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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1985 volume:

The Dawn 1985 9Srj • ax “JJf gjj' gg IJiBJ v mmmamm DaiECKsxaS ' ■ Our lives at Wallon-Verona High School have been much like the life of an Olympic athlete. Much oj an athlete's lime is spent training in a gym. The student's time is spent in the classroom, training for those big tests and pop quizes. Along the way students get help from their coaches.” Coaches often take many dif- ferent forms. Some appear as teachers, others as friends and parents. As usual the coaches, no matter what form, all have the same idea. This idea can best be expressed in a simple line: GO FOR THE GOLD! Walton-Verona High School School Road Walton, Kentucky 41094 Cover and Artwork by Tom Kaelin Mary Jo Mitchell came to Walton-Verona only five years ago hut has already left her mark on the faculty and students at Walton-Verona High School. Mary Jo is a dedicled. intelligent, sincere, and pleasant person. She is respected by her co-workers and loved by many. Mary Jo adds zest to everything she does with a friendly smile and a kind word for anyone who enters her life. To know Mary Jo should be considered an honor. It is with great honor that we dedicate the 1985 Dawn to Mrs. Mary Jo Mitchell. 2 GO FOR THE GOLD CONTENTS Faculty Administration 8 Academics Classes 17 7th Grade 18 8th Grade 21 Freshmen 23 Sophomores 26 Juniors 29 Seniors 81 Sports 8 Events 65 Clubs Organizations 66 Homecoming 86 Graduation 162 1. Jana Blevins accepts her basketball award from Coach Cheesman. 2. The 1985 Homecoming court watches in anticipation. 3. Charlie Woods always has something interesting to tell the students. 4. Scott Benton. Kyle Bennett, and Gary Williams prepare for another Bearcat Victory. 4 1. Kelly Foley and Andra Cummins watch the Bearcats and have comments of their own. 2. John Rapp watches the Bearcat Track team from a good point. 3. Missy Spillman performs a half-time routine with the Varsity cheerleaders. 4. Kim Pruett and Billy Huffman enjoy a dance. 5. Tony Rapp plays against players of all sizes. 6. Everyone enjoys a good dance. 5 1. Mrs. Hance is always glad to collect homework from her students. 2. Mrs. Wallace is really enjoying her ac- counting class sixth period. 3. Mr. Reynolds is proud to show his students just what he can do. 4. The learning is never over for teachers like Mrs. Shupe. 5. Mr. Gayle makes sure his class knows their lessons. 6. With Mr. Murdock a teacher's job is never done. 6 . John Grubbs Superintendent 2. Reed Tyler Athletic Director. Elementary School Principal 3. Frank Lyons High School Principal 4 Pal Wash nock Counselor 5. Ivan Bennett Lunchroom Coor- dinator. DPP. Lay na Cheesman Classes Math . Algebra I. 7th and Sth Grade Math Colleges Bera College BA. Murray State University MAT Clubs A Organizations: Girls' Varsity Softball Coach. 7th. Sth and J V Basketball Coach. Assistant Girls' Varsity Coach Bob Fades Classes Life Science. Earth Science. Integrated Science Colleges William Cary College B.S. Northern Ky. University MS Clubs A Organizations letter- man Club Sponsor. Boys' Basketball and Baseball Coach Sharon Fortner Board of Education Treasure Rick Gayle Classes Junior High English Colleges University of Kentucky A B . Xavier University M Ed Michael Capek Classes English III. VI. Honors English Colleges Cumberland College. Eastern Ky University Clubs A Organizations Girls' Cross-Country Linda N. Dykes Classes Geometry. Algebra II. Calculus. Pre-Algebra Colleges Eastern Kentucky University BS.. Northern M A Clubs A Organizations Beta Club and Junior Class Sponsor Valeeta Fitzgerald Librarian Colleges More head. University of Ky. Clubs and Organizations Scholastic Challenge Bill Freeman Classes. Chemistry. Biology Colleges. Brescia College B S.. Northern Ky University M E P. Additional Work at More head State University N.I.C.U. Clubs A Organizations Science Club Sponsor. Sophomore Class Sponsor Helen Grubbs Classes Spanish I and II Colleges Centre College. University of Ky.. University of San Francisco in Guadalajara. Mexico. Xavier University Clubs A Organizations Spanish Club Virginia Hensley Classes English. Reading Colleges Eastern Ky. Universi- ty. University of Ky Clubs A Organizations: Senior Class Sponsor Betty Jones Classes Freshman. Sophomore and Junior English Colleges Georgetown College and University of Louisville Clubs and Organizations 9th Grade Club . Larry May Classes. Art . Art II. Specializ- ed Art. 7th and Sth Grade Art and Practical Art Colleges. Muorehead B.A.. Eastern Ky University Master's Clubs A Organizations Art Club 10 Evelyn Hance Classes Home Ec.. Adult Liv- ing. Special Interests Colleges Bera College Clubs A Organizations F.H.A. and Junior Sponsor Kent Jackson Classes Agriculture and Horticulture Colleges. Murray Stale University Clubs A Organizations: F.F.A. Other B.S. in Agriculture. M S. in Agriculture. Rank I Joyce Lawrence Secretary Bob Messmer Classes: Jr High American Citizenship. Ky History. World and US. Geography. American History and 9th Grade Health Colleges: Eastern Ky. Universi- ty. Thomas Moore Clubs A Organizations Boys' and Girls' Varsity Track and Let ter man Club Mary Jo Mitchell Secretary James Palm Classes: Jr. High Band and High School Band Colleges Eastern Ky. University B M E. Eastern Ky. Universi- ty M.A.. Graduate Work at Xavier University Clubs A Organizations Stage Band Charles Reynolds Classes: General Crafts. Draf- ting. General Woodworking Colleges. Eastern Ky. University B.S.. Horlhern Ky University M.A., Rank I Xavier University Clubs A Organizations. In- dustrial Arts Club Jane Sauer Classes: 7th and tilh Grade Music Colleges: University of Montana Clubs A Organizations Chorus Boh Murdock Classes Biolop■. Earth Science. and Integrated Science Colleges Thomas Moore and Xavier University Clubs A Organizations Girls' Basketball, and Science Club Co-Sponsor Susannah Patton Classes: Reading. English, and Math Colleges University of Ky . University of Md . Northern Ky. University B S and M A Clubs A Organizations: Ereshman Class Sponsor Nancy Craft Ryan Classes 7th. nth and 9th Grade Health. Elementary Physical Education Colleges Morehead State University. Northern Ky Univer- sity Master's Clubs A Organizations Varsity Cheerleaders and Let termen Club Colleen Shields Classes: General Math II. Algebra I. Advanced Math Colleges. University of Louisville. Villa Madonna Col- lege. University of Ky. Clubs A Organizations Beta Club Sponsor II Helen Shupe Classes Business Math, Shor- thand I and II. Typing I. Word Processing Colleges Murry Stale Universi- ty — B.S.. Master's and Business Ed Clubs A Organizations: Sophomore Class Sponsor. FBI.A Advisor Other Board Member of Ky. Business Education Association Hope Stone Classes Special Education English. Math. Jr High Social Studies. Biology. US. History and Reading Colleges Campbellsville Col- lege. University of Ky and Nor- thern Ky. University Clubs A Organizations: Pep Club Jo Strong Classes: Speech A Language Therapy Grades K-12 Colleges Undergraduate University of Ky.. Graduate Northern Ky. University Clubs A Organizations Elemen- tary Drill Team Elaine Tillery Classes. Accounting I. Typing . Economics. Business !mw and Model Office Colleges Eastern Ky University B.S . Northern Ky. University M.A.. University of Ky Rank Wendell Tillery Classes. Physical Education and History Colleges Eastern Ky. University Cindy Wallace Classes: Data Processing. Typ- ing II. Accounting Colleges: Northern Ky Universi- ty — BS Clubs A Organizations. Year- book Advisor. FBI. A Advisor Janice Whaley Classes: English. Math Colleges. Northern Ky University Clubs A Organizations: Senior Class Sponsor. J .V. Cheerleaders Darlene Wymer Classes U.S. History. World Civilizations and Political Science Colleges Bera. and Northern Ky University Clubs A Organizations Sophomore Class Sponsor 12 . Walton Verona Board of Education. L to R.: John Grubbs. Walt Ryan. Donna Robinson. Leola Waller. Jim Bonar. Dr. John Maddox. 2. Cafeteria Staff, L. to R : Doris Prince. Rhoda Humphrey. June Brewster. 3. Bus Drivers. Top Left: Midge Elmore. Sherry Jackson. Linda Courtney. Ronnie Elmore. Bill Gibson. Lennie Varner. 4. Custodians. L. to R.: Tom Taylor. Charlie Woods. Jim Allphin, Burl Lawrence. Floyd Clements. 13 Academic Achievers Receive Gold 1. Karen Blackburn was selected to the Golden 100. 2. Brenda Dilbeck, Cheryl Smith, and Tina Wilson were choosen as Governor Scholars. 3. The Gifted Program was a new addition to the Walton-Verona those who were choosen are. L. to R. Standing: Erica Webb. Shane Hensley, Donna Locke. Rachel Owen. Tom Wrench. Doug Fish. Jay Hall. Sitting: April Tillery. Kaye Tyler. Brandi Ash. Karen Blackburn. 4. Brian Beighle and Joe Hoskins were choosen to attend Kentucky Boys’ State. 14 Hard Work Gives Gold in Return 1. Tim Brooks receives the Special In- terests Food award from Mrs. Ha nee. 2. William Waller receives the World Geography award from Mr. Messmer. 