners Complete Refrigeration Service Yorkshire, Ohio 582-2511 Low Prices — Fast Service See Us For: Letter Heads ‘Tickets ‘Weddings Business Forms ‘Weekly News ‘Local News ‘High School Sports Announcements Gerald C. Kerns, Pres. — Jerry Kerns, Sec-Treas. JOOQAtf SZUDJOS For Senior Pictures 4 SZJU SZUDJOS Dayton A ZOUCM 07 ZM£ PASZ Mother Goose 1) Martin Bartik 2) Good Job, Tuna! 3) Deb, Janel. Missy, Christi, and Elaine 4) Mork from Ork, alias, Mr. Graves 189 SjCSOW JOK'D, we. 25 yrs. lord Dealer Cargest flew Car Dealer Jh Darke County Jokkl (Red) Sis OH Richard Merger — Sales Manager “Wkere Sales And Service Qo Jiand Jn Hand” Sales And Service Parts Zke Sard family Ssp Mustang JJ Qranada escort Mu' And Used Cars And Used Zrucks 526-4131 769 Main Street Versailles, Ohio SDWW 7 MCKDjC, jm. “The Shrine Memorial” Monuments And Markers And Mausoleums 741 E. Main St. Versailles 526-3711 HOME’S JOOmJMK Quality Meats Fresh Produce Groceries Wines Records E. Main St. Versailles SZUCKS 3AKMS JJW. 652 Cranberry Rd. St. Henry, OH 45388 t i Phone 336-6934 vensAJcas issd mjjCjc 242 N. West St. Versailles 526-4311 Grain — Fertilizer — Seeds A ZOUCM 01 VMS Students in the Versailles School District show the varied aspects of the social side of school. 191 VSKSAJjCjCSS s X STRONG Jk Putting You First Makes Us Second 1885 1985 A Complete And Friendly Banking Service. SdTn3 101 Street Versailles 526-5287 mi A Special Zo (Iini Wakefield Photographer The World Is Full of “Hello”s. Goodbye, good friends; our time together ends the way time always goes. These days we’ll miss, but just remember this: The world is full of “Hello”s. 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Jane 91. 93. 13$ Bernholt. Mike 14$ Bernmg. Don 14. 24 Bertke. Christopher 150 Bertke. Rachel 154 Bey. A.J. $9. 142 Bey. Brad 142 Bey. Deanna 154 Bey. Jerry $$. $9. 9$. I$4 Bey. John 126 Bey. Karen 14. 24 Bey. Lisa 144 Bey. Randy 146 Bey. Sandy 150 Bey. Shannon 152 Bey. Steve $$. $9. 13$ Bigham. Lisa KV. K 7. 122 Billenstein. Michelle 100. 122 Black. Laurie 157 Black. Theresa 156 Blakeley. Bob 126 Blosser. Dawn 152 Bohman. firenda 14$ Rohman. Don 146 Bohman. John 152 Rohman. Kevin 61. 122 Bohman. Ron 122 Rorchers. Stephanie 152 Boring. Cheryl 122 Bornhorst. Brian 13$ Bornliorst. Melissa 142 Bornhorst. Tim 122 Bowers. Jennifer 154 Bowers. Ronnie 152 Brandewie. Jill 142 Brandewie. June 14. 24. 44. 46. 47. ICO. KV. KV Brandt. Angie 13$ Brandt. Tim 61. 6$. 126 Brandt. Tony 61. 6$. 130 Brewer. Carol 150 Brewer. Connie 14. 24 Brewer. James 152 Brewer. Jonna 15 7 Broering. Jerry 15$ Broenng. Matt 15 7 Rroenng. Roger 159 Broering. Teresa 156 Broerman. Bobbie 14$ Rroerman. Cindy 67. $0. $4. 130 Broerman. David 90. 92. 94. 13$ Rroerman. Jodie 15$ Broerman. Jason 15$ Broerman. Mike 15$ Broerman. Nicholas 159 Broerman. Tina 144 Browder. Chad 146 Browder. Shelly 95. 13$ Brown. Becky 91. 13$ Brown. David 130 , Brown. Kevinl3 Brown. Robin 164 Brown. Ryan 60. 61. 62. 99. 123 Bruenfng. Bernadette 15. 24. 2$. 32. 36. 9$. K 7 Bruns. Brad 15. 24. 46. K 7 Bruns. David 61. 126 Bruns. David KV. 130 Bruns. Elizabeth 154 Bruns. Jason 146 Bruns. Jennifer 152 Bruns. Joe 146 Bruns. Susan 101. 13$ Bruns. Traci 154 Bubeck. Eric $9. 13$ Bubeck. Rob 123 Bulscher. Alfred 15. 24 Buschur. Edward 159 Buschur. Kelli 15$ Buschur. Steve 47, 123 Buxton. Biran 152 Buxton. David 61. 64. 130 W Capmbell. Karen 145 Chappie. Shawn 146 Christian. Brad 14$ Christian. Melissa 91. 93. 13$ Christian. Randy 61. 6$. 123 Christian. Stacy 152 Clack. Mike 13$ . S Claxton. Linda 146 Claxton. Nancy 104. 130 Claxton. Ron 123 Clopp. Theresa 154 Coates. Renee 144 Coblent z. Brenda 152 Coblentz. Donna 130 Coblentz. Ron 150 Coby. Monica Collins. Cathy 93. 95. 13$ Condon. Mindy 154 Coomer. Bill 15. 24. 105 Coomer. Carrie $ . 99. 