Ashland High School - Bluejay Yearbook (Ashland, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1980 volume:

Ashland High School Ashland, KS 67831 Volume 32 The following pages were designed to capture the joy and the fun of the seasons in the sun — fall, winter, spring and summer — at AHS. “Seasons In The Sun” Good-bye to you, my trusted friend. We’ve known each other since we were nine or ten; Together we’ve climbed hills and tress. Learned of love and A-B-C’s. skinned our hearts and skinned our knees. Good-bye. my friend, it’s hard to die. When all the birds are singing in the sky; Now that the spring is in the air. Pretty girls are ev’rywhere; Think of me and I’ll be there. We had joy. we had fun. we had season in the sun; But the hills that we climb were Just seasons out of time. Good-bye. Papa, please pray for me, I was the black sheep of the family; You tried to teach me right from wrong. Too much wine and too much song, wonder how I got along. Good-bye. Papa, it’s hard to die. When all the birds are singing in the sky; Now that the spring is in the air. Little children ev’rywhere; When you’ll see them. I’ll be there. We had Joy, we had fun. we had seasons in the sun; But the wine and the song like the seasons have all gone. We had joy. we had fun. we had seasons in the sun; But the wine and the song like the seasons have all gone. Good-bye. Michelle, my little one. You gave me love and helped me find the sun; And ev’rytime that I was down. You would always come around and get my feet back on the ground. Good-bye. Michelle, it's hard to die. When all the birds are singing in the sky; Now that the spring is in the air. With the flowers ev’rywhere. I wish that we could both be there. All our lives we had fun. we had seasons in the sun; But the stars we could reach were just starfish on the beach. Copyright: Edward B. Marks Music Corporation. Used by Permission. TABLE OF CONTENTS Students and Staff page 3 Fall page 31 Winter page 55 Spring page 85 Summer page 103 2 Rick Eubank and Ernest Swartz make use of Activity Period. Kate McQuade works on the leeper while Brenda Betschart watches. Larry Stebens rests during the Soap Scrimmage. Art 11 students change a plain wal into an eye-catching one. Beth Milligan and Monica Krier take a break during their busy day. SURPRISE! Kena York and Beth Krier are studying. Cheerleaders discuss their cheers during a football game. 3 “Good-bye To You 4 My Trusted Friend” 5 It’s Hard To Believe That They Ivan Hass Sponsor Mary George Sponsor Colors: Black and Silver Joe Brelt President David Butler Vice President Flowers: Red Rose Nancy Krier Secretary and Treasurer Dalen Graff Stuco Representative 6 Are The Seniors Of A.H.S. Sarah Croskell Stuco Representative Robin Baker Motto: We cannot live for yesterday or yesterday’s dreams, but only for today and tomorrow’s reality. Robin Brooks Ronda Culver 7 It looked like It was time for a senior coffee break. “We’ve Known Each Other Since 8 We Were Nine Or Ten” 9 Delno Cornish Jacque Fellers Steve Fellers Valarie Fisher 10 Tony Gillespie Nancy Gilmore Greg Goodnight Karen Hensley Nothing like a good hot meal to fill the empty stomachs of the hard worked seniors. Cherle Jacques Monica Krier 11 “Together We’ve Climbed 12 Hills And Trees” (1) Kathryn Shattuck (2) Seniors switched roles at powder-puff ball game. (3) Chad Moody (4) Theresa McGonlgle . learned of love and A-B-C’s, skinned our hearts and skinned our knees. Good-bye my friend.” 13 Allen Randles 14 Kathryn Shattuck Juniors Reach Kena York, President Kevin Maris. Vice President Sue Butts, Secretary Peggy Reed, Treasurer Beth Krier, Stuco Representative Mike Stein, Stuco Representative Don Brooks Bill Cornish Jim Faris Laurl Hill Shirley Hink Diane Krier Alan LeClear Calvin McGonlgle Mark Messer Mike Millam Gina Wilson tried her hand at wheat weaving. Sue Butts struck a pose during one of Ashland's tennis meets. Mike Stein and Jim Faris ate at the football supper sponsored by the Kiwanls club and held at the Hardesty House. For The Stars! 