Versailles High School - Portal Yearbook (Versailles, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1986 volume:

Versailles High School — Versailles. Ohio Dare To Have Spirit Spirit is not just a roar from the crowd, but an inner desire to be the best one can be. Opening 5 Dare To Be Different If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music which he hears, however 8 Opening measured or far away. Opening 9 Dare To Be A Tiger Tigers are grrrreat. Opening 11 Teresa Apple Paula Arling Lori Barga Jennifer Barge Kathy Dapore Bev Davidson Deb DeLaet Cindy DeMange Mike Didier Michelle Dirksen Tonya Foster 16 Michelle Fields Connie Gehret Ivan Gehret Janice Gehret Joe Gigandet 17 Steve Gehret Chris George Darlene Gerling Patty Goubeaux Bethany Griesdorn Annette Grieshop Roberta Grisez Beth Groff Steve Groff Matt Heffner Margie Huber Chris Heitkamp Nancy Kelch Donna Hesson Bob Kelch Susan Keyser Sherry Lotz Shane Kuykendall Bruce Magoto June Mar.gen Kristina Mangen Lewis Mangen Jill McEldowney 19 Kent Miller Joyce Neargarder Marc Mierisch Joe Mills Cindy Niekamp Lisa Niekamp Brad Monnin Brenda Nieport Gena Renz Chris Ressler Teresa Rethman Tom Petit jean Lisa Phlipot Shelly Pierron Kim Pleiman Dan Seibert Dave Seibert 22 Lori Simon Joyce Rindler Missy Rindler Doug Schmitmeyer Kevin Schrader I Lisa Wakefield Angie Sirch June Spinner Brenda Streib Chris Streib Tony Streib LeAnn Strobel Brian Voisard Mike Stucke Janelle Wilker Luke Subler Dan Wingfield 23 Bob Ahrens Son of Bill and Barb Ahrens Football 9. 10. II. II; Varisty V II. 12; Homecoming Representative 12 Chris Amrhein Son of Larry and Miriam Minnich Basketball 9. 10 Jeff Apple Son of Ralph and Connie Apple OWE Teresa Apple Daughter of Bill and Sharon Apple Track 9. IO. Flag Corps 9. 10. II. 12 -Captain; Chorus 9. 10. II; Student Council 9. 10. II. 12 — Secretary; Drama Club 9. 10. II. 12; Art Club 9. 10. II; French Club 9. 12; Math Science Club II. 12; College Club II. 12; Homecoming Representative 9; NHS II. 12 — Vice President Paula Arling Daughter of Urban and Erma Arling Band 9. 10; Student Librarian 9; Wrestling Stat II. 12; Drama Club 9, IO. Art Club 10. II. 12; College Club II. 12; JA II; OOEA 12 Holly Baltes Daughter of Jim and Dorie Baltes Track Stat. 9. 10. II. 12; Band 9. 10. II. 12 — Vice President; Class Secretary II. 12; Drama Club 9 10. II — Treasurer. 12; French Club 9. 10. II. 12; Art Club 9; College Club II. 12; Yearbook 10. II. 12 — Editor Lori Barga Daughter of Leo and Janice Barga Track Stat. IO. Art Club 9; Math-Science Club 9. IO. Drama Club 10. II; FTA 10. 12; JA II; OOEA 12 Jennifer Barge Daughter of Marilyn Barge Track Stat. II. 12; Band 9. 10 — Representative. II. 12; All County Band 12; Drama Club 9 — Secretary. 10, II. 12; Art Club 9. 10 — Secretary-. Math Science Club 9. 10. II — President. 12; Spanish Club 9, 10. II, 12; Yearbook 10. II; Class Secretary 9, IO, President II; NHS II. 12 Brenda Barlage Daughter of Alvin and Rita Barlage Chorus II; FHA 9, 10. II — Secretary. 12 — Treasurer; FTA 9. 12; Spanish Club 9. 10. II. 12; College Club II. 12; Math Science Club II. 12 Nancy Barton Daughter of Jane Barton FTA 9. IO, JA II OOEA 12 Doug Batty Son of Keith and Edna Batty Football 9. 10. II. 12 — Captain; Student Council 9, 10. II. 12 — President; Math Science Club 10. II; Varsity V 10. II. 12 Rolanda Bensman Daughter of Roland and Sheri an Bensman Lisa Bigham Daughter of Roger and Bert Gariety Drama Club 9; FTA 9. IO, Art Club 9; JA II; OOEA 12; College Club II. 12; Yearbook 12 Michelle Huddle Billenstein Daughter of John and Shirley Huddle Volleyball 9; Student Librarian 9; Art Club 9; FTA 9; Drama Club 9; Spanish Club 9; College Club II; JA II; OOEA 12 — Secretary Kevin Bohman Son of Orville and Norma Bohman Football IO, Art Club 9, 12; Math Science Club IO, Homecoming King 12 Ron Bohman Son of Fred and Marlene Bohman Football 9; Student Council 9, IO, VICA 11 Cheryl Boring Daughter of Sherie Boring Track 9; Student Librarian 9; Drama Club 9, 10, II; French Club 9, 12; Class Treasurer 9; Art Club 9, 10, II — Secretary, 12 — Secretary; College Club II. 12 Tim Bornhorst Son of James and Mary Lou Bornhorst FFA II, 12; JA II, 12; Art Club 9; JVS II, 12 Ryan Brown Son of Gene and Johanna Brown Football 9, 10. II, 12; MVP Defense II, 12; Basketball 9, 10, II; Varsity V 10, II, 12 Rob Bubeck Son of Bob and Dorothy Bubeck Steve Buscher Son of Bob and Rita Buscher FFA 9, 10, II, 12 — Vice President; NHS II, 12 Treasurer; Class Treasurer II. 12 Rob Chappie Son of Ralph and Alice Chappie JVS II. 12 Randy Christian Son of Richard and Ronda Christian Football 9, 10, II. 12; Baseball 9, IO, Math Science 9. 10, Art Club IO, OEA II. 12; JVS II. 12 Ronald Claxton Son of Ronald and Agnes Claxton FFA 10, II. 12 Brian Crabtree Son of Dan and Barbara Hart OWE Kathy Dapore Daughter of Paul and Nancy Dapore Student Librarian I0-, FT A ID, JA II; OOEA 12 Bev Davidson Daughter of Jim and Linda Davidson Volleyball 9, 10, II, 11. MVP, Best Offense lh Captain 12; MVP Best Offense 12; First Team SRC 12; District All Star — 9; Basketball 9; Softball 9, 10, II, 12; Band 9 — Representative, ID, 11 — Representative, 12 — President; Drama Club 9, II, 12; French Club ID, II, 12; Math Science Club II, 12; Varsity V 11, 12 — Vice President; College Club II, 12; Student Council II, 12 — Treasurer NHS II, 12; Pep Band 12 Deb DeLaet Daughter of Jack and Sandy DeLaet Volleyball 9, ID, II, 12; Track 9, ID, II, 12; Chorus 9, ID, II, 12; Cheerleader 9, 10, II, 12; Drama Club 9, 10, II, 12; Art Club 9, II, 12; French Club 9, 10, 12; Varsity V II, 12; College Club II, 12 -Treasurer: Girls State II; NHS II, 12; Voice Democracy II, 12 Cindi DeMange Daughter of Carl and Diana DeMange Band 9, 10, II, 12; Pep Band 12; Spanish Club ID FT A ID, VIC A II, 12 — Vice Pres.; JVS II, 12 Mike Didier Son of Ed and Marie Didier Yearbook 12 Scott Dieringer Son of Bob and Pat Dieringer Football 9, 10, II, 12; Track 9; VICA II, 12; JVS II, 12 Michelle Dirksen Daughter of John and Nichole Dirksen Wrestling Stat II, 12; Flag Corps II, 12; French Club 9, 10, II — President, 12; Math Science Club 10, II, 12; FHA 10, II, 12 — President; College Club II, 12 Julie Dorsten Daughter of Walter and Carol Dorsten Band 9, ID, Chorus 9; Wrestling Cheerleader II, 12; Basketball Mascot ID, French Club 9, 10, II; Art Club 9, 10, II, 12; Drama Club 9, 10, II; Math Science Club 9, 10, II, 12; College Club II, 12 Jeanne Drees Daughter of Paul Drees and Marlene Drees Band 9, 10, II, 12; Wrestling Mascot II, 12; FHA ID, VICA II, 12; JVS II, 12 Pat Eilerman Son of Bernard and Mary Lou Eilerman Golf II, 12 — Captain-, Math Science Club 9 ID Student Council 12 Michelle Fields Daughter of Kay Fields French Club 9, 10, II — Treasurer, 12; FT A 10, 12; Math Science Club II, 12; College Club II, 12 Tonya Foster Daughter of Lila Lee Foster OWE Jim Francis Son of Richard and Sherry Francis Football 9, 10, II, 12; Basketball 9; Chorus 9, 10, II, 12; Math Science Club 9. II Tina Frantz Daughter of Virgil and Barb Frantz Cross Country 9, 10, II, 12; Track 9, 10, II, 12; Chorus 10, II; French Club 9, 10, II, 12; Drama Club 9, 10, II — President, 12; Art Club 10, II, 12; Math Science Club II, 12; College CUtb II. 12; Varsity V 10. II. 12; NHS II. 12 Connie Gehret Daughter of Joe and Eva Gehret Softball II. 12; Band 9. ID Wrestling Mascot 9, ID, Stat II; Math Science Club 9. ID, Art Cub 9 — Secretary. 10 — President, II. 12 — President; FT A 9; Drama Club 9, 10, II; College Club II, 12; JA II; OOEA 12; President OOEA — 12; Varsity V 12; Art Honor Society II; Homecoming Queen 12 Ivan Gehret Son of Paul and Bernice Gehret Spanish Club ID, Math Science Club 10, II, 12; College Club II, 12; Student Council 12; FFA 12; Boys State II Jan Gehret Daughter of Urban and Irene Gehret Band 9, 10, II, 12; College Club II, 12; Art Club 9 Steve Gehret Son of Tony and Madonna Gehret FFA 9. 10, II Chris George Son of William and Marilyn George Football 9, 10, II; FFA 10. II, 12 Darlene Gerling Daughter of Bob and Rita Gerling Softball 9. ID, Band 9. 10 — Representative. II. 12 — Representative; Pep Band 10. II, 12; Drama Club 9. II. 12; French Club 9. 10 — Treasurer, II, 12; Math Science Club II, 12; College Club II, 12 Joe Gigandet Son of Roger and Carol Gigandet Football 9. 10, II, 12; Basketball 9; Baseball 9. ID, Math Science Club ID, VICA II, 12; Class President 10. II; JVS II. 12 Nick Gigandet Son of Earl Gigandet OWE Patty Goubeaux Daughter of Edward and Ruth Goubeaux Student Librarian ID. FT A ID, JA II; OOEA 12 Bethany Griesdorn Daughter of Carl and Donna Stuck Volleyball 9. 10. II. 12; Basketball 9. 10. II. 12; Chorus 10, II — Secretary, 12; Mascot 12; Drama Club 9. 10. II; French Club 9. 10, II. 12; Art Club 9. 10. II. 12; Spanish Club 10, II; Math Science Club II; Class Treasurer ID, College Club II, 12; Varsity V II, 12 Annette Grieshop Daughter of Bob and Judy Grieshop Band 9, 10. II, 12; Cheerleader 9, 10. II. 12 — Vice President; Student Librarian; Drama Club 9; Math Science Club 10. II, 12; College Club II. 12; NHS II. 12; Varisty V 12 Matt Grisez Son of George and Ruth Grisez Football 9, 10, II, 12 — Captain-, All League II. 12; Journal Herald All Star; Wrestling 9. 10. II, 12 — Captain; French Club 9-, Varsity V II, 12 — President; Class President 12; Homecoming Representative 9 Roberta Grisez Daughter of Raymond and Rosie Grisez FHA Hero-, JVS II, 12 Beth Groff Daughter of John and Judy Groff Softball 9, 10, II. 12; Art Club 9-. Drama Club 9; Math Science Club ID, FT A 10, II, 12; JA II; OOEA 12 Steve Groff Son of Ronald and Kay Groff Spanish Club ID, Art Club 9, ID, II, 12; Math Science Club 9. 10, II Matt Heffner Son of Jon and Ellen Heffner Football II, 12; Wrestling II, 12; Baseball II, 12; Boys State II Chris Heitkamp Son of Virgil and Joan Heitkamp Math Science Club 9, 10, II, 12 Donna Hesson Daughter of Larry and Joan Hesson Band 9, 10, II, 12; Spanish Club 9, 10, II, 12; FHA II12; College Club II, 12; Math Science Club II; Art Club 9 Margie Huber Daughter of Paul and Barbara Huber Softball 9. 10. II. 12; Chorus 9. 10. II-Mascot 10. II; French Club 9. ID, FT A 9. 10. II. 12; Drama Club 9, 10. II. 12; Art Club 9. 10, II. 12; Math Science Club 10, 11, I2-, College Club II, 12 Girls State II; NHS II. 12 Julie Keihl Daughter of Ed and Beth Keihl Softball IO. Volleyball 10. II. 12, Art Club 9, ETA 10. II. 12, Math Science Club IO, FHA II. 12, College Club II. 12 Bob Ketch Son of Julius and Betty Hierholzer Nancy Ketch Daughter of Paul and Shirley Ketch Track 10 Wrestling Stat 9, Drama Club 9. 10, II, Art Club 9. II. 12, French Club 9, Homecoming Queen Court 12 Susan Keyser Daughter of Betty Keyser Band 9. 10, II, 12, All County Band 12, Chorus 9. 10. II. 12, FT A 9. 10. II, Drama Club 9. 10. 12, Art Club 9. 10. II, College Club II. 12 Shane Kuykendall Son of Gregory and Barbara Kuykendall Art Club 9. 10. II — Treasurer. 12, Art Honor Society II, Math Science Club 10. II, College Club II Tena Leichty Daughter of Evan and Marge Leichty FHA Hero, JVS II. 12 Sherry Lotz Daughter of Val and Joan Lotz Chorus 9. 10. II. 12, FT A 9. 10. II. 12 Drama Club 9, Art Club 9. 10, II — President. 12, College Club II, 12, Art Honor Society II Amy Magoto Daughter of Willard and Lois Magoto Flag Corps 10. II, 12, FTA 9. 10 Art Club 9. 10. II. 12, French Club 9. 10 Drama Club 9. 10, II. 12, Math Science Club 10. II. 12, College Club II. 12 Bruce Magoto Son of John and Joann Magoto OWE June Mangen Daughter of Earl and Carolyn Mangen Volleyball IO. Softball 10. II. 12, Drama Club 10. II, FTA 9 Kristina Mangen Daughter of Clete and Kay Mangen Flag Corps 10, II. 12, Wrestling Stat II, 12, Art Club 9, FHA 9, 10. II. 12 — Vice President Spanish Club II. 12, College Club II. 12 Lewis Mangen Son of Basil and Linda Mangen FFA 9. 10. II, 12 — President, Math Science Club II, 12, College Club II12, NHS II. 12 Jill McEldowney Daughter of Kenny and Janet McEldowney Track 9, 10, II, Student Librarian 9, Cheerleader 9, 10, II, Office Help II, Art Club 9, Varsity V 10. II, 12, College Club II, 12, JA II, OOEA 12, Student Council 10, II, OOEA Treasurer 12, Homecoming Representative. Clyde Merkle Son of Harley and Jane Merkle OWE Cheryl Meyer Daughter of Paul and Mary Jean Meyer Volleyball 9. 10. II, 12, Softball IO. Band 9, Student Librarian 9, Art Club 9, Spanish Club 10, II — Secretary, 12, FTA 10, II. 12, FHA 10. II, 12, College Club II. 12, Varsity V 12 Tim Meyer Son of Gerald and Anne Meyer FFA 10. II. 12, Math Science Club 9, Yearbook 12 Marc Mierisch Exchange Student From West Germany Judy Miller Daugher of John and Mary Miller Basketball 9, 10, II. 12, Softball 9. 10, II. 12, Math Science Club 10 Drama Club 10. II, FHA II, 12 — Secretary, College Club II, 12, Spanish Club II, 12 Kent Miller Son of Larry and Myrna Rue Football 9. 10, II. 12, Basketball 9, Track 9, 10, II. 12, Spanish Club 9, Varsity V 12, College Club 12, Math Science Club 12, Homecoming Court 12 Joe Mills Son of Gene and Marcella Mills Football 9, Math Science Club 9. 10 Brad Monnin Son of Floyd and Janice Monnin Football 9. 10. II. 12, Basketball 9. 10. II, Math Science Club 9, 10, II, 12, Spanish Club 9, IO, Student Council 9, 10, II. 12 Vice President, College Club II, 12 — President, Varsity V II. 12 — Treasurer, Homecoming Court II. 12 Joyce Neargarder Daughter of Marion and Joan Neargarder Cross Country 9, 10, II. 12, Basketball 9, Softball 9. 10, II, Drama Club 9. 12, Varsity V 10. II. 12, College Club II. 12 Cindy Niekamp Daughter of Orville and Alice Niekamp Art Club 9. II, Drama Club 10, FTA 10. 11.12, College Club II. 12, JA II, OOEA 12 — Vice President; NHS II, 12 Lisa Niekamp Daughter of Jim and Arlene Niekamp Band 9, 10, II, 12, Chorus 10, II, Drama Club 9. JO. II. 12; Math Science Club 9. 10, II — Treasurer. 12; French Club 9. 10. II. 12; Track St at 9. 10. II. 12; College Club II. 12 — Secretary Brenda Nieport Daughter of Paul and Marsha Nieport Band 9. 10. II. 12; FHA 9; Art Club 9; Spanish Club 9. 10. II. 12; Math Science Club lO, FTA 12 Bill Parmenter Son of Paul and Karen Parmenter Baseball 9. IO. Basketball 9; Varsity V 10. II. 12; College Club II. 12; Math Science Club II. 12 Andy Paulus Son of Jerry and Rosemarie Paulus Cross Country 9. 10. II; Track 9. 10. II. 12; Chorus 9. 10. II. 12 Angie Pepiot Daughter of John and Gladys Pepiot Math Science Club 9. 10. II; French Club 9. 10. II. 12 — Secretary; College Club II Shannon Petitjean Son of Wilbur and Caroline Petitjean Football 9. 10. II, 12; Basketball 9; Track 9, IO. French Club 9. 10. II — Vice President. 12; Math Science Club 10. II. 12; College Club II. 12; Varsity V 12 Tom Petitjean Son of Adrian and Patricia Petitjean Basketball 9, 10. II. 12; Track 9. 10. II. 12; Varsity V 10. II. 12; Math Science Club 10. II. 12; College Club II. 12 Teresa Rethman Daughter of Ralph and Mariese Rethman Band 9. 10. II. 12; Cheerleader 9. 10. II — Treasurer. 12; Office Help II; Math Science Club 9. 10. II. 12 — President; Spanish Club 9. 10 — Treasurer; Varsity V 10. U. College Club II; NHS II. 12 — Secretary; Pep Band II. 12 Joyce Rindler Daughter of Bob and Betty Rindler Wrestling St at 9. 10. II. 12; French Club 9; Drama Club 9. 10. II; Art Club 9. II. 12; Homecoming Court 12 Missy Rindler Daughter of Thoas and Carol Rindler OWE Doug Schmitmeyer Son of Ted and Connie Schmitmeyer Office Help II, 12; FFA 9. 10 — Vice President. II — Treasurer 12; NHS II, 12 — Reporter Kevin Schrader Son of Carl and Diane Schader Football 10. II; French Club 9. IO. Math Science Club II Dan Seibert Son of Scott and Sharon Seibert Basketball 9; Band 9. 10. II. 12; Pep Band 12; VICA II. 12; JVS II. 12 Dave Seibert Son of Scott and Sharon Seibert Football 9. 10. II; Basketball 9; VICA II. 12; JVS II. 12 Lisa Phlipot Daughter of Harold and Juliana Phlipot Art Club 9. 10. II — Secretary; Math Science Club 9; JA II; OOEA 12; Art Honor Society Shelly Pierron Daughter of Richard and Ruth Pierron Volleyball 9. 10. II. 12; Basketball 9; Softball 9. 10, II. 12; First Team All League II. 12; Band 9. 10. II — Representative. 12; Chorus IO. Art Club 9; French Club 9. 10. II. 12; Math Science Club 10, 12; FTA 10. II. 12; Varsity V II. 12; College Club II. 12; Pep Band 10. II. 12 Kim Plieman Daughter of Larry and Linda Plieman FHA 9. 10. II. 12; Art Club 9; FTA 10. II. 12; Spanish Club 10. II. 12; College Club II. 12; JA II; OOEA 12; Girls State II Georgena Renz Daughter of Dale Weese College Club 12 Chris Ressler Son of Glen and Carol Ressler Art Club 10. II. 12 Barb Shappie Daughter of John and Judy Shappie Track Stat 9. 10. II. 12; Chorus 9. 10. II. 12; Student Council 9; Class Vice President 10. II. 12; Art Club 9; French Club 9. 10. 12; Drama Club 9, 10. II. 12; College Club II. 12; Homecoming Court 10. 12 Lori Simon Daughter of John and Jeanette Simon Band 9 — Representative. 10. II. 12; Chorus 9. 10 — Vice President. II — President; NHS II. 12 — President; Math Science Club 9. 10, II. 12; Drama Club 9. IO. Art Club 9; FTA 10. II. Spanish Club IO. College Club II. 12; Track Stat 9. 10, II. 12 Angie Sirch Daughter of Mike and Nancy Sirch Flag Corp 10. II. 12; Drama Club 9. IO. Art Club 9. 10. II — President. 