13$ Cooigfir. Jon 126 Cooper. Gary 165 Copeland. Shelly 134 Copeland. Travis 144 Corbin. Alvita 13$ Corbin. Mary 144 Corbin, Patricia 134 C rdonnier. Deb 14. 24. 2$. 32. 36. 44. 4 . KV. KV. 107 Cordonnier. Kevin $$. $9. 134 Cot roll. Cammy 152 Cotrell. Jay 146 Cotrell. Jody 142 Cotrell. Tracy 79. $0. 106. 130 Cotterman. Marion 144 Crabtree. Brian 15. 24 Crabtree. Janell M2 Crotcher. Kelly 91. 95. 134 Crote her. Kim 126 Crotcher. Kristina 152 Crowell. Andrea 13$ Custenborder. Pat 64. 74. 126 Custer. Sam 163 D Dabe. Brandy 152 Dabe, Greg 15. 24 Dahlstrom. Amy 152 Dahlstrom. Denise 144 Dahlstrom. Scott 130 Dapore. Cyril 144 Dapore. Donna 101. 12'' Dapore. Kathy KV. 123 Dapore. Sharon 15. 24. 2$. 43. 46. 47. KV. KV. 107 Davidson. Bev 47. 7$. $0. 9$. 99. KV. 196. K 7. 123 Davidson. Doug 64. 106. 130 Davidson. Jeff 14$ _ Da vii Ison. L orLM2 Davies. Elise 16. 24. 2$. 47. KV. KV. 106. KJ7 Davis. Eric 152 Davis. Jason $$. 139 Davis. Jessica 142 Davis. Jonathan 150 Davis. Kitty 91. 93. 139 Davis. Libby 16. 24. 46. 4$. KV. 107 Davis. Phyllis 163 Davis. Robert 15$ Deeter. Todd 134 Delaet. David 64. 9$. 130 DeLaet. Deb 47. 4$. $0. $4. $6. 99. KV. KX KV. 123 DeLaet. Eddie 90. 9$. 134 Brunswick. Judy 15. 24. 46. 47. 66 Bryant. Butty Bubeck. Angel 142 DeMange. Carla 142 DeMange. Cathy 146 DeMange. Chad 152 DeMange. Cindy 122 DeMange. Craig 146 DeMange. Jake 154 DeMange. Janet 144 DeMange. Keith 156 DeMange. Kevin 152 DeMange. Lon Ann 152 DeMange. Steve 14$ DeMange. Tammy 157 DeMange. Tina 13$ DeMange. Tom 146 Depweg. Eric 15$ Depweg. Holly 157 Derr. Chris 74. 75. 127 Derr. Missy 91. 134 Dickmann. Theresa 16. 24. KV. 104 Didier. Beth 142 Duher. Dan 130 Duller. David 13$ Didier. Doug 14$ Didier. Karen 127 Duiker. Laura 152 Didier. Mike 123 Didier. Sandy $4. 127 Didier. Sarah 152 Duher. Sharon 130 Dieringer. Scott 59. 61,. 123 Dirksen. Amy 157 Dirk sen. Angie 13$ Dirksen. Christine 144 Dirksen, Clayton 152 Dirksen. Michelle 134 Dirksen. Michelle 91. 95. 104. 106. 10 123 Dirksen. Renee 14$ Dirksen, Scott $9. 134 Dirksen. Stacy $7. 13$ Dirksen, Terry 6$,: 127 Dirksen, Todd 142 Dirksen. Tracy 142 . DiSalvo. Angie $4. 9$. 106. 130 DiSalvo. Dan 62. 64. 71. $2. 9$. 127 T iSalvo. Maribeth 152 DiSalvo. Peter M2 Donnelly. Ben 144 Donnelly. Jan 164 Donnelly. Jill 14$ Donnelly. Karen 93. 13$ Donnelly. Tom 59. 61. 163 Dorsten. Julie $6. 99. 101. 107. 123 Drees. Connie 9$. 127 Drees. Jeannne $6. 123 Drees. Jenny 150 Drees. Jerry 144 Drees. Julia $6. 99. 104. 106. 131 Drees. Ron K 24. 2$. 36. 71. 74. 9$ L rees. Sandra 146 Drees. Sarah 152 Drees. Scott 139 Drees. Susan 150 Drees. Tony 71. 9$. 123 Droesch. Jenny 14$ Droesch. Mike $9. 134 Dudek. Sharon 163 Duncapp. Christina Dues. Brett 154 Duncan. Rhonda 93. 95. 139 Duncan. Steve 32. 6$. 69. 99. ICV. 127 Dunlap. Diane 152 Dysert. Lynne E Echeman. Chris 154 Egner. Melisa KV. 134 Elilers. Angie 16. 24. 2$. K 7 Ehlers. Julie 67. 127 Elders. Lois 142 Eller man. Pat 123 Eiting. Josh KX. 131 Eller. Kathryn KX Epperly. Eric 146 Epperly. Nathan 154 F East. Joe 6$. 127 fields. Christi $6. 99. 106. 131 fields. Michelle KV. 107. 123 fields. Ryan 4 194 Finlay. Kiersten 154 Fourman. Brad 158 Francis. Audrey 150 Francis. Carrie 148 Francis. Chris 16. 14. 18. 107 Francis. Don 131 Francis. Jeff 88. 90. 134 Francis. Jim 61. 113 Francis. Julie 93. 95. 139 Francis. Mike 16. 14. 107 Francis. Todd 68. 75. 131 Frantz. Bob 117 Frantz. Brent 47. 48. 61. 61. 81. 98. 101. 107. 117 Frantz. Tina 36. 47. 48. 84. 99. 100. 101. 106. 107. 113 Frantz. Wendy 67. 79. SO. 117 Frey. Robert 151 Fullenkamp, Bradley 154 Fullenkamp. Ryan 150 G Gaier. Dan 88. 139 Gaier. Kim 67. S4. 104. 106, 131 Gaier. Lisa I 17 Gantt. Matt 146 Gantt. William Id. 134 Garrison. Arlana 141 GarrisonlKcvin 151 Gasson. Clayton 158 Gasson. Clint 157 Gehle. Amy I5S Gehle. Mitchell 159 Gehret. Alan 17. 14. 48. 61. 99 Get fret. Angela 154 Geliret. Becky 101. 