16 Juniors were involved in many activities. They were very busy raising money for the Junior-Senior prom by selling magazines, having work days, cake raffles, and a TV raffle. Junior girls lined up for the powder puff game. Calvin McGonigle and Alan LeClear looked like they were goofing off during music study hall. Juniors took leisure time during History class. Class officers were all smiles for a planned shot. Scott Morgan Jeff Rich Rhona Schweitzer David Seacat Mike Seacat Allen Shaw Larry Stevens Melanie Swanson Karen Swartz Larry Theander Debbie Watts Gina Wilson 17 Sophomores Yvonne Rich. President Gisele McMinimy. Vice President Anne Shattuck, Secretary-Treasurerq Kate McQuade, Stuco Representative Todd Moody. Stuco Representative Carl Abbott John Baker Brenda Betschart Mark Blankinshlp Shelly Butler Kim Conner Robert Cook, II Winton Cook Shalah Crane Lori Degnan Brian Ediger Doug Ediger Rick Eubank Roy Eubank Paul Fellers Debbie Gillespie John Goings David Harmon Pam Johnson Jeff Krier Wes McKinney Wendy Martin Ranae Mings Kristy Nusz Renea Osborn Sandy Poole Mark Rohlf Ernest Swartz Bryan Thompson Penny Wilson Shelly Woodruff A' 18 Ss Freshmen Vera McMlnimy, President Amber Snell, Vice President Kelly Maris. Secretary-Treasurer Rhonda Urban, Stuco Representative Kurt Hill, Stuco Representative Mary Allen Walter Butler Joe Butts Erika Braman Tom Fellers Monica Gilmore Carolyn Hammock David Heath Mark Isenbart Janet Krler Mike McPhail Gabe McPherson Rick Prlesner Ashley Rich Shawn Rich Mary Reed Steven Reed Robert Seacat Mike Shellt Mike Still Roddy Strang Kerry Swanson Kelly Travis Rodney Urban Dennis Watts Steven Woodruff Francis Young Freshmen girls left the Jim Post assembly scared straight. 19 Junior High Accounts For Almost Half Of Students Belinda Redd President Linda Stein Vice President Stephanie Shaw Secretary-Treasurer Jackie Baker David Conner Vaughn Fisher Dan Huismann Michelle Isaacson Karl Mosshart Russell McKinney Kelly Nusz Darren Osborn Jennifer Prather Debra Reed Tammy Reed Angela Rich Stacey Stebens Mary Steele Sam Travis Rick Walker i Dedra York Karla Young Kendall and David wait for class. Mr. Chand’s Eighth Grade Science Class made models of sodium chloride (salt) crystals with toothpicks, grapes, olives and marshmallows, in their study of the crystals of the earth. Pictured are some of the junior high students who accounted for 48 percent of all students in the Asland High School Building. They participated in their own separate activities; such as, football, basketball, track, pep club, pep assemblies, vocal and band. 20 Curtis Allen Kevin Allen Gall Allen Donna Berryman Steven Braman Donna Brown Valerie Brunholtz Monty Ediger Craig Foster Richard Foster Garth Gardiner Nancy Harper Debbie Isenbart Tony Jacques Mike Lipsett Angel Love Linda McGee David McGonigle Kendall McMinimy Kelly McMurphy Tammy McPherson Janit McVicker David Matthews Lane Moore Felix Musgrove Jonathan Nusz Todd Preisner Michelle Randles Michael Rich Donna Schweitzer Beverly Steele Bryan Steele Gilbert Still Cynthia Sulre Clay Thomas Kenny Blick 21 Administration Provides Leadership BOARD OF EDUCATION. Seated left to right. Phyllis Shattuck. Jim Harper, vice president. Harry Walker, president. Charles McKinney. Robert York. Standing. Warren Conner. Tom Berryman. Harold McCreight, USD 220 Superintendent. Dale Moody. High School Principal. 