12 — President; Art Honor Society II. 12 — President; Math Science Club IO. College Club II. 12; Homecoming Court II. 12 June Spinner Daughter of Bill and Delores Spinner Art Club 10. II; JA U. OOEA 12 Pam Stearns Daughter of Edward and Joanne Dingman VICA II — Secretary; JA II; OOEA 12 Brenda Streib Daughter of Dan and Nancy Streib Softball 10. II; Band 9. 10. II. 12 Representative; Art Club 9; College Club II. 12; JA II; OOEA 12 Chris Streib Son of Dan and Nancy Streib VICA II. 12; JVS II. 12 Tony Streib Son of Carol Streib Basketball 9. 10. II. 12; Baseball 9. 10. II. 12; First Team SRC II; Varsity V II. 12; Math Science Club II LeAnn Strobel Daughter of Luther and Judy Strobel Band 9. 10. II. I2-. Spanish Club 9. 10. II. 12; Math Science Club 10. II. 12; College Club II. 12; FTA 12 Mike Stucke Son of Bob and Connie Stucke FFA 9. IO. Math Science Club IO, College Club 12 Luke Subler Son of Ed and Clara Subler Basketball 9. 10, II. 12; Track 9, 10. II. 12; Spanish Club 10. II; College Club II. 12; Varsity V II. 12 Brian Voisard Son of Janet Barlage Wrestling 9. 10. II. 12; Cross Country 12; Art Club II. 12; Math Science Club II Lisa Wakefield Daughter of Jim and Suzzane Wakefield Track Stat 9. 10. II. 12; Band 9. 10. II. 12 — Secretary; Majorette II. 12; French Club 9. 10. II. 12; Math Science Club 9, 10. II, 12; Drama Club 9. 10, II; College Club II. 12 Jill Wilker Daughter of Jerry and Jo Ann Wilker Volleyball 9. IO. Basketball 9. 10, II. 12; Softball 9. 10. II. 12; Band 9. 10. II. 12 — Treasurer; Drama Club 9. 10. II; Art Club 9. II. 12; College Club II. 12; Spanish Club 10. II — Treasurer. 12; Varsity V 12; FTA 12 Dan Wingfield Son of Bill and Gail Wingfield Art Club 10 Not Pictured: Ronald Claxton Brian Crabree Nick Gigandet Pamela Stearns A Night On Beach In preparation for the Homecoming festivities, students began to work hard on their floats to exemplify the theme “A Night on the Beach.” The freshmen class showed their spirit by winning first prize with their beautifully decorated float. After the floats went thru the parade, class representatives were escorted on the field while the crowd waited for the crowning of the 1985 Homecoming queen, Connie Gehret. The night came to a climax when the football team went on to defeat the previously unbeaten Covington Buccs, 13-3. 1. Seniors show spirit on their truck. 2. Queen candidate, Joyce Rindler 3. Reps — Kevin Cordonnier and Crissy Subler. Freshmen — Brett Norris and Brenda Groff, Sophomores — Dan DiSalvo and Julie Ehlers, Juniors — Bob Ahrens and Jill McEldowney — Seniors. Court — Brad Monnin and Joyce Rindler. Scott Dieringer and Angie Sirch, Kent Miller and Nancy Kelch, Steve Buscher and Barb Shappie. King Kevin Bohman and Queen Connie Gehret. 4. Buddies! 30 Following the excitement of the football game the night before, romance set in as students and their dates arrived at the K of C Hall for the Homecoming dance. The hall was elegantly decorated by the student council for a romantic night on the beach. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of the 1985 king, Kevin Bohman. After the crowning, everyone danced to the theme song “Cherish as the night slowly drifted into the horizon. 1. Beeg Kees Hon’! 2. The chaperones share in the excitement of the evening. 3. I hope her boyfriend isn’t the jealous type! 4. I feel like Cinderella. 32 Looking Good? This years Senior Class took part in the traditional Senior slop and dress-up days. On slop day students used their imagination to come up with wild and crazy things to wear. On dress-up day the Seniors proved that you can’t tell a book by its cover. USA FOR AFRICA — 45 American recording artists joined together to record We Are The World and raise millions for hunger relief in Africa. Later in the year, the two-continent Live Aid concert raised more than $70 million. LIBERTY — After nearly two years, restoration of the Statue of Liberty was completed. Rededication was scheduled for July, 1986. REFRIGERATOR — 302 lb. rookie William The Refrigerator Perry helped lead the Chicago Bears to a Super Bowl win. T.V. FASHION — Miami Vice was tops in T.V. and in fashion trendsetting. Stars Don Johnson and Philip Michael Thomas popularized casual but dressy styles in pastel colors. JAL CRASH — A Japan Air Lines plane crashed into a remote mountainside, killing a record 520 people. 1985 was the worst year in history for air fatalities. SUMMIT — President Reagan met with Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev in Geneva. Switzerland. ms-tm MUD SLIDE — The Red Cross joined the rescue effort in Colombia after Nevado del Ruiz volcano erupted, causing a mud slide that killed 20,000. WORLD SERIES — Bret Saberhagen led the Kansas City Royals to victory in the World Series. Saberhagen pitched a five hitter and was named MVP for the Series. ANNIVERSARY — Ceremonies at the Vietnam Memorial in Washington. D.C., and a veteran march in New York City commemorated the 10-year anniversary of U.S. withdrawal from Vietnam. CHALLENGER — The space shuttle Challenger exploded minutes after takeoff Jan. 28,1986. All seven crew members died, including teacher Christa McAuliffe. chosen to be the first civilian in space. REAGAN — President Reagan, with his wife Nancy, gave the A-okay sign from his hospital window after undergoing surgery to remove a cancerous tumor. FAREWELL — Several great stars of stage and screen died during 1985, among them Orson Welles, 70; Rock Hudson, 59; and Yul Brynner. 65. TRIPLE CROWN — Dwight Gooden, 20, achieved the pitcher s triple ACHILLE LAURO — Palestinian terrorists hijacked the Italian Cruise crown with most victories (24), most strikeouts (268) and best ERA (1.53). Liner. American Leon Klinghoffer was killed. ROYAL VISIT — Prince Charles and Princess Diana visited the U.S., BIG $$$ — Patrick Ewing signed a record $17 million multiyear contract creating a social frenzy in Washington, D.C., and Palm Beach. Fla. begin his professional basketball career with the New York Knicks. HIJACK — For 17 days, Shi’ite terrorists held hostage 39 passengers and FIRST FAMILY — T.V.'s first family was undoubtedly'The Cosby Show’ crew members from TWA flight 847. One American was killed. gang. The show became America's 1 television series. EARTHQUAKE — A series of earthquakes ripped through Mexico killing 20,000. In Mexico City, 150,000 were left homeless. A CLASSIC — Coca-Cola introduced a new formula Coke, hoping its flavor would catch on. After protests from old Coke lovers, the original formula was brought back. BOSS — Bruce Springsteen’s album ‘Born in the USA” sold 17 million copies. The Boss also completed a 61-city tour and married model Julianne Phillips. LAKE WOBEGONE — Garrison Keillor rose to national fame with his public radio show “A Prairie Home Companion’ and his best-selling book 'Lake Wobegone Days.” RAMBO-MANIA — A second Rambo movie, First Blood Part II,” was a huge box office hit and inspired toys, T-shirts and even Rambo-grams. BECKER — At 17, West German Boris Becker became the youngest man ever to win the men's singles tennis championship at Wimbledon The Versailles juniors and seniors spent a romantically beautiful evening at the K of C Hall decorated by the juniors for the theme “These Dreams.” Scott Dieringer and Joyce Rindler were crowned king and queen. The court consisted of: Row 1: Queen Joyce Rindler, King Scott Dieringer Row 2: Ron Drees, Rhonda Ruchty (last year’s king and queen), Kent Miller, Kevin Bohman, Annette Grieshop Row 3: Brad Monnin, Nancy Kelch, Ron Bohman, Barb Shappie, Angie Sirch 1. Last year’s king and queen. Ron Drees and Rhonda Ruchty 2. Joel, get your hands out of my dress, or I'll knock you down! 3. Amy and Tom pose for the camera. 1. Yuck, you've got ring around the collar. 2. Nancy looks happy!!!!! 3. Scott is proud to be king. i We Mustn’t Say Goodbye Today a curtain closes and we take a final bow, To the four years we have spent which are slowly ending now. But let time stop today for an hour or two As we recall the memories that seem right now, too few. And gathered all together we will not say “goodbye, For thoughts that we will prevail with us, of you, will never die. June 1 was an important day for the class of 1986. The commencement exercises at Hole Field began at 1:30 with the traditional playing of “Pomp and Circumstance.” Class president Matt Grisez welcomed the crowd that gathered on the sunny afternoon. Class treasurer Steve Buschur presented the class gift and the valedictorians, Jennifer Barge, Debra De-Laet and Cynthia Niekamp, reflected on the past and expressed their hopes for the future. Following the presentation of scholarships, the diplomas were presented, and the class of 1986 was led off the field by Junior honor guards, Steve Duncan and Arabelle Kingrey. 46 TOP TEN SENIORS: 1) Jennifer Barge Debra DeLaet Cynthia Niekamp 4) Jill McEldowney 5) Margie Huber 6) Shannon Petitjean 7) Lori Simon 8) Rob Bubeck 9) Cindy DeMange 10) Annette Grieshop 47 1) Larry Prenger presenting the Prenger Memorial Scholarship to Bev Davidson. 2) Debra DeLaet gives her valedictorian address. 3) Mr. Knore congratulates the “Class of ’86” 4) Holly Baltes and Barb Shap-pie eagerly waiting for their diplomas. 5) Susan Keyser receiving the Earl Keyser Memorial Scholarship. 6) Members of the Class of ’86” singing “The Greatest , Love” 1) The band plays “Memories” for the ceremony. 2) Talk about mixed emotions! 3) Luke Subler is congratulated for 12 years of perfect attendance. 4) Mr. Grilliot is recognized for his work as Senior class advisor. 5) Farewell to the “Class of 1986” 49 Congratulations to the tri-valedictorians: Jenny Barge, Deb DeLaet, and Cindy Niekamp. A Meeting Of The Minds Top ten Seniors ranked according to their G.P.A. were: 1) Deb DeLaet, Jenny Barge, Cindy Niekamp 4) Jill McEldowney 5) Margie Huber 6) Shannon Petitjean 7) Lori Simon 8) Rob Bubeck 9) Cindy DeMange 10. Annette Grieshop The National Honor Society is a honor received by Juniors and Seniors who have a G.P.A. of 3.0 or better and show outstanding leadership, scholarship, service, and character. Those inducted this year were: Seniors: Michelle Dirksen, Bethany Griesdorn, Matt Grisez, Cheryl Meyer, Brad Monnin, Joyce Neargarder, Lisa Niekamp, Shelly Pierron, Jill Wilker. 2nd year Seniors: Teresa Apple, Jennifer Barge, Steve Buscher, Bev Davidson, Deb DeLaet, Tina Frantz, Annette Grieshop, Margie Huber, Lewis Mangen, Cindy Niekamp, Teresa Rethman, Doug Schmitmeyer, Lori Simon. Juniors: Lynn Ahrens, John Anderson, Jody Condon, Kim Crotcher, Dan DiSalvo, Brent Frantz, Janet Gehret, Julie Grieshop, Wanda May, Patty Niekamp, Kim Oldiges, Joyce Rethman, Lynn Subler. The Darke County Science Test was held at Ansonia this year. John Anderson placed 1st in Chemistry while Kim Oldiges was 5th and Brent Frantz 10th. In Physics Lewis Mangen was 1st, Brad Monnin 2nd and Matt Grisez was 8th. This is quite an accomplishment, and the Science dept, is proud of you. 51 Varsity V The Varsity V Club is made up of high school students who have lettered in a sport during the school year. This year the club went to Children’s Medical Center (Barney’s) for Christmas where they brought toys and “Christmas cheer” to the children. They also donated moneyi to the Community Scholarship Fund. Row 1: Bev Davidson — Vice Pres., Brad Monnin — Treas., Kent Miller, Doug Batty, Matt Grisez — Pres., Ryan Brown, Jim Francis. Tony Streib. Row 2: Joyce Neargarder. Jill McEldowney — Sec.. Bryan Albers. Brent Frantz. Bob Ahrens, Jeff Kremer, Steve Duncan. Kevin Berger. Luke Subler. Row 3: Julie Dorsten, Tina Frantz, Deb DeLaet. Bethany Griesdorn, Angie DiSalvo ne t Lleyer, Teresa Rethman, Cindy Broerman. Kim Gaier, Michelle McKay. Tom Petitjean. Row 4: Jill Wilker, Arabelle Kilgrfe i.rConnie Gehret. Margie Huber, Shelly Pierron. Kim Oldiges, Chris Goubeaux, Joyce Rethman. Lois Schlater. |Mr. Hetrick. Row 5: David DeLaet, David Pohl, Brett Norris, Craig Prenger. Pat Custenborder, BilJJParmenter, IShannon Petitjean, David Bruns, Jeff Marshal. National Honor Society The National Honor Society is an organization that recognizes students on the basis of service, scholar, and leadership. At the induction ceremony, when 13 juniors and 9 seniors were inducted, Senator Zimmers was the guest speaker. A reception then followed the ceremony. - Pres.. Teresa Apple — Vice Pres., Teresa Rethman — Sec., Steve Buscher — Treasw Doug Schmitmey - reporter. Row 2: Bev Davidson, Annefte Grieshop, Margie Huber,, Lisa ffiekamp, Jennifer Barge, Bethany Griesdpfiijleb DeLaet. Tina Frantz,_Jody Condon, Kim Oldiges. Lynn Subler, Joyce Neargarder, Julie Grieshop. Row 3: Cm«£|S Niekamp, Cheryl Meyer. Michelle Dirksen, Shelly PfSrron. Wanda May, Kim Crotcher. Janet Gehret. Brad Monnin, Lynn Ahrens, Matt Grisez, Patty Niekamp, John Anderson, Lewis Mangeh, Brent Frantz, Joyce Rethman. Cfe -Ur'i.’WH O y; 54 Row 1: Jeff Rismiller, Tonya Foster. Melissa Rindler, Marty Martin, Mr. Norris. Row 2: Nick Gigandet. Don Francis, David Merkle, Lonnie Subler. Sandy Trittschuh. Row 3: Vernon Mangen, Ron Turner. Bruce Magoto, Jeff Apple, OWE The Occupational Work Education Program started the school year with seventeen students who attended classes in the morning and worked in the afternoon. The students worked at these job stations: Versailles Mack, Williams Egg esy's Dairy Isle, Kunk Engine Repair, Kremer Roofing, Weaver Bros., Elson Ford, Creekside, and LaGrande’s Pizza. OWA The Occupational Work Adjustment program provides work-related and remedial instruction with Mr. Mescher, teacher-coordinator, for a minimum of 80 minutes a day. The student is also integrated into at least two academic classes each day. Along with classroom experience, the OWA student receives work experience either in school or in the private sector. 'imr A Row 1: Mike Bayman. Ga?V ’GriHiot, £rjc Hess. Bryan MoNutt. Tom Rismiller. Row 2: Tim Weese, Donnie Seibert. Yvonne ■Runner, Angie Miller. Angela Simon. Robert Lacy. Row 3: Mr. Mescher. Chasiiy Hamblin. Teresa Hammons, Julie John- -son fnold Monnm, A- I ID A A I.D.A.A. stands for Institute for Drug and Alcohol Awareness and is a spinoff of the State Teen Institute Program dealing with substance abuse. The goal of the program is if a person feels good about themselves and understand substance abuse, they avoid using chemicals that can harm them. Versailles students involved in the program have attended I.D.A.A. workshops and or Teen Institutes. Math-Science Row 1: Laura Wakefield. Tina : Kremer. Sundra Wakefield. Tresa j Barlage. Denise Monnin, Carrie Hoellrich, Karen Donnelly, Yvonne Runner. Row 2: Garth Hoellrich. Buzz Kuykendall, Bruce Schuette, Kevin Harman, Eric Katterheinrich, Lynn Jutte. Kathy Marshal, Linda Wakefield. Row 3: Kevin Baltes, , David DeLaet, Angie Miller. Missy j Christian. Michelle McKay, Beth Monnin, Jenny Roll, Mrs. Yakos. Row 4: Eddie DeLaet. Kitty Davis, .j Stacy Dirksen. Melanie Bartik, Susan Huelskamp. Meredith McKay. ; Molly Leugers, Lisa Barge. Shelly Runner. Row 1: Shannon Petitjean. Brad Monnin, Lewis Mangen. LeAnn Strobel. Brenda Barlage. Michelle Fields, Teresa Rethman, Lisa Huelskamp, Christi Fields. Missy Heitkamp. Row 2: Tina Kremer. Linda Kramer. Kent Miller, Lisa Niekamp, Bev Davidson, Teresa Apple. Tina Frantz, Kim Gaier. Lisa Meier, Debbie Lotz. Matt Keihl. Row 3: Tom Petitjean, Shelly Pierron. Darlene Gerling. Tresa Barlage, Lynn Jutte, Shelly Dirksen, Janet Gehret, Valerie Kelch, Lee Knore, Bryan Albers. Row 4: Lori Simon. Lisa Wakefield, Bill Parmenter, Kim Oldiges. Julie Ehlers, Wendy Frantz. Donna Keiser. Lois Schlater. Kathy Grieshop, Susan Knapke. Row 5 Joe Ruschau, Chad Stucke. Chris Pleiman, Joyce Rethman. Cindy Meyer, Vickie Knapke. Julie Grieshop, Brenda Gigandet. Jeff Kremer, Brian Voisard. Row 6: Brent Frantz, Chris Heitkamp, Rod Grillot, Lee Gehret, Jim Gigandet. David Bruns, Jeff Marshal. 