134 Gehret. Brian 141 Gehret. Carl 88. 139 Gehret. Carrie 144 Gehret, Connie 78. 113 Gehret. Deborah 151 Gehret. Dianna 148 Gehret. Gary 157 Gehret. Ivan K)7. 113 Gehret. Janet 79. 80. 104. 107. 117 Gehret. Janice 107. 113 Gehret. Jenny 104. 106. 131 Gehret. Joyce 148 Gehret. Karen 134 Gehret. Kevin 144 Gehret. Lee 61. 75. 131 Gehret. Randy 146 Gehret. Rick 17, 14 Gehret. Sharon 104. 106. 131 Gehret. Steve 113 Gehret. Ted 17. 14 Gehret. Tony 141 Gehron. Annette 106. 131 George. Chris 61. 113 George. Dan 88. 139 George. Greg 141 George. Heidi 159 George. Holly 158 George. Julieanne 150 George. Matt 157 Gerber. Bonnie 163 Gerling. Brian 81. 117 Gerling, Darlene 106. I07. 113 Gerling. Denise 146 Gerling. Stephanie 93. 95. 134 Geus. Christina 154 Gibson. Jennifer 156 Gibson. Matt 158 Gigandet. Brad 88. 89. 134 Gigandet. Brenda 107. 117 Gigandet. Chris 144 Gigandet. Jenny 93. 135 Gigandet. Jim 64. 131 Gigandet. Joe 61. 113 Gigandet. Keri 135 Gigandet. Lisa 87. 95. 139 Gigandet. Shelley 17. 14. 18. HU. 107 Gigandet. Susan 151 Gilmore. Benjamin 150 Gilmore. Jennifer 141 Gilmore. Marcia 98. 139 Glasscoe. Steve 68. 163 Goettemoeller. Brian 150 Goettemoeller. Jenny 135 Goubeaux. Chris 67. 78. 80. 99. 104. 117 Goubeaux. Greg 61 Goubeaux. Jason 144 Goubeaux. Jenny 151 Goubeaux. Mike 88. 90. 94. 139 Goubeaux. Pam 17. 14. 106. 107 Goubeaux. Patty 100. 113 Graves. Jessica 150 Graves. Jim 154 Graves. Sam 48. 61. 163. 81. 105 Griesdorn. Bethany 66. 80. 99. 100. 107. 113 Griesdorn. Brian 144 Griesdorn. Cory 151 Griesdorn. Kimberly 150 Griesdorn. Sheri 93. 95. 135 Grieshop. Angela 146 Grieshop. Annette 47. 86. 99. 100. 107. 113 Grieshop. Brad 151 Grieshop. Chad 150 Grieshop. Diane 93. 138 Grieshop. Julie 86. 98. 99. 107. 117 Grieshop. Kathy 107. 117 Grieshop. Lisa 135 Grieshop. Susan 139 Grieshop. Tony 151 Grilliot. Beth 154 Grilliot. Brad 157 Grilliot. Erica 146 Grilliot. Gary 139 Grilliot. Greg 157 Grilliot, Jamie 158 Griilliot. Jenny 17. 14. 46 Grilliot. John 164 Grilliot. Ken 150 Grilliot. Kevin 159 ____ Grilliot. Matt 159 Grilliot. Renee 146 Grilliot. Sherri 157 Grilliot. Stephanie 159 Grillot. Jason 151 Grillot. Jason 150 Grillot. Kathy 144 Grillot. Kelly 151 Grillot. Rhonda 31. SO. 84. 86. 99. 106 Grillot. Rod 48. 61. 64. 74. 75. 107. 117 Grillot. Stephanie 156 Grisez. Becky 131 Grisez, Diann 141 Grisez. Matt 41. 43. 60. 61. 68. 99. 113 Grisez. Ralph 146 Grisez. Ramona 144 Grisez. Randy 150 Grisez. Renee 144 Grisez. Roberta 113 Grisez. Ron 88. 89. 135 Griswold. Matt 154 Groff. Beth 78. 113 Groff. Brenda 105. 131 Groff. Chad 158 Groff. Chris 141 Groff. David 158 Groff. Jennifer 93. 139 Groff. Kevin 157 Groff. Mike 17. 14. 46 Groff. Mindy 146 Groff. Randy 141 Groff. Renee 148 . • Groff. Steve Id. 113 Grow. Susannc 91 Gump. Sarah 151 Hecht. Shelly 150 Heft. Angela 150 Heft. Esther 146 Heft. Tracy 144 Heistand. Molly 148 Heist and. Monica 93 Heitkamp. Brian 156 Heitkamp. Chris 113 Heitkamp. Jennifer 151 Heitkamp. Michelle 154 Heitkamp. Missy 106. 131 Heitkamp. Scott 151 Heitkamp. Susan 158 Heitkamp. Theresa 158 Hellelgarn. Star 87. 91. 93. 95. 99. 135 Hemmelgam. Tina HU. I 17 Hemmelgarn. Tracy 150 Henderson. Janella 158 Henry. Abby 154 Henry. Christa 151 Henry. Kelli 146 Henry. Michael 150 Henry. Ron 154 Henry. Steven 154 Hess. Aaron 139 Hess. Andrea 144 Hess. Eric 139 Hess. Jason 146 Hesson. Debbie 106. 131 Hesson. Donna 104. 106. 107. 114 Hesson. Doug 157 Hesson. Lori 151 Hetrick; Alan 59. 60. 61. 165. 99 Hiatt. Chris 144 Hierholzerl Trisha 158 Hies land. Jeremy 131 Hiestand. Katrina 158 Hicstand. Matt 141 Hoelscher. Amy 91. 93. 95. 139 Hoelscher, Chad 157 Hoelscher, Davis 148 Hoelscher, Jenny 144 Hoelscher. Pam 17. 14. 101 Hoelscher. Staci 98. 80. 131 Hoelscher. Stacy 158 Hoelscher. Steve 131 Hoi finger. Kay 80. 146 Flolsapple. Sam 131 Huber. Amy 141 Huber. Jane 146 Huber. Keith 17. 