Walton Verona High School - Dawn Yearbook (Walton, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1984 volume:

The Dawn 1984 Walton-Verona High School School Road Walton, Kentucky 41094 Dedication Victor Carpenter (1924-1983) Vic, as he was known by faculty and students alike was a true and honest man. Quiet, loyal, and eternally friendly, Vic represented the qualities that we Americans value most: hard work, optimism, perserverance and honesty. To say that we will miss Vic Carpenter would be correct. But actually, he put so much of himself into Walton-Verona High School over the years that in truth, he will always be here. As long as there is a W-VHS, Vic Carpenter will be alive. This yearbook is lovingly and respectfully dedicated to his memory. 2 A Space of Our Own Contents Seniors.............................8 Classes: 7th Grade 18 8th Grade 20 Freshmen 22 Sophomores 24 Juniors 26 Faculty Administration 31 Academics 36 Clubs Organizations 40 Homecoming.........................56 Sports 58 Graduation 82 Advertising 83 1. Danny Godcrwis watches as Russ Ryan explains his work as a Fer- rier at Career Day held in October. 2. Amy Lyons enjoys working a project in SHORTHAND II. 3. Steve Pennington purchases something form Cheryl Smith at the bookstore as Fred Kirtley waits in line. 4. Craig Baker, Jesse Combs, Rodney Luttrell boogie down at the Homecoming Dance. The quest to discover our own place — our own space — in the world was the essence of our days at W-VHS. In fact, to find ourselves and to establish our pur- pose in the universe is the purpose of education. This quest became our quest in 1984. 1. Shawn Anderson goes for iwo overtop an opponent during a home ball game. 2. Burl Lawrence takes a few minutes after school to rap with Sheila Denslcrand Rhonda Huffman. The activities, people, and events represented in these pages were all part of the adventure we all shared in 1984. It was the quest to find . . . A Space of Our Own 1. Denise Gosser catches a quick look at some of her locker mates bet- ween classes. 2. “Off with her head!” King James seems to be saying to Georgia Stephenson at the Homecoming Dance. 3. Coach Wright shows Rodney Godcrwis a new baseball uniform. 4. Secretary Mary Jo Mitchell helps Karen Webster figure out her club’s finances. 5. Tony Glenn concentrates on a minute piece of his project in his in- dustrial arts class. 6. Joe Lawton tries out a computer program in data processing. 7. Steve Burrus and Donita Bird exchange senior name cards before classes begin. 8. Tim Hudson, Clinton Treadway and Ryan Christy appear to be drowning in geraniums in the greenhouse. 9. David Beckett gets some help from Steve Pennington on a project in the shop. DfcAN ALBERS FFA. I -4; Treasurer. 3; Baseball. 1.3. MARIA DANEEN AMODFO Pep Club. 2; Science Club. 3-4; Secretary. 3. 4; Beta Club. 2-4; Drama Club. 3. 4; Secretary. 4; Year- book Staff. 3.4; Prom Committee. 3; Class Vice President. I; 4.0 Grade Average. 1; Golden Semi-Finalist. 3; Physical Education Award. I ; 3rd Place Physical Science. Science Fair. I; Home Ec. Awrard. 3; Perfect Atten- dance, 2-4; Homecoming Candidate. 3; Senior Superlative. Most Likely to Succeed, Business Symposium. 3; Society of Distinguished American High School Students. 3 CARRIE ELLEN AUGENSTEIN Beta Club. 2-4; Pep Club. 1-4; FBI.A. 3-4; Science Club. 2-3; Vice Presi- dent. 3-4; Letterman's Club. 2-4; FHA. 2. Spirit l eader, 1 -2. Prom Committee. 3; JV Cheerleader. I; Varsity Cheerleader. 2-4; Volleyball, 1.3.4; Prom Court, 3; Homecoming Candidate. 3; Typing I Award. 3; Senior Superlative. Most School Spirit; 2nd Place, Science Fair. 3; Perfect Attendance, I; Business Sym- posium. 3. JAMIE SUE BAKER Beta Club. 2-4; Secretary. 3; Presi- dent. 1st Semester. 4; FHA, 2-4; Secretary. 2; Vice President. 3; Presi- dent. 4; FFA. 3-4; Secretary. 4; FBI. A. 2-4; Drama Club. 3-4; Presi- dent. 3 4. President's Council. 3-4; Yearbook Staff. 3-4; Science Club. 4; Prom Committee. 3; FHA Regional Scholarship Chairman, 3. FHA Regional Recreation Director, 4; Homecoming Candidate. 3-4. Ms. Beta. 1983-83; FFA Regional Public Speaking. 1st Place. 3; Perfect Atten- dance. 2. DONITA MARIE BIRD Pep Club. 4; Science Club. 4; Beta Club. 3-4; Letterman's Club. 2-4; Girls' Basketball. 2-4; Team Captain. 3-4; Girls'Track. 1-4; Band. 1-4; Field Commander. 2-4. Girls Cross- Country, 2-4; 1983 State Track Finalist; 1983-83 Girls' Basketball Commitment Award; 1983 Ohio Junior Olympics Participant STEPHEN RAY BURRUS Beta Club. 2-4; FBI.A. 2. 3; IA Club. 1-3; Woodworking Award, 2: General Crafts Award. I; 1st Place Wood- working, Science Fair, 3. CALLEN YOUNG CHEESMAN Beta Club. 2-4; Pep Club. 1-4; Letter- man's Club. 2-4; Basketball. I -4; Baseball. 1-4; Baseball. All District. 2-3; All Region, 2-3; All Sectional. 3; First Team All Conference. 3. Basket- ball. All District. 3; All Region. 3; Honorable Mention All State, 3; First Team All Conference. 3-4; Class “A Player of the Year. 3; Homecoming Candidate. 3-4; Senior Superlative. Most Athletic; Business Symposium, MELISSA ANN CHEESMAN Beta, 2-4; Pep Club. 1-3; Letterman's Club, 1-4; Yearbook Staff. 3-4; Prom Committee. 3. Basketball. I -3; Soft- ball. I -2; Senior Superlative, Most Athletic; Basketball. Most Improved Player. I; Miss Hustle. 2;Softball, All Conference, I. 2; All Region, 1.2; Most Valuable Player. 1.2; Girls' Basketball Statistician. 3-4; Homecoming Candidate, 3-4. “Cheese” 10 RYAN CHRISTY FFA. I 4; President. 3.4; IA Club. I; Pep Club. 1.2; Agri businessman. '82; 2 FFA Leadership Awards; 2 FFA Scholarship Awards. MARK CLIFTON FFA. 1.2; FF'A Greenhand Award. I. FFA Chapter Farmer Award. 2. PAUL NICHOLAS WAYNE COMBS Pep Club. I. 2. 4; IA Club. 1.2; V- School. 3. 4 JANICE LYNN CRASH FBI. A. 2-3; Pep Club. 1-4; I HA. 4; Perfect Attendance Award. I. 2. MELANIE SUE CUM MINS Beta Club. 2-4, Science Club. 2.4. Drama Club. 3-4; Chorus. 4; FFA. 3- 4; FHA. 2; Prom Committee. 3; Stage Band. 3-4; Art Club. 3; Letterman's Club. 4; Class Treasurer. 2; Class Secretary. 3-4; Cross-Country. 1-4; Track. 2-4; Homecoming Candidate. 3-4; 1st Place at the FFA Regional Music Competition. DEREK WAYNECUZICK FFA. 1,4; FHA. 2; Letterman, 1.2. Basketball. 1.2.Golf. I. 2;Senior Superlative. Best Looking; Greenhand Award. I; FFA. Bc t Salesman Award. I. THOMAS XAVIER ELLIOTT FFA, 3-4; V-School Welding Award. 3.4 TIMOTHY WAYNE ELLIOTT FFA. I -4; Beta Club. 4; FFA Scholar- ship Award. II PETE GEISE FFA. 3-4; Basketball. I; FFA Regional Tractor Driving Award; FFA Tobacco Growing Award; 1st Place. V-School Arm Wrestling Com- petition. 3. RODNEY GORDON GODERWIS Beta Club. 2-4; Pep Club. 4; Letter- man's Club. 2-4; Basketball. 1-2; Baseball. 1-4; Homecoming Can- didate. 3; Senior Superlative. Most School Spirit; NKAG All Star Team Honorable Mention, 3; Basketball. Most Derensive Player, I; Most Im- proved Player. I; Business Sym- posium. 3; Jr. High Intramural Basketball Coach. 3-4 CARMEN RENEE GROVES Pep Club. 2-4; Vice President. 4; FBI.A, 2-4; FHA, 1-2; Letterman’s Club. 3-4; Choral Club. 4. Beta Club. 4; Yearbook Staff. 4; Class Business Manager. 4; Track. 2; JV Cheerleader, I; Varsity Cheerleader, 2-4; Softball. 3-4; Senior Superlative. Best Dressed; Homecoming Can- didate. 3;Softball, Most Improved Player. 3; Highest Batting Average, 3; Perfect Attendance. 2; 1st Place. Science Fair. 2; Typing II Award. 3; Record keeping Award, 3; Vocational Clerical Certificate, 4; 1st Place. Poster Event. FBLA Regional Con- ference. 2; Miss Walton. 1983; Prom Committee, 3. BELINDA SUE HOPPERTON Beta Club. 2-4. Pep Club. 1; Drama Club. 3-4; FHA. 2-4; Historian. 3; Vice President. 4; FBLA. 2; Yearbook Staff. 3-4; Prom Committee. 3; Science Club. 3-4; Regional FH A Honor Roll Chairman. 4; Outstan- ding Service Award for FHA; Science Certificate of Participation; Homecoming Candidate. 4. SUSAN JUMP PEACE FBLA. 1-3; IA Club. 3-4; Art Club. 3-4; FHA. 1-3. GINA RENEE KIRTLEY Pep Club. 1 -4; FBLA. 2-4; Science. 2; Letterman. 1.3.4; FHA. 2-3; Spirit Leader. 4; Volleyball. 1.3.4. Senior Superlative. Class Cut-up; Clerical Certificate. 