Versailles High School - Portal Yearbook (Versailles, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1988 volume:

Mystery is something that can’t be explained. What is it that makes V.H.S. tick? Why do the students enjoy their days here? What makes them celebrate life? The search goes on for that elusive clue, the solution to the puzzle. Introduction 3 Suspense lends a little excitement to life. What lies in wait? Will there be a quiz today? What are we having for lunch? What is that for lunch???? Who’s having a fight with whom? What are we doing this weekend? The anticipation of the future makes the present that much more enjoyable. Homecoming 5 Intrigue is fascinating, exciting, secretive. Who will win the game? Will the outcome of the contest be successful? Was the planning carried out completely? Has each person done his or her part? Who’s dating whom behind whose back? What rumor is going around now? Can I sleep in class and fool the teacher? Plots and more plots! Disguise is a way to hide something. It might by our feelings. It might by our identity. What really do we hide? Is everything what it seems to be? Are we as good or as bad as we seem? Do we disguise our innermost sentiments even to our best friends? Do we hide our uncertainties about winning and losing behind a false facade? What do we all hide? Introduction 1' Class Color: Navy Blue and Gray Class Poem As we reach out our hand The diploma we grasp, While we think of the memories Of the years in the past, Tears fill our eyes Because it’s all gone. We’re starting a new life, We have to move on. We hope friends will keep in touch As the years pass us by, Although it hurts inside We’ll try not to cry. We think of kindergarten And our first day, Now we've reached the end We are going away. How do you say good-by To friends who mean so much? Will there be time To sincerely keep in touch? You’ll always have the memories Of your school years from day one. Don’t think of school as ending — Think a new life has begun. President Vice President Secretary T reasurer Lee Knore Robert Arling David Pohl Rhonda Grillot Kevin Baltes Matt Barga Doug Slagle Christopher Barhorst 16 Scott Dahlstrom Angie DiSalvo Donald Francis David DeLaet Daniel Didier Sharon Didier Julie Drees Joshua Eiting Todd Francis Kim Gaier Christi Fields Jenny Gehret Doug Davidson Lee Gehret Sharon Gehret Annette Gehron Jim Gigandet 17 Rebecca Grisez Brenda Groff Michelle Hart Kevin Hemmelgarn Deborah Hesson Jeremy Hiestand Steve Hoelscher Samuel Holsapple Tim Huber David Keihl Matthew Keihl Diane Keiser Melissa Heitkamp Michelle Kimmel Douglas Parmenter Diane Paulus Jill Poly Craig Prenger Brent Phelan Joseph Ruschau Julie Platfoot Jackie Schlater 21 Joe Simmons Mike Stephan Keith Thobe Dean Treon Dan Watren Susan Weaver 22 LeAnne Wenning SENIOR ACTIVITIES Robert Urban Arling Son of Urban and Irma Arling Football 9, 10, 11, 12 College Club 12 Industrial Arts Club 12 Kevin Michael Baltes Son of Monte and Beverly Baltes Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12 Football 9 French Club 9, 10, 11. 12 IDAA 9, 10 Math-Science 9, 10, 11, 12 Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12 National Honor Society 11, 12 College Club 11, 12 National Science Olympiad 11, 12 Darke County Science test 10, 11, 12 Matthew James Barga Son of David and Thelma Barga Baseball 9, 10, 11 French Club 9, 10 Student Council 11 College Club 12 Homecoming Court 11, 12 Christopher Barhorst Son of Gerald and Linda Barhorst Football 9 Basketball Stats 12 Anthony Douglas Brandt Son of Jim and Linda Brandt Wrestling 9 Football 10 O.W.E. 11, 12 F.F.A. 9, 10, 11, 12 Cynthia May Broerman Daughter of Fred and Alma Broerman Basketball 9, 10, 11 Track 9, 10, 11, 12 Cross-Country 10, 11, 12 Band 9, 10, 11, 12 Pep Band 10, 11, 12 Solo and Ensemble 9, 10, 11, 12 All County Band 11, 12 Varsity V 10, 11, 12 College Club 11,12 National Honor Society 11, 12 David S. Brown Son of Charles and Dolores Brown Track 10, 11, 12 Cross Country 11, 12 Drama Club 10, 11, 12 Math-Science Club 12 French Club 12 Industrial Arts Club 12 David Edwards Bruns Son of Edward and Irene Bruns Football 9 Track 11,12 Cross Country 12 French Club 9, 12 Math-Science Club 11, 12 College Club 12 Darke County Science Test 10 Science Olyun- paid 11 David Michael Buxton Son of Dave and Jean Buxton Football 9, 10, 11, 12 Basketball 9, 10 Track 11 Student Council 11 Nancy Claxton Daughter of Ronald and Agnes Claxton Student Librarian 10, 11 F.T.A. 9, 10, 11, 12 F.H.A. 9, 10, 11, 12 Treasurer O.E.A. 11, 12 S.A.D.D. 11. 12 Melissa Kay Crowell Daughter of Lyle and Karon Crowell and the late Wanda Coombs Winter Guard 10 Flag Corps 11 Wrestling Cheerleader 11, 12 Spanish Club 10 O.O.E.A. 11 Chapter Historian 12 Chapter, Regional, and State Historian Scott Dahlstrom Son of James and Carol Dahlstrom Band 9 O.E.A. 11, 12 J.V.S. Class Historian 11 Douglas Eric Davidson Son of James and Linda Davidson Basketball 9 Golf 11, 12 French Club 9, 10 Varsity V 11, 12 David Edward DeLaet Son of John and Sandy DeLaet Golf 9. 10, 11, 12 Basketball 9, 10 Chorus 9, 10 High School Show Choir 12 I.D.A.A. S.A.D.D. 9, 10, 11, 12 Student Council 9 Varsity V 10, 11, 12 Math-Science Club 9, 11, 12 Drama Club 10, 11, 12 College Club 11, 12 Treasurer Daniel R. Didier Son of Mr. and Mrs. R.J. Didier Golf 9, 10 V.I.C.A. 11 Sharon Ann Didier Daughter of Ed and Marie Didier Track 11, 12 Student Librarian 10 F.T.A. 10 O.O.E.A. 11 Chapter Secretary 12 Chapter Secretary Angela Lynn DiSalvo Daughter of Peter and Mary DiSalvo Cross Country 9, 10, 11, 12 Track and Field 9, 10, 11, 12 Winter Swim Team 9 Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12 President French Club 9, 10 Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12 President Varsity V 10, 11, 12 President College Club 11, 12 Drama Club 10 S.A.D.D. 11, 12 Wrestling Stat 11 National Honor Society 11,12 Reporter Homecoming Court 12 Student o the Month 12 Julia Marie Drees Daughter of Paul and Lois Drees anc the late Marlene Drees Band 9, 10 Wrestling Cheerleader 9 10 French Club 9, 10, 11 F.T.A. 9, 10 11, 12 O.O.E.A. 11, 12 Parlimentariar Joshua James Eiting Son of James and Esther Eiting Spanish Club 10, 11 S.A.D.D. 11, 1J Golf 9 Track 10 Christi Jo Fields Daughter of Chester and Kay Fields Girls Track 10 Winter Guard 10 Foot ball Basketball Cheerleader 9, 10, 11 12 Office Aid 10, 11 French Club 9, 10 11 President Math Science Club 10 11 Secretary F.H.A. 11,12 Cheerlead ing Associations, 10, 11, 12 Treasure Varsity V Club 11, 12 College Club 11 12 Secretary National Honor Societ 11, 12 Girls State 11 Homecomin Court 12 Donald Francis Son of Henry and Ida Francis F.F.A. 9 O.W.E. 10, 11, 12 Todd J. Francis Son of Larry and Jan Francis Wrestling 9, 10 Baseball 9 Industrie Arts Club 12 Vice President Count Science Test 9 Boys State Kimberly L. Gaier Daughter of Arthur and Evelyn Gaier Basketball 9 Track 9, 10, 11 Conce Band 9, 10 Marching Band 9, 10, 1 Pep band 9, 10, 11, 12 F.T.A. 9, 1( 11, 12 Vice President F.H.A. 9, 10, 1 Treasurer 12 President Math-Scienc Club 10, 11, 12 I.D.A.A. 10, 11, 1 S.A.D.D. 10, 11, 12 French Club 9, 1( 11, 12 Varsity V 10, 11, 12 Colleg Club 11, 12 Girls State Alternate 11 24 Jennifer Lynn Gehret Daughter of Tony and Donna Gehret Marching Band 9, 10, 11 Concert Band 9, 10, 11 F.H.A. 9, 10, 11, 12 Spanish Club 9, 10, 11, 12 F.T.A. 10, 11. 12 College Club 11, 12 O.O.E.A. 11 Treasurer 12 Lee Edward Gehret Son of Ed and Mary Lee Gehret Football 9, 10, 11, 12 Wrestling 10, 11, 12 Baseball 9, 10 Track 11, 12 Math Science Club 9, 10 Varsity V 11, 12F.F.A. 9, 10, 11, 12 Student Advisor Sharon M. Gehret Daughter of Urban and Irene Gehret Track Stats 11 Band 9, 10, 11, 12 Pep Band 11, 12 Chorus 12 Spanish Club 9, 10, 11 F.H.A. 9, 10, 11, 12 Reporter F.T.A. 9, 10, 11, 12 College Club 11, 12 Annette Sue Gehron Daughter of Willard and Karen Gehron Concert Band 9, 10 All-County Band 9, 10, 11, 12 Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12 Pep Band 10, 11, 12 S.A.D.D. 9, 10 Math Science Club 9, 10 Art Club 10 F.T.A. 10 O.O.E.A. 11, 12 Track Stat 10 Jim Gigandet Son of Roger and Carol Gigandet Basketball 9 V.I.C.A. 11, 12 Rhonda Sue Grillot Daughter of Dennis and Diane Grillot Class Officer 9, 10, 11, 12 Volleyball 9, 10 Track 9, 10, 11, 12 Chorus 9 Wrestling Cheerleader 9, 10, 11 Spanish Club 9, 10, 11 F.T.A. 10, 11 O.O.E.A. 11,12 Vice President College Club 11, 12 National Honor Society 11,12 Secretary Varsity V 12 Homecoming Court 9, 12 Queen Rebecca Mae Grisez Daughter of Raymond and Rosemary Grisez Student Librarian 10, 11, 12 O.O.E.A. 11, 12 Brenda Yvette Groff Broering Daughter of Ronald and Kay Groff Band 9, 10, 11 Spanish Club 9, 10 Vice President 11, 12 F.T.A. 10, 11, 12 Yearbook 11, 12 Tri-Editor Math Science Club 11 College Club 11, 12 F.H.A. 11, 12 Homecoming Court 10, 12 Michelle Ann Hart Daughter of Dan and Barb Hart F.H.A. 9, 10, 11, 12 Spanish Club 9, 10, 11, 12 F.T.A. 10, 11, 12 Art Club 9, 10, 11, 12 Math Science Club 11, 12 Yearbook 11, 12 College Club 11, 12 Touch 11, 12 Drama Club 12 Melissa Denise Heitkamp Daughter of Virgil and Joan Heitkamp Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12 Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12 Winter Guard 10, 11 Basketball Mascot 11 F.T.A. 10, 11, 12 F.H.A. 11, 12 Math Science Club 9, 10, 11, 12 Spanish Club 9, 10, 11,12 College Club 11,12 Track Stat 11 Kevin Edward Hemmelgarn Son of Ed and Dianne Hemmelgarn Baseball 10, 11, 12 Deborah S. Hesson Daughter of Larry and Joan Hesson Band 9, 10, 11, 12 F.F.A. 12 Spanish Club 9, 10 Secretary, 11, 12 F.T.A. 10, 11, 12 F.H.A. 11, 12 College Club 11, 12 Math Science 11 Denise Hewitt Daughter of Dale and Wanda Dickmann Jeremy John Hiestand Son of Ronald and Joyce Hiestand Math Science 9 Industrial Arts Club 12 Stacie M. Hoelscher Daughter of Kathleen Hoelscher and the late Victor Hoelscher Volleyball 9, 10 Football Mascot 11 F.F.A. 9, 10, 11 Vice President 12 President Spanish Club 10, 11, 12 Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12 Treasurer Steven Michael Hoelscher Son of Kathleen Hoelscher and the late Victor Hoelscher O.W.E. 11, 12 F.F.A. 9, 10, 11, 12 Sam Holsapple Son of Samuel and Beverly Holsapple Football 9, 10 V.I.C.A. 11, 12 Timothy P. Huber Son of Paul and Barb Huber Wrestling 9, 10, 11 Baseball 10, 11 French Club 9 Industrial Arts Club 12 Lisa Mary Huelskamp Daughter of Gary and Donna Huelskamp Track Stats 9, 10 Baseball Stats 11,12 Band 9, 10, 11 Librarian 12 Librarian Pep Band 10, 11, 12 Winter Guard 9, 10, 11 F.H.A. 9, 10, 11 Historian and Reporter 12 Vice President French Club 9, 10 Treasurer 11, 12 Math Science Club 10 Vice President 11, 12 President F.T.A. 10, 11, 12 Yearbook 11, 12 I.D.A.A. Touch 10, 11, 12 Art Club 9, 10, 11, 12 National Honor Society 11, David T. Keihl Son of Dave and Sue Keihl Golf 10, 11, 12 F.F.A. 9, 10, 11, 12 Varsity V 11 Matthew David Keihl Son of Charles and Suzanne Keihl Cross Country 11, 12 Track 9, 11, 12 Marching Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12 Chorus 10, 12 Pep Band 10, 11, 12 All-County Band 11, 12 Darke County Science Test 9, 10, 11, 12 Science Olympiad 11, 12 French Club 10, 11, 12 Math Science club 10, 11, 12 College Club 11, 12 S.A.D.D. 11, 12 National Honor Society 11, 12 President Touch 12 Varsity V 12 Diane Jean Keiser Daughter of Louis and Doris Keiser Spanish Club 9, 10, 11 Representative 12 Representative College Club 11,12 F.T.A. 11,12 Office Help 12 Girls State Alternate 11 Michelle Renee Kimmel Daughter of Barry and Donna Kimmel Math Science Club 9 F.T.A. 10 O.O.E.A. 11, 12 25 Lee Patrick Knore Son of Dr. C. Leon and Sue Knore Class Officer, President 9, 10, 11, 12 National Honor Society 11, 12 Art Club 9 French Club 9, 10, 11, 12 S.A.D.D. 10, 11, 12 Boys State 11 Varsity V Club 10, 11, 12 President Math S-cience Club 10, 11, 12 Football 9, 10, 11, 12 Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12 Baseball 9 Track 10, 11, 12 College Club 11, 12 Deb Lotz Daughter of Val and Joan Groff Student Librarian 9 F.T.A. 9, 10, 11, 12 Math Science Club 10 Spanish Club 10, 11 O.E.A. 11, 12 Chapter and Regional Treasurer College Club 11, 12 Yearbook 12 Theodore Michael Lyons Son of Thomas and Donna Lyons Football 9, 10, 11, 12 Track 9, 11 French Club 9, 10 Vice President 11, 12 College club 11, 12 Math Science Club 11, 12 Brenda Lee Mangen Daughter of John and Dorothy Mangen Winterguard 10 F.T.A. 9, 10, 11, 12 F.H.A. 10, 11. 12 O.O.E.A. 11, 12 Lisa Marie Mangen Daughter of Nolan and Norma Mangen Band 9, 10, 11, 12 Pep Band 10, 11 Yearbook 12 F.T.A. 9, 12 French Club 9, 10, 11, 12 Math Science Club 11, 12 Vice President College Club 11,12 Girls State 11 Voice of Democracy 11 First Place 12 Third place Darke County Science Test 11 Melina A. Mangen Daughter of Earl and Carolyn Mangen Softball 9 Track Stat 10, 11, 12 Football-Basketball Cheerleader 9, 10 F.T.A. 9, 10, 11, 12 Spanish Club 9, 10, 11, 12 Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12 Secretary F.H.A. 10 O.O.E.A. 11 President 12 President College Club 11, 12 Art Club 11 Math Science Club 11 Yearbook 11, 12 Tri-Editor Homecoming Court 11 26 Todd F. Mangen Son of Clete and Kay Mangen Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12 F.F.A. 9, 10, 11 Assistant Sentinel 12 Sentinel Michelle Marie McKay Daughter of Robert and Pamela McKay Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12 Track 9, 10, 11, 12 Band 9, 10, 11, 12 Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12 Winterguard 10, 11 Yearbook 10 Spanish Club 9, 10 President 11, 12 Student Council 9, 10 12 Vice-President I.D.A.A. 9, 10, 11, 12 Art Club 11 National Honor Society 11, 12 Varsity V 11, 12 College Club 11, 12 S.A.D.D. 11, 12 Tracy McNutt Daughter of Mike and Diane McNutt Winterguard 10 Band 9, 10, 11, 12 Pep Band 10, 11, 12 F.T.A. 11, 12 F.H.A. 10, 11, 12 S.A.D.D. 11 Lisa Ann Meier Daughter of Dale and Jane Meier Band 9, 10, 11, 12 Pep Band 10, 12 F.H.A. 10, 11, 12 French Club 10 O.O.E.A. 11, 12 Christine Merkle Daughter of Harley and Jane Merkle F.H.A. 10, 11, 12 Christine L. Miller Daughter of Mary and John Miller Basketball 9 F.H.A. 10 Secretary 11, 12 Secretary F.T.A. 10, 11, 12 Spanish Club 10 O.O.E.A. 11 Vice President 12 Stefanie R. Miller Daughter of Larry and Myrna Rue Softball 9 Winterguard 11 F.T.A. 9, 11, 12 F.H.A. 10 Spanish Club 10, 11, 12 Art Club 9, 11 Math Science 11 College Club 11, 12 Katherine Mary Monnin Daughter of Lester and Norma Monnin National Honor Society 11, 12 Vice President French Club 9, 10, 11, 12 F.H.A. 10, 11, 12 Historian Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12 Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12 Pep Band 10, 11, 12 Math Science Club 9, Treasurer 10, 11, and 12 College Club 11, 12 Eric Moran Son of John and Mary Moran Football 9, 12 Golf 10 Basketball 9, 10, 12 Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12 Art Club 11 French Club 9 College Club 11, 12 Varsity V 11, 12 Stephani Lynn Neff Daughter of Steve Neff and Joyce Arnett Softball 9 Flag Core 10, 11, 12 Representative Basketball Mascot 9 F.T.A. 9 French Club 9, 10 F.H.A. 10, 11 V.I.C.A. 11 President 12 Treasurer Student Council 10 Angie Noggle Daughter of Robert and Sandra Noggle Student Librarian 12 F.T.A. 9, 10 Math Science 9 Spanish Club 9, 10 F.H.A. 10, 11, 12 O.O.E.A. 11, 12 Douglas A. Parmenter Son of Paul and Karen Parmenter Band 9, 10, 11, 12 Winter Guard 10, 11, 12 Pep Band 10, 11, 12 S.A.D.D. 11, 12 Diane Kaye Paulus Daughter of Gerald anck Rose Mary Paulus Football-Basketball Cheerleader 9, 10 Marching Band 9, 10, 11 Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12 Track Stat 10, 11 Rifle Guard 11, 12 French Club 9, 10 Art club 9, 10, 11 Treasuer 12 College Club 11, 12 President Brent James Phelan Son of James and Carolyn Phelan Football 9, 10, 11, 12 Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12 Baseball 9, 10, 11 Chorus 9, 10 French Club 9, 10, 11, 12 Math Science Club 11, 12 Varsity V 11, 12 College Club 11, 12 Julie Diann Platfoot Daughter of Richard and Sheila Coffield Softball 9, 10, 11, 12 Art Club 9 F.H.A. 11, 12 O.O.E.A. 11, 12 F.T.A. 11, 12 David R. Pohl Son of Harold and Debra Pohl Class Officer of Vice President 9, 10, 11, 12 Football 9, 10, 11, 12 Baseball 9 Varsity V 10, 11, 12 College Club 11, 12 Jill A. Poly Daughter of Robert and Lois Poly Softball 10, 11, 12 Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12 Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12 Pep Band 9, 10, 11, 12 Secretary, Drum Major and Student Director French Club 9, 10 Secretary.il, 12 College Club 11, 12 F.T.A. 9, 10, 11, 12 Art Club 9, 10, 11, 12S.A.D.D. 11, 12 Craig Ward Prenger Son of Larry and Diane Prenger Football 9, 10, 11, 12 Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12 Baseball 10, 11, 12 French Club 9, 10, 11, 12 Varsity V 10, 11, 12 College Club 11, 12 Homecoming Court 12 Joseph M. Ruschau Son of Bob and Joan Ruschau Golf 9, 10, 11, 12 Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12 Math Science Club 9, 10, 11, 12 Varsity V 10, 11, 12 Industrial Arts Club 12 President Jackie J. Schlater Daughter of Gregor and Gail Schlater Volleyball 9 Softball 9, 10, 11 Spanish Club 9, 10, 11, 12 College Club 11, 12 Yearbook 12 Douglas Alan Slagle Son of Ernie Slagle and Marsha Seibel Class Officer of Treasurer 9, 10, 11, 12 Football 9, 10, 11, 12 Wrestling 9, 10 Track 9, 10, 11, 12 Drama Club 9, 10, 11,12 President French Club 9 Varsity V 10, 11, 12 Treasurer National Honor Society 11, 12 College Club 11, 12 Dee-Ann Smith Daughter of Douglas and Pamela Green Softball 11 Football Mascot 12 Winter-guard 11 Flag Corp 11 Chorus 11, 12 Historian Office Helper 11 Wrestling Cheerleader 12 Volleyball Stat 11 Art Club 11, 12 French Club 12 Drama Club 11,12 College Club 12 F.T.A. 12 Kelli Michelle Stahl Daughter of Lewis and Esther Stahl Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12 Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12 Chorus 9, 10 French Club 9, 10, 11, 12 Art Club 9, 10, 11, Varsity V 10, 11, 12 National Honor Society 11, 12 College Club 11, 12 Vice President Melissa Standiford Daughter of Marvin and Ginger Leeper F.T.A. 9 Math Science club 9 French Club 9, 10 V.I.C.A. 11, 12 Michael Louis Stephan Son of Edward and Zoe Ann Stephan F.F.A. 9, 10 Reporter 11 Treasurer 12 Aimee Michelle Stuck Daughter of George and Marsella Stuck Band 9, 10, 11 F.T.A. 9, 11, 12 Math Science Club 9 Art Club 9, 10 Spanish Club 9, 10 Secretary 11, 12 F.F.A. 11, 12 F.H.A. 12 College Club 11, 12 Homecoming Court 12 Brenda Ann Subler Daughter of Bruce and Darla Subler and the late Rita Subler Band 9, 10, 11, 12 Wrestling Cheerleader 9, 10, 11 College Club 11, 12 Art Club 9, 10, 11, 12 President French Club 9, 10, 11, 12 F.T.A. 10, 11, 12 Math Science Club 11 F.H.A. 11 Varsity V 11 Yearbook 11, 12 Tri-Editor Rachel Elizabeth Subler Daughter of Denis and Nancy Subler Basketball Mascot 12 Band 9 F.T.A. 9, 10, 11, 12 French Club 9, 10, 11, 12 F.H.A. 10 Art Club 9, 10, 11 Treasurer 12 Drama Club 11, 12 College Club 11, 12 Cheerleading Association 12 Keith Roger Thobe Son of Ronald and Theresa Thobe S.A.D.D. 11, 12 Math Science Club 12 College Club 12 Science Olumpiad Team 11, 12 Darke County Science Test 11 Dean Treon Son of David and Rosemary Treon Golf 9, 10, 11 Daniel P. Watren Son of Tom and Charlene Watren Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12 Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12 College Club 11, 12 Varsity V 11, 12 Student Council 11, 12 Math Science Club 12 Homecoming Court 12 Susan Marie Weaver Daughter of Edward and Elizabeth Weaver Student Librarian 9 F.T.A. 9, 10, 11, 12 President French Club 9, 10, 11, 12 F.H.A. 10, 11, 12 District Officer Math Science Club 9 College Club 11, 12 LeAnne Wenning Daughter of Leo and Margie Wenning Volleyball 9 Band 9, 10 F.T.A. 9, 10, 11, 12 Art Club 9, 10, 11, 12 Rench Club 9, 10, 11 Math Science 9 Daniel L. Winner Son of Roger and Patricia Winner F.F.A. 9 Assistant Secretary 10 Assistant Reporter 11 Reporter 12 Reporter Math Science Club 9, 10, 11 College Club 11 Industrial Arts Club 12 Matthew Edward Wuebker Son of Richard and Cynthia Wuebker Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12 French Club 9 College Club 11, 12 Math Science Club 12 Christopher L. York Son of James and Ann York Football 9, 10, 11, 12 Basketball 9, 10, 11 Baseball 9, 10, 12 Varsity V 11, 12 College Club 11, 12 27 CLOSE TO In preparation for the homecoming festivities, students began to work hard on their floats and the hall to exemplify the theme “Close to Midnight. On Friday, October 16, the parade proceeded at Hole Field with the floats and the court. The court included: Freshman representatives Missy Simon and Kevin Bergman, Sophomores Stacie Dirksen and Mike Williams, Juniors Sheri Griesdorn and O.J. Mills, and Seniors Aimee Stuck and Dan Watren. Senior candidates included Angie DiSalvo, Christi Fields, Rhonda Grillot, Brenda Groff, and Stacie Hoelscher. The boys were Matt Barga, David Buxton, Lee Knore, Craig Prenger, and Doug Slagle. Both the king and queen were announced at the game and King Lee Knore and Queen Rhonda Grillot happily reigned over their subjects. The evening ended joyously with Versailles defeating Milton Union 21-0. 