West Carrollton High School - Piratan Yearbook (West Carrollton, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1986 volume:

In 1985, I see myself as the color white-like a blank piece of paper that important people can write on to make me what I am. — Piratan I see myself as the color blue, ready to jump, but afraid to hurt myself. — Julie Rose “I see myself as the color black because my true feelings remain hidden like the shadows. — Paul Baker I see myself as the colors red and black because I am proud to be a Pirate. — Mike Fortkamp I see myself as the color of the season because I'm just another person who blends into the surroundings. — John Campbell “I don't see myself as any color because they don't have a color for me. — Tammy Fugett 2 Piratan “I don't see myself as one color, but in stripes changing from one color to another not sure of which color works best. — Randy Loehrig “Since entering high school, I have learned that no matter what you do, not everyone will like you. So instead of trying to please others, just please yourself. — Susan Slade “Since entering high school. I've become stronger as a person. I've had to deal with major successes and disappointments. I've lived through the low points and used them as opportunities to try new things. — Merry DeLeon “The one person whom I have met who has most influenced my life is my father. He has shown me that hard work is the key to life, but he has also shown me how to have a good laugh. — Allen White The Yearbook 5 The one person whom I have met who has most influenced my life is Mr. David Taylor. Through both psychology and ecology, I have learned to love myself and to work with a group. — Anonymous If I could have my picture taken with anyone in the world, I would have it taken with my family — they are the closest to my heart. — Vicki Hilliard If I could have my picture taken with anyone in the world, I would have it taken with my sister, who has gone to West Germany for a year, because she means very much to me. — Jeff Blommel If I could have my picture taken with anyone in the world, I would have it taken with my mom because she's not just my mother, she's also my friend. — Liz Goecke 6 Piratan “The one person whom I have not met who has most influenced my life is God — I'm not a religious person, but in times of trouble, I have always come out unharmed, and I credit this to myself with a little help from him. — Anonymous The person whom I have not met who has most influenced my life is a guy in a wheelchair ... He has shown me that I should keep trying in life and never give up. I should conquer my problems instead of running away from them. — Vicky Bothe The one person whom I have not met who has most influenced my life is a little girl who died when she was four, and she was my mother's sister. Her name was Jonnie, and I've always planned on naming my little girl Jonnie in rememberance of her. — Elaine Fultz The Yearbook 9 Having friends and being free have been the highlights of high school ... I'll probably never be this free again. — Billy Spencer Walleyball, football, and wrestling have been the highlights of high school. I believe that a little sweat and pain make the best memories ... The blisters will go away, but the memories won't. — Robert Martin The highlight of my high school years was the beginning of dating a girl who was to become my lifelong companion. — Mike Bultman “In 1986, I see myself as the colors of the spectrum, filled with faces, all shaped in a way as never seen before. I arrange all the fondest dreams, ideas, experiences, sensations, and interactions as pictures in a book. — Piratan 10 Piratan The Yearbook 11 12 Student Life Homecoming Weekend '85 14 Homecomina The parade and the pre-game ceremony were the highlights for the 1985 Homecoming court. King — Bill Palcic 8c Queen — Clarie Mays. Seniors: Stephanie Mullins — Scott Sat-terthwaite, Anna Foust — Phil Johns, Carol Johnson — Tony Cali, Stephanie Simms — Jim Adkins. Juniors: Rhonda Hemberger — Rob Dougherty, Lee Jean McDaniel — Jeff Slovak, Lora Hetzler — Kai Eiken. Sophomores: Kathy Bodish — Joe Palcic, Tracy Kemper — Dale Caudill, Kara Brady — Mike Jensen. Grand Marshal for the parade and court was Mike Howard. 1 — Grand Marshal. Mike Howard, waves to the crowd. 2 — Clarie and Bill at the pre-gome crowning. 3 — Danny collects his thoughts at halftime 4 — The 1985 Homecoming Court. 5 — Seniors parade their float in grand style for second place. 6 — Shannon and Leslie perform a tune from A Chorus Line. 7 — Trocy and Dale love a parade. 8 — Lee Jean and Jeff embraced dnd coupled on the court. 9 — Tracey and Brian are as pretty as a picture. Homecoming 15 Homecoming — Back To The Future WEST CARROLLTON CELEBRATES! KING PALCIC, QUEEN MAYS CROWNED; PIRATES FRY FENWICK, 26-0; IT DIDN'T RAIN ON OUR PARADE 16 Homecoming The Senior class zoomed'' West Carrollton Back to the Future for the 1985 Homecoming. A whole week of events led up to the biggest day of days in the school year. Spirit week started on Monday with hat shades and college sweatshirt day. Tuesday was tacky tourist beach day, and Wednesday was dress-up and gotcha day. The seniors' favorite day, servant day, was on Thursday, and everyone showed their school spirit on Friday for red and black day. The weather was perfect on Saturday for the pagentry of the parade. The court was announced and the King and Queen were crowned during the pre-game ceremonies. The Pirates finished off fhe afternoon clipping the Fenwick Falcons, 26-0. The day was topped off perfectly with dancing to the music of the Music Machine at the Homecoming dance held in the gym. 1 — Mr. Van Tine rides in his first Homecoming parade. 2 — Lisa and Tina are looking cool in their shades. 3 — The boogie-woogie bugle boy from WC. 4 — Gained a little weight. Billy? 5 — Come on Beth, give us o little smile. 6 — Phil and Anna love the parade crowds. 7 — Shelley and Chris enjoy a special evening 8 — Christy could have danced all night 9 — Jan carries her flog with pride 10 — The sophomores rocket to a first place trophy. 11 — The Pirates fall all over the Falcons. Homecoming 17 Senior Night Parents' Night AN ALL-AROUND THUMBS UP NIGHT; WE HONOR OUR PARENTS AND BID OUR SENIORS A FOND FAREWELL 18 Senior Night Tonight is not only Parents' Night, but it is a night to spotlight another special group of people — our seniors. Tonight is the last home football game for these seniors, the last game to cheer in this stadium, to play on this field. We've been with you through the thrill of victory and we've been with you through the agony of defeat, but whichever it was, you gave us your best on Friday nights. We salute each and every one of you. You wear the red and black with spirit and pride. Next year, life will move on and will no longer be your senior year — whether you go on to college or on into the work force — you will be in the freshmen year of your lives and you each will go your individual, separate ways. But for now, you are here, you are together, you are a team, you are seniors, and we are proud to call you ours! Seniors, you've stood on the sidelines and watched others do this before. Now, it is your turn! Tonight, seniors, be a team once again — West Carrollton fans, let's show these seniors our heartfelt congratulations and appreciation! This salute to the seniors and parents is a special night in West Carrollton. Parents' Night 19 1 — “AAAAAYYYYY! Seniors are cool! 2 — Who says cheerleaders don't have muscle? 3 — Carrolltones wave good-bye to the underclassmen on the field and in the stands 4 — Seniors line up for their final stand before the final kick-off. 5 — Matt and Mr. Gallehue salute each other with thumbs up. 6 — Rannel reflects back on her eorly days as a Carrolltone 7 — Senior Flag Corps sparkle and shine in their finale. 8 — Black Death's impervious defense makes its last stand The Diary of Anne Frank 20 Fall Play k t 'i' ♦«♦♦ «!J The Diary of Anne Frank was presented as the 1985 fall play. This drama deals with the problems faced by the Jewish people during World War II. The cast included: Mr. Frank.......................Tim Smith Miep..............................Kristin Jeffers Mr. VanDaan .......................George Nolen Mrs. VanDaan ...............Kari Gantner Peter VanDaan ..............John Rogakos Margot Frank ...............Jayne Maddux Mrs. Frank...............Cathy Craddock Anne Frank ..............Amie Przyborowski Mrs. Kraler .............Samantha Johns Mr. Dussel...............Chris Thompson Director ................Mrs. Kathy Lakes Student Director ........Jennifer Buckley 1 — Dear Diary, ... 2 — Movie Stars! 3 — Knit one, pearl two, .4 — Tim and Cathy discuss a grim situation. 5 — Mrs Quack Quack strikes again 6 — Excuse me, but where is the nearest hospital? 7 — Now that I have my shoes, where is my coat? 8 — The Cast 9 — How important are first impressions? Fall Play 21 Musical — Hello Dolly 22 Musical CAST PUTS ON ITS SUNDAY CLOTHES, SHOWS A LITTLE ELEGANCE AND SAYS, HELLO DOLLY DURING ITS WEEKEND PERFORMANCE March 13-15 were the dates for the spring musical, Hello Dolly.” The story is about a 19th century matchmaker who is trying to match up couples, and secretly catch a beau herself. Jayne Maddux and George Nolen had the leads as Dolly Gallegher-Levi and Horace Van-dergelder. The musical was directed by Floyd Lowman. The cast and crew performed this production in the junior high school auditorium. 1 — Terri smiles for the audience. 2. — Eric works behind the scene.3 — Who are you singing to Tanya? 4 — Lights, camera, action. 5 — 33T1 and still going strong. 6 — Jenny. Jett, and Tina show off their Sunday clothes. 7 — Matt praises the virtues of womanhood 8 — The music was the final touch. 9 — Hello Dolly! 10 — That's enough blush, doctor. 11 — Provocative is just what Loa wants to be. 12 — The cast and crew of Hello Dolly. Musical 23 One More Night JUNIORS AND SENIORS DANCE AWAY ONE MORE SPRING NIGHT AS WEST CARROLLTON USHERS IN MAY IN STYLE WITH ITS '86 PROM 24 Prom One could not recognize the gym on Saturday, May 3. When the couples walked in, what they saw were the night lights of a city. The Music Machine provided the sound as couples danced for One More Night at this year's Junior-Senior prom. The pictures were taken out in the courtyard to capture a natural mood. Good music and good company made for a very enjoyable evening and memories to last for years to come. 1 — Paul and Jenny gaze into each other's eyes. 2 — Having fun. Leslie? 3 — 1986 Junior-Senior prom theme. 4 — Tonya's lost in love. 5 — Kim and Lisa are looking good! 6 — What a cute couple! 7 — Ronnie and his date take a break from dancing. 8 — Lee Jean dances the night away. 9 — Andrea and David are all smiles. 10 — Don't look, but they're taking our picture! 11 — J.R. shows off his date. 12 — Nice shades. Brent! Prom 25 The Closing Chapters Of STUDENTS HONORED AT CLASS BLESSED AT BACCALAUREATE; TASSELS TURNED AT GRADUATION; , . . . LOOKS LIKE WE MADE IT WIST CttMUTM WCH SOW BACCALAUREATE k.' 26 Graduation Due to the state's mandate, seniors were directed to stay in school longer, and to them, it seemed as though the week of final activities leading to commencement would never arrive. Eventually, they did during the first week in June, the last week of school. On a warm Sunday night, June 1, seniors were guided through the baccalaureate ceremony by Darren Jordan, chosen to deliver the Invocation, and Susan Slade, selected to do the Benediction. Pastor Maureen Van Heerden of St. Peter's Lutheran Church in Trenton, Ohio, delivered the message, serious in tone laced with humorous anecdotes. After one formal and one informal practice, seniors (and underclassmen) were given distinction for outstanding achievements and performances at an assembly on June 2. Honors were awarded for outstanding performances in athletics, scholarship, leadership, citizenship, and for artistic merit. And, after one more formal practice, 296 seniors gathered for one last time as a class for graduation at Memorial Hall on June 5. Michele Wiley and Clarie Mays delivered the Invocation and Benediction, respectively. Seniors tapped Billy Spencer, Anna Foust, Paige Benson, and Jimmy Adkins to deliver orations. While the orchestra entertained in the lobby before the ceremony, the band played Mac-Arthur Park and the chorus sang I Sing the Body Electric during the evening's program. Mr. Van Tine presented the class. Dr. Ramage offered congratulations, and Mr. Robinson and Dr. Ramage awarded diplomas with the aid of Mrs. Moore and Mr. Maus. Even though several faculty members were honored by the class, the seniors were truly the stars of this evening, the stars of this show, this graduation. 1 — The beginning of the end. 2 — Susan blesses the class with a prayer. 3 — The graduates make their final stand at Memorial Hall. 4 — A little graduation smile. 5 — Portrait of a graduate. 6 — Is this a beauty contest, or is this Baccalaureate? 7 — Have you hugged your graduate today? 8 — Friends together for one last time. 9 — Gretchen prepares to award Piratan'sMost Outstanding Senior Boy. 10 — While others gaze on yesterday and tomorrow, Anna focuses in on Today. 11 — A few last minute adjustments. 