4; Track Manager. 2; Varsity Cheerleading Manager. 3. LAURA FAITH LEAKE Band. 1-4; President. I; Art Club. 3-4; Science Club, I -4. Drama Club. 3-4; Yearbook Staff. 4; Pep Club, 2-4. Chorus. 4; Prom Committee. 3; Stage Band. 2-4; Homecoming Candidate. 4 MELISSA RAELINDON Beta Club. 2. 3.4; FB1.A, 2-4. Treasurer. 4; FHA. 2-4; Vice Presi- dent. 2; President, 3; Historian, 4; Pep Club, 1.2. 3; President's Council, 3; Prom Committee. 3; Homecoming Committee. 4; Class Vice President. 3,4; 1st Runner-up in Miss Walton Pageant. 1983; 2nd Place. Poster Event at FBLA Regional Conference. 4; Co-op Program. 4. 12 PAMELA LYNN LOSEY LISA KAY POOLE Pep Club. 1 3; FBLA, 2-3; FHA. 1-3; Pep Club. 1-3; FBLA. 1-4; 2 Most Clerical Certificate, 4. Improved Student Awards. AMY LOUISE LYONS ROBERT TODD PORTER Beta Club. 2-4; FBLA. 3. 4, Band, 2-4. Vice President. 3; Secretary, 4; Pep Club, 1 -4; Reporter. 4; Beta Club. 2-4; Vice Secretary. 2; Letterman'sCKtb. 2-4. President, 3; Drama Club. 3-4; Prcsi- Science Club, 2-4; Treasurer. 3; Prom dent’s Council. 3-4; Science Club. 2- Committee. 3; Spirit Leader. 4; 4; President. 3-4; Letterman's Club. Volleyball. 1.3.4; Chcerlcadmg. 2. 3. 2-4; Yearbook Editor. 3-4; Scholastic 4; 4.0 Grade Average Achievement Challenge Captain. 4; Prom Chair- Award, 1. The Society of Distinguish- man. 3; Class Vice President, 2; Class ed American High School Students. Business Manager, 4, Track. 1. Boys' 3; Shorthand I Award. 3; Northern Basketball Statistician, 1-4; Girls' Kentucky All-Star Honorable Men- Track Manager. 2-3; The Society of lion. Volleyball. 4; Senior Superlative. Distinguished American High School Best Looking; Homecoming Can- Students. 3; U.S. Achievement didate. 3.4; Business Symposium. 3 Academy. Math, 3; U.S. Achieve- ment Academy, Leadership. 4; The Golden 100, 3; Ky. Gov. Scholars Pro- gram. 3; VOD Speech Winner. 3; Woodmen of the World History Award. 3; The Instrumentalist Magazine Musicianship Award. 3; Bob Jones Award. 1-3; Homecoming Candidate. 3-4; Prom King. 3; Sr. Superlative, Most Likely to Succeed. JULIE MOELLER Pep Club. 1-3; Art Club. 1-4. Secretary, 3; IA Club. 2-4; Treasury- Secretary, 3. DENAH LYNN NOELL ANUSCHKA PREUSLER Beta Club. 4; Yearbook Staff. 4; Band. 4; Volleyball, 4; Girls' Varsity Basketball Manager Statistician. 4; Track, 4. SHAWN RECORDS FBI A. 2-4; Historian. 3; Track. 1; Pep Club. 2; FFA.3; 1A Club. 4; Softball. 2-3; Clerical Certificate. 4; Baseball. 2-4; Most Improved Stu- Boys' Varsity Basketball Video dent. 2. Operator. 3; Freshman Boys' Basket- ball Statistician. 2-4 13 “Sneezy” TAMMY RAH ROBINSON FBLA. 1-3; Historian, 2; Pep Club. 1-3; Letter man's Club. 4; FHA, 3; FFA, 4; Science Club. 3; Class Presi- dent, 1-2: HOSA President. 4; Basketball, I:Softball. 1.3; Perfect Attendance. I; Boys Freshman Basketball Statistician. 2-4; Boys' Junior Varsity Basketball Statisti- cian. 3-4; Volleyball Statistician, 3. TRISHA ANN ROBINSON Pep Club. I; Beta Club. 2-4; Science Club. 2.4; Drama Club. 3-4; Vice President. 4; FBLA. 2; FHA, 2-4; Treasurer. 3; Secretary. 4. Yearbook Staff, 3-4; Prom Committee, 3; Junior Class Treasurer: English II Award. Home F.c. II Award. 2; Homecoming Candidate, 4; Scholastic Challenge Team. 4; The Society of Distinguish- ed American High School Students. 4. MARCUS ANTHONY ROLAND Beta Club. 2-4; Treasurer. 3; Vice President. 1st Semester, 4; President. 2nd Semester. 4; Science Club, 2-4; FBLA. 2- 3; Lettcrman's Club, I -4; Yearbook Staff. 3-4; Photo Editor, 3- 4; Scholastic Challenge Team. 4. Band. 1-4; President. 4; Stage Band. 1-4; Senior Class Treasurer; Basket- ball. I;Cross-Country. 1-4; MVR Award. 3-4; Track. 1,2,4; Boys’ State, 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students. 3; DAR Award. 4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students, 3; Mr Beta. 3; Spanish II Award, 3; Health P.E. Award. I; 4.0 Average Award, I -2; Science Fair Award, I-2; Golden 100 Semi- Finalist. 3; Amcrican-Jewish Human Relations Award. 4; 1st Place. State Beta Club Talent Competition. 3: Asbury All-Star Band, 2; Best Dress- ed; Business Symposium. 3. STEFAN RUTSCH Cross-Country. 4; Track. 4. SHERALEE SCROGGINS FHA. 2-4; Pep Club. 1-2; Beta Club. 2- 4; Science Club. 4; FBLA. 4; Year- book Staff 3-4; President’s Council. 3- 4; Prom Committee. 3; Student Council, I; Class President. 3-4; Prom Princess, 3; Homecoming Candidate. 3-4; Hag Squad. 3; 1st Place. Chemistry, Science Fair. 3. RODNEY DALE SEXTON Art Club. 3-4; FFA. 1.2.4; Pep Club. 1; Basketball. I . Baseball. 3-4; Basketball Mr. Hustle Award, I; Green hand Degree: Chapter Farmer Degree; 7th Place U.K. Field Day. Entomology. I; 3rd Place. 2; Perfect Attendance. I. DONALD SHANE SIMPSON Art CLub. 2-4. President. 4; FFA. 3- 4; Drama Club. 3:1A Club. 1-3: Art Club Award. 3; Bela Club Talent Show, 2-4. GEORGIA DEAN STEPHENSON Pep Club. 1-4; President. 4; Letter- man's Club, I -4; Secretary. 3; Presi- dent. 4; Beta Club. 2-4; FBI.A. 4; FHA. 2: Cross-Country. I-3; Track. I -4; Cheerleader. 2-3; Senior Superlative. Miss Walton-Verona; Adult Living Award, 3; Cross- Country MVR. I. 2,3;Track MVR, I; Prom Court. 3. “Donnie” Georgia” 14 “Jimbo” JAMES HOWARD STEPHEN- SON JR EEA. 1-3; Pep Club, 2-4; Lettermans Club. 2-4; An Club. 1; Football. 1-2. Basketball. 1-3; Baseball. 1-4. Baseball. NKAC Conference Team, 3; All Region Tournament. 3; Most Valuable Player. 3; Player of the Ycar. 3; Prom Court. 3; Senior Superlative. Mr Walton-Verona; Homecoming Candidate. 3-4 SPONSOR VIRGINIA HENSI EY KIMBERLY YF.VF.TTF. WATTON FBLA. 1-4; Historian. 4; Beta Club. 2-4; Science Club. 2-4; Trcasurcr. 4; Pep Club. 2; Art Club. 3-4; Secretary-Treasurer. 4. Class Secretary. I-2: Class Business Manager. 4, Drama Club, 3-4; Treasurer. 4; Prom Committee. 3; Senior Superlative. Best Personality; Outstanding Historian Award; 1st Place. Poster Event at KBLA Regional Conference. 3; 2nd Place, 4. 3rd Place. Art Fair; Business Sym- posium. 3 SPONSOR JANICE WHALEY The following people completed requirements for graduation and received diplomas in 1983. Barbara Huffman Tina Huffman James Norris 1984 Senioi 1. BEST LOOKING: Amy Lyons and Derek Cuzick 2. MOST ATHLETIC: Callen Cheesman and Melissa Cheesman 3. CLASS CUT-UPS: Gina Kirtlyand Mark Clifton 4. MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT: Rod Godcrwis and Carrie Augenstein 16 Superlatives 1. BEST PERSONALITY: Steve Burrus and Kim Watton 2. BEST DRESSED: Marc Roland and Carmen Groves 3. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Todd Porter and Maria Amodeo 4. MR. AND MISS WALTON-VERONA: Jim Stephenson and Georgia Stephenson 17 7 7 7 7 Jcannie Clinkenbcard Stephanie Courtney Tracey Crist Joyce Damron Brad Daniels Brian Domaschko Jay Donovan Shonda Durham Brett Eadcs Marty Elder Doug Fish Krista Gallagher Vicki Harrington Steve Hawkins Elaine Humphrey Phillip Ingram Scott Jones Tim Jones Carvin Jump William King 7 7 7 Robbie Lawson Kellie Locke Jon Lucas Eddie Luttrell Kelli Mace Cindy Maddox Chuck Markesberry Daryl McElroy Shonda Mershon Brian Miller Melinda Mulberry Brent Mulford James Pierce Ginger Price Tony Rapp Brian Robinson Angel Ryan Brian Saffell Jerry Sargent Shawn Sharp (888888 Jeffrey Anderson Kathy Anderson Anne Ashcraft Loretta Beach Michelle Beach Glenn Blocker 8888888 888888 Gene Bowling Robby Bowlin Jerry Branham Hope Brewer Lois Brophy Julie Brown 8 � 8 Audra Burdinc Arthur Clark Dena Courtney Greg Creek more Rickie Delaney Ricky Domaschko Tonya Elmore Angie Eubank Nathan Flerlage gjhm Flynn Tammy Gilliam Tonya Greene David Johnson Kyle Kecs Tricia Kinlaw Billy Kinman Billy Leicht Steve Lucas 188888888888888888888 Deanna McClane Donna McIntyre Steve Merida Gina Meyer Rick Miller Cindy Moore Tina Mulberry Bennie Niece Carrie Noble Bart Noe Payton Parker Darren Poore Dean Profitt Doug Puckett Charlie Reynolds Jeffery Rcnakcr Dione Ricglcr Doug Robinson Conny Romos Kevin Ross James Ryan Terry Sallee Donna Sams Patti Sechrest f Tina Sechrest Leslie Setters Aleila Sexton Kenny Stolz Eddie Sutherland Rachel Thomas Jerry Vest David Webster Marlene Willett