3. Suzie Stephenson receives the Cappie Stephenson Scholarship award from Mrs. Shields. AWARDS PROGRAM June 3, 1985 JR-HI AWARDS English Han Brester. Jodus Hudson. 7th Grade); Doug Fish. Cindy Maddox. Melissa Pratt. (8th Grade) General Music: Angela Prince. Shane Gray. Larry Denham. Shanna Harper (7 th Grade Choral). Kelly Mace ISth Grade Choral I Life Science Janice Moore Earth Science: Doug Fish Eighth Grade Science Samantha Bailey 7 th A 8th Grde Pre-Algehra Angela Prim e SC Math Regina Brooks. Math I Marissa Shaw 7C Math Hart Hresser 7H Math Janice Moore. Algebra I Brett Fades Social Studies: Shane Hensley 17th GradeI. Angel Ryan (8th Grade) Kentucky History Kevin Smith World Geography William Waller Citizenship Susie Burgess (8A). Terry Saffell (8H). Marty Elder (8C)I. History Robert Strunk, Connie Gokkie. Health Brandi Ash. Dwight Mitchell 17th Grade); Doug Fish 18th Grade) Art Melanie Warner (7th (trade). Brad Daniels (8th Grade) HIGH SCHOOL AWARDS Art T Marsha Humphrey- Art II Andra Cummins. Specialized Art Tom Biddle Genera! Woodworking Robert Brown. Tassie Fields. General Crafts Mike Kromer. Tom l.uebbe LA. Vocational Education Certificates: Tim Hudson. Scott Smith, (tale Watson. Natalie Poore. Chris Turner Outstanding General Draft Student Clinton Treadway Home Economics I Anna Denney. Home Economics II Penny Parsons Special Interests Clothing Shawn Anderson Special Interest Food Tim Brooks. Home Economics Vocational Education Certificates: Chana Allen. Tim Brooks. Usa Kaelin. Rodney Abshire. Eric Christy. Mary Donovan. Susie Stephenson. Bobby Umaker, Ginger Rohrer. Gary Williams. Word Processing Sandy Pfanstiel. Business Math Tina Twehues. Shorthand I Donna Twehues Shorthand II Angela Duvall Typing I Kim Vest. Tammy Gilliam. Karen Blackburn Typing II Rita Brown ModeI Office Dana Riegler Accounting I Sharon Maddox. Outstanding Business Student. Donna Twehues. Spanish I Karen Blackburn English Dione Riegler. (9th Gradei. April Tillery, (H)th Grade). Amy Eddins. Illth Grade):Sandy Pfanstiel. (12th Grade Biology Dione Riegler World Civilization. Donna Locke. U S History Andra Cummins. Math II Tassie Fields Algebra I Angie Eubank Agriculture I: Kevin Ross. Agriculture II Tammy Gilliam Agriculture III Kerry Cauthen Horticulture Andra Cummins. Agriculture Vocational Educational Certificates Gary Williams. Mike Roaden. Clinton Treadway. Charlie Wells. Gale Watson. Dean McMillian. Eric Duvall. Tim Hudson. James Messmer Health P E. Deanna McClane. Jennifer Hale Essay Contest Winner Donna Locke SPECIAL AWARDS Walton Women's Club Award Penny Parsons Boone County Businessmen's Assoc Outstanding Business Student Donna Twehues American Private Enterprise: Brian Beighle. Tony Turner Cappie Stephenson Scholarship Suzie Stephenson Outstanding Athletes Kerri Bowlin. Karen Waller Marine Corps Athlete Richard Dixon Excellence in Math Richard Dixon landscape: Boyd Williams. Kim Tyler. Andra Cummins I Dare You Award Robyn Goff. Amy Butler Spelling Bee Champion: Doug Fish Special Education Most Improved: Stacey McCubbin. Brian Domascko. Ix ri Sizehne SMAP Participants Richard Dixon. (Math): Melissa Wingate. April Tillery. (Chemistry);Sharon Maddox. Vincent Webster. (Biology). Perfect Attendance Troy Webster. Grant Smith. Tammy Gilliam. Michelle Riehmann. Cindy Maddox. Dome Riegler, Stephanie Messer. Denise Gosser. Samantha Bailey. Bovd Stewart. Les Watts. Karen Sprecher. Richard Dixon Sewing Anna Denney. Mike Kromer. Jr High Art Doug Fish (First): William Waller (Second). Jay Hall (Third). Adult Living Krystal Eubanks. Jim Brinkman Special Interest Sewing Shawn Anderson. Mary Donovan WAS A Senior. Mike Roaden. Karen Waller. Advanced Art: Jorgen Jochheim (First). Tom Kaelin (Second). Johnny Ruth (Third) Art I: Marsha Humphrey (First); Vincent Webster (Second); Tonya Vickers (Third) Scholarship Recipients: Donna Twehues (Northern KYSecretarial Assoc.), Lisa Kaelin (Berea). Dana Riegler (NKU); Tom l.uebbe (Thomas More). Presidents Council Sandy Pfanstiel. Usa Kaelin. Marty Ashcraft. Tony Stchrest. Chana Donovan. Rita Brown. Rhonda Huffman Clerical A Secretarial Certificate: Robyn Goff Secretarial Certificates: Amy Butler. Melissa Wingate. Donna Twehues. Tammy Pieshel. Valerie Smith Clerical Certificates: Rodney Abshire. Jim Brinkman. Rita Brown. Diana Burden. Jackie Flerlage. Suzie Stephenson. Rhonda Huffman. Bobby Lucas. Sandy Pfanstiel. Donna Riegler. Mike Roaden. Ginger Rohrer. Lon Waller. Mary Donovan Scholastic Achievement Dana Riegler Scholastic Challenge: Shane Hensley. Angie Prince. Marsha Augenstem. Marvin Wahls. Troy Webster. Jeff Pruett. Tern Courtney. Brant Poore. John Halsey (Seventh Grade); Shannon Brooks. Suzie Burgess. Brian Art. Brad Daniels. Jay Hall. Doug Fish. Brett Fades. Phillip Ingram (Eighth Grade); Charlie Reynolds, Carrie Noble. Kyle Kees. Tom Rinschler (Ninth Grade); Donna Ixtcke (Tenth Grade); Cheryl Smith. Brenda Dilbeck. Karen Blackburn (Eleventh Grade). Valedictorian Kerry Bowlin Salutatorian Melissa Wingate. 15 Academic Banquet for Winners of the Gold ACADEMIC CLASS A WARDS Advance Math. Karen Blackburn Algebra II. Dione Riegler Geometry Mike Kromer Calculus: Kerry Bowlin Chemistry: April Tillery Jr. Honors English Karen Blackburn Sr Honors English Penny Parsons Spanish II April Tillery Political Science: Penny Parsons Economics A Business Law Sandy P ansliel Data Processing: Thomas Campbell ACADEMIC DIPLOMA AWARDS Kerry Bowlin. Richard Dixon. Karen Waller. Penny Parsons. Eric Lauterwasser. Lisa Kaelin ACADEMIC SCHOLARSHIPS Tommy Luebbe (Thomas More}. Dana Riegler Lisa Kaelin (Berea College). Donna Twehues (Covington Trust) BOB JONES A WARD Freshman Dione Riegler Sophomore April Tillery Junior: Karen Blackburn (Northern KY University). Senior. Sandy Pfanstiel DAR GOOD CITIZEN AWARD Sandy P ansliel AMERICAN HISTORY AWARD Penny Parsons PRESTOLITE AWARD Kerry Bowlin CONNIE CARLISLE SCHOLARSHIP: Enc Lauterwasser PRESIDENTIAL ACADEMIC FITNESS Kerry Bowlin GOLDEN 100 Karen Blackburn BOYS'STATE Brian Beighle. Joe Hoskins GOVERNOR S SCHOLAR Cheryl Smith HUGH O BRIAN LEADERSHIP SEMINAR April Tillery SC HOI ASTIC CHALLENGE TEAM Joe Hoskins. April Tillery. Richard Dixon. Mike Code. Vincent Webster VALEDICTORIAN Kerry Bowlin. SALUTATOR!AN. Melissa Wingate 1. The Scholastic Challenge Team: Vin- cent Webster, Tom Luebbe, April Tillery, Joe Hoskins. Richard Dixon. Mike Code. 2. Kerry Bowlin receives the Valedictorian Award from Mr. Grubbs. 3. Melissa Wingate receives the Salutatorian Award from Mr. Grubbs. 4. April Tillery receives the Sophomore Bob Jones Award from Mrs. Washnock. Marsha Augenstien Bobbie Black Daniel Brewer Gary Burdine Richard Burden Chris Capek Jay Clark Malt Conner Terri Courtney Jenny Creek more Joyce Damron Paul Duncan Suzette Elmore Tricia Ensley Todd Estep Sam Fields Tim First Michele Fountain Rachel Freeman Kevin Gibson Seventh Grade Steve Anderson Brandi Ash Kendal! Bowling Bart Bresser Jerry Gilliam Larry Gilliam Shane Gray John Halsey Fred Hammersmith Jimmy Hampton Shana Harper Shane Hensley Jonas Hudson Susan Hudson Rebecca Jones Kristen Keller John Kemper Michelle Kinlaw Monica Lawier Debbie Masters Melinda Mathis Jeremy Messer Robert Michael Dwight Mitchell Janice Moore Amy Noble Brant Poore Angie Prince Seventh Grade Jeff Pruett Teresa Riley Pam Robinson Troy Ross Brian Saffell . Charity Smith David Smith Grant Smith Kevin Smith Kim Smith Michelle Stamper Chris Stewart Stacie Stone Robert Strunk Mike Sullivan Marvin Wahl William Waller Billy Warner Melanie Warner Erica Webb Troy Webster Leonard Whalen Sarah Wilson Eighth Grade Brian Art Brian Baker lx)ri Beach Jeff Berkemeier Jana Blevins Angie Bowlin Angela Brewer Regina Brdbks Shannon Brooks Suzie Burgess Chris Butler Teresa Cheesman Jeanne Clinkenbeard Stephanie Courtney Tracey Crist Gene Cummins David Daniels Brad Daniels Brian Domaschko Jay Donovan Shonda Durham Brett Eades Marty Elder Doug Fish Melissa Fry Jay Hall Vicki Harrington Steve Hawkins Elaine Humphrey Dan Jacobs Barbara Jefferson Scott Jones Andy King Robbie Lawson Dawn Lay Kellie Locke Jon Lucas Eddie Lutirell Kelli Mace Cindy Maddox UP iW, Charles Marks berry Daryl Me Elroy SHonda Mershon Brian Miller Melinda Mulberry Brent Mulford Ginger Price Tony Rapp Michelle Riehemann I Briant Angel Ryan Terry Sajjell Jerry Sargent Tammy Shepherd nil Scot l Sire love Christy Smith Richard Sta Danny Steph Gretta Stephens mper ihertS ’nson Stewart Nathan Warner Shanel Wart men Lisa Wiley Eighth Grade 22 Freshmen Kathy Anderson Anne Ashcraft Eric Barth Shelly Beach Ricky Blocker Gene Bow ling Jerry Branhan Hope Brewer Lois Brophy Julie Brown Audra Bur dine Kathy Clark Dena Courtney Greg Creek more Chris Dehner Tonya Elmore Angie Eubank Nathan Fieri age Timothy Flynn Tammy Gilliam Freshmen Tonya Greene Mischelle Grips hover Jennifer Hale Renee Hall Jenene Hudson Marsha Humphrey Chad Johnson Kyle Kees Trie i a K ini aw Steve Lucas I Deanna