22 Cecil Ray Puderbaugh. Jr., Grade School Principal. PROFESSIONAL COUNCIL: Clockwise: Anna Jean Wilson. President. Ashland Educators Association; Carlene Culver, Grade School Building Representative; Barbara Glllaspie, High School Representative; Frank Long, Guidance Counselor; Jack Riley, Grade School Building Representative; Dale Moody. High School Principal. Not Pictured: Harold McCreight. Superintendent; Cecil Ray Puderbaugh. Jr., Grade School Principal, and Duane Coats, High School Building Representative The Professional Council acts as a buffer between the administration and the faculty. It hears complaints and brings new ideas for bettering the school system. Pictured above is a teacher-board meeting. The teacher-board meetings are a type of open discussion about problems in the school. Teachers Show Leadership Deloras Baker. Junior and Senior High Librarian Nisar Chand, Junior and Senior High Science Duane Coats, Senior High Mathematics Lois Croskell. Senior High English. Foreign Language The school board and teachers discussed the school year. Susan Edmonston, Elementary Librarian 24 Throughout The Seasons a Mary George, Art Instructor Barbara Gillaspie, Junior High Mathematics Tom Gilmore, Junior and Senior High Science Ivan Hass. Junior and Senior High Industrial Arts. Drafting Leland Hill. Senior High English, Journalism 25 “You Tried To Teach Me Right From Wrong” To the right, Roy Horton, Social Science. Below left, Doug Howard, Elementary and Senior High Physical Education; below right, Charles A. Lavery. Instrumental Music. Bottom left, Mary George. Art Instructor, demonstrates throwing a pot. Bottom center, Frank Long. Guidance Counselor; bottom right, Sally McQuade, English and Speech. 26 If We’d Listened, We’d Be Far Along To the left. Rebecca Powers. Vocal Music. Below left, Donna Rankin. Junior and Senior High English; below center, Larry Rich, General Science. Senior High Physical Education; below right. Jane Shreve, Junior and Senior High History. Bottom left, Ken Swanson. Auto Mechanics and Metals; bottom right, Jane Shreve coached the Blue Bombers in a valiant effort against the White Warriors at the annual powderpuff game during Homecoming Week, October 18. 27 Teachers Dispense Their Knowledge To the right, Anna Jean Wilson, Business Education. Below right, Beverly York, Junior and Senior High Home Economics; far right, Tom Gilmore, Sophomore Class Sponsor, discussed money making projects for the year. Bottom left. Donna Rankin filmed student performances in 8th grade English class. Bottom right, Frank Long discussed problems and needs with the Student Council President Susan McPhall and Vice President Steve Fellers. 28 They Play Their Parts At School Top Row: Left, Beverly Gilmore, Grade School Remedial Reading; center. Phyllis Fellers. Clerk of the Board; right, Betty Rankin, Junior and Senior High Office Secretary. Second Row: Left, Elsie Noland, Teacher Aide; center, Rita Freelove, Grade School Secretary; right, Lois Barricklow, County Health Nurse. Third Row: Left, Lana Janssen. Speech Therapist; right. Bill Persinger, Clinical Psychologist. Bottom Row: Left, Jo Chebultz. School Psychologist; right, Lucille Newby, Learning Disabilities Teacher. 29 They Get Us Here And Keep Us Going Top left: BUS DRIVERS (left to right) Henry Fox. Jack Millam, Freda Hink, Brenda Mings, Irma Burdge, Peggy Rich, Bea Coverdale and Nina McVicker. Not Pictured: Kenny York and Eldean Mings. Top right: Charlie Strouse. Transportation Director. Center left: Mike Suire, high school custodian. Center middle: Eric Braman, high school custodian. Center right: Alta Riley, grade school custodian. Bottom left: Otis Watson, grade school custodian. Bottom right: COOKS (left to right) Norma Suire, Aladine Watson, Wanda Whitfield and Debbie Osborn. 30 Fall Activities Involve Upperclassmen It was that time again for the seniors to prepare for graduation — selecting an appropriate announcement and being measured for caps and gowns. (1) Allen Randles and Jacque Fellers got a kick out of Nancy Krier’s big headl (2) The seniors were busy as they picked out their announcements. (3) Decisions! Decisions! Every year the juniors had to make money for the junior-senior prom. It’s been a tradition for the juniors to sell magazines. They sold a total of $3,516.43 with a profit of $1,412.57. They won a TV and raffled it off to make more money. (4) The juniors were told how to fill out the sales slips for the magazines. (5) President of the junior class. Kena York, had a lot to think about in conducting one of their many class meetings. (6) The juniors concentrated on the tactics of selling magazines. 