1 56 The Math-Science Club consists of students who are enrolled in either math or science courses at Versailles. The major activity of this year’s Math-Science Club was a field trip to the Dayton Museum of Naural History. Members also participated in an inner-club science trivia activity. The Future Teachers of America had a very prosperous year. The students gave up their study hall to help a certain teacher they were assigned to. This gave them a better understanding of the duties of a teacher. They sold candy to raise money for a banquet at the end of the year and two scholarship. The FT A Scholarships were awarded to Margie Huber and Shelly Pierron. FTA, Rov. 1: Mrs. Spangler, Jill Barga. Norma Berger. Angie Schmitmeyer. Chris Goubeaux. Brenda Nieport. LeAnn Strobel. Brenda Barlage. Cheryl Meyer. Michelle Fields. Margie Huber. Jill Wilker. Julie Keihl. Beth Grotf. Row 2: Linda Kramer. Anita Nieport. Denise Zumberger, Carol Poeppelman. Shelly Pierron. Sherry Lotz. Lori Barga, Kim Pleiman. Rhonda Grillot, LeAnn Wenning. Deb Hesson. Brenda Groff, Brenda Subler. Julia Drees. Missy Derr. Brenda Rethman. Row 3: Jenny Gehret. Christine Miller. Tammy Baltes. Lynn Ahrens. Janet Gehret. Star Hemmelgarn. Keri Gigandet. Kim Gaier. Rachael Subler, Michelle Hart. Susan Weaver, Missy Heitkamp, Lisa Berger. Debbie Lotz, Melina Mangen. Row 4 Susan Huelskamp. Brenda Mangen. Sharon Gehret. Sheri Griesdorn, Kelly Crotcher. Karen Gehret. Tia Harter, Becky Knapke. Shelly Dirksen. Jill Poly, Nancy Claxton, Sharon Didier. Becky Mincer, Angie Noggle. Michelle Kimmel, Michelle Pepple. The purpose of the College Club is to expose students to colleges through college tables, field trips, and guest speakers. Current information updates concerning colleges is past on to members. This year the club took! its field trip to Miami University. Also, this year was the first year the college club gave a scholarship to a member. Row 1: Deb DeLaet. Lisa Niekamp. Margie Huber, Brad Monnin. Row 2: Barb Shappie, Joyce Rindle. Cheryl Meyer. Julie Keihl. Donna Hesson. Kent Miller, Teresa Rethman. Brenda Barlage. LeAnn Strobel. Brenda Nieport. Judy Miller, Jill Wilker. Michelle Fields. Jan Gehret. Row 3: Carrie Waymire, Michelle Wagaman, Gena Renze, Tina Frantz. Ivan Gehret. Lewis Mangen. Shannon Petitjean. Jill Subler. Bethany Griesdorn. Darlene Gerling, Teresa Apple, Bev Davidson, Lori Simon. Lisa Wakefield. Sherry Lotz. Denise Zumberger. Row 3: Luke Subler, Donna Dapore. Sandy Didier, Tina Hemmelgarn. Jody Condon. Bill Parmenter, Shelly Pierron, Tom Petitjean, Joyce Rethman, Cindy Meyer. Julie Grieshop. Kim Oldiges. Janet Gehret. Valerie Kelch, Chris Goubeaux. Carol Poeppleman. Lisa Berger. Row 4: Michelle Dirksen. Kristina Mangen. Linda Martino, Angie Mills, Kelli Harman. Doug Schmitmeyer, Rod Grillot. Brent Frantz. Lois Schlater. Julie Ehlers. Wendy Frantz. Donna Keiser, Rose Albers, Jill Barga. Dale Keiser. Row 5: Chuck Platt, Pat Custenborder. Patty Niekamp, Lynn Ahrens. Angie Schmitmeyer, Kim Pleiman, Jason Keihl, Lynn Subler, Brenda Gigandet. Kathy Grieshop. Susan Knapke. Vickie Knapke, Dan DiSalvo, Matt Watren, Chad Stucke. Row 6: Mr. Wick. Rick Platfoot. Joyce Neargarder, Lisa Bigham, Cindy Niekamp, Jill McEldowney, Brenda Streib. Paula Arling, Connie Gehret. Nancy Kelch. June Mangen. Angie Sirch, Amy Magoto, Jeff Kremer. 57 Mark Marshal, Bryan Albers. David Bruns. Jeff Marshal, Chris Pleiman, Jon Coomer. Juniors The Juniors of ’86 had a busy and exciting year. They were faced with many decisions concerning their future. There were some who attended J.V.S. to learn more in their specialized field. Others chose to stay and continue with their education at V.H.S. Those Juniors planning on attending college were expected to take the PSAT and ACT tests for the first time. The Junior class sold raffle tickets at every home football and basketball game in order to raise money for prom. They also had the job of decorating the hall for prom, a tradition that has been passed down by the seniors. All in all the Juniors had a very fulfilled year that will never be forgotten. Jill Subler — Sec. Julie Ehlers — Pres. Wendy Frantz — Treas. Bryan Albers — V Pres. Lynn Ahrens Bryan Albers Rose Albers John Anderson Tammy Baltes 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 Custenborder Donna Dapore Chris Derr Karen Didier Sandy Didier Terry Dirksen Dan DiSalvo 58 Connie Drees Steve Duncan Julie Ehlers Joe Fast Brent Frantz Bob 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 Shelly Jennings Jason Keihl Dale Keiser Donna Keiser Valerie Kelch Chris Kemper Arabelle Kingrey Bryan Kissinger Susan Knapke Vickie Knapke Jeff Kremer David Mangen Jeff Marshal Lisa Marshal Mark Marshal Linda Martino Wanda May Cindy Meyer Angie Mills Becky Mincer Dan Monnin Darryl Monnin Guy Monnin Patty Niekamp Kim Oldiges Rick Platfoot Chuck Platt Chris Pleiman Carol Poeppelman 60 Todd Prenger Dan Rethman Joyce Rethman Corey Rismiller Jeff Rismiller Stephanie Robinson Mike Sanderson Lois Schlater Angie Schmitmeyer David Siegal Missy Stockslager Chad Stucke Lynn Subler Jill Subler Lonnie Subler Doug Treon John Trittschuh Sandy Trittschuh Andy Turpen Michelle Wagaman Matt Watren Carrie Waymire Mindy Wehrkamp David Westgerdes Bruce York Denise Zumberger Not Pictured: Marty Martin Judy Marshal Tom Myers Phil Stutz 51 This year the class of 1988 followed the traditional role the sophomores play. For many it was the year of turning sixteen and receiving their driver’s licenses. The sophomore year for students also meant deciding on the symbolic class ring. The class also toured the Miami Valley Joint Vocational School to decide if one of the school’s career choices was right for them. These steps helped to condition the sophomores for future goals and achievements. Class Officers: V. Pres. David Pohl. Pres. Lee Knore. Treas. Doug Slagle. Sec. Rhonda Grillot Sophomores Rob Arlmg Kevin Baltes Matt Barga Tony Brant Cynthia Broerman David Brown Jay Brown David Bruns David Buxton Nancy Claxton Donna Coblentz Tracy Cotrell Scott Dahlstrom Doug Davidson David DeLaet Dan Didier Sharon Didier Angie DiSalvo Julia Dress Josh Eiting Christi Fields Todd Francis Kim Gaier Jenny Gehret 62 Lee Gehrel Sharon Gehret Annette Gehron Jim Gigandet Rhonda Grillot Becky Grisez Brenda Groff Michelle Hart Missy Heitkamp Kevin Hemmelgarn Deb Hesson Jeremy Hiestand Staci Hoelscher Steve Hoelscher Sam Holsapple Tim Huber Lisa Huelskamp David Keihl Matt Keihl Diane Keiser Michelle Kimmel Lee Knore 3 r X 63 Deb Lotz Ted Lyons Brenda Mangen Lisa Mangen Melina Mangen Todd Mangen Michelle McKay Tracy McNutt Lisa Meier Christina Merkle Brad Miller Christy Miller Stefanie Miller Kathy Monnin Eric Moran Stephani Neff Angie Noggle Brett Norris Doug Parmenter Diane Paulus Brent Phelan Julie Platfoot 64 David Pohl Jill Poly Craig Prenger Joe Ruschau Jackie Schlater Doug Slagle Kelli Stahl Missy Standiford Mike Stephan Aimee Stuck Brenda Subler Rachel Subler Keith Thobe Dean Treon Dan Watren Susan Weaver LeAnne Wenning Bill Wingfield Dan Winner Matt Wuebker Amy Wynn Chris York Not Pictured: Missy Crowell Don Francis Vernon Mangen Dan Mincer Joe Simmons Ron Turner 65 Freshman The dynamic freshmen class this year made the rest of the high school take notice. Throughout the year they achieved well scholastically as well as athletically. One of the highlights of the year was having their homecoming float receive first place. Each student took the GATB test to give them ideas on choosing their future careers according to his or her own abilities. Kevin Batty — Secretary Tom Treon — Treasurer Crissy Subler — Vice President Kevin Cordonnier — President Tim Amrhein Tresa Barlage Gunnar Bartram Kevin Batty Traci Bensman Steve Berger Jerry Bey Dan Cockrell Shelly Copeland Patricia Corbin Kevin Cordonnier Kelly Crotcher Todd Deeter Eddie DeLeat Missy Derr Shelly Dirksen Mike Droesch Bill Gantt Becky Gehret Karen Gehret Stephanie Gerling Brad Gigandet Jenny Gigandet Keri Gigandet 66 Jenny Goettemoeller Sheri Griesdorn Lisa Grieshop Ron Grisez Tia Harter Star Hemmelgarn Brad Huddle Eric Johnston Lynn Jutte Lance Kelch Charen Kingrey Becky Knapke Linda Kramer Tina Kremer Larry Kruckeberg Angie Kuykendall Donna Loxley Bob Magoteaux Eric Mangen Paul Mangen Alan Marchal Kathy Marshal 67 Renee McClurg Scott McEldowney Jamie McGlinch Beth Merkle Jamie Mescher David Meyer Susie Meyer Angie Miller Dane Miller O.J. Mills Arnold Monnin Beth Monnin Denise 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 Poeppleman Jennifer Ressler Brenda Rethman Julie Rethman Carrie Rhoades Jeffie Richard Ron Rismiller Yvonne Runner Jackie Ruschau 68 Kim Sabroff Craig Schlecty Carey Schultz Brad Schulze Brenda Shappie Jodie Simmons Angie Simon Larry Speelman Ken Spitzer Lewie 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 Not Pictured: Jeff Francis Bill Huwer 69 Eighth Grade This year the 8th graders had an exciting year. Many participated in jr. high sports, chorus, band, or a combination of these. They were busy writing journals and got their first taste of giving speeches in Mr. Donnelly’s class. The eighth graders enjoyed going to jr. high dances, one in which they sponsored to raise money for their class. Doug Stephan — Treas. Bruce Schuette — Pres. Renee Magoteaux — V. Pres. Stacy Dirksen — Sec. Dan Ahrens Sherry Amrhein Ken Baltes Lisa Barge Melanie Bartik Lee Batty Mike Bayman Tina Bergman Jane Bernholt Steve Bey Brian Bornhorst Angie Brandt David Broerman Shelly Browder Becky Brown Susan Bruns Eric Bubeck Missy Christian Cathy Collins Carrie Coomer Alvita Corbin Andrea Crowell Jason Davis Kitty Davis 70 Tina DeMange David Didier Rick Dircksen Angie Dirksen Stacy Dirksen Karen Donnelly Scott Drees Ronda Duncan Julie Francis Dan Gaier Carl Gehret Dan George Lisa Gigandet Marcie Gilmore Mike Goubeaux Diane Grieshop Susan Grieshop Gary Grilliot Jenny Groff Chasity Hamblin Kevin Harman Mike Hayes Aaron Hess Eric Hess Monica Hiestand Carol Hoellrich Amy Hoelscher Susan Huelskamp Julie Johnson Bob Johnson 71 Eric Katterheinrich Jon Keihl Allen Knapke Catrina Kreger Bob Lacey Pam Lacy Chris Leach Rusty Lyme Teresa Lyons Mike Magoteaux Renee Magoteaux Todd Magoto Kevin Marrs Wayne Marshal Evelyn Martin Dan May Chris McEldowney Tina McEldowney Karen Meier Nancy Merkle Christy Mincer Chad Monnin Chad Monnin Tracy Mumaw Sheri Neargarder Tricia Oliver Kevin Pierron 72 Jenny Platfoot Christy Pohl Tom Rismiller Jenny Roll Shelly Runner Terri Ryder Todd Schmitmeyer Ricky Schoenlein Bruce Schuette Donovan Seibert Tracey Shaffer Mike Shardo Dodie Sirch Ryan Smith Jim Spitzer Jason Stammen Doug Stephan Shane Stonebraker Jeff Subler Scott Thobe Tonda Trittschuh Missy Wakefield Mike Williams Jim Wooten Joel Wuebker David Wynn Not Pictured: Bryan McNutt Craig Vogel 73 Seventh The Class of 1991 entered their seventh grade year with a few unexpected surprises which they handled easily, such as their magazine sales for one week totaling over $7,000, overall a very successful year. Jill Brandewie — Treas. Tammy Meyer — Pres. Diann Grisez — V. Pres. Stephanie Simon — Sec. Stacy Albritton Mike Beal Shelly Benesh Connie Bensman Kevin Bergman Albert Bey Bradley Bey Melissa Bornhorst Jill Brandewie Angie Cockrell Jody Cotrell Janelle Crabtree Lori Davidson Jessica Davis Carla DeMange Elizabeth Didier Edward Dingman Todd Dirksen Peter DiSalvo Lois Ehlers Arlana Garrison Brian Gehret Greg George Jennifer Gilmore 74 Diann Grisez Chris Groff Randall Groff Teresa Hammons Lisa Hemmelgarn Matthew Hiestand Garth Hoellrich Amy Huber Trenton Huff Brian Keiser Melanie Kelch Lane Knore Brian Kunk Buzz Kuyendall Keenan Leichty Molly Leugers Stephen Mangen Angela Marshal Tim Marshal James McClurg Jason McEldowney Meredith McKay Brian McNutt Daniel Mestemaker 75 Doug Meyer James Meyer Tammy Meyer Alan Miller Eric Miller Matt Monnin Noel Monnin Ethan Moran Kevin Neff Michael Nerderman Karron Nieport Tony Parmenter Judith Payne Brian Petitjean Joshua Petitjean Shane Petitjean Sean Pleiman Sharon Peoppelman Kristine Pohlman Jon Pothast Stacy Prenger Jodi Richard Larry Rush Melanie Rush 76 Christy Schlater Krista Schmitz Michelle Schrader Shane Schultz Nichole Seibel Bryce Schaffer Angela Shardo Neil Sheperd Jennifer Simmons Melissa Simon Stephanie Simon Jennifer Smith Rob Spitzer Mat Stall Darrell Theurer Shawn Todd Tim Weese Deborah Winner Mary Ann Wooten Ginny Wynn Not Pictured: Mike Clack Anthony Gehret Clark Spinner Adrian Virden 77 Sixth Grade Mrs. Harman Mrs. Holfinger Mrs Nickol Mrs. Rmderle Rod Ahrens Tim Baltes Renee Barga Scott Barga Jay Bergman Keith Bergman John Bey Lisa Bey Theresa Black Teresa Broering Tina Broerman Renee Coates Travis Copeland Mary Corbin Marion Cotterman Denise Dahlstrom Cyril Dapore Janet DeMange Jesse DeMange Keith DeMange Christine Dirksen Jennifer Dirksen Ben Donnelly Jerry Drees Ryan Fields Carrie Gehret Kevin Gehret Jennifer Gibson Chris Gigandet Dennise Glassmeyer Jason Goubeaux Brian Griesdorn Kathy Grillot Stephanie Grillot Ramona Grisez Renee Grisez Tracy Heft Brian Heitkamp Andrea Hess Chris Hiatt Jennifer Hoelscher Mindy Huber Jennie Katterheinrich Todd Keiser Lisa Kimmel 78 Brian Kissinger Bernie Knapke Brian Kruckeberg Jason Leach Nick Lore Wendy Magoto Alex Mangen Candie Mangen Lisa Mangen Lori Mangen Randy Mangen Tom Mangen Susan Marchal Frank May Melissa Mayse Molly McConaha Vicky McEldowney Marilyn McKay Shawn Melton Tom Mescher Beth Miller Eddie Minnich Eric Monnin Karla Moorman Noah Moran Chris Mumaw Kelli Neff Julie Niekamp Craig Oliver Jason Overholser Natalie Pepple Shawn Petitjean Danny Pierron Theresa Pierron Lisa Pleiman Nicki Poor Steve Reier Sherry Rismiller Chuck Runner Lori Schlater Jill Schulze Jackie Shardo Donnie Short Amy Simon Kelly Smith Carla Streib Amy Strobel Jason Stucke Danny Subler Nathan Subler Darrell Swank Matthew Swartz Joy Theurer Scott Thobe Paula Villarreal Bobby Wingfield Alan Wuebker 79 Fifth Grade Mrs. Agne 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 Joy Cotrell Nacie DeHart 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 Gary Kunk Shawn Landis Erin Lass Erin Leach Stacie Magoteaux Jeremy Magoto Mandy Magoto Renee Magoto Ted Mangen Randy Marshal 80 Angie McClurg Amy Meier Dan Meyer Kevin Metzcar 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 Tammy Reier Julie Richard Chad Rismiller Angie Roberts Andrea Roll Veronica Schlueter Doug Schmitmeyer Beth Schuette Eric Schultz Missie Shepherd Michelle Simmons Jeff Stuck Carl Subler Rodney Swabb Adam Turpen Neal Vogel Jenny Wagner Tracy Wietholter Kevin Wood Emily Wynn Not Shown: Ms. Campbell Mrs. Reck 81 Fourth Grade Mrs. Heft Mrs. Huber Mr. Summers Chad Albritton Tina Barge Brian Bensman Nicole Berger Robbie Berger Mike Bernholt Brenda Bohman Bobbie Jo Broerman Brad Christian Anita Cockrell Jeff Davidson Steve DeMange Doug Didier Renea Dirksen Jill Donnelly Jenny Droesch Carrie Francis Dianne Gehret Joyce Gehret Eddie Grillot Renee Groff Kevin Hartke Molly Hiestand David Hoelscher Steffane Jennings Greg Johnson Joyce Keihl Tracy Keiser G.C. Kimmel Marigold Kingrey Jeremy Knapke David Leach Wes Leugers April Marchal Sara Marchal Tara Marshall Matt McConaha John McEldowney Allyson Mescher Scott Monnin Heidi Moran Brad Mumaw Janel Overholser Holly Petitjean Andy Pierron Sara Poeppelman 82 Neal Ranly Kevin Sabroff David Schoenlein Kevin Schmitmeyer Wesley Schutz Daniel Shappie Chris Sheffer Drew Stall Brad Stammen Kathy Streib Kasey Swartz Tina Thiebeau Brad Varner Andy Watren Don Waymire Tonya Weitholter Brian Wood Ryan Yakos Sue Marie Young 83 Third Grade Mrs. Berger Mrs. Kingrey Mrs. Magoto Chris Arden Carrie Armstrong Amanda Barga Sarah Berger Chris Bertke Sandy Bey Jon Davis Jon DeMange Jenny Drees Susan Drees Audrey Francis Ryan Fullenkamp Julianne George Ben Gilmore Brian Goettemoeller Chad Grieshop Jessica Graves Jason Grillot Kim Griesdorn Randy Grisez Michelle Hecht Angela Heft Tracy Hemmelgarn Mike Henry Abe Hoellrich Clay Hufford Boyd Kean Greg Knapke David Keyser Lynn Knapke Jody Kunk Jason Laughman Kim Lear Michelle Magoteaux Ericka Magoto Maria Davis Brian McEldowney Steve McEldowney Michael Miller Tom Miller Chris Minnich Kevin Mumaw Heidi Neiport Jeff Oliver Brian Pearson Becky Phlipot 84 Matt Phlipot Anne Pierron Julie Pierron Amy Pohlman Rhonda Pohlman Heather Poor Jacki Raterman Doug Rethman Chris Rinderle Chris Rismiller Kristi Rismiller Brian Rosenbeck Jerry Sanderson Dan Schlater Lisa Schmitmeyer Stacy Stover Christa Streib Shane Subler Christy Turner Shawn Unger Julie Wagner Shane Weaver Stacey Wynn Mandy Yagle Dan York 85 Second Grade Mrs. Brewer Mr. Coblentz Mrs. Zumberger Shawn Agne Dale Barga Jeff Barga Mandy Barhorst Anne Batty Monique Berger Ginger Bernholt Dawn Blosser John Bohman Stefanie Borchers Jennifer Bruns Brian Buxton Stacy Christian Monica Coby Cammy Cotrell Amy Jane Dahlstrom Chad DeMange Kevin DeMange Lori DeMange Laura Didier Clayton Dirksen Maribeth DilSalvo Sarah Drees Robbie Frey Kevin Garrison Debbie Gehret Susan Gigandet Jennifer Goubeaux Cory Griesdorn Brad Grieshop Tony Grieshop Jason Grillot Kelly Grillot Sarah Gump Jamie Hamblin Chris Hecht Jenny Heitkamp Missy Heitkamp Scott Heitkamp Christina Henry Lori Hesson Amy Keiser Angie Keiser Julie Kindred Danny Kissinger Kevin Kissinger 86 Lynn Kissinger Kim Knapke Damien Lass Mariene Laub Amy Laughman Jennifer Lawrence Todd Loxley Amy Manning Chad Marshall Kent Marchal Bobby Mendenhall Aaron Mescher Dale Meyer Micheal McClurg Gina Monnin Seth Nisonger Christina Noggle Sarah O’Dell Ryan Oliver Wes Overholser Albert Petijean John Petitjean Rachael Peyton Christa Pierron Heidi Pierron Jared Poeppelman Philip Poeppelman Rebecca Pohl Julia Pohlman Matthew Pohlman Doug Prenger Tiffany Richhart Kurt Rhoades Marie Rhoades Matthew Rhoades Lisa Saintignon Brad Schuette Angie Schultz Katie Schlumbaum Brandy Shappie Danny Shardo Joshua Shimp Mandee Simon Michael Simon Matt Spencer Janelle Stauffer Eric Stover Brian Subler Chad Treon Danny Turner Jason Turner Dorene Villarreal Craig Weaver Barbara Weese Tammy Wietholter Robert Young 87 First Grade Mrs. Coblentz Mrs. Dunlap Mrs. Vincent Mrs. Loxley Valerie Albritton Chad Barga Corrie Barga Jessie Barga Crissy Barge Steve Barlage Bryan Bartram Erin Berger Aaron Bergman Tony Bergman Rachel Bertke Deanna Bey Shannon Bey Beth Bruns Traci Bruns Jenny Bowers Mindy Condon Kristi Crotcher Brandy Dabe Eric Davis Chance DeHart Jake DeMange Sarah Didier Brett Dues Chris Echeman Nathan Epperly Kiersten Finlay Jeff Francis Mark Francis Brad Fullenkamp Angie Gehret Christy Geus Jim Graves Beth Grilliot Steve Hartke Ryan Hecht Erin Heffner Michele Heitkamp Mandy Helms Abby Henry