1. 1987-88 King and Queen, Lee Knore and Rhonda Grillot. 2. Freshman representative Missy Simon. 3. Sophomore representative Stacie Dirksen. 4. Junior representative Sheri Griesdorn. 5. Senior representatives Aimee Stuck and Dan Watren. 30 Homecoming MIDNIGHT 1. Matt Barga and Christi Fields — Senior Court. 2. The 1987-88 Homecoming . court. 3. Brenda Groff — Senior Court. 4. Stacie Hoelscher — Senior Court. 5. Angie DiSalvo — Senior Court. 6. One of the floats in the Homecoming parade. 7. Jamie Mescher and his look of determination to win. Homecoming 31 HOMECOMING There was a lot of mystery and suspense on October 17, 1987 as the students and their dates awaited the results of the hard work put into decorating the K of C Hall. Couples walked through the decorated archway into the hall which led to a Cinderella setting where “The System” had special smoke and light displays and spun hits, including the song, “You’ve Lost That Loving Feeling” which was chosen as the song of the dance. Later in the evening , King Lee Knore and Oueen Rhonda Grillot led their court in the royal dance. I.What are you looking at? 2.1987-88 Homecoming court. 3.Pretty good looking, aren't we? 4,Seniors having a good time. 5.The perfect couple!! 32 Homecoming 1. Aimee Stuck and Dan Watren enjoying a dance. 2. Busom Buddies!! 3. Rhonda Grillot and Lee Knore dancing for everyone. 4. Teachers Steve Glasscoe and Ann Lass surveying the final decorations of the dance. 5. Some of the Big. Bad Seniors and their dates at the dance. Homecoming 33 A Case of Deceit and Laughter This year the Drama Club gave performances of “More Than Meets the Eye” on March 4th and 5th. As usual, the play was quite a success. The play is set in the 1950's in a small Midwestern town. The plot centers around Stanley Nichols and his family. Stanley is a man, about 30, who writes under the name of Grandma Letty, fooling everyone except his family. But when he is voted “Grandmother of the Year,” he must either admit the truth to all, thus risking his success, or try to fool the press and his publisher. Stanley (David DeLaet) decides to try to impersonate Grandma Letty, but his publisher falls in love with him her. Laughs abound as Stanley’s disguise is eventually blown, but a plan is arranged to save his career. In the end all live happily ever after. It was a perfect ending to a play with one funny situation after another. Cast of Characters David DeLaet Linda Wakefield Tina Kremer Lynn Jutte Matt Keihl Stanley Chris Peggy Nora Brad Mr. Hoskins Maude Prudence Carl Miss Jenkins Lawton Director Ass't. Director David Brown Rachel Subler Ann Marie Subler Scott Dirksen Laura Wakefield Doug Slagle Cindy Vogel Carol Kimmel 34 Drama Play Drama Play Goes Over Well q Senior Dress Perhaps nothing is looked forward to more than Dress-Up and Slop Day other than Prom and Graduation. It certainly isn’t the idea of dressing up or wearing old clothes that excites the seniors so much. No, it is the awareness that these days mean school is in its last full week. The rules are simple. If seniors dress up on Thursday of the last full week of school, they can slop down on the next day. Dress-up is fairly uniform, but Slop Day can bring out all kinds of clothes. 1. Gee, isn’t Deb Hesson cute? 2. Matt Wuebker and Brent Phelan aren't so sure they like this idea. 3. David Pohl is almost as surprised as Davie DeLaet. 4. Sharon Didier knows Christy Miller just said ?!?! 36 -Up Day Senior Slop Day 1.1s Joe Ruschau cool or what? 2.Jill Poly, Missy Heitkamp. Brenda Subler, and Diane Paulus really enjoy Slop Day. 3.Then some seniors like Melina Mangen and Susan Weaver just enjoy the casual look. 4.1s Doug Davidson making a political statement here? 5.Doug Parmenter's boat is waiting in the parking lot. Slop Day 37 A NIGHT TO REMEMBER The night of April 30 was really special to the juniors and seniors. That night the junior class sponsored the Junior-Senior Prom. Using the theme of “Save Your Love,” the juniors did a fantastic job of decorating under the guidance of advisor Miss Dawn Neff. The K of C Hall was beautifully decorated complete with an entrance of balloons and a canopy. Mementos were placed around on various tables and names of the couples were on the walls. Everyone really had a great time as the suspense built until the time came for the crowning of the King and Queen. Queen was Kathy Monnin, and King was Rob Arling. Others on the court included Doug Davidson, Rhonda Grillot, Chris York, Stacie Hoelscher, Tim Huber, Aimee Stuck, Dan Watren, and Angie DiSalvo. After the coronation everyone had a good time until the end of the Prom at midnight. I.Sharon Didier knows how to enjoys herself. 2.Doug Davidson, Rhonda Grillot, Chris York, Stacie Hoelscher, King Rob Arling, Queen Kathy Monnin, Tim Huber, Aimee Stuck, Dan Watren, Angie DiSalvo 38 Prom The Magnificent Six Lead Grads Six valedictorians led the smallest graduating class in 24 years during graduation ceremonies at Hole Field on May 29. Only 86 seniors were graduated during the ceremonies. The weather was hot but clear as juniors Tina Kremer and Kevin Cordon-nier led the seniors onto the field. After opening comments, valedictorians Kevin Baltes, Cindy Broerman, David De-Laet, Matt Keihl, Lee Knore and Kathy Monnin gave their speeches. Then after Superintendent Greg Taylor spoke and the class song was given, the presentation of scholarships began. There was a large number of winners. Matt Keihl won the Earl Keyser Memorial Scholarship, Craig Prenger the Katharine A. Prenger Memorial Scholarship, and David DeLaet the Curt Subler Memorial Scholarship. Lee Knore won the William E. Clogher Award for being an outstanding scholar-athlete. Many, many more school, industrial, and community scholarships were then given. 1. Kevin Baltes gives the first valedictorian speech. 2. Matt Keihl gives another. 3.The six 4.0 grads ready to go. 4.Kathy Monnin 5-David DeLaet 44 Graduation I.Juniors Tina Kremer and Kevin Cordonnier lead the parade of seniors. 2. Lee Knore remembers his valedictorian speech. 3.Chris Barhorst gets ready for the ceremonies. 4.Cindy Broerman gives another valedictorian speech. Graduation 45 I.Superintendent Greg Taylor addresses the crowd. 2.Just a happy bunch of senior guys. 3.Kathy Monnin and Matt Keihl do last minute preparations. 4.At last Julia Drees can get crazy! 5.Dan Didier is all fired up and ready to go. B.Some of the IOE girls show how they’ll act in an office. 46 Graduation I.The seniors march in to “Pomp and Circumstance.” 2.Keith Thobe marches into the future. 3.Jenny Gehret receives a community scholarship from Sandy DeLaet and Bill Custenborder. 4. Tom Donnelly and Principal Dr. Leon Knore make sure the seniors are lined up correctly. A Potpourri 6fr s6umedde|4 JO JUDICIAL CONTESTANTS — Supreme Court nominee Robert H. Bork was rejected by the U.S. Senate, and the second nominee, Douglas Ginsburg, withdrew under fire. SILVER SAILS —After defeating Australia to bring the America's Cup back home in February, San Diego skipper Dennis Conner waves an American flag while dutching the silver cup at a parade in his hometown. WINNING STREAK — West German Steffi Graf, 17, displays the French Tennis Open cup after she defeated top-seeded American opponent Martina Navratilova. MATERIAL GIRL — With a movie in the works, Madonna is still one of the nation's top entertainers. Her marriage with actor Sean Penn puts them both in the limelight often. DAZZLING — Whitney Houston's Whitney” marks the first album by a female to debut at No. 1 on the Billboard Album Chart. I Wanna Dance With Somebody'” and So Emotional” are two of her number-one hit singles. VIOIA VICTORY — The Minnesota Twins beat the St. Louis Cardinals 4-2 in the seventh game of the World Series. Frank Viola was named most valuable player in the Series. Photos by: Wide World Photos ROUND TVVO - Former Senator Gary Hart(D-C'ol with his wife l ee, re-enter the 1988 presidential race • far? withdraw earlier afte reports of a sea cruise witl Donna Rice caused a scan LITE” METAL —The to selling album of 1987, Bon Jovis Slippery V hen Wet sold 11 million copies, the largest-selling album ever the metal category. TINY HEROINE — • McClure held on for two a a half da s until rescuers freed her from the 22-foot abandoned well in Midlar Texas. FAREWELL FINAL BOW — Fred Asia 88, was called the greater dancer in the world. His innovative, elegant style graced the screen with ma parrvn •.....rut� :r.ge’ Rogers and Rita 1 iaywortr SHOWBIZ —The consummate showman. Liberate, 67 was famous t world over for glitzing up 1 concerts with furs, rhinestones and glowing candelabras. HOLLWOOD LEGEND Director and actor John Houston, 81. acted in 21 ft and directed 41, including The Maltese Falcon and The African Queen.” LANDMARK TREATY — Ronald Reagan and Soviet head of state Mikhail Gorbachev begin the first of three days of summit talks, which ended in the signing of a treaty banning medium-and shorter-range nuclear missiles from Europe and Asia. TEARFUL MELTDOWN — Televangelists Jim and Tammy Bakker watched their PTL empire fall in March after alleged corruption and wrong-doing within the organization. PAPAL VISIT —Laguna Seca Raceway in Monterey, Calif., was just one of Pope John Paul's stops during his nine-dty tour of the United States in September. NUMBER ONE — Marlee Matlin signed her thanks at the 1987 Academy Awards after winning the award for Best Actress for her role in “Children of a Ijesser God. LET FREEDOM RING — Fireworks above Independence Hall in Philadelphia celebrate the 200th anniversary of the US. Constitution. A GIANT WIN — New York Giants teammates Brad Benson and Phil Simms celebrate their 39-20 victory over the Denver Broncos in Super Bowl XXI. WAR ZONE — While patrolling international waters in May, the frigate Stark was hit by Iraqi missiles, killing 37 crewmen. HEAT WAVE — Lt. Col. Oliver North seized the spotlight for six days in July during the Iran-Contra hearings. Despite the wave of Olliemania, many Americans felt North broke the law. BLACK MONDAY —The Dow Jones industrial average plunged 508 points to an all-time low following the biggest one-day selloff in history October 19. FAREWELL POP ARTIST —Andy Warhol, 58, immortalized the Campbells soup can and brought pop art to life in the 1960s. He once proclaimed everyone would have 15 minutes of fame. HOW SWEET IT IS — Jackie Gleason, 71, created Brooklyn's rotund bus driver, Ralph Kramden, in television's The Honeymooners. TV FAVORITE — Lome Greene, 72, played the father to three boys in the television series Bonanza” for fourteen years. He later used his gentle, but rugged, appearance in TV commercials. State Bound for Third Time The 1987 “Rock’em, Sock'em” Tiger football team continued the tradition of winning that has become a trademark of Coach Al Hetrick’s teams. The team ended with an 8-2 record, losing only to Piqua and S.C.C. in a game with a less than complete squad. They shared the league title with Covington and advanced on to state. Versailles’ first opponent was West Jefferson, and it was a 14-0 victory for VHS. The Tigers then travelled on to play Wheelersburg and showed the “rock’em, sock’em power for a 22-8 win. They then embarked on the trail to Columbus to do battle with Columbus Academy at Ohio State Stadium. The Tiger dreams of a championship fell short as the Tigers were eliminated from the playoffs the third time by the eventual state champion. Several players received post-season honors, culminating with Brent Phelan and Lee Knore getting All State Honorable Mention, Craig Prenger Second Team All State, and David Pohl First Team All State and Co-Lineman of the Year. Knore and Prenger were MVP’s on offense and Pohl and Phelan were MVP’s on defense. Perhaps at no other time in recent years has the community been so unified and galvanized into action as by the support shown to the football squad. V.H.S. 21 Marion Local 0 V.H.S. 8 Piqua 28 V.H.S. 20 Coldwater 0 V.H.S. 34 Miami East 13 V.H.S. 33 Indian Lake 6 V.H.S. 42 Tipp City 0 V.H.S. 21 Milton Union 0 V.H.S. 26 Lehman 19 V.H.S. 41 Covington 0 V.H.S. 0 S.C.C. 3 V.H.S. 14 Tournament West Jefferson 0 V.H.S. 22 Wheelersburg 8 V.H.S. 7 Columbus Academy 38 I.Just your typical pep assembly mob. 2.The Tigers take the Ohio State field for the state semifinals. 3.Action at Ohio State. 3 56 Varsity Football I.Row 1: Dave Buxton, Rob Arling, Doug Slagle. Chris York, Dave Pohl, Lee Knore. Ted Lyons, Brent Phelan, Lee Gehret, Eric Moran Row 2: O. J. Mills, Jamie Mescher. Kevin Batty. Kevin Cordonnier, Brad Niekamp. Brad Schulze. Brad Gigandet, Ron Grisez. Tom Treon, Scott Voisard, Brian Wagner, Charen Kingrey Row 3: Kevin Harman. Chad Monnin, Bruce Schuette, Mike Magoteaux, Jon Keihl. Jason Stammen, Jeff Subler, Steve Bey. Brian Bornhorst, Mike Williams. Ken Baltes Row 4: Brad Bey. Lane Knore. Shane Schultz, A. J. Bey. Matt Stall. Keenan Leichty, Kevin Bergman. Brian Kunk, Brian Keiser, Matt Lacey Row 5: Ed Dingman, Dan Mestemaker, Shane Petit jean, Trent Huff, Jon Pothast, Eric Miller. Joe Rush. Garth Hoellrich. Brad Stammen, Craig House Row 6: Brad Schuette Coaches Dave Schmitz. Bruce Stall. Tim Summers. Al Hetrick. Tom Donnelly 2. Jamie gets set to hand off against Columbus Academy. 3. Dave Pohl awaits a pass already intercepted by Piqua. 4. Fullback Ron Grisez looks for an opening. Varsity Football 57 The eleven graduating seniors experienced almost everything in their four years, including seasons of 5-4-1, 8-3, 12-1, and 10-3. Also during that time, the Tigers won the S.R.C. three times, qualified for the state playoffs three times, won Regionals twice, and lost to the eventual state champion each time. I.Coach Al Hetrick fires up the students at a pep assembly. 2.The team celebrates at the bon fire. 3.Jamie Mescher rolls around left end on the OSU field. 4.The think tank in action against Miami East. 5. Nice move, Mescher! 58 Varsity Football 1 I.Ron Grisez shows what a fullback does for a living. 2.Lee Knore scores against Miami East. 3. Kevin Cordonnier moves in on defense. 4. Mescher's pass to Dave Buxton is broken up by a Piqua player. S.Craig Prenger makes a nice reception against Columbus Academy. 6.A host of Tigers meet in the Covington end zone. Varsity Football 59 Reserves Finish Strong After losing two of the first four games, the reserve football team finished the season by winning the last five games in a row. As in most seasons, the team really had no individual stars but had excellent overall balance. Since the function of the reserve team is to get playing experience for players who may have to step into varsity slots in case of injury or who are preparing for the following season, the coaches are more concerned with fitting players into the proper positions and seeing what they can do against similar opponents. One of the highlights of the season was the last game against Covington. In a game controlled by the defenses, the much bigger Buccs scored early in the game. Although the Tigers could move the ball, nothing got close to the end zone until the last quarter. With time running out, the Tigers got the ball for one last possession. The Tigers behind the running of Jason Stammen and Steve Bey and the passing of Jeff Subler moved down the field and scored with about a minute to go. The two point conversion was successful for a big, season-ending win. What a conclusion of a fine 7-2 season! Coach Schmitz certainly kept the winning tradition of high school football alive and well. 1. The defense fires out against Covington. 2. Jason Stammen sweeps right. 3. Shane Schultz makes a big reception in the winning drive against the Buccs. 60 Reserve Football VHS 6 Marion Local 27 VHS 18 Piqua 14 VHS 19 Coldwater 6 VHS 8 Miami East 15 VHS 8 Indian Lake 6 VHS 21 Tipp City 0 VHS 39 Milton Union 14 VHS 44 Lehman 0 VHS 9 Covinton 7 1. Steve Bey gets nowhere on this carry. 2. Versailles recovers a big tumble. 3. Poor Steve gets gang-tackled. 4. The offensive line opens a hole for Steve. Reserve Football 61 The junior high football teams began laying the foundation for future successes as they improved a great deal during the course of their seasons. While their won loss records may not have been the best, these players showed desire and perseverance that will pay off for them in the future. The eighth grade 2-5 capped off their season by defeating Covington 26-0, closing the season with two consecutive victories. The seventh grade 1-4 shut out Marion 8-0 for a victorious conclusion to their season. Gutting It Out 62 Junior High Football EIGHTH GRADE WE THEY New Bremen 0 12 Miami East 0 14 Graham 0 14 Tipp City 0 21 Milton Union 0 18 Lehman 16 8 Covington 26 0 SEVENTH GRADE Greenville 0 28 Piqua 0 36 Coldwater 0 6 Graham 0 13 Marion Local 8 0 1. Row 1:Tommie Mesgher. Jason Goubeaux, Eric Monnin. Keith Bergman. Dan Subler, Chris Gigandet, Brian Griesdorn. Alan Wuebker. Jesse DeMange. John Bey. Nathan Subler Row 2:Tim Agne — manager. Kevin Wood. Chad Rismiller. Jeremy Ma-goto. Randy Bey. Neal Vogel. Randy Marshal. Ben Donnelly. Ryan Fields. Jason Overholser. Brian Kruckeberg. Craig Oliver Row 3: Bruce Kunk, Eric Epperly. Brian Dirksen. Sheldon Barga. John Huelskamp. Kevin Groff. Seth Benesh. Brian Winner. Bill Mes-temaker. Jason Dross. Chris Mumaw Row 4:Coach Brad Agne. Chad Treon — manager. Scott Monnin — manager. Adam Turpen. Jon Kremer. Bob Batty. Don Bohman. Chad Hoelscher. Coach Randy Swisher 2. ‘Here! I don’t want it; you take it!!! 3. Alan Wuebker stands head and shoulders above the rest. Junior High Football 63 Third Place in SRC, Fifth at District Season Goes To Tight Finish The Tiger golf squad, under the direction of Pete DiSalvo, finished a very respectable third place in the SRC to fine Lehman and Tipp City teams. Two close losses to these teams in the final week of the season sealed the Tigers’ fate. The Tigers finished fifth in a very competitive district tournament. David DeLaet was voted MVP and shared the Tony Drees Memorial Award with Doug Davidson. Peter DiSalvo was the Tigers Most Improved Player. Jeff Francis was chosen as the 1988 team captain, and David DeLaet won both the Medalist Trophy and was honored as Second Team All-League. Jeff and Peter were also selected as Honorable Mention All League. Seniors David, Doug, Joe Ruschau, and Dean Treon certainly were a strong influence in leading the team to a 13-6 season and a 5-0 reserve slate. I.Ed agonizes over a putt. 2.Front Jackie Ruschau, Chris Leach, David DeLaet. Eddie DeLaet Back: Dean Treon. Joe Ruschau, Jeff Francis. Doug Davidson. Peter DiSalvo 3.Ed's in the swing of things. 