Versailles High School - Portal Yearbook (Versailles, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1987 volume:

P®RTAL What is a PORTAL? It is a gate, a doorway. This PORTAL is the doorway through which Versailles students enter a world of Action, Friends, Memories, and Victories. So let’s proceed through the PORTAL. Opening 3 ACTI N Action, Action, We want some action,’’ goes the cheer. Everyone wants action whether it is in special events like Spirit Day or Homecoming or in the day-to-day grind of classes. Opening 5 SOCIAL Social life is a necessity, and nothing encourages a social life like the friends we have in school. Long after educational facts are forgotten, the friends we made and the good times we had will remain. Opening 7 MEMORIES Memories are timeless. They may be those big events we eagerly anticipate. Homecoming or Prom, or they may be the simple, quiet times we share with a certain special person. Whatever they are, they’re priceless. Opening 9 IO Opening VICT0RY Victory is a feeling we all want and sometimes have; however, it is usually tempered with the despair of losing. The Tigers had their fair share of victories in 1986-87 whether on the athletic field of sports or the marching field of band. 12 Opening SH0IN3S Julie Ehlers — President Bryan Albers Vice Pres. Jill Subler — Secretary Wendy Frantz — Treasurer Lynn Ahrens Rose Albers John Anderson Tammy Baltes Jill Barga Brian Barlage John Bey Kevin Berger Lisa Berger Norma Berger Bob Blakeley Tim Brandt Dave Bruns Jody Condon Jon Coomer Kim Crotcher Pat Custenborder Donna Dapore Chris Derr Karen Didier Sandy Didier Terry Dirksen Dan DiSalvo Brenda Gigandet Chris Goubeaux Greg Goubeaux Julie Grieshop Kelli Harman Tina Hemmelgarn Kathy Grieshop Jim Hamblin i nun hi jii Chris Kemper Scott Kindred Arabelle Kingrey Bryan Kissinger David Mangen Susan Knapke Linda Martino Lisa Marshal Mark Marshal Jeff Marshal Wanda May Cindy Meyer Kim Oldiges Rick Platfoot Chuck Platt Chris Pleiman Doug Treon John Trittschuh Andy Turpen Matt Watren Carrie Waymire Mindy Wehrkamp David Westgerdes Bruce York Denise Zumberger Not Pictured: Bob Frantz Judy Marshal Guy Monnin Lonnie Subler Sandy Trittschuh Lynn Ahrens Daughter of William and Barb Ahrens Chorus 10; Flag Corps II. 12; FHA 9,10. II. 12, FTA 10. II. 12, OOEA II. 12, College Club II, 12, National Honor Society II, 12, Rhythm Company 12. Bryan Albers Son of Cyril and Alberta Albers Football 9, 10, II. 12 Tri-Captain and All League, Track 9; Wrestling 9, 10. II. 12, Art Club 9. 10. II. 12, Math Science Club 9,10, II, 12; Varsity V 9,10. 11, 12, Class Vice President II, 12; College Club II, 12, Homecoming Court 12. Rose Albers Daughter of Robert and Barb Albers Basketball 9.10, II, 12, Softball 10. II, 12, Math Science Club 9, 12; College Club II, 12. John Anderson Son of Robert Anderson and Janice Anderson Track 9, Band 9, 10, II. 12, All-County Band 9, II, 12; Drum Major 10. II, 12, Pep Band 9, 10, II, Art Club 9, 10, II Treasurer, 12 President; College Club II. I2-, Drama Club 9, 10, II. 12, French Club 9; National Honor Society II, 12; Americanism Test II, Darke County Science Test 9, II; Rhythm Company Showchoir II; Steel City Ambassadors II, 12. Tammy Baltes Daughter of Monte Baltes and Joan Schmidt Track 9, 10; College Club 12, FHA 9, FTA 10. II. 12, OOEA II. 12. Jill Barga Daughter of Lee and Janice Barga Band 9, 10; Majorette I0-, Rifle Corps 11, 12, Cheerleader 10, 12. Art Club 9, 10, II, 12, Drama Club 9, 10, 12, FTA 9, 10, II, 12, OOEA II, 12, College Club II. 12, Darke County Science Test 9. Brian Barlage Son of Rita Barlage FFA 9, 10, II, 12. Kevin Berger Son of Richard and Bernice Berger Football 9, 10, II, 12 Tri-Captain, Basketball 9, 10, II, 12, Chorus 9, 10. II, Varsity V II. I2-, Drama Club 9, 10, II. Lisa Berger Daughter of Robert and Shirley Berger Band 9, 10, II Representative, 12 Sec- retary, Chorus 9, 10, II; Drama Club 9, 10, FTA II, 12, College Club II, 12, Girls State Alternate II. Norma Berger Daughter of Joseph and Treva Berger FHA 9, 10 Vice President, FTA 10, II, 12 Vice President, OOEA II, 12. John Bey Son of John and Janet Bey Bob Blakeley Son of Glen and Helen Blakeley OWE 12. Tim Brandt Son of James and Linda Brandt Football 9, 10. II, Wrestling 9, 10, FFA 9, 10, II. 12. Dave Bruns Son of Leroy and Almareda Bruns Football 9, 10, II All Darke County and All League Team, 12 All State Team, Journal Herald First Team, SRC First Team, Southwest District First Team, Varsity V II, 12, FFA 9,10, II. Jody Condon Daughter of Fred and Roberta Condon Band 9, I0-, Rifle Corps II, 12, Student Librarian 10; Track Stat 9, 10, II; Wrestling Stat 10, II; College Club II, 12; National Honor Society II, 12, OOEA II. 12 Secretary. Jon Coomer Son of William and Sally Coomer FFA 9,10, II. 12, Spanish Club 9.10, Art Club 10, II, 12; Math Science Club 10, 11. 12, College Club II, 12. Kim Crotcher Daughter of James and Shirley Crotcher Track 9; Band 9, 10, II Representative, 12 Vice President; All County Band I0-, All Ohio Lions Club Band l( , Hugh O'Brian Representative 10, FHA 9.10, II. 12, Spanish Club 9,10, II. 12, College Club II, 12; National Honor Society II. 12, FFA 10, II Reporter, 12 President; 4-H Club 9 Vice President, 10 Vice President, 12 President. Pat Custenborder Son of William and Catherine Custenborder Football 9, Basketball 9. 10. II, 12, Baseball 9. 10, II. 12; Chorus 9, 10, II; College Club II, 12; Varsity V II, 12; Drama Club 12. 24 Donna Dapore Daughter of Irvin and Marge Dapore Art Club 9, 10, II, 12, Math Science Club 9i OOEA II Vice President, 12 Vice Presidents College Club II, 12s Drama Club 12. Chris Derr Son of Harry and Rosella Derr Baseball 9, 10. II Most Improved, 12s Chorus 9. 10, II. Karen Didier Daughter of Lewis and Cecilia Didier Band 9, FHA 10. Sandy Didier Daughter of James and Sheila Didier Track 9 Rookie of the Year, 10, II. 12s OOEA II President, 12 Presidents College Club II, 12s Varsity V 12. Terry Dirksen Son of John and Nichole Dirksen Dan DiSalvo Son of Peter and Mary DiSalvo Golf 9,10. II. 12s Basketball 9.10. II. 12, Track 9, 10. II. 12, Chorus 9, 10 Vice Presidents Class President 9s Student Council 10, II, 12, Varsity V 12 President, National Honor Society II, 12s Homecoming Court II, 12. Connie Drees Daughter of Alvin and Karen Drees Band 9.10, II. 12, Majorette 9,10, II. 12, Student Council 9, 10, II, 12 Vice President, Spanish Club 10 Vice President, College Club II, 12, Math Science Club 12, Homecoming Court 9. 12. Steve Duncan Son of Ronnie and Joan Duncan Cross Country 9. 10, II, 12, Wrestling 9, 10, II, 12, Track 9s Junior Honor Guard II, Art Club 9,10, II, 12s Varsity V 9, 10, II, 12, Homecoming Court 12. Julie Ehlers Daughter of Robert and Rita Ehlers Basketball 9,10, Band 9 Rookie of the Year, 10, II, Rifle Corps II, 12, Class President 10, II, 12s Math Science Club 9. 10. II, 12, College Club II, 12 Presidents Homecoming Court 12. Joe Fast Son of Myron and Helen Fast Football 9, Wrestling 9, 10. Bob Frantz Son of Bob Frantz and Joann Monnin Football 9, Baseball 10, JVS II, OWE 12. Brent Frantz Son of Virgil and Barbara Frantz Football 9,10. II. 12, Basketball 9.10. II. 12, Track 9, 10, II, 12, Chorus 9, 10, Math Science Club 9, 10, II, 12, National Honor Society II, 12 Treasurer, Varsity V II, 12 Vice President, Student Council 9, 10, II, College Club II. 12, Drama Club 9, 10, 12, Yearbook II, Art Club 9. 10, II, 12, French Club 9, Boys State II,CODY 12 President, Darke County Science Test 10, Americanism Test II. Wendy Frantz Daughter of Thomas and Evelyn Frantz Softball 9, 10, II, Volleyball 9. 10, Basketball 9,10, Band 9, Class Treasurer 9, 10, 12, Math Science Club 9, 10, II, 12, College Club II. 12, CYO II Secretary, 12 Vice President. Lisa Gaier Daughter of Michael and Bonita Gaier FHA 9, OOEA II, 12, FTA 12. Janet Gehret Daughter of Cyril and Marjorie Gehret Volleyball 9.10. II. 12, Softball 9,10. II, 12, Math Science Club 9. 10, II. 12, Drama Club 9,10, Art Club 9, Spanish Club 9. 10. II. 12, FTA 10, II. 12, College Club II, 12, National Honor Society II, 12, Girls State II. Brian Gerling Son of Robert and Rita Gerling Track 9,10 Most Improved, II, Cross Country 9, 10, II. Brenda Gigandet Daughter of Roger and Carol Gigandet Band 9 Representative, 10. II, Majorette 10, II, Rifle Corps 12, Winter Guard 10, II, Drama Club 9, 10, Math Science Club 9. II, French Club 9 Secretary, College Club II, 12, Class Treasurer 10, Girls State Alternate II Chris Goubeaux Daughter of Ivan and Judy Goubeaux Volleyball 9.10. II, 12, Basketball 9.10, Softball 9 Most Improved. 10. II, 12, Band 9, Chorus 10, Math Science Club 9,10.12, Drama Club 9,10, Spanish Club 9,10, FTA 10, II Treasurer, 12 Treasurer, Varsity V 10, II, 12, Yearbook II, FHA 12, CODY 12. Greg Goubeaux Son of Leonard and Karen Goubeaux Football 9, 10, Math Science Club 9, Art Club 9. 10. Julie Grieshop Daughter of Joseph and Angela Grieshop Band 9,10, Chorus 10, Cheerleader 9, 10, II, Office Help II, Math Science Club 9, Drama Club 9, Spanish Club 10, Cheerleading Association 9,10, II, College Club II. 12, Student Council 10, II, National Honor Society II, 12, Girls State II, Americanism Test II. Kathy Grieshop Daughter of Robert and Judith Grieshop Band 9. 10, II, 12, Winter Guard II Captain. 12 Captain, Rifle Corps II. 12, Student Librarian 9, FTA 9, Math Science Club 9, 10, II, 12, Drama Club 9, Spanish Club 10, College Club II. 12. Rod Grillot Son of Dennis and Diane Grillot Football 9, 10, II, Basketball 9. 10, Baseball 9, 10, II, 12, Chorus 9, 10, French Club 9, II, 12, Drama Club 10. 11, Math Science Club II, College Club II. 12, Varsity V 12. James Hamblin Son of Blanche Hamblin Football 9, FFA 9, 10. Kelli Harman Daughter of Edward and Judy Harman Math Science Club 9, FTA 10, OOEA II Treasurer, 12, College Club II, 12. Tina Hemmelgarn Daughter of Raymond and Diana Hemmelgarn Track 9, Band 9, Student Librarian 9, 10, Wrestling Stat 10, II, Track Stat 10, 11, 12, French Club 9, Art Club 9,10, II. 12, OOEA II, 12, College Club II. 12. Jason Keihl Son of Charles and Suzanne Keihl Band 9. 10, II, 12, College Club II, 12, Math Science Club 12, CODY 12. Dale Keiser Son of Louis and Doris Keiser Art Club 9, College Club II. 12, Math Science Club 12. Donna Keiser Daughter of Lester and Betty Keiser Softball 9, 10, College Club II. 12, Math Science Club 9,10, II, 12, CYO 9, 10, II. Valerie Kelch Daughter of Julius and Betty Kelch 25 Math Science Club 10, II. 12. FTA 10. 12, Spanish Club 10. II. 12s College Club II, 12s Art Club 9. Chris Kemper Son of Linus and Georgeana Kemper Football 9.10.11, Track 9.10. Ms FFA 9. 10. Scott Kindred Son of Yewell Kindred and Bev Kindred Football 9s Wrestling 9. Arabelle Kingrey Daughter of Charles and Carmen Kingrey Basketball 9 Most Improved, 10 Most Improved, II, 12s Track 9, 10, II. 12s Cross Country 10, Ms Student Librarian 9s Art Club 10, II. 12s Spanish Club 10. II, 12s Varsity V 10. II, 12-. College Club II. 12, FHA 12, FTA 12, Math Science Club 12; Junior Honor Guard II. Bryan Kissinger Son of Paul and Barbara Kissinger Wrestling 9; Baseball 9, I0-. College Club II, 12 Vice President. Susan Knapke Daughter of Ivo and Henrietta Knapke Basketball 9,10, II-. Band 9,10-. Chorus 10; Math Science Club 9, 10, II, 12; Drama Club 9, I0-, OOEA II, 12-. College Club II, 12. Vickie Knapke Daughter of Paul and Patricia Knapke Basketball 9,10; Softball 9,10. II; Band 9. 10, II, 12 Treasurer; FHA 9; Math Science Club 9, 10, II, 12; FTA 10, 12, Drama Club 9. 10, 12; College Club II. 12; CYO II Treasurer, 12 President. Jeff Kremer Son of David and Ruth Kremer Football 9,10. II. 12. Basketball 9,10. II; Math Science Club 9, 10, II, 12; College Club II, 12, Varsity V 10, II. 12, Homecoming Court 12. David Mangen Son of Basil and Linda Mangen FFA 9, 10, II Assistant Treasurer, 12 Treasurer. Jeff Marshal Son of Lowell and Judith Marshal Football 9. 10. II All League. 12 All League, All Southwest District Class A Lineman of the Year, FFA 9, 10, II, I2-, College Club II, 12-. Varsity V II, 12. Judy Marshal Daughter of John and Connie Mar- shal Art Club 9, FHA II. 12; JVS II. 12. Lisa Marshal Daughter of Joseph and Joanne Marshal FHA 9. 10; VICA I II. 12. Mark Marshal Son of Paul and Lois Marshal Football 9, FFA 9. 10, II. 12. Linda Martino Daughter of Rodney and Dorothy Martino Track Stat 9, 10, II; Art Club 9, I0-, Math Science Club 9, 12, OOEA II Historian, 12 Historian, College Club II. 12. Wanda May Daughter of Lewis and Alma May Student Librarian 9. 10, FHA 9 Reporter, 10, II, 12; FFA 9. 10 Secretary, 11. 12; College Club II, 12; Spanish Club 10. II. 12; National Honor Society II, 12; Darke County Beef Queen 12. Cindy Meyer Daughter of Carl and Linda Meyer Volleyball 9. 10-. Softball 9. 10, II. 12, Chorus 10, IF. Student Council 9; College Club II. 12; Drama Club II-. Math Science Club 10. II. 12. Angie Mills Daughter of Gene and Marada Mills OOEA II. 12, College Club II, 12. Becky Mincer Daughter of Wilfred and Ann Marie Mincer FHA 9,10. II. 12, FTA 10, II; Art Club 12. Dan Monnin Son of Anthony Monnin and Barbara Monnin Track 9. Darryl Monnin Son of Donald and Leona Monnin Guy Monnin Son of Don and Kim Monnin JVS II. 12. Tom Myers Son of Crispin and Ann Myers Basketball 9, Football 9, JVS II; OWE 12. Patty Niekamp Daughter of Orville and Alice Niekamp OOEA II. 12, College Club II. 12, National Honor Society II, 12 Secretary. Kim Oldiges Daughter of Charles and Ruth Oldiges Volleyball 9. 10. II. 12, Track 9. I0-. Chorus 10, Class Vice President 10, Mascot II; French Club S President, Drama Club 9,10; Math Science Club 10. II. 12, Varsity V 10, II, 12, College Club II, 12 Secretary, National Honor Society II, 12 President, Yearbook 12. Rick Platfoot Son of Richard and Shiela Coffield Wrestling 9, 10. II. 12, College Club II. I2-, Math Science Club 12, CODY 12 Treasurer. Chuck Platt Son of Charles and Dorthea Platt Wrestling 9.10, II. 12, Golf 9.10. II. 12, Art Club 9; College Club II, 12. Chris Pleiman Son of Larry and Linda Pleiman Football 9. 10, II; Darke County Science Test 9,10; Math Science Club 9, 11. 12, Spanish Club 9, FFA 9, 10, II, 12, College Club II. 12, Boys State II, Americanism Test II. Carol Poeppelman Daughter of Ernest and Virginia Poeppelman Chorus 9, 10; FHA 9. 10. Ils Math Science Club 10, 12, FTA II. 12, College Club II. 12, OOEA II. 12. Todd Prenger Son of Larry and Diane Prenger Basketball 9, I0-, Golf 12, Baseball 10, 11, 12, College Club II, 12. Dan Rethman Son of James and Alberta Rethman Wrestling 9,10 Most Improved, II, 12; FFA 9.10, II; College Club 12 Reporter. Joyce Rethman Daughter of Leonard and Marjorie Rethman Track 10, II, Band 9 Representative, 10 Representative; Cheerleader 9,10, 11 Secretary, 12 President; Student Council 9, 10, II, 12 President; Drama Club 9,10; Math Science Club 9,10, II, 12, College Club II, 12 Vice President, Voice of Democracy II, 12, Homecoming Court 10, 12 Queen. Corey Rismiller Son of Donald and Suzanne Rismiller Cross Country 9 Most Improved, Track 9, Art Club 9, FFA II, 12, JVS II. 12. Jeff Rismiller Son of Donald and Suzanne Rismiller OWE 10, II Treasurer. 12 President. Stephanie Robinson Daughter of Diana Robinson 26 Chorus 9; OOEA II. 12. Mike Sanderson Son of Thomas and Janet Sanderson Band 9,JVS II, 12. Lois Schlater Daughter of Norbert and Alvira Schlater Softball 10, 12s Volleyball 9 Rookie of the Year. 10 Best Defense, II Best Defense, 12, Track 9-, Basketball 9 Rookie of the Year, 10, II MVP Best Defense, 12; Varsity V 9, 10, II, 12; Student Council 9, 10, II. 12; Math Science Club 10, II, 12; Art Club 9; College Club II, 12, CODY II Representative. Angie Schmitmeyer Daughter of Ted and Connie Schmitmeyer Flag Corps 9,10. II. 12; Chorus 10; FHA 10, II, 12 Vice President; FTA 10, II, 12, Art Club 9, OOEA II, 12 Parlimentar-ian. College Club II, 12; Homecoming Court 12 Representative; CODY 12 Corresponding Secretary. David Siegel Son of John and Shawn Siegel Football 9, 10; Basketball 9, 10; Baseball 9, 10, II. 12, Chorus 9. 10. II; College Club II, 12. Missy Stockslager Daughter of Lawrence and Phyllis Stockslager OEA II. 12, FHA 10. II. 12, SADD 12, Flag Corps II; Winter Guard 10, II. Chad Stucke Son of Thomas and Connie Stucke Spanish Club 9, Math Science 9,10, II. 12, College Club II. 12. Phil Stutz Son of Donald and Betty Stutz JVS II. 12, Art Club 9, 10 Art Honor Society; VICA Club II President, 12 Treasurer. Jill Subler Daughter of Steven and Charlene Subler Band 9.10, II, 12; Majorette 9,10, II, 12, Cheerleader 9, 10, II, 12; Class Secretary 9,10, II, 12, Math Science Club 9; College Club II. 12. Lonnie Subler Son of Doris Subler FFA 9-, OWE 10, II Vice President, 12 Treasurer. Lynn Subler Daughter of George and Kathleen Subler Band 9,10, II, 12 President; Pep Band 9, 10; Drama Club 9; Spanish Club 9, 10; College Club II, 12; National Honor Society II, 12 Reporter, Yearbook 10, II Treasurer, 12 Editor, Girls State II, Americanism Test II; CODY II. 12 Secretary, Voice of Democracy 12, Daughters of American Revolution Award 12; Greenville Rotary Student of the Month 12. Jenienne Thornsberry Daughter of Randy Thornsberry FHA 12. Doug Treon Son of David and Rosemary Treon Americanism Test I0-, Homecoming Court 12 Representative. John Trittschuh Son of John and Kay Trittschuh College Club 12. Sandy Trittschuh Daughter of William Trittschuh and Linda Trittschuh OWE II Reporter, 12 Secretary. Andy Turpen Son of Jack and Jeanne Turpen JVS II, 12, Class President II. 12, VICA Section II Class President; Student Council 9; Football II. 12, Wrestling 9, 10, II; Chorus 9, 10, Drama Club 9,10. 11, 12. Carrie Waymire Daughter of Donald and Carolyn Waymire Band 9, I0-, Student Librarian 9, II; FHA 9,12, Math Science Club 9,10. II; Drama Club 10. II, 12, College Club II, 12, Touch 12, SADD 12. Mindy Wehrkamp Daughter of Michael and Dixie Wehrkamp OOEA II, 12. David Westgerdes Son of Kenneth and Barbara Westgerdes College Club 12; Math Science Club 12; Greenville Rotary Student of the Month 12. Bruce York Son of James and Ann York Basketball 9.10-. Baseball 9,10. II, JVS 11. 