McClane Donna McIntyre Lisa McIntyre Robyn Messmer Rick Miller Cindy Moore Tina Mulberry Carrie Noble Bart Noe Rachel O ’en Freshmen Dione Riegler Doug Robinson Eric Robinson Conny Romes Kevin Ross Benny Ryan Helen Saffell Terry Sallee Donna Sams Patty Sechrest Michelle Setters A lei la Sexton Marisa Shaw Kenny Stolz Joey Vest David Webster Kim Wethington Doug Whittamore Marlene Willett Roger Williams Paul Wingate Dwight Workman Paul Allen Jennifer Allphin Jim Art Bart Ash Marty Ashcraft Amy Baker ( raig Baker Samantha Bailey Theresa Bayer Mickey Bentley Chris Black Ben Brooks Robbie Brown Jim Butler Kerry Cauthen Mike Code Jess Combs Alyce Crase Phil Creech Scott Daniels Joe Dellecave Anna Denney Krystal Eubank Tracey Evans Tassie Fields Greg Fish Darin G lac ken Danny Goderwis Denise Gosser Janet Herbstreit Benji Key Heather Kinmon Fred Kirtley Mike Kromer Sophomores 26 Sophomores Marc Lauterwasser Phillip Lawrence Robert Leake Donna Iwke Rodney Luttrell Robert Merida Dallas Messer Stephanie Messer Dwayne Mulberry Steve Pennington Kim Pi esc he I Kim Ratliff Gail Records Pam Renaker April Rhoades Toby Rider Rodney Riegler Daryl Robinson Robby Robinson Karen Roland Mike Ross Johnny Ruth April Searcy (lina Setters Angela Showalter Missy Spillman Tim Stephens Sherry Stephenson April Tillery Tina Twehues Kaye Tyler Jeannine Vest Kim Vest Vincient Webster Boyd Williams Greg Williams Sophomores 28 Juniors Shawn Anderson Joey Behne Brian Beighle Kyle Bennett Scott Benton Karen Blackburn Brett Bresser Rodney Cheesman Mike Creek more Andra Cummins Brenda Dilbeck Marsha Donovan Angela Duvall Amy Eddins Kelly Foley Todd Golds berry Beth Gray David Gripshover Candy Helton Harold Hensley Joe Hoskins Sharon Maddox Stacey McCubbin Brian Mitchell Lesley Hoe Jeff Overstreet Sharon Perry Amy Plunkett Kim Pruett Jamie Puckett John Rapp Mike Riehemann Jeff Roberts Jar rod Robinson Terri Robinson Juniors Tony Sechrest Cheryl Smith Karen Spree her Troy Sturgeon William Sutherland Jeff Taulhee Terry Taylor Tony Turner Kim Tyler Shannon Wart man Leslie Watts Karen Webster Greg Welte Tina Wilson 30 RODNA M ABBOTT Pep Club 14; FHA 3.4 RODNEY EARL ABSHIRE Ab FFA 4. Art Club 4; FBl.A 2. 3; Basketball . 2; Baseball I. 2. 4: Freshman Class President. Sophomore Class President CHAN A MARIE ALLEN '21 Letterman's Club 1-4: Pep Club 2-4. FFA 2 4. Art Club 1-4; Vice President 4. Softball 1-4; Volleyball 2-4;. J V Cheerleader 2. N.K.A.C. All Star Softball Team; Honorable Mention Volleyball 4. Homecoming Queen 3; Senior Superlative Best Looking ME UN I) A SUE BECKETT Wendy FHA 2-4, Historiun 4; FFA 2-4; Pep Club 2-4; Year book Staff 2-4. Varsity Girls’ Basketball Statistician 4; Homecoming Candidate 4. KERRY SCOTT BOWLIN Kerry Pep Club 1-4. Bela Club 2-4, Science Club 2-4: Ut- ter man's Club 3-4, Baseball I. 2. 4. Basketball 1-4; Class A All Tournament Team Bob Jones Award 2. 3: Varsity Basketball Captain 3. 4; Business Sym- posium 3; Who's Who Among American High School Students Homecoming Can- didate 3. 4; Homecoming King 4. Valedictorian,Senior Superlative Best Looking ” TIMOTHY MICHAEL BROOKS Tim Industrial Arts I. 3. 4. Art Club I. 2. 3; Pep Club 2-4. Utter man's Club 3. 4. Basketball 2-4. Track 3. Most Valuable Track Member 3; Most Improved Basketball Player 3; Woodworking 3rd Place. RITA LYNN BROWN Rooter” Class Officer 4. FBl.A 1-4. Beta Club 2-4; Band 1-4; Stage Band 1-4, President s Council 4. Yearbook Staff 3; Yearbook Editor 4. Band Reporter 4; Volleyball 2-4. Basketball I. 2, Girls' Basket- ball Statistician 3. 4; Typing Award; , Who's Who Among American High School Students; USBEA 4. Physical Education Award I. Student Rep to Disciplinary Committee; Business Symposium 3; Homecoming Candidate 4. 31 DIANA RENEE BURDEN EZ” Sophomore Class Treasurer: Business Manager 4; Band 14. Beta C lub 2-4. Year- book Staff 3-4; Tram Commit- tee; J Y. Boys' Basketball Statistician 2: Introduction to Business Award: USBEA 4. Perfect Attendance 1-3: Who's Who Among High School Students. Business Symposium 3. THOMAS H. CAMPBELL Thomas“ Beta Club 2-4. FBL A 2-4. Pep Club 2-3; Science Club 1-4: Yearbook Staff 3-4: Ij'tterniant Club 2-4: Prom Committee. Homecoming Com- mittee. Boys’ Basketball Statistician 4. Manager 3; Bear- cat Mascot 2. Golf 1-4. Captain 2. The Society oj Distinguished High School Students 3-4. Boone Co. Private Enterprise Seminar Winner 3: Stale Beta Award for Woodworking 2. State Beta Award for Photograph 4. Science Award I. Perfect Attendance I: Golden 100 Nominee 3. RKHARH I). DIXON Rich Pep Club 2-4; Beta Club 2-4: Science Club 3-4; ETA 3; Letterman's Club 2-4. Scholastic Challenge 4. Basket- ball 1-4. Baseball 1-4. Baseball Best Defensive Player 2-3. Most Improved 2: Basketball Captain 3-4. Senior Superlative Most Likely to Succeed ” ERIC SHAWN DUVALL Dew FFA 2-4; Assistant Treasurer 3; Treasurer 4: FBI.A 4. ) earhook Staff 4. Homecom- ing Candidate 4. Star A gribus i nes small. AMY MARIE BUTLER Amy Beta Club 2-4; Secretary 3; Drama Club 1-3. Pep Club 1-4. Yearbook Staff 3-4. Financial Editor 3-4. JV and Varsity Boys' Basketball Storekeeper 1-4: State Class Secretary I. 4; Beta Club Secretary 4: Best Student of the Month. Homecoming Candidate 3. 4. Senior Superlative Best Personality : Student Represen- tative to WFKB ERK CHRISTY MAR) M DONOVAN Fwiggy Ari Club I. 2. 4, FH A I; Yearbook Staff 3-4; Prom Commit tee 3: Pep Club I- 4. Industrial Arts 3; Homecom- ing Candidate 3 JACKIE FLERLAGE Art Club 4. FH A 4 2nd and 3rd place in Art Show. Song trader in FH A. 32 A E VIN TODD FL YNN FBLA 2-4. Pep Club 2-4. Science Club 4; Letterman's Club 3-4. FFA 4. Yearbook Staff 4, Basketball Manager 1-4; Outstanding Junior FBLA 3; Assistant Presi- dent 4. Senior Superlative Best Dressed. TIMOTHY A HUDSON ‘Tim FFA 2-4. FBLA 3. Let- lernian's (‘tub 2-4. Golf 2; Track 2 A 4. Basketball Manager 4 TIMM) HUFFMAN F.KJC LAUTERWASSER ROBI N A N N Cm O F F Hobs Bobbin FBLA 2-4. Pep Club 1-4: txtterman's Club 2- 4, FFA 4. President's Council 3- 4. Yearbook Staff 4. Pom Committee 3: J V Cheerleader I. Varsity Cheerleader 2-3. Track I. FBLA Regional Reporter 3. FBLA Slate- Reporter 4. Who's Who in Ken- tucky; FBLA Business Sym- posium 3. Senior Superlative Ms. Walton-Verona . Prom Court 3. Homecoming Can- didate 3-4; Freshman A Junior Class Vice President; Student of the Month. FFA Sweetheart 4. Spirit Leader 4 RHONDA KAY HUFFMAN Weiner Yearbook Staff 3-4. FBLA 2-4 Pep Club 1-4. teller mans Club 3-4. President's Council 4. Business Manager 4; FHA 2-3. Prom Committee 3. Spirit Leader I. Yearbook Editor 4. Softball 1-3. Prom Court 3. Homecoming Can- didate 3-4. Most Improved Soft- ball Player 2. LISA ANN KAELIN Fingers FBLA 3-4. Year- book Staff 3-4; FFA 4; letter- man s Club 3-4; Science Club 4. Pep Club 1-2. Beta Club 2-4. FHA Secretary 2; FHA Reporter 3; FHA President 4. Regional Vice President 4. Beta I reasurer 4. Drama 4; Girls Varsity Basketball 1-4. Softball Statisti- cian 3; Track 2. Homecoming 4; Who’s Who 4. 3rd Place Winner in Science Fair I. ANGELA DOINE LOGSDON A! FFA 4 33 BOBBY LON AKER FFA 4. Pep Club 1-4. Vocational School 3-4. Welding 3: Sheet Metal 4 THOMAS EDWARD l.UEBBE Tommy Beta Club 2-4. Science Club 2-4: FBLA 2-4. Letter man's Club 2-4. Pep Club 1-4: President's Council 4; LA Club 4: Science Club President 4. FBLA Reporter 4. Basketball 1-4: Track 1-4: Homecoming Court 3-4: Data Processing FBLA Regional Conference 1st Place 3: Data Processing Award JAMES MESSMER SANDRA SUE PFANST EL Sandy Beta Club 2-4: Presi- dent 4: Scienc e Club 4. Pep Club Secretary 4. FBLA 4. Band 1-4; Secretary 3-4; President's Coun- cil 4; Class President 4. Prom Committee Chairman 1-2: J V. Cheerleader 1-2; Varsity Cheerleader 3-4; Volleyball 2-4; Homecoming Queen 4. Prom Queen 3: DAR Good Citizens Nomination; Who's Who Among American High School Students; USBEA; Business Symposium: I Herman's Club 4 ROBERT LUCAS Bob- by FBLA 2 A 4. Science Club 2 4. Art Club 4; I A Club 4; Track 4 JAMES DEAN McMILLAN Dean FFA 1-4; Basketball I PENNY KATHLEEN PAR- SONS Penny Beta Club 2-4; Treasurer 3; FBLA 2; Yearbook Staff 3-4; Associate Editor 3; Financial Editor 4; Girls' Basketball Statistician 2; Prom Court 3. Who's Who Among American High School Students; NOBY Foundation Seminar 2; KY Finalist — Japan — U S Scholarship 3. Business Symposium 3. TAMARA S. PIESCHEL FFA 4; Pep Club 3-4; Perfect Attendance 3. 34 NATALIE DARLENE POORE Natbug Pep Club 3-4; In- dustrial Arts 3-4; FHA 4. Volleyball 3. Mascot 3-4; Track 4. Special Education Most Im- proved Student, Mascot Award. 