Wichita Heights High School - Talon Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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l9f Powderpuff 5 ', Q I 49 wg.3, 1 4 ., 59' .st I . . . g,.- A . .1 3, ,,.,' 54' K K , ' W7 , 'i v X . ' . '11 'I' -QQ-' gg , 4-N-..uQLT ?!. '- . W- 1. JUNIOR POWDERPUFF SQUAD First Row: K. Norman, J. Guthrie, M. Baugher, G. Adams, B. Sorrell, C. Pepper, M. Corns, B. An- drews, M. Phillips. Second Row: M. Powers, E. Velasquez, P. Redo, T. Hoy, S. Myrtle, L. Saunders, A. Alexander, P. Williams, T. Eastman Third Row: R. Miller, T. Hembree, J. Matthews, C. Molos, L. Lusk, B. Kell, M. Overstake, R. Huff, K. Norris, R. Alley, K. Graybeal. Fourth Row:A. Purcell, N. Dittmer, R. Koppenhaver, S. Ensminger, K. Smedley, B. Watson, E. Langford, S. Robinson, E. Hawn, B. Robinson. Fifth Row: K. Wisecarver, K. Post, J. Bell, Y. Wynn, D. Holmstrom, M. McClain, C. Johnson, M. Whit- field, L. Anderson, M. Johnson. Sixth Row: S. Cummings, S. Byrd, L. Dougherty, C. Adams, M. Shamasko, V. Myers, T. Isbell, T. Zimmerman, G. Gutierrez, H. Pitler. SENIOR CHEERLEADERS From Left: M. Capps, M. Pharis, B. Malcom, K. Wheatcroft, B. Bonwell, P. Smith, D. Haddock, R. Mullins 3. Mary McClain picks up big yardage for the juniors 4. SENIOR SQUAD First Row: M. Ireland, D. Sharp, F. King, S. Whiters, T. Smart, D. Barnes, S. Nelson, C. Handy. Second Row: B. Johnson, C. Johnson, C. Bell, D. Howlen, C. Wolken, S. Weller, A. Cross. Third Row: B. Logan, T. Scott, D. Boso, T. Roberts, T. Barnes, D. Canaday, H. Hale, T. Mclnnis. Fourth Row: C. Carden, K. Hodge, T. Preston, L. Hewitt, L. Crozier, B. Hingst, P. Campbell. H. Warren. 5. JUNIOR CHEERLEADERS From Bottom: G. Adams, B. Andrews, B. Sorrell, C. Pepper, K. Norman, M. Corns.

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18 fPowderpuff Seniors Victorious In Annual Powderpuff Bout Who could remember Homecoming Week without recalling the annual Powderpuff Football game? Weeks be- fore the night of October 18, enthusias- tic junior and senior girls chose their own nicknames, their numbers franging from -72 to 991, attended at least two of the four practice sessions for each team, and purchased their uniforms. The sen- iors sported black T-shirts with red let- tering, the juniors, red with black letter- ing. Each team had its own cheerlead- ing squad composed of guys who want- ed to get in on the act - a responsibil- ity that came complete with gorgeous costumes! Although the junior team's spirit and determination were high, experience and perhaps a sense of tradition led the seniors to victory once more with a score of 14-0. I've never done anything like that before,', said Valery Myers, '79. Mary Ireland, '78, exclaimed, Pow- derpuff was one of the things that made my senior year exciting. It was fun try- ing to take the places of the guys, but I never knew football was so complicat- ed. It was a little scary at first, but after I played for a while, I didn't want to quit. I really enjoyed it, concluded Dawn Holmstrom, '79. 5- wx 2 W U 'H ., r I I L ,,,, it if ' rp , V' Af' .iv L H L , m,,Wi,, . ' , ,Lp yy, . my-,mn , A ', A.

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201 Prom 1. After coronation, King and Queen Randy Mul- lins and Heidi Hale dance to the music of ONYX. 2. ONYX provides the entertainment. 3. PRINCE AND PRINCESS CANDIDATES First Row: Robyn Alley, Robin Koppenhaver, Sherri Weaver, Dawn Holmstrom. Second Row: Greg Adams, Rod Miller, Ken Fisher, Greg Jack- son. 4. Dawn Greer and Bill Mathis look on as Mrs. Maxlield and Mrs. Pitler supervise the balloting. 5. KING AND QUEEN CANDIDATES First Row: Diana Myers, Kim Hodge, Heidi Hale, La- Quita Lugrand. Second Row: Randy Mullins, Brent Bonwell, Kirby Kendall, Mark Pharis 1- I-1 r f ,f I If 2? .4