12, VICA II, 12. Denise Zumberger Daughter of Urban and Marlene Zumberger Band 9, 10; Math Science Club 9. 10, 12, FTA 10, II, 12, College Club II. 12, FHA II. 12, OOEA II. 12, CODY II. 12. Royalty Reigns Medieval times returned to Versailles the night of October 17 as the Student Council again hosted Homecoming. The battle between the foes was settled on the field of honor as the Tigers crushed Lehman 48-0. The athletic contest was preceded by the crowning of the royalty! The theme of Camelot was continued as the parade was led by the band and contained floats depicting castles. The court included freshmen representatives Julie francis and Steve Bey, sophomores Scott Voisard and Susan Streib, juniors Melina Mangen and Matt Barga, and seniors Angie Schmitmeyer and Doug Treon. Senior candidates included Jill Subler, Julie Grieshop, Connie Drees, Joyce Rethman, and Julie Ehlers. The boys were Bryan Albers, Dan DiSalvo, Dan Rethman, Jeff Kremer, and Steve Duncan. For once, both the king and queen were announced. King Steve Duncan and Queen Joyce Rethman happily reigned over their subjects. I. Golden memories are made of this for Bryan Albers and Jill Subler. 2. The Homecoming bonfire warmed up the Versailles fans the night before the game. 3. A movable castle wins first for the sophomores. 30 Homecoming I. Everyone loves a parade! 2. Add on another point for the mighty Tigers. 3. Queen Joyce Rethman regally rules the royalty. 4.The Homecoming court. Jill Subler. Bryan Albers. Julie Ehlers, Julie Francis. Steve Duncan. Steve Bey, Melina Mangen. Matt Barga. Joyce Rethman. Jeff Kremer. Former Queen Connie Gehret. Former King Kevin Bohman. Dan Rethman. Connie Drees. Brent Frantz (standing in for Dan DiSalvo), Julie Grieshop. Angie Schmitmeyer, Doug Treon. Susan Streib. Scott Voisard. Camelot Returns The golden days of old returned as knights and their ladies showed up at Camelot the night of October 18 when the Student Council sponsored the Homecoming Dance at the K. of C. Hall. Couples walked through the decorated archways into a castle setting where Z-Man spun the hits, including the song, Glory of Love,” which was chosen as the song of the dance. Later in the evening, King Steve Duncan and Queen Joyce Rethman led their court in the the royal dance. I. I’ll punch you if you touch my date. 2. The Royal Couple 3. Angie and Suzanne show their moves. 4. Three wild and crazy galsl ? Homecoming I. Leader of the Pack 2. Homecoming Court and Representatives 3. Aren't they cute? 4. Are those great legs or what?” 5. “Say cheese. 6. Mom. could I stay just a little longer? Homecoming 33 The Drama Club got in the thespian spirit by presenting two plays during the course of the year. The first play, The Ransom of Red Chief,” was done primarily to gain stage experience for the members. The play, based on a famous short story by James Thurber, was presented to the elementary children. The story is about a bratty boy, played by Brian Kruckeberg, who gets kidnappped by Sam and Bill, Dave Siegel and David Brown, and held for ransom. Since Red Chief is such a prankster, his family does not pay to get him back, and eventually the kidnappers must pay to return the boy. Other cast members were Vickie Knapke and David DeLaet. The director was Cindy Vogel, and the student director was Rachel Subler. The second and more major play was Absolutely Murder,” a combination murder mystery and comedy. In the plot Aunt Bess wants to buy an old mill, but she didn't know it had been the scene of a butcher knife murder. Break a Leg” Then her niece, Kate, and her rival boyfriends arrive. Add to this a strange Dr. Hooker and four ladies from a mental ward. The question is, Who is the murderer?” The cast included: Ann Marie Subler — Kate Landson, Doug Slagle — Sky Bentley, Vickie Knapke — Aunt Bess, John Anderson — Mr. Ranch, Brent Frantz — Lane Burrage, David DeLaet — Dr. Claude Hooker, Susan Meyer — Lorna, Crissy Subler — Nan, Jill Subler — Dottie, Denise Monnin — Lottie, Andy Turpen — Charlie, Linda Wakefield — Emmeline, David Siegel — Cor-dyce, Lisa Huelskamp — Mrs. Cor-dyce, Tina Kremer — Nurse, Rod Grillot — Male Understudy, Rachel Subler — Female Understudy. Cindy Vogel, the adviser of the Drama Club, was again the director. The play was very enjoyable and well done. I. Attack!” 2. The cast from Absolutely Murder” I. 'Did anyone hear that?” 2. I cannot believe she did that! 3. Sneaky, sneaky. 4. Silly me! 5. The cast of Ransom of Red Chief” Drama Play 35 The Spirit Raisers Everyone knows that nothing raises school spirit like a big football game. Homecoming, Prom, and events like those. But they only occur a few times each year. What about the rest of the time? Well spirit is something that comes through the hard work of many people who play and carry out different activities. For a junior high student, it may be a Friday night dance. It may be an assembly put on by the Student Council. It might be a pep rally. It may be the music of the band at a concert or the Pep Band playing at basketball games. It is certainly Dress-up and Slop Day for the seniors. It is taking field trips. It can be many different activities. Spirit is always there in the student body. It is easier to see at times, but it’s always there. 1. Lois Ehlers and Dan Subler go with the flow. 2. Brent Frantz in the mumbletypeg tournament. 3. The senior girls get crazy. 4.A vocal group in the Talent Show 5.Noel Monnin catches her water balloon in the Junior Ag Olympics. The End's In Sight Who are those good-looking people all dressed up?” Well, those are the seniors signalling the end of school by having Dress-up Day. Of course for every good deed, there’s a reward. The following day. May 22, was Slop Day, a day to relax and be comfortable. If the seniors didn’t dress up, they couldn’t slop up. But most did and really enjoyed the last ritual of seniorhood before graduation. I. Gee. Dad, thanks a loti 2.AII honey and spice JJekyll and Hyde 4.A typical everyday senior class (except Jeff Kremer) 38 Dress-Up Slop Day Midnight Masquerade The night of April 25 was a very special evening as the junior class sponsored the Prom. Held traditionally at the K.of C. Hall, the prom began at 9:00. The theme was Midnight Masquerade,” and the hall was beautifully decorated in red and black colors. The two highlights of the evening were the reading of the class prophecy in which almost every senior was kidded and then the epitome of the evening, the crowning of the King and Queen. The court consisted of Lois Schlater, Julie Grieshop, Joyce Rethman, Jill Subler, Julie Ehlers, Dan DiSalvo, Bryan Albers, Dan Rethman, Jeff Marshal, and Steve Duncan. Joyce Rethman added the queen’s crown to her Homecoming title and was joined by Dan Rethman. The dancing then continued until 11:30. Then the After-Prom was begun soon after. It was truly an evening of memories. 1. Joyce and Dan enjoy the traditional royal dance. 2. Joyce Rindler. the 1986 queen, congratulates Joyce. 3.Front:Lois Schlater. Julie Grieshop, Joyce Rethman, Jill Subler, Julie Ehlers Back: Dan DiSalvo. Bryan Albers, Dan Rethman. Jeff Marshal Absent: Steve Duncan — The Prom Court 40 Prom ous. Prom 43 I. Members of the court 2. No one knows the trouble I've seen! 3.Phil Stutz arrives with his date. 4.Boogie Woogie 5. Come on. join the fun! 6.Angie Noggle. Susan Weaver and their dates look glamor- Final Touches May 31 was not only a special day for the seniors but also for Versailles. It was graduation for the seniors and the one hundreth commencement in V.H.S. history. It certainly seemed to be a blessed day as dark, threatening weather cleared up by 1:30 and the ceremonies went off without a hitch at Hole Field. Ironically 100 seniors graduated on this one hundreth graduation. The usual format was followed with the processional, invocation, welcome, class gift, superintendent's remarks, valedictorians' speeches, etc. It was a beautiful day for the graduates. I 1. President Julie Ehlers gives the opening speech. 2. Lynn Subler delivers her valedictorian speech. 3. Kim Crotcher receives the Earl Keyser Award. 4. Kim Oldiges gives another of the valedictorian speeches. 5.Matt Watren receives a well-deserved scholarship. 6.Brent Frantz gives the third and humorous valedictorian speech. 7. Thank God,” John Anderson thinks as he gets his scholarship to M.l.T. Graduation 45 I. The class song is sung by some of the girls. 2. Wendy Frantz walks away with a scholarship. 3. These guys look ready for the world. 4. Dan DiSalvo gets the William Clogher Award. 5. Waiting for the processional to end SENIOR TOP TEN I.Lynn Subler Brent Frantz Kim Oldiges 4. John Anderson 5. Joyce Rethman 6.Susan Knapke 7. Patty Niekamp 8. Jody Condon 9. Brenda Gigandet 10. Julie Grieshop 46 Graduation I. Dr. O'Dell talks highly of the class of '81. 2. Do you think Bryan Kissinger will get here on time? 3. Joyce Rethman receives a scholarship in memory of Shelly Buxton. 4. Ready for the world! 5. David and Chris walk side by side for the last time. 6. Jill gives a hug good-bye to a dear friend. Flower — White Rose with Royal Blue Ribbon Colors — Royal Blue and White Song — Friends Adviser — John Grilliot Graduation 47 48 Underclass Juniors Rob Arling Cindy Broerman David Bruns Donna Coblentz Sharon Didier Kevin Baites David Brown David Buxton Tracy Cotrell Angie DiSalvo Matt Barga Jay Brown Nancy Claxton Missy Crowell Julia Drees Scott Dahlstrom Christi Fields Doug Davidson Kim Gaier Dan Didier Jenny Gehret 50 Juniors Class of 1988 Kerin Hemmelgarn Lisa Huelskamp Deb Hesson David Keihl Jeremy Hiestand Matt Keihl Lee Gehret Jim Gigandet Brenda Groff Stacie Hoelscher Diane Keiser Sharon Gehret Rhonda Grillot Michelle Hart Sam Holsapple Michelle Kimmel Annette Gehron Becky Grisez Missy Heitkamp Tim Huber Lee Knore Juniors 51 Juniors Lisa Meier Stepham Neff Diane Paulus Christina Merkle Angie Noggle Brent Phelan Deb Lotz Melina Mangen Christy Miller Doug Parmenter Julie Platfoot Ted Lyons Todd Mangen Stefanie Miller Brenda Mangen Michelle McKay Kathy Monnin Lisa Mangen Tracy McNutt Eric Moran 52 Juniors Class of 1988 David Pohl Dee Ann Smith Mike Stephan Rachel Subler Jill Poly Kelli Stahl Aimee Stuck Keith Thobe Craig Prenger Dean Treon Joe Ruschau Dan Watren Dan Winner Jackie Schlater Susan Weaver Matt Wuebker Doug Slagle Missy Standiford Brenda Subler LeAnne Wenning Chris York Juniors 53 Sophomores Tim Amrhein Kevin Batty Jerry Bey Kevin Cordonnier Mike Droesch Tresa Barlage Traci Bensman Tom Brown Kelly Crotcher Jeff Francis Gunnar Bartram Steve Berger Patricia Corbin Ed DeLaet Bill Gantt Missy Derr Becky Gehret Shelly Dirksen Karen Gehret Scott Dirksen Stephanie Gerling 54 Sophomores Class of 1989 Ron Grisez Susan Grow Lynn Jutte Lance Kelch Larry Kruckeberg Angie Kuykendall Tia Harter Charen Kingrey Donna Loxley Brad Gigandet Jenny Goettemoeller Star Hemmelgarn Becky Knapke Bob Magoteaux Jenny Gigandet Sheri Griesdorn Brad Huddle Linda Kramer Paul Mangen Keri Gigandet Lisa Grieshop Bill Huwer Tina Kremer Alan Marchal Sophomores 55 Sophomores Kathy Marshal David Meyer Beth Monnin Andy Nieport Rhonda Petltjean Renee McClurg Susan Meyer Denise Monnin Anita Nieport Allen Pierron Scott McEldowney Angie Miller Neil Montebon Tim Oldiges Rick Pleiman Jamie McGlinch Dane Miller Aaron Moran Jeff Pepiot Lynn Poeppleman Beth Merkle O. J. Mills Mike Moyer Michelle Pepple Jenny Ressler Jamie Mescher Arnold Monnin Brad Niekamp Chanda Petitjean Brenda Rethman 56 Sophomores Class of 1989 Julie Rethman Kim Sabroff Kenny Spitzer Denise Thobe Linda Wakefield Carrie Rhoades Craig Schlecty Lewie Stahl Mike Thornsberry Sundra Wakefield Jeffie Richard Carey Schultz Susan Streib Tom Treon Cindy Westgerdes Ron Rismiller Brad Schulze Ann Marie Subler Scott Voisard Dale Winner Yvonne Runner Brenda Shappie Crissy Subler Brian Wagner Shona Wion Jackie Ruschau Larry Speelman Jenny Subler Laura Wakefield Jeff Wuebker Sophomores 57 Freshmen Dan Ahrens Lisa Barga Mike Bayman Steve Bey Susan Bruns Sherry Amrhein Melanie Bartik Tina Bergman Brian Bornhorst Eric Bubeck Ken Baltes Lee Batty Jane Bernholt Angie Brandt Missy Christian David Broerman Cathy Collins Shelly Browder Carrie Coomer Becky Brown Alvita Corbin 58 Freshmen Class of 1990 Stacy Dirksen Carl Gehret Susan Grieshop Karen Donnelly Dan George Gary Grilliot Scott Drees Lisa Gigandet Jenny Groff Andrea Crowell Tina Demange Ronda Duncan Marcie Gilmore Kevin Harman Jason Davis David Didier Julie Francis Mike Goubeaux Mike Hayes Kitty Davis Angie Dirksen Dan Gaier Diane Grieshop Aaron Hess Freshmen Eric Hess Robert Johnson Pam Lacy Todd Magoto Karen Meier Monica Hiestand Eric Katterheinrich Chris Leach Wayne Marshal Nancy Merkle Caroline Hoellrich Jon Keihl Russell Lyme Evelyn Martin Christy Mincer Amy Hoelscher Allen Knapke Terri Lyons Dan May Chad Monnin Susan Huelskamp Catrina Kreger Mike Magoteaux Chris McEldowney Chad Monnin Julie Johnson Matt Lacey Renee Magoteaux Tina McEldowney Tracy Mumaw 60 Freshmen Class of 1990 Sheri Neargarder Jenny Roll Don Seibert Jason Stammen Craig Vogel Tricia Oliver Shelly Runner Tracey Shaffer Doug Stephan Missy Wakefield Kevin Pierron Terri Ryder Mike Shardo Shane Stonebraker Mike Williams Jenny Plat foot Todd Schmitmeyer Dodie Sirch Jeff Subler James Wooten Christy Pohl Ricky Schoenlein Ryan Smith Scott Thobe Joel Wuebker Tom Rismiller Bruce Schuette Jim Spitzer Tonda Trittschuh NOT PRESENT: Chasity Hamblin Brandelyn Hilgefort Julie Matthieu Freshmen 61 Eighth Grade Stacy Albritton Mike Beal Shelly Benesh Jody Cotrell Connie Bensman Kevin Bergman A. J. Bey Beth Didier Brad Bey Melissa Bornhorst Jill Brandewie Janelle Crabtree Carla DeMange Lori Davidson Jessica Davis Ed Dingman Todd Dirksen 62 Eighth Grade Tracy Dirksen Greg George Lisa Hemmelgarn Melanie Reich Keenan Leichty Class of 1991 Peter DiSalvo Jenny Gilmore Matt Hiestand Lane Kn’ore Molly Leugers Lois Ehlers Diann Grisez Garth Hoellrich Arlana Garrison Chris Groff Amy Huber Brian Gehret Randy Groff Trent Huff Brian Kunk Marcus Litten Tony Gehret Teresa Hammons Brian Reiser Buzz Kuykendall Steve Mangen Eighth Grade 63 Eighth Grade Angie Marshal Dan Mestemaker Eric Miller Ethan Moran Karron Nieport Tim Marshal Tony Parmenter James McClurg Brian Petitjean Jason McEldowney Doug Meyer Matt Monnin Kevin Neff Josh Petitjean Meredith McKay Tammy Meyer Noel Monnin Mike Nerderman Shane Petitjean Bryan McNutt Alan Miller Jay Montebon Amy Newbauer Sean Pleiman 64 Eighth Grade Class of 1991 We eighth graders prefer older women. Sharon Poeppelman Kristine Pohlman Melanie Rush Christy Schlater Bryce Shaffer Angie Shardo Jon Pothast Krista Schmitz Neil Shepherd Rob Spitzer Adrian Virden Stacy Prenger Michelle Schrader Missy Simon Matt Stall Tim Weese Jodie Richard Shane Schultz Stephanie Simon Darrell Theurer Deb Winner Joe Rush Nichole Seibel Jennifer Smith Shawn Todd Mary Ann Wooten NOT PRESENT: Angela Bubeck Eighth Grade 65 Seventh Grade Rodney Ahrens Scott Barga John Bey Teresa Broering Cyril Dapore Tim Baltes Jay Bergman Lisa Bey Tina Broerman Janet DeMange Renee Barga Keith Bergman Theresa Black Mark Clack Jesse DeMange Renee Coates Keith DeMange Mary Corbin Christine Dirksen Denise Dahlstrom Jenni Dirksen 66 Seventh Grade Ben Donnelly Chris Gigandet Renee Grisez Mindy Huber Bernie Knapke Class of 1992 Jerry Drees Jason Goubeaux Tracy Heft Jennie Katterheinrich Brian Kruckeberg Ryan Fields Brian Griesdorn Brian Heitkamp Lisa Kimmel Jason Leach Carrie Gehret Kathy Grilliot Andrea Hess Brian Kissinger Kevin Gehret Stephanie Grillot Chris Hiatt Jenny Gibson Ramona Grisez Jenny Hoelscher Seventh Grade 67 Seventh Grade Nick Lore Randy Mangen Melissa Mayse Shawn Melton Chris Mumaw Wendy Magoto Tom Mangen Molly McConaha Tom Mescher Noah Moran Alex Mangen Beth Miller Kelli Neff Candie Mangen Ed Minnich Julie Niekamp Lisa Mangen Susan Marchal Vicky McEldowney Eric Monnin Craig Oliver Lori Mangen Frank May Marilyn McKay Karla Moorman Jason Overholser 68 Seventh Grade Class of 1992 Natalie Pepple Steve Reier Donny Short Carla Streib Nathan Subler Shawn Petitjean Sherry Rismiller Jenny Simmons Amy Strobel Joy Theurer Dan Pierron Chuck Runner Scott Thobe Therese Pierron Lori Schlater Paula Villarreal Lisa Pleiman Jill Schulze Amy Simon Jason Stucke Rob Wingfield Nicki Poor Jackie Shardo Kelly Smith Dan Subler Alan Wuebker NOT PRESENT: Teresa Brown Todd Reiser Seventh Grade 69 70 Junior High Grows Boys Improve Girls Shine The boys' cross country team was led in improvement by Steve Duncan and Dave Broerman. Highlights included finishing fourth of eleven at the Brookville Invitational and seventh at the Bob Schul Invitational. Unfortunate injury and sickness left the team sixth in the S.R.C. Junior Angie DiSalvo and freshman Lynn Jutte had dream seasons to lead the girls to their best season ever. The distaff side won the S.R.C. very convincingly. These two runners went on to win both the district and regional meets with Angie first and Lynn second. Both then continued on to run in the state meet. The junior high girls won the S.R.C. with a big team. The boys did not have enough to compete. I. Lynn's small but mighty. 2. Row I: Missy Mayse. Tina Broerman, Lisa Bey. Amy Simon. Lisa Kimmel Row 2-. Jay Montebon. Mike Gou-beaux. James McClurg. Neil Montebon, Buzz Kukyendall. Mary Corbin. Renee Coates. Tracy Dirksen. Charen Kingrey. Jerry Bey Row 3:Cindy Broerman. Carrie Rhoades. Jenni Roll. Stacy Dirksen. Shelly Dirksen. Angie DiSalvo. Arabelle Kingrey. Lynn Jutte Row 4: Matt Keihl, Gunnar Bartram. David Brown. Bill Gantt. Brian Gerling. David Broerman. Steve Duncan. Jeff Leininger 3. Amy Simon and Lisa Bey get encouragement from the high school runners against Coldwater. 