2nd Runner-up in Miss Walton Beaut v Pageant; Senior Superlative Most School Spirit. JERRY RICE FFA 1-2; Voca- tional School. Auto Body 3-4; Basketball 1-2. MICHAEL DAVID ROADEN Mike'• FFA 1-4; Sentinel 2. Vice President 3; President 4. FBLA 2-4; Parliamentarian 3. Vice President 4; Pep Club 1-4; Science Club 4; Yearbook Editor 4; Basketball I; Prom King 3. Homecoming Candidate 3-4, Star Green Hand I. Star Agri Business 2; President's Council 4; Business Law «J Economics Award 2. TRUETT WALTON SEARCY JR Chip Pep Club 1-4; LA Club 1-4. Art Club 1-4; Year- book Staff 4; Senior Superlative Most School Spirit. SCOTT BUCHANAN REF ITT Cool FFA 2-4; Band 3-4 Boys' Basketball Manager 4 DANA SCHLEA RIEGLER FBLA 4; Pep Club 1-4. Band 1-4; Beta Club 2-4; Yearbook Staff 4; Prom Committee; FHA 1-2. Typing Award , Accoun- ting Award 3. Who's Who Among American High School Students, Perfect Attendance I- 2; US BE A 4. Business Sym- posium 3 GINGER LYNN ROHRER Ging ,Ninner Beta Club 2-4; Drama Club 2-3; FBLA 3-4; Treasurer 4; Let ter mans Club 2-4; Treasurer 3; Pep Club 1-4; Secretary 4; Science Club 3-4; Historian 4; Yearbook Editor 4; Freshman Class Treasurer, Junior Class Secretary; Prom Committee: Track I; Boys' Track Manager 2; J. V. Baseball Statistician 3. J. V Volleyball 2- 3; Varsity Volleyball 3-4. J V Cheerleader I; Varsity- Cheerleader 2-4. Who's Who Among American High School Students: Senior Superlative Best Dressed ; Homecoming Candidate 4. 3rd Place Regional FBLA Conference, Public Speaking 3; Business Sym- posium 3; Physical Education Award I. Home Ed Award 2; Spirit leader 1-3. LORI JUNE SIZELOVE Lor- dy Pep Club 1-4. FHA 4; FHA 2-4. Drama Club 3. 35 I SCOTT SMI TH SUSAN RUTH STEPHEN- SOS Sluzie Yearbook Staff 3-4; EH A 1-2; Treasurer 2; Pep Club 1-4; FBl-A 1-3; Art Club 1-4; Industrial Arts 3; Prom Committee 3; Homecoming Can- didate 3-4; Senior Superlative Class Cut Up CLINTON WAYNE TREAD- WAY SCOOTER Tread FFA 1-3. Sentinel 3; Assistant Secretary 2; letter- man's Club 2-4; Vice President 4; Industrial Arts 4; Treasurer 4. Pep Club 1-4. Science Club 2-3. Beta Club 2-4; Basketball 1-4; Baseball 1-3; Track 2; Agriculture I Award I; Agriculture II Award 2: Mr Defense . J.V. Co-Captain 2; Frosh All- Tournament Team. J.V All Tournament Team 2. 33rd District All Tournament Team 3: Homecoming Can- didate 3-4; 3rd Place Science I; Senior Superlative Mr. Walton-Verona . Most Improv- ed Player 3 DONNA SUE T WE HUES Beta Club 2-4. Pep Club 1-4; FBLA 3-4; FHA 2; IjCHerman's Ciub 3; Yearbook Staff 3-4; Sports Editor 4. Track . Cross- Country . Softball Statistician 3; Typing Award; Physical Science Award; SMAP Partici- pant. Who's Who Among American High School Students; USBEA; Business Symposium 3 VALERIE HOPE SMITH Vat FBI A 1-2. Pep Club I 4; Drama Club 3; FHA 1-2; Flag Squad 2. DARRIN LEE TAULBEE Stock Art Club 1-2; FFA I- 4. Vocational School 3-4; Vica Club. 2nd Place Arm Wrestling. Vocational School. CHRISTOPHER RAY TURNER Snake FFA 2-4. Reporter 4; Industrial Arts Club 1-4. Presidents Council 3; Basketball . Junior Class Presi- dent; Sentor Superlative Class Cut Up. KAREN ANN WALLER Pep Club 1-4; Vice President 3; President 4. Beta Club 2-4. Drama Club 3; Science Club 4. President s Council 4. Band I -4. Secretary 2; Vice President 3; President 4; Cross-Country I; Volleyball 2-4; Basketball 1-4. Captain 3. 4. Most Improved Player I. 2; leading Rebounder 2. 3; MVP 3; Famous Recipe Star of the Week 3; Softball 1-4; Coaches Award 2; NKAC All Star Team 3; Perfect Attendance I; Physical Education Award ; 2nd Place Science Fair 3; Homecoming Candidate 4; Homecoming Princess 4 36 LORI ANNE HALLER Sweets Science Club I. Pep Club 1-4. Lettermans Club 1-4. Volleyball 2-4. Basketball 1-4; Track 1-4. NK A A C Track Award. All-State Track Team. All-Region Track. Most Valuable Field Eventer; Daniel Boone Award for Excellence. Famous Recipe Star of the Week J-4; Vanity Basketball Captain; Senior Superlative Most Athletic GALE FRANK UN WATSON. JR FFA 1-4. Assistant Vice President 2. Reporter 3. Secretary 4. Industrial Arts Club 4. Track 1-2; FFA Star Greenhand. Chapter Farmer Superior Impromptu Speaking Homecoming Candidate 3 CHARLES WELLS A! Charlie FFA 1-4; Vocational School 3-4; Presi- dent's Council 3. Pep Club 4. Basketball I; Cross-Country I GARY GENE WILLIAMS Koine FFA 1-4. Utterman's Club 1-4, Yearbook Staff 4; Pep Club 1-4. Basketball 1-4. Baseball 1-4. Basketball MVP 1-2; Basketball Mr Hustle 3. Homecoming Candidate 3-4. Homecoming Prime 3-4. Prom Court 3. Senior Superlative Most Athletic MELISSA ANNE WINGATE Missy FHA 1-4; Treasurer 3; Vice President 4; Beta Club 2-4. Science Club 3-4. Secretary 4. Scholastic Challenge 3; FBLA 1-3; Chorus 4. Drama Club 3; Spanish Club 4. Prom Commit- tee. Track 3. Who's Who Among American High School Students. Salutatonan; Senior Superlative Most Likely to Succeed. MICHAEL ALAN WINGATE Orv Art Club 2-4. Science 3-4. Pep Club 3. Chorus 4. Cross-Country 2-4; Track 3-4: Math I Award: Homecoming Candidate 4 SHEILA LYNN DENSLER- Summer Graduate LAURELL CHRISTY KING Summer Graduate 37 Senior Class Officers: (top) Sandy Pfanstiel — President, (clockwise) Amy Butler — Secretary. Rita Brown — Treasurer. Diana Burden — Business Manager. Rhonda Huffman — Business Manager. Kevin Waller— Vice President. 38 . Eric Christy demonstrates the strength needed to do the long jump. 2. Kerry Bowlin putting his all into the game. 3. Mrs. Wallace presenting the seniors with their Superlative plaques. 4. Mr. Messmer and Eric Lauterwasser pass the time at a spring track meet. 5. Bobby Lucas sprints hard during the Mile Relay. 39 Superlatives Receive Extra Gold Ms. Wall on- Verona: Robyn Goff Most Likely to Succeed: Melissa Wingate and Richard Dixon Best looking Chana Allen and Kerry Bowlin Best Dressed: Ginger Rohrer and Kevin Flynn 40 Best Personality: Amy Butler and Charlie Wells Most Athletic: Lori Waller and Gary Williams Most School Spirit: Natalie Pix re and Chip Searcy Class Cut-Up: Suzie Stephenson and Chris Turner 41 . Kerry Bowlin seems to be enjoying himself at the Winter and Fall Sports Banquet. 2. Miss Cheesman presents Lori and Karen Waller with their basketball awards at the Winter and Fall Sports Banquet. 3. Robin Goff proudly shows Amy Butler her Senior Superlative plaque. 4. Greg Poore removes Ginger Rohrer's garter during the Junior-Senior Prom. 5. Lori Waller displays the face of victory at a spring track meet. 42 SP0 «ST8lV,£f0li ™E GOLD Cross-Country — Boys’ Back Row: Kevin Ross. Tony Rapp. Mike Wingate. Coach Capek. Front Row: Robby Robinson. Marc Lauterwasser. 44 Cross-Country — Girls' 45 Standing, L. to R.: Susan Hudson. Regina Brooks. Deanna McClane. Tonya Elmore. Coach Capek. Kneeling. L. to R Andra Cummins. Marlene Willet. Jeannine Hudson. Volleyball — Girls’ Girls’ Volleyball Team, Standing, L. to R.: Shelly Beach, Lesley Noe. Julie Brown. Tina Twehues, Kim Tyler. Kim Pruett. Amy Baker, Dean Courtney. Karen Webster, Theresa Bayer. Sitting. L. to K Sandy Pfanstiel. Tracy Huffman, Karen Waller. Kim Ratliff. Chana Allen, and Rita Brown. M V P. Karen Waller M. V. P. C hana A lien All Tournament Honorable Men- tion Chana Allen All Tournament Honorable Men- tion Karen Waller 3. Karen Waller serves the volleyball. 4. Tina Twehues is prepared to back up Karen Webster's return. 5. Amy Baker leaps into the air in order to return the volleyball. 46 Seventh Grade Basketball — Boys’ Seventh Grade Boys' Basketball Team. Standing. L. to R. Troy Webster. Bart Bresser. Chris Capek. Robert Strunk. Kevin Gibson. Brant Poore. Isnnie Whalen. William Waller. Shane Hensley. Andy Michael. Sitting: John Kemper, and Kristen Keller. 2. Brant Poore Shoots a free throw. 7th grade Highest Free Throw Percentage Brant Poore M I.P. Roberts trunk M V. P Brant Poore Coacher Award John Kemper 47 Eighth Grade Basketball — Boys’ Eighth Grade Boys' Basketball Team, Back Row, L. to R (Manager) Brian Mitchell. Brent Mulford. Boyd Stewart. Scott Jones, David Daniels. Robbie Lawson. Phil Ingram. Chuck Marksberry. Shawn Sharp. Tony Rapp. Front Row; Brian Robinson. Jeff Berkemeier. Brian Art. Steve Hawkins. Eddie Luttrell. Seventh-Eighth Basketball — Girls’ Seventh A Eighth Grade Girls' Basketball Team. Back Row. L. to R Tonya Greene. Coach Layna Cheesman. Jana Blevins. Amy Noble. Chris Stewart. Regina Brooks. Tracy Christ. Terri Courtney. Shelly Beach. Kneeling: Angel Ryan. Michelle Riehemann. and Bobbi Jo Black. 49 Basketball— Girls’ Left Back. Coach Murdock. Marlene Willett. Jennifer Hale. Lori Waller. Lesley Noe. Dena Courtney Cindy C oach C heeseman. Left Front: Stephanie Messer. Tarina Black. Karen Waller. Sharon Maddox. Lisa Kaelin. Moore. Jana Blevins. 2. Karen Walter at the line shcxjting. while Dena Courtney looks on. 3. Sharon Maddox shoots a free throw. 3 M VP.- lx)ri Waller M.I P —Sharon Mt Ms. Hustle - Iarina Black Leading Rebounder — en Walter Throw Percentage Stephanie Messe Field Goal Percentage Karen Waller SKAC All Star Team — Lori Waller 50 MVP. Jana Blevins M I P. — Julie Brown Coach's Award Marlene Willett 3. Cindy Moore scores one for the Ladycats. 