32 Fall Conferences Arouse Interest (1) Inez Vohs and Pat Fellers talked to the teachers during parent-teacher conferences. (2) Jessie Moorman discussed Pam’s grade in band with Mr. Lavery, a new teacher; Miss Powers, vocal teacher, and Mr. Hass, woods and shop teacher, also new teachers, watched. (3) The yearbook staff. Melody Stebens, Karen Hensley. Susan McPhall. Ronda Culver. Robin Baker, Tony Gillespie. Greg Goodnight, and Nancy Krier attended a yearbook conference in Dodge City. (4) Ms. Wilson presented an award to Robin Baker which Robin won at the Dodge City yearbook conference. (5) The annual staff concentrated on typing the 1979-80 grade cards for the faculty. 33 The Groups That Put It All Together: Top row: Coach Doug Howard, Head Coach Larry Rich, Mike Seacat, Scott Morgan, Chad Moody. David Butler, Steve Fellers, Gerald Vohs, Allen Randles, Jeff Rich, Greg Goodnight, Kevin Maris, David Harmon. John Baker. Rick Eubank, Coach Tom Gilmore. Of the 63 boys in the top four grades. 69 percent or 44, were involved In football. Larry Rich has coached the Bluejays for 12 years. He started in 1968 as coach for the junior high team for 3 years, then was assistant coach for the high school squad another 2 years. He then took over as head coach in 1973. At the end of the 1979-80 season he had coached 69 games and had won 67 percent of them. Tom Gilmore, far right, was assistant coach for the high school team. He coached the offensive and defensive linemen of the varsity team. Coach Doug Howard, not pictured, coached the junior varsity team and also the ends. The managers for the Bluejays were Doug Edlger, Rick Eubank, and Joe Butts. These boys played an active role in preparing the Bluejays for the games. To be a manager took willpower to stay with It. For instance all of the yelling, “I need this,” ‘‘Bring me that,” made the job tough. The lower picture shows the ’jays preparing for a game, getting ‘‘psyched up.” Middle row: Doug Ediger. Bryan Thompson, Jeff Krier, Roy Eubank, Mark Rohlf, John Goings, Allen LeCIear, Mike Millam, David Seacat, Mark Messer, Todd Moody, Jim Faris, Larry Stebens. Tony Gillespie. Mike Stein, Don Brooks. Bottom row: Joe Butts. Brian Ediger, Paul Fellers, Mark Blanklnship, Wes McKinney. Robert Seacat, Francis Young, Steve Woodruff, Shawn Rich, Steve Reed, Mike Still, Walter Butler. Kelly Travis, Carl Abbott, Allen Shaw. 34 Seniors And Honorable Mention Tony Gillespie Defensive Cornerback Gerald Vohs Defensive End Allen Randles Defensive Guard Greg Goodnight Defensive Tackle and Guard Steve Fellers Linebacker Honorable Mention Larry Stebens, Junior Split End League 2nd Team David Butler Linebacker Chad Moody Defensive Tackle Honorable Mention f Todd Moody, Sophomore 2nd Team Kicker and Back 35 Awesome Offense Dares Opponents’ Defense OFFENSIVE SQUAD, standing, left to right: Jim Faris, Mike Stein. Kevin Maris, Todd Moody. Kneeling, left to right: Steve Fellers. David Seacat, Jeff Rich. Mark Messer. Jeff Krler. Mike Seacat, Larry Stebens. A-Team Ashland 13 Fowler 12 (Overtime) Ashland 0 Buffalo 21 Ashland 8 S.W. Heights 20 Ashland 14 Protection 7 Ashland 6 Meade 26 Ashland 27 Grinnell 0 Ashland 2 Spearville 9 Ashlano 40 Coldwater 6 Ashland 14 Cimarron 21 36 Deadly Defense Defies Opponents’ Offense DEFENSIVE SQUAD, standing, left to right: Tony Gillespie, Todd Moody, Jim Faris, Steve Fellers, Larry Stebens. Kneeling, left to right: Gerald Vohs, Mike Seacat, Jeff Krler, Allen Randles, Chad Moody. Don Brooks. B-Team