4. Angie and Steve await the starting gun. 5. The junior high lines up to show their stuff. Cross Country 73 Ten Game Streak District Champions Varsity girls' sports started off with a flourish as the Varsity Volleyball team had an outstanding season. The team had an unusual amount of height with Kelly Stahl, Lois Schlater, Sundra Wakefield, and Janet Gehret. With the good setting of Kim Oldiges and Chris Goubeaux, the team had the makings of a powerful spiking squad. Although the girls may have lacked a little in speed for floor coverage, they surely did pound the ball down their opponents’ throats. Even though Coach Kay Holfinger and her team ended up in fourth place in the S.R.C. race with a 40 record, the squad went on a ten game victory streak and swept to the district championship. This was followed with a win over Zane Trace in regional play before the girls lost the regional championship game to Fairlawn. All this was done despite losing Kim Oldiges in an automobile accident. The team finished with an outstanding 18-6 record, one of the best in current years. I. Janet and Kelly go for the block against Cold-water. 2. Bringing home the hardware. 3. Lois shows what power spiking is against Tipp City. I. Kim Oldiges does a back set against Miami East. 2. Tina Kremer shows the pain of an attempted save. 3. Lois Schlater spikes over Tipp. 4. Sundra Wakefield shows good form on a set. 5. The thrill of a district championship. Bradford 15-4 16-14 Coldwater 12-15 15-5 15-9 Marion Local 15-12 12-15 8-15 Covington 15-10 15-3 Franklin Monroe 16-14 15-10 Miami East 15-12 15-11 Brookville 6-15 10-15 St. Henry 2-15 11-15 Lehman 15-3 15-2 Minster 10-15 15-11 16-14 Tri Village 10-15 15-10 15-4 Tipp City 9-15 9-15 Milton Union 5-15 14-16 Newton 15-9 15-6 Arcanum 15-4 15-4 Covington 16-14 15-3 Springfield Catholic 16-14 15-8 Ansonia 6-15 15-4 15-11 Tournament Games Tri County North 15-7 15-9 Cedarville 15-6 15-5 Franklin Monroe 15-6 15-6 Mississinawa Valley 15-12 15-7 Zane Trace 16-14 15-6 Fairlawn 7-15 15-13 12-15 75 Reserves’ Speed Leads to Fantastic 13-3 Season Height isn’t everything in volleyball, and reserve volleyball certainly proved that as it finished an outstanding season with a 13-3 slate. The freshmen-sophomores laden team combined good overall speed for a smothering floor coverage and enough height to spike. Chris McEldowney led the team in bumps, Missy Wakefield in sets, and Linda Wakefield led in two categories, spikes and serves for points. The young reserves showed an uncanny ability to win the close games, going 6-I in three set matches. In the S.R.C. race, the girls went 5-1, losing only to Tipp. A very scrappy, enjoyable athletic team. I. Chris McEldowney has to stretch for all she's worth to spike against Lehman. 2. Missy Wakefield leans over backward to do her job. 3. Missy gets set to do a smash. 76 Reserve Volleyball Bradford Coldwater Marion Local Franklin Monroe Miami East St. Henry Lehman Minster Tri Village Tipp City Milton Union Newton Arcanum Covington Springfield C.C. Ansonia 15-12 15-5 15-9 15-2 9-15 15-9 15-10 18-16 15-8 5-15 15-8 15-5 2-15 8-15 15-0 9-15 15-10 15-17 15-11 10-15 15-11 15-11 2-15 9-15 15-2 8-15 15-6 15-7 15-0 15-6 15-11 10-15 15-11 15-8 15-11 15-2 10-15 15-8 15-9 1. Laura Wakefield waits for one to get through. 2. Linda Wakefield shows how an overhand serve should be done. 3. Row IJenny Groff. Chris McEldowney. Jenny Platfoot. Julie Francis. Tina McEldowney Row 2: Jane Bernholt. Kitty Davis. Michelle McKay. Kim Oldiges. Chris Goubeaux. Tina Kremer. Missy Wakefield. Terri Lyons Row 3: Linda Wakefield. Janet Gehret. Lois Schlater. Kelly Stahl. Sundra Wakefield. Brenda Rethman. Laura Wakefield 77 Slow Start Strong Finish The eighth grade girls’ volleyball team had its share of troubles at the beginning of the season. A big problem was that the team had no head coach for a while; therefore, Mrs. Holfinger helped out. After Deb Nelson signed on as the new coach, the next problem was the number of girls. Having twenty girls, including many rookies, was good for enthusiasm and bad for getting playing time and cohesion as a team. The schedule started with three straight losses, but a blowout of Bradford got the team going. The team then completed the regular season with a 6-1 record before winning one and losing one in the S.R.C. tournament for an overall 8-6 record. I. Row I: Stacy Albritton. Lois Ehlers. Jody Cotrell. Diann Grisez, Missy Simon. Mary Ann Wooten Row 2: Noel Monnin, Krista Schmitz, Lisa Hemmelgarn. Jessica Davis, Deb Winner, Meredith McKay. Molly Leugers Row 3: Amy Huber. Christy Schlater. Stephanie Simon, Connie Bensman. Angie Shardo, Beth Didier, Adrian Virden. Melissa Bornhorst. Coach Deb Nelson 2 Missy Simon is the picture of concentration. 3. Jessica Davis has her sights set high. 4. Diann Grisez hits a bump as reinforcements move in. 5. Getting down to work is Lois Ehlers. 78 Volleyball — Eighth Strong Beginners Start Well The seventh grade girls’ volleyball team caught people’s attention with a strong performance throughout the season. The team had only one three-set match in posting a 9-3 season record. Winning eight of their first nine matches, these young athletes showed good teamwork and strong serving abilities. Coach Nelson was well pleased with the team’s height and hustle. The team won all its home games and of the three losses, only one was to a Southwest Rivers opponent, Covington. The team rallied back to close the season by defeating L.T. Ball in two very close games, 16-14 and 15-12! I. Row I: Mindy Huber. Nicki Poor. Jill Schulze. Sherry Rismiller Row 2: Karla Moorman. Jackie Shardo. Carla Sireib. Janet DeMange. Kelly Smith. Jenny Hoelscher Row 3: Marilyn McKay. Renee Barga, Can-die Mangen. Lori Mangen. Jenny Gibson, Joy Theurer. Coach Deb Nelson 2. Renee Barga shows one of her powerful overhand serves. 3. Concentration is the key for Nicki Poor. 4. Joy Theurer and Jill Schulze show what teamwork is all about against L.T. Ball. OPPONENT SEVENTH EIGHTH We They We They Marion Local 15 8 II 15 II 15 15 3 15 4 6 15 Ansonia 15 13 1 15 15 1 7 15 Miami East 15 2 12 15 15 3 15 9 II 15 Bradford 15 4 15 1 15 0 15 0 Tri Village 8 15 15 7 4 15 15 3 Tipp Central 16 14 12 15 15 6 14 16 Milton-Union 15 4 16 14 15 8 15 9 Holy Angels 15 3 15 8 15 4 16 14 Piqua St. Marys 15 4 10 15 15 10 15 II 15 13 Mississinawa 4 15 15 12 10 15 9 15 15 13 Covington 3 15 15 8 II 15 13 15 15 1 L.T. Ball 16 14 8 15 15 12 4 15 Milton-Union S.R.C.Tour. 15 15 9 5 L.T. Ball 12 15 6 15 Volleyball — Seventh 79 1. Slate-Bound Team: Dan DiSalvo. Chuck Platt. David DeLaet. Jeff Francis, Dean Treon 2. Dan gets off the tee on 6 at Stillwater. 3. Jeff watches his putt disappear. Golfers Really Above Par Squad Goes to State Coach Pete DiSalvo led his golf team to another tremendous season as the varsity set or tied eleven school records and won four team trophies, another school record. Senior Dan DiSalvo set six individual records for low season average, low score for 9 and 18 holes, best finish in district tournament, and best finish at the state tournament. Sophomore Jeff Francis had the school’s best finish in the regional tournament. The team had its lowest team season average and highest finish in the district (second), regional (second), and state (seventh). Individual honors also included Dan DiSalvo on the First Team S.R.C., M.V.P., and the Tony Drees Award-, Chuck Platt and David DeLaet as Honorable Mention S.R.C., and Jeff Francis as Most Improved. Although the team finished fourth in the S.R.C., it still ended up second at both the Ridge Classic out of twelve teams and at the Bethel Invitational out of eleven teams. The reserve team also did exceptionally well in winning all seven of its matches. The golf team included seniors Dan DiSalvo, Chuck Platt, Todd Prengen juniors David DeLaet, David Keihl. Dean Treon, Doug Davidson, Joe Ruschau; sophomores Jeff Francis, Jackie Ruschau, Lewie Stahl, Ed DeLaet-, and freshmen Chris Leach, Jim Spitzer, and Kevin Marrs. 80 Golf Golf Record V.H.S. 169 Mississinawa Valley V.H.S. 169 Dayton Christian V.H.S. 179 Miami East Ridge Classic V.H.S. 173 Coldwater V.H.S. 169 Graham V.H.S. 169 Springfield Shawnee V.H.S. 169 West Liberty Salem V.H.S. 160 Milton Union V.H.S. 160 Northridge V.H.S. 173 Tipp City Bethel Invitational V.H.S. 178 Milton Union V.H.S. 166 Brookville V.H.S. 172 Sidney Lehman V.H.S. 173 Springfield Catholic V.H.S. 163 Minster V.H.S. 162 Covington S.R.C. Tournament V.H.S. 176 Greenville V.H.S. 172 Minster District Regional State 168 217 181 Second 209 160 181 168 172 189 169 Second 193 190 161 165 181 183 Fourth 172 184 Second Second Seventh Golf 81 Dream Season for Almost Perfect Football Squad State Bound Tigers 1986 will surely be remembered as the most exciting football season for Versailles in some time. Coach Al Hetrick's squad was figured to be good before the season began, but no one expected an undefeated regular season and several big playoff victories. The Tigers started with some close victories led by a rock-solid defense. Gradually the offense came around, and the Tigers got tougher and tougher. Extremely close victories over AAA Piqua and nail biters over Coldwater and Tipp City electified the community. After a perfect 7-0 S.R.C. slate, the area's top-rated team easily won its first playoff game against West Jefferson. This set up the most eagerly awaited game in Versailles history. The Tigers finally got a chance to play Arcanum, Darke County’s only other undefeated team. The question of the county’s superior team was finally answered on the playing field with a resounding 17-2 Tiger victory. The dream of a state championship lived on for another week. Then Versailles, after constantly fighting back and taking the lead, lost in the last two minutes to Columbus Hartley which then easily won the state championship. Few doubted that Versailles was at least the second best team in the state. The football team left the community a season of unforgettable thrills. I. Coach Hetrick figures up more strategy. 2. Row LKevin Berger. Andy Turpen. Brent Frantz. Dave Bruns, Jeff Kremer, Bryan Albers. Jeff Marshal, Coach Al Hetrick Row 2. Coach Dave Schmitz. Ted Lyons. Chris York. Craig Prenger. Doug Slagle. David Pohl, David Buxton. Brent Phelan, Coach Bruce Stall Row 3: Trainer Tim Summers. Lee Gehret. Bob Magoteaux. Kevin Batty. Scott Voisard, Brad Niekamp. Rob Arling. Lee Knore. Coach Tom Donnelly Row 4: Coach Randy Swisher. Jamie Mescher. O. J. Mills. Brad Gigandet, Aaron Moran. Ron Grisez. Tom Treon. Brian Wagner. Coach Brad Agne Row 5, Manager Carl Subler. Kevin Cordonnier. Brad Schulze, Steve Bey, Mike Williams, Mike Magoteaux. Jon Keihl, Ken Baltes. Bruce Schuette Row 6: Dan Ahrens. Bob Lacey. Shane Stonebraker. Kevin Harman. Brian Bornhorst. Joel Wuebker. Jason Stammen. Jeff Stammen. Manager Adam Turpen 82 Varsity Football I. Sophomore Ron Grisez finds a big hole in the line against Marion. 2. Senior quarterback Kevin Berger hands off to soph Aaron Moran against the Flyers. 3. Ron Grisez gets ready to lay a hit on a Piqua defensive back. Varsity Football 83 I. Kevin Berger hands off to Lee Knore against Coldwater. 2. Returning Letterman: Front: Brent Frantz. Bryan Albers. Lee Knore. Aaron Moran Back: Kevin Berger. Jeff Kremer. Jeff Marshal, David Bruns. Craig Prenger, David Pohl V.H.S. II Marion 0 V.H.S. 7 Piqua 0 V.H.S. 12 Coldwater 7 V.H.S. 34 Miami East 0 V.H.S. 21 Indian Lake 6 V.H.S. 24 Tipp City 19 V.H.S. 20 West Milton 6 V.H.S. 48 Sidney Lehman 0 V.H.S. 20 Covington 6 V.H.S. 13 S.C.C. 7 Region 16 Play- offs V.H.S. 35 West Jefferson 0 Regional Champi- onship V.H.S. 17 Arcanum 2 State Semifinals V.H.S. X) Col. Hartley 25 84 Varsity Football I. David Pohl searches for a fumble at the bottom of the pile against Coldwater. 2. Aaron Moran turns the corner in the Marion game. 3. Columbus Hartley players try to stop Ron Grisez in the state semifinals. 4. Chris York leads Kevin Berger on a sweep against Marion. S.R.C. FIRST TEAM Bryan Albers, Dave Bruns, Brent Frantz, Jeff Marshal, Aaron Moran, David Pohl, Brent Phelan, Craig Prenger ALL SOUTHWEST DISTRICT First Team Defense — Jeff Marshal First Team Offense — Bryan Albers, Dave Bruns Second Team Defense — David Pohl Lineman of the Year — Jeff Marshal FIRST TEAM ALL STATE A.P. POLL Defensive End — Jeff Marshal Offensive Tackle — Dave Bruns Varsity Football 85 No Reservations About Reserves • $■'4-' Vast improvement was the predominant theme of the reserve football team according to Coach Dave Schmitz. The reserve team showed this improvement by putting together an excellent 6-2 record. According to Coach Schmitz, most of the team should gain varsity time if they continue to improve. Who plays on the reserve team? Generally the team is composed of underclassmen who simply are not yet big enough or have not yet gained enough experience to play varsity. It is especially important that the skilled” positions such as running back, quarterback, and ends have playing time against other schools. I. Sieve Bey looks for holes in the Marion line. 2. Steve Bey finds the end zone against Miami East. 86 Reserve Football I. Brad Schulze makes a nice catch against Miami East. 2. A Miami East defender is a little late to grab Steve Bey. 3. Quarterback Jamie Mescher gains good yardage against the Vikings of Miami East. Reserve Record V.H.S. 14 Marion 0 Piqua Forfeited V.H.S. 18 Coldwater 19 V.H.S. 39 Miami East 0 V.H.S. 31 Indian Lake 16 V.H.S. 0 Tipp City 10 V.H.S. 26 Covington 0 V.H.S. 28 Milton Union 18 Reserve Football 87 Solid Groundwork Laid for Success Young Tigers Early Winners I. Row I: Jesse DeMange, John Bey. Keith Bergman. Chris Gigandet. Bernie Knapke. Jason Goubeaux. Rob Wingfield, Dan Subler, Brian Kruckeberg, Nathan Subler. Eric Monnin. Ryan Fields. Tommie Mescher Row 2:Randy Bey. Steve Reier. Ethan Moran. Brian Griesdorn. Rodney Ahrens. Kevin Neff, Noah Moran. Neil Shepherd, Shane Petitjean. Chris Mumaw. Tim Baltes. Ben Donnelly. Shawn Petitjean. Cyril Dapore. Eric Miller. Shane Schultz. Lane Knore Row 3: Coach Randy Swisher. Alan Wuebker. Joe Rush. Garth Hoellrich. Brian Keiser, Kevin Bergman. Peter DiSalvo. Matt Stall. Brian Kunk, Keenan Leichty. Jon Pothast. A. J. Bey. Chris Groff. Trent Huff. Craig Oliver, Brad Bey. Coach Brad Agne 2. In the middle of the pile. Peter DiSalvo carries for a good gain against Tipp City. 88 Junior High Football EIGHTH GRADE RECORD V.J.H. 0 Miami East 34 V.J.H. 12 Graham 8 V.J.H. 32 Tipp Central 6 SEVENTH GRADE RECORD V.J.H. 12 Milton Union 8 V.J.H. 28 Lehman 6 V.J.H. 0 Piqua 8 V.J.H. 28 Covington 0 V.J.H. 8 Coldwater 0 V.J.H. 28 L.T. Ball 13 V.J.H. 22 Marion Local 0 I. Quarterback Chris Groff gets set to hand off against Covington. 2. Peter Pi$al o rolls up more yardage on the Buccs. 3. Chris Groff looks for dav light around Tipp's end. 4. Brian kunk mav have missed the tackle, but he's still looking for another Bucc. Why is the high school football program so successful year after year. There are many factors, but one is surely the learning the players acquire in junior high. Here the basis is laid, unlike other schools where the players may have first started playing in leagues before junior high. The seventh and eighth grade teams again had successful seasons despite being outsized by almost all the opposition. The eighth grade team was sparked b running back Peter DiSalvo who had a fabulous season until it ended on a somber note when he suffered a severely broken leg in the last game against L.T.Ball. After losing their first game to a huge Miami East team, the young Tigers ran off six straight wins to finish at 6-1. Just like their high school counterparts, they won with defense, outscoring the opposition 140-41 in those victories. The seventh graders followed the same pattern of losing their first game but came back to win the other two. Again the team was small but tough. Junior High Football 89 Strong Individuals Lead Team to Good Record Any athletic team is only as good as the individuals on that team, and that was well shown by the varsity wrestling team. Coach Glasscoe welcomed back a fairly young team with some major question marks. The team showed its strength thoughout the season by coming up with a 13-4 dual meet record. The squad was second at both the Miami East and Covington Invitationals, second at the district. third at the regional, and third in the S.R.C. meet which probably was stronger than any other league around. How did the team fare so well? The answer is easy to find, strong individual performances by both seniors and sophomores in particular. Individual honors were plentiful. S.R.C. champions included sophomores Aaron Moran and Ron Grisez and senior Bryan Albers. District champions were Aaron and Ron and fellow sophomore Ron Rismiller. Regional champion was Aaron Moran. Aaron and senior Dan Rethman also qualified for the state meet. Greater Miami Valley Wrestling Association First Team wrestler was Bryan Albers in the 145 pound weight class, Aaron Moran was Second Team 138 pound wrestler, and Ron Grisez was Honorable Mention in the 167 pound class. New team records were set by Aaron Moran with the best season record, an amazing 23-1, and by Bryan Albers for most takedowns in a season, 76. Individual team awards went to Aaron Moran for Most Valuable Wrestler, Ron Grisez for Most Improved Wrestler, Ron Rismiller for Rookie, and Ron Grisez also earned the Most Pins award. I. Aaron Moran goes for a cradle and another quick pin. 2. Ron Rismiller tries to get a takedown on a St. Marys man. 3. Row L Jerry Bey. Ron Rismiller. Tom Rismiller, Rick Platfoot, Scott Voisard. Mike Williams Row 2: Matt Lacey, Joe Ruschau. Steve Bey. Todd Mangen. Lee Gehret. Steve Duncan Row 3, Coach Steve Glasscoe. Bryan Albers. Jon Keihl. Ron Grisez. Dan Rethman. Mike Droesch, Brad Gigandet Absent :Aaron Moran 90 Varsity Wrestling 1. Bryan Albers tries to roll a St. Marys wrestler over. 2. Steve Bey shows why wrestling takes guts. 3.Tim Huber gets in some reserve wrestling. 