12 — Curly, Larry, and Moe — together again. Graduation 27 1 — Yes, your tassels' on straight, Phil. 2 — Mel. Lisa. Diane, and Dori rehearse for the stage, getting ready to dance to the tune of Pomp and Circumstance.” 3 — Profile of an outgoing President, Jimmy Adkins. 4 —Virginia and Chad say. Goodbye, old friend.” 5 — Paige gazes deeply into the crystal ball of Tomorrow” in her graduation oration. 6 — Teacher Todd instructs his students, Joey and Mark — first, you place it flat on your head with the tassel on the left. 7 — One ceremony down and two to go as Eric proudly walks toward the future. 8 — Michele invokes blessings on this special night and the Senior Class. 9 — From senior Billy to alumni Billy with the move of a hand. 10 — Darren requests the audience to please stand with the class to pray and sing. 11 — Elaine gets a merry” touch to have everything just right. 12 — Let me pin it here. Julie. 13 _ “Wow. Graduation!” 14 — Congratulations. Vicky. 15 _ Kelli, Jack, and the warmth of friendship. Graduation 29 1 — June 5 ... the time for seniors to fly. to move ahead in time. 2 — Co-valedictorians. Brad Snider and Anjie Rose, graduate with perfect 4.0. 3 — Pastor Van Heerden asks. “How am I doing? as she encourages the class to laugh in life. 4 — We're all In this together. 5 — Passing the sword from one Senior Class President to another. 6 — Hail, hail the gang's all here .. for the first time, the girls graduated In red rather than white. 7 — Passing the gavel, from one Student Body President to another. 8 — Dr. Ramage announces it's time for the real reason for graduation . the awarding of diplomas. 9 — Melissa entertains in the lobby as a senior in string ensemble 10 — Mr Van Tine thanks seniors for helping him in Ns first year as principal. 11 — Where the boys are. 12 — Anna bear hugs Mr McCollum ... “He didn't want us to honor him. but we did it anyway 13 — Guys graduated in black instead of red 14 — The sound of music. 15 — Tammy and Bryan classmates no more, friends forever 16 — Gowns? Graduation 31 32 Sports A Season Of Promise; A Season Of Pain The 1985 Pirate football team battled to a 5-5 record, tying for 4th place in the MML. The highlight of the year was Homecoming, a 26-0 victory over Fenwick. Disappointment soon arose with the inability to overcome injuries. Honors were awarded to: Bill Palcic, Scott Sat-terthwaite, Andy Wolf, and Jeff Lykins, 1st team; Scott Burchfield, Jerry Mays, 2nd team; Rick Wyatt, Honorable Mention; Mike Sizer, Danny Chambers, Coaches Award; Jeff Lykins, MVP. Football is a game of emotion, and when we lost our intensity, we had a hard time regaining our momentum ' said Coach Brigati. 1 — The sign says it all! 2 — Dan intercepts the Falcon drive and looks for open space. 3 — Robby sees a potential TD. 4 — Coach Brigati growls his offense. 5 — Underclassmen show their Pirate spirit. 6 — Doing the Heimlich Maneuver. Jon? 7 — Rick booms” another punt. 8 — Mr Schoenberger shows he can rub his stomach and pat his head. 9 — Determination takes Dave Duncan into the end zone. 10 — I'm so confused!” 11 — The 1985 Pirate football team: Row 1 — L. McDaniel. J. Roth. J. Today. R. Campbell. A. Foust. S. Mullins. C Mays. S. Slade. M. Koop-man, S. Yoon. T. Douglas,. C. Huneke Row 2 — R. Mazur, M. Troxell, B. Warner, A. Poffenberger. J. Purnell. D. Palmer, D. Hendricks. J. Hines. J Wynne. J. Reed. Row 3 — R. Toops, S. Hall. E. Hall. D. Schacherer. J. Palcic. G. Hazel. R. Mays, D. Duncan, D. Gibson. J. Giles. R. Albaugh Row 4 — R. Dabb. B. Wickline. M. Williams. R. Wyatt, D. Brown. J. Adkins. B. Carpenter, D. Chambers. J. Mays. B. Palcic. Row 5 — S. Satterthwaite. S Wells. S. Burchett. A. Wolf, J. McGuire. W Corrado, R Melzoni. C. Hanselman. B. Norton. J. Lykins. R. Mays. Row 6 — M. Simms, D. Hendricks. D. Hutchins, R. Dougherty. D. Barnett. R. Denny. S. Paul. M. Stucker, J. Mieding. M. Sizer. Row 7 — S. Morris, V. Staple-ton. S. Burchfield. M Austin. T. Lewis. G Wolf. D. Estep. B. Hessinger, G. Stephenson, N. Christiansen. Row 8 — M. Fortkamp. T Fleenor. Coach Harmony. Coach Brigati. Coach Schoenberger, Coach Tracy. Coach Howard, Coach Herman, M. Knox, T Allen V ; I— Lady Pirates Set Up To 4th MML Title The 1985-86 varsity volleyball team finished with an overall record of 18-6. In the MML, they finished first with an undefeated record of 14- 0. In district play, the Lady Pirates were seeded second, but in the semi-final action, they were stopped short by Carroll from a controversial call in the third game. Team awards were given to Paige Benson, MVP, 1st Team MML. and District 15 All-Stars; Mary Jo Erickson, 1st Team MML and Most Improved; Cathy Van Dyke, 1st Team MML, District 15 All-Stars, and Coach's Award; Mel Hubbs, 2nd Team MML and Scholar Athlete; Lisa Szeman, 2nd Team MML and Outstanding Sophomore Award; Angie Casper, MML Honorable Mention and Ms. Scrappy Award. Coach Debbie Herman was chosen as MML Coach of the Year and Co-Coach of District 15 All-Stars. 1 — Lisa looks up to Paige for senior guidance 2 — Mary Jc cuts forth the effort. 3 — Show them pearly whites. Lisa A — Just a little higher. Jenny! 5 — Way to get down. Cathy! 6 — Teamwork. 7 — The 1985 Varsity Volleyball Team: Row 1 — tri-captain C Van Dyke, tn captain M Hubbs. M.J Erickson. Row 2 — M Rado. T Rinaldi, A Casper. T Pfeiffer Row 3 — L. Szeman. Coach Herman, tricaptain P Benson 8 — Concentration is the name cl the game. 9 — The 1785 Reserve Volleyball Team Row 1 — P Rado. J Lucas. T Boyd Row 2 — K. Cromer, L. Riddell, M Wine. L. I echty. Row 3 — Coach Page 10 — Marilyn puts one down at warm-ups 11 - Pirates set up for another win. 36 Volleyball Volleyball 37 BOYS' SOCCER Pirates Powerhouse To MML Championship The mighty Pirates kept its winning streak alive, bringing home the MML trophy for the 4th time. Varsity and reserve finished 17-2-1 and 10-2-3, respectively. The dynamic soccer champs charged opponents with a powerhouse attack, coupled with a stingy defense. Varsity scored over 100 goals and reserve had 10 shutouts, setting school records. Awards included: Scholar Athlete, Brad Snider; Varsity MVP, Greg Page; Reserve MVP, David Ball; Varsity Coaches Award, Tim Garwood and Eric Vendel; Reserve Coaches Award, Kai Ei-ken; Reserve MIP, Eddie Grant; Army College Fund MVP Player, Tony Cali. Coach Baldridge summed up his season as AMAZING! Coach-of-the-year, Brian Leahy, said, “The Pirate soccer teams kept smiles of pride all year long. 1 — This is our fourth time Super MML Soccer Champs for 1985-86. WE LOVE OUR SOCCER GUYS! 2 — I think we call that a foul, Billy. 3 — Got anymore fruit to go with that raspberry. David? 4 — Go for a score. Kai. 5 — 1985-86 Varsity Soccer Team: Row 1 — B. McNutt, C. Bowman, A. Price, C. Sams, J. Walker, C. Ebbers. Row 2 — B Fearn, G Page, B Kuhn, E. Vendel, J. Slovak, K Bragg. C. Page, tri-capt . R. Sweeney. Row 3 — D. Hoff, T. Cali, tri-capt.. T. Whittamore, B Spencer, tri-capt . D Labatzky, T. Garwood. M. Hanayik, C. Carter, J. Blommel. Row 4 — B. Beringer, Coach Leahy, M. Blair, B. Snider, M. Hadley, A. Bashore. Codch Baldridge. Coach Burchett. 6 — Jeff has a super soccer save. 7 — A behind the look at Chris Tag. 8 — Ooops! You missed, David. 9 — Chris Page uses Ns head to bump. 10 — Billy Kuhn goes for a fast break to the goal. 11 — Cheer up. Matt, you win some, you lose some. 12 — Coach Leahy gets the varsity fired up for another victory. 13 — The Reserve Soccer Team: Row 1 — T. Whitted, C Slade. K Reigelsperger, K. Bodish, A Burch, K. Michael. Row 2 — E. Grant, S. Hanayik, D. Henry. C. Whittamore, C. Moon, M. Jensen. D. Ball. Row 3 — A. Beringer, T. Chittum, J. Rogers, M Snider, D. Bishop, D. Caudill, M Cochran, B. Smith. Row 4 — B Beringer, Coach Leahy, J. Tavella. C. Tag, K. Eiken, M. Hadley. A. Bashore, Coach Baldridge, Coach Burchett. 38 Boys' Soccer We Are The Pirates We Are A Family We are the Pirates, We are a Family; Don't stop Believing, We will Achieve it. Together! The Lady Pirates started the year with a disappointing five losses, but turned the season around with their come from behind victory over Lebanon (4-3). The Pirates finished 7-11-0 overall and 6-6-0 in the league. In the tournament, West Carrollton was 2-0 over Carlisle and 0-8 with Alter. Awards were received by: Lisa Fitzharris, 1st Team MML, 2nd Team All-Area, Scholar Athlete, MVP Award, Army MVP Award; Wendy Swartz, Defensive Player of the Year, 2nd Team MML, Flonorable Mention All-Area; Debbie Myers, Flonorable Mention MML; Elaine Carter, 2nd Team MML; Candy Sexton, Offensive Player of the Year; Tina Cochran, Coach's Award. 1 — Wendy seems to have bionic powers. 2 — Every time! 3 — The coach gives some serious advice A — The varsity Lady Pirates soccer team: Row T — E. Carter, T. Cochran. Row 2 — E. Redder. C Thompson, D. Myers. L. Fitzharris. W Swartz, S. Nilsson. K. Brady. Row 3 — R. Hem-berger. S. Parks, K. Kriner, T. Moore, L. Caron, T. Kross. M. Cox. C. Sexton. Row A — Coach Theresa Ward. Trainer J. Richter, K. Cation, Trainer L. Hopkins, Coach Carol Credit. 5 — A sure goal. 6 — Staci boots the ball. 7 — Rhonda stands to support the Lady Pirates. 8 — Lady Pirate Paula Langlois puts on the war paint. 9 — The reserve Lady Pirates soccer team: Row t — A. Clark. K. Million, L. Cali. D. Frost. L. McKinley. Row 2 — D. Leedom. K. Wade. P. Langlois. V. Gould. A. Corrado, J. Simpson. Row 3 — Trainer J. Richter. K. Bolden, K. Kobes. Coach Theresa Ward, J. Mays, S. Hanayik, Trainer L. Hopkins. 40 Girls' Soccer Pirates Grapple, But Championship Crown Eludes Wrestlers The 1985-86 Pirate wrestliing team had their hopes pinned on a 4th consecutive title; however, the third time was the last charm for the Pirate grapplers. The dual meet record was 6 wins and 4 losses. In tournament action, the team received a 1st place at Stebbins, 3rd place at Centerville, and 7th at the St. Xavier invitational. The highlight of the season was coming from a large deficit to clinch 2nd place at the Carroll Invitational Tournament. The Pirates captured 2nd place in the MML, losing to Lebanon by a narrow 5‘ 2 points. Three wrestlers won MML championships: Mark Lucas, 132; Jeff Roark, 155; Greg Wolf, Heavyweight. 1 — Jeff works his way to another pin. 2 — Coaches Poock and Campbell patiently watch the Pirates wrestle to a 6 and 4 record. 3 — Hey ref, how much longer0” 4 — “Look ma. no cavities!” 6 — How about a piggy-back ride'’ 6 — Danny has his man broken. 7 — What an appealing smile! 8 — Greg stalks his prey 9 — The 1985-86 Pirate wrestlers: Row 1 — T. Douglas. S Thomas, J Roark, capt. M. Lucas, capt.. T. Bettendorf. C. Farra, D. Myers, A. Wolf. S. Mullins. Row 2 — J Roth. R Cassoni. G. Wolf. S. Paul. D. Sorg, S. Hall, P Baker. B. Smith. S. Slade. Row 3 — C. Huenke, S. Yoon. J. Smith. C. Moon, C. Kilroy. T. Kilroy. M. Koopman, R. Campbell. Row 4 — J. Today. M Easterling, C. Whittamore, D. Rice. S. firmer, C Mays. A. Foust. Row 5 — Coach Poock, S. Womack. E. Redder. D. Myers. A. Bashore, G Stephenson. Coach Campbell. 42 Wrestling 00 o S i— Long Roundball Season Behind Them Team Looks Forward To Next Year The Pirate basketball team trudged through its season. The momentum of winning two of their first three games soon ended, for the rest of the season only produced one more victory. The team's record finished at 3-18 overall, and 1-13 in the league. When the Pirates went to tournament, they played the state-seeded Alter Knights, losing 85-52. Pirate awards included: MVP, Chad Haitz; Pirate Pride, Chad Haitz and Mike Lab; Outstanding Sophomore, James McGuire; Best Freethrow Shooter, Joey Stomps; Most Improved, George Fatkin. 1 — Brent jumps for an alley-ooop. 2 — Charles stretches for a shot. 3 — Varsity: Row 1 — J. Giles, C. Haitz, B. Myers, D. Belt Row 2 — T Good, M. Lab, B. Marsh, G. Fatkin. J. Stomps, D. Hoff, T. Summers. T. Morrow. 4 — Reserve Row 1 — R. Albaugh, J McGuire, J. Clevenger. Row 2 — J. Hardacre. D. Hutchins. C. Ross. B. Isaacs. R. Melzoni. 5 — Joey shoots from 15 for 2 6 — Joe focuses on the basket 7 — Oh, stop. 8 — Tim lays up 2 9 — Watch out! 10 — Coach Gerhard talks strategy. 11 — Rebound. 12 — Todd's 3-D pass 13 — Shot! 44 Boys' Basketball Boys' Basketball 45 Q £ Co 2 § r— Struggling, But Never Giving Up The Lady Pirates struggled to an overall record of 10-11 and a league record of 6-8 to finish fourth in the MML. The reserves, coached by Nancy Williams, ended their season, 4-16. In tournament, the Hoopsters were defeated in the first round by Dunbar, 56-35. Although the team got off to a rocky start, some great individual performances were put in by Lisa Fitzharris, Donna Trent, Angela Corrado. and Mel Hubbs. Awards went to: Lisa Salyer, Spirit Award; Lisa Fitzharris, Defensive Player of the Year, MVP, and MML Honorable Mention; Mel Hubbs, Scholar Athlete and Coach's Award. Both Fitzharris and Hubbs were selected to the District 15 All-Stars. Coach Tara Hessert feels, overall, the team had a good season playing with 100% effort, hustle, and determination. 1 — Christi shoots over her defender 2 — Donna looks for an open teammate. 3 — Coach Hessert explains the plan. 4 — i got it. 5 — Amy shoots two. 6 — Coaches pull them together. 