Ashland 0 Fowler 31 Ashland 6 Buffalo 22 Ashland 22 S.W. heights 20 Ashland 44 Protection 6 Ashland 12 Meade 38 (Called because of wind) Ashland 16 Spearville 14 Ashland 8 Coldwater 6 (Called because of rain) 37 Cheering Pride Is What We See! A Club members were (bottom row) sponsor Roy Horton, Steve Fellers. Chad Moody. Rick Preisner, Shawn Rich, sponsor Larry Rich, Brian Ediger, David Heath, Mark Blankinship. Francis Young. Roddy Strang. Steven Woodruff, Mike McPhail, Kurt Hill, Mark Rohlf, John Baker, Wes McKinney, Bryan Thompson, Carl Abbott, David Harmon, John Goings, Paul Fellers. Allen Shaw. Alan LeClear, Robert Seacat, Roy Eubank, Mark Messer, Mike Seacat. Tom Fellers. Kevin Maris. Mike Stein. Jeff Rich. Scott Morgan, Jim Faris. Greg Goodnight, Gerald Vohs, Jeff Krier, Mike Millam, David Butler, Tony Gillespie, David Seacat, Todd Moody, Don Brooks. Allen Randles. Larry Stebens. Pep Club members were (top row) Janet Krier. Amber Snell. Kelly Maris, Carolyn Hammock, Rhonda Urban, Erika Braman, sponsor Jane Shreve, Shelly Woodruff, Diane Krier. Shelly Butler, Penny Wilson, Kate McQuade. Pam Johnson, Yvonne Rich, Kena York. Gisele McMinimy, Ashley Rich, Nancy Gilmore. Jacque Fellers. Renae Osborn. Brenda Betschart, Melanie Swanson, Ranae Mings, Shirley Hink, Ronda Culver. Monica Gilmore, Kim Conners, Anne Shattuck. Rhona Schweitzer, Cherle Jacques. Sarah Croskell. Kathryn Shattuck. Debbie Watts, Melody Stebens, Tracy Thompson, Karen Hensley, Beth Krier, Susan McPhail, Debbie Gillespie, Robin Baker, Vera McMinimy, Nancy Krier. Mary Allen. 6 (1) AHS cheerleaders pictured left to right: Robin Baker. Susan McPhall, Vera McMinimy. Karen Hensley. Debbie Gillespie. Beth Krier. Mary Allen, and Nancy Krier. (2) Carolyn Hammock and Robin Brooks took part in the “Gong Show” pep assembly. (3) Football boys show spirit? (4) The crowd was always behind the Bluejays. (5) Pep Club and Band cheered the Bluejays on to victory. (6) The AHS cheerleaders demonstrated one of the stunts they learned at cheerleading camp last summer. 39 Students Revel In Week Of “Fantasies” October 15-20 Homecoming week: Monday, Grub Day; Tuesday, 50’s Day; Wednesday. Dress-up Day; Thursday. Hat Jersey Day. Homecoming coronation practice. Powder Puff Football game, bonfire and pep rally. Friday, the BIG DAY, was Blue Day Parade Day. The Bluejays lost to the Spearville Lancers 9-2. Coronation took place during halftime. The week ended with the Homecoming Dance Saturday Night. 40 High-lighted activities of Homecoming Week were the Powder Puff, bonfire, parade, game, coronation (pictured on pages 42-43) and dance. (1) The White Warriors (Juniors and freshmen) used one of their plays to score against the Blue Bombers (seniors and sophomores). (2) The Blue Bombers’ defense was good — but not good enough to hold the White Warriors who won 6-0. (3) The cheerleaders and their helpers built spirit at the bonfire. (4) Anne Shattuck and David Seacat danced to the music of “Spectrasound.” (5) Both teams showed their skills. (6) Sophomores captured first place in the float Judging with the theme “Bluejays in the Super Bowl.” (7) Juniors took second place with their theme of The Mr. Bill Show.” (8) Seniors placed third with the theme of “The Incredible Jays.” (9) Freshmen received fourth place with the theme of “Bluejay Heaven.” Homecoming Is A Special Time For A.H.S. Homecoming for AHS was October 19. 1979. “Fantasies” was chosen by t he Student Council for the homecoming theme. AHS senior Jacque Fellers was crowned by football captain and cousin Steve Fellers. Jacque Fellers, Nancy Krier, and Susan McPhail were chosen as candidates by the AHS student body. Steve Fellers. David Butler, and Tony Gillespie were chosen by the football team to be escorts. The football team made the final decision for the choosing of the queen. Prior to the crowning, candidates were driven around the playing field in golf carts by their fathers. Tom Fellers, Gilbert Krier. and Dean McPhail. The carts were provided by Gilbert and Larry Krier, and Jack Fellers. Lori Mages and Matt Laverty served as flower girl and crown bearer for Queen Jacque; Amy Broadie served as flower girl for attendant Nancy; Jenny Pike for attendant Susan. 