Ronnie Henry Steve Henry Alicia Johnston Wendi Keihl Matt Keiser 88 Heidi Knapke Michelle Kunk Darren-Landis Melanie Magoteux Jamie Magoto Gary Marchal Carrie McEldowney Craig Meier Carrie Meyer Tina Meyer Mark Miller Erin Mulvaney Mat Mumaw Ryan Mumaw Daniel Nichols Mandy Overholser Destiney Phlipot Krista Phlipot Robbie Phlipot Tyler Philpot Gina Pierron Jesse Pohlman Tracy Potter Vikki Ranly Bobby Reed Wendy Reed Tiffany Retz David Rismiller Clay Roberts Jason Roll David Rose Candi Sanderson Ben Schlater Ryan Schulten Ryan Schlumbaum Joel Stammen Sara Stonebraker Amanda Subler Roberta Swabb Craig Swallow Kristy Treon Jackie Thiebeau Joe Thornsberry Billy Turner Jill Wagaman Ebony Wesney Nikki Wooten Jennifer Weubker Mike Yagle 89 Not Pictured: Mrs. Wick Mrs. Knecht Miss Shively Benji Arden Sherri Barga Sandy Barga Melanie Batty Dustin Bigley Dale Bohnam Jocelyn Borchers Nicholas Borchers Timothy Borchers Sarah Broering Micah Coblentz Julia Davis Aaron DeMange Pamela DeMange Michael Dickman Kevin Dirksen Maria Dirksen Kevin Drees Audra Dues Nathan Ellis Benjamin Evans Jill Francis Gayle Gilmore Carl Grillot Jeff Grillot Chuck Gump Niccole Hecht Lori Heft Breanne Heitkamp Becky Henry Christine Hess Erika Hufford Corrine Jennings Jamie Jennings Jenny Jessup Ann Katterheinrich Kristi Keihl Kim Keiser Jason Kelch Brian Knapke James Knapke Angela Kramer Jessica Magoteaux Holly Magoto Jaclyn Magoto Kimberly Magoto Matthew Meyer Jeremy Monnin John Monnin Eric Nerderman Bethany Niekamp Doug Oliver Michael Oliver Tony Parin Brian Phlipot Mindy Phlipot Eric Rhoades Kelli Rhoades Trisha Rhoades Susan Rinderle Shawn Roll Chris Rue Doneta Sabroff Sarah Schmitmeyer Vickie Schmitmeyer Autumn Schrader Heather Schrader Ryan Schutz Larry Simmons Kristin Stammen Kevin Subler John Thobe Jeremy Turner Kerry Turner Louis Von Duhn Chrisy Vogel Craig Wagner Susan Wagner Scott Ward Ben Wietholter Ben Williams John Wood Nikki Wood Brad Wooten Ryan Wulber Amy Yakos Not Shown: Dale Dickman II Jason Smith Curtis Varner Brandi Worden 91 North Star Elementary Doris Keiser — Classroom Library Aide Helen Stephan — Secretary Loretta Ray — Cook Custodian Pat Knapke — Asst. Cook Not Pictured: Marvin Ray — Custodian Mrs. Kruckeberg Michael Barga Angela Bergman Nichole Broerman Holly Depweg Clint Gasson Gary Gehret Brad Grilliot Greg Grilliot Kevin Groff Doug Hesson Chad Hoelscher Chad Kelch Marci Kelch Lisa Knapke Bill Mestemaker Curt Stephan Shannon Stuck Mat VanEtten Brian Winner Ms. Ratliff Keivn Bergman Laurie Black Jonna Brewer Matthew Broering Tammy DeMange Amy Dirksen Matthew George Sherri Grilliot Paula Miller Mary Payne Brenda Poeppelman Adam Schwartz Kelly Speelman Nathan Stucke Gwenn Wehrkamp Janelle Wehrkamp Eric Winner Mrs. Dysert Aaron Bergman Jason Broerman Robert Davis Eric Depweg Brad Fourman Clay Gasson Amy Gehle Holly George David Groff Theresa Heitkamp Stacy Hoelscher Sam Huwer Donald Kaiser Emmy Knapke Brenda Krieg Jason Pleiman Jeff Pleiman Clint Reichert Michelle Stein Jesse VanEtten 93 r i Mrs. Shumaker Stacie Bergman Jerry Broering Jodi Broerman Michael Broerman Kelli Buschur Matthew Gibson Renee Grillot Chad Groff Susan Heitkamp Janelle Henderson Trisha Hierholzer Katrina Heistand John Kaiser Christine Niekamp Jennifer Otte Mindy Schwartz Michael Seger Craig Speelman Lee Van Etten Mr. Sommer Bradley Barga James Brewer Roger Broering Nicholas Broerman Edward Buschur Mitchell Gehle Kevin Grilliot Matthew Grilliot Stephanie Grilliot Janet Langenkamp Richard Mestemaker Laura Otte Henry Reichert Sherrie Van Etten Kelly Wehrkamp 94 Heidi George Jason Gibson Christa Hemmelgarn Betsy Hiestand Jamie Kaiser Greg Langenkamp Erin Neff Mitchell Parin David Reichert Adam Seger Jamie Selhorst Taylor Stuck Eric Stucke Ryan Subler Alyssa Wehrkamp Jason Winner Mrs. Amspaugh Ryan Black Hollie Broerman Thomas Buschur Penny Davis Nicholas Fourman Dr. Robert O'Dell Superintendent Mr. Leon Knore H.S. Principal Mr. Gary Huelskamp Asst. H.S. Principal Mr. Thomas Doseck Elem. Principal Mr. William Schuette M.S. Principal Board Of Education Front Row: Pat Wuebker. Connie Stucke, Pres.; Jennie Baltes, V. Pres. Back Row: Bob McKay. Leo Wehrkamp 98 Gary Benesh Treasurer Dorothy Winner Treas. Secretary Warren Davis Business John Grilliot Ind. Arts Jane Agne Foreign Language Gary Cooper Social Studies Sam Custer Voc. Agriculture Phyllis Davis Business Tom Donnelly English Bonnie Gerber Math Steve Glasscoe Social Studies Sam Graves English Dianne Hart Reading Al Hetrick Guidance John Huddle Science Craig Inman Math 99 Anne Lass Reading Jeff Leininger Chuck Leugers Diana Malone Brenda Mendenhall Science English Business Vocal Music Ron Mescher OWA Conrad Minnich Librarian Dan Norris OWE Judy Pence Special Ed. Arlene Pohl Home Ec. Lois Smith Science Faye Spangler Bruce Stall Russ Stewart Randy Swisher English P.E., Health. Dr. Ed. Math Math Lisa Taylor English Lloyd Turner Donna Wagner Esther Woodworth Diane Yakos Social Studies l.D. Tutor Social Studies Home Ec. Robin Brown Elem. D.H. Mark Isenhouer M.S. D.H. Norma Monnin Elem. Aide Marge Prakel Elem. Reading :?T r Ruth Schieltz Cynthia Schulze Elem. Guidance Speech Hearing Patricia Scoles Jan Turner M.S. Lib. Aide Elem. SLD Kathy Wood M.S. SLD Charlene Watren M.S. Elem Aide Sandy DeLaet 102 School Nurse Thelma Burns H.S. Cook Helen Fast H.S. Cook Evelyn Gaier H.S. Cook Donna Huelskamp H.S. Cook Karen Johnston Helen McEldowney H.S. Cashier Elem. Cook w fcfc i Martha Treon H.S. Cook Martha Varner Elem. Cashier Don Keller H.S. Custodian Bob Reed Elem. Custodian Not Pictured: Mary Hecht, Kathy Eller, Tom Lear. Sue Leugers, Bill Roll. Don Wick. Wanda Brandon. Mary Grisez. Vickie Hetrick, Janet Pit-senbarger, Jane Mumaw. Virginia Pitsen-barger. Helen House, and Bob Miller. 103 Tigers Make It To State Playoffs Varsity Versailles 6 Marion Local 7 Versailles 20 Piqua 6 Versailles 28 Coldwater 20 Versailles 7 Miami East 0 Versailles 21 Indian Lake 14 Versailles 0 Tipp City 23 Versailles 21 Milton Union 20 Versailles 21 Lehman 0 Versailles 13 Covington 3 Versailles 27 S.C.C. 0 Versailles 6 Cape 27 Row 1: Aaron Moran. Bob Magoteaux. Brian Wagner. Kevin Cordonnier, Chris Pleiman. Ron Rismiller. Scott Voisard. Rick Pleiman. Jerry Bey. Kevin Batty. Brad Schultze. Brad Neikamp. Jamie Mescher. Row 2: Manager: Adam Turpen. Ron Grisez. Andy Turpen. Doug Slagle. Tim Brandt. Dave Buxton. Brent Frantz. Ted Lyons. Bob Ahrens. Doug Batty. Matt Heffner. Tom Treon. Kevin Berger. Manager: Tom Mescher. Row 3: Tony Brandt. Brent Phelan. Scott Dieringer. Lee Gehret. Matt Watren. Brian Albers. Rod Grillot. Lee Knore. Chris York. Joe Gigandet. Sam Holsapple, Tim Oldiges. Row 4: Brad Gigandet. Rob Arling. Craig Prenger. Jim Francis. Chris Kemper. Dave Pohl. Shannon Petitjean. Brad Monnin, Kent Miller. Jeff Marshal. Randy Christian. Matt Grisez. Ryan Brown. Jeff Kremer. Dave Bruns. Row 5: Coach Stall. Trainer Champ Summers. Coach Agne. Coach Hetrick. Coach Donnelly. Coach Swisher. Coach Graves. Hurry up Grisez! Heftner to the rescue. Now what do I do? I wish we had tear-away jerseys. Gee Ryan. I hate it when that happens! It’s Miller Time. Hey buddy, I was here first! The Pohl Punt. 107 Desire and dedication of the Tiger Football Team carried them to the Southwestern Rivers Conference Championship and a berth in the state playoffs. Highlights of the season were the overtime victories agaist Indian Lake and West Milton and the big win against previously undefeated Covington 13-3 at Homecoming. The last week of the regular season saw the Tigers wrap up the League Title and a playoff berth by downing the always troublesome Springfield Central Catholic team. Great job Seniors and the rest of the Tiger Team. Coach Hetrick 3 MVP Offense MVP Defense Matt Grisez Ryan Brown Jeff Marshal Dave Bruns Matt Grisez — first team Journal Herald All Area Team SRC Doug Batty Brian Albers Dave Bruns Jeff Marshal Matt Grisez David Pohl Ryan Brown Kent Miller 108 4 Versailles 14 Reserve Marion Local 0 Versailles 42 Piqua 20 Versailles 42 Coldwater 18 Versailles 23 Miami East 0 Versailles 39 Indian Lake 0 Versailles 20 Tipp City 12 Versailles 27 Milton Union 0 Versailles 52 Lehman 6 Versailles 14 Covington 0 1. Can he do it? 2. Looks tough from this angle. 3. State bound. 4. The Batty Block. 5. We are awesome! 6. Follow the Leader. 7. Come and get the Grisez Crunch. 8. A step aside. 109 Golf An enthusiastic group led the 1985 Golf Team to an overall record of 11-4. Accomplishments by the team led them to place third in the “AA” District tournament, and then to go on and place tenth in the ‘‘AA” Regionals. With those returning next year, the tigers hope to have an even better season. There were several special awards given this year Winners of these awards were: Dan DiSalvo — 1st Team SRC All-League Brett Norris — Honorable Mention All-League SRC David DeLaet — Honorable Mention All-League SRC Post Season Awards Dave Keihl — Most Improved Player Award Brett Norris — Medalist Trophy Dan DiSalvo — The Tony Dress Memorial Award Front Row: Joe Ruschau. David DeLaet Back Row: Pat Eilerman, Chuck Platt. Dan DiSalvo, Brett Norris mm warni Versailles 182 Russia 209 Versailles 189 Minister 194 Versailles 188 Brookville 203 Versailles 170 Miami East 169 Versailles 350 5th Place Ridge Classic Versailles 172 Coldwater 195 Versailles 157 Indian Lake 179 Versailles 181 Tipp City 156 Versailles 180 Fort Loramie 201 Versailles 359 5th Place Bethel Invitational Versailles 181 Indian Lake 202 Versailles 171 West Milton 164 Versailles 172 S.C.C. 180 Versailles 172 Sidney Lehman 198 Versailles 177 Covington 181 Versailles 359 4th Place SRC Tournament Versailles 173 Greenville 161 Versailles 324 3rd Place AA” District Versailles 346 10th Place ‘AA’’ Regional in 1. Todd Deeter shows us his master swing. 2. The varsity team at a home match. 3. What’s so funny, Dan? 4. Joe Ruschau showing us his back swing. 5. Smile. Pat. you’re on Candid Camera! 6. David DeLaet trudges on to the next hole. 7. Brett Norris reading the green. Front Row: Eric Moran. Eddie DeLaet Back Row: Jackie Ruschau. Dave Keihl, Lewie Stahl. Dan Didier Girls Wins SRC Due to talent and hard work, the girls team had a very successful year winning all their dual meets and placing high in all the invitationals. The high point of the season being the championship in the SRC league meet. Angie DiSalvo placed first and was chosen to first team all league. Lynn Jutte was also chosen first team. Arabelle Kingrey and Cindy Broerman received second team. Other great accomplishments were made by Angie, who won the district and regional races and placed 17th at the state meet. Unfortunately, due to lack of participation, the boys team received no team scores but placed well individually throughout the season. At the fall banquet, Angie DiSalvo and Steve Duncan both received Most Valuable Runner Awards. Also, Cindy Broerman received the Most Improved Runner Award. 1. Which way should I go? 2. Coach Leininger 3. Assistant Coaches Adam and Andy Leininger 4 Row 1: Lynne Jutte Row 2: Cindy Broerman. Tina Frantz, Arabelle Kingrey, Joyce Neargarder, Angie DiSalvo Row 3: Brian Gerling, Steve Duncan 112 Bang! Angie Running her way to state Pant. pant. gasp, gasp! Whoa Betty!! The new Playgirl centerfold 113 2nd Place In SRC The varsity volleyball team had a great turn around from the previous year as they finished with an 11-7 record. The team concept was highly evident as the team worked very well together as a unit. Each player worked hard during practice to better their skills. They finished with a tie for second place in the SRC which is the best Versailles has finished in recent years. At the end of the year, the team voted on special awards with the winners being: Rookie of the Year — Tina Kremer; Best Defense — Lois Schlater; Best Offense — Bev Davidson; and MVP — Bev Davidson. All SRC selections went to Deb DeLaet and Kim Oldiges as Honorable Mention, Shelly Pierron on 2nd team SRC, and Bev Davidson 1st team SRC. Bev was also voted on the District 9 All-Star team. Next year looks very promising as five lettermen are returning along with a strong group of young players. VARSITY SCORES BRADFORD 15-10, 15-2 COLDWATER 15-13. 8-15, 7-15 MARION LOCAL 15-9, 4-15, 6-15 CARLISLE 15-0, 15-0 F-M 15-11. 15-12 MIAMI EAST 6-15, 15-13, 15-6 BROOKVILLE 14-16, 0-15 ST. HENRY 12-15. 13-15 MINISTER 13-15. 15-3. 12-15 TRI-VILLAGE 81-5. 15-13. 15-6 TIPP CITY 15-9, 9-15. 15-8 MILTON UNION 12-15, 11-5 ARCANUM 15-5. 15-5 LEHMAN 15-4. 15-10 NEWTON 15-6. 15-2 COVINGTON 11-15. 11-16 see 15-7, , 15-9 SPRINGBORO 15-9, 15-2 EATON 2-15, , 7-15 114 The reserve volleyball team started off slowly but came on strong in the latter part of the season, as they finished with a 7-8 record. Leading the way for the reserve were Rhonda Grillot and Sundra Wakefield in bumps; Rhonda Grillot and Angie Kuykendall in sets; and Sundra Wakefield and Tina Kremer in spikes. With the experience gained this year and a strong group of players, next year looks to be very bright. RESERVE SCORES BRADFORD 15-10. 15-12 COLDWATER 0-15. 15-3. 10-15 MARION LOCAL 4-15, 15-17 F-M 10-15. 15-4. 17-15 MIAMI EAST 10-15. 4-15 ST. HENRY 4-15. 3-15 MINSTER 4-15, 9-15 TRI-VILLAGE 3-15, 15-9. 8-15 TIPP CITY 13-15. 13-15 MILTON UNION 10-15. 15-9. 8-15 ARCANUM 15-5, 15-3 LEHMAN 15-6, 15-13 NEWTON 15-8. 15-3 COVINGTON 15-10. 13-15. 15-13 see 15-6. 4-15. 15-5 1. S-T-R-E-T-C-H! 2. Ready. Aim, Fire! 3. Killer in action! 4. Rhonda ready for take-off! 5. Deb’s awesome form! 6. UP. UP. and AWAY! 7. 1st row: Deb DeLaet, Bethany Griesdorn. Bev Davidson. Shelly Pierron, Cheryl Meyer. 2nd Row: Angie Kuykendall. Kelli Stahl. Kim Oldiges. Lois Schlater. Chris Goubeau, Janet Gehret. 3rd row: Tina Kremer. Linda Wakefield, Tia Harter. Michelle McKay. Rhonda Grillot. Stacie Hoelscher, Beth Monnin. Brenda Rethman. Tracy Cotrell. Carrie Rhoades. Beth Merkle. Back: Julie Keihl. Kim Pleiman. 115 Varsity B-Ball The Varsity Basketball team played hard through a long and difficult season. They all did their best and ended the season with a record of 5-16 and an SRC of 2-4. Row 1: Kevin Berger. Dan DiSalvo. Matt Watren. Luke Subler. Jeff Kremer, Row 2: Coach Mescher, Craig Prenger. Brett Norris, Pat Custenborder, Tony Streib. Tom Petitjean, Jeff Marshal SRC TEAM Brett Norris HONORABLE MENTION Dan DiSalvo 2nd TEAM ALL COUNTY Brett Norris HONORABLE MENTION ALL-COUNTY Dan DiSalvo SPECIAL MENTION ALL-COUNTY Jeff Marshal DAYTON AREA HONORABLE MENTION Brett Norris HOLIDAY TOURNEY TEAM Brett Norris and Jeff Marshal 116 1) Don't mess with me, bud! 2) Another two points for Versailles, 3) Nothing gets in the way of a maniac. OPPONENT SCORE Coldwater 55-57 Marion Local 38-26 Piqua 48-54 St. Henry 55-62 Minster 44-52 Russia 45-60 Mississinawa 51-67 Tri-Village 60-67 FM Tourney Franklin Monroe 45-40 FM Tourney Miami East 58-52 SRC Greenville 61-75 Springfield Oath. Cen. 49-60 SRC Tri-Village 64-92 Tipp City 62-75 SRC Ansonia 51-56 Milton Union 49-70 SRC Bradford 63-55 Lehman 55-46 SRC Covington 39-55 SRC Ft. Loramie 45-72 Greenon 42-74 Sectional Tourney 117 Reserve B-Ball This year’s Reserve Basketball team had a long and difficult season, in which they played some very good teams. Although their record was only 3-17, they all played hard and you can expect them to make their comeback next year. Row 1: Brent Frantz. Dan Watren. Brent Phelan. Eric Moran. David DeLaet. David Buxton Row 2: Coach Turner, Kevin Berger, Matt Watren, Matt Wuebker, Craig Prenger, Chris York, Lee Knore ] OPPONENT SCORE Coldwater 25-65 Marion Local 30-46 Piqua 34-46 St. Henry 24-52 Minster 41-50 Russia 30-52 Mississinawa 42-55 1 Tri Village 27-38 Arcanum 49-43 Miami East 51-60 Greenville 33-38 see 32-39 Tri Village 38-53 Tipp City 36-58 Ansonia 40-42 Milton Union 40-42 Bradford 51-22 Lehman 47-53 Covington 42-43 Ft. Loramie 51-50 118 § Freshmen B-Ball The Freshman Basketball Team had a good season this year. They finished with a record of 7-7. They should make a very good reserve team next year. Row 1: Andy Nieport, Ed DeLaet, Brian Wagner, Gunnar Bartram, Ken Spitzer, Scott McEldowney Row 2: Coach Swisher, Tim Amrhein. Jeff Francis, Lewis Stahl, Tom Treon, Jamie Mescher OPPONENT SCORE Miami East 49-22 Greenville 41-48 Houston 54-40 Coldwater 37-34 Russia 35-50 Tipp City 36-59 Tri Village 38-48 Newton 42-30 Milton Union 54-47 ! Ft. Loramie 22-25 Mississinawa 60-38 Covington 30-48 Lehman 42-39 Tipp City 18-30 119 Girls Basketball The Lady Tigers had a record breaking season in 85-86 with the setting of six new school records. Kelli Stahl set records for best shooting — 52%, most points (season) — 468, and highest game average — 22.2. Lois Schlater set records for most rebounds (game) — 26, most rebounds (season) — 250, and best foul shooting — 67%. The varsity girls finished the season with a 14-7 record. The reserve girls had a record of 8-12 but they never gave up. They continued to work as hard as the varsity, and on a whole, the Lady Tigers had a season to be proud of. VARSITY Row 1: Tina Kremer. Coach Tim Barga, Bethany Griesdorn Row 2: Janell Wilker, Lois Schlater, Kelli Stahl, Sun-dra Wakefield (not pictured:) Susan Knapke 1) Laura is head shoulders” above the rest. 2) Jill always gets her way 3) Kelli and her shadow 4) First you put your left foot in ...” 