4. Jana Blevins lays one in for the I.advcats. Row I: Gail Records. Jana Blevins. Marlene Willett. Angel Ryan. Row 2: Samantha Bailey. Jannifer Hale. Row 3: Julie Brown Dena Courtney. Coach Cheeseman. Anne Ashcraft. Stephanie Messer. Row 4: Tonya Greene. Deanna McClane. Kaye Tyler. Wendy Beckett Row 5: Dallas Messer. Cindy Moore. Rita Brown. Freshman Basketball Freshmen Hoys' Basketball Team. Standing. L to R.: Larry Pieschel. Darrin Poore. Steve Lucas. Dwight Workman. Erie Robinson. Doug Robinson. Hart Noe. Phil Ingram. Steve Merida. Sitting. L. to R Hrett Fades. Tim Flynn. Roger Williams. Erie Harth. and Shelly Beach. J. Steve Lucas struggles while attempting a basket. 4. Hart Noe concentrates as he is about to shoot a free throw. 52 Boys’ M. V.P. - Hart Noe MA P. — Steve Lucas Mr Hustle Darrin Poore Mr. Rebounder Doug Robinson Highest Free Throw Percentage Hrett Fades Leading Scorer Hart Noe The Coaches A w ard Tim Flynn J.V. Basketball Boys’ M.V.P. John Rapp M A P. — Robby Robinson Leading Rebounder Marty Ashcraft Leading Scorer Craig Baker Coaches Award — Mike Code J.V. Boys’ Basketball Team, Standing. L. to R.: Scott Reffilt (Manager). Shawn Anderson. John Rapp, Danny Goderwis. Marty Ashcraft, Craig Baker, Robby Robinson. Jim Art. Ben- ji Key (Manager). Sitting, L. To R.: Chad Johnson, Mickey Bentley, Mike Ross, Mike Code. 3. John Rapp shoots over top of an opponent. 4. Coach Robinson gives some last minute instructions during a time out. 53 Varsity Basketball — Boys’ Back Row: Coach Eades, Chad Johnson. Richard Dixon. Kyle Bennett. Tim Brooks. Scott Benton. Tom Luebbe. Craig Baker. John Rapp. Coach Robinson. Front Row: David Webster. Tony Sechrest. Mike Riehemann. Kerry Bowlin. Clinton Treadway. Gary Williams. Thomas Campbell. MVP Scoti Benton Highest Freethrow Percentage Scoli Benton leading Rehounder Scott Benton M IP Tom l.uehl C ( aches As s ard T n la Co-Capra or Award Richard fton sdP m I .honor Vest Award Dixon Co-Captain ward Bowlin Highest Field inndpt Kyle Bennett Richard Kerry tage 2. Coach Fades gives the Bearcat team some good advice. 3. Gary Williams takes an outside shot. 4. Richard Dixon and Scott Benton stop the Mustangs. 5. Clinton Treadway blocks Brossart's next move. 6. Scott Benton tips off against the Connor Cougars. 55 Cheerleaders — Varsity Varsity Cheerleaders. Standing. L. to R. Angie Bowlin. Shanel Wart man. Cindy Maddox. Shannon Brooks. Karen Webster. Terri Robinson. Beth Gray. Jeannine Vest. Kim Vest. Theresa Bayer. Missy Spillman. Ginger Rohrer Cheerleader of the Year 2. The varsity cheerleaders perform dur- ing a time-out. Cheerleaders — J. V. I. Karen Webster does her part in the routine. 3. The cheerleaders are excited about the game. 4. Jeannine Vest gets the fans excited. JV Cheerleaders. Top Row. Shane I Wart man. Cindy Maddox. Angie Bowlin. Bottom Row. Shannon Brooks. Theresa Bayer. Beth Gray. 57 Track — Boys’ Kneeling. L to R: Marc Lauierwasser. Gene Cummins. Scon Daniels. Jamie Packet,. Tim Hudson. Tony Rapp. Standing Kaye Tyler AUphi fManager U,erWaSSer JOChheim’ R°bbie Robinson- Tom l-uebbe. Bobby Lucas. Darrin Glacken. Eric Christy. Jennifer 58 Track — Girls’ Kneeling, L. to R.: Natalie Poore. Kim Vest. Standing: Regina Brooks. Jeannine Hudson, Marlene Willett. Kim Pieschel, Lori Waller. 3. Marlene Willett hands off the baton to Jeannine Hudson in the 440 relay. 4. Lori Waller. State Champion, demonstrates her throwing ability. M. V.R. — Lori Waller M.I.P. Regina Brooks State Champion in Shotput — Lori Waller State 3rd Place in Discus — Lori Waller 59 Golf . Kerry Caul hen prepares to tee-off at golf practice. 2. Phillip Lawrence concentrates on an im- portant shot. M V.P. — Mike Code M.I.P. Phillip Lawrence, Kerry Cauthen Captain — Shannon Wart man Sitting, L. to R.: Brian Beighle, Shannon Wartman. Standing: Scott Jones. Phillip Lawrence. Daryl McElroy. Kerry Cauthen. Brant Poore. Mike Code. Softball Sitting. L. to R.: Ginger Price. Amy Noble. Lisa Gripshover. Theresa Cheesman. Standing. Front Row: Candy Helton. Tracy Crist. Rachel Owen. Tracey Huffman. Tonya Elmore. Angel Ryan. Standing. Second Row: Tarina Black. Ann Ashcraft. Cindy Moore. Karen Sprecher. Karen Waller. Stephanie Messer. Heather Kinnman. Coach Cheesman. 3. Karen Sprecher concentrates on making a hit for the Ladycats. 4. Angel Ryan brings in a homerun. M. V.P. — Karen Waller Ml P. — Angel Ryan Best Defensive Player — Tarina Black Highest Batting Average — Karen Walter Co-Captains — Karen Waller and Tarina Black 61 Varsity — Baseball L. to R, Standing: Coach Eades. Terry Taylor. Mike Riehmann. Richard Dixon. Kyle Bennett. Rodney Abshire. Todd Goldsberry. Rodney Cheesman, Lenny Whalen. Kneeling: Fred Kirtley. Shawn Anderson. Kerry Bowlin. Brett Bresser. John Rapp. Tim Huffman. Joe Behne. Gary Williams. Chad Johnson. Sitting: Larry Gilliam. 2. Coach Eades congratulates Shawn Anderson on a great hit. 3. Todd Goldsberry prepares to steal se- cond base. M V P Gary Williams M.l.P. —- Scott Benton E. R.A. — Kyle Bennett Defensive Player — Richard Dixon Captains Kerry Bowlin Richard- Dixon xon i fl 62 J. V. Baseball M V P Darren Poore MI P Chuck Marksherry Captains — Mickey Bentley, Brett Eades 2. Joe Behne gives his all for the Bearcat team. 3. Scott Benton plays an attentive game. L to R.. Standing: Roger Williams, Boyd Stewart, Darrin Poore. Brett Eades, Bart Noe, Chris Black. Les Watts. Peyton Parker. Eric Robin- son. Chuck Marksberry. Rodney Chessman. Mickey Bentley. Stacey McCubbin. Kneeling: Eric Barth, Shelly Beach. Jeff Berkemeier. 63 . Front Row. L to R. GINGER ROHRER: Volleyball. Cheerleading; LORI WALKER: Track. Basketball; SANDY PFANSTIEL: Volleyball. Cheerleading; LISA KAELJN; Basketball. Second Row: CHAN A ALLEN: Volleyball; MIKE WINGATE: Cross-Country; NATALIE POORE: Bearcat Mascot: KAREN WALLER: Basketball. Volleyball. Softball. Third Row: GARY WILLIAMS: Basket- ball. Baseball; TIM BROOKS: Basketball; RICHARD DIXON: Basketball. Baseball; KEVIN FLYNN: Boys’ Basketball Manager. Fourth Row: ERIC CHRISTY: Track; JORGEN JOCHEIM: Track; CUN TON TREADWA Y: Basketball; BOBBY LUCAS; Track; TIM HUDSON: Track. Not Pictured: WENDY BECKETT: Girls Basketball Manager; AMY BUTLER: Boys' Basketball Statisti- cian; THOMAS CAMPBELL AND SCOTT REFFITT: Boys' Basketball Managers. 2. TOM LUEBBE: Basketball. Track. 3. RITA BROWN: Volleyball. Girls’ Basketball Statistician. 4. KERRY BOWLIN: Basketball. Baseball. 85 5 8 64 Two Welcomed Additions L. to R Tina Wilson and Cheryl Smith. We have been fortunate in ad- ding two new clubs this year. The first being Radio Broadcasting which has the job of preparing and presenting a radio show. This show revolves around the events of Walt on- Verona High School. It is broadcasted from Fal- mounth. KY on WlOK 93.5 FM and sponsored by Mrs. Patton. The second being the Spanish Club. So far they have managed to sample Mexican food at Chi Chi's Restaurant in Florence. I hey have also began a project of applying for pen pals in Lat in- American Countries. Both clubs have many plans for the future. 66 L. to R. From Row: Andra Cummins. Cheryl Smith. Tina Wilson. Mare Lauterwasser. Back Row: Brenda Dilbeck. Tom Kaelin. Rodney Riegler, April Tillery. Mrs. Grubbs. Hard Work Brings Chorus Club Success The Chorus Club was active this year with students from grades seven through twelve. They held two concerts, one at Christmas; with tradi- tional carols. The other in the Spring, with the highlight being a tradi- tional folk tune accompanied by, Mr. Tillery and Mr. Taylor, a Bluegrass Band. The long hard practice paid off with both of these suc- cessful concerts. Recipients of the choral awards were: Shanna Harper and Kelly Mace. From Row: Larry Gilliam. Marly Elder. Suzie Burgess. Tracey Huffman. Shanna Harper. Suzie Elmore. Aleila Sexton Tonya Greene Mid- dle Row Kelly Mace. Gene Cummins. Marsha Humphrey. Tricia Kenlaw. Dione Riegler. Melissa Wingate. Audra Burdine. Marlene Willett. Lois Brophy. Back Row: Mrs. Sauer. Mike Wingate. Maurice Fandi. Jon Luca. Jeanne Clinkenbeard. Cindy Moore. Kim Pieschel. Hope Brewer, Angie Eubank. Tammy Gilliam. 67 Band Finds Success Ro I Kerry Cauthen. Rita Brown. Cheryl Smith. Samantha Bailey. Scott Reffitt. Angela Showalter. Dana Riegler. Diana Burden. Gene Bowling.. Row 2: Beth Gray. Kaye Tyler. Dione Riegler. Terry Taylor. Marc Lauterwasser. Deanna McClane. Tonya Elmore. April Tillery Jeanmne Vest. Row 3: Rachel Owen. Sandy Pfanstiel. Karen Waller. Dallas Messer. David Webster. Eric Lauterwasser Rodney Riegler Nathan Elerlage. Phil Lawrence. 3. The trumpet section works on their Band Council. L. to R Karen Waller — President; Rita Brown — Reporter. Sandy music during band practice. Pfanstiel— Secretary. Eric Lauterwasser Vice President 68 L. to R. Row I: Sandy Pfansliel. Karen Waller. Row 2: Dione Riegler. Tonya Elmore. Jeannine Vest. Kaye Tyler. Row 3: Kerry Cauthin. April Tillery. Marc iMuterwasser. Phil Lawrence. Rita Brown. Racheal Owen. Deanna McClane. Row 4: Rodney Riegler. Terry Taylor. Eric Lauterwasser, Nathan Flerlage. Dallas Messer. Success was abundam for the Walton-Verona band throughout the school year. The band placed 3rd in the University of Cincin- nati Homecoming Parade Con- test. April Tillery was named to the Northern Kentucky Select Band. Jeannine Test received a Superior rating in the Solo and Ensemble contest. Band members Terry Taylor. Eric Lauterwasser. Marc Lauterwasser. Kaye Tyler. Jeannine Vest. Cheryl Smith, and Samantha Bailey were named to the Tri-Slate Honors Band. Dur- ing spring break the band went on a spring concert trip. They visited Williamsburg. Virginia; Jamestown, Virginia; and Busch Gardens. Senior Band Members. I. to R Diana Burden. Sandy Pfansliel. Row 2: Eric Lauterwasser. Scott Reffitt. Row 3: Dana Riegler. Karen Waller. Rita Brown. 