42 43 Choir Gives Concert For Grade School (1) The high school choir gave a mini-concert for the grade school the morning of November 6, 1979. (2) Accent at its best? (3) Mrs. Gilmore played the piano and Miss Powers directed the choir through such songs as “The Hallelujah Chorus,” “Don’t Cry Out Loud.” and “It Was Almost Like A Song,” at the mini-concert. (4) Members of the choir were top row: Monica Krier. Kena York, Melanie Swanson, Jacque Fellers. Nancy Krier, Erika Braman, Carolyn Hammock. Rhona Schweitzer. Regina Wilson. Fourth Row: Monica Gilmore, Mary Reed, Kim Conners, Pam Johnson. Beth Milligan. Melody Stebens. Valarle Fisher, Karen Hensley, Theresa McGonlgle. Third Row: Sue Butts. Rhonda Urban. Lauri Hill. Mary Allen, Ashley Rich, Nancy Gilmore. Ronda Culver, Beth Krier, Kathryn Shattuck. Second Row: Mark Messer, Don Brooks, Steve Fellers, Kevin Maris. Mark Rohlf. Mike Stein. First Row: Jim Faris, David Heath, Mike McPhail. (Those not pictured: John Baker. Doug Edlger, Tom Fellers. Mark Isenbart, Kristy Nusz, David Seacat, Larry Stebens.) Band’s Activities Begin With Marching Top Row: Mark Blankinship, Kelly Maris. Rodney Urban. Second Row: Mark Rohlf. Third Row: Kurt Hill. Shelly Woodruff. Fourth Row: Kate McQuade. Nancy Krier. Michael Seacat. Fifth Row: Susan McPhail, Debbie Gillespie, Mary Allen, Monica Gilmore. Sixth Row: Yvonne Rich, Cherie Jacques. Beth Krier, Karen Hensley. Erika Braman. Seventh Row: John Goings. Robert Seacat. Shelly Butler, Penny Wilson, Diane Krier. Eighth Row: David Seacat, Todd Moody, Shawn Rich, Rick Prelsner. Ninth Row: Lori Degnan, Ashley Rich. Tenth row: Mr. Charles Lavery. (1) Monica Gilmore. Pam Johnson, and Kate McQuade did their part in one of the many halftime performances at a football game. (2) Todd Moody. Shelly Butler, and Mark Blankinship, along with the rest of the band, marched in the Homecoming Parade. (3) The band at their best? 45 No. 1 Doubles Go To State The new courts and beautiful fall weather paid off for Jacque Fellers and Sarah Croskell as they qualified for the State Tournament in Lindsborg on October 26. Although both graduated, the team has the opportunity to build itself up on the finest facilities in the League. Returning team members will be Yvonne Rich, Renae Osborn, Shirley Hink, Janet Krier, Laurie Hill, Sue Butts, Kim Conners. Melanie Swanson, and Gisele McMinlmy. 46 Cross Country Team Members Excel, Too Top Row: Amber Snell, Brenda Betschart, Anne Shattuck, Coach Rebecca Powers. Bottom Row: Kerry Strang. Swanson, Rhonda Urban, and Roddy Meets And Placings Chapparral: (42 competed) Anne Shattuck — 12 — 13:57 Brenda Betschart — 35 — 17:10 Rhonda Urban — 37 — 17:27 Kerry Swanson — 41 — 20:54 Amber Snell — 42 — 21:01 Hugoton: (30 competed) Anne Shattuck — 11 — 14:17 Brenda Betschart — 27 — 16:40 Dodge City: (43 competed) Anne Shattuck — 12 — 14:27 Rhonda Urban — 35 - 19:24 Kerry Swanson — 42 — 20:51 Dodge City: (28 competed) Roddy Strang — 14 — 13:56 State Meet Wamego: (38 competed) Anne Shattuck — 12 — 13:57 Brenda Betschart — 25 — 15:17 Rhonda Urban — 34 — 16:43 Amber Snell — 35 — 19:23 Kerry Swanson — 37 — 19:55 47 Jrs. Srs. Present “David And Lisa” In order of David Clemens - David Seacat Mrs. Clemens - Tracy Thompson Porter - Greg Goodnight Secretary - Jacque Fellers Dr. Alan Swinford Joe Breit Mrs. Ferris - Beth Krier Maureen Hart - Cherie Jacques Josette - Susan McPhail Carlos - Tony Gillespie Sandra - Nancy Krier Simon - Mark Messer Cast their appearance Kate - Robin Baker Lisa - Peggy Reed Barbara - Sarah Croskell Robert - Greg