120 RESERVE Row 1: Cindy Broerman. Arabelle Kin-grey. Susan Streib Row 2: Coach Mark Barga, Linda Wakefield. Rose Albers. Laura Wakefield Individual Awards Most Improved .. Most Valuable . .. Best Defense .. Rookie............. . . . Kelli Stahl Lois Schlater Lois Schlater .Tina Kremer OPPONENT Piqua Arcanum Minster Marion Local New Breman Miami East Tri-Village Franklin Monroe Ft. Loramie Coldwater Tipp City Houston Russia Milton Union Ansonia Lehman Covington St. Henry S.C.C. Bradford Graham SCORES 37- 57 49- 41 65-20 38- 30 39- 42 63-31 57-45 41- 50 39-37 42- 44 38- 52 50- 37 39- 26 67-33 29-39 50-41 55-32 53- 46 54- 44 47-43 36-58 ’86 “SRC District Champs” The Versailles Tiger Wrestlers had an outstanding season as they compiled a record of 14-4 in dual meets, won the 1986 SRC and District Championships, and finished first in the GMVWA ratings. All the wrestlers had exceptional seasons with highlights from Kevin Batty who won first place in the SRC. and from Brian Voisard who won first at the districts and regionals. Topping off the year were Brian Voisard, Matt Grisez, Steve Duncan, and Aaron Moran who qualified for the state tournament where, even though they did not place, wrestled well and represented VHS admirably as they made the school and whole community proud. Winning individual awards at the end of the season were: Aaron Moran — Rookie of the Year; Bryan Albers — Most Improved; Aaron Moran — Most Pins; and Brian Voisard — Most Valuable. Congratulations to the 1985-86 Versailles Tiger Wrestlers for a very successful season that each wrestler can truly be proud of. Row 1 — Adam Turpen. Jerry Bey. Kevin Batty. Chuck Platt. Charen Kingrey. Todd Francis. Ron Rismiller. Joe Ruschau. Tim Huber. Row 2 — Bard Gigandet, Rick Platfoot, Scott Voisard. Kevin Cordonnier. Aaron Moran. Doug Slagle. Paul Mangen. Steve Duncan. Andy Turpen. Ron Grisez. Row 3 — Coach Glasscoe. Mark Marshal. Mike Droesch. Matt Heffner. Brian Voisard. Matt Grisez. Dan Rethman. Bryan Albers. Marc Mierisch. Coach Berger. 122 SCORES Versailles Opponent 30 Graham 39 22 Tipp City 39 25 Eaton 42 32 Brookville 30 39 Carlisle 27 18 Sidney 52 40 Northwestern 21 44 St. Marys 18 35 Covington 26 39 Springfield Shawnee 24 53 Indian Lake 20 39 Miami East 32 61 see 12 58 Tri-Village 9 43 Milton-Union 23 50 Northridge 18 42 Covington 18 54 Preble Shawnee 18 1. I should've eaten my Wheaties! 2. Shut-up and don’t say a word! 3. VHS Wrestlers on a victory walk. 4. Coach Glasscoe — Mr. Intensity. 5. A good luck shake — or is it?!?! 6. Boy. this mat sure is dirty! 7. I think I'm going to puke! 8. Looks of Disgust! 9 Hey. man. you need Close-Up! 123 Baseball During the early portion of the season the baseball team struggled with poor defense, hitting, and erratic pitching. Improvement was shown in all areas throughout the season as these areas improved. The team batting average ended up over .300. With the loss of only three players, Tony Streib, Matt Heffner, and Brett Norris, prospects are good for the coming year. 1. Row 1: Lee Gehret, David Seigel, Dan Watren, Chris Derr. Eric Moran, Kevin Baltes, Brenl Phelan, Chris York. Row 2: Coach Stall. Matt Watren, Rod Gril-lot, Pat Custenborder, Matt Heffner, Brett Norris, Craig Prenger. Tony Streib. Coach Swisher. 2. Tony Streib safe at first. 3. Chris Derr and David Seigel true athletes. 4. Crack! 124 Although the beginning of the season was very rough for the reserve baseball team, they gradually improved throughout the season beating teams like Covington, Mississinawa Valley, and Russia. It was a good learning experience for the whole team. Their overall record was 3-10. Row 1: Matt Barga, Kenny Spitzer, Kevin Hemmelgarn, Tim Huber. Bob Frantz. Chris York. Row 2: Coach Swisher. Todd Prenger, Kevin Baltes. Lee Gehret, Lewis Stahl, Brent Phelan. Craig Prenger, O.J. Mills. O.J.’s awesome swing. I'm going to get that gopher. Hey guys, how about a jog? 125 MVP Most Improved Best Def. All League 1st Team 2nd Team Honorable Mention 2nd Team MVBCA Honorable Mention Tony Streib Chris Derr Eric Moran Tony Streib Matt Watren Pat Custenborder Matt Heffner Tony Streib Chris Derr Varsity Scores Versailles 5 Piqua 19 Versailles 8 Greenville 6 Versailles 9 Minster 8 Versailles 5 Marion 2 Versailles 4 Miami East 6 Versailles 7 Miami East 8 Versailles 3 New Bremen 1 Versailles 13 Tipp City 8 Versailles 7 Ansonia 4 Versailles 2 West Milton 18 Versailles 6 Lehman 8 Versailles 11 Franklin Monroe 1 Versailles 14 S.C.C. 3 Versailles 11 Bradford 4 Versailles 11 St. Henry 13 Versailles 8 Arcanum 9 Versailles 18 Minster 10 Versailles 16 Newton 9 Versailles 3 Tipp City 5 Versailles 6 Marion 7 Versailles 2 Coldwater 7 Versailles 8 Graham 1 Versailles 6 Northridge 5 Versailles 6 Covington 0 Versailles 6 Tipp City 5 Versailles SRC 0 Miami East 7 126 1. Matt Warren total concentration. 2. Hey. buddy, get off my back. 3. Coach Stall, could you tie this for me? 4. Hey, Coach, have you seen my shades? 5. Kiss me. Baby. 6. You have got to be kidding. 7. Hey. my finger is stuck. 8. O.J. hits a home run. Reserve Baseball Scores We They Greenville 8 11 Piqua 4 20 St. Henry 3 9 Ft. Loramie 11 23 Tipp City 2 15 Covington 16 2 Ft. Loramie 9 10 St. Henry 6 18 Mississinawa Valley 31 3 Russia 10 8 Tipp City 5 14 Miami East 4 13 Coldwater 1 12 127 Smash Hit The Lady Tigers Softball team had an exceptional season this year as they finished with an 11-7 record and were crowned SRC champs with an 8-0 league record. Adding to their accomplishments was an outstanding showing at the district tournament where they finished as district runner-ups. Special awards went to Margie Huber for being named Miss Softball for the second straight year, Wendy Frantz for Most Improved, and Bev Davidson for Most Valuable. The Tigers’ coach, Ron Mescher, was also chosen as Coach of the Year in the SRC. All-league honors went to Shelly Pierron and Chris Goubeaux who received SRC Honorable Mention; Margie Huber and Kelli Stahl who received Second Team SRC; and Lois Schlater, Tina Kremer, and Bev Davidson who received First Team SRC selections. Congratulations on a fine season! Row 1 — Margie Huber, Beth Groff, Bev Davidson, Connie Gehret, Darlene Gerl-ing, Judy Miller, Shelly Pierron. Row 2 — Rose Albers, Chris Goubeaux, Wendy Frantz, Janet Gehret, Vicky Knapke, Linda Wakefield, Jill Wilker. Row 3 — Mr. Mescher, Kelli Stahl, Lois Schlater, Cindy Meyer, Tina Kremer. WE THEY DISTRICT TOURNEY Greenville Piqua Miami East Graham 0 8 14 11 3 24 4 7 Northeastern Miami East WE 22 14 THEY 19 4 Tipp City Milton 7 17 6 9 Kenton Ridge Urbana 8 9 2 10 Lehman 16 1 see 19 8 Arcanum 6 10 Newton 6 14 Tipp City 12 13 St. Mary’s 1 4 Covington 12 5 Row 1 — Jackie Schlater, Crissy Subler, Sheri Griesdorn, Julie Rethman, Jackie Ruschau, Susan Streib, Kathy Marshal. Row 2 — Mr. Mead, Julie Platfoot, Becky Knapke, Linda Wakefield, Cindy Meyer, Beth Monnin, Susie Meyer, Laura Wakefield. 1. Two cowboys” of the team! 2. SRC Champs! 3. Leaning Tower of Pisa! 4. “The wind’s taking me!” 5. David and Goliath 6. 'What do you mean strike?” 7. Reserve team — team of the future? 8. Slugger Margie is up! 9. Ol' Casey at bat! 129 Running Wild Running wild and working hard, the Tigers finished the season with a record of 5-5-1. Although, as a team the Tigers had many ups and downs, there were many individual accomplishments. Qualifying for Regional were the following: Dan DiSalvo, 330m low hurdles; Kent Miller, 440m dash; and the 440m relay team of Dan DiSalvo, Doug Slagle, Tom Petitjean, and Luke Subler. Special Awards: Dan DiSalvo and Kent Miller, MVP Track; Tom Petitjean, MVP Field; Lee Knore, Rookie of the Year; and Andy Paulus, Most Improved. 1. Lee squinting to find the finish line. 2. Dan, with form like that there's no need to pray. 3. Doug flexed and ready as usual. 4. Brent concentrating on the track so he doesn't trip. 5. Luke with the look of determination. 6. Coach DiSalvo whispering his do or die instructions. 7. Coach Graves, the old time rock and roller 8. Kent placing 1st in the Versailles Invit. 9. Tom after a successful jump. 10. Chris determined to clear 13 ft. 130 Front Row: Dan DiSalvo, Lee Knore. Gunnar Bartram, Alan Pierron. Brad Niekamp. Andy Nieport. Bill Gantt, and Josh Eiting. Back Row: Kent Miller, Doug Slagle. Luke Subler, Tom Petitjean, Chris Kemper. Andy Paulus, Scott Dieringer. Brent Frantz, Brian Gerling. and Dave Brown. Not Shown: Larry Kruckeberg Having A Field Day Row: Kathy Monnin. Cindy Broerman, Arabelle Kingrey. Lynn Jutte. Deb DeLaet. Tina Frantz. Rhonda Grillot. Joyce Rethman, Sandy Didier. Row 2: Kim Gaier. Stephanie Gerling. Shelly Dirksen. Kelly Crotcher. Brenda Rethman. Sundra Wakefield. Missy Derr. Carrie Rhoades. Anita Nieport. Row 3: Michelle McKay. Christi Fields. Angie DiSalvo. 132 1. Hey! Which way did he go? 2. Keep your balance. Deb. 3. Skip. skip, skip to my Lou. The 1985-86 Lady Tigers had an excellent year placing 3rd at the Minster Invitational and 2nd at the Covington Invitational. Angie DiSalvo again set records in the 3200 meter run and the 1600 meter run. However, due to an injury she was unable to compete during the latter part of the season. Qualifying for Regional competition were Sandy Didier in the long jump and Lynn Jutte in the 1600 meter run and the 3200 meter run. Special awards for the year were given as followed: MVP Track — Angie DiSalvo; MVP Field — Sundra Wakefield; Most Improved — Missy Derr; Rookie of the Year — Lynn Jutte. 1. Those wild and crazy Lady Tigers. 2. Do you have to go to the bathroom. Rhonda? 3. Go get 'em. Cindy. 133 Worth Shouting About! 1. Varsity Football and Basketball Row 1: Jill Subler, Kim Oldiges, Deb DeLaet Row 2: Julie Grieshop, Annette Grieshop. Joyce Rethman Row 3: Christy Fields 2. Reserve Football and Basketball Row 1: Diane Paulus, Melina Mangen. Crissy Subler Row 2: Susie Meyer. Jenny Subler, Carey Schultz 3. Junior High Football and Basketball Row 1: Tammy Meyer, Lisa Gigandet, Carrie Coomer, Sheri Neargarder. Stacy Prenger Row 2: Renee Magoteaux. Janell Crabtree, Angie Shardo 134 Grrreat 1. Wrestling Row 1: Star Hemmelgarn. Jeanne Drees, Brenda Subler Row 2: Julie Dorsten, Teresa Rethman Row 3: Rhonda Grillot, Julia Drees 2. Junior High Wrestling Row 1: Susan Huelskamp. Missy Simon Row 2: Tina Bergman. Missy Wakefield, Meredith McKay Row 3: Noel Monnin 135 Marching Band For the Versailles High School Marching Band their long awaited dream came true. At the Marion Local contest the band took the top honor of Grand Champion. But, this was not the only highlight the band had. The Versailles High School Marching Band also proved itself again at state where they received 5 superior ratings again for the fifth year in a row. 2 1. Percussion takes first at Marion. 2. Band wins Grand Champion at Marion. 3. Bev and John accepting the Grand Champion trophy for the band. 4. Carrie and Lynn taking a break during the annual Versailles Band Invitational. 137 Jr. High Football Row 1: Brian Kunk (Mgr ). Mike Shardo. Kevin Harman. Jason Stammen. Jeff Subler. Todd Schmitmeyer, Lane Knore. Kevin Bergman. Ethan Moran. Shane Schultz. Dan Mestemaker. Eric Miller. Jason Leach (Mgr.) Row 2: Chris Groff. Shane Stonebraker. Tom Rismiller. Jon Pothast. Dan Ahrens. Brad Bey. Trent Huff. AJ Bey. Neil Shepard. Sean Pleiman. Joe Rush. Keenan Leichty. Mike Nerderman Row 3: Coach Swisher. Josh Petitjean. Garth Hoellrich. Bruce Schuette. Chad Monnin. Dan Gaier. Jon Keihl. Ken Baltes. Allen Knapke. Mike Williams. Steve Bey. Matt Stahl. Mike Magoteaux. Peter DiSalvo. Matt Monnin. Coach Agne The eighth grade team had a good season this year with a 3-4 record. The seventh grade team struggled through a difficult season taking on some very good teams. They ended the season with a record of 1-4. 8th Grade St. Henry (Scrim.) Home 0-20 Miami East Home 18-20 Graham Away 12-0 Tipp Central Home 12-0 Milton Union Home 40-0 Lehman Home 0-18 Covington Home 14-15 L.T. Ball Away 7th Grade Greenville Away 0-28 Piqua Home 0-18 Coldwater Home 0-8 Milton Union Away 20-6 1) Ready to go! 2) What the ... 3) Okay guys, kill 'em first, ask questions later. 4) Another long day for Coach Swisher. 5) A look of determination. 138 Jr. High Volleyball This year’s eighth grade team greatly improved from last year with seven wins and seven losses, beating last year’s two wins and thirteen losses. The seventh grade team followed closely behind with five wins and seven losses. 1) Row 1: Lisa Hemmelgarn. Jody Cotrell. Stacy Albritton. Mary Ann Frooten. Beth Didier Row 2: Lois Ehlers. Meredith McKay. Melissa Bornhorst. Molly Leugers. Missy Simon Row 3: Coach Lass. Diann Grisez. Amy Huber. Christy Schlater. Jenny Gilmore. Jill Brandewie. Krista Schmitz 2) The eighth grade team makes every hit count. 3) The seventh grade team attacks with full fury. 4) Just stepping out for a breath of fresh air. Row 1: Jenny Platfoot. Catrina Kreger (Co-Capt.). Missy Wakefield. Jenni Roll. Monica Hiestand Row 2: Tina McEldowney. Terri Lyons. Julie Francis. Nancy Merkle. Karen Donnelly Row 3: Coach Lass. Jenny Groff. Kitty Davis. Marcie Gilmore. Diane Grieshop. Chris McEldowney 7th 8th Marion Local Lost Lost Ansonia Lost Lost Miami East Won Won Bradford Won Won Tri Village Won Won Tipp Central Lost Lost Milton Union Lost Lost Holy Angels Won Won St. Marys Lost Won Mississinawa Lost Won Covington Won Lost L.T. Ball Lost Lost Covington Won L.T. Ball Lost 139 Jr. High Wrestling The Jr. High Wrestling team had an average season this year. They won 3 of their 5 meets and placed 6th of 16 at the Milton Union Invitational. At the SRC tournament they placed 2nd with many individual champions. This year’s team showed that hard work and dedication can pay off in the end. Also, Coach Roll can be thanked for coaching and helping these young wrestlers along. 140 Jr. High Cross Country This year the Jr. High Cross Country Team consisted of four members. Since five runners are required to qualify as a team, they were unable to receive a team score at their meets. Nevertheless, several successful performances were recorded this year. The SCR Jr. High Champ, Dave Broerman, managed to place first or second in almost every meet. Mike Goubeaux usually placed in the top ten and finished fourth in the SRC. James McClurg and Alan Miller were the only seventh graders; they showed good possibilities for being the nucleus of next year’s team. Jr. High The seventh grade boys basketball team ended their season with a record of five wins and nine losses. The eighth grade team ended up with seven wins and nine losses. Going into four over-times and coming out on top over L.T. Ball had to be the highlight of the season for the eighth graders. 1. Front: Bryce Schaffer. Trent Huff. Lane Knore. Brad Bey Back: Coach Summers. Chris Groff. Peter Di-Salvo. Matt Stall. Keenan Leichty 2. Front Shane Stonebraker. Dan Ahrens. Jason Stammen. Mike Goubeaux. Jeff Subler. Mike Shardo Back: Coach Shardo . Chris Leach. Kevin Marrs. Bruce Schutte. Joel Wuebker. Ken Baltes. Mike Magoteaux OPPONENT RESULTS 7TH 8TH Mississinawa 18-12 28-33 Marion Local 23-25 18-23 Arcanum 29-37 28-43 Covington 31-24 47-33 L.T. Ball 32-36 58-55 Ansonia 32-17 48-42 Russia 19-33 25-22 Miami East 45-44 26-67 Holy Angels 29-30 35-58 Tri Village 22-25 29-42 Tipp Central 26-29 27-39 Milton Union 36-31 42-34 Greenville 28-33 27-54 Piqua St. Marys 25-27 52-38 S.R.C. (Holy Angels) 35-30 S.R.C. (Tipp Central) 22-43 Basketball The seventh grade girls basketball team ended their season with five wins and eight losses. The more experienced eighth graders had a more successful season winning ten out of their fifteen games. Both teams, however, showed great enthusiasm and determination throughout the season. 