7 — Jump, shoot, two! 8 — The Lady Hoopsters: Row 1 — D. May. capt., M. Hubbs. capt., L. Fitzharris, capt. Row 2 — T. Henn, M. Cox, A. Clark, B. Subasic, L. Salyer, S. Carter, K. Rummel, T. Neyhouse. Row 3 — k. Turner. E. Carter, J Sonterre. D. Trent, C. Leary. A. Weber. A. Corrado, C. Thompson. 9 — Lisa sets the play. 10 — Diane finds the going tough. 11 — Mel squeezed through traffic. 46 Girls' Basketball r - r - Solid Offense Propels Pirofes The 1986 Pirate baseball team compiled a season of progression, finishing fourth in the MML. The team wrapped up its season 11-14 overall and 6-8 in the league. They traveled into tournament action defeating Carroll, 12-5. They then upended Xenia, area champions, 3-1, but lost to Franklin by an identical score. League honors were awarded to Bill Palcic, first team all-MML; Bill Spencer, second team all-MML; Phil Johns, second team all-MML; Rob Mays second team all-MML, second tedm all-Miami Valley, and alternate to the Ohio All-Star Game. 1 — Bob gives the signal and awaits the strike. 2 — What are you smiling about. Randy? 3 — Strike one! A — Bill hopes to sparkle on the diamonds of Wright State. 5 — We gotta win. 6 — What are you talking about. Coach? 7 — Varsity — Row 1 — M Morrison. J. Giles. P Johns. B. Palcic, J. Ikerd, R. Mays. J. Lykins. Row 2 — J. Adkins. D. Chambers. B. Lanning. B Reed. B Spencer. J. Fettig, B. Smith. M. Troxell. S. Hali. Coach Swihart 8 — I got it! 9 — Reserve — Row 1 — R. Mays. J. Conerty. A Poffenberger. J. Wynne. J Palcic. J Thacker. B. Ooten. Row 2 — T. Taylor, R. Melzoni. B. Norton. D. Tuttle. C. Hall. G. Hazel. J. McGuire. T Lewis. Coach Melzoni. 10 — Is it a homer. Mike’ 11 — Brad concentrates on his target 12 — Seniors reflect back on the last three seasons 48 Baseball r- i— Here's To The Winners: Lady Pirates 11n District The Lady Pirate softball team, coached by Barry Reed, had its season summed up as hard work and dedication rewarded. The Lady Pirates finished out the season with an overall record, 20-8, which was the winningest girls' softball record in West Carrollton history. Finishing second in the MML with a record of 9-5 was the team's only real disappointment, besides losing to Monroe in Regional semifinal action. Some of the team's highlights included winning the District title by beatng Fairmont by a score of 10-7, and being second-seeded in the District tournament behind first-seeded Fairmont. Lisa Fitzharris and Mel Fiubbs were selected to the Dayton Daily News All-Area team. Lisa Fitzharris also received First Team, second baseman while Mel Fiubbs received Second Team, pitcher. Anna Foust received All-League Flonorable Mention. The reserve squad, coached by Lisa Daniels, finished off their season with a record of 13-4. 1 — Lisa hustles on down after a walk. 2 — Lexi squares up for a bunt. 3 — Mr. Reed finds it difficult to talk to Hollywood'' Kross. 4 — Lisa makes the hard play look easy. 5 — Lady Pirate Softball Team: Row 1 — L. Fulton. S. Carter. K. Michael. R. Perkins. Row 2 — J. Albery. L. Riddell. T. Rinaldi. L. Szeman, J. Mays. J. Rice, R. Cornett, M. Rado Row 3 — A Foust. W Swartz. M. Hubbs. L. Fitzharris. S. Nilsson, C. VanDyke. Row 4 — R. Singleton, P. Rado. K. Cromer, D. Trent, C. Bowman, C. Leary. D. Rice. L. Caron. J. Today, T Kross. V. Potts. 6 — Tina is thinking nothing but strikes! 7 — Show us how to get down, Anna! 8 — Oh my gosh! I hit itl 9 — Mel waits to be hit in. 10 — Reach out. Reach out. and tag someone! 50 Softball g ipquos Over The River And Through The Woods; Runners Cross Country To Midpoint Of MML The 1985-86 Pirate cross country team was small but mighty. Chris Thompson and Fred Hery were the team's co-captains and the only two returning senior boys. The team completely dominated some of the dual and tri meets of the league. In the Mid-Miami League, the boys' team finished in fourth place and the girls' team finished in fifth place. With the end of the season came the sports award banquet. David Johnston and Dori Hesley were named Most Valuable Players. The Scholar Athletes were Fred Hery and Lynda Collins. Brian Housh and Lori Graves were named the Most Dedicated Players. 1 — Coach Houck is sure Shane could get a better time. 2 — On your mark. Get set. GO! 3 — Row 1 — M. Salyers. S. Bilger. S. Wilken. Row 2 — Coach Houck. B. Housh, R. Kunka. capt. C. Thompson 4 — Dori shows her determination. 5 — Brian takes it one step at a time. 6 — Peek-a boo! 7 — Don't talk with your mouth full, Tom 8 — Don’t look now. Fred's catching up! 9 — Hi-hc hi-ho. it's home from the meet we go. 10 — You're almost there, Billy! 52 Cross Country Cross Country 53 OD o S Keep On Trackin' The 1986 boys' track team finished 5th in the league, highlighted by a 2nd place finish in the Bogan Relays. Outstanding performances included: Doug Estep, 3rd District Track Meet and MVP Award; Greg Wolf, 2nd League shot put and discus. Coaches' Award; Steve Thompson, 2nd League 3200 meter run; Vancy Johns, Honorable Mention; Fred Hery, Scholar Athlete; and Mike Hanayik, Coaches' Award. 1 — Greg puts his whole body into the throw. 2 — A perfect beginning. 3 — You've almost got it! 4 — Just wait and see how far this one goes! 5 — On your mark, Chris. 6 — Get set, Sean. 7 — Go. Brian! 8 — Row 1 — D. Estep. C. Stout. F. Hery. M. Hanayik. E. Vendel. M. Mullins, T. Cali, Y. Johns. Row 2 — J. Kleman, E. Erisman. B. Hewitt, R. Sibert, G. Maloon. D. Bruggerman. D. Fischer, M. Salyers. G. Bettendorf, C. Peck. A. Smith, R. Bowman, B. Howard, B. Stoltz, S. Ware Row 3 — T. Derenzo. D. Fricke. J. Reed. C. Parks. D. Reumann, M. Gessner, L. Clem, B. Warner, B. Phillips, R. Mazur. T Coughlin. R. McNally. R. Layton, B. Stauffer, D. Caudill. C. Winter. Row 4 — Coach Harmony, D. Hendricks. S. Thompson, S. Wolf, B. Spencer, S Paul,tC. Williams, D. Stewart. J. Tackett. S. West. A. Bowles. M. Augustsson. K. Delph. I. Manzella, D. Johnston, B. Terry, Coach Eikenbery, Coach Sommer 9 — Shane finishes 10 — One more lap to go. 11 — Geronimo! 54 Boys' Track Boys' Track 5, £ to Girls Keep Tracking To Smashing Records The Lady Pirate tracksters finished second in the MML with two members, Angela Corrado and Angie Casper, advancing to regional competition. The highlights for the team this year were finishing second in the league and at the Bogan Relays and also breaking four school track records. Various awards were given including: Scholar Athlete, Lynda Collins; Dori Hesley, MVP; Michelle Wine. Most Improved; Amber Haynes, Coaches' Award; Lisa Cali, Coaches Award and 1st Team MML; Angie Casper, 1st Team MML; Dori Hesley, 2nd Team MML. Topping off the season with the outstanding performance of the team, Angela Corrado moved on to state competition. In the words of Coach Herman. It has been a great season with a fantastic group of girls. 1 — Is it heavy, Amy? 2 — Great pose. Val. 3 — Seok Mee is the leader of the pack. 4 — Tracksters: Row 1 — A. Byrd. S. Parks. M. Erickson, A. Casper. L. Collins, D. Hesley, A. Haynes. C. Campbell. M. Nillson. A Corrado, S. McCullough. Row 2 — J. Grim, J. Montgomery. C. Roy. V. Gould, G. Osborn, T. Timmons. J. Bailey. S. Hart. M Creech. J. Erickson, K. Huneke, k. Jeffers. A. Burch. Row 3 — E. Grim, L. Hale, S. Hanayik, J. Hawker. S. Cook, S. Penrod, M. Brewer. L. Coli. M. Wine, S. Yoon. D. Payne. K. Hoffman, G. Garlitz. 5 — Teresa shows how the pros do it. 6 — No pain, no gain. 7 — V-rrrroom. 8 — Lynda is a picture of concentration. 9 — Stretch Michelle, stretch. 10 — Up, up, and away. 11 — don't applaud, just throw money. 56 Girls' Track BOYS' TENNIS Fun In The Sun: Simply Smashing The 1986 boys' tennis team had a smashing season. The overall record of the tennis squad was 10-12. In league action, the team battled to a 9-6 record which gave them a second place in the league. Daren Hartman and Chris Cook received first team MML honors. Mark Blair was awarded honorable mention. The players put in a great deal of time and effort, but best of all, they had fun in the sun. 1 — Daren is served a first team MML honor. 2 — Hyung shows off his unique way of serving. 3 — Mark's constant good play wins him an honorable mention. 4 — The Chris Evert Lloyd backhand. 5 — Bart returns one for a point. 6 — Alex shows his range and smashes a backhand. 7 — Jeff keeps his eyes on the ball the whole way. 8 — Right now. John is all tied up. 9 — Chris does the McEnroe shuffle. 10 — Mike is one wild and crazy guy 11 — Row 1 — J. Mescher, M. Easterling. C. Whitamore. H. Yoon. A. Mathews. Row 2 — J Angel. S. Donisi, M Blair, D. Hartman, M. Houston. A. Beringer, B. Beringer, B. Isaacs, Coach Campbell 58 Boys' Tennis Boys' Tennis 59 Q £ N. The Ball's In Our Court — Pirates Rac(quet) To 3rd In MML The girls' tennis team bounced back this year after less than sparkling performances in recent seasons. They finished 3rd in the MML with a 9-5 record and an overall record of 10-12. By gaining this number of victories, the team posted the most wins ever. Most Valuable Player was Diane May for the 3rd year in a row, Most Improved Player was Chris Leary, while Diane May captured the Scholar Athlete award. Coach Hessert reflected back on the season by adding, ... No one person did we rely on, but rather, at different times, different people came through when needed. It was a team effort throughout the season. 1 — Girls' tennis team: Row 1 — D. May. D. Taylor. C. Edgington. Row 2 — K. Ruperti, C. Leary, D. Rogakos, L. Hopkins Row 3 — J. Sonterre. Coach Hessert. T. Fecke 2 — The basics. 3 — We can still see you. 4 — Make that serve an ace. Diane. 5 — Chris puts her power behind her swing 6 — Coach Hessert breaks open the basics 7 — Scared of the ball? 8 — Dee Dee's tennis fashion. 60 Girls' Tennis cr P T| 62 Golf Golfers Hope To Come Up To Par Soon Wait 'til next year, says Coach Ferriell. The golf team ended the season with an overall record of 5-13 and placed 6th in the league with a record of 3-11. The team placed 10th out of 14 teams in their sectional tournament with a record of 384. Playing Springboro at Shaker Run G.C., one of the top ten courses in Ohio and shooting a very respectable score of 182 were the highlights of the season. The disappointment of the team was not having underclassmen from previous years return. Greg Caudill was selected Most Valuable Player and was chosen for the MML 2nd Team. The Scholar Athlete Award went to Bart Isaacs and the Most Improved Award went to Mike Houston. Matt Yoxtheimer was selected to MML Honorable Mention. 1 _ The 1985 Golf Team: Row 1 — M. Cheatwood. J. Katzenmaier. G. Caudill — capt.. L. Wilbur. Row 2 — M. Morrison. T. Taylor. J. Hauk. Row 3 — M. Yoxtheimer. M Houston. D. Turner. Coach Ferriell. 2 — Who's puttin' behind those Foster Grants? 3 — The follow through of Mike Houston 4 — Concentration has begun ... 5 — Bite that lip a little harder, Bart. 6 — Where's the hole? 7 — Raise your hand if you're sure 8 — Going for the birdie. 64 Faculty TTTT 71 CENTRAI. ADMINISTRATION 1— Dr. Vence Remege—Superintendent 2— Dr. Ksdelyn Jervis—Asst. Superintendent 3— Jeck McNebb—Adninistretive Asst. 4 Acting Treeeurer 4 —Dickinson Culler—Asst. Superintendent 5 —Richerd Mums—Business Mensger —Teens DsPew—CoMunity Re 1st ions Coordinstor - 3 Pat SCHOOL ADMIN1STRATION 1— Jin Van Tine—Principal 2— Pat Moore—Asst. Principal J—Prank Maus—Asst. Principal 4— Fred i.ehron—Athletic Director 5— Don Ousley—Guidance Counselor 6— Paul Kiddle—Guidance Counselor 7— Michael Frisby—Guidance Counselor uo oj smtui oo SOCIAL STUDIES 1— Dave f.lancy—Thairperson 2— Bill Poock—Head Wrest I in Coach, Varsity Club, Parking Lot 3— To Henderson—Jr. Class Advisor, Parkin Lot h—Nancy Christ iansen—Cheer leading Advisor 5— Phil Hubbard—Driver's Education 6— Ji Sparrow 7— Pete Kavouras Social Studies Science l teki IUjUulU SCIENCE 1— Jim Bashore—Chairperson, Asst. Golf Coach, Driver's Ed 2— Richard Fowler 3— David Taylor 4— Lon Swihart—Baseball Coach 5— Vicki Hilliard 6— Elaine Frock—NHS Advisor 7— John Mumroey i A 'l A 1 V r-mCcO + S 7brvC J tc MATHEMATICS 1— Charlie Schoenberger—Chairperson 2— Susan Anderson 3— Michael Bock 4— Michael Bultman 5— Aay Reed 6— Jane Pearson 7— Nancy Williams—Asst. Girls Basketball Coach Y] aJ Uj — Mathematics HOME ECONOMICS 1— Paula Baker—Chairperson 2— Call Young—Sophomore Class Advisor 3— Cindy Haacke BUSINESS 4— Linda Kelly—Chairperson, COE 5— Nancy Pack 6— Karen Wolf 7— Carolyn McMillen B—Cindy Duvall—PJA MUSIC 1— Mike Callehue—Band Director 2— Dave Crable—Aast. Band Director 3— Floyd Unman—Choir Director, Vocal Expressions 4— Lynn Weber—Orchestra Director FOREIGN LANGUAGE i Stan Aults—Chairperson, French Club, Muse Machine 6— Michelle Krabacher—Spanish Club 7— Brad Foland—German Club 8— Toni Craig—German Music Foreign Language Industrial Arts Art INDUSTRIAL ARTS 1— Don Gier—Chairperson 2— Al McCroskey 3— Bud Hail ART 4— Ken Christman 5— Neil Bailey «J_) 3 HEALTH PHYS. El). 