69 President’s Council Helps Update Front Row. L. to R Tom Luebbe. President of Science Club; Mr. Frank Lyons; Karen Waller. President of Band; Chana Allen. President of Art Club; Sandy Pfanstiel. President of Senior Class and Beta Club; Rhonda Huffman. Yearbook Editor. Second Row. L. To R: Candy Helton. President of Junior Class; Shannon Wartman. President of Speech and Drama Club; Marty Ashcraft. President of Sophomore Class; Marsha Donovan. President of Industrial Art Club; Mike Roaden. President of Future Farmers of America; Lisa Kaelin. President of Future Homemakers of America. Back Row. Robyn Goff President of Future Business Leaders of America; Rachel Owens. President of Freshman Class; Rita Brown. Yearbook Editor; Eric Lauterwasser. Yearbook Editor. The President's Council was very active during the school year of 1984-85. The council took part in discussing important events and situations that occurred throughout the school year. In addition, Rita Brown represented the President's Council on the committee to update the Student Handbook for the school year 985-86. 70 Beta Is: Excellence L to R. Row I: Mrs. Shields, Lisa Kaelin, Sandy Pfanstiel, Shawn Anderson, Andra Cummins. Row 2: Eric Lauterwasser. Tina Wilson, Don- na Twehues. Missy Wingate. Joe Hoskins. Penny Parsons. Amy Butler, Karen Waller. Row 3: Terry Taylor. Cheryl Smith. Dana Riegler, April Tillery. Karen Blackburn. Kaye Tyler, Ginger Rohrer. Clinton Treadway. Kerry Bowlin. Row 4: Donna Locke. Jorgen Jocheim. Marsha Donovan, Brenda Dilbeck. Theresa Bayer, Jeanine Vest, Missy Spillman. Kim Vest. Rita Brown. Diana Burden. Row 5: Kelly Foley. Angela Duvall. Tracey Evans, Kerry Cauthen. Jimmy Art, Mike Riehemann. Tom Luebbe. Richard Dixon. Kyle Bennett. Mike Creekmore. Row 6: Kim Tyler. Sharon Maddox. Mike Code. Phillip Lawrence, Vincent Webster. Marc Lauterwasser. Rodney Riegler. Thomas Campbell. The Beta Club attended the State Convention which was held in Louisville the first weekend in December. The club was represented by 20 Beta members. Amy Butler presided as State Secretary at the general sessions. Also, many Beta members took part in selling caddies and ther- mostats in order to contribute to the Norton Childrens Hospital in Louisville. Furthermore, fruit baskets were provided, for the Senior citizens, at the Walton Village on Thanksgiving. 71 Science Club Appreciates Teachers Row I. L. to R.: Mr. Murdock. Missy Spillman. Tom Luebbe. Richard Dixon. Missy Wingate. Mr. Freeman. Row 2: Tony Sechrest. Dallas Messer. Mike Wingate. Jeannine Test. Chery Smith. Tina Wilson. Lisa Kaelin. Deanna McClane. Row 3: Marc Lauterwasser. Karen Waller. Lori Waller. Phil Lawrence. Theresa Bayer. Kaye Tyler, Kim Vest. April Tillery. Vincent Webster. Bart Ash. Sandy Pfanstiel. Samantha Bailey. Dione Riegler, Kerry Cauthen. Jimmy Art. Robby Robinson. Row 5: Kerry Bowlin. Tim Huffman. Kevin Flynn, Thomas Campbell. Angie Showalter, Anna Denney. Trisha Kinlaw, Joe Dellacave, Mike Code. Row 6: Craig Baker. Greg Fish. Jess Combs. Kelly Foley. Sharon Maddox. Angela Duvall. Terri Robinson. Andra Cummins. Audra Burdine. Row 7: Darrin Glacken. Bobby Lucas. Eric Christy. Scott Daniels. Tom Kaelin. David Gripsover. Jennifer Allphin. Terry Taylor. Joe Hoskins. Les Watts. The Science Club had an event- ful year. They had a candy sale, picnic, Christmas Party, and sponsored Teachers Appreciation projects. The annual Science Fair was held April 22 and awards were presented, they are as follows: Advanced Science — First place — Jorgen Jochheim; Second place — Kim Vest; Third place — Marc Lauterwasser. Biology winners — First place — Benji Key; Second place — Toby Rider; Third place — Kyle Kees. Intergrated Science — First place — Terry Sallee; Second place — April Rhodes; Third place — Tina Mulberry. Seventh grade — First place — Jonahton Kemper; Second place — Stacey Stone; Third place — Stew Anderson. Eighth grade — First place — Jay Hall; Second place — Marty Elder; Third place — Dan Stephens. The following officers worked very hard to have a suc- cessful year: President — Tom Luebbe, Vice President — Richard Dixon, Secretary — Missy Spillman, and Treasurer — Melissa Wingate. 72 I. A. Helps to Better Our School l, to R , From Row: Todd Goldsberry, Rodney Cheesman. Mike Ross, Phillip Lawrence, Mike Riehemann, Mike Creekmore, Tom Luebbe, Les Walls. Second Row: Rick Miller. Marsha Donovan, Tim Brooks, Chris Turner. Chip Searcy. Robert Merida. Amy Plunkett. Third Row: David Grispsover, Rob Leake, Karen Roland, Jess Combs, Greg Welle. Clinton Treadway, Gale Watson. Jackie Cordray. Donna Locke. Boyd Williams. The Industrial Arts club helped to build an even better name for the school this year. The I. A. club build a lattice background for the homecoming and also built a float for the Old Fashion Day Parade. The club made and sold firestarters and participated in the Crafts Fair. The events were Drafting, Crafts. and Woodwork. The winners were: in Drafting — 1st place — David Grips hover; 2nd place — Clinton Treadway; 3rd place — Robert Merida and Tim Brooks. In Crafts the winners were: Ist place — Tom Luebbe; 2nd place — Benji Key 3rd place — David Gripshover. In Woodworking the winners were: 1st Place — Johnny Ruth; 2nd place — Robert Brown; 3rd place — Tassie Fields and Rodna Abbott. The officers this year were President — Marsha Donovan; Vice President — Les Watts; Secretary — Amy Plunkett; Treasurer— Clinton Treadway. 7J Art Club Shows Talent at Fair L. to R . Front Row: Christy Smith. Shanna Harper. Tricia Ensley. Brandie Ash. Melanie Warner. Angie Brewer. Suzie Burgess. Tim Jones Second Row. Danny Stevens, Doug Fish. Tracey Crist. Heather Kinman. Michelle Gripsover. Jennifer Allphin. Andra Cummins. Shannon Wart man. Brian Art. Donna Locke. Third Row: Rodney Cheesmen. Chip Searcy. Mike Wingate. Jeff Anderson. Scott Daniels, Cindy Moore Chana Allen. Marsha Humphrey. Dione Riegler. Gina Setters. Kim Pieschel. Benji Key. Fourth Row: Tim Stephens. Tom Kaelin. David Gripsover. Rob Leake. Gaylon Fields. Stacey McCubbin. Jorgen Jocheim. Phillip Ingram. Bobby Lucas. Tommy Biddle. Todd Goldsberry. Billy Huffman. Rodney Abshire. Daniel Brewer. Johnny Ruth. Dallas Messer. April Searcy. Mr. May. Selling candy and having a successful spring dance helped the Art Club in raising money necessary to buy supplies for the department. The Art Club also spon- sored an art fair. The winners were: Advanced Art first place Jorgen Jocheim; second place, Tom Kaelin; third place, Johnny Ruth. Art I winners were: first place, Marsha Humphrey; second place, Vince Webster; third place, Tonya Venkus. Junior High Art winners were: first place, Doug Fish; second place, William Waller; third place, Jay Hall. The following officers helped Mr. May in having a successful year: President — Chana Allen; Vice President — Heather Kinmon; Secretary and Treasurer — Scott Daniels. 74 F.F.A. Produces Winners FFA kicked off the year with a pizza party and what a year they had! FFA-FHA Christmas party, challenged Boone County and Conner in basketball games, spring picnic, annual plant sales, several Competitions with many winners and the Awards Banquet where the following awards were presented: Impromptu Speaking — Dairy mpromptu Speak i ng BeeJ Impromptu Speaking Swine Impromptu Speaking — Horse Impromptu Speaking — Horticulture FFA Creed Individual Music Public Speaking A.I.C. Extemporaneous Public Speaking Parliamentary Procedure I TeamI Livestock Judging Dairy Cattle Judging Horse Judging Seed Identification Weed Identification Entomology Meats Judging Identification Wood Identification Land Judging Welding Gene real Farm Auctioneering Tractor Driving — Jr. Division Tractor Driving Sr Division Tractor Trouble Shooting Tobacco Grading Vegetable Fruit Judging Floriculture Judging Identifying Computers in Agriculture FFA Quiz Tobacco Production Beef Production Gekalb Ag Award Advisor's Award Star Greenhand Star Chapter Farmer Placement in Agriculture Business — David Gripshover Regional FFA Day Eric Duvall Toby Rider Charlie Wells Gale Watson Shelly Beach Kevin Ross Andra Cummins Robyn Goff Leslie Watts Marty Ashcraft Mike Roaden. Kevin Flynn. Robyn Goff. Eric Duvall. Chris Turner. Boyd Williams. Kerry Cauthen. Steve Lucas. Toby Rider. Tim Hudson University of Kentucky Field Day Troy Sturgeon Angela Showaller Darren Poore Eric Duvall Joe DeUecave Robyn Goff Tammy Pieschel Leslie Watts Mike Code Charlie Wells