1. Front: Diann Grisez. Jenny Smith. Jody Cotrell. Jessica Davis. Stacey Albritton Back: Jenny Gilmore. Molly Leugers. Stephanie Simon. Meredith McKay. Krista Schmitz. Noel Mon-nin. Coach McEldowney 2. Row 1: Chris McEldowney. Tina McEldowney Row 2: Manager — Angie Miller. Catrina Kreger. Eva Martin. Terri Lyons. Tracy Mumaw Row 3: Jane Bernholt. Kitty Davis. Shelly Browder. Missy Christian. Stacy Dirksen. Sherry Amrhein. Pam Lacy. Coach Mead OPPONENT RESULTS 7TH 8TH Tri Village 21-8 33-29 Marion Local 6-18 20-26 Arcanum 10-17 29-19 Covington 28-27 23-21 Mississinawa 13-17 5-29 L.T. Ball 15-19 22-24 Ansonia 20-10 40-30 Miami East 14-29 45-20 Holy Angels 24-19 40-23 Tipp Central 16-21 27-39 Milton Union 9-31 25-23 Greenville 15-25 31-16 Piqua St. Marys 20-6 36-24 S.R.C. (Covington) 35-19 S R C. (L.T. Ball) 19-33 Junior High Girls Track The girls junior high track team coached by Mrs. Lass had an enjoyable season of learning. They performed well in their meets placing third in the Covington Invitational, fifth in SRC, and 8-2 in their regular season. The school has high hopes for these young athletes. Row 1: Christy Schlater. Jenny Groft, Susan Huelskamp. Mar-cie Gilmore. Monica Hiestand, Melanie Bartik Row 2: Pam Lacy, Susan Bruns, Tina McEldowney, Julie Francis. Jenny Platfoot, Jenni Roll Row 3: Diane Grieshop. Jenny Gilmore. Chris McEldowney, Karren Nieport. Noel Monnin, Missy Wakefield Row 4: Angie Shardo, Amy Hoelscher, Stacey Dirksen. Meredith McKay, Angie Dirksen, Shelley Runner Row 5: Dodie Sirch, Lisa Gigandet, Cathy Collins 144 Junior High Boys Track The boys junior high track team coached by Mr. Glascoe had a fairly successful season this year going 8-2 in dual meets, third in the Covington invitational, and fourth at the SRC meet. The team made some tremendous accomplishments despite its size with top individuals being Pete DiSalvo, Mike Magoteaux, Jon Keihl, Dave Broerman, and Bruce Schuette. Row 1: A.J. Bey. Lane Knore. Kevin Neff. James McClurg. Mike Goubeaux, Jason Davis Row 2: Eric Miller. Jim Spitzer. Chris Groff, Dave Broerman Row 3: Bruce Schuette. Keenan Leichty. Pete DiSalvo, Joel Weubker, Brad Bey Row 4: Mike Williams. Steve Bey. Mike Magoteaux, Jon Keihl. Kenny Baltes Not Piclured: Trent Huff 145 V Yearbook Row 1: Brent Frantz, Scott Dahlstrom, Chris Goubeaux. Vickie Knapke, Michelle McKay. Row ?: Mr Graves — Advisor, Lynn Subler — Treasurer. Holly Baltes — Editor. Row 3: Bev Davidson, Joyce Neargarder, Mike Didier, Tim Meyer. t The 1986 Yearbook Staff has worked hard this year to make this yearbook the 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. Student Council First Row: Ivan Gehret, Pat Eilerman. Bov Davidson, Teresa Apple, Doug Batty, Brad Monnin. Second Row: Beth Monnin, Kathy Marshal, Lynn Jutte, Lois Schlater, Julie Grieshop. Joyce Rethman, Brent Frantz, Dan DiSalvo. Third Row: Peter DiSalvo, Mike Magoteaux, Angie DiSalvo, Michelle McKay. Melina Mangen, Stacy Hoelscher. Stephanie Neff, Kevin Baltes, A.J. Bey. Fourth Row: Miss Taylor, David DeLaet, Susan Meyer, Jerry Bey, Julie Francis. Monica Heistand. Sheri Neargarder. ■ The Student Council is a very important organization that represents the student body. This year's council was very energetic and creative in organizing Homecoming, the Thanksgiving assembly, and the Christmas program. Daring to be different, the council sponsored an assembly in which the students created their own music videos. The new endeavor was a complete success and undoubtedly one of the highlights of the year. Congratulations to the ’85-'86 members for a job Row 1: Teresa Rethman. Julie Dor-sten, Jill Subler. Deb DeLaet Treas.. Annette Grieshop V. Pres., Joyce r -t man Sec., Christi Fields, Julie Grieshop Pres., Kim Oldiges. Row 2: Julia Drees, Rhonda Grillot. Star Hem-melgarn. Melina Mangen, Diane Pau-lus, Crissy Subler, Carey Schultz, Jenny Subler, Susie Meyer. Brenda Subler. Row 3: Janell Crabtree. Tammy Meyer, Stacy Prenger, Susan Huelskamp, Renee Magoteaux, Lisa Gigandet, Missy Wakefield, Carrie Coomer. Sheri Neargarder. Tina Bergman, Noel Monnin. Angela Shardo. Meredith McKay. The Cheerleading Association, advised by Mrs. Sandy DeLaet, was very successful in raising the school spirit. The members did this by cheering at football and basketball games, wrestling meets, and pep assemblies. They also sponsored “spirit days,” decorated the school, as well as painted the windows of the uptown businesses. The members also had the responsibility of creating the fall and winter sports programs. Art Club Members of the V.H.S. Art Club visited Chicago taking in the Art Institute, the Sears Tower, and Holy Name Cathedral. During the course of the school year, the art club was visited by two speakers, Mrs. Mary Sue Johns, a jewelry maker and professor at Miami University, and Mrs. Mary Jo Davis, a professional calligrapher. They participated in two money-making projects, school spirit projects, as well as community projects. Row 1: Steve Groff, Bill Wingfield. Brian Voisard. Chris Ressler, Dan Wingfield, Angie Sirch Co-Pres, Connie Gehret Co-Pres., John Anderson Treas., Shane Kuykendall public relations, Arabelle Kingrey, Brenda Subler public relations. Mrs. Eller. Row 2; Jill Poly. Sherry Lotz, Bethany Griesdorn, Deb DeLaet, Aimee Stuck, LeAnn Wenning. Michelle Hart. Rachael Subler, Annette Gehron, Jill Wilker, Paula Arling. Row 3: Lisa Huelskamp, Steve Duncan, Bryan Albers, Brent Frantz. Diane Paulus, Tina Frantz, Amy Magoto, Nancy Kelch. Joyce Rindler, Julie Dorsten, Margie Huber. Row 4: Jill Barga, Tina Hemmelgarn, Donna Dapore. Jon Coomer, June Mangen, Pam Stearns. Chanda Petit-jean, Angie Simon, Brenc a Shappie, Larry Kruckeberg. 150 Row 1: Denise Zumberger. Carol Poeppelman. Brenda Barlage, Kim Pleiman. Judy Miller, Cheryl Meyer, JulieKeihl, Michelle Dirksen. Kristina Mangen, Donna Hesson. Ro� £ : Sharon Gehret, Kim Gaier, Angie Schrnitmeyer, Lynn Ahrens. . Becky Mincer, Christina Merkle, 'Yvonne Renter, Jody Mincer, Mrs. Yakos. Rov s3: Tresa Barlage, Jenny Gehret, Christine Miller, Brenda MangemLisawuelskamp. Melina MangenT Susan Weaver, Angie Noggle. vtichene Hart, Rachael Subler, Etajise Monnin. Row 4: VsMutt, fclancy Claxton, Miller, Steph-kslager, Ka- akers of America, was very active this ted in contests, FHA week, and the J. Christmas items. They also held a year for the installation of new officers The FHA, Future Homd year. Members particif selling of carnations a banquet at the end of tt esentation of a i A W Office Education sociatio the organization for those st Ohio The 00 dents enrolled in the lion 0OE) a 'ogram develop leadership American cy in office attended the Fall Dayton and The State ence msColumbus. Students regiona state, and nations andkCorff6eted in contests co Educa ompeted in contests and kncfCvledge.' y v V ring Seniors (above). Row 1: Cindy Niekamp. Patty Goubeaux, Jill McEldowney. Connie Gehret, Michelle Billenstein, Lisa Phil-pot. Row 2: Lisa Bigham. Brenda Streib, Lori Barga. Nancy Barton. Kathy Dapore. Row 3: Beth Groff, Paula Arling, Kim Pleiman. June Spinner, Mrs. Malone. Juniors (right). Row 1: Sandy Didier. Donna Dapore, Jody Condon. Jill Barga, Linda Martino, Tina Hemmelgarn. Row 2: Angie Mills. Kelli Harman. Stephanie Robinson, Angie Schrnitmeyer, Missy Stocks lager. Patty Niekamp. Mrs. Davis. Row 3: Tammy Baltes, Norma Berger. Lisa Gaier. Denise Zumberger, Carol Poeppelman, Susan Knapke, Lynn Ahrens. 151 FFA The 1985-86 school year proved to be another success for the Versailles FFA as the chapter “cleaned house’’ at the 58th annual State Convention held in April. Among the awards received by its members and judging teams were three first place awards, two placings in the top three, two in the top five, three in the top ten, and three in the top 20 amounting to a total of 13 placings ranked superior in the state. These results compare to a list of 23 contests offered by the State Association with competing teams often numbering more than 200 in a single contest. All in all, it was a super year for the Versailles FFA, and with the increasing quality of membership and increased amount of public support, the organization is continuing to work towards more success in the near future. First Row: Stacie Hoelscher, Mike Stephan, Wanda May, Doug Schmitmeyer. Tim Meyer, Lewis Mangen, Steve Buschur, Chris George. Second Row: Steve Hoelscher. Brian Barlage. Dave Mangen, Jon Coomer, Dan Winner. Chris Pleiman, Ivan Gehret. Ron Claxton, Steve Berger. Third Row: Ron Rismiller, Dale Winner. Paul Mangen. Todd Mangen. Jeff Wuebker, David Keihl, Lee Gehret. Joe Simmons. Tony Brandt, Craig Schlecty. Fourth Row: Bill Huwer. Tom Brown. Da Qjckell, Rick Plieman. Andy Nieport, Mark Marshal. Dave Meyer. Allan Marshal. Brad Huddle. Lisa Grieshop. Fifth , Row: Mr Custer. Tim Brandt. Chris Kemper. Dan Rethma nold Monnin. First Row: Dan Meslemaker. Sean Pleiman, Danny May, Brian Kunk. Greg Geojge. Doug Stephan. Tom Rismiller, Brian Bornhost, Dan George. Second RowvSteve Mangen, Josh Petitjean. A.J. Bey. Todd Schmitmeyer. .Chad Monnin, Rickyl Schoenlein, Jon Leichty. Matt Monnin, Cai Gehret, Todd Magoto CarriJifcoomer, Mr. Custer. ieihl. Keenan Gehret, Brian y Hoelscher. r- Foreign Affairs K Spanish First Row: Brenda Bartage. Leann Strobe!. Brenda Nieport. Jill Wilker, Judy Miller. Kim Pleiman, Cheryl Meyer. Kristina Mangen. Donna Hesson. Shona Wion. Mrs. Agne. Second Row: Valerie Kelch. Janet Gehret. Rhonda Grillot. Stacie Hoelscher. Arabella Kingrey. Melina Mangen, Annette Gehron, Michelle Hart. Sharon Gehret. Jenny Gehret. Third Row: Josh Eiting. Linda Wakefield. Wanda May. Kathy Marshal, Michelle McKay. Missy Heitkamp, Diane Keiser. Jackie Ruschau. Sheri Griesdorn, Jackie Schlater. Missy Crowell. Brenda Groff. Fourth Row: Lynn Jutte, Carrie Rhoades. Kim Crotcher. Amiee Stuck. Michelle Becky Knapke. Jenny Jet. Star Hemmelgarn. Stefanie Miller. Christine Miller. Angie Noggle, Deb Hesson. The Spanish Club and French Club held meetings throughout the year. During the meeting, the clubs French First Row: Angie Di alvof, Tina Frantz. Holly Elites, Lisa Wakefidjd.ABarb Shappie, Deb DeLaet Bethany Griesciorn Michelle Dirksen. Michelle Fields. Christi Fields. Mrs. Agne. Second Row: Kelli Stahl. Qfene Paulus,1 Cheryl Bdrincu Darlene Gerling. Bev Davidson, Apple. Sheily Pierron. Shannon Potitjean. I nd Kramer. Anita Nieport. Third Row: Brenda Rethman, Tracy Cotrell. Julia Drees. Brent Phelan. Ted Mangen. Missy Stafford, Stephanie Neff. Kevin Baltes, Matt Keihl. Tina Kremer. Laura Wakefield. Fourth Row: Lisa Meier. Kim Gaier, Rachael Subler. Lisa Huelskamp. Kathy Monnin. Jill Poly, Craig Prenger. Lee Knore, Rod Grillot, Brenda Subler, Leanne Wenning. Sundra Wakefield. Jenny Goettemoeller. JVS Some twenty-two juniors and seniors from Versailles make the trip to the Montgomery County Joint Vocational School where they take extensive study in their chosen field. The students spend much time in lab while also taking related classes. 1. Cindi DeMange — Cosmetology 2. Tena Leichty — Restaurant Services 3. Chris Streib — Auto Body 4. Joe Gigandet — Carpentry 5. Scott Dieringer — Commercial Art 154 1. Rob Chappie — Restaurant Services 2. Dave Siebert — Auto Mechanics 3. Roberta Grisez — Restaurant Services 4. Randy Christian — Data Processing 5. Dan Siebert — Electronic Communications 6. Jeanne Drees — Dental Assistant 7. Tim Bornhorst — Horticulture JVS JUNIORS 1. Bruce York — Industrial Electronics 2. Guy Monnin — Architectural Drafting 3. Judy Marshall — Community and Home 4. Bob Frantz — Auto Body 5. Mike Sanderson — Banking and Finance 6. Cory Rismiller — Environmental Science 7. Andy Turpen — Commercial Art 8. Tom Meyers — Auto Body 9. Lisa Marshall — Dental Assistant Not Pictured Phil Stutz — Heating and Air Conditioning This year’s play was “May The Farce Be With You.” It was a hilarious comedy that was performed excellently by the most talented young actors in Versailles. These actors made the play a terrific success and one of the funniest events of the year. May The Farce Be With You Brilla Amy Magoto Sparkle Barb Shappie Gleama Star Hemmelgarn Byron Ceps Doug Slagle Terry Secra Lisa Niekamp Vera Strong Teresa Apple Miss McDonald Deb DeLaet Miss Broom Tina Frantz Star Rader John Anderson Nerd Eddie DeLeat Yukd Carrie Waymire KP3 Kevin Berger Acrobat Man David DeLaet Albatross Joyce Neargarder H20 Girl Angie DiSalvo Astarte Jenny Barge Tapeman Brent Frantz Miss Invisowrap Michelle Wagaman Electroman Josh Eiting Keexie Lisp Margie Huber Gadzooks David Brown Lt. Bullhorn Andy Turpen Frenchie Cuisine Susan Keiser Mrs. Onaze Darlene Gerling 158 Mae Onaze Sherry Lotz 1) Gadthooks! Thith weally thmells. 2) The Happy Couple 3) Hey! Who turned out the lights? 4) Back you beast! 5) And you can be my cowgirl. 6) Holy Slinky! Let's spring into action! 7) OK ... Who drank it? 8) Hey bud. let's party! 9) OOH! I hate it when that happens! 10) We're following the leader. 11) Darling, you look marvelous! 12) Are we having fun yet? 13) Can you tie your shoe? Sure. I knew you could. VHS Chorus The High School Chorus had a very busy year in '86. They put on many concerts including one called “SRO — Standing Room Only.” They also performed a successful musical called Heaven's To Betsy.” All of their performances were well received. Special recognition goes to Jim Francis for receiving the National Choral Award and also to Brenda Mendenhall for her first year as director. First Row: Miss Mendenhall. Barb Shappie. Angie DiSalvo, Kelli Stahl. Deb DeLaet. Bethany Gries-dom. Second Row: David DeLaet. Matt Keihl. Lynn Poep-pleman. Linda Wakefield. Lisa Berger. Cindy Meyer. Third Row: Ed DeLaet. Brent Phelan. Chris Derr. Linda Kremer. Tresa Barlage Fourth Row: Lewis Stahl, Scott McEldowney. Matt Watren, Kevin Berger. Susie Meyer. Donna Loxley. Jim Francis. PWi� 1. Angie — “Tina Turner in the flesh! 2. You better be good to me! 3. Susan, don't pout! 4. Heaven's To Betsy! 5. “I told you to be home early!” Concert Band I C7 The Versailles High School Concert Band was quite busy this year as it received an excellent rating (II) at District Contest and participated in many concerts. Also, the band was involved in the first-ever exchange concert with Bloom Carroll High School in which students from the visiting school A stayed with Versailles High School students % after performing together in a joint concert. ' These events accounted for a highly successful and enjoyable year for the 1985-86 concert season. . -� «, 1) Front row: LeAnn Strobel,0.ori Sitnon ' Teresa Rethman, Lisa Wakefield Second row: Linda Wakefield, pple, Tracy McNutt, Lisa Berger 2) Vickie' Knapke, Matt Keihl 3) Front row: Bev Davidson Second row: Shelly Dirksen, Lisa; Mangen. Stephanie Gerling, Crissy Subler, Mike Droesch, Jason Keihl Third row: Sheri Griesdorn. Jackie Ruschau, Anita Nieport, Jill Subler. Tia Harter, Cindy Broerman 4) Jenny Goettemoeller, Jill Poly, Jenny Subler. Second row: Jan 3ehret. Klm Gaier, Sharon G. 't Ttjjjd row: DoQPa Hesson Si ■m m . 1) Front row: Lisa Huelskamp, Darlene Gerling, Lisa Meier Second row: Michelle McKay. Aimee Stuck, Becky Knapke Third row: Ann Marie Subler, Laura Wakefield 2) Front row: Julie Dorsten, Lynn Subler Second row: Missy Heitkamp, Susan Streib. Brenda Subler. Sundra Wakefield Third row: Brenda Groff. Andy Nieport, Allen Pierron. LeAnne Wenning Fourth row: Doug Parmenter m 3) Front row: Shelly Pierron. Brenda Nieport, Brenda Streib, Judy Miller Second a rrie Rhoades. Lynn Kathy Marshal. Deb Julia Drees Third row: Julie Ehlers. Diane Paulus, Kathy Grieshop. Jenny Gehret Fourth row: Brenda Gigandet, Beth Monnin. Kelly Crotcher. Jennifer Ressler 4) Front: Lisa Niekamp Second row: Carey Schultz, Renee McClurg 5) Front row: Jenny, Gigandet, Donna Loxley Second row: Jill Wilker Pep Band The pep band was a unique group this year as it consisted of a large number of underclassmen and had its first student-director Bev Davidson. The group participated at all home basketball games to help spice” up and cheer the Tigers on to victory. Front row; Darlene Gerling. Bev Davidson. Second row: Jackie Ruschau, Rp;h Monnin. Shelly Dirksen, Allen Pierron, Lisa Huelskamp, Becky Knnpke Third row Lisa M in.jan. Sheri Griesdorn. Stephanie Gerling, Vickie Knapke, Jason Keihl. Anneite Gehro: Fourth row: SusanIkeiser. Donna Loxley. Jenny Barge, Shelly Pierron. Fifth row: Matt Keihl, Dan Seibert, KimTiaier jm Winterguard This year the Versailles “V” Winterguard, new to the school, performed at many competitions around the state. The guard did well at their first contest in Miamisburg where they placed first. With that and many other contests, the guard gained an excellent reputation for success. The guard should be commended for such a superior season. 164 Front row: Christi Fields. Missy Crowi Brenda Gigandet. Kathy Monnin, Doi 5 Carrie Rhoades, Lisa Huelskamp : cond row: Parmenter. Third row: Missy Heitkamp, Tony Parmenter, Michelle McKay. Brenda Mangen, Aimee Stuck, Kathy Grieshop Tracy McNutt High Band This year, the Jr. High Band participated in many concerts such as the - Christmas, Winter, and the Arts Festival Concert. The band also took part in the Jr. High Band contest in Troy and B he Solo and nsemble contest eld in Versailles, he Jr. High Band t also marched in the Poultry Days Parade ► this year. Front row: Angela Shardo, Lisa Gigandet, Julie Francis, Karen Donnelly. Second row: Amy Hoelscher, Missy Christian, Dodie Sirch. Rhonda Duncan, Tina DeM inge Lois Ehler , Debbie Winner, Missy Simon, Noel Monnin, Cathy Collins. Carla DeMange, Stacey Albritton. Julie Johnson, Nicole Seibel, Arlana Garrison. Third row: Catrina Krec;� Renee Magoteaux, Susan Bruns. Mary Ann Wooten. Angie Marshal, Connie Bensman. Jill Brandewie. Jenny Gilmore, Stephanie Simon. Meredith McKay. Shelly Benesh. Molly Leugers. Karron Nieport. Carrie Hoellrich. Fourth row Kitty Davis. Stacy Dirksen, Susan Huelskamp, Missy Wakefield, Terri Ryder, Eric Katterheinrich, Mike Nerderman, Carrie Coomer, Sheri Neargarder, Angie Brandt, Monica Heistand, Marcie Gilmore, Jenny Roll. Fifth row: Tina Bergman. Karen Meier. Diane Grieshop. Lee Batty. Andrea Crowell. Christy Pohl, Alan Miller. Don Seibert. Matt Lacy Tony Parmenter. Trent Huff, Buzz Kuykendall. Bob Johnson. David Broerman. Jr. High Chorus This year, the Jr. High Chorus participated in events such as the Christmas and Spring vocal concerts, and the musical, “H.M.S. Pinafore.” The group was also involved in the solo and ensemble contest held in Versailles. The group has worked very hard together making this, once again, a very successful year. K L Front row: Bruce Schuette, Trish Oliver, Jenny Groff. Second row: Joe Rush Todd Dirksen. Brad Bey, Shawn Todd. Lori Davidson. Janell Crabtree. Stacy Prenger, Carrie Hoellrich. Sharon Poeppelman, Melanie Rush, Judy Paine. Matt Stall. Greg George. Miss Mendenhall. Third row: Jon Pothast. Shane Schultz. Eric Miller. A.J. Bey. Christy Schiater, Jenny Platfoot, Melanie Bartik, Becky Brown, Jodie Richard. Jody Cotrell, Brian Gehret, Ethan Moran. Dan Mestemaker. Randy Groff. Fourth row: Jamie Wooten, Joel Wuebker, Todd Magoto. Chad Monnin. Wayne Marshal. Tammy Meyer. Amy Huber. Melanie Kelch. Christy Mincer, Kris Pohlman. Josh Petitjean. Doug Meyer. Fifth row: Chris Groff, Mike Magoteaux. Steve Bey. A.J. Knapke, Clark Spinner. Jason McEldowney, Diane Grisez, Lisa Hemmeigarn, Beth Didier, Melissa , . . Bornhorst, Adrian Virden, Jessica Davis, Kevin Pierron. Jim Spitzer. ELSON FORD, INC. John (Red) Elson Richard Berger — Sales Manager “Where Sales And Service Go Hand And Hand” Sales And Service Parts —— , - j The Ford Family Aerostar Crown Victoria E p Tempo Taurus Thunderbird Escort New And Used Cars New And Used Trucks 526-4131 769 E. Main Street Versailles, Ohio Left to Right: Michelle Dirksen Shane Kuykendall Jan Gehret Steve Groff 168 Left to Right: Cindy DeMange Shelly Pierron Luke Subler Rob Bubeck TOM MAGOTO INSURANCE Auto — Home — Life Health — Business Office — 526-3211 9 E. Main St. Home — 526-3145 Versailles SIDNEY SPOUTING SERVICE Continuous Gutter Down Spouts Jeff Borchers Owner Free Estimates 607 E. Wood St. (513) 526-5851 Versailles, OH 45380 BARGA OIL CO., INC. 255 N. West Versailles 526-4124 SAM’S PLACE -SAWS PLACE. Featuring Steaks — Chicken 22 N. 