4, Somebody find that ball!”5.Peter braces” himself for the shot. Golf Record We They Brookville 171 169 Miami East 171 180 Greenville 174 192 Tipp City 165 148 Piqua 165 187 West Milton 169 182 Tri Village 169 20 Ridge Cl. Second of Twelve S. Lehman 193 174 Covington 165 196 Van. B. Inv. Eighth of Nine S.C.C. 185 195 Miami East 174 172 Tri Village 189 217 Tipp City 174 172 West Milton 179 201 S. Lehman 170 167 Princeton C. Fifteenth of Thirty-One Covington 185 202 “A District Fifth of Fifteen S.C.C. 165 177 Graham 177 170 Northeastern 177 187 Reserve Miami East 200 206 Greenville 192 203 Tipp City 190 193 Piqua 190 225 Tipp City 202 219 Golf 65 Girls Fifth in State Meet Cross country racked up one of its best seasons ever as all three teams, boys, girls, and junior high, had excellent seasons. Most outstanding of the three was the high school girls team. The team had eight members which contributed to its overall strength. The team easily won the SRC. Then it continued on to win the District and Regional championships. Next the girls went to Columbus where they finished a strong fifth in the state. The boys also added more members to end up with seventeen runners. The team won its share of dual meets and did well in the SRC. The junior high team had eleven members and also saw the girls be a real powerhouse. Unfortunately not too many schools around Versailles have junior high cross country teams, and the team didn’t get to run many meets. Lynn Jutte was voted MVP for the girls and was All-Ohio. Dave Broer-man earned the same honor for the boys. Both will return next year. Matt Keihl was voted Most Improved, and Tracy Dirksen won the “Rookie” award. Coach Leininger had turned Cross Country into a real powerhouse. 1. “How can I be so hot when it’s so cold? 2. Aaron finishes strong as usual. 3. Row 1: Susan Bruns, Carrie Rhoades. Sheri Griesdorn, Cindy Broerman, Angie DiSalvo, Lynn Jutte, Pam Lacy. Shelly Dirksen Row 2: Buzz Kuykendall, Ethan Moran. Ron Rismiller, Jay Montebon. Aaron Moran, Tom Ris-miller, Mike Droesch, James McClurg, A.J. Bey Row 3: Coach Jeff Leininger, Gunnar Bartram, Matt Keihl, David Bruns, Bill Gantt, David Brown, Dave Broerman, Neil Montebon, Mike Goubeaux 4. “Nothing like a brisk run in the park! 66 Cross Country 1. Jenni’s on a roll. 2. David shows why cross country is a gutty sport. 3. Front: Tammy Reier, Jenny Monnin, Beth Schuette, Tina Broerman, Paula Villarreal Back: Dan Meyer, Carl Subler, Richard Miller. Chad Peyton. Keith Katterheinrich. Joe Bruns 4. Lynn can’t find any competition. 5. Cindy hopes Tracy doesn’t fall asleep. 6. David braves the elements. 67 League District Champs The varsity girls' volleyball team capped off a fine season by winning the S.R.C. title in their last league game. Then the squad won the district for the second straight season by defeating four opponents in tournament play. The girls then lost the regional finals, again for the second consecutive year. The MVP was Kelli Stahl, Sundra Wakefield was Most Valuable Defensive, and Michelle McKay was the Spirit Stick winner. The team was a real pleasure to watch with Kelli and Sundra hitting tremendous spikes behind the setting of Tina Kremer, Brenda Rethman, and Missy Wakefield. Part of the team’s success can be attributed to the strong support by the rest of the young squad. I.Tina sets the table for Kelli to feast. 2. Up. up, and away! 3. There goes Kelli . and another one bites the dust. 68 Varsity Girls Volleyball Varsity Volleyball We They We They We They Miami East 15 8 16 18 15 9 St. Henry 2 15 7 15 Tipp City 14 16 15 7 16 14 Milton Union 15 3 9 15 8 15 Bethel 15 1 15 5 Lehman 15 4 15 8 Covington 15 7 15 7 Northwestern 4 15 9 15 Minster 15 7 15 8 S.C.C. 15 4 15 4 Miami East 15 7 14 16 15 10 Coldwater 15 7 11 15 11 15 Tipp City 15 7 15 8 Newton 15 4 15 5 Milton Union 7 15 15 3 14 16 Lehman 15 3 15 3 Ansonia 15 3 15 9 Covington 10 15 15 7 15 12 S.C.C. 15 6 15 0 Tri Village 15 11 15 0 Bradford 15 2 15 6 Bethel 16 14 15 10 Covington 16 14 15 9 St. Bernard 15 4 15 6 Anna 10 15 4 15 I.Sundra slams another one. 2-Kelli shows some finesse too 3.Missy, the headless wonder! 4.Front:Julie Francis, Tina McEldowney. Chris McEldowney, Missy Wakefield, Brenda Rethman. Michelle McKay Back:Coach Kay Holfinger. Tina Kremer. Beth Monnin, Kelli Stahl, Sundra Wakefield. Laura Wakefield. Linda Wakefield Huge Squad Goes 9-8 The reserve girls’ team had 21 girls with 18 of them being first year people. There were many skills the girls had to develop to play at the reserve level. By the end of the season, a definite improvement was made in those skills. Freshman Meredith McKay was voted Rookie of the Year and was the chief setter. Kitty Davis led in services, passes, and attacks. Jill Brandewie came out as top player in serve receptions. Angie Shardo had an especially strong all-around game. Many potentially strong volleyball players should develop out of this group, especially with 16 freshmen on the squad. 70 Reserve Volleyball 3 Reserve Volleyball Record We They We They We They Miami East 11 15 13 15 St. Henry 6 15 15 13 7 15 Tipp City 5 15 15 13 7 15 Milton Union 15 11 7 15 12 15 Lehman 15 11 3 15 15 5 Covington 12 15 16 14 15 10 Minster 15 12 10 15 15 13 S.C.C. 11 15 15 13 15 8 Miami East 4 15 15 3 15 5 Coldwater 13 15 10 15 Tipp City 11 15 1 15 Newton 15 4 15 8 Milton Union 6 15 12 15 Lehman 15 0 5 15 6 15 Ansonia 15 0 15 11 Covington 15 7 15 7 S.C.C. 17 15 15 8 Season Record 9-8 S.R.C. Record 6-6 I.Jenny takes off for a set. 2.Marcie hammers one home. 3.Row 1:Mary Ann Wooten, Jessica Davis, Lisa Hemmelgarn, Lois Ehlers, Diann Grisez, Beth Didier. Meredith McKay. Adrian Virden Row 2: Deb Winner. Missy Simon. Krista Schmitz. Jenny Gilmore. Melissa Bornhorst, Jenny Groff. Molly Leugers Row 3: Noel Monnin, Renee Magoteaux. Kitty Davis. Jenny Platfoot, Christy Schlater. Marcie Gilmore. Angie Shardo, Jill Brandewie. Coach Polly Barga Seventh Dominate in V-Ball The seventh grade volleyball team looked forward to their first season with the usual trepidation as the big squad wondered how their first year and first season of school competition would go. Well, the team didn’t have long to question their ability as the team went on to record an excellent 9-3 overall slate and a 5-1 S.R.C. slate. The team also won seven games in a row. Coach Anne Lass played quite a few girls each match, and the squad showed good balance with a number of very athletic girls. Mechelle Pothast led the team in points, but the squad had many outstanding individuals. I.Angie Grieshop serves for a point against Marion. 2.Row 1:Shannon Stuck, Sandy Drees, Amy Prenger, Molly Moran, Erin Lass Row 2:Lisa Knapke. Renee Grilliot. Andrea Roll. Stacie Magoteaux. Renee Magoto. Denise Gerling, Angie McClurg Row 3:Debbie Monnin. Angie Roberts. Holly Depweg, Nikki Broerman. Mechelle Pothast. Angie Grieshop. Coach Anne Lass 3.Angie and Mechelle play the net. 4.Renee Magoto really gets a lift from playing volleyball. Eighth Graders Again Strong The eighth grade volleyball team continued to show their athleticism by having a fine 9-3 season overall. The girls were also 5-1 in the S.R.C. although the squad did suffer a bitter disappointment by losing their first game in the league tournament. Nevertheless, the squad showed a strong overall game by combining good height for spiking, strong serving, and smothering floor coverage. I.Mindy is all ears! 2.Jenny and Ramona got this under control. 3.Candie has no pity on the ball 4.Row 1:Lori Schlater, Nicki Poor. Jill Schulze, Ramona Grisez, Kelly Smith, Karla Moorman Row 2:Christine Dirksen, Renee Grisez. Wendy Magoto, Mindy Groff, Jenny Gibson, Stephanie Grillot Row 3: Renee Barga. Lisa Kimmel, Carla Streib. Jackie Shardo, Candie Mangen, Coach Deb Nelson 5-Carla doesn’t tippy-toe around when returning a serve. Record Breaking Year! Pride, satisfaction and glory are words that should be felt by the VHS wrestling squad after its outstanding season. The Tigers went into tournament with a season record of 13-0 and enthusiasm. They had something to prove and prove it they did! Along with a run-away league victory in the S.R.C. tournament, VHS had earned a spot in each weight class, qualifying them for sectionals. Of these men, eleven went to districts. After facing fierce competitors, six of them continued their journey to state — an accomplishment in itself. Here is where all the hard work paid off for Aaron Moran who became Versailles’ first state wrestling champion. Coach Bill Roll was also honored as Division III Coach of the Year. I.Front: Jerry Bey, Ethan Moran, Ron Rismiller, Tom Rismiller, Scott Voisard, Matt Hammaker, Steve Bey Back:Steve Glasscoe, Aaron Moran, Todd Mangen, Lee Gehret, Jon Keihl, Ron Grisez, Brad Gigandet, Bill Roll 2. Pin, Scott, pin!!” 3.Go for the slam! 4.Whose leg is whose? 74 Varsity Wrestling 19 16 18 24 12 6 15 8 25 29 21 28 12 2nd 2nd 5th 1st 1st 1st 1st Varsity Wrestling 75 Aaron — State Champ! I.Next year's leaders! 2.Aaron Moran is honored as state champion. 3.“What did he say?” 4.1s that a cradle . almost? Season Record V.H.S. 32 Graham V.H.S. 49 Eaton V.H.S. 55 Valley View V.H.S. 45 Carlise V.H.S. 61 S.C.C. V.H.S. 69 Shawnee V.H.S. 55 Northeastern V.H.S. 58 Miami East V.H.S. 43 Indian Lake V.H.S. 38 Northwestern V.H.S. 47 Covington V.H.S. 36 Tipp City V.H.S. 43 Indian Lake Graham Invitational Wayne Invitational Eaton Invitational Miami East Invit. Covington Sectional Southwestern District Dayton Daily News Poll Winners Despite Youth The reserve wrestlers enjoyed a successful season despite their inexperience. Their dual meet record was 4-2-1. This included wins over Tri-Village and Missis-sinawa’s varsity teams. In tournament competition they placed fourth at Urbana with Kevin Bergman champion and Shane Schultz and Jay Montebon second. At Sidney they placed sixth with A.J. Bey champion and Shane Schultz second. The reserve's importance showed at the varsity Miami East tournament where they gave the varsity a break in several matches, allowing them to be fresh and win the tournament. I.Dan Mestemaker, Shane Schultz, A. J. Bey, Jay Montebon, Keenan Leichty, Bill Wingfield Row 2:Jon Pothast, Eric Miller, Joe Rush, Kevin Bergman, Todd Dirksen Row 3:Coach Steve Glasscoe. Matt Monnin, Brian Keiser, Tim Huber, Charen Kingrey — Varsity 2.Hang on! 3.Drive it, Keenan! 4.What's he doing? S.Victory again! 6-Joe’s in the twilight zone. 76 Junior High Wrestling Young Tigers Do Well The junior high wrestlers had a successful season and finished it with a third place finish in the SRC tournament. Coach Dave Berger’s squad was led to its fine record by SRC champions Rob Wingfield, Keith Bergman, and Craig Oliver. Rob also finished the season with a 12-2 slate. Seventh grader Adam Turpen had a 12-4 record and Keith Bergman a 12-2-1 final score. Other winners were Bernie Knapke (12-4), Craig Oliver (9-3), Brian Kruckeberg (9-4), and Dan Meyer (9-4). The outstanding wrestling program is indeed in excellent shape with the junior high wrestling winning so often. I.Row 1:Bill Mestemaker, Mike Barga, John Huelskamp, Dan Meyer. Brian Dircksen Row 2:Kevin Gehret, Brian Kruckeberg. Keith Bergman, Rob Wingfield, manager Jeff Oliver Row 3:Ass't. Coach Jim Duncan, Jason Overholser, Adam Turpen, Bernie Knapke, John Bey, Randy Mangen Row 4:Craig Oliver, Jason Leach, Brian Heitkamp 2.Dan's on top of things. 3.Keith’s going for back points. 4.Grit your teeth and go for the gusto. S.Over-holser for 3? 77 Kelli Stahl Finishes Outstanding Career Lady Tigers End 15-6 The varsity girls basketball team faced some of the toughest teams in the area and finished with an outstanding 15-6 slate. The team ended up second in the SRC behind top-ranked Tipp City. Although the girls were top-seeded, they lost their first tournament game on a last second desperation shot by Northeastern. Tina Kremer was Most Improved, Angie Shardo Rookie of the Year, and Kelli Stahl MVP naturally. Chris and Tina McEldowney rounded out the starters and Linda and Laura Wakefield gave bench strength. Kelli Stahl finished an unbelieveable career in VHS basketball. She was the all-time scorer with 1,667 points and 891 rebounds, records probably never to be touched. She was All SRC three times, All State twice, All Darke County thrice, and Player of the Year in Darke County and District Nine her senior year. 1. Linda Wakefield plays tough D against Tipp. 2. Kelli and Angie do a double-team. 3.Tina McEldowney pushes the ball up the floor as Chris McEldowney follows. 78 Varsity Girls Basketball 3 1. Tina Kremer grabs a rebound against Lehman. 2. Another two for Kelli Stahl. 3.Tina congratulates Kelli on completing her career. 4.Tina McEldowney heads upcourt on defense. 5.Tina leads the fast break. 6. Kelli’s long arms help grab a rebound. 7.Tina positions herself for a rebound. Outnumbered But Game It certainly must have seemed like a long season for the girls' reserve team since there were so few on the team. Generally the team was composed of five regulars with two others who split time with the varsity. Without enough girls, the team often got tired and ran out of steam the second half. Also the team couldn’t afford any foul trouble. Christy Schlater played center, Stacy Albritton and Tracy Mumaw did the ball handling and Noel Monnin and Krista Schmitz played forward. Linda and Laura Wakefield split time between the varsity and the reserves. For whatever reason most of last year’s eighth graders did not go out for the team, maybe next year's girls will turn the tide. I.Varsity Reserve Team:Front:Tracy Mumaw. Noel Monnin, Krista Schmitz, Stacy Albritton, Angie Shardo. Christy Schlater Back:Varsity Coach Tim Barga. Tina McEldowney, Linda Wakefield. Kelli Stahl, Laura Wakefield, Tina Kremer, Chris McEldowney. Reserve Coach Mark Barga 2.Krista tries for the steal against Covington. 3.Christy pulls down a rebound. 4.Noel looks for a steal. 5.Krista drives for two. 80 Girls Reserve Basketball Another Strong Year The eighth grade girls continued the success of their previous year by compiling an outstanding 12-2 record. The team was especially strong in ball-handlers with Kelly Smith, Mindy Huber, Vicky McEldowney, and Carla Streib. The inside game was often dominant with Candi Mangen, Jackie Shardo, Kelly, and Carla. Although the team was top-seeded going into the SRC Tournament and was knocked off by Graham in a close, tough game, the season still had to be considered a great success. An unusually large number of girls came out for the team, and, while some did not play much, it still shows the strength of the junior high girls’ program. I.Kelly plays a close girl-to-girl defense. 2.Row 1:Kelli Neff. Nicki Poor. Jill Schulze, Ramona Grisez, Vicky McEldowney Row 2:Kelly Smith, Lori Schlafer, Jenny Gibson, Mindy Huber. Wendy Magoto, Tina Broerman Row 3:Coach Jim Shardo, Renee Barga, Carla Streib, Candi Mangen. Jenny Hoelscher, Jackie Shardo. Lori Mangen 3.Jackie puts a little pressure on her girl. 4.Mindy tries to get the ball out for the fast break. 82 Eighth Grade Girls Basketball Seventh Have Success The seventh grade girls enjoyed an outstanding season in winning 10 of 12 games. The team had a number of scorers led by Mechelle Pothast who often scored at will. Beth Schuette, Angie McClurg, and Jenny Monnin also were excellent scorers. Coach Diane McEldowney played everyone, and the spirit on the team was always high. The girls played tough defense, forcing many turnovers. The girls used their height inside and scored often. I.Beth passes to Amy. 2.How’s this for defense? 3.Row 1 Traci Barga, Stacie Magoteaux. Kelli Henry, Erica Grillot, Tammy Reier Row 2:Lori Poeppelman, Shannon Stuck, Lisa Knapke. Beth Schuette. Angie McClurg Row 3:Jenny Monnin. Amy Prenger, Erin Leach, Mechelle Pothast, Angie Roberts 4,Angie really gets fired up on defense. 5. Angie fires away. Seventh Grade Girls Basketball 83 New Spirit, New Thrills New coach Allen Arnold brought a new spirit and a new high power offense to Versailles. Although the record was still only 6-15, the Tigers were just a few close losses from going 15-6. The squad scrapped enough to stay close in 18 of the 22 games. Highlights included being runner-up in the Franklin-Monroe Tournament, a 26 point win over Arcanum, within 8 seconds of beating Franklin-Monroe which finished the season at 20-0, and a thrilling win over highly-rated Ansonia. Individual honors included Lewie Stahl as First Team S.R.C., Scott McEldowney and Craig Prenger were Honorable Mention S.R.C. Lewie was also First Team All-District 9. I.Craig grabs the board against Lehman. 2.Scott plays the tough D. 3.Scott looks to drive. 4.Front:Scott McEldowney, Lee Knore, Dan Watren, Eric Moran, Coach Allen Arnold Back:Joel Wuebker, Matt Wuebker, Lewie Stahl, Craig Prenger, Jamie Mescher, Brent Phelan 6.Jamie pops for two. 1. Craig Prenger grabs a one-handed rebound against Ansonia. 2. Lewie Stahl goes up strong for another two. 3. The big man has a good shooting touch. 4. Sophomore sensation Joel Wuebker shoots a base-line jumper. Team Reserves Thrills No doubt about it! Few teams have been as exciting to watch as the reserve basketball team. The boys seem to have one close game after another, often going down to the last seconds on their way to a 10-10 record. Coach Randy Swisher’s boys generally were shorter than the opposition with Mike Magoteaux, Bruce Schuette, and Chad Monnin providing the rebounding and inside scoring. Mike Shardo and Jeff Subler did the ballhandling, and Jason Stammen and Shane Stonebraker did the outside bombing, especially from three point range for Shane. Every game the boys really hustled and played with great desire. It was a very enjoyable, exciting team that played well together. I.Front.Mike Shardo, Jeff Subler, Ken Spitzer, Jason Stammen, Brian Wagner Back:Shane Stonebraker, Chad Monnin, Bruce Schuette, Mike Magoteaux, Coach Randy Swisher 2.Joel Wuebker makes a rare reserve appearance. 3.Shane seems to be boxed in. 4.Mike hits a short jumper. S.Things look rosey for Jeff. 86 Reserve Basketball Improvement Not Small Taking a team that won two games as eighth graders and going 7-9 their freshman year really gave Coach Roger McEldowney a sense of justifiable satisfaction. Although the ninth grade team was certainly the shortest freshman team around with no one reaching six feet, the team scrapped and hustled all season long. Matt Stall and Chris Groff led the team in scoring, and Lane Knore was the primary ball handler. The boys finished fourth in the SRC and really played a hustling, pressing brand of ball. The pressure defense and the outside shooting of Groff combined with the inside power game of Stall really proved to be exciting. The future certainly looks good as some of these boys will be starting on the reserve team next year. 1. Front:Trent Huff. Brian Gehref, Matt Hiestand, Lane Knore Back:Coach Roger McEldowney, Brad Bey, Matt Stall, Garth Hoellrich, Chris Groff 2. Does this look like a foul? 3.Matt finished a fast break. 4.Stall provides the power inside for the score. S.Chris pulls down a strong rebound. Freshman Basketball 87 Late Bloomers? Although the eighth grade boys basketball team finished the season with a 5-10 record, there is still much to be learned about the team. Many of the coaches feel that the team will get steadily better with time. The team has a fair amount of size, especially with Brian Griesdorn and Alan Wuebker, and has some good ball handlers in Jesse DeMange, Nathan and Dan Subler, and Chris Gigandet. Brian was a scoring machine at times but needed more support to round out the team effort. Coach Jeff Leininger did see improvement from last year to this year and more so by the end of the season. Maybe the future will be even brighter as the boys continue to grow and mature. IJerry is all along 2.Bernie leads the pack. 3.Row 1:Jake DeMange, Steve Reier, Dan Subler. Jason Goubeaux, Donnie Short, Eric Monnin, Jay Bergman, Chris Mumaw. Andy Watren Row 2: Brad Stammen. Tommie Mescher, Nathan Subler, Jesse DeMange. Chris Gigandet. Dan Subler. Ben Donnelly. Scott Thobe. John DeMange Row 3: Coach Jeff Leininger. Shawn Petitjean, Brian Kissinger. Alan Wuebker, Brian Griesdorn, Rodney Ahrens, Jerry Drees 4. Alan goes over two defenders. 