Derby High School - Panther Yearbook (Derby, KS)

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President Melinda Hein. sr.. and the Kayette Board select candidates for Holly Ball King. Lisa Enloe and Greg Sharp, jrs.. show relief upon the Greg Sharp Holly Ba„ Kj announcement of the winner. Terry Godwin and Marshall Hoberecht. srs.. wait in anticipation to hear who the winner will be. Holly Ball 135

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“And So It Is 9 Christmas” chosen as theme HOLLY BALL ATTENDANTS: Sitting: Doug Palmer. Brad Greteman; Standing: Steve Allen. Darryl Wittich and Marshall Hoberecht. The attendants were escorted respectively by Terri Bowren. Susan Deiter. Vickie Waldschmidt. JoEllen Parson, and Terry Godwin. The annual girls ask guys dance, sponsored by the Kayettes. was held on Decem- ber 11 in the Commons Build- ing. The theme for the evening was And So It Is Christmas. with music provided by Stra- tus. The night was highlighted with the crowning of Greg Sharp, jr., as Holly Ball King. Senior Melinda Hein. Kayette President, stated. I was pleased with the turnout as well as the band. It seemed as if everyone had an enjoyable time. Andrea Williams and Kendall Bernstorf present Greg Sharp, jr.. with a pen and pencil gift set. after he has been crowned. Greg was escorted by Lisa Enloe. jr

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Music students entertain as they learn rhythm The Instrumental Music De- partment stayed very busy throughout the year. The Orchestra competed in contests at WSU and at the Hutchinson Junior Community College. As well as contests, ev- ery student participated in so- los at school and took private lessons on their own. The Marching Band provided entertainment at seven foot- ball games as well as four pa- rades. They received their fifth consecutive ‘T’ rating at WSU on band day. They once again received unanimous 'T’s from all three judges. The Concert Band held three concerts and attended a clinic at WSU. The Stage Band attended a clinic at the Hutchinson Junior Community College, along with performing at various home basketball games and con- certs. Mr. Goering planned the drills of the flag girls to coincide with those of the Marching Band. Debi Johnson, sr., was the leader of the flag girls. Marching Band students practice for a football halftime show. MARCHING BAND: Front Row: Linda Gassert. Joann Appleby. Cheryl Woods. Louise Thatcher. Melodie Birch. Lois Margheim. Lisa Bentz. Ronda Venable: Second Row: Brenda Parvin. Donna Green. Susan Gregory. Connie Bradford. Kelly Hill. Dick Lewis. Brenda Gehly. Leesa King: Third Row: Mr. Glen Goering. Joni Jensen.Todd Schuetze. Diane Allen. Bill Williamson. Joe Greene. Anita Donnelly. Dennis Scripp; Fourth Row: Ron Jones. Donna Urmey. Tom Riggs. Kevin Moore. Beth Butler. Terri Bowren. Julie Sigler; Fifth Row: Brad Clark. Richard Greene. Bobby Lane. Dale Harland. Kerry Knetzer. Marty Head. Ken Schirmer. Mark Rudrow; Back Row: Duke Francis. Scott Weierich. David Wittich. Russell Miller. Darryl Wittich. Doug Lowe. Bill Morrison. Richard Evans. 136 lnstrumental Music