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Center St. Versailles, Ohio 526-4835 L M Owner HARDWARE Denny Martin • General Hardware Julie • Hand And Electrical Tools 10 N. Center Rose • Paint Versailles Tina • Eggs 526-4541 Gina EDWIN F. NICKOL, INC. “The Shrine Memorial” Monuments And Markers And Mausoleums 741 E. Main St., Versailles 526-3711 Left to Right: Brian Voisard Lisa Bigham Doug Schmitmeyer Beth Groff 171 Left to Right: Brenda Barlage Lewis Mangen Holly Baltes Barb Shappie VERSAILLES HOTEL INC. (513) 526-5232 21 W. Main St. Versailles, OH WILLOWDELL SALES CO. Cars and Farm Machinery Sales and Service JOHN DEERE — OLDSMOBILE NEW IDEA 582-2311 13268 Willowdell Road PHELAN INSURANCE AGENCY “An Insurance Program For Every Need” 617 E. Main St. Versailles 526-3111 Left to Right: Dan Wingfield June Mangen Brenda Streib Michelle Billenstein 172 I Left to Right: Tim Bornhorst Jill Wilker Scott Dieringer Randy Christian WORCH LUMBER 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 526-4501 Left to Right: Dave Seibert Dan Seibert Jeanne Drees Lisa Niekamp 173 Make the people at First National Bank a part of your FIRST NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY TROY • TIPP CITY • WEST MILTON • UNION • VERSAILLES ENGLEWOOD • TROTWOOD Member FDIC Left to Right: Angie Sirch Rob Chappie Tina Leichty Joe Gigandet 174 Left fo Right: Darlene Gerling Donna Hesson Lisa Philpot Kris Mangen i HOPPY’S C J CAFE Compliments of: CLOPAY CORPORATION Carl And Diane Schrader DOOR PRODUCTS DIVISION 101 Miller Road 39 E. Main St. Russia, Ohio Versailles, Ohio Phone: 526-4471 526-4301 C.F. POEPPLEMAN INC. Sand S.R. 721, Bradford Limestone Gravel 448-2613 Ag. Limestone COLLINS SUPER-VALU 42 W. Main St. Versailles, Ohio MINSTER FARMERS CO-OP EXCHANGE Quality Feed And Fertilizer New Breman 629-2040 Osgood 582-3502 Minister 628-2367 Left to Right: Kevin Schrader Tom Petitjean Bev Davidson Chris Ressler 175 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 185 526-3425 Congratulations To The Class Of 1986 SHENANDOAH MOTOR EXPRESS, INC. Versailles, OH harveus' studio 41 7 n. main st. piqua, oh 45356 (513) 773-7375 The H air um family hairstyling center 115 North St. — Russia, Ohio 45363 MARY GOETTEMOELLER Mon. — Closed For Appointment Call: Tues. - Fri. — 9-6 513; 526-3125 Sat. — 9 - 3 (Sarrtfion h 3-5 Main St. Versailles, Ohio Randy And Bev Garrison 513-526-4021 GARY SMITH BODY SHOP 7744 St. Rt. 242 Versailles, Ohio 45380 Located 2 Miles West Of Versailles 526-5643 THE ANSONIA LUMBER CO. Everything To Build Anything Geo. L. Klipstine Jr. Mgr. 300 S. Main St. Ansonia, OH 337-3111 Left to Right: Andy Paulus Brenda Nieport June Spinner Joe Mills 176 Plane Rentals Flying Lessons St. Rt. 121 Versailles, Ohio 526-9126 VERSAILLES FEED MILL 242 N. West St. Versailles 526-4311 ■L—. i irain — Fertilizer — Seeds MAUREEN’S VARIETY SHOP Owners: Maureen Jeff Subler 13 East Main St. Versailles, Ohio 526-3590 OSGOOD STATE BANK Complete Banking Service “Whatever Your Needs We Try To Please” 419-582-2681 Left to Right: Ron Claxton Tim Meyer Kim Pleiman Left to Right: Angie Pepiot Chris Heitkamp Kent Miller Cheryl Boring Julie Keihl Ivan Gehret 177 BAILEY ZECHAR FUNERAL HOME £2 .1 Joe White Bailey, Gary B. Zechar Kent A. Zechar 653 Hickey — P.O. Box 23 Versailles, Ohio 45380 (513) 526-4440 Concern In Time Of Need Our Caring And Support Can Help You Through The Crisis Period RUSSIA EQUITY EXCHANGE Feed — Seed — Fertilizer 109 Lynn Street Russia, Ohio 526-4789 5 THE VILLAGE B00TER7 COMPLETE SHOE REPAIR SERVICE PAT DICK GIGANDET 526-3032 32 C. MAIN ST. VERSAILLES Semi Tractor-Trailer Refrigeration Unit Repairs Service Parts — Fuel — Tires Harold J. Pohl Inc 939 4 McGreevey Road P. □. Box 2B7 Versailles. Ohio 45380 513 526 5046 —o w Harold J. Pohl President VERSAILLES FURNITURE MART “Where Prices Are A Steal!” |jf • Furniture r • Carpeting JR • Free Delivery 55 Euclid St. — 526-3312 Jfenmek R paiuxv;vLj ryc y 17 E. Main St., Versailles, Ohio SUBLER SOHIO SERVICE Corner Of Main Street And Second Street Versailles, Ohio 526-3585 WHITEFORD’S INC. Phone 513-526-5172 Plant 770 N. Center St. Versailles, OH BALFOUR It’s A Matter Of Pride Awards Diplomas Class Rings Caps Gowns Announcements Edward L. Reed Sales Representative 6333 Hartzel Road Greenville, Ohio 45331 513-548-7552 REHMERT CYCLE SALES SERVICE Kawasaki Skidoo Snowmobiles Motorcycles Jet Skis Generators Complete Parts, Accessories, And Service Dept. Versailles 526-4741 WEAVER BROTHERS INC. 859 E. Main Street Versailles, Ohio NORTH STAR HARDWARE IMP., CO. Farm Equipment Grain Handling Plumbing Heating Air Conditioning Phones: 336-7361 Or 338-8411 E R’s PUB Liquor Beer Pizzas Party Supplies Open 7 Days — 10AM-2:30AM Liquor On Sunday Yorkshire WHERE QUALITY AND SERVICE ARE BATCHED INTO EVERY YARD. BOB McKAY JIM DAHLSTROM 513-526-3412 3 5 Co i 3?£RIAV-5 VERSAILLES, OHIO ’31 Years Experience PAUL’S RADIATOR SERVICE Complete Radiator Service 136 N. West St. Versailles, Ohio Paul Bercot 526-3279 MEL’S DECORATING Window Treatments, Floor Covering Wall Covering Sue Christian 526-4324 C G DIST. CO., INC. HOLE'S TO YOU, 9446 McGreevey Rd. Versailles, Ohio WILLOWDELL RACEWAY Ohio’s Finest Dirt Go-Kart Track Racing April Thru Oct. 419-582-3871 Ed Mary Lee Gehret Willowdell, OH SCHULZE’S IGA Quality Meats Are Our Specialty 102 E. Main St. Russia, Ohio 45363 Phone: 526-5108 34 Monument St. Versailles, OH 45380 Phone: (513) 526-4041 VANTAGE TRANSPORT INC. BANKS BANK ONE, SIDNEY Sidney, Ohio Member FDIC BROWN’S SWEET SHOP Bakery Restaurant Fresh Baked Goods Daily 40 E. Main St. Versailles 526-3722 HEALTH Cards Candy Vitamins Cosmetics Baby Supplies School Supplies First Aid Supplies “Your Family Prescription Center” Owners: Mark Jayne Retz 102 W. Main Versailles 526-4121 MIDMARK CORPORATION If you think you are beaten, you are, If you think that you dare not, you don’t, If you’d like to win, but you think you can’t, It’s almost certain you won’t. If you think you’ll lose, you’ve lost, For out in the world you’ll find Success begins with a fellow’s will — It’s all in the state of mind. If you think you are out-classed, you are; You’ve got to think high to rise; You’ve got to be sure of yourself before You can ever win a prize. Life’s battles don’t always go To the stronger or faster man; But soon or late the man who wins Is the man who thinks he can. —Author unknown MIDMARK CORPORATION, VERSAILLES. OHIO 45300 513 526 3062 L. WARREN S. DAVIS IUCKING LEASING Tractors, Dump ITIGE EQUIPMENT LEASING OHIO TRUCKLEASE, INC. Amtralease — Providing Fuel And Service Nationwide Sales And Leasing 513-526-5152 In The Long Run Tigers Are The Best We’re Pulling For You! A.L. SMITH TRUCKING INC. 513-526-3651 8984 Murphy Road Versailles Unique Woodcraft Fresh Flowofi • Often Plants • Oried'S'l Arrangement! G'Ms • Weddings • Funerals • Spec ai Occasions Greeting Cards • Balloon Bouquets • Esther Price Candy Monday-Saturday 9 tc 5 Closed Thursday Fabrics • Outing Supplies • Dan Patterns and Boohs Embroidery Floss • Counted Cross Stitch Supplies CLASSES AVAILABLE Corner ot St Rt 121 4 S Pearl Jim and Jenny Condon Versailles Ohio 45380 513-526-3798 Quality Printing Low Prices — Fast Service Letter Heads Tickets Weddings Business Forms Weekly News Local News High School Sports Announcements Gerald C. Kerns, Pres. Jerry Kerns, Sec.-Treas. 176 North Center St. 526-4038 VERSAILLES POLICY PUBLISHING CO. JOHNS FOODLINER IGA 863 East Main St. Versailles, Ohio BERNHOLT CONSTRUCTION 115 West St. Versailles, Ohio 45380 Phone (513) 526-3043 ANN’S BEAUTY SALON “Complete Hair Care, Men, Women, And Children” 10736 Reed Rd. Versailles, Ohio 526-4545 KREMER ROOFING INC. “We’re The Tops In Roofing Service.” Commercial • Industrial • Residential Specialists In: One Ply Roofing Built-Up Roofs Hot And Cold Standing Seam Channel-Drain Shingle Asbestos 9319 Murphy Rd. Versailles, OH 526-4720 LOGAN STUDIOS For Undergraduates PII Dayton Troy For Senior Pictures STAR STUDIOS VERSAILLES BANKING CENTER Putting You First Makes Us Second. A Complete And Friendly Banking Service 101 Main Street Versailles 526-5287 VERSAILLES banking CENTER TONY’S BODY SHOP AUTO SALES AUTO PARTS Owner: Ward St. Tony Monnin Versailles, OH Phone: 526-4997 45380 Congratulations To The Class Of ’86 MICHAEL D. MCCLURG ATTORNEY AT LAW 207 East Main Versailles, OH PATRONS Dr. Pete DiSalvo, Jr., D.D.S. Gray’s Jewelers Inc. Dr. H.B. Hole, D.D.S. Paul E. Knapke, Inc. Nieport Repair Barn Norb’s Place Dr. Charles Platt, M.D., Inc. Versailles Oil Gas Co., Inc. Versailles Transmission Service Wirrigs Appliances PATRONS solving your truck needs .. . rightI • BODY SHOP • PAINTING • PARTS DEPT. • DIESEL ENGINE OVERHAUL ALL MAKES MODELS 526-5300 AMERICAN BUDGET COMPANY Loans — Investments 202 E. Main Versailles, Ohio 526-3251 A Special Thank You To Jim Wakefield -Am , Vfv f And To The Versailles Policy ¥ The Road Not Taken — Robert Frost Two roads diverged in a yellow wood, And sorry I could not travel both And be one traveler, long I stood And looked down one as far as I could To where it bent in the undergrowth; Then took the other, as just as fair, And having perhaps the better claim, Because it was grassy and wanted wear; Though as for that, the passing there Had worn them really about the same, And both that morning equally lay In leaves no step had trodden black. Oh, I kept the first for another day! Yet knowing how ways leads on to way. I doubted if I should even come back. I shall be telling this with a sigh Somewhere ages and ages hence: Two roads diverged in a wood, and I — I took the one less traveled by. And that has made all the difference. f D CD CD @ CD Who was on the cover of Time magazine July A, 1776? iD 193 fC 7 CD 1 Thomas Jefferson CD Gary Cooper CD Ben Franklin Elmer Fudd L see Mr. Minnich « ! Agne. Agne. ra 80 7. 138 86 Agne. Jane Agne. Shawn Ahrens. Bob - 14. 30. 107. 153. 174 Ahrens. Dan — 70. 138. 141 Ahrens. Lynn 58. 151. 154. 157, 50 Ahrens. Rodney — Albers. Bryan — 58. 107. 111. 150. 156. 157 Albers. Rose - 58. 111. 157. 118 Albniton. Chad — 81 Albritton. Stacey — 74. 139. 143. 165 Albritton. Valerie SS Amspaugh. Julie 95 '¥:. Amrhein. Chris —14 M Amrhein. Sherry — 70. 143 Amrhein. Tim — 66. 119 Anderson. John 58. 150. 15 7. 158. 50 Apple. Jeff 14. 155 Apple. Teresa — 15. 149. 153. 154. 156. 157. 158. 50 Arden. Beniamin — 90 Arling. 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Linda — 67. 153. 156. 160 Kroger. Catrina — 72, 139. 143. 165 Kremer. Jeff -- 60. 107. 116. 154. 156. 157 Kremer. Jon SO Kremer, Tina 67. 115. 120. 153. 156. Krieg. Brenda — 93 | Kruckeberg. Brian Kruckeberg. Kruckeberg. Susette — Brian Kunk. Bruce Kunk. Gary — Kunk. Michelle — Kuykendall. Angela - 6 . Kuykendall. Buzz — 75. Kuykendall. Shane — Johnston. Johnston. Kar Jutte, Lynn — 132 Kaiser. Don 93 Kaiser. Jamie — 95 Kaiser. John — 94 Katterhemrich. Ann — 90 Katterheinrich. Eric — 72. 156. 165 Katterheinrich. Jennie — 78 Katterheinrich. Keith — SO Keihl, David 63. III. 152. 156 Keihl. Jason — 59. 138. 159. 162. 164 Keihl. Jon — 72. 152. 145 KeihL. Joyce — 82 Keihl. Julie - 19. 115. 151. 157. 177 Keihl. Kristi 90 Keihl. Matt 153. 156, 160. 162. 164 Keihl. Wendi - 88 Keiser. Amy 86 Keiser. Angela 36 Keiser. Brian 75 Keiser. Dale — 59, 157 Keiser. Diane 63, 153 Keiser. Donna — 59. 156. 157 Keiser. Kimberly — 90 Keiser, Matt - 88 Keiser. Todd — 73 Keiser. Tracy — 82 Lacy. Pam — J Landis. Daren andis, Shav angenkamp kamp. JJBm Lass. Ann ICV. Lass. Damien Lass, trhi | ' aub. Marlene 87 Tinian. my — 87 |_l Lawrence. Jennifer —87 Leach. Chris — 72. 142 Leach. David 82 Leach. Erin — SO Leach. Jason — 79. 138 Leichty. Keenan — 75. 138. 142. 152. 145 Leichty. Tena — 19. 174 .Jeff — 100. 112 eugers. Chuck — ICO eugers. Molly — 75. 139. 143. 165 eugers. Wesley — 82 re. Nicholas — 79 Lotz, Debbie — 64. 153. 156 otz. Sherry — 19. 150. 157, 158 xley, Donna — 67, 160. 163. 164 Loxley. Mary — 88 oxley. Todd — 87 yme. Rusty — 72 yons. Ted 64. 107, 153 yons, Terri — 72. 139, 143 71, 138 - 103 62. 151. 153. 154, 156, 162. Gaier. Dan Gaier. Evelyn Gaier. Kim 164, 132 Gaier. Lisa — 59. 151 Gantt. Matt — 80 Gantt. William - 66, 153. 156. 131 Garrison. Arlana — 74. 165 Garrison. Kevin 86 Gasson. Clayton — 93 Gasson. Clint - 92 Gehle. Amy 93 Gehle, Mitchell 94 Gchret. Angela Gehret. Becky et. Brian pehret. Carl — Sehret. Carrie hret. Connie l'6. 15”. 170. 128 ehret, Deborah et. Dianna Gehr Gehret. 177 Gehret. Janet 50. 128 Gehret. Janice Gehret. Jenny Gehret. Joyce - 82 Gehret. Karen 66 Gehret. Kevin 9 Gehret. Lee — 63. 107, 125 Gehret, Randy — 80 Gehret, Sharon 63. 151, 153, Gehret, Steve — 17 Gehr on. Annette — 63, 150, 151 164 88 66 74. 152. 165 71. 152 78 17. 30. 150. 151. 154. 57. 157. 94 86 90 78 86 62. 63. 115. 134. 153. 82 17. 152 71. 152 74. 152. 165 95 George. Chris George. Dan George. Greg George. Heidi George. Holly 93 George. Matt 93 Gerber. Bonnie 99 Gerhng, Brian 59. 112. 131 Gerlmg. Darlene 17. 153. 156. 157. 158. 163. 164. 175. 128 Gerling. Denise — 80 Gerling, Stephanie — 66. 162. 164. 132 Geus. Christina - 88 Gibson, Jason — 95 Gibson. Jennifer — 78 Gibson. Matt — 94 Gigandet. Brad — 66. 107, 122 Gigandet. Brenda — 59,156. 157, 163. 164 Gigandet. Chris — 78 Gigandet. Jenny — 66. 153. 163 Gigandet. Jim - 63. 156 Gigandet. Joe — 17. 107. 174 Gigandet. Keri - 66 Gigandet. L isa - 71. 134. 150. 165. 144 Gigandet. Nick I55 Gigandet. Susan - 86 Gilmore. Gayle - 90 Gilmore. Jennifer — 74. 139. 143, 165, 144 Gilmore. Marcia — 71. 139. 165. 144 Glasscoe. Steve 99. 122 Glassmeyer. Dennise 78 Goettemoeller, Jenny 67. 153. 162 Goubeaux. Chris — 59. 115. 148. 154. 157. 128 Goubeaux. Greg — 59 Goubeaux. Jason — 78 Goubeaux. Jenny — 86 Goubeaux. Mike 71. 141. 142. 145 Goubeaux. Patty 18. 151 Graves. Jim — 88 Graves. Sam — 99. 107. 142 Grlesdorn. Bethany - 18, 115, 120. 150, 153, 154. 156. 157.160 Griesdorn. Bnanl— 78 Griesdorn. Cory — 86 Griesdorn. Sheri’— 67, 153, 162. 164. 129 Gneshop. Angela 80 Grieshop. Annette — 18. 134, 150. 154. 156. 157, 50 Gneshop. Brad 86 Gneshop. Diane — 71. 139. 165. 144 Gneshop. Julie 59. 134. 149. 150. 154. 156. 157. 50 Gneshop, Kathy 59, 156. 157. 163. 164 Gneshop. Ken — SO Grieshop. Lisa 67. 152 Grieshop, Susan — 71 Grieshop. Tony — 86 Grilliot. Beth — 88 Grilliot, Brad — 92 Grilliot. Erica 80 Grilliot. Gary — 71. 155 Grilliot. Greg — 92 Grilliot, John — 99 Grilliot. Kevin — 94 Grilliot. Matt — 94 Grilliot. Renee — 80 Grilliot. Shorn — 93 Grilliot. Stephanie — GriUot. Carl — 90 Grillot. Eddie 82 Grillot. Jason Grillot. Jeff — Grillot. Kathy Grillot. Kelly — Grillot. Rhonda 132 Grillot. Rod — 59. IOT 153. 156. 157. 124 Grillot. Stephanie — 78 Grisez. Becky — 63 Grisez. Diann 74. 75. 139. 143. 165 Grisez. Mary — 103 Grisez. Matt — 14. 107. 122, 154 Grisez. Ralph — SO Grisez. Ramona — 78 Grisez, Renee — 78 Grisez, Roberta - 18, 176 Grisez, Ron 67. 107, 122 Groff, Beth — 18. 171. 128 Groff, Brenda — 30. 63. 153. 163 Groff. Chad — 94 Groff. Chris — 75. 138. 142. 165. 145 David — 93 Jennifer - 71. 139, 165. 144 — 92 80 75. 165 82 18. 150. 168 90 86 Hamblin. Chastity — 71, 155 Hamblin, Jamie — 152 Hamblin. Jim — 59. 152 Hammons. Teresa — 74. 155 Harman. Kelli — 59. 151. 157 Harman. Kevin — 71. 138. 156 Harman. Miriam — 78 Hart. Diane — 99 Hart. Michelle — 63. 150. 151. 156 Harter. Tia - 67. 115. 153. 162 Hartke. Kevin — 82 Hartke. Steven — 88 Haves. Mike — 71 Hecht. Chris - 86 Hecht. Niccole — 90 Hecht. Ryan — 88 Heffner. Erin — 88 Heffner. Matt — IS. 107. 122. 124 Heft. Lori - 90 Heft. Tracy — 78 Heist and. Molly --82 Heistand. Monica — 139. 165 Hei rk amp. Breanne — 90 He it kamp. Brian — 78 He it kamp. Chris 19. 156. 177 Hen kamp. Jennifer — 86 Heitkamp. Michelle — 88 Heitkamp. Missy — 63. 