1— Doris Sanner—School Nurse 2— Roxy Laycox 3— Dan Gerhard—Head Boys' Basketball Coach LIBRARY A—Dorothy Bickley—Head Librarian 5—Shirley Palmer—Multi-Media Clerk DRIVER'S ED. f —Eric Herman—Girls Track Coach, Asst. Football Coach, Intramurals Health Phys. Ed. Driver's Ed. Library 6 SECRETARIES 1— Mary Wackerman—Main Office 2— Norma Blackburn—Principal'• 3— Rita Blackburn—Guidance ♦—Carol Krueger—Athletic b—Lois Whitehead—Attendance AIDES 6—Pan Cox—Industrial Arts 'J hoard of education 1— Willard Frush—President 2— Jacqueline Mann—Vice-Fret ident 3— Maribeth Eiken A—Harold Robinson Jack Lightcap 6—Donald Mott ley J. 0!c cC Board of Education 80 Seniors Jim Adkins Steve Anderegg Joey Anson Ruth Ann Arber Lisa Archer Alan Armbruster Teresa Ashley Lara Ayers Jeff Baber Lisa Baker Diane Ball Tony Ball David Barnett Sharon Bartimay Rebecca Bartley Ann Bashore Paige Benson Mark Blair Brian Blake Kim Blankenship 82 Seniors Jennifer Buckley Troye Buckney Scott Burchfield Tonya Burks Jeannie Butler Lori Conn Seniors 83 Brian Carpenter Craig Carter Dan Chambers Lynda Collins Chris Cook Wes Corrado Cathy Craddock Peggy Crouch Rhonda Crum Mike Dunn 94 Seniors Cindy Edgington April Eldridge Doug Estep Robin Eubank Jennifer Cullers Merry DeLeon Tammy Curtis Bryan DeLong Tina Cuti LeAnn Deski Jeff Deel Michelle Doerflein Lynn Farnsworth George Fatkin Jim Fettig Donita Fields Denise Fisher Lisa Fitzharris Susan Fleming Brad Flynn Mike Fortkamp Anna Foust Dana Frost Elaine Fultz Craig Furay Kari Gantner Barry Garrett Ginger Garwood Julie Geiger Melissa Gephart David Gibson Kevin Glass Seniors 85 Chris Gomez Chris Goodson Sherry Grabeman Tom Green Brian Gullett Chad Haitz Annette Hall Shelly Hall Mike Hanayik Kim Harmon Michelle Hatcher Kim Haught Amy Hawkins Tia Hayes Amber Haynes Rick Hensley Rob Hensley Fred Hery Dori Hesley Bobby Hessinger 86 Seniors Jay Hines Darren Hoff Lisa Hoffman Jennifer Holman Mary Howard Melanie Hubbs Joan Hulsey Jack Ikerd Valerie Jackson Phil Johns Stephanie Jones Darren Jordan Tammy Kepler Peggy Kinsella Pam Kline Seniors 87 Yancy Johns Carol Johnson Lisa Johnson Pauletta Johnson Doug Jones Kim Knight Stephanie Kohler Julie Kokenge Bobbi Kretzer Brad Kurrek Mike Lab David Labatzky Karen Lang Paula Langlois Hyun Lee Kristin Lehman Tim Lewis Jeff Liechty Tara Litsey Mark Lucas Jeff Lykins Jayne Maddux Cathy Mahaney Vickie Maloy Sheryl Mandich 88 Seniors Jeff Marchal Leah Marcus Toni Marinelli Cathy Marshall Rob Martin Paul Martino Merrill Massie Diane May Jennifer Maybury Clarie Mays Jeff McDaniel Cindy McGraw Bobbi Jo Meadows Jennifer Meyer Jeff Miko Seniors 89 Mike Miller Rannel Moesner Jay Morgan Sherri Morris Tim Morrow Jeff Mullins Mark Mullins Stephanie Mullins Danny Myers Debbie Myers Steve Napier Kim Niebel Sara Nilsson George Nolen Vicki Oakes Joe Oldham Chris Page Bill Palcic Benjie Payne Doug Perrin 90 Seniors Mike Price Lisa Prince Amie Przyborowski Dee Dee Pullon Dennis Pyles Kelly Quillen Vanessa Ramage Heather Ramsey Ann Rath Angie Reed Julie Rieger Chris Roark Ollie Roberts Susan Robinson John Rogakos Seniors 91 Anjie Rose Karla Ruperti Kelli Russell Melissa Salyers Carolyn Sams Scott Satterthwaite Todd Scarberry Jayne Schuler Doug Schultz Kevin Shaughnessy Sandy Short Sherry Shroyer Stephanie Simms Sharon Simpson Keith Sims Mike Sizer Susan Slade Amy Smith Chad Smith Jenny Smith 92 Seniors Mike Smith Mitch Smith Norma Smith Randall Smith Tim Smith Karen Snell Brad Snider Virginia Sparks Billy Spencer Melissa Spencer Michelle Spencer Kim Stafford Todd Stanyon Stephanie David Stewart Steinbrunner Joey Stomps Michele Story Chris Stout Todd Summers Wendi Swartz Seniors 93 Janelle Sweeney Matt Tanksley Gina Taulbee Steve Thoma Chris Thompson Jeff Thompson Tammy Thompson Michael Todd Eric Vendel Jackie Walker Erica Walters Julie Ware 94 Seniors Caren Thompson Cathy Van Dyke Ken Warner Tommy Watts Gail Wells Scott Wells Allen White Tammi White Tonya White Robert Whitehead Todd Whittamore Martin Wilbur Michele Wiley Scott Willis Missy Winstead Andy Wolf Randy Wright Eric Wyatt Rick Wyatt Hyung Yoon Julie Zimmer Rich Zimmer Donald Zimmerman Seniors 95 Seniors 97 Melanie Hubbs MOST OUTSTANDING SENIOR GIRL Melanie Hubbs was chosen as the 1986 Most Outstanding Senior girl. Piratan and the Senior Class awarded Mel, a versatile athlete, this most distinguished honor. The Top Ten (eleven due to a tie) from which Melanie was selected included: Ruth Ann Arber, Paige Benson, Lynda Collins, Anna Foust, Elaine Fultz, Melanie Hubbs, Clarie Mays, Lisa Prince, Anjie Rose, Stephanie Simms, Gretchen Van Den Einde. John Rogakos MOST OUTSTANDING SENIOR BOY John Rogakos was selected as the 1986 Most Outstanding Senior Boy .Piratan and the Senior Class awarded John, a gentleman scholar, this most prestigious distinction. The Top Ten from which John was chosen included: Jimmy Adkins, Jeff Deel, Phil Johns, Robby Mays, Tim Morrow, Bill Palcic, John Rogakos, Scott Satterthwaite, Brad Snider, Andy Wolf. ADKINS. JIM Small Student Council 1. 3; President 1, 3; Baseball 1. 2. 3; Footbdll ! 2. 3; Band t ERA 1. 2. 3. Spanish Club 1; Ski Club 1. 2. 3; Who's who 2. 3, Homecoming Court 3. Wrestling 1. 2. 3; Captain 3 ARBER. RUTH ANN Office Aide 2. 3; Muse Machine 3. AYERS. LARA COE 3. Treasurer 3. French 1, 2. BARNETT. DAVE Track 1; Football 1. 2. 3. Varsity Club 2. 3. Spanish Club 2. Intramurals 1. 2. 3. Office Aide 2. 3; Bleacher Creatures 2. 3. BARTIMAY, SHARON Large Student Council 2; Band 1. 2. 3; Carrolltones 2. 3. French Club 2; Ski Club 1. Office Aide 3; Powder Puff 3. BASHORE. ANN Large Student Council 1, 2; Small Student Council 1. 2. Senator 1. Treasurer 2; Track 2. Basketball 1, 2; Band 1; Statistician 2. 3, ERA 1. 2. 3; Piratan 3. German Club 1; Ski Club 3;lntramurals 3; Office Aide 3; Who's Who 2. 3. Bleacher Creatures 2. 3. HC MC 3. BENSON. PAIGE Large Student Council 1, 2. 3. Small Student Council 1, 2. 3; Senator 1; Vice-President 2. Student Body President 3. Track 2. Basketball! 2; Volleyball 1, 2. 3; Tri-Captain 3; ERA 1. 2. Newsdimensions 3; Varsity Club 2. 3. German Club 1; Powder Puff 3; Intramurals 3; Bleacher Creatures 3. BOTHE. VICKY NHS 2. 3; ERA 1 2. 3; Spanish Club 1 2; Swim Team 1. 2. 3. BUTLER. JEANNIE Statistician 3. COE 3. German Club 1. 2. Ski Club 3; Office Aide 2. CAMPBELL. JAN Band 1. 2. 3. Orchestra 1 2; French Club 1. 2. 3. Spanish Club 2. 3. Muse Machine 3. CHAMBERS. DAN Baseball 1. 2. 3. Football 1. 2. 3. Varsity Club 2. 3. Intramurals 1 2; Bleacher Creatures 2. COLLINS. LYNDA Track 1. 3; Tri-Captain 3; Cross Country 1. 3. Co-Captain 3. NHS 3. Spanish Club 1 3. VocalExpressions 3; Exchange Student 2; Muse Machine 3. CRADDOCK. CATHY Large Student Council 3. NHS 2. 3. ERA ! 2. 3; Newsdimensions 3; Piratan 3; Spanish Club 1,2; Drama Club ! 3. Concert Choir 3. Musicals 3. Plays 3. Who's Who 2. 3. CRUM. RHONDA Newsdimensions 2, 3. Office Aide 3. CULLERS. JENNIFER Band 1. 2; Newsdimensions 3. French Club 1 Ski Club 1. DAVELL. LORI NHS 3; Spanish Club 2. Office Aide 3. DEEL. JEFF Tennis ! 2; Band ! 2. 3; Pep Band 1, 2, ERA 1. 2. 3; Spanish Club 1. 2. Ski Club 3. Musicals 3. Who's Who 3; Soccer 1. DELEON. MERRY Orchestra 2. Cheerleader 2. NHS 2. 3, ERA 1. 2. 3. DILLOW, ROBYN Band 1, 2; Color Guard 2, 3; Line Officer 3; Office Aide 3. EDGINGTON. CINDY Tennis ! 2. 3; Basketball 1; Varsity Club 2. 3. ELDRIDGE. APRIL Large Student Council 2. 3. Drama Club 2. Office Aide 3; Concert Choir 2; WC Singers 1; Vocal Expressions 2. Plays 2. Muse Machine 3. ESTEP. DOUG Track 2. 3, Baseball 1; Football 1. 2. 3. FISHER. DENISE ERA 2. Spanish Club 1, 2; Who's Who 3. FITZHARRIS. LISA Basketball 1, 2. 3. Captain 2. 3. Softball 1. 2. 3. Captain 3. NHS 2. 3; Soccer 1. 2. 3. Captain 2, 3. FLYNN. BRAD Small Student Council 2, 3. Senator 2. 3. Manager 1; Life Lab ! 2, 3. Piratan 3. Speech Team 2, 3. Intramurals 3. FORTKAMP. MIKE French Club ! 2, 3; Musicals 2; Muse Machine 3. Trainer 2. 3. FOUST. ANNA Small Student Council 2. 3; Secretary 2. Vice- President 3. Softball 1. 2. 3; Cheerleader ! 3; Captain 1; Statistician 2. NHS 2, 3. ERA 1. 2. 3; Varsity Club 3; Spanish Club 1. 2; Homecoming Court 3. FULTZ. ELAINE NHS 2, 3; ERA 1, 2. 3; German Club 2. Concert Choir 2. 3, Librarian 2. Vice-President 3; Vocal Expressions ! 2. 3; Musicals 2; Who's Who 3. Muse Machine 3; Soccer 1. 2. GARWOOD. GINGER Band 1, 2; Color Guard 2; ERA 1, 2. 3. GEPHART, MELISSA Orchestra ! 2. 3, ERA 1. 2, 3. Speech Team 1, 2, 3; Secretary Treasurer 2. 3. German Club 3. Drama Club 1 3; Sketches of the Mind 3. Plays 3; Who's Who 3 GOODSON. CHRIS ERA 1. 2. 3 HALL. ANNETTE Softball 1. 2. HALL. SHELLY Large Student Council 1. 2, 3; Tennis 1; Carrolltones 2. 3; Statistician 1, 2; German Club 1. Powder Puff 1. Intramurals 2. Sketches of the Mind 3; Office Aide 2. 3; Bleacher Creatures 2. HARMON, KIM Color Guard 2, 3, Line Officer 3. Office Aide 2. 3. 102 Senior Index HAUGHT. KIM Ski Club 3; Powder Puff 3; Office Aide 2. Librory Aide 3. HAYES. TIA HAYNES. AMBER Large Student Council 3. Track 1. 2. 3. Tri-Captain 3; Band 1. 2; Powder Puff 1. 2; Soccer 1. HERY. FRED Track 1, 2. 3; Co-Captain 3; Cross Country 1, 2. 3. Co-Captain 3; NHS 3. ERA 1. 2. 3. Speech Team 2; Varsity Club 2. 3. Treasurer 3. Chess Club 2; Who's Who 2, 3 HOFF. DARREN Basketball 1 2. 3. Soccer 1. 2. 3 HOSKINS. JOHN Life Lab 2, 3. JaMet 2. 3; Treasurer 3. HUBBS. MEL Small Student Council 1; Senator 1; Basketball 1. 2. 3. Co-Captain 3. Softball 1. 2. 3; Co-Captain 3; Volleyball 1. 2. 3; Tri-Captain 3; NHS 2. 3. Treasurer 2. 3; ERA 1, 2. 3;Piratan 3; Business Manager 3; Varsity Club 2; Who's Who 2. 3. JACKSON. VALERIE Statistician 1 2. French Club 1; Ski Club 3; Powder Puff 3. Office Aide 3; Library Aide 3. JOHNS. PHILLIP Baseball 1. 2. 3; ERA 2. 3; Varsity Club 3. Spanish Club 2. Intramurals 1. 2. 3; Homecoming Court 1, 2. 3; Who's Who 2. 3. JOHNS. YANCY Track 1. 2, 3. Co-Captain 3. Varsity Club 2. 3; Intramurals 1. 2. 3; Bleacher Creatures 2. 3. JOHNSON, LISA Small Student Council 1. 2. Vice-President 1; President 2. Pirate Mascot 1. ERA 1; Newsdimensions 2, 3; Sports Editor 2; Editor 3. Drama Club 1. 2; Vice-President 2. Concert Choir 2; WC Singers 1; Vocal Expressions 2. Radio Club 2. 3. Musicals 1. 2; Plays 1. 2. JOHNSON. PAULETTA Newsdimensions 3; Office Aide 2, 3. Concert Choir 2. 3. WC Singers 1. 3. JORDAN. DARREN Baseball 2; Golf 1; Football 1. Varsity Club 3. Intramurals 2. KEPLER. TAMMY COE 3, Parlimentary 3. KLINE. PAM Band 1. 2, 3. Pep Band 1. Statistician 1. ERA 1. 2. 3. Ski Club 2. Musicals 2. 3; Who's Who 2, 3; Muse Machine 3. KNIGHT. KIM Band 1; JVS Activities 2. 3. KOHLER. STEPHANIE Color Guard 2; ERA 1; Piratan 2; French Club 1; Ski Club 1. Sketches of the Mind 3. Office Aide 3; Soccer 1. KOKENGE, JULIE Carrolltones 1. 2, 3. ERA 1. 2. 3. German Club 1; Powder Puff 3; Office Aide 2. 3. LABATZKY. DAVID Varsity Club 2. 3. French Club 1; Ski Club 1. 2. 3. Intramurals 2. 3. Soccer Announcer 3. Muse Machine 3. Bleacher Creatures 3. Soccer 1 2, 3. LANG. KAREN Band 1, 2. 3. LESTER. TONYA Orchestra 1. 2. Color Guard 1. 2. 3; Spanish Club 1. 2. Statistician 2. Office Aide 2. 3 LIECHTY. JEFF Track 1. 2. 3. Football 1. Speech Team 3;German Club 1. 2. 3; Ski Club 3. Intramurals 2. 3 MADDUX, JAYNE Large Student Council 1. 2. 3. Carrolltones 1, 2, 3. Line Officer 2. 3. Statistician 1; ERA 1,2. 3; Piratan 3; Speech Team 2; German Club 1. Powder Puff 2, 3. Drama Club 3. President 3. Sketches of the Mind 3. Office Aide 2. 3; Concert Choir 3; Vocal Expressions 3; Musicals 2. 3. Plays 1. 2. 3; Who's Who 2. 3. Muse Machine 3; Officer 3; Bleacher Creatures 2. 3. MALOY. VICKIE NHS 2. 3. ERA 1. 2. 3. Spanish Club 1. 2. 3 MARCHAL. JEFF Band 1. 2. 3; Pep Band 1. 2. 3. NHS 2. 3. ERA 1. 2. 3; Spanish Club 1. 2; Who's Who 2. 3; Pit Orchestra 3 MARCUS. LEAH Band 1. 2. 3; Muse Machine 3; Pit Orchestra 2. MARSHALL. CATHY Concert Choir 2. 3; Vocal Expressions 3. Musicals 2. 3. MATHEWS. JOE Track 1. 2; Speech Team 1. 2. 3; Radio Club 3. Wrestling 1. MAY. DIANE Tennis 1. 2. 3; Captain 3. Basketball 1,2. 3; Tri-Captain 3; Statistician 2; NHS 2. 3; ERA 1. 2. 3; Varsity Club 2. MAYS. CLARIE Small Student Council 2. 3; Senator 2; Treasurer 3. Track 1. Band 1; Cheerleader 1. 2. 3. NHS 2. 3; ERA 1. 2, 3. Newsdimensions 3; Ski Club 1. 2. 3; Office Aide 2. Homecoming Court 1, 2. 3; Homecoming Queen 3. MAYS. PAM Volleyball 1.2; PJA 3. MCGRAW. CINDY Band 1. 2. 3, Librarian 3; Speech Team 3; Spanish Club 1. 2; Powder Puff 1. 2; Musicals 3. MEYER. JENNIFER Band 1. 2. MOESNER. RANNEL Band 1; Carrolltones 2, 3; ERA 1. 2. 3. MORRIS. SHERRI Color Guard 1; Manager 3. PJA 3; Powder Puff 1. 2, 3. Office Aide 2. 3. Senior Index 103 MORROW. TIM Baseball 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3; NHS 2. 3; ERA 1, 2. 3. Varsity Club 3; Vice-President 3: French Club 2. 3; Bleacher Creatures 3. MULLINS. STEPHANIE Cheerleader 1. 2. 3. Captain 3. PJA 3. Vice- President 3. Piratan 3. French Club 1. 2. Homecoming Court 1. 2. 3. MYERS. DEBBIE Large Student Council 3. Statistician 3. ERA 1, 2. Piratan 3; Varsity Club 2, 3. Secretary 3; Ski Club 2; Who's Who 2. 3. Bleacher Creatures 2. 3. Soccer 1. 2. 3. NAPIER. STEVE ERA 1, 2. 3; French Club 3. Intramurals 3. Office Aide 3. Who's Who 2. 3. NILSSON. SARA Ski Club 3. Intramurals 3; Concert Choir 3. Musicals 3; Exchange Student 3. Soccer 3. NOLEN. GEORGE Band 1. 2. 3. Pep Band 1. 2, 3. ERA 1. 2. 3. Drama Club 1, 2, 3. Sketches of the Mind 3; Concert Choir 3. Musicals 1. 2. 3. Plays 1. 2. 3. Who's Who 2. 3. Muse Machine 3. Officer 3. PAGE. CHRIS Manager 2. ERA 1. 2. 3. Varsity Club 3. Spanish Club 1. 2. 3. Treasurer 3. Ski Club 1. 2. 3. Intramurals 2. 3, Office Aide 2, Who's Who 3. Bleacher Creatures 2. 3; Soccer 1, 2. 3; Captain 3. PALCIC. BILL Small Student Council 3; Senator 3, Baseball 1. 2. 