Roger Williams Paul Wingate Dwight Workman I9th9th9th9th9th9th9th9th9th9th9th Dennis Albers Paul Allen Michael Allphin Jim Art Bart Ash Marty Ashcraft Samantha Bailey Craig Baker Theresa Bayer David Beckett Chris Black Ben Brooks Charlie Brown Robbie Brown Jim Butler Kerry Cauthen Mike Code Jess Combs Alyce Crase Scott Daniels Joe Dellecave Anna Denney Krystal Eubank Tracey Evans Roger Fleissner Tassie Fields Greg Fish Darin Glacken Tony Glenn Ruth Glenn Danny Goderwis Denise Gosser Janet Herbstreit Benji Key Heather Kinman Fred Kirtley Mike Kromer Marc Lauterwasser Phillip Lawrence Robert Leake Donna Locke Rodney Luttrell Lisa McIntyre James Merida Dallas Messer Stephanie Messer John Messmer John Meyer Dwayne Mulberry Steve Pennington Kim Ratliff Gail Records Pam Renaker Toby Rider Rodney Ricgler Robby Robinson Mike Ross Jonathon Ruth Chuck Saffell Helen Saffell April Searcy Gina Setters Angela Showalter Tosca Smith Missy Spillman Tim Stephens Allen Swegles April Tillery Tina Twehues Kaye Tyler Jeannine Vest Kim Vest Vincent Webster Bobbi Jo Whaley Boyd Williams Greg Williams Scott Willis Hh9th9th9th9th9th9th9th9th9th9th! 23 Oth 10th 10th 10th 10th 10th 10th 1 Shawn Anderson Joe Behne ian Beiglc lc Benriett Scott Benton Brett Bresser Rodney Cheesman Jackie Cord ray Phillip Creech Mike Creekmorc Andra Cummins Tammie Damaschko Irenda Dilbeck farsha Donovan B' Ma Angela Duvall Amy Eddins Aaron First Kelly Foley David Frazier Todd Goldsberry Beth Gray Jfaul Gripshover Robbie Hartke andy Helton Harold Hensley Joe Hoskins Joyce Jump Tom Kaclin Sharon Maddox 24 th 10th 10th 10th 10th 10th 10th 10 Stacey McCubbin Robert Merida Brian Mitchell Teresa Morgan Tommy Neal Lesley Noe Jeff Overstreet Sharon Perry Amy Plunckett Kim Pruett Karen Roland Tony Sech rest Cheryl Smith Karen Specher Troy Sturgeon William Sutherland Jeff Taulbee Terry Taylor Tony Turner Kim Tyler 1th 11th 11th 11th 11th 11th 11th 1 Rodna Abbott Rodney Abshirc Ghana Allen Kenny Allphin Tonya Anderson Wendy Beckett Tom Biddle Kerry Bowlin Tiifl Brooks Rita Brown Diana Burden my Butler [ 'niomaij Campbell Eric Christy I aurcll Christy Sheila Densler Richard Dixon Mary Donovan Uric Duvall Jennifer Eddii Jackie Tlerlagc Kevin Flynn Robin Goff Tim Hudson )nua Huffman � Tim Huffman Lisa Kaelin Eric Lauterwasser Bobby Lonaker th 11th 11th 11th 11th 11th 11th 11 Space 1. Lori Waller. Karen Waller, Sands Pfansticl. and Shicla Dcnsler discuss their expectations for the evening at the Jr.-Sr. Prom. 2. Eric Christy puls some finishing touches on a drawing in Art Class. 3. Kim Pruett models sunglasses, a hat. and a smile at the '84 Homecoming Dance. 4. Lloyd Clements takes a break from his daily janitorial duties in the gym. 5. Senior Melanie Cummins displays her endurance by completing a tough cross-country race. 28 To Be Ourselves 6. Karen Webster is all smiles as she cheers the J.V. Volleyball team on to victory. 7. Chana Allen refreshes herself while she takes a break from the softball game. 29 8. Janice Crase studies some directions in office practice. 1984 Jr., Soph., Fresh. Officers Jr. Class Officers Chris Turner, President; Ginger Rohrer, Secretary; Robyn Goff, Vice President; Mike Roaden, Treasurer. Andra Cummins, Secretary; Candy Helton, Treasurer; Rodney Kaye Tyler, Treasurer; Missy Spillman, Vice President; Jeanine Cheesman, Sergeant-at-Arms; Sharon Maddox. President; Angie Vest, Secretary; Stephanie Messer, President. Duvall, Vice President. 31 Michael Capck Layna Cheesman Donna Duvall Linda Dykes Bob Eadcs Valeeta Fitzgerald Sharon Fortner William Freeman 32 fUpper I ii Bus Drivers: Sherry Jackson. Midge Elmore. Pam Snow. Ronnie Elmore, Bus Coordinator; Bill Gibson. Ed Luebbe. (Lower Left) Mr. Reynolds gives some serious contemplation to the finer points of a wood block as Jim Duncan watches. (Above) Mrs. Shupc advises Melissa Lindon on a business project. Rick Gayle Helen Grubbs Evelyn Hancc Virginia Hensley Kent Jackson Betty Jones Joyce Lawrence Larry May (Above) A teacher’s job includes a number of many and varied activities. For Kent Jackson, spraying for mites is just one of a myriad. (Right) Maintenance: Tommy Armstrong, Tom Taylor, James Allphin, Burl Lawrence, and Lloyd Clements. Mary Jo Mitchell Robert Messmer Robert Murdock James Palm Susan Patton Charles Reynolds Nancy Ryan Jane Sauer 34 Walton-Verona Board of Education John Grubbs, Superintendent; Walt Ryan. Chairman; Donna Robinson. Leola Waller, Jim Bonar, John Maddox. Colleen Shields Helen Shupe Hope Stone Jo Strong Elaine Tillery Wendell Tillery Janice Whaley Darlene Wymer 35 Academics: 1 Doug Kish was the school champion in the KY Post and KEA Spelling Bees. 2. 1984-85 Jr. and Sr. High Scholastic Challenge l earn: (Silting) Terry Saf- fcll, Brett Eadcs, Chcri Carev. Tracy Crist. Phillip Ingram, Tim Jones. Vin- cent Webster, Mike Code. Lisa Kaclin. iStanding) Sponsor Virginia Hensley, Robbie Bowling, Charles Reynolds, Clinton Treadway, Greg Crcckmorc. Richard Dixon, Carrie Noble, Joe Hoskins. Doug Kish, Rita Brown. Kyle Keys, Cheryl Smith. April Tillery. Donna Locke. Sponsor Valceta Fitzgerald. 3. 1983 Competitive Scholastic Challenge Team: (Clockwise From Top) April Tillery, Todd Porter. Trisha Robinson. Joe Hoskins. Tom Lucbbe. and Marc Roland. 4. Mr. Clayton Jones presents Amy Lyons the Northern KY Businessmen’s Association Award. 5. Marc Roland was the recipient of various presligous awards and honors in- cluding the DAR Good Citizen Award, the school American Jewish Human Relations Award. Cappie Stephenson Scholarship, and the Connie Carlisle Scholarship. 36 Achievements Awards Awards Program, May 15, 1984 r-ni .- waiirv English: Doug Fish, Shonda Murchand, Melinda Mulberry, (7th Grade); Rachel Owen. Jencnc Hudson. Tina Sechrest (8th Grade). Reading: Theresa Checsman, Brian Miller (7th Grade); Tina Sechrist (8th Grade). General Music: Phillip Ingram, Doug Fish (7th Grade); Tammy Gilliam (8th Grade). Life Science: Brett Eadcs, Steve Hawkins, Brian Miller Earth Science: Dionc Ricglcr. Tina Mulberry. Tim Flynn. Math: Shonda Murchand. Kelli Locke (7th Grade); Bennie Niece. Tina Mulberry (8th Grade). Pre-Algebra: Brett Eades Algebra I: Denah McClane. Social Studies: Doug Fish, Steve Hawkins (7th Grade); Darren Poore. Bill Kinman (8th Grade). U.S. History: Rachel Owen, Dionc Rcigler. Health: Angel Ryan, Brett Eades (7th Grade); Rachel Owen. Chad Johnson (8th Grade). Art: Doug Fish. Tonya Elmore. High School Awards: Art I: Tom Kaelin. Art II: Kim Walton. Art III: Jackie Flcrlagc. Industrial Arts: Harold Hensley (Woodworking); Danny Goderwis (General Crafts). Home Economics: Amy Butler. Adult Living: Donita Bird, Jim Stephenson. Business Math: Donita Bird. Typing I: Rita Brown, Sharon Maddox, Missy Spillman. Typing II: Carrie Augcnstein. Shorthand I: Angie Duvall. Sharon Maddox. Shorthand II: Amy Lyons. Accounting I: Dana Rcigler. Accounting II: Denah Noell. Recordkeeping: Amy Plunkett. Data Processing: Tom Luebbc. Outstanding Business Students: Denah Noell. Spanish I: April Tillery. Special Spanish Award: Anuschka Preuslcr. 9th Grade Reading: Tassie Fields, Dwayne Mulberry English: April Tillery (9th); Andra Cummins, Tina Wilson (10th); Missy Wingate (11th); Tammy Robinson (12th). Biology: April Tillery, Mike Kromcr. Physical Science: Toby Rider, Kaye Tyler. U.S. History: Marc Roland. Citizenship: Donna Locke. Math 1: Mike Wingate Algebra I: Kaye Tyler. Gen. Math II: Marsha Donovan. Agriculture I: David Beckett Agriculture II: Richard Dixon. Horticulture I: Melanie Cummins. Horticulture II: Jennifer Eddins. Health P.E.: April Tillery. Marty Ashcraft. Vocational School: Nicky Combs (Outstanding Deisel Mechanics) Special Awards: P.T.O. Scholarship: Laura Leake Walton Women’s Club Award: Maria Amodeo Northern KY Businessmen’s Assoc. Award: Amy Lyons Boone Co. Private Enterprise Seminar Winners: Tim Huffman, Thomas Campbell. Cappie Stephenson Scholarship: Marc Roland. . Army Reserve Scholastic-Athlete Award: Callcn Checsman, Donita Bird. 1. Donita Bird is presented the John Philip Sousa Award by Band Director James Palm. 2 F.B.L.A. Regional and State Winners: (Front) Shannon Wartman, Scholar- ship Contribution; Kim Pruett, Regional 1st for outstanding Project; Angie Duvall, Shorthand I, 2nd in Regional and State; Ginger Rohrer, Public Speak- ing 3rd in Regional. (Back) Kim Watton, Scholarship Contribution; Kevin Flynn, Delegate; Tom l uebbe. Data Processing, 1st in Regional; Amy Lyons, Annual Report. 