14 Huber. Margie 47. 48. 7$. fOJ. 113 Huber. Mindy 144 Huber. Tim 68. 106. 131 Huddle. Brad 89. 135 Huddle. John 43. 165 Huelskamp. Donna 163 Huelskamp. Gary 161 Huelskamp. John 146 Huelskamp. Lisa 131 Huelskamp. Susan 87. 99. 139 Huff. Trent 141 Huwer. Bill 89. 135 Huwer. Sam 158 I Inman. Craig 164 H Hamblin. Chastity 139 Hamblin. Jamie 151 Hamblin. Jim 117 Hammons. Teresa 139 Hampshire. Sally 151 Hardin. Jeff 17. 14 Harman. Kelli 104. 117 Harman. Kevin 88. 139 Harman. Miriam 141 Hart. Diane 164 Hart. Michelle 131 Harter. Tia 93. 135 Hartke. Kevin 148 Hartke. Steven 154 Hayes. Mike 139 Hecht. Chris 151 Hecht. Mary 163 Hecht. Ryan 154 J Jennings. Corrina 154 Jennings. James 154 Jennings. Shelley 104. 117 Jennings. Steffani 148 Johnson. Bobby 139 Johnson. Greg 148 Johnson. James 131 Johnson. Jeff 146 Johnston. Alicia 151 Johnston. Eric 90, 135 Jutte. Lynn 91. 95. 135 K Kaiser. Don 158 Kaiser. John 158 Katterheinrich. Eric 139 Katterheinrich. Jennie 144 Katterheinrich. Keith 146 Kean. Boyd 150 Keihl. David 131 Keihl. Jason 117 Keihl. Jon 89. 139 Keihl. Joyce 148 Keihl. Julie 104. 113 Keihl. Matt 131 Keihl. Tabi 17. 14. 47. 78. 100. 104. 107 Keihl. Wendi 154 Keiser. Amy 151 Keiser. Brian 139 Keiser. Cindy 17. 14. 107 Keiser. Dale 117 Keiser. Deb 17. 14. 46. 47. 100. 105. 107 Keiser. Diane 106. 131 Keiser. Donna 79. I 17 Keiser. Matt 154 Keiser. Shelly 17. 14. 46 Keiser. Tracy 148 Kelch. Audrey 17. 14. 40. IOI. 105. 106. 107 Kelch. Bob 114 Kelch. Chad 157 Kelch. Cheryl 18. 14 Kelch. Lance 135 Kelch. Malame 141 Kelch. Nancy Id. 107. 114 Kelch. Valerie 104. 117 Kemper. Chris 61. 81. 117 Keyser. David 150 Keyser. Susan Id. 104. 107. 114 Kimmel. G.C. 8 Kimmel. Lisa 144 Kimmel. Michelle 131 Kindred. Julie 151 kindred. Scott 117 Kmgrey. Arabella 66. 67. 84. 99. Id. 118 K mgrey. Carmen 148 K ingrey. Char an 89. 135 K mgrey. Derk 18. 14. 68. 69. 99 K mgrey. Marigold 148 Kissinger. Bryan 75. I 18 Kissinger. Dan 151 Kissinger. Kevin 151 Kissinger. Lynn 151 Knapke. Allen 88. 89. 139 Knapke. Becky 91, 135 Knapke. Bemie 144 Knapke. Emmy 158 Knapke. Greg 150 Knapke. Heidi 154 Knapke. Janet 18. 14. 104. 105. 107 Knapke. Jeremy 148 Knapke. Kimberly 151 Knapke. Lisa 157 Knapke. Lynn 150 Knapke. Susan 67. 107. 118 Knapke. Terry 18. 14. 18. 46 Knapke. Vickie 67. 79. 104. 107. 118 Knecht. Nancy 154 Knick. Jimmy 148 Knick. Tommy 141 Knore. Lane 141 Knore. Lee 31. 61. 64. 75. 131 Koeller. Michelle 141 Kramer. David 18. 14. 18. 46 Kramer. Linda 135 Kremer. Jeff 61. 61. 118 Kremer. Jon 146 Kremer. Tina 91. 93. 95. 135 Krieg. Brenda 158 Kruckeberg. Brian 144 Kruckeberg. Larry 90. Id. 135 Krukeberg. Susette 156 Kueterman. Tony IS. 14. 18. 107 Kunk. Brian 88. 140 Kunk. Bruce 146 Kunk. Gary 144 Kunk. Jody 150 Kunk. Michelle 154 Kuykendall. Angela 90. 93. 135 Kuykendall. Buzz 141 Kuykendall. Shane Id. 197. 114 L Lacy. Pam 140 Landis. Daren 153 Landis. Jessica 195 langenkamp. Janet 15$ Laub. Marlene 153 lauglunan.Amy 153 JLaughman. Jason 150 Lawrence. Jennifer 153 I each. Chris NO Leach David NS Lawrence. Si yc IS. 24. 62. 14, KV LeacAErm 146 leaclfi Jason 144 son i Lear. Kim 1501 Lear. Tom 164 Lehnikuhl. Amy IS. 24 Leichty. James 150 Leichty, Keenan $9. 142 Leichty. Tena 124 Leminger, Jeff 164. 92 Leugers. Chuck 164 Leugers. Molly 142 leugers. Wesley I4S Lore. Nicholas 144 Lotz. Debbie 104. 131 Lotz. Sherry Id. 104. 107.124 Loxley. Mary Loxley. Todd 153 Lyme. Rusty 140 L yons. Ted 61. $2, 105. 132 L yons. Terri 91. 93. Id. 140 Lyons. Tim IS. 24. 61. 99. Id. kV m «- May. Danny 140 May. Frank 144 May. Wanda 104. I2S Mayse. Missy 156 McClurg. Angela 146 McClurg. Denise IS. 24. IS. 104. 107 McClurg. James 142 McClurg. 1ichael 153 McClurg. Renee 91. 135 McConaha. Matt NS McConaha. Molly 144 McEtdowney. Brian 150 McEldowney. Carrie 154 McEJtlonncs. Chris 91. 95. 140 Mcfkffwney. Diane 14. 24. 2$. 