3. Basketball 1; Football 1. 2. 3. Captain 3. NHS 2. 3; ERA 2. 3. Piratan 3; Varsity Club 2, 3. Intramurals 2. 3. Office Aide 3. Musicals 2. Homecoming Court 1, 2. 3; Homecoming King 3. PFEIFFER. JULIE ERA 1. 2. 3. WC Singers 1; Musicals 1. 2. 3; JVS Activities 2. 3. POTTS. DEBBI 104 Senior Index Band 1. 2. 3; Librarian 3. Pep Band 3; Piratan 2; Concert Choir 2. 3. Musicals 3. Plays 1; Library Aide 3. PRINCE. LISA Cheerleader 1. 2; Captain 2; NHS 2. 3;Secretary 2. 3. ERA 1. 2, 3. French Club 1. 2. 3; President 2. 3, Ski Club 2; Who's Who 2. 3. Bleacher Creatures 2. 3; Statistician 3. RAM AGE. VANESSA Color Guard 1. 2. 3. Line Officer 2. 1st Lieutenant 3. ERA 1, 2. 3; Ski Club 1; WC Singers 1. RAMSEY. HEATHER Band 1. 2. 3; Concert Choir 3. Musicals 1. 2, 3. Muse Machine 3. ROBINSON. SUSAN Band 1. 2. 3. Field Commander 2, 3. Pep Band 1. 2. 3; Statistician 1. ERA 1, 2, Speech Team 2. Ski Club 3. Concert Choir 3; Musicals 1. 2. 3. Muse Machine 3. ROGAKOS. JOHN Speech Team 1, 2. 3. Vice-President 2. President 3. Library Aide 1. 2. 3; Sketches of the Mind 2. 3. Editor 3; German Club 1. 2. 3; Drama Club 3; Plays 3. NHS 2. 3. ERA 1. 2. 3. Salutatorian 3. ROSE, ANJIE Band 1. Carrolltones 1. 2, 3. Line Officer 2, 3. NHS 2. 3. Vice-President 2. 3, ERA 1. 2, 3. Speech Team 1. 2. 3. French Club 1. 2; Vocal Expressions 3. Musicals 2. 3. Who's Who 2, 3. Muse Machine 3; Co-Valedictorian 3. SAMS. CAROLYN Cheerleader 1, 2. 3. Captain 3. Varsity Club 3; Spanish Club 1; Ski Club 2, 3; Powder Puff 3. Intramurals 3. Office Aide 2, 3. SATTERTHWAITE. SCOTT Baseball 1; Football 1. 2, 3, Captain 3. NHS 2. 3. ERA 1. 2. 3; Varsity Club 3; French Club 1. 2. Intramurals 2. 3. Homecoming Court 1, 2, 3; Bleacher Creatures 2. 3. SCARBERRY, TODD OWE 1. 2. 3. SCHULER, JAYNE Softball 1; ERA 1. 2, 3. SCHULTZ. DOUG Golf 1. 2. French Club 1, 3, Intramurals 1. Radio Club 3; Muse Machine 3. SHORT. SANDY Band 1, Office Aide 3. SHROYER. SHERRY Band 1, 3. Carrolltones 1, 2; French Club 1; Office Aide 2. 3. SIMMS, STEPHANIE NHS 3. ERA 1, 2, 3; French Club 1. 2, 3, Musicals 2; Homecoming Court 3; Who's Who 2, 3. Muse Machine 3; Officer 3. SLADE. SUSAN Large Student Council 2; Small Student Council 2; Senator 2. Cheerleader 1. 2. 3. Captain 1, ERA 3; Piratan 3; Varsity Club 3; Ski Club 3. Powder Puff 1. Office Aide 3; Who's Who 2; Muse Machine 3; Officer 3. SMITH. DORIS SMITH. RANDALL Office Aide 3. SMITH. TIM Orchestra 1, 2. 3. ERA 1. Speech Team 2; Drama Club 2. 3. Radio Club 2. Plays 3. Muse Machine 3. SNELL. KAREN COE 3. President 3; French Club 1. Drama Club 1. Concert Choir 2. WC Singers 1. Musicals 2; Plays 1. Who's Who 3. SNIDER. BRAD NHS 2. 3. President 2. 3; ERA 1. 2. 3; Speech Team 3; French Club 1. 2. 3. Intramurals 1. 2. 3;Soccer Announcer 1. 2. 3; Who's Who 2. 3. Soccer 1. 2. 3. Co-Valedictorian 3. SPENCER. BILLY Large Student Council 2. 3. Small StudentCouncil 3; Senator 3; Baseball 1 2. 3; Varsity Club 2. 3; Spanish Club 1. Ski Club 2. 3; Intramurals 1, 2, 3; Office Aide 3; Bleacher Creatures 2. 3; President 3. Soccer 1, 2. 3; Tri-Captain 3. STANYON. TODD Band 1. 2, 3; Pep Band 1. 2. Field Commander 2. 3; NHS 2. 3; ERA 1. 2. 3; Ski Club 1. 2. 3; Intramurals 1; Who's Who 2, 3. STEINBRUNNER. STEPHANIE Color Guard 1. STEWART. DAVE Band 1, 2. 3. German Club 1. 2. Pit Orchestra 3. STOMPS. JOEY Basketball 1. 2. 3; NHS 2. 3; ERA 1. 2. 3; Varsity Club 2. 3. French Club 1. 2. 3. Who's Who 2. 3. Bleacher Creatures 3. STOUT. CHRIS Track 2. 3; Football 2. SWARTZ. WENDI Basketball 1. 2. 3. Softball 1. 2, 3; Band 1 Varsity Club 2. 3; Soccer 1 2. 3. Captain 3. SWEENEY. JANELLE COE 3. Soccer 1. TANKSLEY. MATT French Club 3, Secretary 3; Intramurals 1, 2; Radio Club 3. Muse Machine 3. Bleacher Creatures 2. THOMPSON. JEFF Small Student Council 2: Senator 2; ERA 1 ;Newsdimensions 3; French Club 1. 2; Drama Club 1. 2. Concert Choir 3. Radio Club 2, 3; Musicals 1. 2. 3; Plays 1; Muse Machine 3. TOWLE. WENDY Track 1; Powder Puff 1; Concert Choir 2. 3. VAN DEN EINDE. GRETCHEN Large Student Council 3, Carrolltones 1. 2. 3. Line Officer 2. 2nd Lieutenant 3; ERA 2; Piratan 2, 3. Section Editor 3; Ski Club 3. Intramurals 3; Office Aide 2. 3; Bleacher Creatures 2. VAN DYKE, CATHY Softball 1. 2, 3; Volleyball 1, 2. 3; Tri-Captain 3. ERA 2. 3, Powder Puff 2. 3. Intramurals 2, 3. VENDEL. ERIC Track 2. 3; Captain 3; ERA 1. 2. 3; Varsity Club 3; German Club 1. 2. 3; Ski Club 1. 2, 3; Who's Who 2. 3. Soccer 1. 2. 3. Bleacher Creatures 2. 3. WALKER. JACKIE Cheerleader 1, 2. 3; NHS 2, 3; PJA 3; President 3; Varsity Club 3; French Club 1. 2. 3; Who's Who 2. 3. WARNER. KEN Concert Choir 1; AM Announcements 3. WATTS, TOM Freewheelers 1, 2. JVS Activities 2, 3; VICA Class President 2. 3. WELLS. SCOTT Basketball 3; ERA 1. 2. 3. French Club 2, 3. Treasurer 3; Intramurals 1. 2. 3. Who's Who 3. WHITE. ALLEN ERA 2; Speech Team 2. 3; German Club 1. 2; Sketches of the Mind 2. 3. Radio Club 2. 3.AM Announcements 3; Who's Who 2. Bleacher Creatures 3. WILEY. MICHELE Large Student Council 3; Small Student Council 3. Secretary 3. Softball 1; Carrolltones 1. 2, 3. Line Officer 2. Captain 3; Newsdimensions 3; Piratan 3. Powder Puff 3; Intramurals 3; Office Aide 3. WINKLER. RICK Band 1, 2, 3; Freewheelers 1. WINSTEAD. MISSY Carrolltones 1. 2. 3; Powder Puff 1. 3. Intramurals 2. Office Aide 2. 3. WOLF. ANDY Football 1 2. 3; Band 1; NHS 2. 3; ERA 1, 2, 3. Varsity Club 2. 3. President 3; German Senior Index 105 Club 2. Who’s Who 2. 3; Bleacher Creatures 2. 3. Wrestling 1. 2. 3. ZIMMER. RICH Golf 1; German Club 1. Concert Choir 1. 2, 3. President 3; Vocal Expressions 1. 2. 3. Radio Club 2. 3. Who's Who 3; Bleacher Creatures 3. SENIORS Congratulations. Class of '86! Our Best Goes With You. Adkins. Jim — On the day you were born we were fitted with such happiness and joy Since then you have never stopped making our lives happier and better You are everything a son should be We are so proud of all your accomplishments1 — Love you always. Mom 8c Dad Arber. Ruth Ann — Ruth Ann — You light up our life ” Thanks for being our daughter We love you very much Go get it. Sweetie' — Dod 8c Mom Baker. Lisa — You have given us so much happiness and joy through the years as you grew from a tiny baby to a mature young woman We are very proud of you Remember that we wll always be here when you need us We love you very much — Mom 8c Dad Ball. Diane — Dear Diane. Congratulations upon your graduation At this time you are leaving your childhood and becoming on adult. As an adult, we hope you achieve the goals you set We will be behind you with love and encouragement all the way We are very proud of you. — Love. Mom 8c Dad Ball, Tony R. — Congratulations son. we're proud of you and wish you happiness for the rest of your life — Love you. Mom 8c Dad Buckley. Jennifer L. — Dear Jennifer The two of us mode it and l am extremely proud of you. Now just four more years to go — Mother Cali. Tony — Good luck in the future Tony. We ore proud of you. and know you will do well. — Mom 8c Papa Chambers. Danny — Thank you. son. for the years of pride and happiness you've given your family. Wishing you a future filled with success ond love. — Love from your Mother, sisters 8c brothers Craddock. Cathy — In your short life, you have given us reason to be proud of you and I know in the future you will continue to do so. We love you — Dad 8c Mom Crum. Rhonda — How very lucky we ore to have you for our daughter (and sister) We are so proud of you1 These school years with you have gone by much too quickly — We love you — Your Father. Mother 8c brother Cuti. Tina Lynn — Congratulations from your whole family. We are very proud of you. Our hopes are that as you continue through life you set no limitations, no boundaries in what you want to accomplish. The world realy is available to you. Go for it! — Love. Dad. Mom. Brandi 8c Stephanie DeLeon, Merry Ann — AH that you have accomplished, you did on your own I am very proud — Love. Mom D ow. Robyn — Good luck in what you decide to do We are proud of you. and love you very much. — Love. Mom. Dad 8c Lea Eldridge. April Leigh — I wish you success and happiness al through life, you deserve it I’m very proud to call you my grandaughter. I love you. You have given me 18 yrs. of love and joy that I cherish with those big brown eyes Good luck in college. Strive for the best — Grandma, Elizabeth Lucas Farnsworth. Lynn — Dear Lynn — To a very special daughter 8c sister — The best of luck in the future — Love. Mom 8c Lori Fields. Donita Ruth — Donnie, you have been my pride and joy. I have always been so proud of you You have made my life so enjoyable Good luck always. I hope you are as proud to be my daughter, as I am to be your mother — Love. Mom Flynn. Brad — May your future bring you as much happiness as you have brought to us. We are very, very proud of you. Love. Dad 8c Mom Frost. Dana — it seems only a short time ago you were starting kindergarten and now you're al grown up and reody for graduation We're very proud of you and we love you. — Love. Dod. Mom 8c Dea Fultz, Elaine — To our rainbow connection — we’re proud of your honors and achievements. Your talent is special and a delight1 Color your world brightly' we love you. — Mom 8c Dad Glass. Kevin Jeffrey — Kevin, I am so proud of you, that my heart is bursting. You have been the sunrays that have brightened my everyday. It has been rough, but your cheerful smile has helped me along the way. May your remaining life be as joyous as the past 18 years has been for me. — AH my love. Mom Good son, Chris — Congratulations on becoming a graduate! We have always been proud of you. Thanks for all the memories you have given us and for being a great son. You win always be very special to us May you have a bright and successful future. Always remember, we love you. — Love, Dad 8c Debt e Grabeman. Sherry — It's hard to believe your high school days are almost over But. for you th«s is just the beginning. May all your hopes and dreams come true. We love you — Mom 8c Dad Hall. Annette — To a wonderful daughter we love very much. Thonks for all the wonderful high school memories. We wish you the best You wl ‘ always” be our little girl — Love. Mom 8c Dad Harmon. Kimberly — Kim. it's hard for me to believe it's graduation time for you. We’ve been through a lot of changes together but one thing that always stays the same are me feelings for you. I love you. I respect you and I'm proud to cal you my daughter — Love always. Mom Hensley. Robert — Robert, we wish you much success and know you wil go far with your love and sensitiveness for mankind — Mom and Dad Hubbs. Melanie — You are a true joy! What more can we say. — Love, Mom. Dad 8c Julie Hulsey. Joan — To a wonderful daughter who has brought so much joy and happiness into our lives. We are very proud of you. You have worked hard and come a long way Keep up the good work Hope all your dreams come true. — Love Always. Mom 8c Dad Jackson. Valerie — To our own Rainbow Brite”. may your rainbow be a never ending blessing of good health, happiness, wealth, and love as you travel into the future Shine ike a star on your graduation day! — Our Love. Dad. Mom 8c Vanessa (Abby) Jones. Doug — We wish you lots of luck in wt atever you decide to do You deserve the best! Thank you for making our job as parents so easy. We love you. — Momma 8c Dad Lobatzky, David — Your happiness will be our rewordl — Love. Mom 8c Dad Long. Karen — To our graduating daughter. Congratulations upon completing high school and participating in the band for six years We are very proud of you. — Love always. Mom 8c Dad Marchal, Jeff — Dear Jeff. We hope you are as proud of yourself as we are of you. You have completed one education milestone and will be tackling the next in the fall of '86. Good Luck Keep your smite and remember we are always there if you need us. we are behind you 100% — Love. Mom. Dad. Beth 8c Philip Marshal, Catherine E. (Cathy) — The one thing m this world I did 100% right was you. Thank you for 106 Parent Patrons al the years of making me the proudest mother of her daughter Congratulations for all your accomplishments and goals you have achieved throughout your high school years. Remember I win always be here for you no matter where ife takes you. I love you. — Your closest friend and mother Meyer. Jennifer Lynn — “Jennypoo we are proud of you and wish you the best! Congratulations! — Your Dayton Mom Dad Moesner. Rannel — As you approach your graduation you are obout to embark on a whole new chapter of your life. In the years ahead, these high school years wiH bring back many happy memories May your future be filled with Love. Happiness, and Good Fortune. — Love. Dad Mom Mulins. Jeff — To a special son and brother You have made us very proud Thank you for all the memories and that great sense of humor. Just remember whatever you want out of life go for it. We will be there when you need us. — Love ya. Mom. Dad Darin Myers. Debbie — The pride, that you have given us. right from the very start, has made a special place for you. in the center of our hearts! Now spread your wings and as you go. stay just as sweet and dear, for you con do most anything, either far from home or near! — With all our LOVE. Mom Dad Nilsson. Sara — What a fun year it has been having you