2nd in Regional; Jamie Baker. Impromptu Speaking. 2nd in Regional and State. 3 Todd Porter was honored by receiving, among numerous other awards, the Thomas Jefferson Scholarship to Transylvania University. He was also a Commended National Merit Scholar and was awarded only the second Award of Excellence given by W-VHS. 37 3. Tony Turner receives the Sophomore Bob Jones Award from Superintendent Grubbs. 4. Nick Combs is congratulated by Boone Co. Vocational School Prin- cipal Mr. Rollins for his first place finish in the secondary school divi- sion of the Deisel Mechanics Competition at the Vocational Industrial Clubs of America Skills Olympics. Nick went on to represent Kentucky in the national Skills Olympics in June 5. Mr. Kent Jackson presents the Ag. I award to David Beckett. 38 Awards Night Celebrates Academics, Achievement 1. Honored students and proud parents listen intently to the presen- tations at Awards Night. 2. Mrs. Mills congratulates Mr. and Mrs. Bob Porter for the role they had in the success of their son Todd. 3. Marc Roland receives the D.A.R. Good Citizen Award from Ms. Ashlin Logan. 4. April Tillery accepts an award for her participation on the Scholastic Challenge team from Mrs. Virginia Hensley. Boone Co. Democratic Club l egislati e Awards: Susie Hopperton, Trisha Robinson, Todd Porter. Shera Scroggins, Stefan Reutsch, Marc Roland. Academic Class Awards: Advanced Math: Richard Dixon Algebra II: Donita Bird Geometry Sharon Maddox Calculus: Todd Porter Anatomy: Marc Roland Physics: Todd Porter Jr. Honors English. Marc Lauterwasscr Sr. Honors English: Todd Porter Spanish: Todd Porter International Relations: Todd Porter Beta Club Literary Awards: Todd Porter, Kim Walton, Maria Amodeo. Bob Jones Awards: Freshman: April Tillery Sophomore: Tony Turner Junior: Kerry Bowlin Senior: Todd Porter 4.0 Grade Point Awards: April Tillery, Kim Vest D.A.R. Good Citizen Award: Marc Roland American History Award: Todd Porter Prestolite Award: Todd Porter Connie Carlisle Scholarship: Marc Roland Simon Ijizarus Human Relations Award: Marc Roland Award of Excellence: Todd Porter 39 W-VHS Band Members Make Beautiful Music Togethei (Front Row) Kery Cauthen, Scott Reffit. Cheryl Smith, Beth Gray, Kim Tyler, Jeannine Vest, Dana Riegler, Diana Burden, Roger Flcissncr Marc Roland. (Second Row) Donita Bird, Anuschka Preusler. Samantha Bailey, Kaye Tyler, Todd Porter, Terry Taylor, Melanie Cummins Karen Waller. Marc Lauterwasser, Jeff Taulbee, April Tillery, Angela Showalter. (Back Row) Laura Leake, Rodney Riegler Eric Lauter- wasser, Robbie Brown, Dallas Messer, Sandy Pfanstcil, Philip Lawrence, Mr. James Palm. ——— f 40 (Back Row) Steve Hawkins, Jon Lucas, Tracey Christ, Kelly Mace, Elaine Humphrey, Stephanie Courtney, Vicky Harrington, Gretta Stephenson, Angie Eubank, Hope Brewer, Audra Burdinc. (4th Row) Carvin Jump. Sandy Phansteil, Carmen Groves. Melanie Cummins, Laura Leake, Marsha Humphrey, Jeannie Clinkenbeard. Rachel Thomas, Dione Riegler. (3rd Row) Miss Jane Sauer, Tonya Greene. Suzie Burgess, Ginger Price, Charity Smith, Aleila Sexton, Tim Jones, Brad Daniels, Krista Gallagher, Teresa Cheesman. Paul Duncan. Marty Elder. (2nd Row) Shelly Beach, Ann Ashcraft, Tracy Huffman, Deanna Courtney, Rachel Owen, Lois Brophy, Jennifer Hale, Cindy Moore. (Sitting) Shancl Wartman, Angie Bowlin, Cindy Maddox, Shonda Mcrshon. 41 Kerry Cauthen and Anuschka Preusler add to the sound of the band. Jr.-High Band: (Front) Tim Jones. Kelly Mace, Tracy Crist, Jeannie Clinkenbeard, Dena Courtney, Teresa Cheesman, Ginger Price, Gene Bowlin. (2nd Row) Maurice Vandt. Gene Cummins, Dione Rieglcr. Tonya Elmore, Dena McClaine, Nathan Flcrlagc, Gretta Stephenson, Stephanie Courtney, Regina Brooks. (Top) Marty Elder, David Webster, Rachel Owen. 1. Karen Waller, Melanie Cummins, Terry Taylor play their trumpets for the pep band. 2. Senior Band Members: (Front) Melanie Cum- mins, Todd Portec, Anuschka Preusler, Marc Roland. (Back) Laura Leake, Donita Bird. 3. Cheryl Smith. Samantha Bailey, and Angela Showaltcr practice their clarinet. 42 (Top Row) April Tillery, Gail Records, Carrie Noble, Jeannic Clinkcnbeard, Marsha Humphrey. Kelly Mace. Tracy Crist, Rachel Owen, Don- na Locke, Kyle Kees. (Second Row) Mrs.Patton, Laura Leake, Greg Creekmore, Dena Courtney. Marc Lautcrwasser, Lori Waller. Susie Hop- perton, Melanie Cummins, April Searcy. Susie Burgess. Krista Gallagcr, Vickie Harrington. Kelly Locke. IThird Row) Miss Slone. Gina Set- ters, Tammy Domashko, Eric Lautcrwasser, Sandy Pfansticl, Todd Porter, Jcanninc Vest, Greg Fish. Mike Code. Charity Smith. IFourth Row) Missy Wingate, Lisa Kaclin, Wendy Beckett, Joe Dellacavc, Jamie Baker. Phillip Lawrence, Kim Walton. Amy Butler. Karen Waller. Ginger Rhorer, Laurcll Christy, Andra Cummings, Angela DuVall. (Bottom) Trisha Robinson. Maria Amodco, Suzie Stephenson. Kelly Foley. Drama Club Stages Plays, Enters Contests Cast of High Window: Jamie Baker, Todd Porter. Melanie Cummins. Marc Lautcrwasser, Karen Waller. Trisha Robinson. (Left) The Drama Club representatives to the Jr-Hi State Speech Tour- nament were Carrie Nobel, Marc Lautcrwasser (medalist) and Donna Locke (medalist). Vocational School Builds Work Skills (Bottom) Chuck Praither, Jeff Leeke, Scott Smith, Charles Allphin, Nicky Combs, Tim Rattliff, Pete Geise, Darrin Taulbee, Tammy Robinson, Tom Elliott, Tim Elliott, Bobby Lonaker. (Top) Jerry Rice, Dean McMillan, James Messmer, Jim Brinkman. (Right) Chuck Praither works at fitting some molding on a car in Auto Body Class. (Back) Sharon Maddox, Stephanie Messer, Mr. Frank Lyons, Georgia Stephenson, Jamie Baker, Chris Turner. (Sitting! Marc Roland. Robyn Goff. Todd Porter. Shera Scroggins. Presidents Council Offers Good Advice Mr. Lyons discusses some important informa- tion with members Marc Roland, Shera Scrog- gins, and Todd Porter. Science Club Sponsors The Annual Science Fair (Bottom) Angela Showalter. Samantha Bailey, Cheryl Smith. Karen Webster. Missy Spillman. (2nd Row) Maria Amodeo (Secretary), Carrie Augcnstein (Vice President). Todd Porter (President). Kim Walton (Treasurer). Kerry Bowlin. Scott Daniels. (3rd Row) April Tillery, Jcaninc Vest. Jim Art. Laura Leake. Amy Lyons, Trisha Robinson. Marc Lauterwasscr, Melanie Cummins. Susie Hoppcrton, Tim Huffman. (4th Row) Bill Freeman. Mike Wingate. Kaye Tyler. Donita Bird, Marc Roland, Shcra Scroggins, Jamie Baker. Thomas Campbell. (5th Row) Dallas Messer, Anna Denney. Joe Dcllacavc, Kerry Cauthcn. Mike Code, Phil Lawrence, Vincent Webster. Clinton Treadway, Richard Dixon. Tom Lucbbc, Joe Hoskins, Eric Lauterwasscr, Eric Christy. Bobby Lucas, Ginger Rohrer, John Rapp. 46 (Above) Mr. Freeman awards Kim Vest who placed in the Biology divi- sion at the annual Science Art Fair in April. (Right) Brian Art and Steve Hawkins inspect a science project at the fair. Beta Club Advances Achievement (Bottom) Mrs. Linda Dykes, Penny Parsons (Treasurer), Amy Butler (Secretary), Jamie Baker. Marc Roland (President), Mrs. Colleen Shields. {Second Row) Kim Walton, Todd Porter, Amy Lyons, Carrie Augenstein, Kerry Bowlin. Mike Riehcmann. Kyle Bennett. Tom Lucbbe. (Third Row) Melissa Chcesman, Anuschka Prcusler, Donita Bird, Maria Amodeo, Eric Lautcrwasser, Sandy Pfansteil, Clinton Tread- way, Ginger Rohrer, Karen Waller, Laurcll Christy. {Fourth Row) Melanie Cummins, Trisha Robinson, Susie Hoppcrton, Donna Twchucs. Lisa Kaclin, Missy Wingate, Richard Dixon, Callcn Cheesman, Thomas Campbell, Shcra Scroggins. (Fifth Row) Tonya Anderson, Dana Rciglcr, Jennifer Eddins, Diana Burden. Brenda Dilbcck, Mike Crcckmorc, Terry Taylor, Shawn Anderson, Melissa Lindon, Sharon Maddox, Georgia Stephenson, Carmen Groves, Rod Godcrwis, Steve Burrus. (Sixth Row) Andra Cummins, Kelly Foley, Angie Duvall, Kim Tyler. (Left) Jamie Baker congratulates Sharon Maddox on her initiation into the Beta. (Above) Eric Lautcrwasser. Sandy Pfansteil, Trisha Robinson, Susie Hoppcrton, Jamie Baker, Shcra Scroggins and Donita Bird show off their costumes for the club’s trip to the pediatrics unit at Booth Hospital. 