Gale Watson Kevin Ross Kevin Flynn Greg Williams Tony Turner Gail Records Gary Williams Tim Hudson Mickey Benltey Local Chapter Awards Todd Goldsberry Charlie Wells Mike Roaden Ben Brooks Kevin Ross Mike Roaden The following officers and assistant officers helped make all these things possible: President — Mike Roaden V. President Charlie Wells Secretary — Gale Watson Treasurer — Eric Duvall Reporter — Chris Turner Sentinel Toby Rider FFA Sweetheart — Robyn Goff Asst. President — Kevin Flynn Asst. V. President — Gary Williams Asst. Secretary — Steve Lucas Asst. Treasurer — Kerry Cauthen Asst Reporter — Craig Baker Asst Sentinel — Boyd Williams Advisor — Mr. Kent Jackson Excellent Rating Excellent Rating Superior Rating Excellent Rating Excellent Rating Good Rating Superior Rating — 1st place Superior Rating — 2nd place Good Rating Excellent Rating Excellent Rating 8th place 8th place 3rd place 9th place 3rd place 3rd place 6th place 7 th place 7 th place Placement in Agribusiness Eric Duvall Scholarship Awards: Freshman — Kevin Ross Sophomore — Mickey Bentley Junior — Andra Cummins Senior — Tammy Pieschel Leadership Awards Freshman — Kevin Ross Sophomore — Kerry Cauthen Junior — Andra Cummins Senior — Mike Roaden 75 F.H.A. Involved With Other Clubs L. to R . Row I: Wendy Beckett, Tina Wilson. Brenda Dilbeck. Lisa Kaelin, Missy Wingate. Jackie Flerlage. Mrs. Hance. Sponsor. Row 2: Natalie Poore. Cahty Anderson. Robyn Messer. Janet Herbstreet. Denise Gosser, Gail Records. Anna Denney. Row 3: Cheryl Smith. Les Walls. Amy Plunkett. Candy Helton. Trisha Kinlaw. Bobby Lucas. Having a booth at Old Fashioned Day kicked off the year for FHA. They sold baked goods and pocket calenders at the booth. FHA and FFA combined to have a fun-filled Christmas party at the home of Mrs. Hance. This year the chapter is very pro- ud of having Lisa Kaelin as Regional Vice President. The 1984-85 officers contributed to the success of the club. They are as follows: President Lisa Kaelin, Vice President — Melissa Wingate, Secretary — Brenda Dilbeck, Treasurer— Tina Wilson, Reporter — April Sear- cy, Historian — Melinda Beckett. Parliamentarian — Jackie Flerlage. 76 Pep Club Promotes Golden Spirit in R. Junior High, hr on I Row Michelle Stamper. Su:ie Burgess. Angela Brewer, (onger Price. Melanie Hamer. Sarah Riley. Slat ie Stun. I ern Courtney. Mar ha Augenstein. (tinny ( reekmore. Tim Jones. Second Row Audi Michael. Jerry Gilliam. Rachel Freeman. Irma l.nsley. Jeanne ( Unkenheard. Shannon Brooks. A lei a Sexton. Michelle Kmlaw. Angie Bowlin. Marlene Willett. Hurd Row Greg Cheeks, lino Sechrest. Rohm Messmer. Kim Hethington. 6rella Stephenson. Stephanie Courtney Shonda Durham. Christy Smith. Regina Brooks. Greg Creek more. Doug Puckett. Bill I coin. Brian Miller hourth Row Daniel Brewer. Ricky Blinker. Richard Stamper. John Kemper. Jon l.ucas. (renc Cummins. Eddie Entire!. Phillip Ingram, (had Johnson. Donna Sams. I ma Mulberry. Brett hades. Steve Merida. Erit Robinson. Chuck Reynolds Fifth Row Brian Robinson. Paul Wingate. Shelly Beach. Iracey Hujfntan. Brian An. Kelli Mate. I.ennv Whalen. Dione Riegler. Rachel Owen. Kristin Keller. Chris Butler. Scott Jones. Brent Muljord. I mum Flynn Sisih Row Irina Kmlaw. Pam Robinson. Jennifer Hale. Marsha Humphrey. Cindy Moore. Renee Hull, hammy Gilliam. Jimmy Hampton. I.ori Beai li. Rn Inc Delaney Seventh Row Brian Baker. Shawn Sharp. David Daniels. Anne Ashcraft. Joey Vest. Tracey Crist. Steve Lucas. Julie Brown. Denu Courtney. Dwight Workman. Aaron hirst , .. to R . High School. Front Row: Karen Waller. Chana Allen. Rhonda Huffman. Robyn Goff. Suzie Stephenson. Sandy Pfanstiel. Mary Donovan. Rita Brown. Dana Riegler. Lori Sizelove. Second Row: Missy Spillman. Tina Twehues, Stephanie Messer. Theresa Bayer. Karen Webster. Angie Duvall. Kelly Foley. Amy Eddins. Tommy Biddle. Third Row: Kaye Tyler. Kim Vest. Beth Gray. Jeannine Vest. Candy Helton. Kim Pruett. Amy Baker, Kim Ratliff. Sherry Stephenson. Diana Burden. Donna Twehues. Billy Huffman. William Sutherland. Fourth Row: Joe Hoskins. Mike Wingate. Mike Bentley, Kerry Bowlin. John Rapp. Tony Rapp. Joe Behne. Kim Pieschel. Mike Creek more. Bart Ash. Denise Gosser. Karen Roland. Marsha Donovan. Janet Herbstreet. Troy Sturgeon. Patti Sechrest. Deanna McC'lane. Aaron First. Rob Ijeake. Fifth Row: Jim Brinkman. Brian Bieghle. Dallas Messer. Mike Riehmen. Terri Robinson. Jennifer Allphin. Sharon Maddox. Phil Lawrence. Karen Blackburn. Joe Dellacave. Robby Robinson. Marc Lauterwasser. Jimmy Art. Clinton Treadway. Leslie Noe. Pam renaker. Gail Records. Alyce Crase. Sixth Row: Rodney Luttrell. Steve Pennington. Kevin Flynn. Richard Dixon. Jeff Overstreet. Rodney Cheesman. Terry Taylor. Fred Kirtley. Todd Goldsberry. Rodney Abshire. Scott Benton. Tim Brooks. Kyle Bennett. Tom Luebbe. Tony Sechrest. Chip Searcy. Tom Kaelin. Seventh Row: Stacey McCubbin. Shannon Wartman. Mike Roaden. Gary Williams. Brian Mitchell. Shawn Anderson. 77 Jamie Puckett. Thomas Campbell. Letterman Club Closer to the Gold L. to R. Front Row: Rita Brown, Rhonda Huffman. Sandy Pfanstiel. Karen Sprecher. Candy Helton. Ginger Rohrer. Kim Pruett. Robyn Goff. Shawn Anderson, Tarina Black. Angel Ryan. Marlene Willett. Jeannine Hudson. Second Row: Shannon Wart man. Tony Rapp. John Rapp. Kerry Bowlin. Mike Code. Robby Robinson. Kevin Flynn. Us lie Noe. Gary Williams. Mike Riehmann. Phil Lawrence. David Webster. Third Row: Tina Twehues. Sharon Maddox. Terri Robinson. Missy Spillman. Richard Dixon. Kyle Bennett. Tom Luebbe. Clinton Treadway, him Rafliff. Tim Brooks. Kaye Tyler. Stephanie Messer. Lisa Kaelin. Heather Kinmen. Fourth Row: Brian Bieghle. Marc Lauterwasser. Joe Behne, Brett Bresser. Jeannine Vest. h ri Waller. Scott Benton. Karen Waller. Chana Allen. 78 Exciting Year for FBLA Front Row. L. to R : Angela Duvall. Ginger Rohrer, Robyn Goff. Tom Luebbe, Mike Roaden, Shannon Wartman. Mrs. Shupe. Second Row: Jennifer Allphin, Tricia Kinlaw. Renee Hall, Shelley Beach. Dena Courtney, Chuck Reynolds. Third Row: Amy Plunkett, Kim Vest. Missy Spillman. Theresa Bayer. Rita Brown, Sandy Pfanstiel, Rhonda Huffman, Terry Taylor, Dana Riegler. Fourth Row: Tina Twehues, Sharon Maddox. Terri Robinson. Andra Cummins, Kim Ratliff Kim Pruett. Candy Helton. Sherry Stephenson. Fifth Row: Rodney Riegler. Joe Hoskins. Tom Kaelin. Jess Combs. Kelly Foley, Jamie Puckett. Dean- na McClane. Lisa Kaelin. Donna Twehues. Sixth Row: Brenda Dilbeck. Karen Roland. Crystal Eubank. Bobby Lucas. Amy Eddins, Kevin Flynn. Anna Denney. Kyle Bennett. Eric Duvall. The Walton-Verona Chapter of FBLA had a very educational an exciting year in 1985. This is the first year Walton-Verona has ever had a state officer. Robyn Goff, who served as State Reporter. Walton- Verona's Chapter of FBLA consisted of 63 members this year which is the most members our chapter has had. The Future Business Leader’s of America at Walton-Verona got involved in various educational activities. They spon- sored a school wide mock election in November, shadowed company employees at Prestolite, and had a fund raising drive for the Statue of Liberty restoration pro- ject. The FBLA's officers attended Leadership Camp in Hardinsburg. Ky., to learn how to serve the best possible in their office. There were several con- ferences that FBLA members attended starting in November when Robyn Goff at- tended the Southern Region Conference. Next was the Regional Conference at N.K.U. Walton had several winners, in first place was Robyn Goff in Ms. FBLA Who's Who in FBLA. Tina Twehues in Business Math, and Rhonda Huffman in Outstanding Project. The second place winners were Tom Luebbe in Economics. Angela Duvall in Shorthand 11. Anna Denny in State Project, and Kyle Kees in Impromptu Speaking. Third place win- ners were Kevin Flynn in Mr. FBLA, and Kim Vest in Typing I. These students represented Walton- Verona at the State FBLA Conference in Louisville. 79 Yearbook Staff Starts New Tradition I to R. Row I: Chris Turner. Chip Searcy. Pam Renaker. Rohin Goff. Gary Williams. Rhonda Huffman. Theresa Bayer. Mike Roaden Row 2: Trie Lauterwasser. Sandy Pfansteil. Amy Butler. Ginger Rohrer. Tina Tewhues. Dana Riegler. Penny Parsons. Anna Denney. Row 3: Don- na Tewhues. Lisa Kaelin. Rita Brown. Diane Burden. Jess Combs. Tom Kaelin. Joe Hoskins. Trisha K ini aw. Mrs. Wallace Advisor. April Searcy. Dwayne Mulberry This year the yearbook staff have done many new and exciting projects. For example, this year the yearbook staff decided to sponsor Senior Superlatives and award plaques to each recipient. They also brought down the cost of the yearbook. One of their main projects, was the candy sale. They sold Papas Faster eggs which was a very original idea. The staff also made a point of selling advertisements to help support this 1984-85 Yearbook. so Vocational School Builds Work Skills (Above — Standing) Jerry Rice. Charlie Wells, Dean McMillian. Timmy Ratliff, Charles Allphin, Bobby Lonaker, Scott Smith, Jarrod Robinson. Jamie Messmer, Harry Saffel. (Kneeling) Arron First, William Sutherland. JeffTaulbee. Troy Sturegon. Harold Hensley. (Right) Jerry Rice and Bobby lx naker carefully try to decide the right answers to the lest. Making Those Golden Times 1. Rhonda Huffman lakes time out bet- ween classes to make a phone call. 2. These fans will always believe. 