5.Jesse shows good form. 88 Slow Start A lack of offense doomed the seventh grade boys to a 1-13 season record. Although the team had plenty of height with Eric Epperly, Jason Bruns, Jon Kremer, and Dave Miles, the team had a hard time working the ball into the tall guys. Turnovers certainly hurt as did the lack of rebounding. Based on past history, it it obviously too early to judge how successful this class will be in basketball since other classes have gone on to do well after mediocre early seasons. I.Kevin looks to pass it inside. 2.The ball is up for grabs. 3.Row 1:Jake DeMange. Ken Grieshop. Sheldon Barga, Kevin Wood, Dan Berger, Chad Peyton, Eric Schultz, Andy Watren Row 2: Brad Stammen, Chad Rismiller, Eric Epperly, Dave Miles, Jon Kremer, Jason Bruns, John DeMange, Coach Tim Summers 4.Team defense. 5-Sheldon puts up an outside jumper. Seventh Grade Boys Basketball 89 Strong Season Finish As track drew to a conclusion, the girls started to do better and better. The team finished second in the SRC behind Tipp City in a hard-fought battle. Then the team advanced to district where they finished in a first place tie with Anna. People who went to state were the 400 relay team of Cindy Broerman, Rhonda Grilliot, Lisa Gigandet, and Brenda Rethman, shotputter Sundra Wakefield, and Lynn Jutte and angie DiSalvo in the 1600 and 3200. Sundra and Lynn placed at state. The team was strong in many areas. The sprints and relays were stronger than in years. Lynn Jutte and Angie DiSalvo were a strong combination in long distances. Sundra Wakefield proved tough in shot and high jump. 1. Brenda and Rhonda are far ahead in the 800 relay. 2. Cindy stretches to hand off. 3. Row 1: Angie DiSalvo, Cindy Broerman, Kathy Monnin, Sharon Didier Row 2: Missy Derr, Sundra Wakefield, Sheri Griesdorn, Brenda Rethman, Lynn Jutte, Kathy Marshal Row 3: Jenni Roll, Jenny Platfoot, Missy Christian, Lisa Gigandet, Missy Wakefield, Marcie Gilmore, Susan Bruns Row 4: Jessica Davis, Arlana Garrison. Tracy Dirksen, Noel Monnin, Meredith McKay. Molly Leugers, Melanie Kelch 4. Two freshmen, Molly and Tracy, lead the 3200 relay. 5. Engjoying the sun and waiting for their races. 90 Girls Track Growing Stronger Coach Dave Schmitz saw his boys track team improve substantially. The team only lost two dual meets all year and finished third in the tough SRC league meet. The team also placed high in several invitationals. The team was paced by a number of outstanding performances. The 3200 relay team of Mike Magoteaux, Lee Gehret, Lee Knore, and Dave Broerman set a new school record of 8:13 and had one of the fastest early times in the state. Lee Knore also set a school record in the 800 with a time of 1:59. Bruce Schuette was a consistant winner in the hurdles and holds a bright future since he is only a sophomore, as are Broerman and Magoteaux. This young team has a bright future. 1. Three of the Tigers start the 1600 with plenty of grit. 2. Bruce leads the 300 by plenty. 3. Row 1: Lee Gehret, Lee Knore, Doug Slagle, David Bruns, David Brown Row 2: Jim Spitzer. Brad Niekamp, Brad Schulze, Mike Goubeaux, Brad Gigandet, Mike Magoteaux, Dave Broerman Row 3: Bruce Schuette, Garth Hoellrich, A.J. Bey, Brad Bey, Chris Leach. Trent Huff, Brian Keiser, Keenan Leichty, Joe Rush, Jason Davis, Mike Williams 4. Josh Eiting shows why he was perfect for the pole vault. 5. Mike finishes his leg of the 3200 relay. 92 Boys Track Girls Run to SRC Title The junior high girls track team was a real powerhouse as they won the SRC championship, the Covington Invitational, six of seven dual and triangular meets, and second in the Harold Green Invitational. Many school records were set, but the 1600 relay team of Julie Niekamp, Jackie Shardo, Molly Moran, and Beth Schuette especially shone as they set a new school record and a new SRC record in the league meet. Also new discus and shot records were continually set by Marilyn McKay, Christine Dirksen, Angie Grieshop, and Erin Leach. Coach Deb McKinney's team showed excellent balance in all phases of sprints, middle and long distance, relays and individual events. Row 1: Carrie Gehret, Missy Mayse, Lisa Bey, Tracy Heft, Jackie Shardo, Molly Moran, Amy Strobel, Marilyn McKay Row 2: Tammy Reier, Erica Grillot, Denise Gerling, Andrea Roll, Amy Prenger, Beth Schuette. Lisa Knapke, Lori Poeppelman. Jenny Wagner Row 3: Angie Grieshop, Nikki Broerman, Erin Leach, Jenny Monnin, Karla Moorman, Chris Dirksen, Andrea Hess, Julie Niekamp Row 4: Angie Roberts, Jenni Dirksen, Theresa Black, Kelli Neff, Sherry Rismiller, Paula Villarreal, Tina Broerman, Coach Deb McKinney 94 ► lADY riGERSi ZRACK1 Better The junior high boys’ team continued its improvement this year as the size of the team more than doubled from past years. Consequently the boys did much better, winning 10 of 12 dual meets, finishing fourth in the SRC and Covington Invitational and fifth at the Milton Union Invitational. Craig Oliver set new school records in the shot and discus, and Chad Browder won the SRC 1600 race. Coach Steve Glasscoe saw his team be strong in all distances and throwing events. Row 1: Jason Overholser. Ben Donnelly, Tim Baltes, Chris Gigandet, Donnie Short. Brian Kruckeberg, Craig Oliver Row 2: Coach Steve Glasscoe. Carl Subler, Randy Marshal, Kevin Wood, Jon Kremer, Chuck Runner, Chad Browder Row 3: Kevin Groff, Adam Turpen. Bill Mestemaker, Randy Bey. Seth Benesh Junior High Boys Track 95 1. Row 1: Kelli Stahl, Jill Poly Row 2: Renee Magoteaux, Beth Monnin, Linda Wakefield, Susan Streib, Tina Kremer, Becky Knapke, Julie Francis Row 3: Coach Ron Mescher, Jill Brandewie, Amy Hoelscher, Tina McEldowney, Chris McEldowney, Andie Shardo, Ass’t. Coach Beth Collins 2. Tina lets fly from shortstop. 3. Julie gets down to work. 4. Chris nails a Parkway baserunner by a mile. 96 Champs SRC, District The Varsity Softball team set a new school record in recording the most wins in a season by finishing with an outstanding 20-6 record. Coach Ron Mescher’s squad won the SRC with an 11-1 record and followed that with the District title won in rather convincing fashion. Although the girls ended up one game short of going to Columbus, it was the most successful season ever. Soph Julie Francis was the team’s primary pitcher. She also set a new school record for RBI’s which was then broken by Kelli Stahl. Other school records were set by Tina Kremer in home runs and Chris McEldowney in runs scored and bases on balls. With only two seniors graduating, who knows what the future holds. Reserve Softball Piles Up Wins .. • Team has Balance Good defense, hitting, and pitching helped the reserve softball team to a 14-4 record, losing only one game to another reserve team and the others to varsity teams. Amy Hoelscher provided sound pitching, and the defense backed her up well. With a mostly freshman and junior team, Coach Huber saw the girls come up with timely hitting to post a very successful season. Combined with the varsity's best season ever, spring was an extremely enjoyable season for softball. 1. Front: Stacy Albritton, Amy Huber, Missy Simon, Christy Schlater, Diann Grisez, Tracy Mumaw. Monica Hiestand Back: Mindy Huber, Jenny Groff, Jenny Gigandet, Jackie Ruschau, Laura Wakefield, Stephanie Gerling, Amy Hoelscher, Keri Gigandet. Coach Louie Huber 2. Laura beats out an infield hit. 3. Gee. it's cold out here!” 4. Christy stretches but can’t beat the throw. 98 Reserve Sottball i� KY 1. Stephanie really gets up for softball games! 2. Renee hammers one. 3. Amy has an underhanded way of doing things. 4. Christy doesn’t come up short on this stop! Reserve Softball 99 Season of Improvement The varsity baseball team started slowly with weak hitting, pitching, and defense. Great improvement was seen as the season progressed. The fine weather allowed 28 games to be played. Brent Phelan led the team with a .426 batting average while Eric Moran was the leading pitcher. MVP was Eric Moran. Most Improved was Brent Phelan, and Best Defensive Player was Dan Watren. Eric Moran and Scott McEldowney were both First Team SRC. Brent was also Honorable Mention SRC. Coach Bruce Stall also reached a milestone by attaining his 300th win. 1. Row 1: Ken Spitzer, Jeff Stammen, Eric Moran, Jeff Subler. Matt Stall Row 2: Ken Baltes, Dan Watren, Scott McEldowney, Matt Barga, Brent Phelan, Manager Jesse DeMange Row 3: Coach Bruce Stall, Chad Monnin, Allen Knapke, Joel Wuebker, Kevin Baltes. Craig Prenger, Assistant Coach Louie Kremer 2. Jason Stammen goes for a low pitch. 3. Craig fields a grounder at short. 4. Coach gets ready to send Kenny. 100 Varsity Baseball VHS Opp. 0 Piqua 8 3 Greenville 12 1 Graham 3 8 Miami East 9 6 Minster 15 11 Bradford 8 17 Mississinawa Valley 6 5 Tipp City 20 6 Milton-Union 1 5 Lehman 13 10 Russia 3 22 Covington 1 2 Springfield Catholic 3 8 Miami East 10 4 Franklin Monroe 3 7 Marion 3 0 Tipp City 7 29 Newton 2 3 Lehman 1 23 Covington 2 7 Springfield Catholic 15 22 Milton-Union 8 8 Franklin Monroe 5 19 Covington 6 5 Clinton-Massie 3 8 Fort Loramie 11 4 Twin Valley South 7 3 1. Scott fires away. 2. Is it true that stat Rachel Subler asked when halftime was during a baseball game? 3. Craig tries to beat the throw to first. 4. Kenny scores another one against Miami East. 5. Kenny rounds first on a double. Varsity Baseball 101 Young The reserve baseball team had a record of only 8-20 but showed steady improvement as the season progressed. It was an awfully young team of predominantly freshmen and sophomores. Coach Louie Kremer saw the hitting come around as did the defense. There were a number of mental mistakes early but that was usual for the first year of high school baseball for many on the team. 1. Looks like a foul tip! 2. Shane Schultz fields a hot smash at third even though he’s afraid to look 3. Matt Stall does the Michael Jordan stunt as he swings away. 102 Reserve Baseball Team Improves 1. Allen looks like a younger Buddy Bell. 2. Jeff Subler scoops one at short. 3. Allen beats out an infield single. 4. Front: Shane Petitjean, Jeff Subler, Lane Knore. Ryan Smith, Matt Hiestand, Randy Groff. Sean Pleiman, Shane Schultz Back: Chad Monnin, Dan George. Matt Stall, Joel Wuebker, Rick Pleiman. Shane Stonebraker, Allen Knapke, Coach Louie Kremer Rah, Rah While much of the school’s attention may be on the athletic teams participating in a particular sport, much of that attention is focused by the cheerleaders. The various groups of girls work long and hard in practices to help the various teams draw unified support from the fans. Although they are often kidded about being cheerleaders, their efforts go a long way toward helping school spirit. 1. Varsity Football Sheri Neargarder. Lisa Gigandet. Carey Schultz, Susie Meyer, Christi Fields. Carrie Coomer 2. Reserve Football Tammy Meyer, Stacy Prenger. Tracy Shaffer. Arlana Garrison. Janell Crabtree, Jenny Smith 3. Rachel Subler roars for the football team. 4. Varsity Basketball Crissy Subler, Christi Fields, Carey Schultz, Jenny Subler. Susie Meyer, Carrie Coomer 5. Reserve Basketball Front: Sheri Neargarder. Lisa Gigandet Back: Janell Crabtree. Stacy Prenger, Tammy Meyer. Jenny Smith 104 Cheerleaders 1. Varsity Wrestling Mascot: Tresa Barlage Row 2: Meredith McKay. Dee Ann Smith. Tina Bergman Row 3: Missy Crowell. Anita Nieport. Star Hammelgarn 2. Eighth Grade Basketball Front: Denise Dahlstrom, Missy Mayse Back: Tracy Heft. Carrie Gehret Junior High Wrestling Front: Molly Moran. Lisa Bey. Denise Gerling Back: Susan Paulus, Marilyn McKay. Molly McConaha 4. Another long, hard practice 5. Susie shows how it’s done. 6. Seventh Grade Basketball Front: Jenny Wagner. Sandy Drees. Andrea Roll Back: Mindy Groff Cheerleaders 105 Band Travels 1-70 Again The VHS Marching Band came through at the last minute. They didn’t receive their superior, which qualified them for state, until the very last contest they performed. Getting a superior enabled the band to travel to Columbus for the fifth time in six years, but this was the first year VHS competed at Ohio State University Stadium. It was very exciting for ail involved to perform at such an outstanding place. The stadium must have been full of inspiration because the band received six straight superiors in the following categories: marching, music, flags and rifles, majorettes, field commander, and overall band. It was even more of a thrill because Versailles was one of the two bands in the entire state of Ohio to receive straight superiors. As anyone can see, the VHS band had an outstanding year. Their hard work and dedication paid off in the end. I.The band cheers for the football team at Ohio State in the state semifinals. 2.Lisa Mangen and Cindy Broerman play their trumpet duet. 3.The Tiger Drum Line (including Sharon Gehret) 4.The bon fire for the football team is heated up by the band. 106 Marching Band I.What a straight line! 2.The VHS Marching Band 3.What a group! 4.Diane Paulus is ready to boogie!!! 5.The majorettes and flag corps strut their stuff. _ « Marching Band 107 ■� JOINT VOCATIONAL SCHOOL Every morning, twenty-eight VHS juniors and seniors begin their day with a 45 minute bus ride. Where is their destination? The Montgomery County Joint Vocational School (JVS). JVS is designed for students who want to specialize in a specific vocational program rather than continue a generalized high school education. During the sophomore year, students are able to tour the JVS facilities and decide if this is the route of the future for them. Upon arrival at the school, they attend one hour of academics and one and a half hours of related classwork. The juniors take English, and the seniors take government and history. In the afternoon, the students attend a three hour lab in which they receive hands on experience. Seniors also have the opportunity to earn some extra cash and experience by spending a certain part of their time “on the job.” Students are active in clubs at both JVS and VHS and may participate in band and sports. The JVS students thus receive an intensive training program to gain the skills that will prepare them for employment after graduation. Tom Brown — Welding Steve Berger — Auto Mechanics Brad Huddle — Diesel Equipment and Mechanics Jeff Pepiot — Graphic Printing Angie Miller — Clerical Service Annette Gehron and : Dahlstrom — Data Processing Jamie McGlinch — Law Enforcement 112 Alan Marchal — Machine Trade Craig Schlacty — Auto Mechanics tn Tk f?A v Dean Treon — Auto Mechanics Bill Huwer — Diesel Equipment and Mechanics PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Tim Amrhein — Plumbing Dan Didier — Heating Air conditioning Jim Gigandet — Machine Trades Linda Kramer — Data Processing Angela Kuykendall — Executive Secretary Angela Noggle — Medical Secretary Allen Pierron — Electrical Trades 113 Lisa Grieshop — Cosmetology Juniors 114 Tim Amrhein Tresa Barlage Gunnar Bartram Kevin Batty Traci Bensman Steve Berger Jerry Bey Kevin Cordonnier Kelly Crotcher Ed DeLaet Missy Derr Shelly Dirksen Scott Dirksen Mike Droesch Jeff Francis Bill Gantt Becky Gehret Karen Gehret Jenny Goettemoeller Sheri Griesdorn Lisa Grieshop Ron Grisez Susanne Grow Star Hemmelgarn Tia Harter Juniors Donna Loxley Bob Magoteaux Paul Mangen Alan Marchal Kathy Marshal Susan Streib — Secretary. Tom Treon — Treasurer. O.J. Mills — President. Linda Wakefield — Vice President Stacie Matthieu Renee McClurg Scott McEldowney Beth Merkle Jamie Mescher David Meyer Juniors Susie Meyer Angie Miller O.J. Mills Beth Monnin Denise Monnin Andy Nieport Anita Nieport Neil Montebon Aaron Moran Mike Moyer Brad Niekamp Michelle Pepple Chanda Petitjean Rhonda Petitjean Allen Pierron Rick Plieman Lynn Poeppelman Jennifer Ressler Brenda Rethman Julie Rethman Carrie Rhoades Jeffie Richard Ron Rismiller Yvonne Runner Jackie Ruschau Craig Schlecty Carey Schultz Juniors Brad Schulze Brenda Shappie Larry Speelman Ken Spitzer Lewie Stahl Susan Streib Ann Marie Subler Tom Treon Scott Voisard Brian Wagner Laura Wakefield Linda Wakefield Sundra Wakefield Cindy Westgerdes Shona Wion Dale Winner Photo not available Tom Brown Jamie McGlinch Dane Miller Arnold Monnin Kim Sabroff Bill Wingfield Jeff Wuebker 117 Sophomores Dan Ahrens Sherry Amrhein Ken Baltes Lisa Barge Melanie Bartik Lee Batty Mike Bayman Steve Bey Brian Bornhorst Tina Bergman Jane Bernholt Angie Brandt David Broerman Shelly Browder Susan Bruns Eric Bubeck Steve Bey — President, Stacy Dirksen — Vice President, Andrea Crowell — Treasurer, Jenni Roll — Secretary Missy Christian Cathy Collins Carrie Coomer Andrea Crowell Jason Davis Kitty Davis 118 Sophomores Tina DeMange David Didier Angie Dirksen Stacy Dirksen Karen Donnelly Ronda Duncan Julie Francis Mike Hayes Aaron Hess Eric Hess Monica Hiestand Brandy Hilgefort Carrie Hoellrich Amy Hoelscher Susan Huelskamp Bob Johnson Eric Katterheinrich Jon Keihl Allen Knapke Matt Lacey Pam Lacey 119 Sophomores Chris Leach Russell Lyme Terri Lyons Mike Magoteaux Renee Magoteaux Wayne Marshal Julie Matthieu Dan May Chris McEldowney Karen Meier Nancy Merkle Christy Mincer Chad Monnin 84 Chad Monnin 85 Tracy Mumaw Evie Martin •W Tina McEldowney Sheri Neargarder Kevin Pierron Jenny Platfoot Christi Pohl Sophomores Tom Rismiller Jenni Roll Shelly Runner Terri Ryder Todd Schmitmeyer Ricky Schoenlein Bruce Schuette Photo not available Chasity Hamblin Julie Johnson Todd Magoto Tonda Trittshcuh Craig Vogel Missy Wakefield Mike Williams James Wooten Joel Wuebker Freshmen Mike Beal Shelly Benesh Connie Bensman Kevin Bergman Brad Bey Melissa Bornhorst i f Jody Cotrell Janelle Crabtree Jessica Davis Stacy Albritton Jill Brandewie m. Lori Davidson Carla DeMange Beth Didier Ed Dingman Tracy Dirksen Todd Dirksen Peter DiSalvo Lois Ehlers Arlana Garrison Krista Schmitz — Secretary. Missy Simon — Vice President. Jenny Gilmore — President, Stephanie Simon — Treasurer Brian Gehret Tony Gehret Freshmen $ r Greg George Jenny Gilmore Teresa Hammons Lisa Hemmelgarn Matt Hiestand Garth Hoellrich Amy Huber Trent Huff Brian Keiser Melanie Kelch Tom Knick Lane Knore Michelle Koeller Freshmen Jason McEldowney Meredith McKay Dan Mestemaker Doug Meyer Tammy Meyer Alan Miller Eric Miller Karron Nieport Tony Parmenter Brian Petitjean Josh Petitjean Shane Petitjean Sean Pleiman Sharon Poeppelman Kristine Pohlman Jon Pothast Stacy Prenger Jodie Richard Freshmen Joe Rush Melanie Rush Michelle Schrader Shane Schultz Missy Simon Stephanie Simon Jennifer Smith Rob Spitzer Photo not available A.J. Bey Tim Marshal Neil Shepherd Tim Weese Matt Stall Darrell Theurer Shawn Todd Adrian Virden Deb Winner Mary Ann Wooten Eighth Grade Rodney Ahrens Tim Baltes Renee Barga Scottie Barga Jay Bergman Keith Bergman John Bey Teresa Broering Tina Broerman Renee Coates Denise Dahlstrom Cyril Dapore Janet DeMange Jesse DeMange Keith DeMange Christine Dirksen Jenny Hoelscher — Treasurer, Andrea Hess — Secretary, Carrie Gehret — Vice- President. Lori Mangen — President Jason Dross Ryan Fields Carrie Gehret 126 Eighth Grade Kevin Gehret Jenny Gibson Chris Gigandet Jason Goubeaux Brian Griesdorn Kathy Grilliot Stephanie Grillot Ramona Grisez Renee Grisez Tracy Heft Brian Heitkamp Andrea Hess Chris Hiatt Jenny Hoelscher Mindy Huber Jenny Katterheinrich Lisa Kimmel Candie Mangen Lisa Mangen Lori Mangen Randy Mangen Tom Mangen Eighth Grade Shawn Melton Tom Mescher Beth Miller Ed Minnich Susan Marchal Frank May Melissa Mayse Molly McConaha Vicky McEldowney Marilyn McKay Brian McNutt Jason Overholser Natalie Pepple Shawn Petitjean Dan Pierron Eighth Grade Theresa Pierron Lisa Pleiman Nicki Poor Steve Reier Sherry Rismiller Lori Schlater Jill Schulze Donny Short Jenny Simmons Amy Simon Kelly Smith Carla Streib Amy Strobel Jason Stucke P Jackie Shardo Dan Subler Photo not available Mark Clack Todd Keiser Nathan Subler Joy Theurer Scott Thobe Paula Villarreal Rob Wingfield Alan Wuebker 129 Seventh Grade Sheldon Barga Traci Barga Peggy Barge Bobby Batty Cindy Beal Seth Benesh Dan Berger Angie Bergman Randy Bey Don Bohman Nikki Broerman Chad Browder Joe Bruns Jason Bruns Linda Claxton Mindy Groff — President. 