47 (Front) Helen Saffell, Natalie Poore, Marsha Donovan, Joyce Jump, Boyd Williams. (2nd Row) Darryl Robinson, Chuck Saffell, Jesse Comb Mr. Reynolds, David Praither, Aaron First. (Last Row) Harold Hensley, Fred Kirtley, Robert Leake, Julie Moeller. Tony Glenn. IA Club Builds Fun 48 (Above) Mr. Reynolds watches intently, along with Fred Kirtly and Stacy McCubbin, as Jim Duncan adds some final touches to his leather project. (Right) Craig Baker lends some good advice to Jarrod Robinson, as he applies a finish coat to a newly completed project. FFA Tends to the Future of American Farming (Left) Dale Sexton uses his agriculture exper- tise to care for the plants in the greenhouse. (Bottom) Greg Williams. William Sutherland, Jeff Roberts, Dennis Albers, Troy Sturgeon, Gayle Watson, Eric Duvall, Mike Roaden, Charlie Wells, Ryan Christy, Derek Cuzick, Mr. Kent Jackson. (2nd Row) Dale Sexton, Tom Elliot, Jennifer Eddins, Lori Sizelove, Chana Allen, Clin- ton Treadway, Harold Hensley, Donnie Simpson, Jerry Rice, Dean McMillian, David Gripshover. (3rd Row) Dean Albers, Darrin Taulbce, Robert Leake, Tony Glenn, Chris Turner, Tim Hudson, Brett Brcsser, Todd Goldsberry, Mike Ross, David Beckett, Boyd Williams, Jackie Cordray. (Top Row) Pete Geise, Tim Elliot, Tammy Robinson, Timmy Huffman, Dwayne Mullberry, Richard Dixon, Melanie Cummins, Jamie Baker, Wendy Beckett, Tarina Black, John Messmer, Robby Robinson. 49 Learning for Life Key to FHA (Right) Rodna Abbott and Kim Vest work together on a clothing project. (Top Row) Gail Records, Melissa Wingate, Lisa Kaelin, Denise Gosser, Gina Setters. (2nd Row) Alyce Crase, Karen Roland, Helen Saffcl, Brenda Dilbcck, Suzie Hopperton, Mrs. Hancc. (3rd Row) Marsha Donovan, April Searcy, Lisa McIntyre, Jamie Baker, Tina Wilson, Trisha Robinson. 50 Among wildly cheering fans at home ballgames were loyal Pep Club members who cheered the Bearcats to another great season. The Pep Band added to the general decibel level at home games and helped lift the spirits of players and fans alike. Pep Club Sponsors Enthusiasm Art Club Colors Our World (Bottom) Andra Cummins, Chana Allen (Vice President), Kim Watton (Secretary Treasurer), Jackie Flerlagc. (2nd Row) Suzie Stephenson, Donnie Simpson (President), Chip Searcy, Tom Biddle, Mr. May. (3rd Row) Benji Key, David Johnson, Chris Black, Gina Setters, Charlie Brown, Laura Leake, Carrie Noble, Jeff Anderson, Scott Daniels, Dwayne Mulberry, Toby Rider, Alan Squigglcs, David Gripshover, Tom Kaelin, Steve Merida, Robert Leake, Julie Moeller. (4th Row) Lcs Watts, Scott Swanson, Teresa Morgan, Heather Kinman, Rachel Owen, Jess Combs, Dallas Messer, Darin Glackcn. (5th Row) Tony Turner, Aaron First, David Praither, Jeff Overstreet, David Frazier, Tim Brooks, Scott Willis, Johnny Ruth, Darell Robinson. (Left) Mr. May lends a hand to Anna Denny’s artistic efforts while Tosca Smith watches. Yearbook Staff Creates 1984 Dawn (Front Row) Diana Burden, Thomas Campbell, Penny Parsons, Amy Butler, Todd Porter. (2nd Row) Mr. Capek, Maria Amodeo, Susie Hop- perton, Suzie Stephenson, Anuschka Prcuslcr, Donita Bird, Jamie Baker, Carmen Groves, Melinda Beckett, Rhonda Huffman. (3rd Row) Rita Brown, Shera Scroggins, Trisha Robinson. Donna Twchues, Marc Roland, Eric Lauterwasser, Lisa Kaelin, Laura Leake. (Left) Shera Scroggins, Classes Editor, labors over a page from the classes section of the yearbook. Lettermen Lead in Bearcat Pride (Bottom) Georgia Stephenson, Karen Waller, Robyn Goff, Ginger Rohrer. (2nd Row) Rhonda Huffman, Chana Allen, Melissa Chccsman, Thomas Campbell, Lesley Noe, Kim Pruett, Laurel Chris- ty, Tracy Huffman, Lori Waller, Tarina Black, Terri Robinson. (3rd Row) Joey Bchnc, Shannon Wartman, Carmen Groves, Jimmy Stephenson, Rod Goderwis, Tim Hudson, Brian Beighle, Lisa Kaelin, Donna Twchues, Donita Bird, Kerry Bowlin, Heather Kinman, Missy Spillman, Kim Vest, Marc Lauterwasser, Eric Christy, Richard Dixon. (4th Row) Gary Williams, Amy Lyons, Carrie Augenstein, Callcn Cheesman. Tom Luebbe. Gina Kirtley. Mike Riehemann, Clinton Treadway. (Right) Donita Bird and Melanie Cummins try on Jenene’s first Varsity letter for size. The fit’s just fine, judging by Jenene’s proud smile. 54 FBLA Builds Better Leaders (Bottom) Gail Records, Mike Roaden (Parliamentarian), Robffi Goff (President), Amy Lyons (Secretary), Kim Walton (Historian), Melissa Lindon (Treasurer), Angela Duvall (Reporter). (Second Row) Phil Lawrence, Mike Riehemann, Ginger Rohrer, Carrie Augenstein, Pam Renaker, Alyce Crase, Kim Ratliff, Theresa Bayer, Kaye Tyler. Tracey Evans. (Third Row) Scott Swanson, Rodney Abshire, Cheryl Smith, Brenda Dilbeck, April Searcy, Candy Helton, Gina Kirtley, Missy Spillman, Stephanie Messer. Jimmy Art. Denah Noell. Shera Scroggins. (Fourth Row) Tosca Smith, Suzic Stephenson, Laurcll Christy, Carmen Groves, Missy Wingate, Beth Gray, Kelly Foley, Karen Webster, Shannon Wartman, Jeannine Vest, Kerry Cauthen, Denise Gosser, Rhonda Huffman, Joe Hoskins. (Fifth Row) Ben Brooks, Lesley Noe, Kim Purett, Tammie Domaschko. Bobby Lucas, Terri Robinson, Mike Creckmore, Kyle Bennett, Brian Bicghle, Kevin Flynn, Donna Twehues, Tina Twehues, Tim Hudson, Thomas Campbell, Anna Denney, Tina Wilson, Lisa Kaelin. Mrs. Shupc. (Left) Mike Riehemann furiously pursues an answer to a typing dilemma. (Above) Sheila Densler explores a program on the TRS-80 computer. 55 Homecoming 1984 Homecoming 1984 was celebrated February 17, 1984, with the traditional crowning of the Homecoming Court (and the basketball game, this year against Covington Latin). The candidates were preceded by crown bearers Daniel Scroggins and Nicole Amodeo. The 1984 Court Can- didates were: Chana Allen and Jimmy Stephenson, Freshman Class; Rhonda Huffman and Dereck Cuzick Sophomore Class; Laurell Christy and Gary Williams, Junior Class; Shera Scroggins and Marc Roland, Senior Class; Suzie Stphenson and Donnie Simpson, Art Club; Sandy Pfanstiel and Eric Lauterwasser, Band; Amy Butler and Tom Luebbe, Beta Club; Jamie Baker and Richard Dixon, Drama Club; Robin Goff and Mike Roaden, FBLA; Melanie Cummins and Gale Watson, FFA; Susie Hopperton and Dean Albers, FHA; Mary Donovan and Chip Searcy, Industrial Arts; Melissa Cheesman and Calleen Cheesman, Lettcrman Club; Sheila Densler and Kerry Bowlin. Pep Club; Amy Lyons and Clinton Treadway, Science Club; Trisha Robinson and Todd Porter, Yearbook Staff; Georgia Stephenson and Charlie Wells, President Council; Laura Leake and Kevin Flynn, Choral Club. The Homecoming Court, crowned by 1983 Queen Kim Noe and King Mark Clinkenbeard consisted of Prince, Gary Williams; Princess, Melanie Cummins; King, Jimmy Stephenson; and Queen, Chana Allen. 1. Callen Cheesman moves in for the score. 2. Jim Stephenson escorts Chana Allen before the Homecoming crowning ceremony. 3. Mark Clinkenbcard congratulates Gary Williams and prepares to crown him 1984 Homecoming Prince. 4. Mr. Lyons presents Queen Chana Allen with a bouquet and a trophy signifying her honor. 5. Tom Luebbe escorts Amy Butler. 1984 Homecoming Court: Melanie Cummins, Princess; Gary Williams, Prince; Chana Allen, Queen; and Jimmy Stephenson, King. 1. JV Cheerleaders: Kim Tyler, Karen Webster, Terry Robinson, Missy Spillman, Candy Helton, Kim Vest. 2. Senior Amy Lyons tries to get the crowd to its feet during a varsity game. 3. Full of punk and energy. Carmen Groves performs to “No Parking on the Dance Floor” at the Homecoming game. 4. Varsity Cheerleaders: Sandy Pfanstiel, Robyn Goff, Ginger Rohrer, Sheila Densler, Carmen Groves, Amy Lyons, Carrie Augenstein. 58 1. W-V Cheerleaders take a bow after their excellent Homecoming routine. 