3. Amy Baker concentrates hard on her serve against the Lady Pioneers. 4 The Lady Cats give the Lady Jugs a hard fight at a home basketball game. I 82 1. Robby Lawson works hard in science class. 2. Rachel Owen demonstrates her musical talent in band class. 3. The excitement of picking out a class ring is shown on the faces of Andra Cum- mins and Jamie Puckett. 4. Mike Wingate strives for excellence in a fall cross-country meet. f 83 . Gale Watson seems anxious to chow down during lunch. 2. Several Seniors wait anxiously to receive their senior portraits. 3. Super Seniors!! 4. Tina Twehues works hard in Shorthand. H4 1. Chad Johnson makes life difficult for anyone who gets in his way. 2. Mrs. Wymer's political science class seems deep in thought. 3. The Bearcats crowd gets fired up. 4 This is a typical scene during the day. at Walton-Verona. 85 One More Golden Memory 1. Tommy Luebbe jumps sky high to get the tip for the Bearcats to open up the Homecoming game. 2. Scott Benton reaches up over an oppo- nent to a jump shot. 3. The fans cheer their favorite team on to victory. 4. Richard Dixon defends an opponent as Tim Brooks denies the pass. . Mike Wingate presents the winning float from FFA. 2. The cheerleaders perform their halftime routine. 3. A senior crowd enjoys their last routine. 4. Andra Cummins and Jamie Puckett show their joy at being in Homecoming. 5. Ginger Rohrer sneaks a look at the photographer during the playing of the National Anthem. 87 The 1984-85 Homecoming was held on December 21, 1984. Our Bearcats readily defeated the Bishop Brossart Mustangs by a score of69-59. This year's Homecoming candidates processed in to the song of Islands in the Stream. The can- didates were Sandy Pfanstiel and Gary Williams (Senior Class), Andra Cummins and Jamie Puckett (Junior Class). Wendy Beckett and Kerry Bowlin (Sophomore Class), Karen Waller and Todd Goldsberry (Freshman Class), Any Butler and Eric Duvall (Yearbook Staff), Sharon Maddox and Richard Dixon (Beta Club), Angela Duval! and Kevin Flynn (FBLA), Robyn Goff and Mike Roaden (FFA). Lisa Kaelin and Bobby Lucas (FHA). Marsha Donovan and Mike Creekmore (IA), Ginger Rohrer and Tom Luebbe (Science Club), Suzie Stephenson and Billy Huffman (Art Club). Leslie Hoe and Clin- ton Treadway (Pep Club), Lori Waller and John Rapp (Letterman's Club), Rhonda Huffman and Tony Sechrest (President's Council), Melissa Wingate nd Mike Wingate (Chorus), Rita Brown and Eric Lauterwasser (Band). The crown-bearers were Tonya Swikert and Marshall Dykes. The Homecoming Court, was crowned by 1984 King and Queen Chana Allen and Jimmy Stephen- son, consisted of Prince, Gary Williams; Princess. Karen Waller; King. Kerry Bowlin; and Queen, Sandv Pfanstiel. 1. Gary Williams charges through the hoop as the 1985 Homecom- ing game begins. 2. 1985 Homecoming Court: Princess Karen Waller. Queen Sandy Pfanstiel. King Kerry Bowlin. Prince Gary Williams. 3. Amy Butler and Eric Duvall reflect upon their high school years. 4. Mr. Lyons and special quest Steve Cauthen crown a happy Gary Williams. 5. Steve Cauthen crowns an elated Karen Waller. 6. Todd Goldsberry and Robyn Goff share a quiet moment at the victory dance. 7. The happy faces of the crowd show the dance was a big success. 89 Enjoying Those Golden Times 1. Tommy and Beth share a sentimental moment at the homecoming dance. 2. The expressions on the faces of the crowd show the excitement of Homecoming. 3. Ginger Rohrer and Karen Waller discuss Senior portraits between classes. 90 1. Deep in thought Suzie Stephenson stares across the Walton- Verona Campus. 2. The Homecoming dance brought joy to the faces of many Walton-Verona students. 3. Many Walton-Verona students at the Homecoming dance become camera happy. 91 Everyone dreams of obtaining the gold. This year the achievers are the 1985 Senior Class. As fall approached, we were told to buckle down and prepare ourselves for the future. Then when winter came, it became harder to keep our minds on work. During those few months we began to figure out this was it, and we were the Seniors. As the year continued, it became apparent that everyone was going for the gold and trying to be number one. The class of 1985 will have no more big tests or pop quizes, but instead, a memory of high school, close friends, good times shared, and goals achieved. Everyone in the class of 1985 reached his or her goal: GRADU A TION! 92 Experiencing Those Golden Times 1. Jerry Rice shows the typical attitude of a Wahon-Verona senior. 2. Karen Waller. 1985 Homecoming Princess, a moment she will never forget. J. Marshall Dykes, crown-bearer, looks into the audience Homecoming night. 4. Everybody has a different opinion about their senior portrait. mt • w : M 94 1. Kaye Tyler and Lance Robinson share an enjoyable evening at the Homecoming Dance. 2. Kerry Bowlin and Sandy Pfansteil. 1985 Homecoming King and Queen, dance to theme “Islands in the Stream. 3. The thought of work seems far off in the mind of Jamie Puckett. 4. Amy Butler and Robyn Goff discuss a homework assignment between classes. 95 1. Jennene Hudson shows what endurance is needed to be a good cross-country runner. 2. The pep band awaits the cue for On- ward Bearcats!” 3. The spirit of the Walton- Verona crowd is shown on the faces of the pep band. 4. Angie Bowlin is taken by surprise by our photographer. 96 1. Ginger Rohrer receives congratulations from Mrs. Ryan on a great year in cheerleading. 2. Lori Waller placed third at State in the discus competition. 3. Richard Dixon shows what it takes to he a Bearcat baseball player. 4. Tim Hudson warms up in shotput before a meet. 5. Tonya Elmore finds class to be humerous. 97 “You’re the Inspiration” On May 10, 1985 one hundred fifty students attended the Junior-Senior Prom at Quality Inn in Covington, Kentucky. Din- ner consisted of turkey, stuffing, potatoes, green beans, and rolls; followed by chocolate eclairs for dessert. Entertainment was pro- vided by Sold Gold Sound. After dinner many enjoyed dancing and later exchanging of the garters. The crowning of t he Court was held at 10:30 p.m. and the follow- ing were chosen: Brenda Dilbeck and Scott Benton — 3rd atten- dants; Sharon Maddox and Joe Behne — 2nd attendants; Angela Duvall and Jamie Puckett — 1st attendants; Candy Helton and Shawn Anderson — Queen and King. 1. Robyn Goff and Ixirry Meiman prepare to face the crowd. 2. Amy Baker and Tom Luebbe practice on their video game skills. 3. Sharon Maddox receives roses from Mrs. Dykes after being named to the Prom Court. 4 King Shawn Anderson and Queen Can- dy Helton share a royal dance. 98 Standing. L. to H : Joe Behne — 2nd Attendant; Sharon Maddox — 2nd Attendant; Jamie Puckett — 1st Attendant; Angela Duvall — 1st At- tendant; Andra Cummins — Princess; John Rapp; Prince; Shawn Anderson (King). Sitting: Brenda Dilbeck 3rd Attendant; Candy Helton — Queen; Scott Benton — 3rd Attendant. o V f L 1 U 2. Ginger Rohrer and Greg Poore share a quiet moment together. 3. Amy Eddins and Tom Biddle enjoy a special dance. 4. Candy Helton receives roses from Mrs. Hance after being chosen Queen. 99 f 3 . Eddie Hoppenjans removes Kim Tyler's garter. 2. Karen Waller and Steve Rodgers share a quiet moment together. 3. Kevin Flynn helps Karen Webster from the car after arriving at the prom. 4. Sharon Perry dances with Keith Sowder during the Prom. 100 . Darrin Taulbee and Anna Bailey arrive at the Prom in good spirits. 2. Sandy Pfanstiel crowns Andra Cummins Princess of the 1985 Prom. 3. Rhonda Williams and Marty Ashcraft share a perfect dance. 4. Mr. Lyons announces the 1985 King and Queen. 101 Graduation 1985 . Lori Waller preparing for the graduation ceremonies 2. C hr is Turner has Mrs Janice Whaley help him with his graduation gown i Mrs klaine Tillery helps Mrs. Pal Washknot k with her graduate hood 4 Mr Frank Lyons helps Sandy Pfanstiel with finishing touches 102 “A Golden Achievement” % Mr Ivan Bennett introduces the guest speaker for the 1985 Commencement exercises 2 Dr Davna Cheesman Mohammadione. former Wahon-Verona graduate, a current medical resident gives the 1985 Commencement address i Melissa Wingate the 1985 Saluiatonan gives farewell remarks to friends, parents and classmates. 4 Valedictorian Kerry Bowlin gives a beneficial speech to classmates, friends and faculty 103 04 (S Reg U S Pat TM Off JEANIE LOCATIONS Upper Level - Florence Mall Mall Office - Mall Road Booth Hospital - Turfway Road Main Office - U. S. 42 Greater Cinti International Airport-Terminal A Five Convenient Locations to Serve You! 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