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Randy Marshal — Vice President 130 Brian Dircksen Sandy Drees Eric Epperly Travis Copeland Craig DeMange Cathy DeMange Holly Depweg Nacie DeHart Tom DeMange Seventh Grade Ralph Grisez Kevin Groff Mindy Groff Kelli Henry Chad Kelch Marci Kelch Lisa Knapke Jon Kremer Bruce Kunk Gary Kunk Shawn Landis 131 Jason Hess Doug Hesson Chad Hoelscher John Huelskamp Jeff Johnson Keith Katterheinrich Seventh Grade Erin Lass Erin Leach Jason Leach Stacie Magoteaux Jeremy Magoto Mandy Magoto Renee Magoto Kevin Metzcar Dan Meyer David Miles Richard Miller Debbie Monnin Jennifer Monnin Molly Moran Theresa Pleiman Lori Poeppelman Brian Pohl Seventh Grade Bridget Pohlman Michelle Pothast Amy Prenger Tammy Reier Julie Richard Chad Rismiller Angie Roberts Beth Schuette Eric Schultz Missie Shepherd Michelle Simmons Curt Stephan Carl Subler Jeff Stuck Shannon Stuck Rodney Swabb Adam Turpen Photo not available Michael Barga Joy Cotrell Paul Monnin Matt VanEtten Neal Vogel Jenny Wagner Tracy Wietholter Brian Winner Kevin Wood s I X T H G R A D E Keith Gudorf Kay Holfinger Ramona Nickol Janet Rinderle Chad Albritton Tina Barge Jenny Batten Brian Bensman Nicole Berger Robbie Berger Kevin Bergman Mike Bernholt Laurie Black Brenda Bohman Jonna Brewer Matt Broering Bobbie Jo Broerman Shawn Chappie Brad Christian Jeff Davidson Steve DeMange Tammy DeMange Doug Didier Amy Dirksen Renea Dirksen Jill Donnelly Jenny Droesch Carrie Francis Matt Gantt Dianna Gehret Joyce Gehret Matt George Sherri Grilliot Ed Grillot Renee Groff Kevin Hartke Molly Hiestand David Hoelscher Stephanie Jennings Greg Johnson Joyce Keihl G.C. 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Meyer Mark Miller Erin Mulvaney Matt Mumaw Ryan Mumaw Dan Nickols Mandy Overholser Destiney Phlipot Krista Phlipot Robbie Phlipot Tyler Phlipot T Gina Pierron Jesse Pohlman I Tracy Potter Nikki Ranly Bobby Reed Wendy Reed Tiffany Retz Clay Roberts Jason Roll Lani Sanderson Joel Stammen Sara Stonebraker Amanda Subler Roberta Swabb Craig Swallow Jacquie Thiebeau Joe Thornsberry Kristy Treon G R A D E Misty Tucker Billy Turner Jill Wagaman Ebony Wesney Nikki Wooten Jennifer Wuebker Mike Yagle Not pictured Nicholas Scott Jeffrey Taylor 141 s E C o N D G R A D E Karen Bertke Carol Brewer Ron Coblentz Sue Zumberger Benji Arden Chad Barga Sandy Barga Sherrie Barga Melanie Batty Dale Bohman Jocelyn Borchers Nicholas Borchers Tim Borchers Andy Boring Sarah Broering Nick Broerman Mindy Condon Tammy Couchot Julie Davis Aaron DeMange Kevin Dircksen Maria Dirksen Alex Dross Audra Dues Brett Dues Jill Francis Heidi George Carl Grilliot Jeff Grillot Chuck Gump Steve Hartke Lori Heft Nicci Hecht Breanne Heitkamp Becky Henry Christine Hess Heidi Hill Ericka Hufford Corrie Jennings Jamie Jennings Jennifer Jessup Ann Katterheinrich Jason Kelch Brian Knapke Heidi Knapke James Knapke Angie Kramer Michelle Kunk Chelli Litten Jessica Magoteaux Holly Magoto Jaclyn Magoto Kimberly Magoto Jeremy Monnin Amanda Murphy Eric Nerderman 142 Ben Williams Kristi Wion Nikki Wood Brad Wooten Ryan Wulber Amy Yakos Bethany Niekamp Doug Oliver Michael Oliver Brian Phlipot Mindy Phlipot Eric Rhoades Kelli Rhoades Trisha Rhoades Susan Rinderle David Rismiller Shawn Roll Chris Rue Donneta Sabroff Ben Schlater Sarah Schmitmeyer Vickie Schmitmeyer Heather Schrader Ryan Schulten Ryan Schultz Larry Simmons Kristen Stammen Kevin Subler John Thobe Carrie Turner Jeremy Turner Christy Vogel Craig Wagner Scott Ward Picture not available Crystal Baker Susan Wagner Ben Wietholter John Wood S E C O N D G R A D E 143 F I R S T G R A D E Brenda Coblentz Diane Dunlap Mary Loxley Judy Wick 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 Alison Bruns Benny Brunswick Traci Buxton Jennifer Cost Arianne Crowell Amy DeMange Brenda DeMange Jenny DeMange Mike DeMange Dustin Dickmann Michael Dickmann Adam Didier Becky Didier Kevin Drees Nathan Ellis Mark Fast Kasey Finlay Mary Francis Brenda Gehret Jason Gehret Gayle Gilmore Curt Goubeaux Katie Greenaway Eric Griesdorn Tracy Grillot James Hall Jonathan Harmon Steven Harmon Matt Heitkamp Eric Hemmelgarn Scott Henry Shelley Hensley Mark Hill Brad Huelsman Karla Kanney Josh Keihl Kristi Keihl Sara Keiser Matt Kelch 144 Brandi Worden Jeremy Yagle Laura Kremer Michelle Kremer Corissa Lennon Amamda Lewis Lee Link Jody Manning Jamie Marchal Jennifer McEldowney Renee McEldowney Greg McGlinch Doug Mendenhall Betsy Meyer Elizabeth Meyer Matt Meyer Mark Moehl John Monnin Wyatt Murphy Ryan Nisonger Tony Parin Adam Pearson Heidi Petitjean Jennifer Phlipot Jill Poeppelman Kevin Pohlman Aloysius Rahm Joey Raterman Jamie Retz Carrie Rhoades Katy Roll Tiffany Saintignon Denise Schmidt Aaron Schmitmeyer Autumn Schrader Laurie Schulten Ashley Schutz Chris Smith Christina Smith Chuck Smith Jason Smith Shari Stauffer Billy Streib Kara Subler Jill Swallow Kim Treon Jaime Tucker Shane Unger Curt Varner Jouie Von Duhn Joe Wagner Photo not available Benji Darner Angela Keller Kristen McClurg Nikki Reier F I R S T G R A 145 K I N E R G A R T E N Nancy Knecht Phyllis Shively Jason Ahrens Paul Bailey Matt Baltes Tyler Barga Brittany Barker Chris Barnhardt Matt Bensman Paul Berger Andrea Bergman Danielle Borchers Jay Borchers Katie Borchers Scott Borchers Nicole Brown Mike Coatney Doug Condon Joey Couchot Angie Davis Josh Davis Eric DeMange Mitchell Dues Angie Eakins Jessica Emerick Diana Forrest Jeremy Francis Kelli Francis Beth Greenaway Kevin Grieshop Mike Grieshop Alan Grillot Chad Grillot Robbie Grillot Nick Groff Jennifer Haines Jason Hartke Nathan Hecht Susan Heft Charlie Henry Kristie Henry 146 Sarah Voisard Jodi Wagaman Mitch Wietholter Lacey Wooten Travis Wulber Nikki Yagle Mark Henry Rene Henry Matt Huelsman Leah Koverman Amy Kramer Ben Kremer Scott Magoteaux Nicki Mangen Tony Mangen Willy Martin Shannon McDougall Mike McGlinch Chrissy Monnin Doug Nerderman Carrie Nichols Jeremy Oakley Nick Oliver Carl Phlipot Kevin Phlipot Tim Phlipot Jason Rahm Julie Raterman Brock Roberts Jeremy Rue Mitch Schlater Sandy Schlater Michelle Schmitz Chris Schrader Jason Selzer Jason Shardo Katie Simon Jessica Smith Misty Spahr Bradley Strausbaugh Robert Thobe Cory Turner Shannon Turner Photo not available Amber Darner Carrie Dues Eric Goewert Andrew Keller Stacy Meyers K I N E R G A R T E N 147 Susette Kruckeberg Aaron Bergman Jason Broerman Rob Davis Eric Depweg Clay Gasson Amy Gehle Holly George David Groff Therese Heitkamp Stacy Hoelscher Sam Huwer Don Kaiser Emmy Knapke Brenda Krieg Jason Pleiman Jeff Pleiman Clint Riechert Michelle Stein Jesse Van Etten North Star Elementary F O U R T H 148 Sydney Ratliff Stacie Bergman Jerry Broering Jodi Broerman Mike Broerman Kelli Buschur Matt Gibson Renee Grillot Chad Groff Susan Heitkamp Janelle Henderson Trisha Hierholzer Katrina Hiestand John Kaiser Christie Niekamp Jenni Otte Mindy Schwartz Mike Seger Craig Speelman Lee Van Etten Shawn Wehrkamp Jenny Winner Kevin Winner Lynne Dysert Brad Barga James Brewer Roger Broering Ed Buschur Nicole Dross Mitch Gehle Kevin Grilliot Matt Grilliot Stephanie Grilliot Jennifer Harmon Janet Langenkamp Rich Mestemaker Laura Otte Henry Reichert Sherrie Van Etten Kelly Wehrkamp Irma Shumaker Ryan Black Hollie Broerman Tom Buschur Penny Davis Jason Gibson Christa Hemmelgarn Betsy Hiestand Jamie Kaiser Greg Langenkamp Erin Neff Mitch Parin David Reichert Adam Seger Jamie Selhorst Eric Stucke Taylor Stuck Ryan Subler A lyssa Wehrkamp Travis Wilker Jason Winner T H I R D S E C O N D 149 F I R S T K I N D E R G A R T E N 150 James Sommer Dale Barga Jadyn Broerman Wayne DeMange Carla Gasson Gretchen Grilliot Alicia Hemmelgarn Lee Hemmelgarn Misty Hummel Jennifer Kaffenberger Rachel Knapke Adam Kunk Ben Mescher Nicole Prenger Darren Rismiller Pam Schwartz Elizabeth Selhorst Amber Simmons Julie Amspaugh David Berger Chris Bergman Jon Bergman Linda Broering Steven Broerman Greg Garland Dan Grilliot Kendra Grilliot Alyssa Henderson Stephanie Kaiser Kurt Keiser Renee Langenkamp Tara Langenkamp Jeremy Mescher David Otte Julie Robert Ryan Rismiller Andrea Selhorst Emily Selhorst Harley Stein Angela Stucke Paula Van Etten Sara Wehrkamp FACULTY William Schuette — MS Principal C. Leon Knore — HS Principal Thomas Doseck — Elementary Principal — HS Wanda Brandon — MS Secretary Mary Hecht — Elementary Helen Stephen — North Star Secretary Secretary HIGH SCHOOL Jane Agne — French and Spanish;Club Advisor Allen Arnold — English;Varsity Boys Basketball Coach Gary Cooper — Social Studies;Department Head Sam Custer — Vocational Agriculture; FFA Advisor Phyllis Davis — Business;OOEA Advisor Thomas Donnelly — English.Asst Football Coach;8th grade class advisor Bonnie Gerber — Math Steve Glasscoe — Social Studies;Stu-dent Council Advisor;Reserve Wrestling Coach;Jr High Boys Track Coach John Grilliot — Industrial Arts;Club Advisor; Math; Photography; 10th 12th grade advisor Marie Hemmelgarn — Vocal Music Alan Hetrick — Guidance Counselor; Varsity Football Coach; Varsity V Club Advisor John Huddle — Science;Department Head;Asst Athletic Director Anne Lass — Reading;English;7th grade class advisor;Jr High Volleyball Coach Jeff Leininger — Science;Cross Country Coach;Math Science Club Advisor;Jr High Boys Basketball Coach Clarence Leugers — English;Yearbook Advisor Diana Malone — Business;OOEA Advisor Deborah McKinney — Reading;Jr High Girls Track Coach;Jr High Cheerleading Advisor Ronald Mescher — OWA.Girls Softball Coach Conrad Minnich — Librarian;9th grade class advisor Dawn Neff — Art;Club Advisor; 11th grade class advisor Debra Nelson — Math; Jr High Volleyball Coach Arlene Pohl — Home Economics; FHA Advisor William Roll — Physical Education: Industrial Arts; Varsity Wrestling Coach Lois Smith — Science Faye Spangler — English; Department Head; FTA Advisor Bruce Stall — Health; Physical Education; Drivers Education; Department Head; Varsity Baseball Coach; Asst Football Coach Russ Stewart — Math; Department Head; Darke County “Teacher of the Year Randy Swisher — Math; Jr. High Football Coach; Reserve Boys Basketball Coach; Athletic Director Lloyd Turner — Social Studies; Computer Literacy Donna Wagner — LD Tutor Esther Woodworth — Social Studies; NHS Advisor Diane Yakos — Home Economics; FHA Advisor; IDAA SADD Advisor Picture Not Available Linda Isom Thomas Lear Carolyn Leugers Judith Pence David Schmitz Don Wick 153 Janice Barga Esther Strausbaugh Thelma Burns Donna Huelskamp Janice Oliver Robert Berger Donna Lyons Bob Miller Bob Reed Kathy Hoelscher Jane Mumaw Helen Fast Evelyn Gaier Barb Garke Pat Knapke Margie McGrewy Helen McEldowney Future Farmers Versailles FFA had a very successful year. The highlight was the chapter being named as one of the Top Ten Chapters in Ohio. The chapter has received many other awards also. Individuals took awards in dairy proficiency, reporter’s book, home improvement, and beef proficiency. There were five State Farmer Degree recipients, two American Farmer Degree recipients, and a National Officer candidate. Other accomplishments included 19 members attending the state FFA convention, 13 attending the national convention, and six members attending the state FFA camp. FFA also conducted a Food for America program, the junior high ag. program, and successful National FFA Week activities. Members sold 1,050 boxes of fruit and 130 bags of popcorn to pay for all these activities. With their successes in the past, Versailles FFA can look forward to a bright future. Row V.Steve Hoelscher, Tony Brandt, David Keihl, Dan Winner, Mike Stephan, Stacie Hoelscher, Todd Mangen. Lee Gehret. Jeff Wuebker. Dale Winner, Deb Hesson. Aimee Stuck Row 2:Jon Pothast. Amy Hoelscher, Carrie Coomer, Kelly Crotcher. Arnold Monnin, Lance Kelch, Andy Nieport, Paul Mangen, Ron Rismiller, David Meyer. Rick Pleiman, Scott Dirksen Row 3:Allen Knapke, Dan Ahrens, Mike Bayman, Scott Thobe, Dan Didier, Dan George, Dan May, Todd Schmitmeyer, Chad Monnin, Mike Williams, Doug Stephan, Doug Meyer Row 4: Mike Nerderman, Josh Petitjean, Tony Parmenter, Mike Hayes, Greg George, Brian Gehret, Bob Johnson, Tony Gehret, Steve Mangen, Todd Dirksen, Brian Bornhorst Junior High FFA The junior high FFA is an extension of the FFA program which exposes its members to agriculture and FFA. One of the main events was the corn growing contest won by Don Bohman. Members also participated in the Junior High Ag. Olympics which was won by Mrs. Wagner’s homeroom which was represented by Alan Wuebker and Kelly Smith. Row 1:John Bey, Jesse DeMange, Bernie Knapke. Jason Overholser, Jerry Drees. Chris Gigandet, Brian Kruckeberg, Keith Bergman. Alan Wuebker Row 2:Tim Baltes, Frank May, Craig Oliver, Jay Bergman, Kevin Gehret, Jenny Hoelscher, Carrie Gehret. Candie Mangen, Beth Miller Row 3:Don Bohman, Chad Hoelscher, Brian Dirksen, Doug Hesson. Brian Winner. Doug Schmitmeyer, Mechelle Pothast, Holly Depweg, Renee Nerderman Row 4:Curt Stephan, Eric Epperly, Jason Bruns, Eric Schultz, Gary Gehret, Brian Heitkamp, Randy Mangen, Joy Theurer, Renee Coates 158 FFA Office Education Assoc. Junior OOEA Front: Star Hemmelgarn. Jeffie Richard, Cindy Westgerdes, Beth Merkle, Susan Streib, Beth Monnin Back: Lynn Poeppelman, Karen Gehret, Julie Rethman, Becky Gehret, Adviser Phyllis Davis OOEA 159 The Ohio Office Education Association had a very active and successful year. In June OOEA’s Miss Chick candidate Rhonda Grillot became the 1987 Miss Chick. The senior officers attended the All Ohio Vocational Youth Leadership Conference July 10-12 which was held in Carrollton. In October the members attended the Regional Fall Leadership Conference in Dayton. Deb Lotz was elected Region 3 Treasurer and Missy Crowell as Region 3 Historian. The members also attended the State Leadership Conference in Columbus, and Missy became State Historian. Also in November the members sold nuts for their fund-raising project. In February all members participated in the Regional Competitive Events at the JVS. Winners were Missy Crowell, Becky Gehret, Lynn Poeppelman, Jeffie Richard, and the Promotional Display. Also during February OOEA Week was clebrated by passing out cookies to all faculty and students and conducting a Computer Match-Up. In March Missy, Rhonda, and Deb attended the State Competitive Events-Missy in extemporaneous speech and Rhonda and Deb in the Promotional Display Contest. The OOEA is an important part of the Intensive Office Education program. Senior OOEA: Front: Melina Mangen, Rhonda Grillot, Sharon Didier, Deb Lotz, Missy Crowell, Julie Drees Back: Jenny Gehret, Brenda Mangen, Julie Platfoot, Lisa Meier, Christy Miller, Becky Grisez, Adviser Diana Malone Not Shown: Nancy Claxton, Michelle Kimmel Varsity V Club Varsity V Club brings together all those high school students who have lettered in a sport or cheerleading during the year. Just before Christmas, the group visited The Children’s Medical Center in Dayton to deliver Christmas presents and spread good will. The trip is an annual affair that always provides some very moving experiences. Also on May 11, the Varsity V had a guest speaker for the members of the clubs and all athletes in junior high and high school. The speaker, a former coach, spoke about motivation and the value of athletics. Row l:Chris York. Dave Pohl. Doug Slagle. Lee Knore. Angie DiSalvo, Rhonda Grillot, Michelle McKay. Christi Fields. Cindy Broerman. Kim Gaier Row 2: David Buxton, Rob Arling. Doug Davidson, David DeLaet, Brenda Rethman, Tina Kremer, Shelly Dirksen. Beth Monnin. Sundra Wakefield Row 3:Craig Prenger. Ron Grisez, Ted Lyons. Star Hemmelgarn. Missy Derr. Matt Keihl, Jackie Ruschau, Carrie Rhoades. Lynn Jutte, Dan Watren Row 4: Lee Gehret. Brent Phelan. Scott Voisard, Kevin Batty. Sheri Griesdorn, Linda Wakefield. Carey Schultz, Susie Meyer. Julie Francis, Jenni Roll Row 5:Tom Treon. Jeff Francis. Brad Gigandet, Joe Ruschau. Brad Schulze. Mike Goubeaux, Andy Nieport. Mike Droesch, Jon Keihl, Ed DeLaet Row 6:Eric Moran. Scott McEldowney. David Broerman. Lewie Stahl, Jamie Mescher, Brad Niekamp. Ron Rismiller, Jerry Bey, Steve Bey. Mike Magoteaux Math-Science Club The purpose of the Math-Science Club is to stimulate interest in science or math through activities such as field trips or contests. This year the club visited the math and science facilities at the University of Dayton. The Science Olympiad team was very successful and placed tenth in the state competition. Row 1:Ted Lyons, Lee Knore. David DeLaet, Matt Keihl. Kim Gaier, Lisa Huelskamp, Kathy Monnin, Lisa Mangen. Michelle Hart, Missy Heitkamp, Lisa Hemmelgarn Row 2:Carrie Hoellrich, Joe Ruschau, Kevin Baltes, Jackie Ruschau, Lynn Jutte, Linda Wakefield. Tina Kremer. Shelly Dirksen. Tresa Bar-lage. Amy Huber. Missy Simon. Jodie Richard Row 3:Karen Donnelly, David Brown. Bill Gantt. Renee McClurg. Carrie Rhoades. Sundra Wakefield, Beth Monnin, Becky Knapke, Lynn Poeppelman. Karen Gehret, Candie Mangen Row 4:Arlana Garrison, Keith Thobe, David Bruns. Susan Bruns, Melanie Bartik, Terrie Ryder. Jenny Groff, Stephanie Simon. Carla DeMange. Angie Marshal. Jenny Gilmore. Connie Bensman Row 5: Diann Grisez. Jill Brandewie, Janell Crabtree. Melanie Kelch, Noel Monnin. Tammy Meyer. Jason McEldowney. Sean Pleiman, Stacy Dirksen. Tina Bergman, Andrea Crowell. Karen Meier Row 6: Matt Wuebker. Eric Moran, Kevin Cordonnier, Jamie Mescher, Dan Watren. Lewie Stahl, Ed DeLaet, Brent Phelan, Mike Goubeaux, Lane Knore. Trent Huff. Kathy Marshal. Denise Monnin, Laura Wakefield 160 Math-Science Varsity V Touch The purpose of TOUCH (Teens Offering Understanding, Courage, and Hope) is to bring together high school students who want to create an awareness of drug and alcohol abuse within our school. Members help in various programs during major events along with programs for many different grades during the year. The main responsibility of each member is to set a good example and to lend a helping hand for prevention of substance abuse. Row 1: Melanie Bartik. Kitty Davis. Denise Monnin. Tresa Barlage, Kathy Marshal. Lynn Jutte. Karen Donnelly. Angie Marshal. Meredith McKay. Jennie Katterheinrich. Bill Gantt Row 2: Amy Strobel. Andrea Roll. Wendy Magoto, Dan Berger. Arlana Garrison. Janell Crabtree. Molly Leugers. Jackie Ruschau. Beth Monnin, Shelly Dirksen. Buzz Kuykendall, Adviser Diane Yakos Row 3: Mindy Groff. Angie McClurg, Mindy Huber, Marilyn McKay. Joy Theurer. Tracy Heft. Denise Dahlstrom. Carrie Rhoades. Renee McClurg. Susanne Grow. Shelly Benesh, Garth Hoellrich Row 4: Carrie Gehret, Kim Gaier. Michelle Hart, Lisa Huelskamp. Eric Katterheinrich, Criag Oliver, Stacy Dirksen. Andrea Crowell. Lisa Barge. Susan Bruns. Carrie Hoellrich. Keith Katterheinrich. Ben Donnelly S.A.D.D. Row 1: Michelle McKay. Angie DiSalvo, Ed DeLaet. Denise Monnin, Bill Gantt. Kathy Marshal. Lynn Jutte. Ken Spitzer, Jackie Ruschau. Shelly Dirksen. Carrie Rhoades. Laura Wakefield. Renee McClurg Row 2: Teresa Broering. Jenni Dirksen. Theresa Black. Jennie Katterheinrich. Melanie Bartik. Matt Keihl. Kitty Davis. Doug Parmenter. Buzz Kuykendall. Molly Leugers, Meredith McKay. Shelly Benesh. Adviser Diane Yakos Row 3: Susan Marchal. Kelli Neff, Lisa Niekamp. Amy Strobel. Marilyn McKay. Angie McClurg. Pam Lacy. Lisa Barge, Susan Bruns. Susanne Grow, Karen Donnelly. Sharon Poeppelman. Tracy Dirksen Row 4: Keith Thobe, Denise Hewitt. Joy Theurer, Arlana Garrison. Janell Crabtree. Michelle Hart. Kim Gaier, Andrea Crowell. Shona Wion, Carrie Hoellrich. Eric Katterheinrich, Angie Marshal Row 5: Linda Claxton, Theresa Pleiman. Peggy Barge. Tammy Reier. Angie Roberts. Evie Martin, Mechelle Pothast. Michelle Simmons, Jenny Groff. Jenni Roll. Christy Pohl Row 6: Nikki Broerman. Richie Miller. Shannon Stuck. Jenny Wagner. Lori Poeppelman. Mandy Magoto. Denise Gerling. Andrea Roll. Beth Schuette. Amy Prenger. Tina Kremer. Lisa Huelskamp Row 7: Kris Pohlman, David Bruns. Tommie Mescher. Nikki Poor. Renee Barga. Mike Goubeaux. David DeLaet. Lee Knore, Carl Subler. Scott Barga One of the newest groups