47. 66. 67, 7$. 99. ICO. 107 Me Ft Jo wilt ,. JiU 84. $6. 9$. 99. KV. M Magoteaux. Bob SS. 135 Magoteaux. Melanie 154 Magoteaux. Michelle f$C Magoteaux. Mike 140. SS. iV. 94 Magoteaux. Renee 91 Magoteaux. Stacie 146 Magoto. Amy 4$. Id. 107. 124 Magoto. Ericka 150 Magoto. Jamie 154 agoto. Jeremy 146 agbto. Jerome IS. 24 lagbro Uody 146 Magoto Norma NS Magoto. Renee 146 Todd 140 o. Wendy 144 Malone. Diana 39. 165. KV Mangen. Alex 142 Mangen. Brenda 104. 132 Mangen. Candie 144 Mangen. David I2S Mangen. Doug IS. 24. 2$. 43. 44. 46. 47. 60. 61. $2. 99. KO. 107 Mangen. Eric 135 Mangen. June 79. 105. 124 Mangen. Kristi K4. 105. 107 Mangen. Lewis 47. KV Mangen. Lisa 104. 106. 132 Mangen. Lisa 142 Mangen. Lori 156 Mangen. Melinda 79. $6. 9S. 99. 104. 105. 132 Mangen. Paul 135 Mangen. Randy 144 Mangen. Renee 14. 4. 45. SO. 99. KM. 106 Mangen. Steve 142 Mangen. Ted 6 Mangen, Todd 63. 132 Mangen. Vernon Manning. Amy 153 Marchal. April I4S Marchal. Gary 154 Marchal. Kent 153 Marchal. Randy 146 Marchal. Sara I4S Marshal. Allan Id. 135 Marshal. Angie 142 Marshal. Jeff 61. 62. I2S Marshal. Judy I2S Marshal. Kathy 135 Marshal. Lisa 104. I2S Marshal. Susan 144 Marshal. Tara NS Marshal. Tim 140 Marshal. Wayne 140 Marshall. Chad 153 Martin. Evelyn 91. Id. 140 Martin. Marty I2S Martino. Linda I2S May. Bernie 18. 24. 47 K 7. 124 Mctldowney. John I4S McFldowno . Scon 90. 135 McEldowney. Stephen 150 McEtdowney. Tina 91. 95. Id. 140 rMcEldowney. Vicky 145 McGrath. Julie 140 McGrath. Michael 156 McGrath. Teresa 157 McKay. Marilyn 145 McKay. Meredith 143 McKay. Michelle SO. $4. 9$. KV. 132 McNutt. Bryan 140 McNutt. Tracy 132 jMeier. Amy 146 leier. Craig 154 Icier. Karen 140 leier. Lisa 132 lenhalr. Robert 153 leth 91. 93. KV. 135 Merkle, Christina 132 Merkle. David 124 Mgrkle. Nancy 91. 140 Mescher. Aaron 153 Mescher, Ally son I4S Mescher. Cindy Mescher. Jamie SS. 90. 135 Mescher. Ron 62. 164. 7$ Mescher. Tommy 145 Mestemaker. Bill 157 Mestemaker. Dan 143 Mestemaker. Richard I5S Metzgar, Kevin 147 Meyer. Cheryl SO. K 4. 105. 107. 124 Meyer. Christina Meyer. Cindy 79. SO. I2S Meyer. Dale 153 Meyer. Dave 135 Meyer. Doug 143 Meyer. James 74 Meyer. Jim 19. 24. 62. 99. 107 Meyer. Susie 87, 98. 99. 136 Meyer. Tammy 143 Meyer. Tim 124 Miles. David 147 Miles. Jim 19, 24. 107 Miller. Allen 143 Miller. Angie 136 Miller. Beth 156 Miller. Christine 67. KV. 106. 132 Miller,.Dane 136 v Miller. Eric 143 Miller. Judy 67. 79. KV. 106. 107. 124 Miller. Kent 61. 82. 124 Miller. Mark 158 Miller. Michael 150 Miller. Paula 157 Miller. Richard 147 Miller. Stefanie 104. 132 Miller. Tommy 150 Mills. Angie 128 Mills. Joe 124 Mills. O.J. SS. 136 Mincer. Becky 104 Mincer. Christy 140 Mincer. Jody 124 Minnich. Chris 150 Minnich. Conrad 164 Minnich. Eddie 145 Monnin. Alan 19. 24. Id Monnin. Arnold 136 Monnin. Beth 91. 93. 95. 136 Monnin. Brad 32. 61. 62. 9$. 99. 107. 124 Monnin. Chad SS. 90. 140 Monnin. Dan I2S Monnin. Darryl 12$ Monnin. Debbie 147 Monnin. Denise Id, 104. 136 Monnin. Duane 19. 24 Monnin. Eric 145 % Monnin. Guy I2S ___ Monnin. Gina 153 Monnin. Jennifer 147 . Monnin. Jeremy 155 Monmn Jnn 19. 24. 43. 46. 47. $2. 99. KX . 107 Monnin. Kathy $4. KX5. 132 Monnin. Matt 143 Monnin. Paul 147 Monnin. Scott I4S Moorman. Karla 145 Moorman. Keith 14. 24. 28. 32. 36. 42. 60. 61. 62. 74. 99. Id. KV Moran. Aaron SS. $9. 136 Moran. Eric 61. 64. 75. 132 Moran. Ethan 143 Moran. Molly 147 Xloran. Noah 145 Moyer. Mike 136 Mulvaney. Erin 155 Mumaw. Brad NS Mumaw. Chris 145 Mumaw. Kevin 150 Mumaw. Matt 153 -Mumaw. Ryan 155 Mumaw. Tracy 91. 140 Myers. Tom 128 N Neargarder. Joyce 7$. 79. 99. K7. 124 Neargarder, Sheri 87. 99. 140 Neft. Kelli 145 Neft. Kevin 143 Neff. Stephanie 79. 86. 99. 104. 105. 132 Nerdcrman. Eric 155 Nerderman. Mike 143 Nerdcrman. Renee 147 NJckol. Larrv 19. 24. 82. 99. 100. Id. 104. 