4. Steve Duncan has got his opponent where he wants him. 5. Dan Rethman has a Carlisle wrestler in total control. 6. Jerry Bey is ready for a takedown. Varsity Wrestling 91 Reserve Wrestlers Learn Coach Berger’s reserve wrestlers followed the usual pattern by not wrestling very often since not too many schools have enough wrestlers to form a reserve team. So their function is to wrestle hard in practice and try to beat the varsity man and move up to that level. Some of the reserves started on the reserves and then moved up to the varsity either through injury, weight problems, or just wrestling better. It was an awful lot of hard work and not much glory. Grapplers Roll” On Again Coach Bill Roll again showed why his junior high wrestlers are so tough year after year. The young Tigers were 4-1 in dual meets, won one invitational at Ur-bana. were second at the Milton-Union Invitational, and won the S.R.C. With a full contingent of 24 wrestlers, the Tigers were strong in all the weight classes, especially the lighter and middle weight classes with Kevin Bergman, AJ. Bey, Ethan Moran, and Neil Shepherd having very good records. Junior High Record We They Graham 48 34 Brookville 36 43 Urbana Invitational First Miami East 69 15 Milton-Union 72 15 Milton-Union Invitational Second Covington 73 12 S.R.C. League Meet First I.Row hCraig Oliver. Tony Gehret, Todd Dirksen, Keith Bergman. Brian Kruekeberg. Rob Wingfield. Jason Overholser. Brian Heitkamp. Bernie Knapke Row 2:Matt Hiestand. Dan Mestemaker. Shane Petit-jean. Neil Shepherd. Shane Schultz. Jay Montebon. A. J. Bey. Ethan Moran Row 3:Kevin Bergman. Mike Nerderman. Matt Monnin. Brian Reiser. Brian Kunk. Jon Pothast. Steve Mangen. Paul Monnin 2. A.J. almost has the pin. 3. Keith plots his next move. 4. Now A.J. has the pin. Lady Tigers Dual Champions The Lady Tigers had an awesome” season. Led by seniors Arabelle Kin-grey, Rose Albers, and Lois Schlater, the team finished second in the S.R.C. Included in the victories was an action-packed, wild, crowd-pleasing win over neighbor Bradford. Then the fun started. The Lady Tigers started tournament play. The tournament trail included another hard victory over Bradford and a win over second-seeded Botkins. The Lady Tigers went on to win the sectional and district championships at Sidney and Vandalia. The tournament and season came to an end in Xenia against the Riverside Pirates, one of the state's top-rated teams. The squad ended with a 21-4 record, the best in many years. I .Front:Kellj Stahl, Lois Schlater Back: Arabelle Kingrey. Tina McEldowney, Rose Albers. Tim Barga. Sundra Wakefield. Tina Kremer. Chris McEldowney 2. Chris passes inside. 3. Lois moves. 4.Kelli scores again. REGULAR SEASON RECORD V.H.S. 48 Arcanum 30 V.H.S. 58 Piqua 21 V.H.S. 53 St. Henry 45 V.H.S. 63 Minster 41 V.H.S. 30 Covington 38 V.H.S. 47 Marion Local 35 V.H.S. 54 Bradford 45 V.H.S. 45 New Bremen 31 V.H.S. 65 S.C.C. 30 V.H.S. 95 Franklin Monroe 28 V.H.S. 43 Russia 40 V.H.S. 60 Miami East 35 V.H.S. 66 Tri-Village 43 TOURNAMENT RECORD V.H.S. 47 Ft. Loramie 55 V.H.S. 57 Coldwater 45 V.H.S. 61 Houston 23 V.H.S. 71 Houston 49 V.H.S. 54 Bradford 44 V.H.S. 42 Tipp City 60 V.H.S. 55 Botkins 40 V.H.S. 61 Milton Union 44 V.H.S. 48 Maderia 43 V.H.S. 52 Ansonia 44 V.H.S. 50 Riverside 62 V.H.S. 80 Lehman 49 I. The Lady Tigers — District Champs 2. And it's Lois Schlater for the rebound! L All good things must come to an end. Girls Varsity Basketball 95 Reserves Manage Winning Record Despite Youth The girls’ reserve team managed a 10-9 record which is quite good considering the fact that two freshmen and two sophomores saw quite a bit of varsity action. Coach Mark Barga saw Chris and Tina McEldowney play less reserve ball and practically all varsity as the season wore on. Sundra Wakefield played some of each. Cindy Broerman was the steadying, scoring punch for the reserves. She, Laura and Linda Wakefield, and Susan Streib played the majority of time for the reserves. The team displayed a scrappy defense but had trouble scoring in games against Marion and Ansonia. With only three seniors on the varsity, it will be hard for the reserves to move up to varsity next year. I .FrontiSherry Amrhein, Tracy Mumaw. Susan Streib, Tina McEldowney, Pam Lacy BackrMark Barga. Kitty Davis. Linda Wakefield. Laura Wakefield, Stacy Dirksen, Cindy Broerman 2.Chris drives the ball upcourt. 3.Missy and Laura squeeze a Lehman player. 96 Girls Reserve Basketball Reserve Team Record Arcanum Piqua Minster Marion Local New Bremen Franklin-Monroe Miami East Tri-Village Ft. Loramie Coldwater Houston Tipp City Milton-Union Ansonia Lehman St. Henry Covington S.C.C. Russia We They 23 14 28 16 37 24 13 26 23 32 27 15 34 27 38 35 29 35 22 30 41 35 26 42 33 16 14 28 29 25 25 39 28 31 27 21 31 32 Girls Reserve Basketball 97 I.Laura Wakefield fights for a rebound. 2-Sundra Wakefield grabs a board. 3.Cindy Broerman looks to pass. 4. Laura tries but fails a save the ball from goint out of bounds. Eighth Graders Finish Well The beginning of the basketball season was nothing to write home about for new coach Jim Shardo and the eighth grade girls. The team started with only two wins out of the first eight decisions. Then a close win over Miami East turned the season around, and the girls won six of their last eight. Two of those wins came in the S.R.C. tournament where the addition of Carla Streib from the seventh grade added the needed ball handling and defense. Although the team lost in the championship game to Tipp Central, they played very well. Standouts included Angie Shardo under the basket along with Noel Monnin and Krista Schmitz. Meredith goes up for the bail against Missis-sinawa. 1. Angie lays in two. 3. Krista leads the fast break with some interference from Jody. 4. Front: Meredith McKay. Lori Davidson. Jody Cotrell. Nichole Seibel. Carla Streib, Shawn Todd Back: Assistant Coach Diane McEldowney. Missy Simon, Krista Schmitz, Christy Schlater, Noel Monnin, Angie Shardo, Stacy Albritton, Molly Leugers. Jim Shardo We They Tri Village Q 17 Piqua St. Marys 26 12 Arcanum 21 18 Marion Local 8 19 Mississinawa 23 25 Covington 13 30 Ansonia 15 23 L.T. Ball || 19 Miami East 20 18 Holy Angels 23 14 Tipp Central 17 23 Greenville 27 26 Milton Union 25 II S.R.C. Tournament L.T. Ball 31 22 Graham 28 18 Tipp Central 18 23 Seventh Girls Basketball 99 and Good Describe Seventh Graders One of the better athletic grades in some years might just describe the seventh grade girls. Their basketball team put together an outstanding 11-2 record and combined an unusual blend of everything. Carla Streib was an outstanding ball handler and scorer. Candie Mangen and Renee Barga were strong and tall under the boards. Kelly Smith and Jackie Shardo were scorers and rebounders. The bench was strong and allowed many different girls to play. Coach Diane McEldowney played almost everyone every game and still won. This team will bear watching in the future. So far it can do it all. We They Tri Village S 47 Piqua St. Marys 22 12 Arcanum 25 10 Marion Local II S Mississinawa 19 9 Covington 9 32 Ansonia IS 16 L.T. Ball 21 17 Miami East 26 15 Holy Angels 17 5 Tipp Central 10 9 Greenville 24 21 Milton Union 31 10 I. Row h Kelli Neff. Karla Moorman, Mindy Huber. Nicki Poor Row 2: Mary Corbin. Tina Broerman. Vicky McEldowney. Wendy Magoto. Kelly Smith. Jenny Hoelscher Row 3: Molly McConaha, Jackie Shardo, Carla Streib. Candie Mangen, Renee Barga. Marilyn McKay. Diane McEldowney 2. Carla and Nicki double team a Tipp Central player. 3. Help's on the way for Renee. 4. Nicki shows what girl-to-girl defense is. Awesome Painful Season of Close Losses Close only counts in horseshoes and hand grenades,” goes an old saying. Nowhere was that more true than in the boys’ basketball team. So many games saw the varsity with a lead in the third or fourth quarters but unable to hold that lead. At least six games saw the Tigers close to victory but losing on their way to a 2-20 season. The loss of 6’5” sophomore Lewie Stahl for over a month with a broken hand didn’t help Coach Mescher’s team. Jeff Marshal and Craig Prenger teamed to lead the team in rebounding while sophs Stahl, Scott McEldowney, and senior Matt Watren often led in scoring. Kevin Berger added scoring off the bench and Dan DiSalvo had some big games. The team really fought hard but just never seemed to get the big breaks or stop the opponents when they had to do so. It was surely a frustrating season for the players, coaches, and fans alike. I.Jeff Marshal scores from underneath against Tri-Village. T.Dan DiSalvo finished the fast break. 3.Pat Custenborder gets set on defense. 4.Dan tries to drive against Ansonia. 5-Jeff cleans the boards with authority. Boys Varsity Basketball Minster Russia St. Henry Piqua Mississinawa Arcanum Tri-Village Marion Local Miami East New Bremen Ansonia Tipp City Bradford Milton-Union Springfield Catholic Lehman Tri-Village Covington Greenville Tri-County North Coldwater East Clinton We They 57 73 61 65 48 69 52 87 63 54 52 79 47 50 39 50 57 61 52 65 47 59 59 75 54 58 60 67 39 85 55 65 60 62 63 70 45 57 66 45 40 77 59 75 I.The Tigers can’t quite reach the rebound. 2.Pat gets his nose into his defense. 3.Matt hits two. 4.Front:Kevin Berger, Jeff Marshal, Matt Watren, Brent Frantz, Pat Custenborder, Dan DiSalvo Back: Lee Knore. Jamie Mescher, Lewis Stahl, Craig Prenger, Dan Watren. Scott McEldowney. Coach Ron Mescher Varsity Boys Basketball IOI Reserves Mirror Varsity When some of the best sophomores are playing varsity ball, chances are not too good for the Reserve Basketball team. Such was the case for the reserve team as it finished with a 6-14 slate, although the team was 5-6 at the end. Jamie Mescher was the high scorer for the year with Lee Knore and Joel Wuebker close behind. Lee was the best free thrower at 79%, and Brent Phelan was the top rebounder. Joel was the top assist man, and Dan Wa-tren led in recovered balls. This was Coach Lloyd Turner’s last season, and the team fought hard but just lost so many close games. We They Minster 45 65 Russia 42 67 St. Henry 26 64 Piqua 40 71 Mississinawa 56 51 Arcanum 24 50 Franklin Monroe 39 43 Marion Local 32 35 Miami East 42 50 Ansonia 41 33 Tipp City 51 53 Bradford 60 30 Milton Union 48 43 Springfield Catholic 43 52 Lehman 59 61 Tri-Village 40 44 Covington 47 61 Greenville (OT) 57 56 Coldwater 45 60 I.FrontiBrian Wagner. Joel Wuebker. Ken Spitzer Back:Coach Lloyd Turner, Brent Phelan, Matt Wuebker. Chris York, Gunnar Bartram 2.Dan drives by. 3.Jamie climbs for a rebound. 4.No one dares mess with Matt. 5.Joel has help if he needs it. 102 Freshmen Create Excitement A winning record and a small, quick team sound exciting? Well, the Freshmen Basketball team provided that excitement! Coach Roger McEldowney had a very small team with only two average sized boys. So he went to a pressing zone defense and used the team's quickness. Some teams even had a hard time bringing the ball up the floor. This tight defense and a patient offense that took the fast break off turnovers helped the short team finish 10-9 and the finals in the S.R.C. tournament. It was an exceptionally interesting team. I .Bruce hits a jumper. 2.Mike shoots under pressure. 3.FrontJason Stammen, Jeff Subler, Mike Gou-beaux. Mike Shardo BackrShane Stonebraker. Bruce Schuette. Roger McEldowney. Mike Magoteaux, Jason Davis 4.Bruce scores. 5.Mike passes back out to Shane. 6.Chalk up two for Bruce. 103 Eighth Comes Up Short The eighth grade boys basketball team started off badly when Peter DiSalvo broke his leg in the last football game and was lost for the season. Then the boys were the shortest team by far during the season and just could not compete in rebounding or muscle. The boys ended with a 2-12 record. The team members were: Kevin Neff, Keenan Leichty, Brad Bey, Trent Huff, Matt Stall, Garth Hoellrich, Josh Petitjean, Chris Groff, Lane Knore, and Joe Rush. Eighth Grade Boys Basketball Record We They Piqua St. Marys IS 33 Arcanum 46 55 Mississinawa 34 29 Marion Local 27 46 Covington 29 48 Ansonia 43 47 Russia 43 33 L.T. Ball 45 58 Miami East 48 55 Holy Angels 22 47 Tipp Central 35 46 Greenville 21 50 Milton-Union 29 30 Tipp Central 16 22 I.Keenan's late on the rebound. 2.Matt controls the board. 3.Coach Randy Swisher sets his offense. 4.Chris grabs the caroom. 5.Brad plays good man-to-man. 104 Eighth grade boys Basketball Seventh Boys Start Slowly The seventh grade boys team, coached by Tim Summers, had two tall boys but no other height. Coach followed the junior high philosophy and played everybody, but Brian Griesdorn was easily the star of the team. Chris Gigandet, Jesse De-Mange, Alan Wuebker , and Dan Subler also played well. Other team members were: Rodney Ahrens, Ben Donnelly, Jerry Drees, Jason Goubeaux, Brian Kissinger, Tommie Mescher, Eric Monnin, Dan Pierron, Steve Reier, Chuck Runner, Nathan Subler, and Scott Thobe. Brian led the team in scoring, field goals, and rebounding. Maybe he and Alan will continue to grow, and a few of his teammates will catch up and improve on their 4-9 record. Seventh grade boys Basketball Record We They Piqua St. Marys 25 19 Arcanum 18 30 Mississinawa 14 26 Marion Local 26 29 Covington 21 12 Ansonia 17 30 Russia 23 17 L.T.Ball 16 28 Miami East 24 31 Holy Angels 33 28 Tipp Central 20 39 Greenville 31 46 Milton-Union 17 30 1.Scott has problems here. 2.Brian shows his strength. 3.Eric gets a pass. 4.Chris cruises the right side. 105 District Champs for Track What a season for the girls’ track team! The squad won the district and sent Lynn Jutte, Angie DiSalvo, and the 400m. relay team of Cindy Broerman, Brenda Reth-man, Sandy Didier, and Rhonda Grillot to state where Angie finished fourth in the 3200 and Lynn was eighth in the 1600. The team had excellent balance and youth as Sundra Wakefield was strong in high jump and shot and Sandy Didier usually won long jump. Lynn and Angie ruled the 800, 1600 and 3200, and Rhonda Grillot and Cindy Broerman added speed in the sprints. The 400 relay team was unusually strong. MVP's were were Lynn Jutte, Sandy Didier, and Lisa Gigandet as Rookie of the Year. 1. Cindy hands off to Brenda in the 400m. relay. 2. Kim whips the discus. 3.Star looks worried. 4.Sundra makes an impression on the bar. 5.Row LMi-chelle McKay. Angie DiSalvo, Sandy Didier. Rhonda Grillot. Cindy Broerman. Sharon Didier Row 1. Star Hemmelgarn, Carrie Rhoades. Jenny Roll. Lynn Jutte. Shelly Dirksen. Brenda Rethman. Kim Gaier. Kathy Monnin, Anita Nieport. Lisa Gigandet Row 3:Tresa Barlage, Pam Lacy. Kelly Crotcher. Missy Derr. Cathy Collins. Sundra Wakefield, Marcie Gilmore, Susan Bruns. Tina DeMange 106 Girls Track Girls Track Stats Third — Covington Invitational Seventh — Minster Invitational Third — Tipp Relays Third — S.R.C. First — West Milton District School Records Sundra Wakefield — Shot 35’ Angie DiSalvo — 3200m 11:27 Regional Qualifiers Angie DiSalvo — 3200 Lynn Jutte — 800, 1600 Sandy Didier — Long Jump Sundra Wakefield — Shot 400 Relay 800 Relay State Placings Angie DiSalvo — Third Lynn Jutte — Seventh 400 Relay — Ninth Seniors Dominate Track Team A strong group of senior guys led the track team to strong performances during the spring. Senior Dan DiSalvo set a new school record of 40.5 in the 300 intermediate hurdles and went to state in that event. The 3200 relay team set a new record of 843.3 and also went to state. The team was Dan DiSalvo. Lee Knore, Brent Frantz, and Mike Magoteaux. Junior Lee Knore ran the 800 m. in the record time of 2:00.4. Highlights of the season included placing second in the Covington Invitational and second out of sixteen at the District. Freshmen David Broerman, Bruce Schuette. and Mike Magoteaux really performed well, but the seniors DiSalvo, Frantz, Andy Turpen, Chris Kemper and junior Doug Slagle certainly led the way for coach Dave Schmitz. Boys Track Results Coldwater 76 St.Mary’s 64 Versailles 35 Piqua 71 Versailles 61 Dayton Christian 78 Milton-Union 51 Franklin-Monroe 53 Versailles 68 Covington 74 New Bremen 54 Versailles 47 Ansonia 69 Versailles 63 Covington Invitational 2nd of 7 Tri-Village 26 Miami East 94 Versailles 46 Bradford 15 Covington 80 Versailles 70 S.R.C. Meet Sixth Milton-Union District 2nd of 16 1. Dan shows the form that took him to state. 2. Front:Chris Kemper. Jim Spitzer. Mike Goubeaux, Brent Frantz. Dan DiSalvo. Andy Turpen. Mike Shardo. David Broerman, Mike Magoteaux. Bill Gantt Back:Brad Niekamp. Gunnar Bartram. Lee Gehret. David Brown. Lee Knore, Ted Lyons. Matt Keihl, David Brown. Doug Slagle. Bruce Schuette, Andy Nieport 3. Up. up. and away 4.4.Dave closes in on the competition. Few in Numbers But Big In Heart Unfortunately the Junior High Boys Track continued the tendency of the last few years by boys staying away in droves. So few boys came out for track that their scores were a meaningless reflection of their performances. With only ten boys ready to run at the beginning of the season, individual performances meant much more. Several individuals showed their mettle and really scored well. A.J. Bey had an outstanding year in the mile and won many times. Newcomer Chris Gigandet was a good sprinter as was Trent Huff. Noah Moran teamed in strong relay teams and Neil Shepherd was strong in field events. Donnie Short ran the last six weeks and was a good distance runner. Coach Glasscoe was certainly proud of the guts and spirit of these boys who gave all they had. One certainly has to question why junior high girls track has so many and yet the boys won’t come out, no matter who is coaching. These guys showed what real spirit is. I.Noah gets the baton from Chris. 2.Trent wins the 400 relay. 3.A.J. runs alone in the 1600. 