153. 156. 163. 164 Heitkamp. Missy — 86 Heitkamp, Scott — 86 Heitkamp. Susan — 94 Heitkamp, Theresa — 93 Helms. Mandy — 88 Hemmelgarn. Christa — 95 Hemmelgarn. Kevin — 63. 125 Hemmelgarn. Lisa - 75, 139. 165 Hemmelgarn. Star — 67. 135. 150. 153. 158 Hemmelgarn. Tina — 59. 150. 151. 157 Henderson. Janelle — 94 Henry. Abby - 88 Henry. Becky — 90 Henry. Christa — 86 Henry. Kelli 80 Henry. Ron 88 Henry. Steven — 88 Hess. Aaron — 71 Hess. Andrea — 78 Hess. Christine — 90 M Magoteau . Bob 67. 107 Magoteaux. Jessica 90 Magoteaux. Melanie — 89 Magoteaux. Mike — 72. 188. 142. 149. 165. 145 Magoteaux. Renee — 70. 72. 184. 150. 165 Magoteaux. Stacie 80 Magoto. Amy — 19. 150. 157. 158. 174 Magoto. Bruce — 19. 155 Magoto, Holly — 90 Magoto. Jaclyn — 90 Magoto. Jamie — 89 Magoto. Jeremy — 80 Magoto. Kimberly — 90 Magoto. Mandy — 80 Magoto. Renee SO Magoto. Todd 72. 152. 165 Magoto. Wendy — 79 Malone. Diana — ICO. 151 Mangen. Alex — 79 Mangen. Brenda — 64. 151. 164 Mangen. Candie — 79 Mangen. David — 60. 152 Mangen. Eric — 67 Mangen. June 19. 150. 157. 172 Mangen. Kristi 19. 151. 158. 157. 175 Mangen. Lewis 19. 152. 156. 157. 172. 50 Mangen. Lisa — 64. 158. 162. 164 Mangen. Lisa 79 Mangen. Lori — 79 Mangen. Melina — 64. 134. 149. 150. 151. 153 Mangen. Paul — 67 Mangen. Randy — 79 Mangen. Steve — 75. 152 Mangen. Ted — 80 Mangen. Todd — 64. 122.152 Mangen. Tom — 79 Mangen. Vernon — 155 Manning. Amy — 87 Marchal. Alan —67, 152 Marchal, April — 82 Marchal. Gary - 89 Marchal. Kent — 87 Marchal. Randy 80 Marchal, Susan 79 Marrs. Kevin - 72. 142 Marshal. Angie - 75. 165 Marshal. Jeff — 60. 107. 116. 152. 154. 156. 157 Marshal. Kathy 67. 149, 153. 156. 163. 129 Marshal. Lisa — 60 Marshal. Mark 60. 152. 157 Marshal. Tara 82 Marshal. Tim — 75 Marshal. Wayne — 72. 165 Marshall. Chad — 87 Martin. Evelyn - 72. 143 Martin. Marty — 155 Martino. Linda — 60. 151. 157 May. Danny — 72. 152 May. Frank — 79 May. Wanda — 60. 152. 153. 157. 50 Mayse. Missy — 79 McClurg. Angela — 81 McClurg, James — 75. 141. 145 McClurg. Michael — 87 McClurg, Renee — 68. 163 McConaha. Matt — 82 McConaha. Molly — 79 McEldowney. Carrie — 89 McEldowney. Chris — 72. 139. 143. 144 McEldowney. Helen — 103 McEldowney. Jason — 75. 165 McEldowney. Jill — 19. 30. 151. 154. 157. 171. 50 McEldowney. John — 82 McEldowney. Scott — 68. 119. 160 McEldowney. Tina — 72. 139. 143. 144 McEldowney. Vicky — 79 McGlinch. Jamie 68 McGreevy. Margie — 103 McKay. Marilyn — 79 McKay. Meredith — 75. 135. 150. 165. 144 McKay. Michelle — 64. 115. 148. 149. 153. 154. 156. 163. 164. 132 McNutt. Bryan — 75. 155 McNutt. Tracy — 64. 151. 162. 164 Meier. Amy — 81 Meier. Craig — 89 Meier. Karen — 72. 151. 165 Meier. Lisa - 64. 151. 153. 156. 163 Mendenhall. Brenda - ICO. 160. 165 Mendenhall. Robert —-87 Merkle. Beth — 68. 115 Merkle. Christina — 64. 151 Merkle. David — 20. 155 Merkle. Nancy - 72. 139 K Me sc her. Aaron — 87 Me sc her. A llyson — 82 Mescher. Jamie — 68. 107, 119 Mescher. Ron 100. 116. 155 Mescher, Tommy 79. 107 Mestemaker, Bill — 92 Mcstemaker, Dan 75. I3S. 153. 165 Mestemaker. Richard — 94 Metzcar. Kevin — 81 Meyer. Carrie — 89 Meyer. Cheryl — 20. 115. 151. 153. 154. 157 Meyer. Cindy — 60. 156. 157. 160. 129. 128 Meyer. Dale — 87 Meyer. Dan — 81 Meyer. Dave — 68. 152 Meyer. Doug 76. 165 Meyer. James — 76 Meyer. Matthew — 90 Meyer, Susie — 68, 134. 149. 150. 160, Meyer. Tammy — 74. 76. 134, 150. 165 Meyer. Tim — 20. 148. 152. 177 Meyer. Tina — 89 Micrisch. Marc — 20 Miles, David — 81 Miller. Allen — 76. 165 Miller, Angie 68. 155 Miller. Beth — 79 Miller. Brad 64 Miller. Christine 64. 153 Miller. Dane — 68 Miller. Eric 76. 138. 165. 145 Miller. Judy 20. 151. 153. 157. 163. 128 Miller, Kent — 20. 30. 107. 154. 156. 157. 177. 131 Miller. Mark — 89 Miller. Paula — 93 Miller. Richard — 81 Miller, Stefanie — 64. 151. 153 Mills. Angie — 60. 157 Mills. Joe — 20, 176 Mills, OJ. - 68. 125 Mincer. Becky — 60. 151 Mincer. Christy — 73, 165 Mincer. Jody — 151 Minnich, Conrad — ICO Minnich. Eddie — 79 Monnin. Arnold — 68, 152. 155 Monnin. Beth — 68. 149. 156. 163. 164. 129 Monnin. Brad — 20, 30. 107. 149. 154. 156. 157 Monnin. Chad — 72. 138. 152. 165 Monnin. Dan 60 Monnin. Darryl 60 Monnin. Debbie — 81 Monnin. Denise - 68. 151 Monnin. Eric 79 Monnin. Guy — 60 Monnin. Gina — 87 Monnin. Jennifer — 80 Monnin. Jeremy — 91 Monnin. John — 91 Monnin. Kathy — 64. 153. 156. 164. 132 Monnin. Matt — 76, 138. 152 Monnin. Noel — 76. 135. 143. 150. 165. 144 Monnin. Norma — Id Monnin. Paul — 81 Monnin. Scott — 82 Moorman. Karla — 79 Moran. Aaron — 68. K27 Moran. Eric — 64, III, 118. 124 Moran. Ethan 76. 138. 165 Moran. Heidi — 82 Moran. Molly SI Moran. Noah — 79 Mote. Kathy — Id Moyer. Mike 68 Mulvaney. Erin — 89 Mumaw. Brad 82 Mumaw. Chris — 79 Mumaw. Matt — 89 Mumaw. Ryan — 89 Mumaw. Tracy — 72. 143 Neargarder. Joyce — 20. 148. 154. 157. 158. 174 Neargarder. Sheri — 72. 134. 149. 150. 165 Neff. Erin — 95 Neff. Kelli — 79 Neff. Kevin 76. 145 Neff. Stephanie 64. 149. 151. 153 Nerdcrman. Eric 91 Nerdcrman. Mike 76. 138, 165 Nerdcrman. Renee —- 81 Nickol. Ramona 78 Nichols, Dan 89 Niekamp. Bethany — 91 Niekamp. Brad - 68. 107. 131 Niekamp. Christine — 94 Niekamp. Cindy — 20. 151. 157. 50 Niekamp. Julie — 79 Niekamp, Lisa — 20. 153. 156. 157. 158. 163. 173 Niekamp. Patty — 60. 151. 157. 50 Nieport. Andy — 68. 119. 152. 163. 131 Nieport. Anita — 68. 153, 162. 132 Nieport. Brenda — 20. 153. 157. 163. 176 Nieport. Karron — 76. 165. 144 Nisonger. Seth — 87 Noggle, Angie 64. 153. 156 Noggle. Christina — 87 Norris. Brett — 30. 64. HO. 116. 154. 124 Norris. Dan — ICO O O’Dell. Dr. — 99 O'Dell. Sarah 87 Oldiges. Kim 60. 115. 134. 150. 154. 156. 157. 50 Oldiges. Tim 68. K 7 Oliver, Craig — 79 Oliver. Doug - 91 Oliver. Janice — 103 Oliver. Michael — 91 Oliver. Ryan — 87 Oliver. Tricia — 165 Ottc. Jennifer — 94 Otte. Laura — 94 Overholser. Amanda — 89 Overholser. Janet — 82 Overholser. Jason — 79 Overholser. Wesley — 87 P Parin, Anthony 91 Parin. Mitch 95 Parmenter. Bill — 20. 154. 156. 157 Parmenter. Doug 64. 163. 164 Parmenter. Tony — 76, 164. 165 Paulus. Andy 20. 176. 131 Paulus. Diane — 64. 134. 150. 153. 163 Paulus. Susan 81 Payne. Judy — 76. 165 Payne. Mary — 93 Pence. Judi — KX) Pepiot. Angie — 20, 153. 177 Pepiot. Jeff — 68 Pepple. Michelle — 68. 162 Pepple. Natalie — 79 Petitjean. Albert — 87 Petitjean. Brian — 76 Petitjean. Chanda — 68. 150 Petitjean. Holly — 82 Petitjean. Josh - - 76. 138. 165 Petitjean. Rhonda — 68 Petitjean, Shane — 76 Petitjean. Shannon — 20. 107, 153, 154. 156, 157, 50 Petitjean. Shawn — 79 Petitjean. Tom — 21. 116, 154. 156, 157. 175. 131 Peyton. Chad — 81 Peyton, Rachael 87 Phelan. Brent - 64. 107. 118. 153. 160. 124. 125 Phlipot. Brian — 91 Phlipot. Desiney 89 Phlipot. Krista — 89 Phlipot. Lisa — 21. 151. 175 Phlipot. Matt — 85 Phlipot. Mindy — 91 Phlipot. Robert — 89 Phlipot. Tyler — 89 Pierron. Allen — 68. 163. 164. 131 Pierron. Andy — 82 Pierron. Anne — 85 Pierron. Christa — 87 Pierron. Danny — 79 Pierron. Gina 89 Pierron. Heidi — 87 Pierron. Julie 85 Pierron. Kevin - 72, 165 Pierron. Shelly — 21. 115. 153. 154, 156, 157. 163. 164. 128 Pierron. Theresa 79 Plat foot. Jenny — 73. 139. 165. 144 Plat foot, Julie — 64. 129 Plat foot. Rick 60. 122. 157 Platt. Chuck 60. HO. 122. 157 Pleiman. Chris — 60. 107. 152. 157 Pleiman. Jason 93 Pleiman. Jeff — 93 Pleiman. Kim — 21. 115. 151. 153. 157. 177 Pleiman. Lisa — 79 Pleiman. Rick — 68. 107. 152 Pleiman, Sean — 76, 138. 152 Pleiman. Theresa — 81 Poeppelman. Brenda — 93 Poeppelman. Carol — 60. 151. 157 Poeppelman. Lynn — 68. 160 Poeppelman. Phil — 87 Poeppelman. Jared — 87 Poeppelman. Lori — 81 Poeppelman. Sara — 82 Poeppelman. Sharon - 76. 165 Pohl. Arlene — KX) Pohl. Brian — 81 Pohl. Christy — 73. 165 Pohl. David — 62. 65. 107. 154 Pohl. Rebecca — 87 Pohlman. Amy — 85 Pohlman. Bridget 81 Pohlman, Jesse — 89 Pohlman. Julia — 87 Pohlman, Kris — 76, 165 Pohlman. Matt — 87 Poly. Jill 65. 150. 153, 162 Poor. Hearlter 85 Poor. Nickie — 79 Pothast. Jon — 76. 165 Pothast. Michelle - 81 Potter. Tracy — 89 Prakel, Margery — Id Prenger. Amy — 81 Prenger. Craig — 65. 107, 116. 118. 153. 124. 125 Prenger. Doug — 87 Prenger. Stacy — 76, 134, 150, 165 Prenger. Todd — 61. 125 Puthoff, Alfrieda — 103 R Ranly. Neil — 83 Ranly. Niki - 89 Raterman. Jaquelyn — 85 Ratliff. Sydney - 93 Reed. Bob — 103 Reed. Bobby — 89 Reed. Wendy — 89 Reichert. Clint — 93 Reichert. David — 95 Reichert. Henry — 94 Reier. Steve .— 79 Reier. Tammy — 81 Renze. Georgena — 21. 157 Replogle. Marge 99 Ressler. Chris — 21. 150. 175 Ressler. Jennifer — 68. 163 Rethman. Brenda — 68, 115. 153. 132 Rethman. Dan — 61. 122, 152 Rethman. Doug — 85 Rethman. Joyce — 61. 149. 154. 156. 50. 132 Rethman. Julie — 68. 129 Rethman, Teresa — 21, 135. 150. 154. 156, 157. 162, 171. 50 Retz. Tiffany — 89 Rhoades. Carrie — 68. 115. 153, 163. 164. 132 Rhoades. Eric — 91 Rhoades. Kelli — 91 Rhoades. Kurt — 87 Rhoades. Marie Ann 87 Rhoades. Matt — 87 Rhoades. Trisha — 91 Richard. Jodie — 76. 165 Richard. Julie — 81 Richards. Alma — 103 Richhart. Tiffany — 87 Rinderle. Chris — 85 Rinderle. Janet — 78 Rinderle. Susan 91 Rindler. Joyce — 22. 30. 150. 156. 157. 176 Rindler. Melisa — 22, 155 5' I 1 Rtsmiller, Chad — 81 Rismiller. Corey — 61 Rismiller, David 89 Rismiller. Jeff — 61. 155 Rismiller, Kristi — 85 Rismiller, Ron — 107, 122. 152 Rismiller. Sherry — 79 Rismiller. Tom — 73. 152. 155 Roberts. Angie — 81 Roberts. Clay — 89 Robinson. Stephanie 61. 151 Roll. Andrea 81 Roll. Jason — 89 Roll. Jennifer — 73. 139. 156. 165. 144 Roll. Shawn 91 Rose. David 89 Rosenback. Brian — 85 Rue. Chris — 9 Runner. Chuck - 79 Runner. Shelly — 73. 144 Runner. Yvonne — 151 Ruschau. Jackie — 68. III. 153. 162. 164. 129 Ruschau. Joe - 65. HO. 122. 156. 165 Rush. Joe — 138 Rush. Larry — 76 Rush. Melanie — 76. 165 Ryder. Terri — 73. 165 Sabroff. Doneta — 91 Sabroff. Kevin — 83 Sabroff. Kim — 69 Saintignon. Lisa — 87 Sanderson, Jerry 85 Sanderson. Mike — 61 Schieltz. Ruth 102 Schlater. Ben - 89 Schlater. Christy 77, 165. 144 Schlater. Dan — 85 Schlater. Jackie 65. 153. 129 Schlater. Lois 61. 120. 149. 154. 156. 157. 128 Schlater. Lori — 79 Schlechty. Craig 69. 152 Schlueter. Veronica — 81 Schlumbaum. Katie — 87 Schlumbaum. Ryan — 89 Schmitmeyer. Angie — 61. 151. 157 Schmitmeyer. Doug — 81. Schmitmeyer. Doug - 22. 152. 171. 50. 157 Schmitmeyer. Kevin — 83 Schmitmeyer. Lisa — 85 Schmitmeyer. Sarah 91 Schmitmeyer. Todd - 73. 138 152 Schmitmeyer. Vickie - 91 Schmitz. Krista — 77, 139. 143 Schoenlein. David — 83 Schoenlein. Ricky — 73. 152 Schrader. Autum — 91 Schrader. Kevin — 22. 156. 175 Schrader. Heather — 91 Schrader. Michelle — 77 Sc hue tie. Beth — 81 Schuette. Brad 87 Schuette. Bruce 73. 138. 142. 156. 165. 145 Schultcn. Ryan — 89 Schultz. Angela — 87 Schultz, Carey — 69. 134. 150. 163 Schultz. Eric 81 Schultz. Shane — 77. 138. 165 Schultz. Wesley — 83 Schultze. Brad — 69. 107 Schultze. Cynthia 102 Schultze. Jill — 79 Schwartz. Adam — 93 Schwartz. Mindy — 94 Seger. Adam — 95 Seger. Mike — 94 Seibel. Nichole —77. 165 Seibert. Dan — 22. 164. 173 Seibert. David — 22. 173 Seibert. Donnie — 73. 155. 165 Selhorst. Jamie — 95 Shappie. Barb — 14. 30. 153. 157. 158. 160. 172 Shappie, Brandy — 87 Shappie, Brenda — 69 Shappie. Dan — 83 Shardo. Angela — 77. 134. 150. 165. 144 Shardo. Dan - 87 Shardo. Jackie — 79 Shardo. Mike — 73. 138 Shaffer. Bryce — 77 Shaffer. Chris — 83 162. 165. 50 Shepherd Missie ShephertmNeil — 77,% 38 Shively. Phyllis - 90 Short. Donate — 79 Shumaker. Irma 94 SiegeLQavid 61. 157. 124 J Simmons. Jennifer — 77 Simmons, Jodi — 69 Simmons. Joe — 152 Simmons, Larry 91 Simmons. Michelle 81 Simon. Amy -- 79 Simon, Angie 69, 150. 155 Simon. Lori 22. 156; I1, atm on. Man dee — 87 Simon. Michael — 87 Simon. Missy — 77. 139. 165 Simon. Stephanie - 74. 77. 143. 165 Sirch. Angie — 23. 30. 150. 157. 174 Sirch. Dodie — 73. 165. 144 Slagle. Doug - 62. 65. 107. 122. 154. 158. 131 Smith. Jenny — 77. 143 Smith. Kelly — 79 Smith. Lois — 100 Smith. Ryan — 73 Sommer. James — 94 Spangler. Faye — 100 Speelman. Craig — 94 Speelman. Kelly — 93 Speelman. Larry — 69 encer. Matt — 87 inner. Clark — 165 p inner. June — 23. 151. 176 Spitzer. Jim 73, 165. 145 Spitzer. Kenny — 69. 119. 125 Spitzer. Robbie — 77 Stahl, Kelli — 65. 115. 120. 153. 154. 160. 128 Stahl. Lewis — 69. III. 119. 160. 125 Stall. Bruce — ICO. 107. 124 Stall. Drew - 83 Stall. Matt 77. 138. 142. 165 Stammen. Brad 83 Stammen. Jason 73. 138. 142 Stammen. Joel 89 Stammen. Kristin 91 Standiford. Missy —- 65. 153. 156 Stauffer. Janielle 87 Stein. Michelle — 93 Stephan. Curt — 92 Stephan. Doug — 73. 152 Stephan. Mike — 65. 152 Stewart. Russ — 100 Stockslager. Missy — 61. 151 Stonebraker. Sara — 89 Stonebraker. Shane — 73. 138 Stover. Eric — 87 Stover. Stacy — 85 Streib. Brenda — 23. 151. 157. 163. 172 Streib. Carla — 79 Streib. Chris — 23. 174 Streib. Christa — 85 Streib. Kathy — 83 Streib. Susan — 69. 121. 163. 129 Streib. Tony 23, 116. 154. 124 Strobel. Amy -- 79 Strobel. LeAnn — 23. 153. 156. 157. 162 Strausbaugh. Ester — 103 Stuck. Aimee — 65. 153. 163. 164 Stuck. Jeff — 81 Stuck. Shannon — 92 Stuck. Taylor — 95 Stucke. Chad — 61. 156. 157 Stucke. Jason — 79 Stucke. Mike — 23. 156. 157. 170 Stucke. Nathan 93 Subler. Amanda — 89 Subler. Ann Marie — 69. 163 Subler. Brenda — 65. 135. 150. 163 Subler. Brian —87 Subler. Carol — 81 Subler. Crissy — 30. 66. 69. 150. 162. 129 Subler. Danny — 79 Subler. Jeff — 73. 138. 142 Subler. Jenny — 69. 134. 150, 162 Subler. Jill — 58. 61. 134. 150. 157. 162 Subler. Kevin — 91 Subler. Lonnie — 61 Subler. Luke — 23. 116. 154. 131 Subler. Lynn — 61. 148. 154. 157. 163. 50 Subler. Nathan — 79 Subler. Rachael — 65. 150. 151. 153. 156 Subler. Ryan — 95 Subler. Shane — 85 Summers. Tim — 107. 142 Swabb. Rodney — 81 Swabb. Roberta — 89 Swallow. Craig — 89 Swallow. Marilyn 99 Swank. Darrel — 79 Swartz. Kasey — 83 Swisher. Randy 100. 107. 119. 138. 124. 125 T Taylor. Lisa — 100. 149 Theurer. Darrell - 77 Theurer. Joy 79 Thiebeau. Jaquelyn 89 Thobe. Denise 69 Thobe. Keith 65 Thobe. John 91 Thobe. Scott — 73 Thobe. Scott 79 Thornsberry. Joeseph 89 Thornsberry. Mike — 69 Todd. Shawn 77, 165 Treon. Chad — 87 Treon. Dean — 65 Treon. Doug — 61 Treon. Kristen — 89 Treon. Martha — 103 Treon. Tom — 66. 69. 107. 119 Trittschuh. John — 61 Trittschuh. Sandy — 61. 155 Trittschuh. Tonda — 73 Turner. Billy 89 Turner. Christina — 85 Turner. Danny — 87 Turner. Janet —,H22 Turner. Jason 87 Turner. Jeremy — 91 Turner. Kerry — 91 Turner. Lloyd — KV. 118 Turner. Ron — 155 Turpen. Adam - 81. K27. 122 Turpen. Andy — 61. 107. 122. 158 U Unger. Shawn 85 V Van Etten. Jesse 93 Van Etten. Lee - 94 Van Etten. Matt — 92 Van Etten. Sherrie 94 Varner. Brad — 83 Villareal. Dorene — 87 Villareal. Paula — 79 Vincent. Margie - 88 Virden. Adrian - 165 Vogel. Christi — 91 Vogel. Neil — 81 Voisard. Brian — 23. 122. 150. 171 Voisard. Scott — 69. 107. 122 Von Duhn. Louis — 91 w Wagaman. Jill - 89 Wagaman. Michelle — 61. 157 Wagner. Brian — 69. 107 Wagner. Craig — 91 Wagner. Donna — ICO Wagner. Jenny — 81 Wagner. Julie — 85 Wagner. Susan — 91 Wakefield. Laura — 69. 121. 153. 156. 163. 129 Wakefield. Linda 69. 115. 121. 153. 156. 160. 162. 129. 128 Wakefield. Lisa — 23. 153. 156. 157. 162. 170 Wakefield. Melissa — 73. 135. 139. 165. 144 Wakefield. Sundra — 69. 120. 153. 156, 163. 132 Ward. Scott — 91 Watren. Andy — 83 Watren, Charlene — 102 Watren. Dan — 65. 124 Watren. Matt — 61. 107. 157. 160. 124 Way mire. Carrie — 61. 156. 157. 158 Way mire. Don — 83 Weaver. Craig — 87 Weaver. Shane — 85 Weaver. Susan — 65. 151. 153. 156 U7eest Barbara Ann -87 Weese. Tim — 77. 155 Wehrkamp. A lyssa 95 Wehrkamp, (Swenn 93 Wehrkamp. Janelle 93 Wehrkamp. Kelly — 94 Wehrkamp. Mindy — 61 Wehrkamp. Shawn 94 Wenmng. LeAnne 65. 153. 163 Wesney. Ebony 89 Westgerdes. Cindy 69 Westgerdes. David 61 Wietholter. Benjamin 91 Wietholter. Tammy 87 Wietholter. Tonya 83 Wietholter. Tracy 81 Wilker. Jill - 23. 150. 153. 154. 157. 163. 173. 128 Williams. Benjamin 91 Williams. Michael - 73. 138. 145 Wingfield. Bobby 79 Wingfield. Dan 23. 150. 172 Wingfield. Bill —65 Winner. Brian 92 Winner. Dale — 69. 152 Winner. Dan — 65. 152 Winner. Deborah — 77. 165 Winner. Eric — 93 Winner. Jason — 95 Winner. Jennifer — 94 Winner. Kevin — 94 Wion. Shona — 69. 153 Wood. Brian — 83 Wood. John — 91 Wood. Kathy — 102 Wood. Kevin — 81 Wood. Nichole 91 Woodworth. Esther — KV Wooten. Bradley — 91 Wooten. Jamie 73. 165 Wooten, Mary Ann —77. 165 Wooten. Nikki 89 Wuebker. Alan — 79 Wuebker. Jeff 69. 152 Wuebker. Jennifer 89 Wuebker. Joel 73. 165. 145 Wuebker. Matt — 65 Wulber. Ryan 91 Wynn. Amy 65 Wynn. David — 73 Wynn. Emily — 81 Wynn. Stacy 85 Y Yagle. Mandy — 85 Yagle. Mike — 89 Yakos. Amy — 91 Yakos. Diane — KV. 151 Yakos. Ryan — 83 York. Bruce — 61 York. Chris — 65. 107. 118. 124. 125 York. Danny — 85 Young. Robert — 87 Young, Sue Marie — 83 Z Zumberger. Denise — 61. 151. 157 19 7 198 Closing Memories Though another school year has passed, the memories of cramming for exams, weekends, and friendships made will remain cherished in our hearts. Dare to Be Different Being different is not easy It takes believing in yourself It takes faith in your abilities It takes pride in your accomplishments Dare to be Different Stand up for who and what you are. Take chances! Never strive to be like someone else. Be Different.