107 Nichol, Ramona 142 Nichols. Dan 155 Nieberdmg. Bill 19. 24. 46. 47. 82. 99. 100. 107 Nick amp. Brad SS. 136 Niekamp, Christine I5S Nick amp. Cindy 47. 102. 191. 104. KJ7. 124 Niekamp. Doug 20. 24. 43. 46. 74. 107 Niekamp. Julie 156 Niekamp. I isa 48. 105. 107 Niekamp. Patty I2S Nieport. Andy 94. 136 Nieport. Anita 95. 136 Nieport. Brenda 106. 124 Nieport. Fleidi 150 Nieport. Karron 143 Nisonger. Seth 153 Nixon. Michelle 20. 24. KV. KV Noggle. Angie k94. 106. 132 Noggle. Christina 153 Noggle. Rob 20. 24. 2$. 42. 43. 46. 47. 99. KO. K7 Norris. Brett 64. 7l. 74. 75. 132 Norris. Dan 165 O Oldiges. Kim SO. 84. 99. K7. I2S Oldiges. Tim SS. 90. 136 Oliver. Craig 145 Oliver. Jeff 150 Oliver. Ryan 153 Otte. Jennifer I5S Otte. Laura 159 Overholser. Amanda 155 Overholser. Janel I4S Overholser. Jason 145 Overholser. Wesley 153 Parmenter. Bill 99. 107. 124 Parmenter. Doug 132 Parmenter. Tony 140 Paulus. Andy 82. 124 Paulus. Diane 86. 99. Id. 132 Paulus. Matt 155 Paulus. Sarah 155 Paulus. Susan 147 — Payne. Judy 143 Payne. Mary 157 Payne. Tina - nS Pearson. Brian « Pence. Judi 165 Pepiot. Angie 106. 107. 124 Pepiot. Jeff 136 Pepple. Michelle 93. 136 Pepple. Michelle 93.1 36 I Pepple. Natalie 145 Petitjean. Albert 153 Petitjean. Brian N3 Petitjean. Chanda Id. 136 Petitjean. Holly I4S Petitjean. John 153 Petitjean. Josh 143 Petitjean. Rhonda Id. 136 Petitjean. Shane 143 Petitjean. Shannon 61. K 5. 107, 124 Petitjean. Shawn 145 Pent can, lorn 62. 82. 99. K27. 124 Peyton. Chad ley 147 Phelan, Brent 61. 64. 75. K6. 132 Phelan. Carolyn 165) 9$ Phelan. Todd 20. 24. 2$. 46. 60. 61. 6$. 69. 82. 99 Philpot. Desine v 155 Philpot. Krista 155 Philpot. lisa TO. Id. 124 Philpot. Robert l?5i f Philpot. Tyler 155 Picrron. Allen 94. 136 Pierron. Andy I4S Pierron. Anne 151 Pierron. Christa 153 Pierron. Danny 145 Pierron. Gina 155 Piet ton. Heidi 153 Pierron. Julie 151 Pierron. Kevin 140 Pierron. Shelly 78. SO. 99. KV. K6. K7. 124 Plat foot. Jenny 92. 9$. 95. NO Platfoot. Julie 79. Id. 132 Plat foot. Rick 68. I2S Platt. Chuck 68. 71, 128 Pleiman. Chris 61. 128 Pleiman. Jason 158 Pleiman. Jeff I5S Pleiman. Kim KO. KV. 106. K?. 124 Pleiman. Lisa 145 Pleiman. Kick SS. 136 Pleiman. Sean 143 Pleiman. Theresa 147 Poeppelman. Brenda 157 Poeppelman. Carol 104. I2S Poeppelman. Lynn 136 Poeppelman. Phil 153 Poeppelman. Jared 153 Poeppelman. Lori 147 Poeppelman. Sara 14S Poeppelman. Sharon 143 Pohl. Brian 147 Pohl. Christy 141 Pohl. David 61. 75. 132 Pohl. Rebecca 153 Pohl. Tom 20. 24. 2$. KV Pohlman. Bridget 147 Pohlman. Jesse 155 Pohlman. Julia 153 Pohlman. Kris 143 Pohlman. Matt 153 Pohlman. Rhonda 151 Poly. Bill 20. 24 Poly. Jill Id. K6. 132 Poor. Heather 151 Poor. Kim 20. 24. 47. K0. KV. K7 Poor. Nickie 145 Pothast. Chris 21. 24. 2$. 32. 36. 46. 47. 62. 74. 98. 99. KO Pothast. Christina 21. 24. 46. 47. 100. K6. K7 Pothast. Jon 143 Pothast. Michelle 147 Potter. Tracy 153 Powers. Tony NS Powers. Travis 90 Powers. Trever 143 Prenger, Amy 147 Prenger, Craig 61. 64. 75. Id5, 132 Prenger. Doug 153 196 m + Prenger. Missy 21. 14,'2$ 46. 47. 86. 99. 100. 107 . Prenger. Stacy 144 Prenger. Todd 64. 75. US Schlater. Leri 145 Schfechty. Melissa 21, 24. 2S. 66. 7S. SO Schlumbaum. Katie 153 R Ranh . Neil 149 g-Raterman. Jaquelyn 151 Ratliff. Sydney 157 Reed. Hobble 155 Reed. Jeff 155 Reed. Melanie 21. 24. 100. 104 Reed. Wendy 153 Reichert. Clint I5S Reichert. Henry 159 Reier. Steve 145 Refer. Tammy 14 7 Reineke. Joshua Replogle. Marge 163 Ressler. Chris Id. 124 Ressler. Jennifer 136 Rethman. Hob 21. 24 Rethman. Brenda 93. 136 Rerhmanl36 Rethman. Dan 6S. 69. 129 Rethman. Doug 151 Rethman. Joyce 32. S4. S6. 9S. 107. 129 Rethman. Julie 136 Rethman. Linda 21. 24. 43. 46. 47. KV. 104. 105. 107 Rethman. Teresa 47. 86. 99. 100. 107. 125 Retz. Tiffany 155 Rhoades. Carrie 91. 93. 95. 