2. Bearcat mascot Natalie Poore cheers the team to another triumphant win. 3. Enthusiasm is emphasized as cheerleaders Sheila Densler, Robyn Goff, Sapdy Pfansteil, Ginger Rohrer, and Carmen Groves build a mount. 59 BOYS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL RECORD: 17-16 NKAC: 11-7 COACH: Bob Eades ASSISTANT: Steve Wright MVP: Callcn Chcesman MIP: Clinton Treadway COACH’S AWARD: Richard Dixon LEADING SCORER: Callen Chcesman — 18.7 pts. game FREE THROWS: Kyle Bennett — 75% LEADING REBOUNDS: Callen Cheesman — 185 COACH’S COMMENTS: “At the beginning of the season, being a young team, we thought that we would be a contender in the districts. All of the injuries we had made this a rebuilding year. Our seventeen wins was a credit to our young team. We hope that the benefits will show next year.’’ (Standing) Coach Eades, Richard Dixon, Kyle Bennett, Tom I.ucbbc, Tim Brooks, Scott Benton, Callen Cheesman. Mike Richcmann, Gary Williams, Coach Steve Wright. (Sitting) Thomas Campbell, Kerry Bowlin, Clinton Treadway, Tony Sechrcst, Shawn Anderson, Kevin Flynn. (Bottom) David Webster. 1. Concentrating on the game, Kerry Bowlin rushes with the ball. 2. Coach Eades watches his team intently. 60 1. Richard Dixon puts up a shot and Kyle Bennett turns to get position. 2. Gary Williams leaps high for a jumpshot. 3. The ball is pushed down the floor by Clinton Treadway. 4. The team listens intently as Coach Eades gives instructions. Murdock’s Ladycats Were Improved. Competitive (Right) Tensions increase as the Ladycats plan their strategy. (Top Row) Rita Brown, Coach Bob Murdock, Kaye Tyler, Lori Waller, Tina Twehues, Karen Waller, Leslie Noe, Donita Bird, Coach Layna Cheesman, Beth Gray, Anuschka Preusler. (Middle Row) Stephanie Messer, Sharon Maddox, Tarina Black, Laurell Chris- ty, Lisa Kaelin. (Front Row) Gail Records, Marlene Willett. 62 GIRLS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL RECORD: 13-17 NKAC: 9-9 COACH: Bob Murdock ASSISTANT: Layna Chccsman MVP: Karen Waller MIP: Sharon Maddox MISS HUSTLE: Tarina Black LEADING SCORER: Karen Waller — 269 pts. I REE THROWS: Tarina Black 64% LEADING REBOUNDER: Karen Waller 235 COACH’S COMMENTS: In my first year at Walton and coaching the girls, I saw a great deal of improvement as the season progressed. In most of the games, we were competitive and Em looking forward to having all of the girls back, except for Donita Bird, our senior, next year. 1. Karen Waller leaps to tip the ball as the Ladycats begin a new game. 2. Lori Waller and Donita Bird look for the ball in a game against Holy Cross. 3. Karen Waller jumps to put the ball through the hoop despite the heavy defense. 4. “The Waller Gang” hustles to get the rebound. 63 JUNIOR-VARSITY BOYS' BASKETBALL COACH: Steve Wright RECORD: 16-11 NKAC: 14-4 (2nd place) MVP Mike Richcmann MIP: Tim Brooks John Rapp FREE THROWS: Kyle Bennett 65% BEST REBOUNDER: Tony Scchrcst COACH'S COMMENTS: I'm very proud of this group. It was not an easy season for us because of all the changes we encountered. They continued to work and improve and turned this season into an ex- cellent one. They gave a super effort and I’m very proud! (Standing) Coach Steve Wright, Terry Taylor, Mike Richcmann, Les Watts, Tim Brooks, Kyle Bennett, Mike Creekmorc, Tony Scchrcst, Stacy McCubbin. (Sit- ting) Joey Behne, Brett Bresser, Shawn Anderson, John Rapp. (Bottom) Kevin Flynn, Thomas Campbell. 1. Amid a crowd of defenders, Joey Behne goes up for a shot. 2. Coach Wright goes over the team’s strategy during a time out. 3. Stacy McCubbin drives for the lay-up despite heavy pressure from an opponent. 4. Brett Bresser looks inside for the pass. 64 FRESHMEN GIRLS BASKETBALL COACH: Layna Chccsman RECORD: 12-7 MVP:Stephanie Messer MIP: Dcna Courtney LEADING SCORER Stephanie Messer LEADING REBOUNDER: Stephanie Messer F REE THROWS: Stephanie Messer COACH'S COMMENTS: ‘Wc had a young team with a lot of potential. We arc looking forward to having a good team in the future.” 1. Coach Cheesman gives some pregame instructions to her players. 2. Kay Tyler puts up a 30 footer. 3. (Standing) Manager — Stats: Melissa Cheesman, Deanna Mc- Clain, Samantha Bailey. Jennifer Hale, Stephanie Messer, Coach Cheesman, Tina Twehues, Kay Tyler, Cindy Moore, Dena Court- ney, Manager, Tonya Greene. (Kneeling} Jcaninc Vest, Gail Records, Marlene Willett, Julie Brown, Jana Blevins. 4. Tina Twehues controls the tip. 65 FRESHMAN BOYS’ BASKETBALL COACH: Woody Robinson RECORD: 17-7 (runner-up in the class A rcgionals) MVP: Marty Ashcraft, Chad Johnson M IP: Craig Baker LEADING REBOUNDER Marty Ashcraft FREE THROWS: Marty Ashcraft SPIRIT AWARD: Danny Godcrwcis COACH’S COMMENTS: ‘These Kids were hungry for a winning season. They made their minds up to better themselves and their team in the highest Bearcat tradition.” 1 Danny Goderwis goes back up for the shot after clearing the boards. 2. Coach Robinson maps some strategy in the locker room at halftime. 3. Craig Baker goes up for a jump shot over a St. Henry defender. 4. {Standing) Scott Daniels, Ben Brooks, Danny Goderwis, Craig Baker. Marty Ashcraft, Tommy Neal, Robbie Robinson, Jimmy Art, Coach Woody Robinson. (Kneeling) Vince Webster, Chad Johnson, John Meyer, Mike Ross. (Sitting) Mike Code. Phillip Lawrence. 5. Chad Johnson watches from the stripe as his free throw goes through. BOVS' EIGHTH (.RADE BASKETBALL RECORD: 14-3 COACH: G. J. Poore MOST IMPROVED PLAYERS: Doug Robinson Darren Poore LEADING SCORER. Dwight Workman 186 pts. LEADING FREE THROWS: Brett Fades LEADING RE BOUNDER Dwight Workman COACH'S COMMENTS: The kids work- ed extremely hard and were very cooperative. They advanced a long wav. not only as a basketball team, but also as a good group of students and well respected young men. 1. Coach Poore gives special instructions to Doug Robinson as his parents watch proudly from the stands. 2. Coach Poore explains some key plays at halftime. 3. (Top} Doug Puckett, Steve Lucas, Dwight Workman, Eric Robinson, Doug Robinson. Joey Vest. Bart Noe, Paul Wingate. (Middle) Roger Williams. Billy Leicht, Timothy Flynn, Brett Eades. (Bottom} Erie Barth. Darren Poore. 4. Bart Noe puts up a shot from the free throw line. 5. Brett Eades takes a shot from the charity stripe. 67 SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADE GIRLS' BASKETBALL COACH: Lavna Chccsman RECORD 3-6 MVP Jana Blevins LEADING SCORER: Jana Blevins LEADING REBOUNDER: Dena Court- ney. Jennifer Hale I RET: THROWS: Jana Blevins COACH’S COMMENTS: “We have made a lot of improvement over last year. The eight girls, which made up the team, gave all they had. Although the record was low, we had a successful year in that we had many close games.” 1. Angie Brewer. Jana Blevins, Shelly Beach, Julie Brown, Cindy Moore, Deanna McClane, Coach Layna Chccsman, Dena Courtney, Jen- nifer Hale, Tracy Crist, Angel Ryan, Marlene Willett, Tonya Greene (Manager). 2. Center Tina Twehues shoots the ball over a tough defender. 3. Dena Courtney leaps to give the Ladycats possession of the basketball. 4. Dribbling past a defender and a teammate, Jennifer Hale drives in to pull the Ladycats ahead. 68 SEVENTH CRADF. BOYS’ BASKETBALL RECORD: 8-8 COACH: Billy Watson MVP: Phillip Ingram MIP: John Lucas LEADING SCORER: Phillip Ingram LEADING REBOUNDER Phillip Ingram SPIRIT AWARD: Brian Robinson COACH'S COMMENTS: The kids really improved a lot this year as a team. We were very competitive and we never gave up. The high points of the year were beating Holy CrossandR A. Jones. 1. (Top) Coach Billy Watson, Jon Lucas, Scott Jones, Phillip Ingram, Robbie Lawson, Boyd Stewart, Brian Baker. (Middle) Brian Art, Tony Rapp. Jeff Berkemeier. Brent Mulford, Chuck Markesberry. (Bottom) Eddie Luttrell, Shawn Sharp, Brian Robinson. 2. Brian Robinson puts a move on a Conner Jr. High opponent. 3. Coach Watson gives a halftime talk to the team. 4. The 7th grade Bearcats take a time out. 69 ■ 1984 Senior Athletes 1. Amy Lyons: Volleyball, Cheerleading. 2. Tammy Robinson: Basketball statistician, Softball. 3. Stefan Rutsch: Cross-Country Track. 4. Denah Noell: Basketball statistician. 