4. Keenan wins with a lean. 5.Front:Ryan Fields. Tim Baltes. Donnie Short. Noah Moran. Chris Gigandet. Jerry Drees Back:Coach Steve Glasscoe. Trent Fluff. Brad Bey, Keenan leichty. Neil Shepherd. A. J. Bey. Ben Donnelly no Very Enjoyable Year for Girls Ups and Downs The track season was one of good competition for the junior high girls under coach Deb McKinney. Although the girls were pounded by powerhouses Minster. Coldwater, and Greenville, they did win a quad meet at Milton Union, a triangular meet at Covington, placed third of nine at the Milton Union Invitational, and were third in the S.R.C. meet. 1987 Junior High Girls' Best Times Long Jump — Angie Shardo I3’7” High Jump — Jessica Davis 4’5” Shot Put — Kelly Smith 24’7” Discus — Noel Monnin 59’0” 100m. Hurdles — Noel Monnin 19.3 100m. Dash — Meredith McKay 14.3 1600m. Run — Tracy Dirksen 6:10.0 400m. Relay — Carrie Gehret 56.6 Angie Shardo Tina Broerman Meredith McKay 400m. Dash — Molly Leugers 67.0 800 m. Relay — Carrie Gehret 2:01.9 Julie Niekamp Tina Broerman Meredith McKay 800m. Run — Tracy Dirksen 2:47.0 200m. Dash — Meredith McKay 29.9 1600m. Relay — Julie Niekamp 4:42.3 Molly Leugers Jody Cotrell Jackie Shardo I.Tracy guts it out. 2.Noel flies. J.Andrea hands off to Lisa. 4.Row I.Amy Strobel. Lisa Bey. Missy Mayse Row 2:Jessica Davis, Karla Moorman. Julie Niekamp. Jody Cotrell. Tina Broerman, Chris Dirksen. Renee Coates. Wendy Magoto Row 3:Deb McKinney. Andrea Hess. Jackie Shardo. Lisa Kimmel. Carrie Gehret. Tracy Heft. Angie Shardo. Noel Monnin. Molly Leugers. Karron Nieport. Meredith McKay. Tracy Dirksen. Kelly Smith. Kelli Neff 111 Clark Kent or Superman? Tigers Win The Varsity Baseball team won the S.R.C. with an undefeated record. Coach Bruce Stall had another powerhouse, right? Well, maybe. The 1987 baseball team was like Clark Kent and Superman. In the S.R.C. they were 6-0 and won the big game with Lehman for the championship. Maybe no other game attracted such a crowd and so much enthusiasm. The Tigers fell behind early behind ace pitcher Chris Derr but came back to win 4-3 in a controversial, hard-fought game. Outside the S.R.C.though, the team was a strange 7-9 team — more like Clark Kent. No one knew which team to expect from day to day. Matt Watren led the team in hits and batting average, .426. Pat Custenborder and Chris Derr tied in runs scored, and Matt had 22 RBI’s. Chris was 5-0 in the S.R.C. in pitching and 6-2 overall. He led the team in E.R.A. with a 1.99 and 1.59 in the S.R.C. Maybe Chris was the main reason for the S.R.C. record? I .Scott McEldowney blasts a double against Lehman. 2.The Tigers celebrate a run in The Game.” ' THE GAME 112 Varsity Baseball Record We They Greenville 9 II Piqua 1 4 Mississinawa 10 5 Tipp City 2 0 Tri-Village 20 4 Minster 3 10 Milton-Union 5 3 Franklin-Monroe II 6 Covington 14 0 Russia 9 15 Springfield Catholic 6 0 Ansonia 14 7 Minster 1 3 Graham 6 8 Miami East 9 2 Newton 21 II Marion Local 1 4 Lehman 4 3 St. Henry Tournament 1 II Tri-Village 6 4 Ansonia 9 5 Arcanum 0 3 I .Scott fields a grounder at short. 2.Chris shows his winning form. 3.ErontiEric Moran. Tim Huber, Rod Grillot. Dave Siegel. Matt Barga. Brent Phelan. Ken Spitzer. Scott McEldowney Back.Head Coach Bruce Stall. Dan Watren. Todd Prenger. Kevin Baltes. Pat Custenborder. Craig Prenger. Chris Derr. Matt Watren, Assistant Coach Ken Kremer 4.Top hitter Matt takes a healthy cut. 5-Coach Stall plots strategy with Scott. Varsity Baseball 113 Off Field Antics Wreak Havoc First year coach Ken Kremer probably figured all his problems would be out on the baseball field. Little did he know. Several players were removed from the team for drinking, academic ineligibility claimed another, and one was asked to quit for bad attitude. When the smoke cleared, there were barely enough to field a team, nine players. Consequently, the team’s record was not very good. Also the team had a problem with its concentration, making numerous mental mistakes. Still the team, led by Tim Huber, won its last two games and made progress. It was a learning experience. 2 3.Front:Tim Huber. Chad Monnin. Jeff Subler. Carl Gehret. Ken Spitzer BackrCoaeh Ken Kremer. Kevin Baltes. Joel Wuebker. Dan George. Brent Phelan. Shane Stonebraker I.Ryan Smith burns one in. 2.Dan takes a high, hard one. 114 Reserve Baseball Reserve Baseball Score Greenville Piqua Tipp City Coldwater St. Henry Coldwater Coldwater Minster Ft. Loramie Marion Local Russia Season Record 3-8 We They 3 8 2 5 10 13 II 10 7 10 2 8 6 18 1 21 6 II 8 7 27 26 Reserve Baseball 115 A Winning Blend Coach Ron Mescher’s Varsity Softball team opened the season with an experienced squad. After the first four games ended in losses, some of the team's problems were obvious. Coach Mescher fixed some of the problems, notably the lack of pitching, by mixing in some youth with the predominantly senior starting nine. Freshman Julie Francis solved the pitching problems as she moved into the starter’s spot and quickly solved that sore spot. Sophomore Tina Kremer roamed center and freshmen Chris and Tina McEldowney flanked her in the outfield. The team quickly responded with this youth and an all senior infield by winning thirteen of the final seventeen games. The girls won two tournament games before losing to an old nemesis. Riverside. Lois Schlater was named to the First Team S.R.C. The Tigers finished with a 4-2 league slate. We They Tri-Village 9 22 Greenville 3 13 Tipp City 14 18 Tri-Village 12 13 Milton-Union 3 1 Franklin-Monroe 10 3 Covington 16 1 Piqua II 3 Springfield Catholic 2 0 Ansonia 16 II Tipp City 9 10 Graham 19 II Miami East 20 6 Fairlawn II 14 Newton 10 3 St. Marys 9 2 Sidney Lehman 18 0 Covington 20 0 Franklin-Monroe 6 7 Newton 7 1 Riverside 3 4 1. Julie shows perfect form. 2. Vickie Knapke fouls one back. 3. gets the putout. , Cindy Meyer I. Row I: Chris Goubeaux. Vickie Knapke. Janet Gehret. Cindy Meyer. Wendy Frantz. Lois Schlater Row 2: Chris McEldowney. Tina McEldowney. Julie Francis. Julie Rethman. Jackie Schlater, Susan Streib, Jill Poly Row 3: Coach Ron Mescher, Amy Monnin. Tina Kremer. Linda Wakefield, Julie Platfoot. Sheri Griesdorn. Kelli Stahl. Assistant Coach Beth Collins 2. Cindy adds another run. 3. Wendy plays it tough as catcher. 4. Tina slides in for a run against Piqua. Maybe no other sport provides a bigger change and challenge for the beginning high school player than soft-ball. Most girls are used to slow pitch softball and must change to fast pitch. This change begins during Reserve Softball. Playing almost all sophomores and freshmen. Coach Huber's squad finished the season with 4-5 slate. The team had some problems, especially with defense and getting the timely hits. Sophomore Sheri Griesdorn pitched well and ended up doing some varsity games. Also the McEldowney twins, Chris and Tina, gained more varsity time. The infield was dominated by sophomores at all the positions. The girls learned to handle fast pitch and should help the varsity next year. I. Front: Mindy Huber. Tracy Mumaw. Jenny Groff. Missy Wakefield, Keri Gigandet, Susan Streib. Jenny Gigandet. Crissy Subler. Renee Magoteaux Back: Julie Rethman, Kathy Marshal. Stephanie Gerling. Linda Wakefield, Becky Knapke, Jackie Ruschau, Laura Wakefield, Sheri Griesdorn, Sherry Amrhein, Shelly Browder. Amy Hoelscher, Louis Huber 2.Julie lays the wood to Miami East. 3. Crissy awaits a late throw on a steal. 4. Bug” Susan Streib forces a runner out at home. 118 The Rites of Spring Reserve Softball Hit the Ball! Greenville We 22 They 16 Mississinawa 2 7 Tipp City 2 6 Fairlawn 8 12 Piqua 21 6 Tipp City 12 13 Miami East 7 18 Mississinawa 8 5 Parkway 0 12 I. Pitcher Sheri Griesdorn throws one out at first. 2. Jenny Gigandet gets set to belt one. 3. A grounder to third for Becky Knapke. 4. Shelly Browder catches one the hard way. Reserve Softball 119 Go, Team Go! Few people realize how difficult it is to be a cheerleader. First comes the difficult part of tryouts. Once one is selected, she may go to summer camp. Then during school there is practise at least once a week. Before the big game or meet, there are signs to be made and lockers to be decorated. Sometimes store windows are painted uptown. Pep assemblies must be prepared. Finally comes the big game. It seems like little enough reward for all the work. Also the cheerleaders must keep their grades up and remain eligible just like any athlete. All the various squads deserve the school’s praise. Cheerleaders are tops! Varsity Football. Basketball Front.Missy Heitkamp Middle;Christi Fields. Joyce Rethman. Jill Barga Back,Carey Schultz, Jill Subler, Susie Meyer Reserve Football. Basketball FronhCrissy Subler. Jenny Subler Middle:Renee Magoteaux, Lisa Gigandet BackrCarrie Coomer. Sheri Neargarder Junior High Wrestling Clockwise: Tracy Heft. Missy Simon. Marilyn McKay, Meredith McKay. Lisa Kim-mel. Jodie Richard Junior High Football. BasketballJanelle Crabtree. Jill Brandewie. Tammy Meyer. Jenny Smith. Missy Mayse. Carrie Gehret. Lori Schlater. Denise Dahl-strom 121 Excellence But Not Superiority The 1986 Marching Band season was full of highs and lows. The season started off well with practices in July and a very productive camp in the beginning of August. The band sponsored the largest and most successful Versailles Marching Band Invitational in its short, four year history. Even after capturing several honors and awards throughout the season, the VHS Marching Band came up short by one-half point of making the illusive goal of a superior rating which would have sent the band to the state finals. The band, largely inexperienced, learned a lot and should improve for next year’s competition. Pickerington Carrol Marion Local Troy New Bremen Outstanding Flag Corps Class B Outstanding Rifle Corps Class B Outstanding Percussion Class B Esprit De Corps (Mike Martin Memorial Award) Third Place Class B Second Place Class AA Outstanding Rifle Corps Outstanding Majorette Corps Overall First Place Flag Corps Outstanding Marching Second Place Class B Outstanding Rifle Corps Outstanding Majorette Second Place Class B First Place Field Commander First Place Percussion First Place Marching Fronts Third Place 122 Marching Band Opposite page: I. Introducing the 1986 V.H.S. Marching Band 2. This isn’t my idea of a fun Friday night. This page I. Up. Up. and Away! 2. I've told you a hundred times not to . . 3. Go Teamlll 4. John Anderson receives award from the McDonald’s All-American High School Marching Band 5. You want us to play what? Marching Band 123 CLUBS Clubs 125 A Different Way To Go Prepare For the Future Every sophomore year a number of students decide to go a different route for the future, the Montgomery County J.V.S. During the junior and senior years, they get on the bus at about 7=20 each morning and return about 3:20. About half of their day is spent in classrooms studying academic subjects, and half is spent on specific job skills. Seniors also spend a certain part of their time on the job. Students join clubs at the J.V.S. and may also play sports back at Versailles. Other senior students other than those shown include Lisa Marshal in Dental Assistant and Phil Stutz in Heating and Air Conditioning. 3. Judy Marshal — Community and Home 126 I. Mike Sanderson — Finance and Banking 2. Corey Rismiller — Environmental Science 3. Andy Turpen — Graphic Communication Art Senior J.V.S. I27 Junior J.V.S. I. Annette Gehron — Data Processing 2. Jim Gigandet — Machine Trades 3. Christina Merkle — Community and Home 4. Dan Didier — Heating and Air Conditioning Not Shown — Jay Brown — Auto Mechanics 5. Scott Dahlstrom — Data Processing 6. Sam Holsapple — Auto Mechanics 128 Junior J.V.S. 4. Angie Noggle — Medical Secretary Junior J.V.S. I29 1. Dean Treon — Auto Mechanics 2. Stephani Neff — Graphic Commercial Art 3. Missy Standiford — Graphic Arts, Photography O.W.E. stands for Occupational Work Adjustment. This program, unlike O.W.E., is primarily for eighth, ninth, and tenth graders. Under Ron Mescher, the students also spend half the day in the regular classrooms or in the O.W.A. room studying indiviualized areas. Then the students work at various jobs, usually around the school. The program is primarily designed to help the student who either does not like the regular classroom or has problems in certain areas of study. Students must apply to the program and be accepted. Front: Melanie Rush. Chasity Hamblin. Teresa Hammons. Shelly Runner Back: Tony Parmenter. Mike Bayman. Tim Weese. Alan Miller, Tom Brown O.W.E. O.W.E. means Occupational Work Experience. In this program which is for primarily juniors and seniors, the students spend half a day in the classroom with Dave Schmitz studying various subjects like social studies, math, English, etc. Then the last half of the day the students go to different jobs around the town. Jobs are always hard to find and keep, but the students learn the skills necessary for success in life, such as punctuality, dependability, responsibility, and money management. O.W.E. certainly improves the students’ chances of graduation and future employment. Row I: Eric Mangen. Brad Miller. Bob Frantz, Todd Deeter Row 2: Jeff Rismiller. Don Francis. Chris Kemper, Lonnie Subler Row 3: Steve Hoelscher. Bob Blakeley. Tom Myers. Tony Brandt. Dave Schmitz Missing: Sandy Trittschuh Drama Club The humorous The Ransom of Red Chief” started the year of play production on a positive note for the Drama Club. This success led the way for the second smash hit, Absolutely Murder.” Laughter and suspense filled the elementary auditorium while the Who done it?” was professionally enacted. The talen of these young actors of V.H.S. really shone through to excellent performances. Later in the year some of the club member went to Sinclair College to see a production of Shakepeare's Hamlet.” Then toward the end of the year some members also went to Wright State University to see the production of Evita.” Adviser Cindy Vogel planned an enjoyable, educational year for the members. Row I: Doug Slagle. Susan Meyer Row 2, Lisa Huels-kamp. John Anderson. Kevin Berger. Dave Siegel. Brenl Frantz. David DeLaet. Crissy Subler Row 3, Rachel Subler, Scott Dirksen, Larry Kruckeberg, David Brown, Rod Grillot. Mike Magoteaux Row 4, Vickie Knapke. Jill Barga. Jill Subler. Tina Kremer. Linda Wakefield. Ann Marie Subler, Ed DeLaet. Todd Magoto Row 5, Denise Monnin. Tresa Barlage. Brenda Shappie. Carrie Waymire. Melanie Bartik. Karen Donnelly, Caroline Hoellrich, Brenda Rethman. Linda Kramer Absent, Laura Wakefield, Cindy Vogel Future Farmers of America It would be very difficult to list all the FFA's awards during the year. Under Sam Custer, the group has been very successful. Individuals took three firsts and four thirds in the county competition, four firsts and five seconds in the district awards and was first in rural land judging, took two firsts in the state judging contests, had two State Farmer Degrees, had an American Farmer Degree recipient, a national winner in production ag. proficiency. and placed twenty-second in the nation in livestock judging team. Other accomplishments included nineteen members attending the state FFA convention, six attending the national convention, holding a Food for America program, the junior high ag. program. National FFA Week activities, and two members attending the State FFA Camp. If the Future Farmers continue to haul home awards, they may have to add on to the ag. room. Besides the awards and conventions, the group also sold 900 boxes of fruit and 120 bags of popcorn to pay for these activities. Row LKelly Crotcher, Kim Crotcher, Wanda May. Aimee Stuck. Stacie Hoelscher, Carrie Coomer. Amy Hoelscher Row 2: Jamie Wooten. Jon Coomer. David Mangen. Brian Barlage. Tim Brandt. Steve Berger. Chris Pleiman Row 3: Scott Thobe. Greg Goubeaux. Jeff Wuebker. Andy Nieport. Eric Mangen. Ron Rismiller. Todd Mangen. Mike Stephan Row 4: Mike Bayman. Dan Winner, Tony Brandt. Lee Gehret. David Keihl. Bill Huwer. Brad Huddle, Alan Marchal Row 5, Dan Rethman. Chad Monnin. Tom Rismiller. Carl Gehret, Craig Schlecty. Arnold Monnin. Dale Winner. David Meyer Row 6: Steve Hoelscher. Mark Marshal. Todd Schmitmeyer. Jeff Marshal. Doug Stephan. Dan May. Dan George, Brian Bornhorst Jr. High FFA The junior high FFA builds up interest and awareness in the high school FFA program. The students go on a field trip and attend meetings during activitiy period. The biggest event is the Ag. Olympics, though. One boy and one girl from each homeroom in junior high compete as a team against the other homerooms in a variety of contests like bale-stacking and the egg toss. 132 Row I: Frank May. Keith Bergman. Brian Kunk. Tammy Meyer. Todd Dirksen. Kevin Bergman. Steve Mangen. Dan Mestemaker Row 2: Alan Wuebker. Greg George. Josh Petitjean. Mike Nerderman. Jay Bergman. Jon Pothast. Bernie Knapke Row 3: Marcus Litten. Jesse DeMange. Scott Drees. Randy Mangen. Doug Meyer. Brian Heitkamp Row 4: Keenan Leichty. Brian Petitjean. Todd Keiser. Ed Minnich. Kevin Gehret. Jason Overholser. Tony Brandt OOEA Senior OOEA Row I: Sandy Didier. Donna Dapore, Jody Condon. Linda Martino. Angie Schmitmeyer. Kelli Harman Row 2,Angie Mills. Jill Barga. Patty Niekamp. Lynn Ahrens. Susan Knapke, Tina Hemmelgarn, Stephanie Robinson Row 3, Adviser Diana Malone, Mindy Wehrkamp. Tammy Baltes. Missy Stockslager. Lisa Gaier, Denise Zumberger, Carol Poeppelman. Norma Berger The Ohio Office Education Association had a very active and successful year. Starting back in June the members built a float for the Poultry Days Parade, and Angie Schmitmeyer was their Miss Chick candidate, in October the members attended the Regional Fall Leadership Conference in Dayton, and Kelli Harman ran for region 3 treasurer. The members also attended the State Leadership Conference in November. In February all members participated in the Regional Competitive Events at the J.V.S. Winners were Donna Dapore, Julia Drees, Jenny Gehret, Rhonda Grillot, Stephanie Robinson, Denise Zumberger, and four different teams. Also during February OOEA Week was celebrated