136 Rhoades. Kurt 153 Rhoades. Mane Ann 153 Rhoades. Matt 153 Richard. Jeff 136 Richard. Jodie 143 Richard. Julie 147 Richart. Tiffany 153 Rinderle. Chris 151 Rinderle. Janet 142 Rindler. Joyce 42. 43. Id. 107. 125 Rismiller. Chad 197 Rismiller. Corey 129 Rismiller. David 155 Rismiller. Kristi 151 Rismiller. Ron SS. S9. 136 Rismiller. Sherry 145 Rismiller. Tom 140 Rismiller. Vivian 21. 24. 46. 4 7. 100. 104. 107 Roberts. Angie 147 Robinson. Stephanie 129 Roll. Hill 163. 89 Roll. Jason 155 Rose. David 153 Rosenback. Brian 151 Ruchty. Rhonda 21. 24. 28. 32. 36. 40. 98. ICO Rue. Christopher 155 Runner. Chuck 145 Runner. Shelly 140 Runner. Yvonne 104. 136 Ruschau. Jackie 87. 93. 99. Id. 136 Ruschau. Jim 21. 24. 28. 32. 36. 71. 98. 105 Ruschau. Joe 68. 75. 133 Rush. Joe 143 Rush. Melanie 143 Ryder. Terri 91. 141 S Sabroff. Kevin 149 Sabroff. Kim Id Saintignon. Lisa 153 Sanderson. Jerry 151 Sanderson. Lam 155 Sanderson. Mike 75. 129 Schieltz. Ruth 165 Schlater. Ben 155 Schlater. Brenda 21. 24. 100. 107 Schlater. Christy 143 Schlater. Dan 151 Schlater. Jackie 79. 80. 106. 132 Schlater. Joyce 21. 24. 28. 78. 80. 98. 107 Schlater. Lois 66. 78. 80. 99. 129 Schlumbaum. Ryan 155 Schmitmeyer. Angie 104. 129 Schmitmeyer. Doug 47. 125 Schmitmeyer. Doug 147 Schmitmeyer. Kevin 149 Schmitmeyer. I isa 151 Schmitmeyer. Todd 88. 141 Schmitz. Krista 143 Schoenlein. David 149 Schoenlein. Ricky 140 Schrader. Kevin 125. 61 Schrader. Michelle 143 Scliuette. Beth 147 Schuette. Brad 153 Schuette. Bruce 88. 99. 94. 98. 141 Schultz. Angela 153 Schultz. Carey 87. 95. 98. 99 Schultz. Eric 14 Schultz. Shane 143 Schultz. Wesley 149 Schultze. Brad 88. 94. Id Schultze. Cynthia 164 Schultze. Jill 156 Schwartz. Adam . Scott. Jason 151 Soger. Adam 159 Seibert. Dan 125 Seibert. David 61. 125 Seibert. Donnie 141 Seigel. David 61. 64. 74. 129 Shappie. Barb 48. 107. 125 Shappie. Brandy 153 Shappie. Dan 149 Shardo. Jackie 145 Sliardo. Mike 88. 90. 141 Sheffer. Chris 149 Shepherd. Missie 147 Shepherd. Neil 143 Shively. Phyllis 154 Short. Donnie 143 Short. Jeanne 21. 24. 46 Shumaker. Irma 158 Simmons. Jennifer 143 Simmons. Michelle Simon. Amy 145 Simon. Jim 21. 24. 28. 43. 46. 107 Simon. Lon 47. KV. 104. 107. 125 Simon. Missy 143 Simon. Stephanie 143 Simons. Danny 21. 24. 28. 36. Id Sirch. Angie 32. Id. 107. 125 Sirch. Dodie 87. 99. 140 Slagle. Doug 48. 61. 68. 82. 106. 107. 133 Smith. Jenny 143 Smith. Kelly 145 Smith. Lois 164 Smith. Patty 21. 24. 46. 104. K25. 107 Smith. Ryan 88. 89 Snedecker. Alnora 45. 163 Spangler. Faye 165 Speelman. Kelly 157 Spencer. Matt 153 Spinner. Clark 143 Spinner. June ICV. Id. 125 Spitzer. Jim 90. 92. 141 Spitzer. Kenny 90. 94 Stahl. Kelli 66. 67. 78. 80. Id. 106. 133 Stahl. Lewis 90 Staley. Jeff 22. 24 Stall. Bruce 61. 165 Stall. Drew 149 Stall. Matt 143 Stammen. Brad 149 Stammen. Jason 88. 90. 141 Stammen. Joel 155 Standiford. Missy 104. 106. 133 Stein. Michelle 158 Stephan. Curt 15 7 Stephan. L oug 141 Stephan. Mike 133 Stewart. Russ 163 Stonebraker. Shane 88. 90 Stouffer. Janelle 153 Stover, trie 153 Stover. Stacy 151 Streib. Brenda 78. 100. KV. 125 Streib. Carla 145 Streib. Christa 151 Streib. Kathy 149 Streib. Susan 91 Streib. Tony 61. 74. 99. 125 Strobel. Amy 156 St robe I. LeAnn 106. 107. 125 Stuck. Aimee Id. 104. Id5. 133 Stuck. Angie 22. 24. 28. Id Stuck. Jeff 147 Stuck. Shannon 157 Stucke. Brenda 22. 24. 28. KV. 107 Stucke. Chad 129 Stucke. Jason 145 Stucke. Mike 125 Stucke. Nathan 157 Stutz. Phil 129 Subler. Amanda 155 Subler. Ann Mane 95 Subler. Brenda 86. '99. Id. KV. Subler. Brian 153 Subler. Carl 14 7 Subler. Crissv 87. 95 Subler. Danny 145 Subler. Jan 22. 24. 28. 46. 47. KV. 107 Subler. Jeff 38. S9. Id. 141 Subler. Jenny 87. 99 Subler. Jill 99. 129 Subler. Julie 22. 24. 28. 43. Id. 194. 106. 107 Subler. Lonnie 129 Subler. Luke 62. 80. 99. KV. 107. 125 Subler. Lynn KV. 107. 129 Subler. Nathan 145 Subler. Rachael 104. KV. 133 Subler. Shane 151 Summers. Tim 61. iX). 