5. Gina Kirtley: Volleyball. (Top) Todd Porter: Basket- ball Statistician; Georgia Stehenson: Track; Callen Cheesman: Basketball, Baseball; Jim Stephenson: Baseball; Carrie Augenstein: Volleyball, Cheerleading;' Marc Roland: Cross-Country, Track. (Sitting) Melissa Cheesman: Softball; Anuschka Preusler: Track, Volleyball, Basketball; Carmen Groves: Cheerleading, Softball; Donita Bird: Cross-Country, Track; Melanie Cummins: Cross-Country; Rod Goderwis: Baseball. 70 VOLLEYBALL COACH: Sharon Fortner ASSISTANT: Betty Jo Walters RECORD: 4-10 MVP: Carrie Augcnstein COACH’S COMMENTS: “I feci that this year was a major success. We accomplished many summer goals and gained many fans. The season record does not express the team- work and ability of the girls. I am already making plans for improvement next year.” (Back Row) Mrs. Walters, Sheila Dcnsler. Theresa Bayer, Natalie Poore, Lori Waller, Karen Waller. Sandy Pfanstcil, Kim Pruett, Chana Allen, Mrs. Fortner. (Front Row) Lesley Noe, Karen Webster, Anuschka Prcusler, Gina Kirtley, Carrie Augenstein. Amy Lyons, Ginger Rohrer. 1. Lori Waller bumps the ball as Amy Lyons and Chana Allen watch. 2. Lori Waller reaches high to block a spike. 3. Carrie Augcnstein jumps up to block a spike as Gina Kirtley gets ready to help. 4. Karen Waller anticipates a spike. 71 BOYS'CROSS-COl VI R RECORD: 39-52 Mh place in Regional and Conference Meets. C OACH: Bob Messmcr MVR: Stefan Rutsch MIR: Kevin Ross COACH’S COMMENTS: This was an all time high for wins in C.C. at Walton. 1 he team did well considering that the top tw'o teams in the state came out of our Region. Two of our runners represented us in state: Stcfen. and Marc. The team was a young one consisting ol 2 seventh graders. 2 freshmen, and 2 seniors. (Standing) Tony Rapp, Kyle Kees, Marc Lauter- wasser. Gene Cummins, Robbie Robinson, John Meyers, Coach Bob Messmer, and Eddie Luttrel. (Sitting) Stefan Rutsch, Kevin Ross, Marc Roland. GIRLS’ CROSS-COUNTRY RECORD: 34-20 Third place in Regional Meet Third place in NKAC COACH: Micheal Capek MVR: Marlene Willet J-V had first place in Grant Co. Invitational COACH’S COMMENTS: “The best thing about our season this year was the amount of improvement we saw in all our runners. Especially Marlene Willett, Julie Brown and Jenene Hud- son showed an incredible improvement. The future looks very bright.” (Standing) Kim Ratliff, Jenine Hudson, Melanie Cummins, Donita Bird, Tonya Elmore, Tammy Gilliam. (Sitting) Julie Brown, Andra Cummins, Pam Renaker, Marlene Willett. 1. The Lady-Cats wish each other luck before a tough race. 2. Tonya Elmore showed much potential during her first year as a Bearcat runner. 3. Donita Bird guts out a two-mile trek. 4. Pam Renaker makes a move on another runner. 73 BOYS’ TRACK COACH: Bob Messmer RECORD: 24-32 NKAC: 5th Place MVR: Tim Brooks MIP: Stefan Rcutsch MOST VALUABLE FRESHMAN: Marly Ashcraft SECTIONAL QUALIFIERS: Stefan Reutsch, Eric Christy NEW SCHOOL RECORDS: Shot put — 42' (Tim Brooks); High Jump 6' (Stefan Rcutsch). 1. Marc Lautcrwasser holds the starting blocks for Marty Ashcraft for the start of the 200 meter dash. 2. Stefan Rutsch clears the bar for a new school record jump of 6'. 3. Tim Brooks watches the arc of the shot after his throw. 4. (Bottom) Marc Roland. Tony Rapp. Marc Lautcrwasser. (Standing) Marty Ashcraft. Robbie Robinson, Tim Brooks. Joe Dcllacavc, Gene Cummins. Darren Glacken. Eric Chris- ty, Erie Lautcrwasser, Coach Bob Messmer, Mike Wingate, Mgr. Kaye Tyler. 5. Eric Christy sails through the air on the business end of a long jump. 6. Marc Lautcrwasser motors out of the blocks at the start of the 100 meter dash. 74 GIRLS TRACK COACH: Nancy Ryan RECORD: 64-41 NKAC: 3rd MVR: Donita Bird MOST VALUABLE FIELD EVENT: Lori Waller SECTIONAL QUALIFIERS: Georgia Stephensen, Donita Bird, Kim Vest. Missy Spillman, Lori Waller. STATE CHAMPION SHOTPUT. DISCUS LORI WALLER 1. Melanie Cummins stretches out before her event. 2. Missy Spillman explodes from the blocks to begin the 100 meter hurdles. 3. Giving it her all, Lori Waller, state champ of the shotput and discus, attempts to break another record. 4. Georgia Stephenson jumps the hurdles with determination. 5. Donita Bird reaches the finish line ahead of her opponent in the 200 meter. (Bottom) Pam Renakcr, Vicki Harrington. Angie Bowlin, Jeannine Hudson. (2nd Row) Missy Spillman, Kim Vest, Jeannine Vest. Andra Cum- mins, Shelley Beach, Nancy Ryan (Coach), Anuschka Preusler, Tina Twehucs, Melanie Cummins, Lori Waller. (Top) Donita Bird. Georgia Stephenson. Marlene Willett. Regina Brooks, Karen Webster. 75 VARSITY GOLF COACH: David Fortner RECORD: 18-53 NKAC: 8th Place REGIONAL: 10th Place MVP: Shannon Wartman MIP: Mike Code COACHES COMM E N T S: “Coaching these young men was made easier by their attitude and constant improvement. 1. Mike Code points the way to the green for Brian Beighleand Shannon Wartman. 2. Doug Puckett helps Daryl McElroy in the selection of his club for the next shot. 3. Shannon Wartman and Brian Bcighlc trek the fairway heading for the green. 4. Kerry Cauthen attempts a shot from the rough while Phil Lawrence and Brett Eadcs watch. (Above) (Kneeling) Brett Eades. Brian Bcighle. (StandingI Doug Puckett. Daryl McElroy, Scott Jones, Mike Code, Phil Lawrence. GIRLS SOFTBALL COACH: Layna Chcesman RECORD: 5-8 NKAC: 2-2 MVP: Melissa Cheesman MIP: Karen Sprecher ALL NKAC TEAM: Chana Allen. Karen Waller, Tarina Black. ALL TOURNAMENT NKAC: Carmen Groves, Melissa Cheesman. (Below) (Sitting) Anne Ashcraft. Tracy Huffman. (Kneeling) Tracy Crist. Dena Court- ney. Tammy Robinson, Carmen Groves. Melissa Cheesman, Chana Allen, Angel Ryan. (Standing) Teresa Chcesman, Coach Layna Cheesman, Lisa Kaclin. Donna Twchues, Karen Sprecher, Karen Waller, Tarina Black, Candy Helton. Heather Kinmon. 1. Senior Melissa Chcesman comes back to lead the Lady Cats after a year layoff due to injury. 2. Coach Layna Chcesman anticipates a hit from a Lady Cat batter. 3. Tammy Robinson gives Tracy Crist a few pointers on first base. 4. Catcher Karen Sprecher throws the ball back to the pitcher. 5. Karen W aller concentrates as she awaits the pitch. 77 VARSITY BASEBALL COACH: Bob Lades RECORD: 17-5 NKAC CHAMPS! 33rd DISTRICT CHAMPS! MVP: Jim Stephenson MIP: Shawn Anderson TEAM CAPTAIN: Rod Goderwis ERA LEADER: Callen Checsman BEST DEF. PLAYER: Richard Dixon TOP BATTING AVG: Jim Stephenson COACH'S COMMENTS: “A great season that we'll remember a season of highs and lows. This was a young team that matured quickly. (Above) (Sitting) Clinton Treadway, John Rapp. (Kneeling) Fred Kirtlcy, manager, Tim Huffman, Brett Brcsscr, Rod Goderwis, Shawn Anderson, Joe Behne. Rodney Checsman, Manager. (Standing) Coach Bob Eades, Mike Riehcmann, Kyle Bennett, Callen Cheesman, Scott Benton, Richard Dixon, Jim Stephenson, Gary Williams, Asst. Coach Steve Wright. 1. Third Baseman Mike Riehcmann readies himself for action. 2. Sophomore Brett Brcsser awaits the pitch. (Below) J.V. Baseball: (Sitting) Stacy Mc- Cubbin, Jim Art, Doug Robinson. (Kneeling) Manager Fred Kirtley, Chris Black. Bart Noe, Payton Parker. Roger Williams, Billy Leicht, Darren Poore, Chad Johnson, John Meyer, Manager Rodney Cheesman. (Standing) Coach Steve Wright. Mike Ross, Terry Taylor, Lcs Watts, Kyle Bennett, Todd Goldsberry, Eric Robinson, Joe Behne, John Rapp, Asst. Coach Bill Wattson. JV BASEBALL COACH: Steve Wright RECORD: 5-3 MVP: Chad Johnson MIP: Bart Noe, Les Watts CAPTAIN: Kyle Bennett TOP BATTING AVG: Chad Johnson, Todd Goldsberry BEST ERA: Chad Johnson BEST DEF. PLAYER: Darren Poore 1. Coach Eades prepares to make a pitching change in the late inn- ings of a game. 2. Clinton Treadway, one of the team leaders in extra base hits, con- centrates on the coming pitch. 3. Richard Dixon gets set at first base. 4. Tim Huffman squints to catch the sign. 5. Richard Dixon fixes all his effort on making contact with the pitch. 6. Callen Cheesman and Gary Williams discuss strategy for the next batter. 7. Chad Johnson warms up on-deck for the J.V. Bearcats. 79 1. 1984 Prom Queen and King Sandy Pfansteil and Mike Roaden proudly acknowledge their new titles. 