with us. The best in the future We'll miss you! — Love, Larry Bev Oldham. Joe — Joe. you have made us so proud with your accompSshemnts! I believe you will achieve any goal you have Your aims have always been high. Never lower them to please others. Be yourself — Your Mom. Mary Pfeiffer. Julie — Since those tearful and trying early school years, we've watched you grow to become a beautiful person and successful Grad. “You've come a long way. baby. and filled us with pride May our best wishes, love and prayers go with you into the future. — Love. Mom Dad Rose, Anjie — Congratulations for the successes of your high school years. You've taught us that the impossible is possible May your future be full of beautiful pictures — Love. Mother Daddy Schuler. Jaynie — You grew up — I didn't want you to! Happiness now and always is my wish for you. — Love. Mom Schultz. Douglas — Doug We are so proud of you. We wish you health, happiness and success m anything you choose. Always work hard towards your goals and you will achieve them. — Love. Mom Dad Shroyer, Sherry A. — It has been a wonderful experience watching you grow. You have brought us so much joy. We're very proud of you and love you more than we can say. We wish you al the happiness life can bring. — Love always. Dad. Mom Tom Slade. Susan — You are everything a daughter can be. We are very proud and we love you. We wish you much deserved happiness and success — Love. Mom Dad Spencer. Bill — Congratulations! This is a happy time for you High school has been exciting and the future is filled with promise. WE ARE PROUD! — We love you very much. Dad. Mom. Blaine. Sass Stanyon, Todd E. — We love you and are proud of you. May all your dreams for success come true. — Al our love. Mother. Dad Sis Stomps, Joey — To a very special son brother. We are so proud of you words can never express the joy you bring to our life All the happiness luck you deserve for the big step to the future — Love. Dad. Mom Kim Swartz. Wendi — I wiB always cherish the many memories of your school years (especially all the athletic events) Because you have always shown that extra effort in everything you have done. I know that you will excel in anything you attempt May your future years be blessed with health and happiness. — Much Love. Mom Van Den Einde. Gretchen — We can only wish the best in the future for you. We love you and know you'l succeed n whatever you do Good luck. — All our love. Mom Dad Vendel. Eric — To a very special son! Thanks for all the wonderful memories you have given us. We admire the way you “hung in there when things didn't always go your way and you became a better person because of the situation. May God Bless you and continue to guide your life. — Love to you — Mom. Dad Kirk Walker, Jacqueline — Dear Jacqueline. Thank you for being the nice young lady that you are If you want something out of life, go after it but remember what you get by reaching your goals, isn't as important as what you become along the way. Good luck to the class of '86 — Love — Mom Dod Walters. Erica Shawn — In troubled times you are our reminder of how good the Lord really is by giving us a daughter as beautiful and lovng as you. Never lose that compassion you have for others and hopefully the future wil return al the love, joy and kindness that you so richly deserve. — We love you. Mom Dad Whitehead. Robert A — Today you meet the engine as up the hill it climbs. To see it reach the sunrise or down the hill it slides. It's now time to confront that engine as you my son move it to your destiny — With all our love. Mom. Dad 81 Trind Whittamore. Todd — We made it! We grew up together laughing and crying through the good and bad times But somewhere I did something right because you are a fine young man. The love and pride I feel for you only another mother would understand l will always be here no matter what. — I love you. Mother Wiley, Michele — Michele, we've enjoyed the pleasure of your company. As we let you go with regret, we let you go proudly to live ife to its fullest. We point you towards tomorrow with the wish that life will always hold the very best for you. — Our Deepest Love Always. Mom Dad Wi s. R. Scott — Scott, we are proud of you, love you very much, and wish you the best of all worlds in the future. Good luck in the Air National Guard, at Wright State University, ond in al future endeavors. — Love. Mom Dad Wolf, Andy — We wish you to realize your potential, achieve your dreams, live life with happiness, health, and strength. God be with you. We wil be there when you need us. We love you — Mom Dad We Love You Too! Parent Patrons 107 Srr- f Trina Adkins Christine Alexander Theresa Allen Jeff Angel Tracy Babcock Stephanie Baer Kathy Baker Paul Baker Sean Barnes Sarah Bartley Faith Beardsley Joe Beck David Bell Tammy Bennett Shelley Bentley Bill Beringer Dave Berkebile Tony Bettendorf Shawn Bilger Cindy Black Jeff Blommel Michelle Boger Mike Bolender Brian Bowden Charise Bowman Christi Bowman Tracey Boyd Doug Braden Kirk Bragg Sheila Brant Jennifer Brewer Lisa Brewer Tricia Broadus Dee Brown Margaret Brown Stormi Brown Carrie Bruggeman Shari Bundy Kyle Burnett 110 Juniors Lockers .. . 30-6-32 To the right ... to the left ... to the right ... and then, like Lana, you've got the right combination. Janene Burns Brenda Campbell Bryan Campbell Rachel Campbell Lori Caron Angie Casper Todd Chittum Missy Cochran Tina Cochran David Corn David Cox Missy Cox Ann Crawford Kay Cromer Ron Dabb Dawn Davis Scott Denman Rick Denny Kieu Do Rob Dougherty Mindy Draughn David Duncan Chantel Ebbers Kai Eiken Sheri Elliott Chris Engle Mary Jo Erickson Chris Farra Boo Fearn Bill Ferguson Jim Ferguson Tammy Fields Mike Fischer David Fricke Tim Garwood Karen Geiger Shannon Gesell Jeff Giles Shane Ginn Juniors 111 Liz Goecke Loa Goedeking Dee Dee Goings Todd Good Julie Greason Scott Green Matt Griffith Jill Halderman Danny Hale Bill Hall Chris Hanselman Daren Hartman Heather Hathaway Jody Hauk Matt Hayes Mike Hecker Mike Hedges Rhonda Hemberger Jayme Henderson Bob Hendrixson Christy Hensley Lora Hetzler Donna Hey Brian Hild Randy Hill Sherry Hill Lonna Hodgson Shari Holcomb Benita Hollis Lori Hopkins Paul Hopper Chara Houi Brian Housh Mike Houston Bill Hudson Michelle Huff MicheHe Hutt Bart Isaacs Min Jeon 112 Juniors Sheila Jung Keila King Jenny Kinsella Steve Kirsch Jeff Kleman Christina Kline Missy Knox Wendy Kocol Margaret Koopman Kim Kriner Teresa Kross Bill Kuhn Ron Kunka Mindy Kuntz Missy Lab Sandy Lafevers Long Lam Shane Lancen Brad Lanning Kelly Lawson Chris Leary Jamie Lee Bruce Leet Betty Leis Randy Loehrig John Love Jenny Lucas Brian Marsh Andrea Martin Teresa Mast Jerry Mays Leslie McCullough Lee Jean McDaniel Beth McNutt Sharlene Merker John Mescher Scott Meyer Mike Middlecamp Staci Miller Juniors 113 114 Juniors Bob Peterson Angel Petrey Trent Petry Terri Pfeifter Lana Ping Debbie Poffenberger Mark Poston Craig Preston Ammie Price Melody Profitt Leanna Rachford Rusty Rachford Margaret Rado Jennifer Randle Brian Reed Jeff Montgomery Missy Moon Tanya Moore Crystal Morgan Rod Morgan Mike Morrison Brent Myers Wendy Nealeigh Kim Nevels Tim Newman Rhonda Newton Jerrod Nichols Gina Osborn Michele Otto Greg Page Angie Palmer Shelley Parks Sean Paul Shane Paul Ray Payne Michelle Pearson Jim Penrod Sheila Penrod Chris Perdicaris Me My Shadow ... Oh Jerry, You scratch my back and I'll scratch yours you're such a gentleman! What Are Friends For? Keep smilin', keep shinin', knowin' you can always count on me, for sure ... that's what friends are for. Debbie Reynolds Dawn Rice Jessica Richter Chuck Riddell Melanie Roberts Julie Rose Julie Roth Kathy Rowe Jackie Ruef Lisa Salyer Keith Salyers Mike Salyers Candy Sexton Sherry Shadley Tonya Shank Susanne Shaw Rob Shell Mike Simms Jeff Slovak Bob Smith Steve Snead Dave Sorg Gina Southard Denee Spencer Shelley Sprinkle Vickie Stapleton Bob Stauffer Audra Stelmaszak Ginger Stephenson Doug Stewart Debbie Stidham Kristen Streisel Mike Stucker Bev Subasic Ron Sweeney Jennifer Today Chris Tag Jeff Taveila Joe Taylor Juniors 115 Lisa Thacker Eric Thome Erin Tinnerman Tracey Tomlinson Donna Trent Mike Troxell Dwayne Trusty Nancy Tuell Dirk Turner Chris Van Holly Vaughn Carmen Velarde Jeff Walton Todd Ward Michele Warmouth Frank Washburn Marc Webb Amy Weber Shane Weber Brad Wick line Chris Williams Tonya Wittman Greg Wolf Beth Woodward Brian Worden Mi Youn 116 Juniors Juniors 117 David Ackerman Stephanie Adams Rodney Albaugh Jill Albery Becky Allen Chuck Allen Cindy Amarocho Janell Anders Eva Anderson Lori Archer Tony Audio Brian Austin Mark Austin Lisa Baker David Ball Denise Barber Ryan Barker Jason Barkley Angie Barnes Kathy Barnes Rodney Barnes John Barnett Loci Barone Rory Barr Shannon Barrett Mike Beal Trisha Beard Fred Beaudry Patty Bennett Arnie Beringer Kim Bertleson David Bishop Mark Blankenship Cindy Bockerstette Kathy Bodish Lori Bogard Debbie Boggs Tom Borton Matt Botting There's One In Every Crowd It takes all kinds to make the world go round and Sarah Mr. Taylor, and Mr. Bock keep it going round 'round here. 120 Sophomores ... And Yet Another When all goes sour or becomes too serious, there's always Michele or Gretchen pulling on the string of laughter to lighten things up. Christina Bown Tonia Bradford Kara Brady Brian Branham Mesha Brewer Scott Briner Tina Brixey Eddie Brooks Michele Bruewer Mike Brunner Amy Burch Steve Burchett Anita Butler Lisa Cali Sharon Campbell Jerry Camper Holly Cansler Brent Carpenter Stephanie Carter Tom Casperson Rob Cassoni Kris Cation Missy Caton Dale Caudill Melinda Caudill Rick Chaney Alisa Cheatham Mike Cheatwood Stephanie Cheatwood Amy Clark Jay Clevenger Brad Clouse Charlene Cochran Brent Coffey Scott Collins Jim Conerty Lisa Conn Tammy Cook Rhonda Cornett Sophomores 121 Angela Corrado Ty Coughlin Dana Cox Lisa Craft Carla Crawford Dean Crouch Joe Crouch Cory Dahlmghaus Mark Dalton David Davis Laura Davis Keith Delph Angel Denniston Tracey Douglas Shelley Duncan Kelli Dunn Mike Early Matt Easterling Dana England Traci Engle Tracy Fecke Krista Ferguson David Fischer Mike Fischer Terry Fleenor Terri Folmsbee Belinda Forman Debbie Fricke Tammy Fugett Lexi Fulton Jeff Gabbard Gretchen Gdrlitz Courtney Garrett Holly Geiger Sheila Gibson Carol Goforth Valerie Gould Eddie Grant Greg Gueltig 122 Sophomores Mark Hadley Dave Hagwood Eddie Hall Joe Hardacre Kelli Harris Stacy Harris Tionda Harrison Angie Harville Greg Hazel Mark Hecker Scott Henderson Dave Hendricks Doug Hendricks Jennifer Henes Doug Henry Paul Hess Billy Hewitt Karen Hill Joel Hodgson Carol Holley Kara Hollmann Chris Holm Chris Holt Tara Holthaus Natalie Hoskins Dawn Huff Tina Hughes Becky Humerick Christa Huneke Kristi Hunley Dean Hutchins Mark Hutchison Trisha liams Glenn Ireland Vanessa Jackson Jon Jacobs Kristin Jeffers Kim Jenkins Mike Jensen Sophomores 123 Steve Jewell Dustin Johns David Johnston Becky Jones Shawn Jones Terry Jones Jon Katzenmaier Rita Kay Mark Kelley Tracy Kemper Michael Kilburn Chris Kilroy Tony Kilroy Sherry Kincaid Darrell King Tracey Kinsella Cassie Kirkpatrick Mer Kniesly Jeanie Knight Kellie Kobes Lori Kriner Mike Lane Renee Lawhorn Tracey Lawrence Chris Lee Dawn Leedom Michelle Lemon Jason Leonhardt Tom Lewis Laura Liechty Blake Logan Mary Logan Donya Lovely Matt Lucas Holly Malchow Ivor Manzella Steve Marcus Corina Marsh Jenny Mays All In A Day's Work In seven hours, we accomplish either so much or so little. We worked, as a group, to preserve history in a time capsule. And, we worked to relax whenever or wherever possible. 124 Sophomores Readiri Writiri ... ... 'rithmetic, the old three R's of school. But, there's more to school than that. There's workin' with hands, cornin' to you from Z-WC, and the old proverbial head on the desk, the sign of burned out. Raymond Mazur Terri McClellan Stacey McCullough Malonie McDaniel Angela McDermott Ricki McFarland Brian McGlynn Rob McGraw James McGuire Shawn McGuire Erin McMichael Robert McNally Randy Melzom John Menschmg Kelli Michael Missy Middleton Jon Mieding Kim Million Jennifer Montgomery Chris Moon Curt Mullins Marc Myers Helen Nace Tina Neff Lisa Neyhouse Brad Norton Jerrilyne Ochs Sheri Oldham Chad Olson Bobby Ooten Brad Ottke Wendi Overholt Jennifer Owen Joe Palcic Dan Palmer Jenni Panstingel Derek Parks Robert Parrett Rupai Patel Sophomores 125 Ron Roberts Dee Dee Rogakos Jeff Rogers Christi Roy Tracy Russell Paul Rutherford Jennifer Sassenger Cinda Satterfield David Schacherer Kim Schamertoh Greg Schnieders Heidi Scohy Priscilla Shade Lori Shawver Crystal Simpson 126 Sophomores Deanna Payne Chuck Peck Regina Perkins Gretchen Petersime Kim Philbeck Tammy Phillips Robert Pilkerton Missy Piquet Andy Poffenberger Vicki Potts Chris Prugh Joe Purnell Rebecca Pyles Lynn Raby Renea Raby Marilyn Rado Emily Redder Kevin Reed Kris Reigelsperger Susan Rhonomus Donnie Rice Jennifer Rice Lisa Riddell Tina Rinaldi Robin Singleton Carolyn Slade Edie Slicker Aimee Slocumb Tara Smith Terry Smith Matt Snider Diane Spencer Chris Sprowl Jason Stallard Paul Stewart Rob Stivers Heather Swartz Lisa Szeman Mike Taggart Amy Taulbee Denise Taylor Tom Taylor Steve Terrell Billy Terry Jeff Thacker Trisa Thaler Glen Thomas Brian Thompson Jonna Thompson Shawnda Thompson Gary Tincher Brett Tomashot Rob Toops Tracy Trost Tamara Turpin Laura Tutt Doug Tuttle John Vallo James Violet Marc Virkus Kristi Wade Brian Warner Kelly Warren Sophomores 127 Ernie Washington Rachel Wendling Misti White Chad Whittamore Teresa Whitted Richard Wilburn Jon Wild Sean Wilken Mark Williams Steve Williams Khris Willis Kristie Wilson Tony Wilson Michelle Wine Chuck Winter Shannon Womack Gary Wright Joel Wynne Joe Yerian Tracey Yerian Seokmee Yoon Rob Yordy James York Rob Zimmer Sophomores 128 NHS Row — M. Masste. B. Snider. C. Mays. S. Simms. E. Fultz. V. Maloy. M. Deleon. A. Rose. L Prince. C. Craddock. D. May. V. Bothe. Row 2 — S. Satterthwaite. J. Stomps. T. Stanyon. L. Pie-karski. J. Marchal. L. Collins. L. Fitzharris, M. Hubbs. Mrs. Frock French Club Row 1 — S. Bentley. C. Wade. A. Cheatham, K. Willis. J. Campbell. L. Prince. T. Douglas. K. Do. M. Lab. T. Tomlinson. S. Brown Row 2 — Mr. Aultz. S. Holcomb. T. Smith. M. TroxeU. S. Wells. R. Martin, M Massie, B. Snider, D. Schultz. A. Price. J. Stomps. L.J. McDaniel. M Snider. T. Kinsella, G Wolf, D. Brown, C. Carter. G. Hazel, B. Kuhn. T. liams. M. Morrison. L. Thacker. 