at the high school is the Versailles Council of S.A.D.D. (Students Against Driving Drunk). In order to become a member of the chapter, students must sign a “Contract for Life” along with their parents stating that neither party will drive home after drinking. The membership for the year was just over 100 members which were divided into 10 different tribes. The main activities included a S.A.D.D. Week and a “Dead Student Day.” Touch — S.A.D.D. 161 Foreign Affairs The purpose of the French and Spanish clubs is to promote the study and use of those particular languages outside the classroom. Each of the clubs holds meetings throughout the year where they would become more knowledgeable about the native country of the language that was spoken. The members of the clubs would bring in native foods for each other to taste. These days are called Culture Days, and they provide a lesson about the cultures and customs of the native countries in which the languages are spoken while they also offer an opportunity for enjoyment. These activities and the large number of students in the French and Spanish Club point out that foreign languages are alive and well at Versailles. Spanish Club Row 1: Tia Harter. Ronda Duncan. Lisa Gigandet. Cathy Collins. Lisa Barge. Kathy Marshal. Diane Keiser, Adviser Jane Agne Row 2: Monica Hiestand, Dodie Sirch, Keri Gigandet, Aimee Stuck, Melina Mangen. Jackie Schlater, Deb Lotz, Missy Heitkamp, Michelle McKay Row 3: Angie Brandt, Missy Christian. Marcie Gilmore. Jenny Smith, Jodie Richard. Meredith McKay. Jenny Gehret. Michelle Hart. Carrie Rhoades Row 4: Jane Bernholt, Renee McClurg, Sheri Griesdorn. Lynn Jutte. Shelly Dirksen. Jackie Ruschau, Shona Wion, Susanne Grow. Kelly Crotcher, Stephanie Gerling Row 5: Lane Knore. Kevin Cordonnier. Jamie Mescher, Melanie Bartik, Stacy Dirksen. Tina Bergman. Andrea Crowell, Linda Wakefield, Becky Knapke French Club Row 1: Michelle Pepple. Jenni Roll. Christy Pohl, Kitty Davis, Mike Goubeaux, Lisa Huelskamp. Adviser Jane Agne Row 2: Kevin Baltes, David DeLaet, Susie Meyer, Lee Knore. Brenda Subler, Susan Weaver. Kathy Monnin, Ann Marie Subler. Lisa Mangen. Brenda Rethman Row 3: Jenny Goettemoeller, Cindy Westgerdes. Carey Schultz. Anita Nieport. Sundra Wakefield. Ed DeLaet. Laura Wakefield, Tina Kremer, Mary Ann Wooten. Rachel Subler, David Bruns Row 4: Adrian Virden. Beth Didier, Arlana Garrison, Noel Monnin, Tammy Meyer. Molly Leugers, Missy Simon. Stephan Simon, Connie Bensman, Tracy Dirksen. Sharon Poeppelman Row 5: David Brown. Brent Phelan, Craig Prenger, Jill Poly. Ted Lyons. Matt Keihl. Kim Gaier, Diann Grisez. Dee Ann Smith. Carla DeMange. Diane Grieshop. Jessica Davis 162 Spanish Club — French Club National Honor Society Row 1:Adviser Esther Woodworth, Matt Keihl, Kathy Monnin. Angie DiSalvo, Lee Knore. David DeLaet, Kevin Baltes, Doug Slagle, Kelli Stahl. Cindy Broerman Row 2:Christi Fields. Michelle McKay. Brent Phelan. Lisa Mangen. Diane Keiser, Melissa Crowell. Jenny Gehret Row 3:Carrie Rhoades. Jackie Ruschau. Tresa Barlage, Shelly Dirksen. Beth Monnin, Crissy Subler Row 4: Denise Monnin, Laura Wakefield. Brenda Rethman. Lynn Jutte, Sundra Wakefield, Kathy Marshal. Jenny Goettemoeller Row 5:Bill Gantt, Brad Niekamp, Ed DeLaet, Sheri Griesdorn. Kevin Batty Not Pictured:Rhonda Grillot. Annette Gehron, Stephani Neff, Linda Kramer. Tina Kremer, Tom Treon, Linda Wakefield, Jeff Wuebker The National Honor Society is unique as it is a by-invitation only club. Students must have a 3.0 average, and they are then voted upon by the faculty on grounds of service to the school, character, and leadership. The group sold football stadium cushions and raffled a football autographed by all the Tigers. Last year’s members took a field trip to LaComedia. New members were inducted in April. The club finished out the year by having a picnic at Dr. Knore’s house. Success — a fitting word to describe the 1987-88 FTA year. The chapter had its most profitable year to date thanks to the hard work during the annual two week candy sale. As a result of this fine accomplishment, the club awarded $500 in scholarships to members pursuing a teaching career, funded the annual FTA banquet at Ponderosa, and purchased pins and charms for active members to remember their experiences. An average of 35 students a semester worked as FTA helpers grading quizzes and tests, recording scores, and other odds and ends to lessen the workload of teachers. Row 1:Deb Hesson. Julia Drees. Stephanie Miller. Michelle Hart. Susan Weaver. Kim Gaier. Lynn Jutte. Tina Kremer. Jill Poly. Adviser Faye Spangler Row 2:Christy Miller. Tracy McNutt. Sharon Gehret. Brenda Subler. Missy Heitkamp. Aimee Stuck. Melina Mangen. Deb Lotz, Diane Keiser. Jenny Gehret. Dee Ann Smith. Rachel Subler Row 3:Janell Crabtree. Stacy Prenger, Noel Monnin. Tammy Meyer, Shelly Dirksen. Kathy Marshal. Kelly Crotcher, Brenda Rethman. Ann-Marie Subler, Lisa Mangen. Julie Platfoot, Lisa Huelskamp Row 4:Beth Merkle. Lynn Poeppelman, Ronda Duncan, Monica Hiestand. Cathy Collins. Lisa Gigandet. Tina Bergman. Stacy Dirksen. Jennie Gilmore, Connie Bensman. Lisa Meier. Brenda Mangen Row 5: Beth Monnin. Karen Gehret. Anita Nieport. Michelle Pepple, Sheri Griesdorn. Becky Knapke, Susan Bruns, Lisa Barge. Tracy Shaffer, Shelly Runner Row 6:Yvonne Runner. Melanie Rush. Kim Sabroff. Diane Grieshop. Christy Pohl, Melanie Bartik, Terri Ryder. Tina DeMange. Chris Leach. Nancy Merkle. Michelle Schrader 163 Future Homemakers The Future Homemakers of America had a busy year, as always. Assemblies, guest speakers, rallies, workshops, field trips, caroling parties, conventions, and the spring banquet kept the members involved and enthused. The goal of the FHA is to help youth assume their roles in society through home economics education in areas of personal growth, family involvement, and, assuredly, FHA achieved its goals and beyond this year. Mrs. Yakos and Mrs. Pohl are to be congratulated along with the officers for a very successful year. Row 1: Adviser Arlene Pohl, Lisa Meier, Traci McNutt, Sharon Gehret, Michelle Hart, Susan Weaver, Kim Gaier. Lisa Huelskamp, Kathy Monnin, Christy Miller. Adviser Diane Yakos Row 2: Vickie McEldowney, Lisa Mangen. Renee Grisez. Deb Hesson, Christi Fields, Missy Heitkamp. Aimee Stuck. Jenny Gehret, Denise Monnin, Tresa Barlage, Mary Ann Wooten. Tracy Dirksen Row 3: Stephanie Grillot. Tina Broerman. Paula Villarreal. Kathy Grilliot, Theresa Black, Teresa Broering, Lisa Bey, Denise Dahlstrom, Amy Simon, Julie Platfoot, Brenda Mangen. Becky Gehret, Sharon Poeppelmen Row 4: Tracy Heft. Molly McConaha. Ramona Grisez. Theresa Pierron, Jenni Dirksen, Julie Niekamp, Kelli Neff, Tracy Shaffer. Nancy Merkle. Shelly Runner, Christy Mincer, Lisa Hemmelgarn. Noel Monnin. Tammy Meyer Row 5: Lois Ehlers. Missy Simon, Jodie Richard. Jenny Smith, Lori Davidson, Shawn Todd, Missy Bornhorst, Terri Lyons. Pam Lacy. Angie Dirksen. Susan Grieshop, Sheri Neargarder. Amy Huber Row 6: Deb Winner, Nikki Poor, Natalie Pepple, Lori Mangen, Melanie Rush, Joy Theurer, Arlana Garrison, Jenny Simmons, Denise Hewitt, Teresa Hammons. Michelle Schrader, Kris Pohlman 164 FHA Cheerleading Association Row 1: Tresa Barlage, Susie Meyer, Carey Schultz, Jenny Subler, Star Hemmelgarn, Christi Fields, Missy Crowell, Crissy Subler, Carrie Coomer, Rachel Subler, Dee Ann Smith Row 2: Tracy Shaffer, Arlana Garrison, Meredith McKay, Janell Crabtree, Tammy Meyer, Anita Nieport, Lisa Gigandet, Sheri Neargarder, Tina Bergman Row 3: Erin Leach, Marilyn McKay. Susan Paulus, Lisa Bey. Denise Gerling, Molly Moran, Molly McConaha. Traci Barga Row 4: Andrea Roll, Mindy Groff, Sandy Drees, Jenny Wagner, Tracy Heft, Carrie Gehret, Denise Dahlstrom Spirit. That’s what these enthusiastic girls have and lots of it. They have helped cheer on many of the tigers to victory. Many long hours were spent practicing and making signs to make sure that everyone was “cheered” up. Special thanks is extended to all their different advisers who are rarely noticed but do such a good job. Cheerleading Association 165 O.W.E O.W.E. has had a very interesting year. The group went out to eat, visited different factories, went bowling, had a pizza party, had an employer banquet, and built a float for Homecoming. All this was done while encouraging students to realize a need for education by specifically relating school experiences to life experiences. Row 1: Yvonne Runner, Julie Matthieu, Angie Simon, Rhonda Petitjean, Kim Sabroff Row 2: Bob Lacy, Dan Ahrens, Todd Deeter, Don Francis, Adviser Dave Schmitz Row 3: Arnold Monnin, O.J. Mills, Tom Oldiges. Steve Hoelscher, Tony Brandt, Dane Miller O.W.A. O.W.A. stands for Occupational Work Adjustment. It is a program designed primarily for eighth, ninth, and tenth graders who either do not like the regular classroom environment or have problems in certain areas of study. The students spend half of the day in regular classrooms or in the O.W.A. room studying individualized areas. Then the students work at various jobs, usually around the school. Front: Lisa Mangen, Adviser Ron Mescher, Jenny Simmons. Donnie Short Back: Greg George, Ed Minnich, Jason Leach, Alex Mangen, Scott Barga 166 O.W.E O.W.A. College Club College Club is an organization that exposes juniors and seniors to colleges. College Club members visited Miami University to experience college first hand. Current information about colleges is made available to the members through college tables. In all, College Club makes the transition form high school to college much easier. Even getting into college is easier through information given about financial information and admissions standards. Row 1: David DeLaet. Kelli Stahl. Diane Paulus, Christi Fields Row 2: Keith Thobe. Lee Knore. Jill Poly, Kevin Baltes. Dan Watren. Jackie Schlater. Missy Heitkamp. Stephanie Miller. Doug Parmenter. Matt Wuebker. Cindy Broerman. Dee Ann Smith Adviser Don Wick Row 3: Michelle McKay, Angie DiSalvo. Rhonda Grillot, Lisa Huelskamp. Michelle Hart, Deb Lotz, Brenda Subler, Melina Mangen, Lisa Mangen, Diane Keiser, Jenny Gehret, Rachel Subler, Kathy Monnin Row 4: David Bruns. Ted Lyons. Beth Monnin, Lynn Poeppelman, Sharon Gehret, Susan Weaver. Kim Gaier, Susannne Grow, Renee McClurg. Jackie Ruschau. Carrie Rhoades. Laura Wakefield. Beth Merkle. Tina Kremer Row 5: David Pohl, Chris York. Craig Prenger. Shona Wion. Bill Gantt. Tresa Barlage, Denise Monnin, Brenda Rethman. Lynn Jutte, Kathy Marshal. Jeffie Richard, Missy Derr, Chanda Petitjean Row 6: Becky Knapke. Stephanie Gerling. Keri Gigandet. Jenny Goettemoeller. Carey Schultz. Jenny Subler. Crissy Subler. Donna Loxley, Susie Meyer. Star Hemmelgarn Row 7: Eric Moran. Brent Phelan, Sundra Wakefield, Shelly Dirksen. Aimee Stuck. Kelly Crotcher. Linda Wakefield. Ann Marie Subler. Sheri Griesdorn. Brian Wagner, Kevin Cordonnier, Tom Treon, Rob Arling Row 8: Matt Keihl. Ken Spitzer, Mike Droesch, Scott Voisard. Ed DeLaet. Ron Grisez. Brad Niekamp, Jerry Bey. Scott McEldowney. Lewie Stahl. Matt Barga. Doug Slagle, David Buxton College Club 167 Concert Band It’s been a very interesting year for the band. The Marching Band was very busy performing at competition, football games, and giving other performances. The group resumed their superior state record this year at state level by earning all I’s. The Concert Band received a II rating at contest, performed a year-end concert, a fourth-grade instrument demonstration, and participated in the Christmas assembly. Together these enthusiastic students worked through the thrill of victory and the challenge of every difficulty as a solid unit. 1. Woodwinds 2. Row 1: Doug Parmenter, Cindy Broerman, Missy Heitkamp, Brenda Subler, Michelle McKay, Diane Paulus, Jill Poly, Matt Keihl, Lisa Mangen, Tracy McNutt, Lisa Meier. Sharon Gehret Row 2: Stacy Dirksen, Stephanie Gerling. Ann Marie Subler. Crissy Subler. Sheri Griesdorn, Jenni Roll, Christi Pohl, Meredith McKay, Kathy Monnin, Lisa Huelskamp. Michelle Pepple Row 3: Karen Meier, Diane Grieshop, Donna Loxley, Linda Wakefield, Susan Streib. Jenny Gigandet, Becky Knapke. Beth Monnin, Kathy Marshal, Kelly Crotcher. Shelly Dirksen Row 4: Andrea Crowell, Tina Bergman, Shona Wion, Anita Nieport, Jackie Ruschau. Laura Wakefield. Carrie Rhoades. Renee McClurg. Lynn Jutte, Molly Leugers Row 5: Stacy Albritton, Jenny Gilmore. Stephanie Simon. Deb Winner. Julie Francis Ronda Duncan, Susan Bruns, Carrie Hoellrich. Karen Donnelly, Eric Katterheinrich, Shelly Benesh Row 6: Buzz Kukyendall, Lee Batty, Andy Nieport. Mike Droesch, Carla DeMange, Angie Marshal, Connie Bensman. Karron Nieport 3. Brass 168 Concert Band 1. Is this a good picture of Connie Bensman or what? 2. How did the Pep Band get in here? 3. Percussion 4. The band plays for graduation 5. “Pomp and Circumstance” never sounded better. 6. Carrie Hoellrich. Beth Monnin and Stephanie Gerling get ready to shine. Concert Band 169 Pep Band This enthusiastic group pepped up spirit and the times between games and halftime. At each home boys varsity basketball game, pep band filled the gymnasium with music and rooted the Tigers on. The pep band certainly provided not only entertainment to the crowd but they also thoroughly enjoyed themselves under the baton of Jill Poly. Row 1: Lisa Meier, Tracy McNutt, Sharon Gehret, Jill Poly, Matt Keihl, Cindy Broerman, Lisa Huelskamp, Kathy Monnin Row 2: Shelly Dirksen, Renee McClurg, Carrie Rhoades. Ann Marie Subler, Jackie Ruschau. Lynn Jutte, Jenni Roll Row 3: Karen Donnelly, Carrie Hoellrich, Karron Nieport. Shelly Benesh, Carla DeMange, Angie Marshal, Christi Pohl 170 Pep Band Chorus The Versailles High School Chorus definitely made its existence known. It made many singing appearances throughout the school year, performing at the Thanksgiving and Christmas school assemblies, the Versailles Health Center, the Senior Citizens Center, the Rhythm Company’s Christmas Spectacular 1987, the Frenchtown Ladies Sodality Christmas Banquet, and Exchange Concert at Milton-Union High School, the Fine Arts Festival, and the Junior and Senior Solo and Ensemble Contest. A highlight of the year was the II rating (meaning Excellent) the chorus received at contest. A special thank-you goes to the “after-school” chorus members who helped out the chorus at several of its functions. All in all, the year was a very special one not only in the music that was produced and performed, but by the friendships that were made along the way. Row 1: Adviser Marie Hemmelgarn, Angie DiSalvo, Carrie Hoellrich, Melanie Bartik. Dee Ann Smith Row 2: Donna Loxley, Susie Meyer, Eric Katterheinrich, Lisa Huelskamp, Jill Poly, Matt Keihl, Susan Bruns, Tresa Barlage Row 3: Janell Crabtree, Tammy Meyer, Chris Groff, Sharon Gehret, Tracy Dirksen, Sharon Poeppelman, Arlana Garrison. Kris Pohlman Row 4: Carrie Gehret, Lisa Bey, Denise Dahlstrom, Linda Wakefield, Theresa Pleiman. Rodney Ahrens. Tommie Mescher, Tricia Oliver, Jenni Roll, Shona Wion 171 Junior High Band The junior high band obviously spent most of the year in class learning to become better musicians. Other activities included marching at a football game, competing in the state band contest, and performing at the Spring Fine Arts Festival. All this should help prepare them for their high school band activities. Row 1: Wendy Magoto, Amy Simon. Lori Mangen. Jenny Hoelscher. Natalie Pepple. Carla Streib, Christine Dirksen. Karla Moorman. Andrea Hess Row 2: Stephanie Grillot, Tina Broerman. Renee Nerderman, Jennie Katterheinrich. Kelli Neff. Vicky McEldowney. Erin Lass. Beth Schuette, Lisa Knapke, Amy Prenger Row 3: Susan Marchal, Renee Barga. Mindy Huber. Erin Leach. Mandy Magoto, Deb Monnin, Ben Donnelly, Craig Oliver, Eric Schultz, Dan Berger, Keith Katterheinrich Row 4: Molly McConaha, Marilyn McKay, Lori Poeppelman. Amy Meier, Angie Grieshop, Shawn Melton. Jason Stucke, Neal Vogel. Criag DeMange, Denise Gerling, Susan Paulus Row 5: Denise Dahlstrom. Carrie Gehret, Tracy Heft, Andrea Roll. Sandy Drees 172 Junior High Band Art Club Row 1: Adviser Dawn Neff, Brenda Subler. Dodie Sirch, Jenny Platfoot, Tina Kremer Row 2: Todd Magoto, Tom Mescher. Lisa Huelskamp, Evie Martin, Jane Bernholt. Angie Brandt Row 3: Lisa Barge, Dee Ann Smith, Chanda Petitjean, Shelly Runner, Shelly Browder, Sherry Amrhein, Chastity Hamblin, Cathy Collins, Kelli Stahl Row 4: Susanne Grow, Rachel Subler, Teresa Broering, Kelli Neff, Shelly Benesh, Molly McConaha, Marcie Gilmore, Jill Poly, Diane Paulus The Versailles Art Club is made up of students in grades eight through twelve with a common interest in art. The club has an annual candy sale to raise money for field trips and art supplies. This year some of the members went on a field trip to Toledo, Ohio. They visited the Toledo Art Museum, ranked in the top ten of the U.S. The trip included a visit to the Portside Marketplace and a walking tour of the area’s lifesize bronze sculptures. The trip ended with dinner at “Chez Colette” and a night at the Radisson Downtown. The Art Club was involved in preparing for the Spring Fine Arts Festival in May by making signs and hanging students’ artwork. The Community often came to the Art Club to have community art projects completed such as Poultry Day Run shirts. Students in Art Club look at it as a social as well as academic club. Art Club 173 Yearbook The yearbook staff began the year in August by selling over $4000 in ads to help pay for the $12,000 cost of the book. Then the staff set up the book, designed the layouts for the pages assigned, sold the book itself, took the necessary pictures, and wrote the copy needed. All this was done during the students’ free time and after school. Front:Adviser Clarence Leugers, Deb Lotz, Melina Mangen, Brenda Subler, Lisa Huelskamp Back:Sheri Griesdorn, Tina Kremer, Michelle Hart. Lisa Mangen, Ann-Marie Subler. Denise Monnin AbsentiJackie Schlater, Brenda Groff Student Council The Student Council worked very hard this year so that it would be more enjoyable for everyone. Some activities that were sponsored included: Homecoming, Thanksgiving and Christmas assemblies, the “Shades” presentation, and the Talent Show. Class officer elections, the pop machines, and the sign in front of the school were also some of the Student Council’s responsibilities. Row 1:Noel Monnin. Stacie Hoelscher, Angie DiSalvo, Michelle McKay. Melina Mangen, Kevin Baltes. Dan Watren, Angie Shardo Row 2:Tammy Meyer, Carey Schultz, Susie Meyer, Crissy Subler, Ed DeLaet, Tina Kremer, Jerry Bey, Connie Bensman Row 3:Jill Brandewie, Dodie Sirch, Renee Magoteaux, Amy Hoelscher, Julie Francis, Mike Goubeaux, Mike Magoteaux, A. J. Bey Row 4: Mindy Huber, Amy Simon, Andrea Roll, Molly McConaha, Marilyn McKay, Brian Pohl Drama Club The Drama Club is not all that it seems: there is “More Than Meets The Eye.” “More Than Meets The Eye” was this year’s production. The cast and crew worked hard and used all their talents to put on two excellent performances which played to small audiences. The play was very funny and well performed. Adviser Cindy Vogel directed this professional enactment an made it an educational and enjoyable year for all the members. Row 1: Star Hemmelgarn. Ann Marie Subler, Doug Slagle. David DeLaet. Rachel Subler, Dee Ann Smith. Lisa Huelskamp Row 2: Tina Kremer, Linda Wakefield. Ed DeLaet. Lynn Jutte, Brenda Rethman. Kathy Marshal, Scott Dirksen, Larry Kruckeberg Row 3: Cathy Collins, Laura Wakefield. Tia Harter. Missy Derr, Sundra Wakefield. Denise Monnin. Tresa Barlage. Michelle Hart Row 4: Lisa Gigandet. Missy Christian. Marcie Gilmore. Dodie Sirch, Mike Magoteaux. Mike Goubeaux. David Brown. Missy Simon. Stacy Albritton Row 5: Stacy Prenger. Monica Hiestand. Carrie Hoellrich, Karen Donnelly. Matt Keihl. Melanie Bartik. Jenni Roll. Noel Monnin. Lois Ehlers Row 6: Amy Hoelscher. Jill Brandewie. Donna Loxley. Susie Meyer. Crissy Subler. Angie Marshal, Stephanie Simon, Jenny Smith, Jodie Richard. Tammy Meyer Drama Club 175 north star BLUE FLAME, INC. DAWN GRAIN SUPPLY CO., INC. Service For Home, Farm, Commercial Gas Bulk Or Bottled (419)-375-4216 Feed Grain Livestock Equipment 6000 Demming Rd. Ansonia, Ohio 337-3611 THE ANSONIA LUMBER CO. Everything To Build Anything OLIVER FUNERAL HOME, INC. In Service For Others PATRONS Roger E. Oliver Pres. Director Al’s Sharpening Service Blue White Tavern Davis Camper Sales Dr. Pete DiSalvo, Jr., D.D.S. Goettemoeller Trucking Hierholzer Garage Auto Sales Dr. Harvey B. Hole Kramer Electric Donald W. Pohlman, M.D. Russia Inn, Inc. Tony’s Body Shop Wendelin Tavern William Enterprises Greenville 300 W. Main St Ansonia 100 N. Main St Aren’t We Cute Stuffed animal day is just one of the spirit days at VHS. These cuddly toys remind us of younger days. 179 MIDMARK CORPORATION If you think you are beaten, you are, If you think that you dare not, you don’t, If you’d like to win, but you think you can’t, It’s almost certain you won’t. 