by passing out cookies to all faculty and students and conducting a Computer Match-Up. In March Linda Martino entered the Chapter Yearbook in the state competition and finished sixth. The OOEA is an important part of the Intensive Office Education. The members develop leadership skills, learn about the American business system, and gain competency in office occupations. All in all, a very successful year. Junior OOEA Row I: Melina Mangen. Christy Miller. Sharon Didier. Jenny Gehret. Missy Crowell. Tracy Cotrell Row 2:Rhonda Grillot. Deb Lotz. Julia Drees. Lisa Meier. Nancy Claxton Row 3: Brenda Mangen, Julie Platfoot, Becky Grisez, Michelle Kimmel, Adviser Phyllis Davis Varsity V Club The purpose of Varsity V Club is to bring together all those high school students who have lettered in a sport or cheerleading during the school year. This year’s members took their annual trip to Children’s Hospital and gave toys to the children. They also gave a scholarship donation to the Versailles Scholarship Committee. Row hBrent Frantz. Bryan Albers. Joyce Rethman. Jill Barga. Sandy Didier. Arabelle Kingrey, Jeff Kremer, Dan Rethman. Jeff Marshal. Steve Duncan Row 2:Dan DiSalvo. Angie DiSalvo. Michelle McKay, Janet Gehret. Chris Goubeaux, Cindy Broerman. Lynn Jutte. Shelly Dirksen. Beth Monnin Row 3:Mike Goubeaux. Kelli Stahl. Lois Schlater. Wendy Frantz, Christi Fields. Kim Gaier. Linda Wakefield. Tina Kremer, Brenda Rethman Row 4:David Broerman, Jon Keihl, Lee Knore. David DeLaet, Ted Lyons. Kim Oldiges, Kevin Batty, Mike Droesch, Brent Phelan Row 5:Chris York, Dan Watren, David Pohl, Kevin Berger. Carey Schultz. Craig Prenger. Doug Slagle. Eric Moran, David Keihl Row 6:Andy Nieport, Scott Voisard, Ron Grisez, Aaron Moran, Dave Siegel, Pat Custenborder. Susan Meyer, Rod Grillot. Matt Watren VERS UUES TIGUB • ,,L� 4lW- Math Science Club 134 The Math-Science Club consists of students who are enrolled in either math or science courses and have a special interest in one or both of these areas. It gives students the chance to explore career opportunities and introduces them to the uses of science and math outside of the classroom. Row LKathy Monnin, Kim Gaier. Bryan Albers. Kim Oldiges Row 2:David Bruns, Matt Keihl, Susan Knapke, Cindy Meyer. Julie Grieshop, Denise Zumberger. Arabelle Kingrey. Carol Poeppelman. Joyce Rethman. Janet Gehret Row 3:Michelle Hart. Lisa Huelskamp, Lisa Mangen. Christi Fields. Missy Heitkamp. Brenda Groff, Brenda Subler. Melina Mangen. Chris Leach Row 4:Tresa Barlage. Jenny Groff. Lynn Jutte. Ed DeLaet. Brent Phelan. Lee Knore. Ted Lyons. David DeLaet Row 5:Denise Monnin. Shelly Dirksen, Beth Monnin. Becky Knapke. Linda Wakefield. Laura Wakefield. Susanne Grow. Tina Kremer. Angie Kuykendall Row 6:Rose Albers, Donna Keiser. Wendy Frantz, Lois Schlater. Brent Frantz. Chris Pleiman. Brian Gerling, Jason Keihl National Honor Society National Honor Society is the most exclusive of all club, a by-invitation-only club. Only students with a 3.0 average are eligible, and then those are voted upon by the faculty. This year the group sold football stadium cushions for money and raffled a football autographed by all the Tigers. They also helped at the Honors Banquet and took a field trip to LaCome-dia. Row I: Julie Grieshop, John Anderson, Dan DiSalvo, Brent Frantz. Joyce Rethman, Patty Niekamp. Kim Oldiges, Lynn Subler, Janet Gehret, Lynn Ahrens, Jody Condon Row 2-. Adviser Esther Woodworth, Matt Keihl, Lee Knore, Doug Slagle, Brenda Gigandet, Susan Knapke, Wanda May, Kim Crotcher, Vickie Knapke Row 3: Kelli Stahl, Michelle McKay, Angie DiSalvo, Kevin Baltes, David DeLaet. Cindy Broerman, Kathy Monnin, Chris Goubeaux. Kelli Harman. Julie Ehlers, Wendy Frantz Row 4: Rhonda Grillot, Christi Fields. Lisa Huelskamp Touch Row I: Wendy Magoto. Mindy Huber. Denise Monnin. Jenny Roll. Melanie Bartik. Lynn Jutte, Carrie Waymire. Buzz Kuykendall. Jennie Katterheinrich Row 2-. Ben Donnelly. Brenda Shappie. Tresa Barlage. Karen Donnelly, Angie Marshal. Shelly Benesh, Meredith McKay, Molly Leugers Row 3:Adviser Diane Yakos. Ed DeLaet, Stacy Dirksen, Susan Huelskamp. Linda Wakefield, Tina Kremer. Kim Gaier. David DeLaet. Lisa Huelskamp Row 4: Susanne Grow. Jackie Ruschau. Kathy Marshal. Kitty Davis. Laura Wakefield. Andrea Crowell. Christy Schlater. Noel Monnin Row 5: Paul Mangen. Alvita Corbin. Lisa Barga. Shelly Runner, Yvonne Runner, Eric Katterheinrich, Garth Hoellrich, Angie Shardo Absent: Janell Crabtree. Sundra Wakefield. Michelle McKay The Touch members do a variety of programs and assemblies for school classes and community organizations dealing with drug and alcohol abuse. Students also do posters and bulletin boards for various classes. One of their main functions as a member is to be a positive influence for their peers in preventing substance abuse. 135 Foreign Affairs The purpose of the French and Spanish Clubs is to promote the study and use of that particular language through various activities outside the classroom. The Spanish Club and the French Club held meetings throughout the year. During the meetings, the clubs would become more knowledgeable about the native country of the language that was spoken. These meetings were called Culture Days. The members of the clubs would bring in native foods for each other to taste. For example, during a Spanish Culture Day, the members would bring food in such as tacos, Spanish cookies, etc. Also the clubs held bake sales to raise money which was used for a pizza party, a picnic in the park, and a donation to the Community Scholarship Fund. French Club Row . Anita Nieport, Jenny Goettemoeller. Carey Schultz, Susan Meyer, Adviser Jane Agne Row 2-. Brent Phelan, Craig Prenger. Lee Knore. Brenda Subler, Kelli Stahl. Julia Drees. Tracy Cotrell. Rachel Subler. Kim Gaier Row 3: Ted Lyons. Kevin Baltes. David DeLaet. Mike Goubeaux. Matt Keihl, LeAnn Wenning, Jill Poly. Lisa Mangen, Christi Fields, Susan Weaver. Kathy Monnin Row 4: Rod Grillot, Ed DeLaet, Jason Davis, Kitty Davis, Diane Grieshop, Jenny Roll. Christy Pohl. Jenny Subler Row 5: Lisa Huelskamp, Ann Marie Subler. Crissy Subler, Michelle Pepple. Brenda Rethman, Linda Kramer, Laura Wakefield. Tina Kremer Not Pictured: Sundra Wakefield Spanish Club Row I: Wanda May. Valerie Kelch, Janet Gehret, Becky Knapke. Sheri Griesdorn. Shelly Dirksen. Lynn Jutte. Arabelle Kingrey, Linda Wakefield. Adviser Jane Agne Row 2: Susan Fluelskamp, Marcie Gilmore. Michelle Hart. Stephanie Gerling. Tia Harter. Jenny Gigandet, Jeffie Richard. Deb Lotz. Melina Mangen. Rhonda Grillot Row 3: Ronda Duncan. Renee McClurg. Susanne Grow, Jackie Ruschau. Kathy Marshal. Yvonne Runner. Stacie Hoelscher. Jenny Gehret. Diane Keiser Row 4:Lisa Gigandet. Stacy Dirksen. Tresa Barlage. Chanda Petitjean. Jackie Schlater. Brenda Groff. Missy Heitkamp, Michelle McKay. Sharon Gehret. Aimee Stuck Row 5: Cathy Collins, Missy Christian. Donna Coblentz, Paul Mangen. Jeff Wuebker. Dodie Sirch. Monica Hiestand, Missy Wakefield. Amy Hoelscher Row 6: Scott McEldowney, Lewis Stahl. Kevin Cordonnier, Charen Kingrey, Mike Droesch, Jamie Mescher Not Pictured: Renee Magoteaux. Keri Gigandet, Stefanie Miller. Carrie Rhoades. Deb Hesson 136 Row I: Adviser Faye Spangler. Jill Barg a. Norma Berger. Angie Schmitmeyer. Chris Goubeaux Row 1. Aimee Stuck. LeAnn Wenning. Missy Heitkamp. Lisa Berger. Janet Gehret. Lynn Ahrens. Tammy Baltes. Valerie Kelch. Vickie Knapke Row 3= Sharon Gehret. Lynn Jutte. Tina Kremer. Arabelle Kingrey. Carol Poeppelman. Denise Zumberger. Lisa Gaier. Tracy Cotrell. Julia Drees. Rhonda Grillot Row 4: Kim Gaier. Diane Keiser. Brenda Subler. Brenda Groff. Michelle Hart. Jenny Gehret. Brenda Mangen. Melina Mangen. Deb Lotz. Tracy McNutt Row 5: Pam Lacy. Tina DeMange. Shona Wion. Kevin Pierron. Jill Poly, Rachel Subler. Lisa Huelskamp. Julie Platfoot, Nancy Claxton. Lisa Meier. Christy Miller Row 6: Yvonne Runner. Lisa Barge. Susan Weaver. Beth Merkle. Shelly Dirksen. Linda Kramer. Rhonda Petitjean. Beth Monnin. Kelly Crotcher, Michelle Pepple Row 7: Alvita Corbin. Stacy Dirksen. Lynn Poeppelman. Becky Knapke. Kathy Marshal. Sheri Griesdorn. Anita Nieport The Versailles Future Teachers of America is unique among others school clubs because it functions primarily as a service organization. The club’s membership, which varies from 65-90 each year, serves as unofficial aides to high school, middle school, and elementary teachers during study hall periods for a semester at a time. The Teacher-Student Swap Day and candy sales are annual event each year concluding with the banquet where awards and scholarships of $300 and $200 dollars are given. Future Homemakers of America Row I: Angie Schmitmeyer. Christy Miller. Kim Gaier. Sharon Gehret. Lisa Meier. Lisa Huelskamp Row 1. Adviser Arlene Pohl. Nancy Claxton, Tracy McNutt. Julie Platfoot. Brenda Mangen. Shelly Runner. Julie Johnston Row 3: Julie Matthieu. Jenienne Thornsberry, Carol Poeppelman, Denise Zumberger, Missy Stockslager. Becky Mincer. Yvonne Runner. Patricia Corbin. Amy Newbauer Row 4: Angie Dirksen. Brenda Groff. Brenda Subler. Susan Weaver, Michelle Hart. Jenny Gehret. Christi Fields. Kathy Monnin. Arlana Garrison. Melanie Kelch. Sharon Poeppelman Row 5: Patricia Corbin, Susan Grieshop. Tricia Oliver. Krista Schmitz, Lois Ehlers. Missy Simon. Amy Huber. Mary Ann Wooten. Adrian Virden. Beth Didier Row 6: Pam Lacy. Christy Mincer. Melanie Rush. Stacy Albritton. Angie Shardo. Lori Davidson. Shawn Todd. Jody Cotrell. Jenny Smith. Jodi Richard. Diann Grisez Row 7:Denise Monnin, Tresa Barlage. Brenda Shappie. Carrie Waymire, Kristine Pohlman. Carla DeMange. Stephanie Simon. Jenny Gilmore, Connie Bensman, Lisa Hemmelgarn The year’s FHA program, as always, had a full calendar. Assemblies, guest speakers, rallies, workshops, and conventions kept the members enthused, not to mention the Christmas caroling and field trips. All these activities and more provided leadership, development, and emphasis on families and homemakers, plus stress on effective daily living. Thus, personal growth and community involvement were never far from reach. Activities included: eighth grade assembly, District FHA Rally, Color Analysis Program,a spring banquet. Poultry Days float, state convention, Christmas program for the Versailles Nursing Home, Junior Chapter Encounter Workshop, and a field trip to Children’s Hospital in Columbus. Row I:Jill Barga. Jill Subler, Joyce Rethman Row 2-. Rhonda Grillot, Missy Crowell. Susan Meyer. Christi Fields, Missy Heitkamp, Stacie Hoelscher Row 3: Brenda Subler. Tina Bergman. Anita Nieport, Crissy Subler. Carey Schultz. Jenny Subler Row 4: Jenny Smith. Sheri Neargarder. Susan Huelskamp. Missy Wakefield. Lisa Gigandet, Tracy Heft. Meredith McKay, Marilyn McKay Row 5: Jill Brandewie. Tammy Meyer, Missy Simon, Denise Dahlstrom. Lori Schlater. Carrie Gehret, Jodie Richard. Lisa Kimmel Not Pictured: Janell Crabtree. Carrie Coomer. Renee Magoteaux Cheerleading Association From the fields of football games to the gyms of basketball and wrestling, these enthusiastic girls helped to cheer the Tigers on. Never before were so many smiles evident as so many of the athletic teams had outstanding seasons led on by these cheerleaders. Many long hours were spent during the summer at camps and at practice before school even started. Then at least one day a week after school the squads practiced. Special thanks must be extended to the different advisors: Deb McKinney, Donna Huelskamp, Julie Grie-shop, and Brenda Luneto. 139 Yearbook The 1987 yearbook staff has done its best in making the 1987 Versailles Portal. We hope you have as much enjoyment looking at the book as we have had in putting it together. Special thanks to the Versailles Policy, Sue and Jerry Kerns, and Jim and Vaughn Wakefield. Also all advertisers are given thanks for helping us pay for this book. Row LJohn Anderson. Lynn Subler. Vickie Knapke. Julie Grieshop. Kim Oldiges. Kathy Grieshop Row 2,Lisa Huelskamp. Brenda Groff. Brenda Subler. Melina Mangen. Michelle Hart Row 3:Denise Monnin. Stephanie Gerling. Sheri Griesdorn. Allen Pierron. Adviser Clarence Leugers Student Council Again this year the Student Council has worked hard making enjoyable activities for the student body. These included: Homecoming, Thanksgiving and Christmas assemblies, and the Talent Show. Also activities such as student officer elections, fund raisers, pop machines, and the sign in front of the school lie in the hands of the council as well. Row LLori Schlater. Steve Duncan. Dan DiSalvo, Lois Schlater, Joyce Rethman. Julie Grieshop. Connie Drees Row 2,Carla Streib. Karen Donnelly. Angie DiSalvo. Melina Mangen. Stacie Hoelscher. Susie Meyer. Crissy Subler. Connie Bensman Row 3:Advis-er Lisa Taylor. Marcie Gilmore. Amy Hoelscher. Julie Francis. Dan Watren, Kevin Baltes. Mike Magoteaux Row 4:Lois Ehlers. Tina Kremer, Lynn Jutte. Jerry Bey. Ed DeLaet, Steve Bey. David Buxton, Angie Shardo Not pictured: Renee Magoteaux 140 College Club College Club is an organization that exposes seniors and juniors to colleges. College Club members experience college first hand on field trips. Current information on colleges is passed on to college prep students through college tables and guest speakers. At the college tables, representatives from various colleges explain the college’s course offerings, how to apply, and what financial help may be available. All the club's activities make the transition from high school to college just that much easier. College Club Row I: Bryan Kissinger. Kim Oldiges. Julie Ehlers. Dan Rethman Row 2-. Donna Dapore. Jody Condon. Lisa Berger. Sandy Didier. Tina Hemmelgarn. Cindy Meyer. Julie Grieshop. Connie Drees. Joyce Rethman. Rose Albers Row 3: Jason Keihl. Angie Schmitmeyer. Lynn Ahrens. Janet Gehret. John Anderson. Brenda Gigandet. Lynn Subler. Susan Knapke. Patty Niekamp. Arabelle Kingrey. Carol Poeppelman. Wanda May. Rhonda Grillot. Bryan Albers Row 4: Denise Zumberger. Jenny Gehret. Kim Crotcher. Kelly Stahl. Brenda Subler. Michelle McKay. Angie DiSalvo. Kathy Grieshop. Jill Subler. Donna Keiser. Wendy Frantz. Melina Mangen. Deb Lotz Row 5: Jackie Schlater. Tammy Baltes. Doug Treon. Lisa Huelskamp. Rachel Subler. Michelle Hart. Christi Fields. Cindy Broerman. Carrie Waymire, Lois Schlater. Kelli Harman. Angie Mills Row 6: Brenda Groff. Missy Heitkamp. Steve Duncan. Chad Stucke. David Westgerdes, Lisa Mangen. Kathy Monnin. Brent Phelan. Kim Gaier. Jill Poly. Sharon Gehret. Susan Weaver Row 7: Brent Frantz. Chris York. Craig Prenger. Rod Grillot. Doug Slagle. David Pohl, Eric Moran. Lee Knore, Kevin Baltes. David DeLaet Row 8= Ted Lyons. Todd Prenger. Chris Pleiman. Rick Platfoot. Dave Siegel. Matt Watren. Dan Winner. Matt Wuebker 141 Band The high school Marching Band had a busy competition and performance schedule this year. The band earned more trophies that ever before, totaling nineteen in all. The concert band had two concerts and earned a III in the state competiton. Pride and spirit was evident a they met each challenge, striving to work as a family through the good and the bad. Row LVickie Knapke, Lisa Berger. Lynn Subler. Kim Crotcher Row 2:John Anderson. Kathy Grieshop. Jason Keihl, Tom Lear Row 3:Lisa Gigandet. Monica Hiestand. Jackie Ruschau. Susan Streib. Donna Loxley. Crissy Subler. Lisa Huelskamp. Tracy McNutt. Kathy Monnin. Jenny Gehret. Sharon Gehret. Susan Huelskamp. Carrie Coomer. Marcie Gilmore. Carrie Hoellrich Row 4:Andrea Crowell. Christy Pohl. Karen Meier. Tina Bergman. Terri Ryder. Lisa Meier. Lisa Mangen. Missy Heitkamp. Michelle McKay. Brenda Subler. Aimee Stuck. Matt Keihl. Cindy Broerman. Karen Donnelly Row 5:Stacy Dirksen. Kelly Crotcher. Michelle Pepple. Lee Batty, Mike Droesch. Jenny Goettemoeller. Jenny Subler. Jenny Gigandet, Carey Schultz. Jill Poly. Ann Marie Subler. Lynn Jutte. Kathy Marshal. Shelly Dirksen Row 6=Stephanie Gerling. Sheri Griesdorn. David Broerman. Doug Parmenter. Eric Katterheinrich. Andy Nieport. Renee McClurg. Ronda Duncan, Cathy Collins. Julie Francis Row 7:Diane Grieshop. Beth Monnin. Laura Wakefield. Missy Christian, Tia Harter. Susan Bruns. Jenny Roll. Shona Wion, Jenny Ressler ‘Ucrsa'Lk wo � l l O 142 Band 143 Pep Band The pep band, under the direction of Kim Crotcher, certainly perked up the spectators as well as rooted on the Tigers to a greater effort. At each home boys varsity basketball game, the group could be seen and heard playing popular selections with great enthusiasm. The band made the time between the reserve and varsity games and halftime an enjoyable interlude. Row I: Kim Crotcher Row 2, Lisa Huelskamp. Tracy McNutt, Kathy Monnin. Sharon Gehret, Kim Gaier. Anita Nieport Row i: Cindy Broerman. Diane Grie shop. Jenny Roll. Christy Pohl. Eric Katterheinhrich. Matt Keihl Row 4: Karen Donnelly, Carrie Hoellrich, Jackie Ruschau. Donna Loxley, Shelly Dirksen. Renee McClurg Row 5: Beth Monnin, Stephanie Gerling. Lisa Mangen. Jill Poly. Kelly Crotcher, Sheri Gries-dorn. Becky Knapke Row 6, Lee Batty Not pictured: Annette Gehron 144 High School Chorus Row I: Jenny Roll, Tricia Oliver. Lisa Berger, Angie DiSalvo Row 2: Tresa Barlage. Jenny Groff. Todd Magoto. Linda Wakefield. Susie Meyer Row 3: Lisa Grieshop, Melanie Bartik, Carrie Hoellrich. Donna Coblentz, Brenda Shappie, Linda Kramer. Ann Marie Subler The high school chorus began the year under the guidance of Brenda Mendenhall but then saw the change to a new director. William Safkow. Although the chorus was small, it had a good time performing at various school assemblies and at the Spring Fine Arts Assembly in May. Junior High Chorus The junior high chorus participated in events like the Christmas Concert, a junior high assembly, and the Sring Fine Arts Festival. Their musical talent was also apparent at the solo and ensemble contest at V.H.S. Row I: Tammy Meyer, Diann Gri-sez. Adrian Virden. Amy New-bauer, Tracy Dirksen. Sharon Poeppelman, Kris Pohlman. William Safkow Row 2: Dan Pierron, Jay Bergman. Dan Subler. Steve Reier, Jill Schulze, Lisa Bey. Amy Strobel. Paula Villarreal. Sherry Rismiller Row 3: Chuck Runner, Shawn Petit-jean. Chris Hiatt. Tim Baltes, Nathan Subler. Brian Kruckeberg. Jenny Gibson. Renee Grisez. Lisa Mangen. Kathy Grillot. Jenni Dirksen Row 4: Kevin Gehret, John Bey. Chris Gigandet. Scott Thobe. Tom Mangen. Cyril Dapore. Therese Pierron. Kelly Smith. Janet De-Mange. Renee Coates. Theresa Pleiman Row 5: Jesse DeMange. Noah Moran, Rodney Ahrens, Jason Leach. Brian Griesdorn. Chris Groff. Alan Wuebker. Jenny Simmons. Joy Theurer, Mary Corbin. Beth Miller 145 Junior High Band The junior high band had a fun and spirited year. The eighth graders showed good leadership as the band progressed from a slow start. Activities included performing at a football game, winter concert, spring concert, and the junior high band contest where the band received a III rating out of a possible five rating. Row I: Tom Lear. Connie Bensman. Stephanie Simon. Angie Marshal. Carrie Gehret Row 2-. Karla Moorman, Nicki Poor. Jenny Smith. Stacy Albritton. Jill Brandewie. Lois Ehlers. Missy Simon, Krista Schmitz. Noel Monnin, Carla DeMange Row 3: Chris Dirksen. Lori Mangen, Natalie Pepple. Carla Streib. Shelly Benesh, Molly Leugers. Meredith McKay. Jenny Gilmore, Mary Ann Wooten. Tracy Heft Row 4.