132 Activities German Club Row 1 — A. Horville. M. Profit!. S. Adams. T Boyd, L Hopkins. Mr Poland, M Rado, C. Cation. K. Warren. M. Gephart, M Kuntz Row 2 — A. Burch, C Huneke, T. Casperson. M. Bolender. L. Piekarski. T. Lewis, M Hecker, D. Spencer. J Rice, J. Roth. G. Page, C. Slade. E Vendel. K. Reigelsperger, B Beringer. S. Yoon. L. Bogard. J. Montgomery. M. Piquet. M. Caton. M. Brewer, S. Kincaid. L. Szeman, D. Caudill, J. Sassenger, M. Wine. L. Cali, S. Womack. K. Cromer, L. Fulton. Spanish Club Row 1 — B. Housh, T Cochran. M. Cochran. B. Woodward. B Stauffer. Row 2 — A Cheatham. H. Scohy. Mrs. Krabacher, D. Hey. M Fischer. S. Wilken. B. Hall. M. Boger, C. Leary. D. Davis. L. Collins. S. May. C. Bowman. L Caron. M. Cox. Activities 133 Main Aides Row 1 — J. Maddux Row 2 — E. Tinnerman, D. Davis. Row 3 — M. Hutt, S. Hall. M Wiley. G. Van Den Einde. A Bashore. L. Davell. Row 4 — S. Morris. D. Spencer, M. Otto. K. Harmon. D. Reynolds. T. Pfeiffer. S. Shroyer 200's Aides Row 1 — Mrs Whitehead. Row 2 — S. Hall. J. Maddux, G Van Den Einde. V Jackson. C. Johnson, J. Kokenge. A. Przyborowski. Row 3 — D Barnett. B. Spencer. D. Reynolds, E. Tinnerman 134 Activities Guidance Aides Row 1 — Mrs. Blackburn Row 2 — R. Smith, T. Pfeiffer, L. Archer, R Dillow. S. Shroyer, J Maddux, S. Grabeman, K. Baker. Library Aides Row 1 — P. Martino. J. Rogakos. A. Smith. Row 2 — S. Willis. L. Ping, D. Potts. D. Hey. Activities 135 Student Council Row 1 — T. Douglas. K Reigelsperger, C. Mays. J. Adkins. P. Benson. B. Flynn. G. Van Den Einde. B. Spencer. A Burch. Row 2 — T. Kinsella. C Slade, C. Huneke. J. Slovak, R. Campbell. G. Wolf. J. Burns. T. Boyd. C Ebbers, D. Caudill. K Michael. Mrs. Mott. Senior Officers 136 Activities Junior Officers Row 1 — T. Boyd. J. Burns. J. Slovak. R. Campbell. G. Wolf. C. Ebbers Activities 137 Sophomore Officers Row 1 — T. Douglas. C. Huneke. Row 2 — C. Slade. T. Kinsella. Row 3 — A Burch. D. Caudill. K. Michael. Mrs. Young. K. Reigel-sperger Drama Club Row 1 — J. Rogakos, K. Jeffers. T. Smith. C. Craddock. J. Maddux. K. Wade. Mrs. Lakes. Row 2 — M. Gephart. D. Hey. K Willis. T. Hughes, D. Spencer. Varsity Club Row 1 — Mr. Poock. M Erickson. A. Casper. P Benson. J. Giles. M. Troxell. C. Mays. D. Myers. S. Slade, W. Swartz. Row 2 — L. Hopkins. D. Brown. R. Dougherty. G Wolf. J. Slovak. J. Adkins. S. Paul. K. Bragg. Row 3 — B. Kuhn. M. Morrison, R. Sweeney, M. Jensen. J. Stomps. J. Ikerd. D. Barnett, B Spencer. M. Simms Row 4 — A. Burch. K Brady. L. Cali. L. Szeman. M. Rado, K. Cation, E. Redder. T Cochran. T Kross. L. Caron Row 5 — G Page, B. Fearn, J. Liechty. S. Yoon, B. Housh. C. Page, S. Satterthwaite. E. Vendel. T. Summers. J. Blommel. Row 6 — F. Hery. 138 Activities Intromurals Row 1 — E. Vendel, C. Page, D. Cox. B. Spencer. B Zimmerman. P. Benson. J Rogers, G Hazel. E. Grant. M. Blair. D Hartman. G Van Den Einde Row 2 — M Hadley. L Hetzler. J. Lucas. A Casper. E. Hall. A. Poffenberger, B Carpenter, D Henry. K Cation. J. Rice. K Reigelsperger. K. Michael, T Kinsella. Row 3 — R Dabb. M. Caton, B. Ooten. B Norton. B Austin. D. Caudill. J. Wynne, M. Snider. M Jensen, W Overholt, L Riddell. D. Spencer. M Griffith. Row 4 — C. Carter. P Hess, B Bermger. M. Webb, T. Smith, J. Maloon. A Bermger. D. Stewart, C. Tag. J. Liechty. D Boulis. C. Thompson. Row 5 — J Henes. L Conn. P Bennett. B. Hall. B. Stauffer, J. Slovak. G. Page. R. Sweeney. L Hopkins, M. Erickson, S. Nilsson. J. Richter. T Boyd Row 6 — D Barnett. G Caudill. D. Sorg, J. Montgomery, J. Today, A. Price. C. Ebbers. C. Bowman. R. Campbell. B McNutt, J Roth, L. McDaniel Row 7 — J. Thacker. R. Hill. B. Reed. D Estep. M Simms. D. Brown. M. Troxell, B. Kuhn. R. Dougherty, M Morrison, S. Satterthwaite. D. Gibson. Ski Club Row 1 — R. Martin. L. McCullough. J. Today. K Haught. B McNutt. L. Hodgson. Row 2 — I. Manzella, E. Vendel. S Slade, C Page. C Mays. S Nilsson. D Henry. K. Wade. D. Sorg, M. Troxell. R. Campbell. C. Ebbers. A. Price, L. Hetzler, K Michael. Row 3 — B Terry, D Cox, D. Rice, L. Liechty. J. Rose. D Reynolds. S. Bundy. D. Caudill. J. Blommel. M. Blair. G. Van Den Einde. K. Reigelsperger. C Bowman. M Jensen. A. Beringer, K. Huneke. A. Burch. A Worek Row 4 _ Mr Melton. B. Spencer. B. Snider. C. Bruggeman. D Bishop. T. Stanyon. J. Vallo. P Hess, D. Stewart. C. Tag. V. Jackson. K Shaughnessy. J. Leighty. S. Lancen. M. Snider. K. Warren. D Anders. T. Folmsbee Activities 139 Life Lab Row 1 — D. Ball. A. Crawford. M Youn. M. Huff. Row 2 — Mrs Mott. L. Lam. J. Hoskins. M. Early, S. Anderegg, Mr. Melton. Row 3 — J. Hawker. M. Brunner. M. Myers. B. Schreck. B Coffey. T. Audio, D. King, B. Flynn. 140 Activities COE Row 1 — K. Snell. Row 2 — S. Short. T. Kepler. P. Mays. J Butler. T. Cochran. L. Ayers. Activities 141 OWE Row 1 — Mrs. Gyourko, S. Pearson. S. McGuire, M Schafer. B. Meadows Row 2 — G. Ross. M Miller. S. Poteet. K. Glass. L. Ryntz, M. Ankeney, D. Trimble. 142 Activities OWE Row 1 — R. Curtsinger. M. Marsh. T Sweeney, T. Scarberry. J. Hurt. J. Yerian. R Bayne. J. Moore. M. Moore. Mrs Powell OWE Row 1 — G. Schnieders, W. Shockley. G. Tipton. T Wax. M. LaFevers. A. McCreary. Row 2 — Mr. O'Kresik, J. Ashley. J Jones. K. Ashburn. M. Isaacs. J. Andrews. M. Rison. J. Bledsoe. Activities 143 Radio Club Row 1 — T. Moor©. Row 2 — T. Tomlinson. J. Mays, M. Simms. A. White. R Zimmer, K. Warner Row 3 — C. Carter. D Schultz. K. Shaughnessy. Speech And Debate Row 1 — C. McGraw. S McNealy. T. Cochran, T. Moore. G. Page. T. Bown. Row 2 — A. Cheatham. A Rose, M. Erickson. C. Thompson. Row 3 — B. Housh. B Snider, B Austin. A. White, L. Piekarski. K Shaughnessy. B Flynn. 144 Activities Ne wsdimensions Row 1 — C. Mays, J. Cullers, D. Davis, R. Crum. C. Craddock. Row 2 — J. Giles. J. Thompson. P Johnson. P. Benson. J. Miko. Sketches Of The Mind Row 1 — J. Rogakos. Row 2 — T. Bennett. D Hey, M. Cephart. J Maddux. S. Hall. T. Fields. J. Greason Row 3 — A. Whito. J. Burns, Mrs. Lakes. Activities 145 Concert Choir Row 1 — E Walters, C. MarshaH. C. Thompson, T. Good. Row 2 — T. Fields, J Greason, D. Potts, L Goedeking, C. Craddock, S. Nilsson, M. Rado Row 3 — J. Lucas, E. Fultz, A. Przyborowski, D. Ball. J. Buckley, T. Turpin, L. Brewer. T Bennett. Row 4 — M Poston. G. CaudiU, C. Thompson, R. Zimmer. J. Thompson. R. Zimmer. S. Fleming. P. Johnson. L. Thacker. WC Singers Row 1 — C. Thompson. L. Shawver. M. Lane. J. Katzenmaier. Row 2 — D. Hey. L. Conn. C. Lee Row 3 — P. Johnson. D Barnett. P. Bennett, B Logan. C. Olson. C. Winter. 146 Activities Vocal Expressions Row 1 — J. Greason. E. Walters. C Marshall, J. Maddux, M. Poston, M. Lane. Row 2 — J. Lucas. E. Fultz. A. Przyborowski. C. Olson. C. Thompson. J Hauk, R. Zimmer, A. Rose. L Collins Muse Machine Row 1 — C. Alexander. K. Wade. K. Willis. T. Hughes, M Lab. T. Tomlinson. K Simpson. Mr. Aultz Row 2 — D. Spencer. M. Troxell. G Wolf. D. Schultz, M. Poston. M. Simms. D. Labatzky. S. Slade. S. Brown. Row 3 — K Michael, t.J. McDaniel. C Ebbers. M J. Erickson. J. Richter. A. Clark. L. Cali. M. Wine. V. Jackson, M Logan Row 4 — L. Riddell, A. Burch. T. Douglas. M Jensen. B. Housh. S. Yoon. T. Smith. K. Hollmann. L. Liechty. L. Bogard Row 5 — K. Jeffers. T Kinsella. J. Hauk, R. Arber, M. DeLeon, E. Fultz. S. Williams, H Yoon. B. Spencer. B Pyles, S. Willis. Row 6 — S. Simms. T. Smith. G. Nolen. J. Maddux. M Fortkamp, H. Swartz. Activities 147 Orchestra Ms. Weber. M. Gephart, B. Campbell. T. Smith, D. England JVS Seniors Row 1 — J. Oldham. M. Chaney, M. Wagle. J. Anson, J. Rieger, T. Watts. B. Bartley. E. Wyatt. Row 2 — T. Hatch. R. Hensley. K. Mahaney. J. Pfeiffer. K. Knight. B. Phillips. 148 Activities Pep Band Row 1 — R. Singleton, M. Kuntz. D. Goings, H. Scohy. K. Streisel, C. Goforth. Row 2 — D Caudill. M Hayes, T. Bown, S. Robinson. J. Marchal, D. Potts, S. Williams. JVS Juniors Row 1 — R. Nave. M. Hecker. T. Leonard, B. Roberts. Row 2 — S. Brant. T. Allen. T. Adkins, K. Nevels. M. Fultz, R. McCready, B. Leis. L. Rachford, C. Engle. S. Sprinkle, C. Snyder. J. Henderson. Row 3 — L. Hammond. S. Ginn, J. Nichols, R. Payne. S. Shadley, M. Warmouth. J. Stewart. B Worden. S Meyer. K. Salyers. K. Geiger. S. Bartley. C. Hensley, J. Ruef, M. Roberts. M. Hesler. B. Campbell. K. Rowe, P. Broadus. Activities 149 S-P-l-R-l-T,Spirit The varsity cheerleaders started off a very successful season at their cheerleading camp held at Indiana University. During the camp, the varsity received an excellent and three superior ribbons. In final competition, both varsity squads combined took third place out of all the other squads at camp. In competition this winter, the varsity soccer- basketball cheerleaders placed third. In addition to cheering at all the games and participating in competitions, the cheerleaders are active in many other activities such as making signs and spirit boosters to add to the excitement of the games. 1 — Varsity Soccer Basketbad — Row 1 — C. Sams. Capt.. J. Walker Row 2 — A Price. C. Bowman Row 3 — B McNutt. C. Ebbers. 2 — Rachel cheers Pirate wrestlers onto victory. 3 — A round of applause for the Pirates 4 — Hold 'em! 5 — Jackie gets down at the soccer game. 6 — Varsity Football Wres-tling — Row 1 — C. Mays. M. Koopman. S Mullins, Capt. Row 2 — S. Slade. A Foust, R. Campbell 150 Cheerleaders We're 1! The junior varsity cheerleaders also attended Indiana University for camp this summer. The squad cheered their way to many awards, including one excellent and three superior ribbons. They also received a spirit ribbon for being the most spirited squad at camp. Cheerleading advisors are: Connie Henry. Soccer Basketball. and Nancy Christiansen, Football W restling. 7 — JV Soccer Basketball — Row 1 — C. Slade. K. Reigel-sperger. Row 2 — T. Whitted. Row 3 — K, Bodish. A. Burch, Capt.. K. Michael. 8 — All right! 9 — Is this right? 10 — CA glances at the scoreboard to see if the Pirates are stil winning. 11 — Ms Christiansen gives the camera a smile. 12 — “Gimme a P ... I -13 _ jv Football Wrestling — Row 1 — T. Douglas. S. Yoon Row 2 — J. Today. J. Roth. Row 3 — L. McDaniel. Capt.. C. Huneke Cheerleaders 151 Family Of Friends The accomplishments made by the 1985-86 Pirate Marching Band were never ending. The band attended three major contests. At the Edgewood Marching Band Contest, the band received a first place award and best overall. The band received a first place award at the Centerville Marching Band Contest, and ended the marching season with a second place award from the Miamisburg Marching Band Contest. This year, the band also participated in the first annual Paper Festival Parade. During Concert Band season, the band was awarded a superior rating at Fairborn's District Contest, and an excellent rating was given to the band at Fairmont's State Contest. 1 _ The 1985 West Carrollton Marching Band: Row 1 — H. Lee. S. Geseil. L. McCullough. M. Caudill. J. Kokenge. H. Swartz. L. Barone. L. Baker. S. Baer, T. Douglas. M. Hutt. S. Robinson, C. Bockerstette. Row 2 — J. Brewer. F. Beardsley, S. Hall. J. Maddux. L. Thacker. S. Penrod. D. Cox. G. Van DenEinde. M. Smith. C. Bowman. S. Bartimay. T. Stan-yon, S. Womack. Row 3 — R. Dillow. A. Rose. V. Jackson, L. Hodgson. J. Burns. R. Moesner, M. Winstead. S. Kincaid. T. Tomlinson, M. Logan, M. Wiley. S. Bundy. M. Moon. Row 4 — J. Owen. H. Scohy, K. Hollmann. M. Wine, K. Streisel. H. Ramsey. S. Bentley. D. Goings. D. Rice. A Slocumb. C. Goforth. J. Hawker. Row 5 — T. Lester. C. Bruggeman. R. Singleton. V. Gould. R. Stivers, D. Potts. J. Ruef. I Manzella. B. Hewitt. D. Fischer. M. Kuntz. S. Harris. Row 6 — J. Sas-senger. J. Campbell. D. Caudill. C. Roark. T. Bown. S. Oldham. B. Mears. S. Mandich, L. Marcus. T. Moore. R. Winkler. D. Fricke. Row 7 — T. liams, J. Smith. M. Fischer, T. Ball. J. Marchal. P. Kline, S. Shroyer. B. Terry. R. Kunka. J. Oldham. M. McClure. V. Ramage. Row 8 — M. Profitt. D. Stewart. K. Lang. D. Corn. W. Nealeigh, B. Pyles. L. Cali. S Willis. K. Gantner. D. Boulis, C. Thompson. C. Riddell. S. Holcomb. Row 9 — T. Burks. K. Harmon. M. Hayes, S. Williams, C. McGraw, G. Nolen. R. McGrow. S. Ginn. R. Hensley. D. Poffenberger. M. Lab. — The flutes strive for perfection. 