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Main St. Versailles L M HARDWARE Congratulations To The Class Of ’88 Where “Old Fashioned” Courtesy Prevails Versailles, Ohio U inAzlL c futo zSaLzi. Versailles, Ohio Wholesale — Retail Phone: 526-4161 MICHAEL D. McCLURG ATTORNEY AT LAW 207 E. Main, Versailles, OH Say Cheese! These sneak candid shots reveal some pretty happy and surprised students. What's up, guys and gals? 193 VERSAILLES BANKING CENTER SECOND L. 1 I NATIONAL I ikll BANK A Complete Friendly Banking Service 101 West Main St. Versailles 526-5287 ZZZZZZZ! Oops! Looks like it’s been a fun-filled weekend, and Monday has rolled around again. Is it Friday yet? We’ll wake you up for the weekend. 194 EISON FORD, INC. John (Red) Elson Richard Berger — Sales Manager “Where Sales And Service Go Hand And Hand” Sales And Service Parts The Ford Family: — Aerostar — Crown Victoria — Tempo — Taurus — Escort 526-4131 — Thunderbird — EXP 769 E. 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Didier Plumbing Heating 10265 WOLF ROAD VERSAILLES, OHIO 453S0 (513)526-4487 OWNER: DICK DIDIER Custom Trenching AIR CONDITIONING 166 118 100. 156, 160. 162. 163. 167 ACTIVITIES. SENIOR 24 Agne. Barb 5 137 Agne. Brad 62. 154 Agne. Jane 152, 162 Agne. Shawn 4 138 Agne. Tim 1 62. 144 Ahrens. Dan 10 118. Ahrens. Jason K 146 Ahrens. Rodney 8 88. 126. 171 Albritton. Chad 6 134 Albritton. Stacy 9 80. 98. 122. 168. 175 Alexander. Chad 1 144 Amrhein. Sherry 10 118. 173 Amrhein. Tim 11 113. 114 Amspaugh. Julie 150 Arden. Benji 2 142 Arden. Chris 5 136 Arling. Robert 12 14. 38. 57. 160, 167 Armstrong. Carrie 5 136 Arnold. Allen 84. 152 Association. Cheerleading 165 Bailey. Paul K 146 Baker. Crystal 2 143 Baltes. Ken 10 57. 100. Baltes. Kevin 12 14. 44. Baltes. Matt K 146 Baltes. Tim 8 95. 126 Band. Concert 168. 169 Band. Junior High 172 Band. Marching 106. 107 Band. Pep 169. 170 Barga. Amanda 5 136 Barga. Brad 3 149 Barga. Chad 2 142 Barga. Dale 1 138. 150 Barga, Jeff 4 138 Barga, Mark 80 Barga. Matt 12 14. 30. 31. 100. 167 Barga. Michael 7 77. 133 Barga. Polly 71. 154 Barga. Renee 8 73. 82. 126. 161. 172 Barga. Sandy 2 142 Barga. Scottie 8 126. 161. 166 Barga. Sheldon 7 62. 89, 130 Barga. Sherrie 2 142 Barga. Tim 80 Barga. Traci 7 83, 130, 165 Barga, Tyler K 146 Barge, Lisa 10 118. 161. 162. 163, 173 Barge. Peggy 7 130, 161 Barge. Tina 6 134 Barhorst, Amanda 4 138 Barhorst. Bryon 1 144 Barhorst. Christopher 12 14. 45 Barker. Brittany K 146 Barlage. Tresa 11 105. 114. 160, 161. 163. 164. 165. 167. 171, 175 Barnhardt. Chris K 146 Bartik. Melanie 10 118. 160. 161. 162. 163. 171. 175 Bartram, Gunnar 11 66. 110. 114 Baseball. Reserve 102. 103 Baseball. Varsity 100, 101 Basketball. Eighth Grade Boys 88 Basketball. Eighth Grade Girls 82 Basketball. Freshman 87 Basketball. Girls Reserve 80. 81 Basketball. Reserve 86 Basketball. Seventh Grade Boys 89 Basketball. Seventh Grade Girls 83 Basketball. Varsity Boys 85 Basketball. Varsity Girls 78 Batten. Jenny 6 134 Batty. Anne 4 138 Batty. Bobby 7 62. 130 Batty. Kevin 11 57. 114. 160. 163 Batty. Lee 10 118. 168 Batty. Melanie 2 142 Bayman. Mike 10 118 Beal, Cindy 7 130 Beal. Mike 9 122 Beasley. Nick 1 144 Benesh. Seth 7 62. 95. 130 Benesh. Shelly 9 122. 161. 168. 170. 173 Bensman, Brian 6 134 Bensman. Connie 9 122. 156. 160. 162. 163. 168. 169 Bensman. Julie 1 144 Bensman. Matt K 146 Bensman. Traci 11 114 Berger. Dan 7 89. 130. 161, 172 Berger. David K 150 Berger. Monique 4 138 Berger. Nicole 6 134 Berger. Paul K 146 Berger. Robbie 6 134. 155 Berger. Sarah 5 136 Berger. Steve 11 110. 114 Bergman. Aaron 5 148 Bergman. Amy 1 144 Bergman. Andrea K 146 Bergman. Angie 7 130 Bergman. Chris K 150 Bergman. Jay 6 126 Bergman, Jon K 150 Bergman, Keith 8 62. 63. 77, 126 Bergman. Kevin 9 30. 57, 76, 122, 134 Bergman. Stacie 4 148 v '4 8ergman. Tim 1 144 Bergman. Tina 10 105. 118. 160, 162. 163. 165, 168 Bernholt. Ginger 4 138;.. Bernholt. Jane 10 118. 162. 173 Bernholt. Mike 6 134 Bertke. Brian 1 144 Bertke. Chris 5 136 Bertke. Karen 442 Bey. A J. 9 57. 66. 76. 92. 125. 156 Bey. Brad 9 57. 87. 92. 122 Bey. Jerry 11 74. 114. 156. 160. 167 Bey. John 8 62. 77. 126 Bey. Lisa 8 94. 105, 126. 164. 165. 171 Bey. Randy 7 62. 95. 130 Bey. Sandy 5 136 Bey. Steve 10 57. 61. 74. 118. 118. 160 Black. Laurie 6 134 Black. Ryan 2 149 Black. Theresa 8 94. 126. 161. 164 Blakeley. Kevin 1 144 Bohman. Brenda 6 134 Bohman, Dale 2 142 Bohman. Don 7 62. 130 Bohman. John 4 138 Borchers. Danielle K 146 Borchers. Jay K 146 Borchers. Jocelyn 2 142% Borchers, Katie K 146 Borchers. Nicholas 2 142 Borchers. Scott K 146 Borchers. Sean 1 144 Borchers. Stefanie 4 138 Borchers. Tim 2 142 Boring. Andy 2 1 42 Bornhorst. Brian 10 57, 118 Bomhorst, Melissa 9 71. 122. 164 Brand. ;Kvley 1 144 Brandewie. Jili 9 70. 71. 96. 122. 156. 160. 17 Brandon. Wanda JSl Brandt, Angie 10 118. 162. 173 Brandt. Joel I 144 Brandt, Tony 12 15, 166 Brewer. Carol 142 Brewer. James 3 149 Brewer. Jonna 6 134 Broering, Jerry 4 148 Broering. Linda K 150 Broering. Malt 6 134 Broering. Reger 3 149 Broering, Sarah 2 142 Broering. Teresa 8 126. 161. 164. 173 Broerman. Bobbie Jo 6 134 Brcerman. Cindy 12 15. 44. 45. 66. 90. 106, 160. 163. 167. 168. 170 Brcerman, David 10 66. 92. 118, 160 Brcerman, Hollie 2 149 Broerman. Jadyn 1 150 Broerman, Jason 5 148 Broerman. Jodi 4 148 Broerman. Mike 4 148 Broerman. Nick 2 14? Broerman. Nikki 7 72, 94, 130, 161 Broerman. Sleven K 150 Broerman. Tina 8 67, 82, 94. 126. 164. 172 Browder, Chad 7 95. 130 Browder. Shelly 10 • 18. 173 Brown. Bobby 1 144 Brown. David 12 15. 34. 66. 92. 160. 162. 75 Nicole K 146 Robin 154 om 11 110. 117 Alison 1144 Bruns, David 12 15. 66. 92. 160. 161. 162. 167 Bruns. Jason 7 89. 130 Bruns, Jenny 4 138 Bruns. Joe 7 67. 130 Bruns. Susan 10 66. 90. 118. 160. 161. 163. 168. 171 Brunswick, Benny 1 144 Bubeck. Eric 10 118 Burns. Thelma 155 8uschur. Ed 3 149 Buschur. Kelti 4 148 Buschur. Tom 2 149 Buxton. Brian 4 138 Buxton. David 12 16, 30. 57. 59. 160. 167 Buxton. Traci 1 144 Cambeil.B aren 5 137 ChapplelShawn 6 134 Cheerleaders 104. 105 Chorus 171 Christian. Brad 6 134 ChristuSf. Missy 10 90. 118. 162. 175 Christian. Stacy 4 138 Clack. Mark 8 129 Claxton, Linda 7 130, 161 Claxton. Nancy 12 16. 159 Club. Art 173 Club. College 167 Club. Drama 175 Club, French 162 Club. Math-Science 160 Club. Spanish 162 Club. Varsity V 160 Coates. Renee 8 126 Coatney. Mike K 146 Coblentz. Brenda 144 Coblentz. Ron 142 Collins. Beth 96 Collins. Cathy 10 118. 162, 163. 173. 175 Condon. Doug K 146 Condon. Mindy 2 142 Coomer, Carrie 10 104, 118. 165 Cooper. Gary 152 , Copeland. Travis 7 130 Cordonmer, Kevin 11 44. 45. 57, 59. 114, 160. 162, 167 Cost. Jennifer 1 144 Cotrell. Cammy 4 138 Cotrell, Jody 9 122 Cotrell. Joy 7 133 Couchot. Joey 146 Couchot. Tammy 2 142 Couchot. Tiffany 5 137 . Council. Student 156 Country. Cross 66 Crabtree, Janell 9 122. 160. 161, 163. 165. 171 Crotcher, Kelly 11 114. 162. 163. 167. 168 Crowell. Andrea 10 118. 118. 160. 161. 162. 168 Crowell. Arianne 1 144 Crowell. Missy 12 16. 105. 159. 163, 165 Custenborder. Bill 47 Custer, Sam 152 Dahlstrom. Amy 4 138 Dahlstrom, Denise 8 105, 126. 161. 164. 165. 171. 172 Dahlstrom. Scott 12 16. ill Dapore. Cyril 8 126 Darner. Amber K 147 Darner. Benji 1 145 Daugherty, Dara 4 138 Davidson, Doug 12 17. 37. 38. 64. 65. 160 Davidson. Jeff 6 134 Davidson. Lori 9 122, 164 Davis. Angie K 146 Davis, Jason 10 92. 118 Davis, Jessica 9 71. 90. 122. 162 Davis, Jon 5 136 Davis. Josh K 146 Davis. Julie 2 142 Davis. Kitty 10 70. 71. 118. 161. 162 Davis. Marla 5 136 Davis. Penny 2 149 Davis. Phyllis 152. 159 Davis. Rob 5 148 Day. Dress-Up 36 Day. Slop 37 Deeter. Todd 166 DeHart, Nacie 7 130 DeLaet. David 12 17. 34. 36. 44. 64. 65. 160. 161. 162. 163. 167, 175 DeLaet. Ed 11 65. 114. 156. 160. 161. 162. 163. 167. 17 DeLaet. Sandy 47 DeMange. Aaron 2 142 DeMange. Amy 1 144 DeMange. Brenda i 144 DeMange. Carla 9 122. 160, 162, 168. 170 DeMange. Cathy 7 130 DeMange. Chad 4 138 DeMange. Craig 7 130. 172 DeMange. Eric K 146 DeMange. Janet 8 126 DeMange, Jenny 1 144 DeMange, Jesse 8 62, 88. 100. 126 DeMange. Jon 5 88. 89, 136 DeMange. Keith 8 126 DeMange. Kevin 4 138 DeMange. Lori 4 138 DeMange. Mike 1 144 DeMange. Steve 6 134 DeMange. Tammy 6 134 DeMange. Tina 10 119. 163 DeMange. Tom 7 130 DeMange. Wayne 1 150 Depweg. Eric 5 148 Depweg. Holly 7 72. 130 Derr. Missy 11 90. 114. 160. 167. 175 Dickmann, Dustin 1 144 Dickmann, Michael 1 144 Didier. Adam 1 144 Didier, Becky 1 144 Didier. Beth 9 71. 122. 162 Didier. Dan 12 17. 46. 113 Didier. David 10 119 203 Didier, Doug 6 134 Didier. Laura 4 138 Didier. Sharon 12 17. 36. 90. 159 Dingman. Ed 9 57. 122 Dircksen. Brian 7 77. 62. 130 Dircksen. Kevin 2 142 Dirksen. Amy 6 134 Dirksen. Angie 10 119. 164 Dtrksen. Billy 4 138 D� rk$en. Chris 94 Dtfksen. Christine 8 73. 126. 172 Dirksen. Clayton 4 138 Dirksen. Jenni 8 94. 126. 161. 164 Dirksen. Maria 2 142 Dirksen. Renea 6 134 Dirksen. Scott 11 34. 114. 175 Dirksen. Shelly 11 66. 114. 160. 161. 162. 163. 167. 168. 170 Dirksen. Stacy 10 30, 118. 119. 160. 161. 162. 163. 168 Dirksen. Todd 9 76. 122 Dirksen. Tracy 9 90. 122, 161. 162. 164. 171 Gehret. Brenda 1 144 Gehret. Brian 9 87. 122 Gehret. Car! 10 119 Gehret. Carrie 8 94. 126. 126. 161. 165. 171, 172 Gehret. Debbie 4 138 Gehrei. Dianna 6 134 Gehret. Gary 7 131 Gehret. Jason 1 144 Gehret. Jenny 17 1?. 47 159. 162. 163. 164. 167 Gehret. Jotjn 74 Gehret. Joyce 6 134 -$ j Gehret. Karen 11 114. 159. 160. 163 Gehret. Kevin 8 77. 127 Gehret. Lee 12 17. 57. 74. 92. 160 Gehret. Randy 7 131 Gehret. Sharon 12 17. 106. 163. 164, 167. 168, 170. 171 Gehret Tony 9 122 Gehron.jAnnette 12 17. in. 163 rgejlDan 10 103. 119 iorge. Greg 9 123. 166 George. I 2 142 Grisez. Ralph 7 131 Grisez. Ramona 8 73, 82. 127. 164 Grisez. Randy 5 136 Grisez. Rebecc i 0 18. 159 Grises. Renee 8 73. 127. 164 Grisez. Ron 11 57. 59. 74. 1i4. 160. 167 Groft. Brenda 18 t8. 30. 31. 156. 208 Groff. Chad 4 148 Groff. Chris 9 87. 123. 171 Groff. David 5 148 Groff. Jenny 10 71. 98. 119. 160. 161 -i Groff. Kevin 7 62. 95, 131 Groff, Mindy 7 73. 105. 130' 131. 161. 165 Groff. Nick K 146 Groff. Randy 9 103. 123 Groff. Renee 6 134 Grow. Susanne 11 114. 161. 162. 167. 173 Gudod. Keith 134 Gump. Chuck 2 142 Gump. Sarah 4 138 DiSalvo. Angie 17 17. 30. 31. 38. 66. 90. 156. 160, 161. George, f Holly 6 148 Hall, James 1 144 163. 167. 171 George. lulianne 5 136 Hamblin. Chaslty 10 121. 173 DiSalvo. Maribeth 4 138 George. 1 Jatt 6 134 Hamblin. Jamie 4 138 DiSalvo. Pete 64 Berber. E ionme 152 a Hammaker. Matt 11 74. 112 DiSalvo. Peter 9 64. 65. 122 Donnelly. Ben 8 62, 88. 95. 126. 161. 172 Donnelly. Jan 154 Donnelly. Jill 6 134 Donnelly. Karen 10 119. 160. 161. 168. 170. 175 Donnelly. Thomas 152 Donnelly. Tom 47. 57. 152 Drees. Jenny 5 136 Drees. Jerry 8 88. 126 Drees. Julie 12 17. 46. 159. 163 Drees. Kevin 1 144 Drees. Sandy 7 72. 105. 130. 165. 172 Drees. Sarah 4 138 Drees. Susan 5 136 Droesch. Jenny 6 134 Droesch. Mike 11 66. 114. 160. 167. 168 Dross. Alex 2 142 Dross. Jason 8 62. 126 Dross. Nicole 3 149 Dues. Audra 2 142 Dues. Brett 2 142 Dues. Carrie K 147 Dues. Mitchell K 146 Duncan. Jim 77 Duncan. Ronda 10 119. 162. 163. 168 Dunlap. Diane 144 Dysert. Lynne 149 Eakins. Angie K 146 Fhlers. Lois 9 71. 122, 164. 175 Piling. Joshua 12 17. 92 Ellis. Nathan 1 144 Emerick. Jessica K 146 Epperly. Eric 7 62. 89. 130 FACULTY 151 East. Helen 155 Fast. Mark 1 144 FHA 164 Fields. Christi 17 17. 30. 31. 104. 160. 163, 164, 165. 167 Fields. Ryan 8 62. 126 Fmlay. Kasey 1 144 FootbaU, Junior High 63 Football. Fteserve 60. 61 Football. Varsity 56. 58. 59 Forrest. Diana K 146 Francis. Audrey 5 136 Francis. Carrie 6 134 Francis. Donald 17 17, 166 Francis. Jeff 11 64. 65. 114, 160 Francis. Jeremy K 146 Francis. Jit ? 142 Francis. Juee 10 69. 96. 119. 156. 160, 168 Francis. KeHi K 146 Francis. Mary 1 144 Francis. Todd 17 17 Freshmen 122. 123. 124. 125 Frey. Robbie 4 138 FT A 163 Fullenkamp. Ryan 5 136 Gaier. Dan 10 119 Gaier Evelyn 155 Gaier. Ktm 12 17. 160. 161. 162. 163. 164, 167 Gantt. Bill 11 66. 114, 160. 161. 163. 167 Gantt, Matt 6 134 Garke. Barb 155 Garland, Greg K 150 Garrison. Arlana 9 90. 104, 122. 160. 161. 162. 164, 165, 171 Garrison. Kevin 4 138 Gasson, Carla 1 150 Gasson. Clay 5 148 Gasson, Ctint 7 131 Gehle. Amy 5 148 Gehle Mitch 3 149 Gehret. Becky 11 114. 159. 164 Gerlmg. Denise 7 72, 94. 105. 131. 161. 165. 172 Gerting. Stephanie 11 98. 114. 162; 167, 168. 169 Gibson. Jason 2 149 Gibson. Jenny 8 73. 82. 127 f Gibson. Matt 4 148 Glgandet. Brad 11 57. 74. 92. 114. 160 Gigandet. Chris 8 62. 88 95. 127. I Gigandet. Jenny .11 98, 114. 168 I Gigandet. Jim 12 17, 113 Gigandet. Keri 11,98. 114. 162. 167 Gigandet, Lisa 10 90. 104. 119. 162. 163. 165. 175 Gigandet. Susan 4 138 Ik Gilmore, Ben 5 136 | Gilmore. Gayle 1 144 , ' Gilmore. Jenny 9 71. 122. 123. 60, 163. 168 Gilmore. Marcie 10 70. 71. 90 119. 162. 173. 175 Glasscoe. Steve 33. 74. 76. 95.j|52 Goettemoelier. Brian 5 136 Goettemoeller, Jenny 11 114. 162. 163, 167 Goewert, Eric K 147 Golf 64. 65 Goubeaux. Curt 1 144 Goubeaux. Jason 8 62. 88. 121 i Goubeaux. Jenny 4 138 I Goubeaux. Mike 10 68, 92. 119. 160, 161. 162 175 Grade. Eighth 126. 127, 128. 129 13:1. 8 62. 88, .127 Grade. Seventh 130, 1$i. 132. 133 Graduation 44. 45 46. 47 Graves, Jessica 5 136 Greenaway.' Beth K 146 Greenaway. Katie 1 144 Griesddriri. I .Gr|sdop 138 L Griesdorn. Eric 1 144 Griesdorn. Kim 5 136 Griesdorn. Sher- 1i 30. 66. 90. 114. 156. 160, 162, 163. 167. 168. 208 Grieshop. Argie 7 72. 94. 131. 172 Grleshop, Brad 4 138 Grieshop. Chad 5 136 Grieshop. Diane 10 119. 162. 163. 168 Grieshop. Ken 7 89, 131 Grieshop. Kevin K 146 Grieshop. l isa ill 13. 114 p Grieshop. Mike K 146 Grieshop. Susan 10 119, 164 Grieshop, Tony 4 138 Grilliot, Brad 7 131 Griiliot. Carl 2 142 Grittiot, Dan K 150 Grilliot. Greg 7 131 Griiliot. Gretchen 1 150 GriHiot. John 152 Grilliot. Kathy 8 127. 164 Grilliot. Kendra K 150 Grilliot. Kevin 3 149 Grilliot. Matt 3 149 GriUiot. Sherrf fi 134 GriHiot. Stephanie 3 149 Grlllot. Alan K 146 Chad K 146 Pot. Ed 6 134 filial, Enca 7 83. 94. 131 Grlltot. Gary 10 119 Grillot. Jason 5 136, 38 Grlllot. Je'f 2 142 GnBot. Kctly 4 138 Grillot. '?enee 7 72. 131. 148 Grillot. Rhonda 12 14. 30. 32. 33. 38. 159. 160. 163. 167 Grillot. Robbie K 146 Gilllot, Stephanie 8 73. 127. 164, 172 Grlllot. Tracy 1 144 Gris v. Diann 9 71. 98, 123. 160. 162 Grisez. Mary 154 Hammons. Teresa 9 123. 164 Hampshire, Salty 138 farman,K evin 10 57. 119 HariH ■ Jonathan 1 144 Harmfl ■ Steven 1 144 Hart. V fchelle 18 18. 156. 160. 175. 2( )8 Hartjjr, Tia 11 114, 162. 175 Harare. Jason ,K 146 Hartfce, Kevin 6 134 Hartwb, Steve 2 142 HayesS Mike 10 119 Hecht| Chris 4 138 Hechtf Mary 151 Hech$ t helle 5 136 Hechf, Nathan K 146 Hecht.. Ricci 2 142 Heft, A hgie 5 136 Heft. E: sther 138 149 8 123, 16( Or HefUlori 2 142 Hefti Susan K 146 [ Heft. Tracy 8 94. 105. 127. 161. 164. I6f 172 I Heitkamp. Breanne 2 142 Heitkamp, Brian 8 77. 127 H Heitkamp. Jenny 4 138 Heitkamp. Matt 1 144 Heitkamp, Melissa 4 138 Heitkamp. Missy 12 18. 37. 160. 162. 183 164. 167. 168 Heitkamp. Scott 4 138 Heitkamp. Susan 4 148 Heitkamp. Therese 5 148 Hemmeigarn. Alicia 1 150 Hemmelgarn, Christa 2 149 Hemmeigarn. Eric 1 144 Hemmelgarn. Kevin 12 18 Hemmeigarn, Lee 1 150 Hemmelgarn. Lisa 9 71, 123 60 6 1 Hemmelgarn. Marie 152. 171 Hemmelgarn. Star 11 105. 114, 159. 160. 165. 167. 175 Hemmelgarn. Tracy 5 136 Henderson. Alyssa K 150 Henderson. Janelie 4 148 Henry. Becky 2 142 Henry. Charlie K 146 Henry. Christa 4 138 Henry. Kelli 7 83. 131 Henry. Kristie K 146 Henry, Mark K 147 Henry. Mike 5 136 Henry, Rene K 147 Henry. Scott 1 144 Hensley. Shelley 1 144 Hess. Aaron 10 119 Hess, Andrea 8 94, 126, 127. 172. 208 Hess. Christine 2 142 Hess. Eric 10 119 Hess. Jason 7 131 Hesson. Deb 12 18. 36. 163. 164 Hesson, Doug 7 131 Hesson. Lori 4 138 Hetrick. Al 57. 58. 152 Helrick. Vickie 154 Hewitt. Denise 12 23. 161. 164 Hiatt, Chris 8 127 Hierhoizer. Trisha 4 148 Hiestand. Betsy 2 149 Hiestand. Jeremy 12 18 Hiestand, Katrina 4 148 Hiestand, Man 9 87. 103. 123 Hiestand. Molly 6 134 Hiestand, Monica 10 98. 119. 162. 163. 175 Hilgefort. Brandv 10 119 Hill. Heidi 2 142 119. 160. 161. 168. 169. 170. 171. Hrfl. Mark l 144 Hoeilrich. Abe 5 Hoeilrich. Carrie 57. 87. 92. 123. 161 Hoelscher. Amy io 96. 98. 119. 156, 175 Hoelscher. Chad 7 62. 131 Hoelscher. David 6 134 Hoelscher. Jenny 8 82. 126. 127. 172 Hoelscher. Stacie 12 18. 30. 31. 38. 156 Hoelscher. Stacy 5 t48 Hoelscher. Steve 18 18. 166 Holfinger, Kay 69. 134 Holsappie. Samuel 12 18. Ill Homecoming 4. 5. 30, 31. 32. 33 House. Craig 57 Huber. Aaty 9 98. 123. 160. 164 -iiubei. Lje 98 Huber, Mary Jane 138 Huber. Mindy J 82. 98. 127, 161. 172 Huber. Tim 12 18. 38, 76 Huddle. Brad 11 110, 115 Huddle. John 152 Huelskamp. Donna 155 Huelskamp, Gary 151 Huelskamp. John 7 62, 77. 131 Huelskamp. Usa 12 18. 156. 160. 161. 162. 163. 164 167 168, 170. 171, 173. 175. 208 Huelskamp. Susan 10 119 Huelsman, Brad 1 144 Huelsman, Matt K 147 Huff. Trent 9 57, 87, 92. 123. 160 Hu fford. Clay 5 136 Hufford, Erlcka 2 142 Hummel, Misty 1 150 Huwar. Bill 11 113, 115 Huwer. Sam 5 148 Introduction 2. 3. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11 Isenhower. Mark 154 isom. Linda 153 Jenkinson. Jason 4 138 Jennings. Corrie 2 142 Jennings. Jamie 2 142 Jennings. Stephanie 6 134 Jessup, Jennifer 2 142 Johnsof}. 6ob 10 119 Johnson. Greg 6 134 Johnson. Jeff 7 131 Johnson. Julse.-tIO 121 Johnston. Erfc 11 115 Juniors 114 115. 116. 117 Julio. Lyr 11 34, 66. 90. 115. 160. 161. 162. 163 167 168. 170 175 Kaffe yerger. Jennifer 1 150 Kaiser, Don 5 148 Kai$e| Jamie 2 149 . Johri 4 148 rf. Stephanie K 150 py. Karla 1 144 - ,.ch. Ann 2 142 eijich. Eric 10 119. 161. 168. 171 ferheiwich. Jenny 8 127. 161. 172 jrheitjjrich. Keith 7 67. 131. 161. 172 I 5 136 12 18 _________________________ |10 57. 119, 160 1 144 I 6 134 [ 1 144 Kean, Bel Kelh. Dad Keih Jor] KeiK Jos Keif y Keif . Kristi Whi. Matt: 12 18. 34. 44. 46. 66. 160. 161. 162. 163. 167 168 170. 171. 175 Iser. Amy 4 138 Iser. Brian 9 57. 76. 92. 123 iser. Diane 12 18, 162. 163. 167 Iser, Doris 154 iiser, Kurt K 150 iser. Sara 1 144 iser. Todd 8 129 (Ich. Chad 7 131 Ich. Jason 2 142 Jch. Lance 11115 Kelch. Marci 7 131 KelCh. Matt 1 144 Kelch, Melanie 9 90. 123. 160 Kelle-. Andrew K 147 Keller. Angela 1 145 Keyser. David 5 136 Kimmei. Carol 34 Kimrrwi. G.C. 6 134 Kimmei, Lisa 8 73. 127 Kimmei. Michelle 12 18. 159 Kindred. Uulie 4 138 Kmgrey. Gharen 11 57. 76. 115 Kingrey. Marigold 6 134 Kissinger. Brian 8 88. 127 Kissinger. Dan 4 138 Kissinger, Kevin 4 138 Kissinger Lynn 4 138 Knapke. Alien ,10 100. 103. 119 Knapke. Becky 11 96. 115. 160. 162. 163. 167. 168 Knapke. Bernie 8 77. 127 Knapke. Brian 2 142 Knapke. Emmy 5 148 Knapke. Greg 5 136 Knapke. Heidi 2 142 Knapke. James 2 142 Knapke. Jeremy 6 134 Knapke. Kim 4 138 Knapke. Lisa 7 72. 83. 94. 131. 172 Knapke. Lynn 5 136 Knapke. Pat 155 Knapke. Rachel 1 150 Knecht, Nancy 146 Knick. James 6 134 Knick. Tom 9 123 Knore. C. Leon 47. 151 Knore. Lane 9 57. 87. 103. 123, 160. 162 Knore. Lee 12 14. 30. 32. 33. 44. 45. 56. 57. 59 84 92 160. 161, 162. 163. 167 Koeiler. Michelle 9 123 Koverman. Leah K 147 Kramer. Amy K 147 Kramer. Angie 2 142 Kramer. Linda 11 113. 115. 163 Kremer. Ben K 147 Kremer. Jon 7 62. 89. 95. 