143 Swabb. Rodney 147 Swabb. Roberta 153 Swallow. Craig 155 Swallow. Marilyn 163 Swisher. Randy 61. 64. 165. 75. 88 Taylor. Lisa 67. 165. 80 Theurer. Darrell 143 Theurer. Joy 145 Thobe. Keith 133 The be. John 155 Tliobe. Scott 141 Thobe. Scott 145 Thornsberry. Joeseph 155 Threewits. Kathy 164 Todd. Shawn 143 Treon. Chad 153 Treon. Dean 133 Treon. Doug 129 Treon. Kristen 155 Treon. Susie 22. 24. 28. 32. 36. 46. 47. 48. 84. 86. 98. 99. KV. 107 Treon. Tom 88. 90 Tnttschuh. John 129 Trittschuh. Sandy 129 Tnttschuh. Tonda 141 Turner. Jason 153 Turner. Lloyd 64. 163 Turner. Renee 22. 24 Turner. Ron 133 Turner. Willie 153 Turpen. Adam 147 Turpen. Andy 48. 68. 107. 129 Turpen. Mike 22. 24 U Linger. Shawn 151 V Valentine. Tina 9 Van ttten. Jesse 158 Van ttten. Matt 157 Van ttten. Sherrie 159 Varner. Angie 147 Varner. Brad 149 Villareal. Dorene 153 Villareal. Paula 145 Vincent. Margie 152 Virden. Adrian 143 Vogel. Craig 141 Vogel. Neil 147 Voisard. Brian 68. Id. 125 Voisard. Scott 88. 89 Wagaman. Jill 155 Wagner. Brian 88. 90 Wagner. Jenny 147 Wagner. Julie 151 Wakefield. Laura 91. 93. 95. Id Wakefield. Linda 91. 93. 95 Wake Held. Lisa KV. 107. 125 Wakefield. Melissa 87. 91. 93. 95. 99. 141 Wakefield. Sundra 8?. 91. 93. 95. 99 W are. Rick 23. 24. 28. 74. 99. Id. 107 Watren. Andy 149 Watren. Dan 64. 75. 133 W atren. Mart 61. 64. 74. 129 Way more. Carrie 48. 107. 129 Waymire. Dan 149 W'caver. Julie 23. 24. 42. 43. 46. 47. 84. 106 Weaver. Susan 104. KV. 133 Weese. Barbara Ann 153 W'eese. Tun 141 - U ehrkamp. Cwenn 157 Wehrkamp. Janelle Wehrkamp. Kelly 159 | W ehrkamp. Mindy 129 Wennmg. tlaine S3. 24. 46. 4 7. KX). Id. KV. KV. 133 104. 105. 107 We lining. I e Westgerdes. Wick. Judy 152 Wiethalter. Tammy 153 Wiethalter. Tonya 149 Wiethalter. Tracy 147 , mi Wilker. Jill 66. 78. Id. 106. 107. 125 Wilker. Kathy 23. 24. 107 Wingfield. Bobb 145 9 W ingfield. Dan 125 Wingfield. Bill Id. 133 Winner. Brian 157 Winner. Dan 133 W inner. Deborah 143 Winner, trie 157 W inner. Renee 23. 24. 28. 32. 36. 43. 46. 4 7. 66. 67. 80. 84. 99. KV. 107 W'ood. Brian 149 Wood. Kevin 147 Woodsworth. tstlier 165 W ooten. Mary Ann 143 W ooten. Nikki 155 Wuebker. Alan 145 Wuebker. Jennifer 155 Wuebker. Joel 88. 90. 141 Wuebker. Matt 64. KV. 133 Yagle. Mandy 151 Yagfe,Mike 153 Yak os. Diane 163 Yakos. Ryan 149 York. Bruc 64. 129 York. Chris 6b.64. 75. 133 York. Danny Young. Joe 153 Young. Robert 153 Young. Sue Marie 149 Yount. Lisa 23. 24. 28. KV. 107 Zumberger. Deanna 23. 24. 32. KV. 107 Zumberger. Denise 104. 129 197 Another year has come and V gone, but the memories of Friday night football games, homecoming, prom, and those special friends we made throughout the year will live on forever in each and every one of us. Class never runs scared It is knowledge that you can meet fife ever comes along. Jacob had it Esau didn't Symbo Jacob’s wrestling match with the angeL have wrestled with their own personal victory that marks them thereafter. Class never makes excuses. It takes its past mistakes. J Class is considerate of others. It krun nothing more than a series of petty Class bespeaks an aristocracy ancestors or money. The most totally without class while the may ooze class from every pore Class never tries to build itself mp by tearing others down. Class is already up making others look w Class can “walk with crowds and keep the able with the person with himself . If you have classj y you don’t have it, make much differ i who have class el” and won a s and (earns from goodmanners are ifices. has nothing to do with bluehlood can be of a Welsh miner not strive to look better by its virtue,, and talk with ” Everyone is comfort-—because he is comfortable much of anything else. If els e you have—it doesn’t 200 . ■: i S I
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