- Shawn Melton, Jason Stucke. Susan Marchal. Kelli Neff. Vicky McEldowney. Stephanie Grillot. Renee Barga. Mindy Huber. Wendy Magoto, Lisa Kimmel. Jackie Shardo Row 5: Ben Donnelly, Craig Oliver, Tina Broerman, Jenny Katterheinhrich. Molly McConaha, Marilyn McKay. Lori Schlater, Jenny Hoelscher. Andrea Hess, Amy Simon Row 6: Tony Parmenter. Garth Hoellrich. Mike Nerderman. Denise Dahlstrom. Buzz Kuykendall, Jason Overholser. Karron Nie-port, Arlana Garrison 146 Art Club These artistic art and non-art students reached beyond the classroom together in their interest in art. Exhibitions such as the Spring Fine Arts Festival were part of the agenda as were other areas of art media. Through field trips and community involvement they had added opportunities to explore their mutual art interests. H.S. Art Club Row I: Advisor Dawn Neff, Rachel Subler, Lisa Huels-kamp. Jill Barga. John Anderson, Steve Duncan, Brent Frantz Row 2-. Julie Johnson. Shelly Runner. Christy Mincer. Michelle Hart. Dee Ann Smith. Jill Poly, Brenda Subler. Melina Mangen. Kelli Stahl Row 3: Todd Magoto. Eric Moran, Dodie Sirch. Star Hemmelgarn, Chanda Petitjean. Jennifer Ressler. Brenda Shappie, Jane Bernholt Not Pictured: Sherry Amrhein. Lisa Barga. Shelly Browder. Dan DiSalvo. Arabelle Kingrey. Kathy Marshal, Diane Paulus. Jenny Platfoot, LeAnn Wenning Jr. High Art Club joined together for purposes similar to that of the H.S. Art Club. These individuals added their own creativity to the exhibits and around the school. Monthly meetings included making clay figure dolls and a Christmas party. Jr. High Art Club Row I: Advisor Dawn Neff. Jenny Hoelscher, Andrea Hess. Missy Mayse. Jason Leach Row 2-. Tracy Heft. Tina Broerman. Paula Villarreal. Mary Corbin. Theresa Black. Julie Nie-kamp. Kelli Neff Row 3: Amy Strobel. Therese Pierron. Lisa Mangen. Joy Theurer Not Pictured: Lori Mangen. Shelly Benesh. Tom Mescher. Brian Kruckeberg, Bernie Knapke. Brian Heitkamp 147 Grades and Staff 149 GRADES STAFF Sixth Grade 150 Michael Barga Sheldon Barga Traci Barga Peggy Barge Bob Batty Cindy Beal Seth Benesh Dan Berger Angie Bergman Randy Bey Don Bohman Nikki Broerman Chad Browder Jason Bruns Joe Bruns Linda Claxton Joy Cotrell Nacie DeHart Cathy DeMange Craig DeMange Tom DeMange Holly Depweg Brian Dircksen Sandy Drees Eric Epperly Matt Gantt Clint Gasson Gary Gehret Randy Gehret Denise Gerling Angela Grieshop Ken Grieshop Brad Grilliot Erica Grilliot Greg Grilliot Renee Grillot Ralph Grisez Kevin Groff Mindy Groff Kelli Henry Jason Hess Doug Hesson Chad Hoelscher John Huelskamp Jeff Johnson Keith Katterheinrich Chad Kelch Marci Kelch Lisa Knapke Jon Kremer Bruce Kunk Gary Kunk Shawn Landis Erin Lass Erin Leach Stacie Magoteaux Bill Mestemaker Kevin Metzcar Dan Meyer David Miles Richie Miller Debbie Monnin Jennifer Monnin Jeremy Magoto Mandy Magoto Renee Magoto Ted Mangen Randy Marshal Angie McClurg Amy Meier Paul Monnin Molly Moran Renee Nerderman Susan Paulus Chad Peyton Theresa Pleimah Lori Poeppelman Brian Pohl Bridgit Pohlman Michelle Pothast Amy Prenger Tammy Reier Julie Richard Chad Rismiller Angie Roberts Andrea Roll Doug Schmitmeyer Beth Schuette Eric Schultz Missie Shepherd Michelle Simmons Kurt Stephan Jeff Stuck Shannon Stuck Carl Subler Rod Swabb Adam Turpen Matt Van-Etten Neal Vogel Jenny Wagner Tracy Wietholter Brian Winner Kevin Wood Sixth Grade 151 Fifth Grade Chad Albritton Tina Barge Robbie Berger Mike Bernholt Brenda Bohman Bobbi Broerman Brad Christian Jeff Davidson Steve DeMange Jill Donnelly Jenny Droeseh Carrie Francis Dianna Gehret Joyce Gehret Eddie Grillot Renee Groff Kevin Hartke Molly Hiestand David Hoelscher Steffani Jennings Brian Bensman Nicole Berger Doug Didier Renee Dirksen Greg Johnson Joyce Keihl Tracy Keiser G.C. Kimmel Marigold Kingrey David Leach Wes Leugers Jeremy Litten April Marchal Sara Marchal Tara Marshall Matt McConaha John McEldowney Allyson Mescher Scott Monnin Leddee Montebon Heidi Moran Brad Mumaw Janel Overholser Holly Petitjean Andy Pierron Sara Poeppleman Neil Ranley Kevin Sabroff David Schoenlein Kevin Schmitmeyer Wesley Schutz Dan Shappie Chris Sheffer Drew Stall Brad Stammen Kathy Streib Kasey Swartz Tina Thiebeau Brad Varner Andy Watren Don Waymire Tonya Wietholter Brian Wood Ryan Yakos 153 Esther Heft Mary Jane Huber Timothy Summers Chris Arden Carrie Armstrong Amanda Barga Sarah Berger Chris Bertke Sandy Bey Jon Davis Marla Davis Jon DeMange Jenny Drees Susan Drees Audrey Francis Ryan Fullenkamp Julianne George Ben Gilmore Brian Goettemoeller Chad Grieshop Jason Grillot Kimberly Griesdorn Randy Grisez Michelle Hecht Angie Heft Tracy Hemmelgarn Mike Henry Fourth Grade Abe Hoellrich Clay Hufford Boyd Kean David Keyser Greg Knapke Lynn Knapke Jody Kunk Jason Laughman Kim Lear Michelle Magoteaux Ericka Magoto Brian McEldowney Steve McEldowney Michael Miller Tommy Miller Chris Minnich Kevin Mumaw Heidi Nieport Jeff Oliver Brian Pearson Becky Phlipot Matt Phlipot Anne Pierron Julie Pierron Amy Pohlman Rhonda Pohlman Heather Poor Jackie Raterman Doug Rethman Chris Rinderle Kristi Rismiller Brian Rosenbeck Jerry Sanderson Dan Schlater Lisa Schmitmeyer Stacy Stover Christa Streib Shane Subler Edward Tucker Shawn Unger Julie Wagner Shane Weaver Mandy Yagle Dan York 155 Third Grade Shirley Berger Carmen K ingrey Norma Magoto Shawn Agne Jeff Barga Dale Barge Mandy Barhorst Anne Baity Monique Berger Ginger Bernholt John Bohman Stefanie Borchers Jenny Bruns Brian Buxton Stacy Christian Cammy Cotrell Amy Dahlstrom Dara Daugherty Chad DeMange Kevin DeMange Lori DeMange Laura Didier Clayton Dirksen Maribeth DiSalvo Robbie Lrey Kevin Garrison Debbie Gehret Susan Gigandet Jenny Goubeaux Cory Griesdorn Brad Grieshop Tony Grieshop Jason Grillot Kelly Grillot Sarah Gump Jamie Hamblin Chris Hecht Jenny Heitkamp Melisa Heitkamp Scott Heitkamp Christa Henry Lori Hesson Jason Jenkinson Amy Keiser Angie Keiser Julie Kindred Dan Kissinger Kevin Kissinger Lynn Kissinger Kim Knapke Damien Lass Marlene Laub Amy Laughman Jenny Lawrence Todd Loxley Amy Manning 156 Kent Marchal Chad Marshall Michael McClurg Bobby Mendenhall Aaron Mescher Dale Meyer Gina Monnin Seth Nisonger Christina Noggle Sarah O'Dell Ryan Oliver Wes Overholser Albert Petitjean John Petitjean Rachael Peyton Christa Pierron Heidi Pierron Jared Poeppelman Philip Poeppelman Rebecca Pohl Julia Pohlman Matt Pohlman Doug Prenger Tiffany Richhart Kurt Rhoades Marie Rhoades Matthew Rhoades Lisa Saintignon Brad Schuette Angie Schultz Brandy Shappie Joshua Shimp Mandee Simon Michael Simon Matt Spencer Janelle Stauffer Eric Stover - Brian Subler Chad Treon Jason Turner Doren Villarreal Craig Weaver Barbara Weese Tammy Wietholter Joe Young Robert Young 1S7 Second Grade Carol Brewer Ron Coblentz Sue Zumberger 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 Ian Christian Kristi Crotcher Danyelle Crowell Brandy Dabe Eric Davis Chance DeHart Jake DeMange Sarah Didier Chris Echeman Nathan Epperly Kiersten Finlay Jeff Francis Mark Francis Brad Fullenkamp Angie Gehret Christy Geus Valarie Gibson Jim Graves Beth Grilliot Eric Hall Ryan Hecht Erin Heffner Michele Heitkamp Mandy Helms Abby Henry Ronnie Henry Steve Henry Patrick Jenkinson Alicia Johnston 158 Nicki Ranley Bobby Reed Wendi Keihl Matt Reiser Kendra Litten Kregg Litten Melanie Magoteaux Jamie Magoto Gary Marchal Carrie McEldowney Craig Meier Carrie Meyers Mark Miller Erin Mulvaney Mat Mumaw Ryan Mumaw Daniel Nichols Amanda Overholser Destiney Phlipot Krista Phlipot Robbie Phlipot Tyler Phlipot Gina Pierron Jesse Pohlman Tracy Potter Joe Thornsberry Misty Tucker Billy Turner Jill Wagaman Nikki Wooten Jennifer Wuebker Mike Yagle Wendy Reed Tiffany Retz Clay Roberts Jason Roll David Rose April Runner Lani Sanderson Joel Stammen Sara Stonebraker Amanda Subler Roberta Swabb Craig Swallow Kristina Treon Jacquelyn Thiebeau First Grade Brenda Coblentz Diane Dunlap Mary Loxley Margie Vincent Judy Wick Bengi Arden Chad Barga Sandy Barga Sherri Barga Melanie Batty Dale Bowman Jocelyn Borchers Nicholas Borchers Tim Borchers Sarah Broering Nick Broerman Mindy Condon Julie Davis Aaron DeMange Pamela DeMange Michael Dickmann Kevin Dircksen Maria Dirksen Kevin Drees Alex Dross Audra Dues Brett Dues Nathan Ellis Jill Francis Carl Grillot Jeff Grillot Katie Greenaway Chuck Gump James Hall Steve Hartke Niccole Hecht Lori Heft Breanne Heitkamp Becky Henry Christine Hess Heidi Hill Erika Hufford Carrie Jennings Jamie Jennings Jennifer Jessup Kristie Keihl Ann Katterheinrich Kimberly Keiser Jason Kelch Brian Knapke Heidi Knapke James Knapke Angie Kramer Michelle Kunk Chellie Litten Jessica Magoteaux 160 Holly Magoto Jaclyn Magoto Kimberly Magoto Matthew Meyer Mark Moehl Jeremy Monnin Amanda Murphy Bethany Niekamp Eric Nerderman Doug Oliver Michael Oliver Brian Phlipot Mindy Phlipot Eric Rhoades Kelly Rhoades Trisha Rhoades Susan Rinderle David Rismiller Shawn Roll Chris Rue Donneta Sabroff Ben Schlater Ryan Schulten Sarah Schmitmeyer Vickie Schmitmeyer Heather Schrader Ryan Schutz Larry Simmons Jason Smith Kristin Stammen Kevin Subler John Thobe Jeremy Turner Kerry Turner Curtis Varner Louis Von Duhn Christy Vogel Craig Wagner Susan Wagner Scott Ward Ben Weitholter Benjamin Williams Kristi Wion John Wood Nikki Wood Brad Wooten Ryan Wulber Amy Yakos 161 Kinder- garten 162 Nancy Knecht Phyllis Shively Tim Agne Chad Alexander Bryon Barhorst Nick Beasley Julie Bensman Amy Bergman Tim Bergman Brian Bertke Kevin Blakeley Sean Borchers Kyley Brand Joel Brandt Bobby Brown Nicole Brown Alison Bruns Benny Brunswick Traci Buxton Jennifer Cost Arianne Crowell Amy DeMange Brenda DeMange Jennifer DeMange Mike DeMange Dustin Dickmann Adam Didier Rebecca Didier Mark Fast Kasey Finlay Mary Francis Brenda Gehret Jason Gehret Gayle Gilmore Curt Goubeaux Beth Greenaway Eric Griesdorn Tracey Grillot Steve Harman Matt Heitkamp Eric Hemmelgarn Scott Henry Mark Hill Brad Huelsman Jesse Jackson Karla Kanney Joshua Keihl Sara Keiser Matthew Keihl Laura Kremer Michelle Kremer Corissa Lennon Amanda Lewis Lee Link Jody Manning Jamie Marchal Jennifer McEldowney Renee McEldowney Greg McGlinch Doug Mendenhall Betsy Meyer Elizabeth Meyer John Monnin Wyatt Murphy Ryan Nisonger Tony Parin Adam Pearson Heidi Petitjean Carl Phlipot Jenny Phlipot Jill Poeppelman Kevin Pohlman Aloysius Rahm Joey Raterman Nikki Reier Jamie Retz Carrie Rhoades Katy Roll Travis Runner Tiffany Saintignon Denise Schmidt Aaron Schmitmeyer Autumn Schrader Laurie Schulten Ashley Schultz Chris Smith Christina Smith Chuck Smith Misty Spahr Shari Stauffer Billy Streib Kara Subler Jill Swallow Kim Treon Jaime Tucker Cory Turner Shane Unger Joe Wagner Brandy Worden Jeremy Yagle 163 Susettc Kruckeberg Kevin Bergman Laurie Black Jonna Brewer Matt Broering Tammy DeMange Amy Dirksen Matt George Sherri Grilliot Paula Miller Brenda Poeppelman Adam Schwartz Kelly Speelman Nathan Stucke Gwenn Wehrkamp Janelle Wehrkamp Eric Winner Sydney Ratliff Aaron Bergman Jason Broerman Rob Davis Eric Depweg Clay Gasson Amy Gehret Holly George David Groff Theresa Heitkamp Stacy Hoelscher Sam Huwer Don Kaiser Emmy Knapke Brenda Krieg Jason Pleiman Jeff Pleiman Clint Reichert Shelly Stein Jesse Van Etten 164 Jennifer Harmon Janet Langenkamp Richie Mestemaker Laura Otte Henry Reichert Sherrie Van Etten Kelly Wehrkamp Lynne Dysert Stacie Bergman Jerry Broering Jodi Broerman Michael Broerman Kelli Buschur Lee Van Etten Matt Gibson Renee Grillot Chad Groff Susan Heitkamp Janelle Henderson Trisha Hierholzer Katrina Hiestand John Kaiser Christy Niekamp Jenny Otte Mindy Schwartz Mike Seger Craig Speelman Shawn Wehrkamp Jenny Winner Kevin Winner Irma Shumaker Brad Barga James Brewer Roger Broering Ed Busch Mitch Gehle Kevin Grilliot Matt Grilliot Stephanie Grilliot Second Grade 165 Jim Sommer Ryan Black Holly Broerman Tom Buschur Penny Davis Heidi George Jason Gibson Christa Hemmelgarn Betsy Hiestand Jamie Kaiser Greg Langenkamp Erin Neff Mitch Parin David Reichert Adam Seger Jamie Selhorst Taylor Stuck Eric Stucke Ryan Subler Alyssa Wehrkamp Jason Winner Julie Amspaugh Dale Barga Jaclyn Broerman Wayne DeMange Nick Ellis Carla Gasson Gretchen Grilliot Jonathan Harman Alicia Hemmelgarn Lee Hemmelgarn Misty Hummel Jennifer Kaffenberger Rachel Knapke 1 Adam Kunk Ben Mescher Nichole Prenger Darren Rismiller Pam Schwartz Elizabeth Selhorst Amber Simmons Margie Replogle H.S. Secretary Marilyn Swallow H.S. Secretary Faculty 167 Linda Isom Business Deb McKinney Reading Arlene Pohl Home Economics 168 Faculty Bonnie Gerber Math Gary Cooper Social Studies Anne Lass Language Arts Ron Mescher O.W.A. Judy Pence D.H. Not Pictured — Sue Leugers John Huddle Science Diana Malone Business Deb Nelson Math Jane Agne French, Spanish Bill Roll Ind. Arts, Phys. Ed William Safkow Vocal Music — Phys. Ed..Health, Tom Lear — Band Lois Smith Science Steve Glasscoe Social Studies Sam Custer Vocational Agriculture Phyllis Davis Business John Grilliot Industrial Arts Al Hetrick Guidance Jeff Leininger Science Clarence Leugers Language Arts Tom Donnelly Language Arts Lisa Taylor Lloyd Turner Language Arts Soc. Stu..Computer Lit Bob Reed Elementary Custodian Donna Wagner LD Tutor Marilyn Swallow H.S. Secretary Esther Woodworth Social Studies Brad Agne Elem. P.E. Jan Donnelly Speech. Hearing Vickie Hetrick Elementary Aide Wanda Brandon Mid. School Aide. Seer. Miriam Harman Sixth Grade Science Kay Holfinger Sixth Grade Math Randy Swisher Math.Athletic Director Diane Yakos Home Economics Mary Hecht Elem. Secretary Mark Isenhouer Intermediate D.H. Not Pictured — Dave Schmitz — O.W.E..Don Wick — Guidance Faculty 169 Margery Prakel Elementary Reading Pat Scoles Mid. School Lib. Aide Kathy Wood Middle School SLD Thelma Burns High School Cook Doris Keiser North Star Aide Donna Kissinger North Star Reading Janet Pitsenbarger Elementary Aide Ramona Nickol Sixth Grade Lang. Arts is that a look of honesty or what? Martha Schipfer Elementary Guidance Cindy Schulze Speech. Hearing Helen Stephan North Star Secretary Janet Turner Elementary SLD Janet Rinderle Sixth Grade Soc. Stu. Alnora Snedeker Elem. Vocal Music 170 Faculty Helen Fast High School Cook Karen Johnston High School Cook Marjorie McGreevy Elementary Cafeteria Evelyn Gaier Barb Garke High School Cook High School Cook A life of letters Kathy Hoelscher North Star Cook Pat Knapke High School Cook Jane Mumaw Elementary Cook Virginia Pittsenbarger Ele. Cook Manager Marvin Ray North Star Custodian These junior high dances are really wild!” Bob Reed Elementary Custodian Alma Richards Elementary Cook Esther Strausbaugh H.S. Cook Manager Martha Varner Elementary Cashier Not Pictured — Helen House — H.S. Custodian. Shorty Keller — H.S. Head Custodian. Elaine Sheffer — H.S. Custodian. Sandy DeLaet — School Nurse Faculty 171 . ADS 173 OHIO TRUCK LEASE, INC AmTralease — Providing Fuel Service Nationwide Sales And Leasing 513-526-5152 W - n - $ In The Long Run Tigers Are The Best We’re Pulling For You A.L. 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Jaclyn I 161 Magoto. Jamie 2 159 Magoto. Jeremy 6 151 202 lndex Magoto. Kimberly I 161 Magoto. Mandy 6 151 Magoto, Norma 156 Magoto. Renee 6 151 Magoto. Todd 9 60. 131. 145. 147 Magoto. Wendy 7 68. 99. III. 135. 146 Malone. Diana 133. 168 Mangen. Alex 7 68 Mangen. Brenda II 52. 133. 137. 138 Mangen. Candie 7 68. 79. 99 Mangen. David 12 19. 25, 132 Mangen. Eric 130. 132 Mangen. Lisa II 52. 68. 134. 136. 141. 142. 144. 145. 147 Mangen. Lori 7 66. 68. 79. 146. 147 Mangen. Melina II 30. 31. 52. 133. 134. 136. 137. 140. 141. 147. 208 Mangen. Paul 10 55. 135. 136 Mangen. Randy 7 68. 132 Mangen. Steve 8 63. 93. 132 Mangen. Ted 6 151 Mangen. Todd II 52. 90. 132 Mangen. Tom 7 68. 145 Manning. Amy 3 156 Manning. Jody k 163 Marchal. Alan K 55. 132 Marchal. April 5 153 Marchal. Gary 2 159 Marchal. Jamie k 163 Marchal. Kent 3 157 Marchal. Sara 5 153 Marchal. Susan 7 68. 146 Marrs. Kevin 80 Marshal. Angie 8 64. 135. 146 Marshal. Jeff 12 19. 25. 40. 82. 84. 85. 100. 101. 132. 134. 183 Marshal. Judy 12 23. 25. 126 Marshal. Kathy 10 56. 118. 135. 136. 137. 142. 147 Marshal. Lisa 12 19. 26. 126 Marshal. Mark 12 19. 26. 132 Marshal. Randy 6 151 Marshal. Tim 8 64 Marshal. Wayne 9 60 Marshall. Chad 3 157 Marshall. Tara 5 153 Martin. Evelyn 9 60 Martino. Linda 12 19. 26. 133. 191 Matthieu. Julie 138 May. Dan 9 60, 132 May. Frank 7 68. 132 May. Wanda 12 19. 26. 132. 135. 136. 141 Mayse. Missy 7 68. 73. III. 121. 147 McClurg. Angie 6 151 McClurg. James 8 64. 73 McClurg. Michael 3 157 McClurg. Renee 10 56. 136. 142. 144 McConaha. Matt 5 153 McConaha. Molly 7 68. 99. 