131 Kremer. Laura 1 145 Kremer. Louie 100. 103 Kremer. Michelle 1 145 Kremer. Tina 11 34. 44. 45, 68. 69. 78. 79. 80. 96. 97. 115. 156. 160. 161. 162. 163, 167. 173. 175, 208 Kneg. Brenda 5 148 Kruckeberg. Brian 8 62. 77. 95. 115. 127. 175 Kruckeberg. Larry 175 Kruckeberg. Susetie 148 Kukyendall. Buzz 168 Kunk. Adam 1 150 Kunk. Brian 9 57. 123 Kunk Bruce 7 62. 131 Kunk. Gary 7 131 Kunk. Jody 5 136 Kunk. Michelle 2 142 Kuykendall. Angela 11 113 Kuykendall. Angie 11 115 Kuykendall. Buzz 9 66. 123. 161 Lacey. Bob 10 120. 58. 166 Lacy. Pam 10 66. 119. 161. 164 Landis. Shawn 7 131 Langenkamp, Greg 2 149 Langenkamp. Janel 3 149 Langenkamp. Renee K 150 Langenkamp. Tara K 150 Lass. Anne 33. 72. 152 Lass. Damien 4 138 Lass. Erin 7 72. 132, 172 Laub. Marlene 4 138 Laughman, Amy 4 138 Laughman. Jason 5 136 Lawrence, Jennifer 4 138 Leach. Chris 10 65. 92. 120. 163 Leach. David 6 134' Leach. Erin i 83. 94. 132. 165. 172 Leach, Jason 7 77. 132. 166 5 136 Thomas 153 J. Keenan 9 57. 76. 92. 123 linger. Jeff 66. 88. 152 Corissa 1 145 feugers. Clarence 152. 156. 208 .eugers. Moily 9 71. 90. 123. 161, 162, 168 Leugers. Sue 153 Leugers. Wes 6 134 Lewis. Amamda 1 145 Link, Lee 1 145 Litten. Chelli 2 142 Litten. Jeremy 6 134 Lotz, Deb 12 19. 156. 159. 162. 163. 167. 208 Loxley. Donna 11 115. 167. 168. 171, 175 Loxley. Mary 144 Loxley. Todd 4 139 Lyme. Russell 10 120 Lyons. Donna 155 Lyons. Ted 12 19. 57. 160. 162. 167 Lyons. Terri 10 120, 164 Magoteaux. Bob 11 115 Magoteaux. Jessica 2 142 Magoteaux. Michelle 5 136 Magoteaux. Mike 10 57. 86. 92. 120. 156. 160. 175 Magoteaux. R iee 10 71. 96. 120. 156 Magoteaux, SdOtt K 147 Magoteaux. Staqte 7 72. 83. 132 Magoto. Ericka K37 Magoto. Holly 2 11 Magoto. Jaclyn 2 Magoto. Jeremy 7 6L Magoto. Kimberty 2 ll 'Magoto. Mandy 7 132 161. 172 Magoto. Renee 7 72. 132 Magoto. Todd 10 121. 173 Magoto. Wendy 8 73. 82, 127. 161. 172 Malone. Diana 152. 159 Mangen. Alex 8 127. 166 Mangen. Brenda 12 19. 159. 163. 164 Mangen. Candie 8 73. 82. 127. 160 Mangen. Lisa 12 19. 106. 127. 156. 160. 162, 163. 164 166. 167. 168. 208 Mangen. Lori 8 82. 126, 127. 164, 172 Mangen. Melina 12 20. 37. 156, 159. 162. 163. 167. 208 Mangen. Nicki K 147 Mangen. Paul 11 115 Mangen. Randy 8 77. 127 Mangen. Steve 9 123 Mangen. Ted 7 132 Mangen. Todd 12 20. 74 Mangen, Tom 8 127 Mangen, Tony K 147 Manning, Amy 4 139 Manning. Jody 1 145 Marchal, Alan 11 112. 115 Marchal. April 6 134 Marchal. Jamie 1 145 Marchal. Kent 4 139 Marchal. Sara 6 134 Marchal. Susan 8 128, 161, 172 Marshal. Angie 9 123. 160. 161. 168. 170. 175 Marshal. Kathy 11 90. 115. 160. 161. 162. 163 167 168 175 Marshal. Randy 7 62. 95. 130. 132 Marshal. Tim 9 125 Marshal. Wayne 10 120 Marshall. Chad 4 139 Marshall. Tara 6 134 Martin. Evie 10 120. 161. 173 Martin. Willy K 147 Matthieu. Jutie 10 120, 166 Matthieu. Stacie 11115 May, Dan 10 120 May. Frank 8 128 Mayse. Melissa 8 94. 105. 128 McClurg, Angie 7 72. 83. 130. 132. 156. 161 McClurg. James 9 66. 123 McClurg, Kristen 1 145 McClurg, Michael 4 139 McClurg. Renee 11 115. 160. 161. 162. 167, 168. 170 McConaha. Matt 6 134 McConaha. MoHy 8 105, 128. 164. 165. 172, 173 McDouga::. Shannon K 147 McEldowney. Brian 5 137 McEldowney. Chris 10 69. 78. 80. 96. 97. 120 McEldowney. Helen 155 McEldowney. Jason 9 124. 160 McEldowney. Jennifer 1 145 McEldowney. John 6 134 McEldowney, Renee 1 M45 McEldowney. Roger 87 McEldowney. Scott 11 84. 100. 115. 160, 167 McEidowney. Steve 5 137 McEldowney. Tina 10 69. 78. 79. 80. 96. 120 McEldowney. Vicky 8 82. 128. 164. 172 McGHnch. Greg i 145 McGInch. Ja iie 11 111. 117 McGHnch, Mike K • - 128. 150. 161. 165. 172 90. 105. 124. 161. 162. 165. 156. 160. 161. 162. 163. rz 9 9. 163. 167 J McGrew, Margie McKay. Marilyn 8 94, McKay, Meredith 9 7i 168 McKay. Michelle 12 20. 167. 168 McKinney. Deb 94. 104 McNutt. Tracy 12 20. 163. 164. 168. 170 Meier. Amy 7 132. 172 Meier. Karen 10 120. 160. 168 Meier. Lisa 12 21. 159. 163, 164. 168. 170 Melton. Shawn 8 128. 172 M-. ndenhall. Bobby 4 139 M-. ldenhali, Doug 1 145 MerkJe. Beth 11 115. 159 Merkle. Christine 12 21. 1121 Merkle. Nancy rl0 120. 163. 164 Mescher. Aaron 4 139 Mescher pSlyson 6 134 MescherlBen 1 150 Mescher Jamie 11 31. 57. 58, 84. 115. 160. 162 Mesche', Jeremy K 150 Mescher Ron 96. 152. 166 ;Mescher, Tommie 8 62. 88. 128. 161. 171. 173 Mestemaker. Bill 7 62. 77. 95. 132 Mestemaker. Dan 9 57. 76. 124 Mestemaker. Rich 3 149 Metzcar. Kevin 7 132 Meyer. Betsy 1 145 Meyer. Dale 4 139 Meyer. Dan 7 67. 77. 132 Meyer. David 11 115 Meyer, Doug 9 124 Meyer, Bizabeth 1 145 ' Meyer. Matt 1 145 205 Meyer. Susie 11 104. 116. 156. 160. 162. 165. 167. 171. 175 Meyer. Tammy 9 104. 124. 156. 160. 162. 163, 164, 165. 171. 175 Meyers. Stacy K 147 Miles. David 7 89. 132 MUter. Alan 9 124 Miller. Angie 11 111. 116 Miller. Beth 8 128 Milter. Bob 155 Miller. Christy 12 21. 36. 159. 163, 164 Miller. Dane 11 117. 166 Milter. Eric 9 57. 76. 124 Milter. Michael 5 137 Miller. Paula 6 134 Miller. Richard 7 67. 132. 161 Miller. Stefanie 12 21, 163. 167 Milie TorT l37 Mills. O.J. 11 30. 57. 115. 116. 166 B Mincer. Christy 10 120. 164 ■ Mmnich. Chris 5 137 Mmnich. Conrad 152 Minmch. Ed 8 128. 166 Moeh:. Mark 1 145 Monnm 84. Chad 10 120 Monmn 85. Chad 10 120 Monn.n, Arnold 11 117. 166 Monnin, Beth 11 69. 96. 116. 159. 160, 16). 163. 167, 168. 169.... .. I Monnln. Chad 57. 86. 100. 103 Monnin. Chrissy K 147 Monnin, Debbie 7 72. 132. 172 Monnin. ften.se '1 116. 156. 160. 161. 163. 164. 167. 175, 208 Monnin. Eric 8 62. 88. 128 Monnin. Gina 4 139 Monnin. Jenny 7 67. 83. 94. 132 Monnin. Jeremy 2 142 Monnin, John 1 145 Monnin. Kathy 12 21. 38. 44. 46. 90. 160. 162. 163. 164. 167. 168. 170 Monnin. Matt 9 76. 124 Monnin. Noel 9 71. 80. 90. 124. 156. 160. 162. 163. 164. 175 Monnin. Norma 154 Monnin, Paul 7 133 Monnin. Scott 6 62. 135 Montebon. Jay 9 66. 76. 124 Montebon. Keddee 6 134 Montebon. Neil 11 66. 116 Moorman. Karla 8 73. 94. 128. 172 Moran. Aaron 11 66. 74. 75, 116 Moran. Eric 12 21. 57. 84, 100. 160, 167 Moran. Ethan 9 66. 74. 124 Moran. Heidi 6 135 Moran. Molly 7 72. 94. 105, 132. 165 Moran. Noah 8 128 Moyer, Mike 11 116 Mumaw. Brad 6 135 Mumaw. Chris 8 62. 88. 128 Mumaw, Jane 155 Mumaw. Kevin 5 137 Mumaw. Tracy 10 80. 98. 120 Murphy, Amanda 2 142 Murphy. Wyatt 1 145 Neargarder. Sheri 10 104, 120, 164 165 Neff. Dawn 152. 173 Neff. Erin 2 149 Neff. Kelli 8 82. 94. 128. 161. 164. 172. 173 Neff, Kevin 9 124 Neff. Stephani 12 21. 113. 163 Nelson, Debra 73. 153 Nerderman, Doug K 147 Nerderman. Eric 2 142 Nerderman. Renee 7 132, 172 Nichols. Carrie K 147 Nickol. Ramona 134 Niekamp. Bethany 2 143 Niekamp. Brad 11 57. 92. 116, 160. 163. 167 Niekamp. Christie 4 148 Niekamp. Julie 8 94. 128. 164 Nieport. Andy 11 116. 160. 168 Nieport. Anita 11 105. 116, 162, 163. 165. 168 Nieport. Heidi 5 137 Nieport. Karron 9 124. 168. 170 Nisonger Ryan 1 145 Nisonger Seth 4 139 Noggie, Angie 12 21 113 Noggte. Christina 4 139||| O.W.A. 166 o.w.E. fee Oakley. Jeremy K 147 y Oldiges, Tim 11 116. Oliver. Craig 8 62. 77. 95. 128. 161. 1; Oliver. Doug 2 143 Oliver. Janice 155 Oliver. Jeff 5 77. 137 Oliver. Michael 2 143 Oliver. Nick K 147 rffv Oliver. Ryan 4 139 Oliver. Tricia 10 120. 171 OOEA 159 Otte, David K 150 Otte. Jenni 4 148 Otte. Laura 3 149 Overholser. Jane! 6 135 OvorhoJser. Jason 8 62. 77. 95. 128 Overholser. Wes 4 139 Parin. Mitch 2 149 Parin, Tony 1 145 Parmenter. Doug 12 21. 37. 161. 167, 168 Parmenter, Tony 9 124 Paufus, Diane 12 21. 37. 107, 167. 168. 173 Paukis, Susan 7 105, 132, 165. 172 Pearson. Adam 1 145 Pearson, Brian 5 137 Pence. Judith 153 Jeff 11 Hi. H6 epple. Br epple. M epple. etitjean, etitje 139 1 116. 162, 163. 168 8 128. 164. 172 P 4 139 9 124 etitjean. Chanda 11 116. 167. 173 Petitjean. HekJi i 145 Petit jean. Hotty 6 135 N Petitjean, John 4 139 Petitjean. Josh 9 124 Petitjean. Rhonda 11 116. 166 Petitjeafy Shane 9 57. 103. 124 Petitjean. Shawn 8 88. 128 Peyton. Chard 7 67. 89. 132 Peyton. Rachael 4 139 Phelan. Brent 12 21. 36. 56. 57. 84. 100. 160. 162 163. 167 Phlipol. Becky 5 137 Phlipot, Brian 2 143 Phlipot. Carl K 147 Phlipot. Jennifer 1 145 Phlipot. Kevin K 147 Phlipot. Matt 5 137 Phlipot. Mindy 2 143 Phlipot. Tim K 147 Pierron. Allen 11 113, 116 Pierron, Andy 6 135 Pierron, Anne 5 137 Pierron. Christa 4 139 Pierron. Dan 8 128 Pierron. Heidi 4 139 Pierron. Julie 5 137 Pierron. Kevin 10 120 Pierron. Theresa 8 129. 164 Pitsenbarger. Janel 154 Pittsenbarger. Virginia 155 Platfoot. Jenny 10 71. 90. 120. 173 Ptatfoot. Julie 12 21. 159. 163. 164 Play. Drama 34. 35 Pteimar. Jason 5 148 Pleiman, Jeff 5 148 Pleiman, Lisa 8 129 Reiman. Rick 11 103. Pleiman. Sean 9 103. 16 160 Pleiman, Theresa 7 132. I6t, 17,1 Poeppelman. Brenda 6 135 Poeppelman, Jared 4 139 Poeppelman. Jill 1 145 Poeppelman. Lori 7 83. 94. 132. 161. 172 Poeppelman. Lynn 11 116, 159, 160. 163. 167 Poeppelman. Philip 4 139 Poeppelman. Sara 6 135 Poeppelman. Sharon 9 124, 161. 162. 164. 171 Pohi. Arlene 153, 164 Pohl. Brian 7 132. 156 Pohl. Christy 10 120. 161. 162, 163. 168 I Pohl. David 12 14. 36. 56. 57. 160. 167 f Pohl. Rebecca 4 139 Pohlman. Amy 5 137 J Pohlman, Bridget 7 133 Pohlman. Julia 4 139 Pohlman. Kevin 1 145 Pohlman. Kris 9 124, 161. 164, 171 Pohlman. Matt 4 139 Pohlman. Rhonda 5 137 Poly. Jill 12 21. 37. 96. 162, 163. 167. 168. 170. 171. 173 Poor, Heather 5 137 Poor. Nicki 8 73. 82. 129. 161. 164 Pothas£;Jon $ 67. 76. 124 Pothaajfyecjllle 7 72. 83. 133. 161 prake®frge 154 Prenger Amy 7 72. 83. 94. 133. 161. 172 Prenger, Craig 12 21. 30. 44. 56, 59 84. 85. 100. 160. 167 Prenger. Doug 4 139 Prenger. Nicole 1 150 Prenger. Stacy 9 104. 124. 163. 175 Prom 38. 39. 40. 41. 42. 43 Rahm. Aloysius t 145 Rahm. Jason K 147 Ranly. Neil 6 135 Raterman. Jacki 5 137 Raterman. Joey 1 145 Raterman. Julie K 147 Ratliff. Sydney 148 Ray. Loretta 155 Reck, Margaret 136 Reed. Bob 155 Reichert. David 2 149 Reichert. Henry 3 149 Reier. Nikki 1 145 Reier. Steve 8 88. 129 Reier. Tammy 7 67. 83. 94. 133. 161 Replogle. Margie 151 Ressler, Jennifer 11 116 Rothman. Brenda 11 68. 69. 90. 116. 160. 162. 163. 167. 175 Rethman. Doug 5 137 Rethman, Julie 11 116. f5$ Ret2. Jamie 1 :45 Rhoades. Carrie 11 661 116. 145. 160. 161. 162. 163. 167. 168. 170 Rhoades. Eric 2 143 Rhoades. Kelli 2 143 Rhoades. Kurt 4 139 Rhoades. Marie 4 139 Rhoades. Matthew 4 139 Rhoades. Trisha 2 143 ' ''' Richard. Jeffle 11 116. 159. 167 _________________________ Richard. Jodie 9 121 160 62. l| Richard, Julie 7 133 Richards. Alma 155 Richhart. Tiffany 4 139 Rlechert. Dint 5 148 Rinderte. Chris 5 137 Rinderle. Janel 134 Rinderle. Susan 2 143 Rismilter. Chad 7 62. 89. 133 Rismilter. Darren 1 150 Rismilter. David 2 143 Rismilter. Kristi 5 137 Rismilter. Ron 11 66. 74. 116. 160 Rismilter, Ryan K 150 Rismilter, Sherry 8 94. 129 Rismilter. Tom 10 66. 74. 121 Robert. Julie K 150 Roberts. Angie 7 72. 83. 94. 133. 161 Roberts. Brock K 147 Roll. Andrea 7 72. 94. 105. 133. 156. 161. 165. 172 Roll, Jenni 10 90. 118. 121. 160. 161. 162. 168. 170. 171. W 175 Roll. Katy 1 145 Roil. Shawn 2 143 Roll. William 74. 153 Rosenbeck, Brian 5 137 Rue. Chris 2 143 Rue, Jeremy K 147 Runner. Chuck 7 95. 133 Runner. Shelly 10 121. 163. 164. 173 Runner. Yvonne 11 1)6. 163, 166 Ruschuu. Jackie 11 65. 98. 116. 160, 161. 162. 163. 167, 168. 170 Ruschau. Joe 12 21. 37, 64, 65. 160 Rush. Joe 9 57. 76. 92. 125 Rush. Melanie 9 125. 163. 164 Ryder. Terrie 160 S.A.D.D. 161 Sabroff, Donneia 2 143 Sabroff. Kevin 6 135 Sabroff. Kim 11 117. 163, 166 Saintignon. Tiffany 1 145 Saintigon. Lisa 4 139 Sanderson, Jerry 5 137 Schaffer, Tracey 10 121 Sc nipper. Marty 154 Schlater, Ben 2 143 Schlaler. Christy 9 71. 80. 98. 125 Schlater. Dan 5 137 Schlater, Jackie 12 21. 156. 162. 167. 208 Schlater, L ori 8 73. 82. 129 Schlaler. Mitch K 147 Schlater, Sandy K 147 Schlecty. Craig 11 112. 116 Schmidt, Denise 1 145 Varon 1 145 ug 7 133 mnitmeyer. Kevin 6 135 Schrr itmeyer. Lisa 5 137 Schrr ’meyer, Sarah 2 143 Scnn tmeyer, Todd 10 121 Schn itmeyer. Vickie 2 143 Schmitz. Dave 57, 153, 166 Schmitz. Krista 9 71. 80. 122, 125 Schmitz. Michelle K 147 Schoenlein. David 6 135 Schoenlein. Ricky 10 121 Schrader. Autumn 1 145 Schrader. Chris K 147 Schrader. Heather 2 143 Schrader. Michelle 9 125. 163. 164 Schuette. Beth 7 67. 83. 94, 130. 133. 161. 172 Schuette, Brad 4 57. 139 Schuette. Bruce 10 57. 86. 92. 121 Schuette. William 151 Schulten. Laurie 1 145 Schulten. Ryan 2 143 Schultz. Angela 4 139 Schultz. Carey 11 104. 116. 156. 160. 162. 165. 167 Schultz. Eric 7 89. 133. 172 Schultz. Ryan 2 143 Schultz. Shane 9 57. 60. 76. 103. 125 Schulze. Brad 11 57. 92. 117. 160 Schulze. Jill 8 73. 82. 129 Schutz. Ashley 1 145 Schulz, Wes 6 135 Schwartz. Adam 6 135 Schwartz. Mindy 4 148 Schwartz. Pam 1 150 Scott. Lisa 6 135 Seger. Adam 2 149 Seger. Mike 4 148 Seibert, Don 10 121 Selhorst, Andrea K 150 Sethorst, Elizabeth i 150 Selhorst. Emily K 150 Selhorst. Jamie 2 149 Selzer. Jason K 147 Shatter, Bryce 9 125 Shatter. Tracy 10 104. 163. '64. 165 Shappie. Brandy 4 139 Shappie. Brenda 11 113, 117 Shappie. Dan 6 135 Shardo. Angie 9 70. 71. 78. 80. 96. 1j 6. Shardo. Dan 4 139 Shardo. Jackie 8 73. 82. 94; 129 Shardo. Jason K 147 Shardo. Jim Shardo. Mike 10 86. 121 Shelter. Chris 6 135 Shepherd. Missie 7 133 Shepherd. Neil 9 125 Shimp, Joshua 4 139 Shively. Phyllis 146 Short. Donnie 8 12988. 95. 166 Shumaker. Irma 149 Simmons. Amber 1 150 Simmons. Jenny 8 129. 164. 166 Simmons, Joe 12 22 Simmons. Larry 2 143 Simmons. Michelle 7 133. 161 Simon. Amy 8 121. 129. 156. 164. 172 Simon. Angie 166 Simon. Katie K 147 Simon. Mandie 4 139 Simon. Michael 4 139 Simon. Missy 9 30. 71. 98. 122. 125. 160. 162. 164. 175 Simon. Stephanie 9 122. 125. 160. 162. 168. 175 Sirch. Dodie 10 121. 156. 162. 173. 175 Slagle. Doug 12 14. 30. 34. 57. 92. 160. 163. 167. 175 Smith. Chris 1 145 Smith. Christina 1 145 Smith. Chuck 1 145 Smith. Dee Ann 12 22. 105. 162. 163. 165. 167. 171. 173. 175 Smith. Jason 1 145 Smith. Jenny 9 104. 125. 162. 164. 175 Smith. Jessica K 147 Smith. Kelty 8 73. 82. 129 Smith. Lois 153 Smith. Ryan 10 103. 121 Society. National Honor 163 Sottball. Reserve 98. 99 Sottball. Varsity 96. 97 Sommer. James 150 Sophomores 118. 119. 120. 121 Spahr. Misty K 147 Spangler. Faye 153. 163 Speelman. Craig 4 148 Speelman. Kelly 6 135 4 Speelman. Larry 11 117 g Spencer. Matt 4 139 Spitzer. Jim 10 92. 121 Spitzer. Ken 11 86. 100. 117. 161. 167 Spitzer. Rob 9 125 Stahl. Kelli 12 22. 68. 69. 78. 79. 80. 96. 97. 163. 167. 173 Stahl. Lewie 11 84. 85. ITT. 160. 167 Stall. Bruce 57. 100. 153 Stall. Drew 6 135 Stall. Matt 9 57. 87. 100. 103, 125 Stammen. Brad 6 57. 88. 89. 135 Stammen. Jason 10 57. 60, 86. 121 Stammen. Kristen 2 143 Standiford. Melissa 12 22. 112 Stauffer. Jannelle 4 139 Stauffer. Shari 1 145 Stein. Harley K 150 Stein, Michelle 5 148 Stephan. Curt 7 133 Stephan. Doug 10 121 Stephan. Mike 12 22 Stephen. Helen 151 Stewart. Russ 153 Stonebraker. Shane 10 86. 103. 121 Stover. Eric 4 139 Stover. Stacy 5 137 Strausbaugh. Bradley K 147 Strausbaugh. Esther 155 Streib, Billy 1 145 Streib. Carla 8 73. 82. 129. 172 Streib, Christa 5 137 Streib. Kathy 6 135 Streib. Susan 11 96. 97. 115. 117, 159. Strobel. Amy 8 94. 129. 161 Stuck. Aimee 12 22. 30. 33. 38. 162, 163. 164 167 Stuck. Jeff 7 133 Stuck. Shannon 7 72. 83. 133. 161 Stuck. Taylor 2 149 Stucke. Angela K 150 Stucke, Eric 2 149 Stucke. Jason 8 129. 172 Stucke. Nathan 6 135 Subler. Ann Marie 11 34. 117. 156. 162. 163. 167. 168. 170. 175. 208 167 168 Subler. Brenda 12 22. 37. 156. 162. 163. 167. 168. 173. 208 Subler. Brian 4 139 Subler. Carl 7 67. 95. 133, 161 Subler. Crissy 11 104. 117, 156. 163. 165. 167. 168. 175 Subler. Dan 8 62. 88. 129 Subler. Jeff 10 57. 86. 100. 103. 121 Subler. Jenny 11 104. 117. 165. 167 Subler. Kara 1 145 Subler. Kevin 2 143 Subler. Nathan 8 62. 88. 129J | Subler. Rachel 12 22. 34. 104. 162. 163. 165. 167. 173. 175 Subler. Ryan 2 149 Subler Shane 5 137 Summers. Tim 57. 89. 138 Swabb. Rodney 7 133 Swallow. Jill 1 145 Volleyball, Reserve 70. 71 Volleyball. Seventh grade 72 Volleyball. Varsity 68 Von Dunn, Jouie 1 145 Wagaman, Jodi K 147 Wagner Brian 11 57. 86. 117. Wagner Craig 2 143 Wagner. Donna 153 Wagner, Jenny 7 94. 105. 133. 161. 165 Wagner. Joe 1 145 Wagner. Julie 5 137 WagMgBBn 2 143 WakefwfcfcW-aura 11 34. 69. 80. 98. 117. 160, 161. 16 163. 167 168. 175 Wakefield. Linda 11 34. 69. 78. 80. 96. 115. 117. 160 162. 163. 167, 168. 171. 175 WakeflekJ. Missy 10 68. 69. 90. 121 Wakefield. Sundra 11 68. 69. 90. 117. 160. 162. 163. 175 Ward, Scott 2 143 Watren. Andy 6 88. 89. 135 Watren. Charlene 154 Watren. Dan 12 22. 30. 33. 38. 84. 100. 156. 160. 16 Waymire. Don b 135 Weaver. Craig 4 139 Weaver. Shane 5 137 Weaver. Susan 12 22. 37. 162. 163. 164. 167 Weese. Barbara 4 139 Weese Tim 9 125 Wehrkamp. Alyssa 2 149 Wehrkamp. Gwenn 6 135 Wehrkamp, Janeile 6 135 Wehrkamp. Kelly 3 149 Wehrkamp. Sara K 150 Wehrkamp. Shawn 4 148 Wenning. LeAnne 12 22 Westgerdes. Cindy 11 117. 159. 162 Wick. Don 153. 167 MfM Wick. Judy 144 Wiethotter. Ben 2 143 ’ Wietholter. Mitch K 147 Wietholter. Tammy 4 139 Wietholter. Toyna 6 135| 133 Swallow. Marilyn 151 Swartz. Kasey 6 13$ Swisher. Randy 62, Taylor. Greg 44. Taylor. Matt 5 137 Theurer. Darrell 9 125 Theurer. Joy 8 $9. 161. 164 :h:ebeau. Ting 6 135 Thob enise 11 117 Thobe. John 2 143 Thobe. Keith 12 22. 47. 160. 161. 167 Thobe. Robert K 147 Thobe. Scott 8 $8. 121. 129 Thornsberry. Mike 11 112, 117 Tipton. Sharon 154 Todd. Shawn 9 125. 164 TOUCH 161 Track. Boys 92 Track. Girls 90 Track. Junior High Boys 95 Track. Junior High Girls 94 Treon. Chad 4 62. 139 Treon. Dean 12 22. 64. 65. 113 Treon. Kim 1 145 Treon. Tom 11 57. 115. 117. 160. 163, 167 Trittshcuh, Tonda 10 121 Tucker. Ed 5 137 Tucker. Jaime 1 145 Turner. Carrie 2 143 Turner. Cory K 147 Turner. Jan 154 Turner. Jason 4 139 Turner. Jeremy 2 143 Turner. Lloyd 153 Turner. Shannon K 147 Turpen. Adam 7 62. 77. 95. 133 Unger. Shane 1 145 Unger. Shawn 5 137 Van Etten. Jesse 5 148 Van Etten. Lee 4 148 Van Etten. Matt 7 133 Van Etten. Paula K 150 Van Etten. Sherrie 3 149 Varner. Brad 6 135 Varner. Curt 1 145 Villarreal. Dorene 4 139 Villarreal. Paula 8 67. 94. 129. 164 Virden. Adrian 9 71. 125. 162 Vogel. Christy 2 143 Vogel. Cindy 34. 175 Vogel. Craig 10 121 ...Vogel, Neal 7 62. 133, 172 Voisard. Sarah K 147 Voisard. Scott 11 57. 74. 117, 160. 167 Volleyball! Eighth grade 73 133 Wiethotter. Tracy 7 133 Wilker. Travis 2 149 Williams. Ben 2 143 Williams. Mike 10 30. 57. 92, ’-21 Wingfield, Bill 11 76. 117 Wingfield. Rob 8 77. 129 Winner. Brian 7 62. 63. 133 r. Dale 11 117 Pf. Dan 12 23 iVyinner. Deb 9 71. 125. 164. 168 Winner. Eric 6 135 Winner. Jason 2 149 Winner. Jenny 4U48 Winner. Kevin 4 ,148 Wion, Kristi 2 143 Wion, Shona 11 117. 161. 162. 167. 168. 171 Wood. Brian 6 135 Wood. John 2 143 Wood. Kathy 154 ______ Wood. Kevin 7 62. 89. 95. Wood! Nikki 2 143 Woodworth. Esther 153. 163 Wooten. Brad 2 143 Wooten. James 10 121 Wooten. Lacey K 147 Wooten. Mary Ann 9 71. 125. 162. 164 Worden. Brandi 1 145 Wrestling. Junior High 76. 77 Wrestling. Varsity 74, 75 Wuebker. Alan 8 62. 88. 129 Wuebker. Jeff 11 117. 163 Wuebker. Joel 10 84. 85. 100. 103. 121 Wuebker. Matt 12 23. 36. 84. 160. 167 Wulber. Ryan 2 143 Wulber. Travis K 147 Yagle. Jeremy 1 145 Yagle. Mandy 5 137 • Yagle. Nikki K 147 ' Yakos. Amy 2 143 I Yakos. Diane 153, 161. 164 B Yakos. Ryan 6 135 Yearbook 156 York. Chris 12 23. 38. 57. 160. 167 York. Dan 5 137 Young. Joe 4 139 iYoung. Robert 4 139 bung. Sue Marie 6 135 mberger. Sue 142 207 With Appreciation — The End 208 The publishing of a yearbook is completed only through the work of many different people. The staff would like to thank the advertisers, Jim and Vaughn Wakefield, Sue Kerns, and The Versailles Policy for their photographs. The individual staff members and their assignments were: Introduction Sports — Melina Mangen — Co-editor Seniors Sports — Brenda Groff — Underclass Faculty — Lisa Mangen Underclass Faculty — Ann-Marie Subler Clubs — Denise Monnin Ads — Lisa Huelskamp Sports — Sheri Griesdorn, Tina Kremer, Jackie Schlater Activities — Deb Lotz Michelle Hart Divider Pages — Brenda Subler Photographers — The Whole Staff Adviser — Clarence Leugers Staff Artist — Andrea Hess Typists — Deb Lotz Ann-Marie Subler