3 — Proud Pirate Band leaders display awards. 4 — Everyone loves a parade 5 — Oh! Are we on now? 6 — This is so much fun. 7 — Mr. Gallehue leads the pack during pre-game. 8 9 — Susan and Todd — Instruments up one-and-a-two. 10 — “ ... everyone knows it's Wendy.” 11 — George and crew on the fight song. 12 — The Little Drummer Boy. Chuck Riddell. 13 — Tom hits every note perfectly. 152 Band A Chorus Line The West Carrollton High School Color Guard was first organized in 1975 by Nancy Foster. They started with only 11 members that were sophomore and junior volunteers from the band. The uniforms and the flags were handmade by the girls themselves. Since then, the guard has grown to 24 members that are selected after tryouts in the spring. The Band Boosters now furnish the uniforms and the flags. Besides supporting the band during the football games, the guard has competed with area schools in various events. During the Centerville and Edgewood Invitationals, the guard was awarded Best Auxiliary in 1985. The 1985-86 Color Guard: Row 1 — M. Profitt. Line Officer, J. Smith: Line Officer, H Lee; Captain, R. Dillow; Line Officer. K. Harmon. Line Officer. Row 2 — C Bockersteete, S. Womack. J. Brewer. M Moon. J. Hawker, S. Harris. D Fricke. Row 3 — T. Liams. J Sassenger, S. Holcomb. D. Poffen-berger. Row 4 — T. Lester. B. Cloughessy; Advisor. M. Lab. 2 — Tonya twirls her flag with ease. 3 — Picture perfect. 4 — Mirror, mirror, on the wall ... 154 Color Guard One Singular Sensation The West Carrollton High School Carrolltones consists of 30 members that perform as an integral part of the marching band at athletic contests, parades, and band camp. This last summer the girls attended camp at Ohio Wesleyan University and received an excellent and a superior rating in nightly competitions and a superior rating in final competition. The Carrolltones were also awarded the Dora Do Better doll in recognition for being the most improved team of the week. The team's recent awards include: 1st Place Auxiliary — Class AA at Edge wood; 1st Place Auxiliary — Best of Show at Centerville; 1st Place Drill Team Best of Show at the Miamisburg Band Contest. Their final and greatest accomplishment in 1986 was winning the State Championship. 5 — The 1985-86 Carrolltones: Row 1 — J. Maddux: Line Officer. A. Rose: Line Officer, L Thacker 1st Lt.. M Wiley Captain. G. Van Den Einde: 2nd Lt.. S. Bundy: Line Officer. F. Beardsley Line Officer. Row 2 — S. Gesell. L. McCullough. M. Caudill. J. Kokenge. L. Bdker. S. Baer, T. Engle. M. Hutt. Row 3 — V. Jackson, H. Swartz. S. Hall. S. Penrod. D. Cox. M. Smith. C. Bowman. S. Bartimay. L. Barone. Row 4 — B. Fredrick: Advisor, M. Logan. J. Burns. R. Moesner. M. Winstead, S. Kincaid. T. Tomlinson. L. Hodgson. M Sewell Advisor. 6 — Vanessa can't believe it is her last performance. 7 — 'I get a kick out of Carrolltones 8 — Attention! 9 — Where did everybody go? 10 — I think I'm gettin' the beat. 11 — Michelle stands proud. 12 — Where's that famous Carrolltone smile. Michele? Carrolltones 156 Piratan '86 Row 1 — Christine Alexander — Editor-in-Chief. Gretchen Van Den Einde — Section Editor, Bill Palcic, Stephanie Mullins, Susan Slade, John Love. Row 2 — Mel Hubbs — Business Editor. Debbie Myers. Ken McCollum — Advisor, Brad Flym, Missy Moon. Row 3 — Julie Rose, Michele Wiley, Jayne Maddux. Chris Leary. Cathy Craddock, Debbie Reynolds, Ann Bashore. Not pictured — Sheryl Mandich. 156 Piratan Crew of the C they slipped the surly be reached out...and touchec AUTUMN 'When October Goes' ... The children running home beneath a twilight sky. Oh, for the fun of then when I was one of them. And when October goes, the same old dream appears ... — Johnny Mercer We're apart now, but still sharing the happy years. We turned our heads away to hide the helpless tears. Oh, how we hated to see October go. 1 — The happy couple at Homecoming 2 — Kim's smile covers the tears of Senior Night. 3 — Come on. George, don't forget your line. 4 — Penny for your thoughts. Chad. 5 — Look out below! 6 — The Three Pirate Stooges. 7 — Rappin' Ron Sorg. 8 — The cheerleaders take a stand for the National Anthem. 9 — The courtyard in autumn. 160 Autumn AUTUMN Autumn Goes Like The Foiling Leaves Despite the heat, despite that summer was not officially over, and that good days were left for swimmin', sailin', and cruisin', the old school bell rang. On August 27, it was back-to-school once again. It didn't take long to get back in the swing of things for the Community Pep Rally kicked off the fall sports season on August 29. And, with the blink of an eye, almost one month earlier than usual. Homecoming was upon us on September 28. Taking off on the popular movie, we went Back to the Future as this year's theme. Parents came back to school on October 14. Even though it was one day after for ghost and goblins, a Halloween dance, complete with costumes, was November 1. Twenty-five candles illuminated the birthday cake as our high school celebrated its 25th birthday on November 18. The fail season came to a close with the two day break for Thanksgiving celebration. 1 — Bill and Claris getting “into the groove. 2 — I know the answer is in here somewhere. 3 — Sharon marches proudly in the Homecoming parade A — I've got it. I've got it. 5 — Now where did he go? 6 — A purrrrfect picture. 7 — John shows his true beauty, 8 — Should I give him an A or an F? 9 — Boy, I'm having fun 10 — Troye and Jimmy show the importance of teamwork on the ropes course. 162 Autumn WINTER January 28, 1986 -38 ... and as I turned to make my way back home, the snow turned into rain. — Dan Fogelberg The winter of 1985-86 was a springy type season; we watched the snow turn quickly into rain. We had a lot of things to do in the winter, hand-in-hand, with a lot of fun and laughter. Although the snow has faded away, that time in our lives never will. 1 — Gretchen and Dave put on their hats and shades and dance the night away 2 — Kelli is confused by all the classes she has to choose from for her junior year. 3 — Steve Hall pins for a Pirate win. 4 — Doug proofs his paper for the final draft. 5 — Shelly, is it a little bright inside? 6 — Lisa fights the Falcons for the ball. 7 — YES. it is a live tree (great idea Butch!). 8 — A face only a fiancee could love! 9 — the courtyard in winter. 164 Win ter 1 Winter 165 WINTER Brmrrr!!! With stomachs still full of Thanksgiving dinner, students returned to school on December 2, ready to begin the Christmas festivities. Students participated in a homeroom door decorating contest and many other holiday activities. On December 18, the student body hosted a luncheon for area senior citizens. Students left for Christmas break after participating in a Christmas assembly December 20, complete with performing groups, acting, and a student sing-a-long. Returning to school January 6, found students cramming for final exams January 15, 16, and 17. February was off to a rockin' start when the Air Force Band visited the school on February 4. Four days later, the dancing continued as the NHS sponsored a dance at the high school. As the winter snows, which were very few, melted, the curtain was raised on Hello Dolly and spring break. 1 — Look what Santa brought me! 2 — “Twinkle, twinkle little star. 3 — Rockin' Rich. 4 — Does the tongue help. Todd? 5 — Just as I suspected, it's a mouth! 6 — Who is that masked woman? 7 — Four's company. 8 — A little shy, Leslie? 9 — Everybody's dancin' at the Air Force Band assembly. 166 Winter SPRING Our World Unfolds Like you ... I am a traveler in the outside world. Like you, I journey on the roads of my experiences, my sensations and my interactions always trying to keep in touch with who I am ... always seeking out the faith and understanding, the promise, the fulfillment and the joy that warm and beautify the quiet world within me. — Karen Ravn With spring comes many changes. Just as the rose unfolds to face the sun, we open up to a world of new horizons. Some of our new horizons took us as far as the beaches of Florida. Now, some of us find ourselves in a new year at school, on a university campus, working for a living; but wherever we are, we are always walking forward toward some new horizon. 1 — Up, up. and away. 2 — A firm handshake and thanks from Mr. Brigati. 3 — ''And. and ... I ... umm ... 4 — Kevin is such a heart-breaker. 5 — Lady Pirates fight through a victorious season. 6 — Look out. Eddie VanHa-len! 7 — Dave and Debbie share one more night together at the prom. 8 — The courtyard in spring. 168 Spring SPRING Breakin' For Spring Graduating To Summer The curtain went up on spring with the production ot the popular musical. Hello Dolly. performed March 14, 15, and 16. By the time the show closed, students turned toward the sun and southern beaches of Florida as we laid out plans for Spring Break. Upon returning to school. Student Council sponsored a blood drive, organized around aM'A'S'H theme, in which 72 students participated. We kicked off our SADD (Students Against Driving Drunk) program with an assembly on April 8. Voters went to the polls on April 14 after a week's worth of campaigning as candidates awaited the results of the student council and class elections. The company of performers in this year's talent show, marred by static and feedback, electrified the student audience on April 25. One More Night was the theme for this year's Junior and Senior Prom held on May 3. NHS inducted 35 students at their annual May assembly. The year closed with Baccalaureate, June 1, the Honors Assembly, June 2, and Graduation. June 5. 1 — Rob shows off his date at the prom. 2 — Dee delivers his campaign promises. 3 — Three more days and the cap and gown come off for good. 4 — Students listen intently to the candidates' speeches. 5 — Smiles everyone, smiles. 6 — Off and running. 7 — Dirk is Jammin'. 8 — Hi, Mom. 9 — Minnie Fay of Dolly asks. Do you think this bonnet will bring me a little romance? 10 — The juniors run across the gym to become the new seniors. 170 Spring Spring 171 I USA FOR AFRICA — 45 American recording artists joined together to record We Are The World and raise millions for hunger relief in Africa. Later in the year, the two-continent Live Aid concert raised more than $70 million. LIBERTY — After nearly two years, restoration of the Statue of Liberty was completed. Rededication was scheduled for July, 1986. REFRIGERATOR — 302 lb. rookie William The Refrigerator Perry helped lead the Chicago Bears to a Super Bowl win. T.V. FASHION — Miami Vice was tops in T.V. and in fashion trendsetting. Stars Don Johnson and Philip Michael Thomas popularized casual but dressy styles in pastel colors. JAL CRASH — A Japan Air Lines plane crashed into a remote mountainside, killing a record 520 people. 1985 was the worst year in history for air fatalities. SUMMIT — President Reagan met with Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev in Geneva, Switzerland. W2 Photos by: AP Wide Wortd Photos MUD SLIDE — The Red Cross joined the rescue effort in Colombia after Nevado del Ruiz volcano erupted, causing a mud slide that killed 20.000. WORLD SERIES — Bret Saberhagen led the Kansas City Royals to victory in the World Series. Saberhagen pitched a five hitter and was named MVP for the Series. ANNIVERSARY — Ceremonies at the Vietnam Memorial in Washington, D.C., and a veteran march in New York City commemorated the 10-year anniversary of U.S. withdrawal from Vietnam. CHALLENGER — The space shuttle Challenger exploded minutes after takeoff Jan. 28,1986. All seven crew members died, including teacher Christa McAuliffe. chosen to be the first civilian in space. REAGAN — President Reagan, with his wife Nancy, gave the A-okay sign from his hospital window after undergoing surgery to remove a cancerous tumor. FAREWELL — Several great stars of stage and screen died during 1985. among them Orson Whiles, 70; Rock Hudson. 59; and Yul Brynner, 65. 173 'Sverits TRIPLE CROWN — Dwight Gooden. 20, achieved the pitcher’s triple ACHILLE LAURO — Palestinian terrorists hijacked the Italian Cruise crown with most victories (24), most strikeouts (268) and best ERA (1.53). Liner. American Leon Klinghoffer was killed. ROYAL VISIT — Prince Charles and Princess Diana visited the U.S., BIG $$$ — Patrick Ewing signed a record $17 million multiyear contract to creating a social frenzy in Washington, D.C., and Palm Beach. Fla. begin his professional basketball career with the New York Knicks. HIJACK — For 17 days, Shi'ite terrorists held hostage 39 passengers and FIRST FAMILY — T.V.’s first family was undoubtedly The Cosby Show crew members from TWA flight 847. One American was killed. gang. The show became America’s 1 television series. 174 Photos by: AP WkJe World Photos EARTHQUAKE — A series of earthquakes ripped through Mexico killing 20,000. In Mexico City, 150.000 were left homeless. A CLASSIC — Coca-Cola introduced a new formula Coke, hoping its flavor would catch on. After protests from old Coke lovers, the original formula was brought back. BOSS — Bruce Springsteen s album ‘Born in the USA sold 17 million copies. The Boss also completed a 61-city tour and married model Julianne Phillips. 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