146 McEldowney. Brian 4 155 McEldowney. Carrie 2 159 McEldowney. Chris 9 60. 76. 77. 117 McEldowney. Diane 98. 99 McEldowney. Helen 171 McEldowney. Jason 8 64 McEldowney. Jennifer k 163 McEldowney. John 5 153 McEldowney. Renne k 163 McEldowney. Roger 103 McEldowney. Scott 10 56. 101. 112. 113. 136 McEldowney. Steve 4 155 McEldowney. Tina 9 60. 77. 96. 116. 117 McEldowney. Vicky 7 68. 99. 146 McGlinch. Greg k 163 McGlinch. Jamie 10 56 McGreevy. Marjorie 171 McKay. Marilyn 7 68. 79. 99. 121. 139. 146 McKay. Meredith 8 64. 78. 98. III. 121. 135. 139. 146 McKay. Michelle II 52. 77. 106. 134. 135. 136. 141. 142 McKinney. Deb III. 139. 168 McNutt. Bryan 8 64 McNutt. Tracy II 52. 137. 138. 142. 144 Meier. Amy 6 151 Meier. Craig 2 159 Meier. Karen 9 60. 142 Meier. Lisa II 52. 133. 137. 138. 142 Melton. Shawn 7 68. 146 Mendenhall. Bobby 3 157 Mendenhall. Doug k 163 Merkle. Beth 10 56. 137 Merkle. Christina II 52. 128 Merkle. Nancy 9 60 Mescher. Aaron 3 157 Mescher. Allyson 5 153 Mescher. Ben K 166 Mescher. Jamie 10 56. 82. 101. 102. 136 Mescher. Ron 101. 117. 130. 168 Mescher. Tom 7 68. 88. 105. 147 Mestemaker. Bill 6 151 Mestemaker. Dan 8 64. 93. 132 Mestemaker. Richie 2 165 Metzcar. Kevin 6 151 Meyer. Betsy k 163 Meyer. Cindy 12' 19. 26. 116. 117. 134. 141. 186 Meyer. Dale 3 157 Meyer. Dan 6 151 Meyer. David 10 56. 132 Meyer. Doug 8 64. 132 Meyer. Elizabeth k 163 Meyer. Matthew I 161 Meyer. Susie 10 34. 56. 120. 131. 134. 136. 139. 140. 145 Meyer. Tammy 8 62. 64. 121. 132. 139. 145 Meyers. Carrie 2 159 Miles. David 6 151 Miller. Alan 8 64. 130 Miller, Angie 10 56 Miller. Beth 7 68. 145 Miller. Brad 130 Miller. Christy II 52. 133. 137. 138 Miller. Dane 10 56 Miller. Eric 8 64. 88 Miller. Mark 2 159 Miller. Michael 4 155 Miller. Paula 5 164 Miller. Richie 6 151 Miller. Stefanie II 52.136 Miller. Tommy 4 155 Mills. Angie 12 19. 26. 133. 141. 190 Mills. O. J. 10 56. 82 Mincer. Becky 12 19. 26. 138. 180. 185 Mincer. Christy 9 60. 138. 147 Minnich. Chris 4 155 Minnich. Conrad 168 Minnich. Ed 7 68. 132 Moehl, Mark I 161 Monnin, Amy 117 Monnin. Arnold 10 56. 132 Monnin. Beth 10 56. 134. 137. 142. 144 Monnin. Chad 9 60. 114. 132 Monnin. Dan 12 20. 26, 185 Monnin. Darryl 12 20. 26. 190 Monnin. Debbie 6 151 Monnin. Denise 10 34. 56. 131. 134. 135. 138. 140. 208 Monnin. Eric 7 68. 88. 105 Monnin. Gina 3 157 Monnin. Guy 12 23. 26. 126 Monnin. Jennifer 6 151 Monnin. Jeremy I 161 Monnin. John k 163 Monnin. Kathy II 52. 106. 134. 135. 136. 138. 141. 142. 144 Monnin. Matt 8 64. 93 Monnin. Noel 8 36. 64. 78. 98. III. 135. 146 Monnin. Paul 6 93. 151 Monnin. Scott 5 153 Montebon. Jay 8 64. 73. 93 Montebon. Leddee 5 153 Montebon. Neil K) 56. 73 Moorman. Karla 7 68. 79. 99. III. 146 Moran. Aaron 10 56. 82. 83. 84. 85. 90. 134 Moran. Eric II 52. 113. 134. 141. 147 Moran. Ethan 8 64. 88. 93 Moran. Heidi 5 153 Moran. Molly 6 151 Moran. Noah 7 68. 88. 110. 145 Moyer. Mike 10 56 Mulvaney. Erin 2 159 Mumaw. Brad 5 153 Mumaw. Chris 7 68. 88 Mumaw. Jane 171 Mumaw. Kevin 4 155 Mumaw. Matt 2 159 Mumaw. Ryan 2 159 Mumaw. Tracy 9 60. 96. 118 Murphy. Amanda I 161 Murphy. Wyatt k 163 Myers. Tom 12 20. 26. 130 N National Honor Society 135 Neargarder. Sheri 9 61. 120. 139 Neff, Dawn 147, 168 Neff. Erin I 166 Neff. Kelli 7 68. 99. III. 146. 147 Neff. Kevin 8 64. 88. 104 Neff. Stepham II 52. 129 Nelson. Deb 78, 79. 168 Nerderman. Eric I 161 Nerderman. Mike 8 64. 93. 132. 146 Nerderman. Renee 6 151 Newbauer. Amy 8 64. 138. 145 Nichols. Daniel 2 159 Nickol. Ramona 170 Niekamp. Bethany I 161 Niekamp. Brad 10 56. 82. K 3 Niekamp. Christy 3 165 Niekamp. Julie 7 68. III. 147 Niekamp. Patty 12 20. 26. 46. 133. 135. 141. 182 Nieport. Andy 10 56. 72. 109. 132. 134. 142 Nieport. Anita 10 56. 106. 121. 136. 137. 139. 144 Nieport. Heidi 4 155 Nieport. Karron 8 64. III. 146 Nisonger. Ryan k 163 Nisonger. Seth 3 157 Nogglc. Angie II 43. 52. 129 Noggle. Christina 3 157 o O'Dell. Robert 167 O'Dell. Sarah 3 157 O.W.E. 130 Oldiges. Kim 12 20. 26. 45. 46. 74. 75. 77. 134. 135. 140. 141. 181. 208 Oldiges. Tim 10 56 Oliver. Craig 7 68. 88. 93. 146 Oliver. Doug I 161 Oliver. Janice 171 Oliver. Jeff 4 155 Oliver. Michael I 161 Oliver. Ryan 3 157 Oliver. Tricia 9 61. 138. 145 OOEA 133 Opening I. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7, 8. 9. 10. II. 12 Overholser. Amanda 2 159 Overholser. Janel 5 153 Overholser. Jason 7 68. 93. 132. 146 Overholser. Wes 3 157 P Parin. Mitch I 166 Parin. Tony k 163 Parmenter. Doug II 52. 142 Parmenter. Tony 8 64. 130. 146 Paulus. Diane II 52. 147 Paulus. Susan 6 151 Pearson, Adam k 163 Pearson. Brian 4 155 Pence. Judy 168 Pepiot. Jeff 10 56 Pepple. Michelle 10 56. 136. 137. 142 Pcpple. Natalie 7 69. 146 Petitjean. Albert 3 157 Petitjean. Brian 8 64. 132 Petitjean. Chanda 10 56. 136. 147 Petitjean. Heidi k 163 Petitjean. Holly 5 153 Petitjean. John 3 157 Petitjean. Josh 8 64. 104. 132 Petitjean. Rhonda 10 56. 137 Petitjean. Shane 8 64. 88. 93 Petitjean. Shawn 7 69. 88. 145 Peyton. Chad 6 151 Peyton. Rachael 3 157 Phelan. Brent II 52. 82. 85. 102. 113. 114. 134. 136. 141 Phlipot. Becky 4 155 Phlipot. Brian I 161 Phlipot. Carl k 163 Phlipot. Destiney 2 159 Phlipot. Jenny k 163 lndex 203 Phlipoi. Krista 2 159 Phlipot. Matt 4 155 Phlipot. Mindy I 161 Phlipot. Robbie 2 159 Phlipot. Tyler 2 159 Pierron. Allen 10 56. 140. 20$ Pierron. Andy 5 153 Pierron. Anne 4 155 Pierron. Christa 3 157 Pierron. Dan 7 66. 69. 105. 145 Pierron. Gina 2 159 Pierron. Heidi 3 157 Pierron. Julie 4 155 Pierron. Kevin 9 61. 137 Pierron. Therese 7 69. 145. 147 Pitsenbarger. Janet 170 Pittsenbarger. Virginia 171 Platfoot. Jenny 9 61. 77. 147 Plat foot. Julie II 52. 117. 133. 137. 138 Platfoot. Rick 2 20. 26. 90. 141 Platt. Chuck 2 20. 26. 80 Play. Drama 35 Pleiman. Chris 12 20. 26. 132. 134. 141 Pleiman. Jason 4 164 Pleiman. Jeff 4 164 Pleiman, Lisa 7 69 Pleiman. Rick 10 56 Pleiman. Sean 8 64 Pleiman. Theresa 6 145. 151 Poeppelman. Brenda 5 164 Poeppelman. Carol 12 20. 26. 133. 134. 137. 138. 141. 184 Poeppelman. Jared 3 157 Poeppelman. Jill k 163 Poeppelman. Lori 6 151 Poeppelman. Lynn 137 Poeppelman. Philip 3 157 Poeppelman. Sharon 8 65. 138. 145 Poeppleman. Lynn 10 56 Poeppleman. Sara 5 153 Pohl. Arlene 138. 168 Pohl. Brian 6 151 Pohl. Christy 9 61. 136. 142. 144 Pohl. David II 50. 53. 82. 84. 85. 134. 141 Pohl. Rebecca 3 157 Pohlman. Amy 4 155 Pohlman. Bridgit 6 151 Pohlman. Jesse 2 159 Pohlman. Julia 3 157 Pohlman. Kevin k 163 Pohlman. Kristine 8 65. 138. 145 Pohlman. Matt 3 157 Pohlman. Rhonda 4 155 Poly. Jill II 53. 117. 136. 137. 141. 142. 144. 147 Poor. Heather 4 155 Poor. Nicki 7 69. 79. 99. 146 Pothast. Jon 8 65. 88. 93. 132 Pothast. Michelle 6 151 Potter. Tracy 2 159 Prakel. Margery 170 Prenger. Amy 6 151 Prenger. Craig II 53. 82. 84. 85. 101. 113. 134. 136. 141 Prenger. Doug 3 157 Prenger. Nichole K 166 Prenger. Stacy 8 65 Prenger. Todd 12 20. 26. 80. 113. 141. 186 Prom 40. 41. 42. 43 R Rahm. Aloysius k 163 Ranley. Neil 5 153 Ranley. Nicki 2 159 Raterman. Jackie 4 155 Raterman. Joey k 163 Ratliff. Sydney 164 Ray. Loretta 171 Ray. Marvin 171 Reck. Margaret 170 Reed. Bob 169. 171 Reed. Bobby 2 159 Reed. Wendy 2 159 Reichert. Clint 4 164 Reichert. David I 166 Reichert. Henry 2 165 Reier. Nikki k 163 Reier. Steve 7 69. 88. K25. 145 Reier. Tammy 6 151 Replogle. Margie 167 Ressler. Jenny 10 56. 142. 147 Rethman. Brenda 10 56. 77. 106. 131. 134. 136 Rethnian. Dan 12 20. 26. 30. 31. 40. 90. 91. 132. 134. 141. 186 Rethman. Doug 4 155 Rethman. Joyce 12 20. 26. 30. 31. 32. 40. 46. 47. 120. 134. 135. 139. 140. 141. 181 Rethman. Julie 10 57. 117, 118 Retz. Jamie k 163 Retz. Tiffany 2 159 Rhoades. Carrie k 57. 73. 106. 136. 163 Rhoades. Eric I 161 Rhoades. Kelly I 161 Rhoades. Kurt 3 157 Rhoades. Marie 3 157 Rhoades. Matthew 3 157 Rhoades. Trisha I 161 Richard. Jeffie 10 57. 136 Richard. Jodie 8 65. 121. 138. 139 Richard. Julie 6 151 Richards. Alma 171 Richhart. Tiffany 3 157 Rinderle. Chris 4 155 Rmderle. Janet 170 Rinderle. Susan I 161 Rindler. Joyce 40 Rismiller. Chad 6 151 Rismiller. Corey 12 20. 26. 127 Rismiller. Darren K 166 Rismiller. David I 161 Rismiller. Jeff 12 20. 26. 130 Rismiller. Kristi 4 155 Rismiller. Ron 10 57. 90. 92. 132 Rismiller. Sherry 7 69. 79. 145 Rismiller. Tom 9 61. 90. 92. 132 Roberts. Angie 6 151 Roberts. Clay 2 159 Robinson. Stephanie 12 20. 26. 133. 183 Roll. Andrea 6 151 Roll. Bill 93. 168 Roll. Jason 2 159 Roll. Jenny 9 61. 73. 106. 135. 136. 142. 144. 145 Roll. Katy k 163 Roll. Shawn I 161 Rose. David 2 159 Rosenbeck. Brian 4 155 Rue. Chris I 161 Runner. April 2 159 Runner. Chuck 7 69. 105. 145 Runner. Shelly 9 61. 130. 135. 138. 147 Runner. Travis k 163 Runner. Yvonne 10 57. 135. 136. 137. 138 Ruschau. Jackie K) 57. 80. 118. 135. 136. 142. 144 Ruschau. Joe II 53. 80. 90 Rush. Joe 8 65. 88. K 4 Rush. Melanie 8 65. 130. 138 Ryder. Terri 9 61. 142 $ Sabroff. Donneta I 161 Sabroff. Kevin 5 153 Sabroff. Kim K) 57 Safkow. William 145, 168 Saintignon. Lisa 3 157 Saintignon. Tiffany k 163 Sanderson. Jerry 4 155 Sanderson. Lani 2 159 Sanderson. Mike 12 20. 26. 127 Schipfer. Martha 170 Schlater. Ben I 161 Schlater. Christy 8 65. 78. 98. 135 Schlater. Dan 4 155 Schlater. Jackie II 53. 117. 136. 141 Schlater. Lois 12 21. 26. 40. 74. 75. 77. 116. 117. 134. 140. 141. 183 Schlater. Lori 7 69. 121. 139. 140. 146 Schlecty, Craig 10 57. 132 Schmidt. Denise k 163 Schmitmeyer. Aaron k 163 Schmitmeyer. Angie 12 21. 26. 30. 31. 133. 137. 138. 141. 181 Schmitmeyer. Doug 6 151 Schmitmeyer. Kevin 5 153 Schmitmeyer. Lisa 4 155 Schmitmeyer. Sarah I 161 Schmitmeyer. Todd 9 61. 132 Schmitmeyer. Vickie I 161 Schmitz, Dave 82. 108. 130. 169 Schmitz. Krista 8 62. 65. 78. 98. 138. 146 Schoenlein. David 5 153 Schoenlein. Ricky 9 61 Schrader. Autumn k 163 Schrader. Heather I 161 Schrader. Michelle 8 65 Schuette. Beth 6 151 Schuette. Brad 3 157 Schuette. Bruce 9 58. 61. 82. 103. 108. 109 Schuette. William 167 Schulten. Laurie k 163 Schulten. Ryan I 161 Schultz. Angie 3 157 Schultz. Ashley k 163 Schultz. Carey 10 57. 120. 134. 136. 139. 142 Schultz. Eric 6 151 Schultz. Shane 8 65. 88. 93 Schulze. Brad 10 57. 82 Schulze. Cindy 170 Schulze. Jill 7 69. 79. 145 Schutz. Ryan I 161 Schutz. Wesley 5 153 Schwartz. Adam 5 164 Schwartz. Pam K 166 Scoles. Pat 170 Seger. Adam I 166 Seibel. Nichole 8 65. 98 Seibert. Don 9 61 Selhorst. Elizabeth K 166 Selhorst. Jamie I 166 Seniors 12-27 Shaffer. Bryce 8 65 Shaffer. Tracey 9 61 Shappie. Brandy 3 157 Shappie. Brenda 10 57. 131. 135. 138. 145. 147 Shappie. Dan 5 153 Shardo. Angie 8 65. 78. 98. III. 135. 138. 140 Shardo. Jackie 7 69. 79. 99. III. 146 Shardo. Jim 98 Shardo. Mike 9 61. 103. 109 Sheffer. Chris 5 153 Sheffer. Elaine 171 Shepherd. Missie 6 151 Shepherd. Neil 8 65. 88. 93. 110 Shimp. Joshua 3 157 Short. Donnie 7 69. 110 Siegel. David 12 21. 26. 34. 34. 113. 131. 134. 141. 181. 190 Simmons. Amber K 166 Simmons. Jenny 7 69. 145 Simmons. Larry I 161 Simmons. Michelle 6 151 Simon. Amy 7 69. 73. 146 Simon. Mandee 3 157 Simon. Michael 3 157 Simon. Missy 8 62. 65. 78. 98. 121. 138. 139. 146 Simon. Stephanie 8 65. 78. 138. 146 Sirch. Dodie 9 61. 136. 147 Slagle. Doug II 34. 50. 53. 82. 108. 103. 131. 134. 135. 141. Slonkosky. Polly 170 Smith. Chris k 163 Smith. Christina k 163 Smith. Chuck k 163 Smith. Dee Ann II 53. 147 Smith. Jason I 161 Smith. Jenny 8 65. 121. 138. 139. 146 Smith. Kelly 7 69. 79. 99. III. 145 Smith. Lois 168 Smith. Ryan 9 61. 114 Snedeker. Alnora 170 Softball. Reserve 118. 119 Softball. Varsity 116. 117 Sommer. Jim 166 Sophomores 54. 55. 56. 57 Spahr. Misty k 163 Spangler. Faye 137. 169 Speelman. Kelly 5 164 Speelman. Larry 10 57 Spencer. Matt 3 157 Spitzer. Jim 9 61. 80. 108. 109 Spitzer. Kenny 10 57. 102. 113. 114 Spitzer. Rob 8 65 Staff 148. 149 204 lndex Stahl. Kelli II 53. 74. 77. 117. 134. 135. 136. 141. 147 Stahl. Lewie 10 57. 80. 101. 136 Stall. Bruce 82. IQ. 113. 169 Stall. Drew 5 153 Stall. Matt 8 65. 88. 104 Stammen. Brad 5 153 Stammen. Jason 9 61. 82. 103 Stammen. Jeff 82 Stammen. Joel 2 159 Stammen. Kristin I 161 Standiford. Missy II 53. 129 Stauffer. Janelle 3 157 Stauffer. Shari k 163 Stein. Shelly 4 164 Stephan. Doug 9 61. 132 Stephan. Helen 170 Stephan. Kurt 6 151 Stephan. Mike II 53. 132 Stewart. Russ 169 Stockslager. Missy 12 21. 26. 133. 138. 184 Stonebraker. Sara 2 159 Stonebraker. Shane 9 61. 82. 103. 114 Stover. Eric 3 157 Stover. Stacy 4 155 Strausbaugh. Esther 171 Streib. Billy k 163 Streib. Carla 7 69. 79. 98. 99. 140. 146 Streib. Christa 4 155 Streib. Kathy 5 153 Streib. Susan 10 30. 31. 57. 96. 117. 118. 142 Strobel. Amy 7 69. III. 145. 147 Stuck. Aimee II 53. 132. 136. 137. 142 Stuck. Jeff 6 151 Stuck. Shannon 6 151 Stuck. Taylor I 166 Stucke. Chad 12 22. 26. 141 Stucke. Eric I 166 Stucke. Jason 7 69. 146 Stucke. Nathan 5 164 Stutz. Phil 12 22. 26. 43. 126 Subler. Amanda 2 159 Subler. Ann Marie 10 34. 57. 131. 136. 142. 145 Subler. Brenda II 53. 121. 134. 136. 137. 138. 139. 140. 141. 142. 147. 208 Subler. Brian 3 157 Subler. Carl 6 82. 151 Subler. Crissy K) 34. 57. 118. 120. 131. 136. 139. 140. 142 Subler. Dan 7 36. 69. 88. 105. 145 Subler. Jeff 9 61. 103. 114 Subler. Jenny 10 57. 120. 136. 139. 142 Subler. Jill 12 14. 26. 30. 31. 34. 40. 120. 131. 139. 141. 180 Subler. Kara k 163 Subler. Kevin I 161 Subler. Lonnie 12 23. 26. 130 Subler. Lynn 12 22. 26. 45. 46. 135. 140. 141. 142. 191. 208 Subler. Nathan 7 69. 88. 105. 145 Subler. Rachel II 34. 53. 131. 136. 137. 141. 147 Subler. Ryan I 166 Subler. Shane 4 155 Summers. Tim 82. 105. 154 Swabb. Roberta 2 159 Swabb. Rod 6 151 Swallow. Craig 2 159 Swallow. Jill k 163 Swallow. Marilyn 167. 169 Swartz. Kasey 5 153 Swisher. Randy 82. 88. 104. 169 T Taylor. Lisa 140. 169 Theurer. Darrell 8 65 Theurer. Joy 7 69. 79. 145. 147 Thiebeau. Jacquelyn 2 159 Thiebeau. Tina 5 153 Thobe. Denise 10 57 Thobe. John I 161 Thobe. Keith II 53 Thobe. Scott 7 61. 69. 105. 132. 145 Thornsberry. Jenienne 12 22. 26. 138 Thornsberry. Joe 2 159 Thornsberry. Mike 10 57 Todd. Shawn 8 65. 98. 138 Touch 135 Track. Boys 108. 109 Track. Girls 106. 107 Track. Junior High Boys 110 Track. Junior High Girls III Treon. Chad 3 157 Treon. Dean II 53. 80. 129 Treon. Doug 12 23. 26. 30. 31. 141. 183 Treon. Kim k 163 Treon. Kristina 2 159 Treon. Tom 10 54. 57. 82 Trittschuh. John 12 23. 26 Trittschuh. Sandy 12 23. 26. 130 Trittschuh. Tonda 9 61 Tucker. Edward 4 155 Tucker. Jaime k 163 Tucker. Misty 2 159 Turner. Billy 2 159 Turner. Cory k 163 Turner. Janet 170 Turner. Jason 3 157 Turner. Jeremy I 161 Turner. Kerry I 161 Turner. Lloyd 102. 169 Turpen. Adam 6 82. 151 Turpen. Andy 12 23. 26. 34. 82. 108. 109. 127 u Underclass 48. 49 Unger. Shane k 163 Unger. Shawn 4 155 V Van Etten. Jesse 4 164 Van Etten. Matt 6 151 Varner. Brad 5 153 Varner. Curtis I 161 Varner. Martha 171 Villarreal. Doren 3 157 Villarreal. Paula 7 69. 145. 147 Virden. Adrian 8 65. 78. 138. 145 Vogel. Christy I 161 Vogel. Cindy 34. 131 Vogel. Craig 9 61 Vogel. Neal 6 151 Voisard. Scott 10 30. 31. 54. 57. 82. 90. 134 Volleyball. Reserve 76 Volleyball. Varsity 74 Volleyball Eighth 78 Volleyball-Seventh 79 Von Duhn. Louis I 161 w Wagaman. Jill 2 159 Wagner. Brian 10 57. 82. 102 Wagner. Craig I 161 Wagner. Donna 169 Wagner. Jenny 6 151 Wagner. Joe k 163 Wagner. Julie 4 155 Wagner. Susan I 161 Wakefield. Laura 10 57. 77. 96. 97. 118. 131. 134. 135. 136. 142 Wakefield. Linda 10 34. 57. 77. 96. 117. 118. 131. 134. 135. 136. 145 Wakefield. Missy 9 61. 76. 77. 118. 121. 136. 139 Wakefield. Sundra K) 57. 74. 75. 77. 97. 106. 135. 136 Ward. Scott I 161 Watren. Andy 5 153 Watren. Dan II 53. 101. 102. 113. 134. 140 Watren. Matt 12 23. 45. 101. 112. 113. 134. 141 Wayniire. Carrie 12 23. 27. 131. 135. 138. 141. 182. 183 Waymire. Don 5 153 Weaver. Craig 3 157 Weaver. Shane 4 155 Weaver. Susan II 43. 53. 136. 137. 138. 141 Weese. Barbara 3 157 Weese. Tim 8 65. 130 Wehrkamp. Alyssa I 166 Wehrkamp. Gwenn 5 164 Wehrkamp. Janelle 5 164 Wehrkamp. Kelly 2 165 Wehrkamp. Mindy 12 23. 27. 133. 181. 185 Weitholter. Ben I 161 Wenmng. LeAnn II 53. 136. 137. 147 Westgerdes. Cindy 10 57 Westgerdes. David 12 23. 27. 141. 183 Wick. Don 169 Wietholter. Tammy 3 157 Wietholter. Tonya 5 153 Wietholter. Tracy 6 151 Williams. Benjamin I 161 Williams. Mike 9 61. 82. 90 Wingfield. Rob 7 69. 88. 93 Winner. Brian 6 151 Winner, Dale 10 57, 132 Winner. Dan 132. 141 Winner. Deb 8 37. 65. 78 Winner. Eric 5 164 Winner. Jason I 166 Wion. Kristi I 161 Wion. Shona 10 57. 137. 142 Wood. Brian 5 153 Wood. John I 161 Wood. Kathy 170 Wood. Kevin 6 151 Wood. Nikki I 161 Woodworth. Esther 135. 169 Wooten. Brad I 161 Wooten. James 9 61. 132 Wooten. Mary Ann 8 65. 78. 138. 146 Wooten. Nikki 2 159 Worden. Brandy k 163 Wrestling. Junior High 93 Wrestling. Reserve 92 Wrestling. Varsity 90. 91 Wuebker. Alan 7 69. 88. 105. 132. 145 Wuebker. Jeff 10 57. 132. 136 Wuebker. Jennifer 2 159 Wuebker. Joel 9 59. 61. 82. K 2, 114 Wuebker. Matt II 53. K)2. 141 Wulber. Ryan I 161 Y Yagle. Jeremy k 163 Yagle. Mandy 4 155 Yagle. Mike 2 159 Yakos. Amy I 161 Yakos. Diane 135. 169 Yakos. Ryan 5 153 Yearbook 140 York. Bruce 12 23. 27. 126 York. Chris II 53. 82. 85. 102. 134. 141 York. Dan 4 155 Young. Joe 3 157 Young. Robert 3 157 z Zumberger. Denise 12 23. 27. 133. 134. 138. 141. 180 Zumberger. Sue 158 lndex 205 PORTAL Another year of exciting sports events, special occasions, and moments with friends has passed, but the memories of such will continue to exist in each of us and in the Portal. 207 Without the assistance of the members of the staff and especially Mr. Leugers, the Portal would have not been a success. Special thanks to each of them. Also, thanks are extended to the patrons and to Jerry and Sue Kerns along with Jim and Vaughn Wakefield for photographs. Opening — Lynn Subler — Editor Activities — Kathy Grieshop — Sheri Griesdorn Underclass Faculty — Brenda Groff — Melina Mangen — Brenda Subler Sports — Vickie Knapke — Julie Grieshop — Kim Oldiges — Stephanie Gerling Clubs — Michelle Hart — Lisa Huelskamp Ads — Denise Monnin — Treasurer Photographer — Allen Pierron — John Anderson Adviser — Clarence Leugers 208 Closing