2. After a fun-filled Prom night, Amy Lyons, Callen Chccsman, DeJuan Metcalf, Gina Kirtlcy, Kerry Bowlin, and Carrie Augcnstein mellow out. 3. 1984 Prom Court: Gary Williams, Rhonda Huffman, 1st Attendants; Charlie Wells, Robyn Goff, 2nd Attendants; Penny Parsons, Jerry Rice, 3rd Attendants; Laurell Christy, Princess; Tom Biddle, Prince; Sandy Pfansteil, Queen; Mike Roaden, King. 1984 Jr. -Sr. Prom: 4. Ginger Rohrer and her date Billy Watson break away from the crowd to discuss things over a Coke. 5. Mr. Jackson chats with Gale Watson and his date about the evening's events. 80 1. Jr. Class presidcni, Chris Turner, welcomes everyone to the Prom and officially presents the Prom to the 1984 seniors. Shcra Scroggins, Senior Class president, prepares to accept the good will of the Juniors and ex- press the Seniors’ appreciation for their hard work. 2. Marc Roland and Melanie Cummins share a romantic moment after the Prom. Islands in the Stream 3. Candy Helton and Jerry Rice arrive in style for the Prom. 4. Quiet, happy moments together made the 1984 Prom an evening these couples will always remember. 81 82 Commencement 1984 1. Shawn Records proudly accepts his diploma from Board chairman Walt Ryan. 2. Mr. Frank Lyons says goodbye to some of the members of the class of 1984. “Up Where We Belong” 3. Salutatorian Marc Roland makes an emo- tional speech to friends, parents, and classmates. 4. The faces of Trisha Robinson and Callen Cheesman reflect the varying moods of graduation. 5. Bringing the Commencement address was Dr. Leon Booth, President of Northern KY University. 6. Valedictorian Todd Porter makes some farewell remarks to classmates, faculty, and friends. 7. Mr. Lyons presents the diploma to his daughter Amy. 83 1. Donita Bird plays for the last time as a Walton-Vcrona band member. 2. Carmen Groves exchanges a warm embrace with a fellow graduate. 3. Kim Watton, Carmen Graves. Trisha Robinson. Callcn Chcesman, and Mark Clifton change their tassels, symbolizing the changes Commencement will bring about in their lives. 4. An inner glow of pride is evident on the face of Jamie Baker. 84 Patrons The following people were kind enough to help us put out this edition of the Dawn. For their pa- tience and support we are tremendously grateful. Let’s go Lady Cats! Mel C. 1 love you Big “R” — Dora Compliments of Marshall Dykes Michael Parsons Class of “94” Lucy in the sky with diamonds! Go Bearcats — Aunt “p” Good Luck Bearcats — Hance Family Good Luck Bearcats — Dwight Dennis Rachel Freeman Shera Class of “84” Rhonda Mulberry loves Dwayne Vest forever Good Luck Bearcats!! Mark Pam Robinson support Girls’ S-Ball Amy Class of “85” Good Luck Bearcats, Melissa ’84 Julie Moeller — Good luck Seniors of ’84 Sneezy, Dopey, Happy, Doc — Srs. '84 Barbie, “84” Sorry Spaz! Too much gaz! — Spam Go Lady Cats, Good Luck Amy Crash! Bam! Don’t ride with spam! — Spaz Dewey supports the Bearcats! Spaz — Spaz — Spaz — Spaz — Spaz Good luck Bearcats! Susie Hopperton — Sr. ’84 1 luv you very much “D. J.” — Beth Good luck through the years from Julie Mike Rains Go Bearcats! JOHN WEAVER, Boone Co. Commissioner Compliments of a Friend Locker Plant and Slaughter House FRESH-N-CLEAN WALTON-LOCKER DRY CLEANERS PLANT 485-7521 175 Main St., Walton, KY Laundry Alterations Wholesale Meats Processed For Home Freezers 106 N. Main St., Walton, KY 41094 BOB RUSSELL STEPHENSON 485-7173 485-7104 85 Compliments of S H CONTRACTORS, INC. and O’ROURKE INDUSTRIES COMPANY 1-75 and Highway 16 Heavy Specialized Haulers and Riggers All Types of Heavy Machinery Crane Rental Service Walton, KY 41094 485-4185 GEORGE REES JR., President NELSON GROVES, Vice President Operations 51 N. Main Walton, KY 41094 485-7595 GARY LANDRUM Owner WALTON IGA CUTS PLUS 124 South Main St. Walton, KY (606) 485-7598 Best of Luck By Appointment Only FLORENCE DEPOSIT BANK 3 Locations 7000 Dixie Highway 7550 Mall Road 1 Wildcat Blvd. Florence, KY Swan Floral Gift ShopJ ] (Schreiver Son) 4311 Dixie Highway Erlanger, KY Phone:342-7575 j (606) 525-3000 87 BOONE COUNTY DRUGS 485-7743 26 North Main Street Owner: PRESTON ART Walton, KY Prescription — Veterinary — School — Office Hospital Supplies Compliments of KY MOTOR 29 North Main St. Walton, KY 41094 485-4195 Rt. 16 Walton, KY 485-9131 CARLISLE HELMER OIL CO., INC. C-H OIL — Formerly — Carlisle Oil Co. Helmer Oil Co. Full Line of Farm, Automotive Also Industrial Lubricants 485-4177 102 Nicholson Rd. Walton, KY 88 Good Luck Bearcats!! FRONTIER PIZZA 3 N. Main Street Walton, KY 485-7675 Owner: SANDY CUNDIFF Compliments of WAYNE RICE Best Wishes Class of 84 BONAR’S DEPT. STORE 65 North Main Walton, KY 41094 JIM and LOUISE BONAR 485-4495 Compliments of VERONA BANK Verona, KY Member 41092 F.D.I.C. Sales Service PAUL TUEMLER, LP-GAS P.O. Box 86, Nicholson Road Walton, Kentucky 41094 Office: 356-2111 Res: 654-3946 493-5111 JACK RICE AUTO BODY EXPERT WORK FREE ESTIMATES “NO JOB TOO SMALL” BEARCAT DEN Serving Breakfast Daily Luncheon Dinner Specials Treas. — Penny Parsons LATONIA BLACKTOP SERVICE Black Topping 431-7940 If No Answer Call 356-9650 G. C. “TIP” RICHARDSON, Owner Quality Materials — Experienced Personnel Estimates Driveways Parking Lots Weather Proofing L. G. BALFOUR CO. AND TAYLOR PUBLISHING CO. 2024 Madison Ave. Covington, KY 41014 (606) 491-6004 Class Rings, Caps and Gowns, Graduation Announcements, Yearbooks R. RICHARD RIVARD KENTUCKY NATIONAL BANK Congratulations to the class of 1984 from the bank that takes an interest in Kentucky. KENTUCKY NATIONAL BANK Main Office: 19 North Main Street Walton, KY 41094 (606) 485-4121 Florence Branch: 7990 Dixie Highway Florence, KY 41042 (606) 371-2500 Member FDIC Formerly Dixie State Bank 92 Stephenson's Sunoco service Understands Needs Of the Customer on the go C. A. STEPHENSON 1-71 Hwy. 14 - Exit 72 • Verona, Ky. 41092 Phone (606) 485-6282 Butler Bait and Carry Out Owner: FRANK BUTLER Phone: 485-4217 7101 Dixie Highway Turfway Rd. Florence, KY 41042 371-4676 Swan Floral Gift Shop (Schreiver Son) 4311 Dixie Highway Erlanger, KY Phone: 342-7575 Science Club Pres: Todd Porter V-Pres.: Carrie Augenstein Sec.: Maria Amodeo Treas.: Kim Watton ES 342-6666 T.V. RENTAL Supports the Bearcats In Rent to Own Without a Loan By Phone New 25 Color Console and Portable T.V.’s Waterbeds, VCR’s, Component Stereos, Washers, Dryers, Freezers, Microwave Ovens, Refrigerators T.V. Rentals 3706 Dixie Hwy., Erlanger, KY 41018 fbla BUILDS A 4? O A UTURE USINESS EADERS MERICA m s Go Bearcats! Officers: Pres: Donnie Simpson V-Pres.: Chana Allen Sec. Treas.: Kim Watton 93 PRAITHER’S MODEL FOOD STORE 19 S. Main St. Walton, KY 41094 485-4991 Family Owned and Operated for 40 Years 0UR POWER S OUR© : PfOtLf| Congratulations From OWEN COUNTY R.E.C.C. Compliments of DAVE’S CHEVRON SERVICE Hwy. 14 Walton, KY 41094 485-7400 Compliments of DENNIS FLYNN 700 Service Rd. Walton, KY 41094 485-7179 Contractor — Electrician Compliments of A FRIEND Congratulations Seniors 1984 94 Compliments of CHAMBERS GRUBBS INC., FUNERAL HOMES Independence Walton 356-2673 485-4352 The glint of the afternoon sun flashes in Melissa Cheesman’s eyes as she makes a phone call in the front hall. Regina Brooks and Jenene Hudson relax bet- ween events at a spring track meet. 95 Space to Remember It goes without saying that not everyone likes school or learns there the impor- tant lessons about the world and themselves. But most of us do enjoy our years in school and experience a few rare moments that are so joyous and special that we're changed in some way by them. These we wish to remember forever. At W-VHS in 1984, it is safe to say, many of us encountered some of those rare moments. It is our hope that this book will help you remember them in the years to come. Astronauts have said that they never fully appreciated the beauty of the earth until they left it and looked back on it from the vastness of space. Perhaps that is how it is with our high school years. Looking back on them from the distance of years, we’ll come to see how special and beautiful they really were. 96 The Dawn Staff