Goodnight Ben - Gerald Vohs John - Allen Randles Mr. Clemens - Jeff Rich Young Girl - Shirley Hlnk Mother - Rhona Schweitzer First Boy - Larry Stebens Second Boy - Don Brooks Student Directors: Jacque Fellers, Robin Baker and Tracy Thompson Director: Donna Rankin 48 “David and Lisa” was the story of two emotionally disturbed teenagers. David, the only son of a wealthy parents, had developed a mania against being touched, either physically or emotionally, by other human beings. Lisa, a waif who had never known parental love, had developed a split personality and was in effect two different girls, one of whom spoke only in childish rhymes and insisted upon being spoken to in the same manner. These two young people and others were students in Berkley School under the supervision of Dr. Alan Swinford and his staff. This, the story of their struggle toward emotional health, was presented November 16, 1979, in the grade school auditorium. This was the second year the classes worked together to present a play. 49 s New Items Are Broken In! The fourth hour P.E. class proved their strength when they worked out on the new weight machine which was purchased by the school board this summer. Gerald Vohs. one of many people, used the new can Coke machine that was purchased by Stuco to get rid of the bottle nuisance. Joe Brelt and Sarah Croskell learned how to use the new computer, demonstrated by an adviser from Fort Hays State University. The school board approved the purchase of the computer. 50 AJH Cheerleaders Show Spirit At the beginning of the 1979-80 school year Junior High students elected two sets of cheerleaders for football and basketball seasons. The cheerleaders and pep club supported the teams through victory and defeat. (1) Junior High football cheerleaders were Michelle Isaacson, Angela Rich. Tammy Reed, and Stephanie Shaw. (2) Michelle Isaacson. Stephanie Shaw. Angela Rich, and Tammy Reed performed a basic stunt. (3) Basketball cheerleaders were (top to bottom) Debra Reed. Kelly Nusz. Jackie Baker, and Linda Stein. (4) Basketball cheerleaders got into formation after a cheer. 51 Junior High Begins Their Football Career Top row: Todd Preisner. Assistant Coach Roy Horton, Russ McKinney, Garth Gardiner, Karl Mosshart, Darren Osborn, Michael Rich, Lane Moore. David McGonlgle. Mike Lipsett, Felix Musgrove. Head Coach Jim Gillaspie. Bottom row: David Matthews, Craig Foster, Sam Travis. Rick Walker, Bryan Steel, Johnny Nusz, Gilbert Still. Not pictured: Vaughn Fisher. Kevin Allen. Darren Osborn, Rick Walker, Karl Mosshart. Michael Rich. David McGonlgle. Karl Mosshart and Michael Rich scored all 10 points for the junior high squad. Two of these points won their last game. 52 Ashland 0 Ashland 0 Ashland 0 Ashland 8 Ashland 0 Ashland 2 Spearville 22 Protection 30 Plains 28 Meade 28 Cimarron 30 Fowler 0 (Eight-man) Lane Moore, Craig Foster, Todd Preisner, David McGonigle, Russ McKinney, Felix Musgrove, Garth Gardiner, Sam Travis, Bryan Steel, Gilbert Still, David Matthews, Mike Lipsett, Johnny Nusz. Eighth Graders Russ McKinney. Sam Travis, Darren Osborn, Rick Walker, Karl Mosshart. 53 Fall Season Filled With Activities (2) Melody Stebens and Tracy Thompson took tickets for a cake raffle, a money-making project for the seniors. (3) Mr. Moody watched students getting their fall pictures taken for the yearbook panels and personal use. (4) Yearbook class distributed 1979 yearbooks to those who had bought them. Left to right. Nancy Krier, Melody Stebens. Ronda Culver, Rony Gillespie, Susan McPhail, Karen Hensley, and Greg Goodnight. Not pictured; Valarie Fisher and Robin Baker. (5) Mr. Long collected ballots from students voting for Homecoming Queen. (6) Juniors and seniors waited for their turn to try out for parts for the junior-senior play, ‘‘David and Lisa.” 54 Activities Introduce Winter Season (I) On January 7. 1980. Steve Fellers, along with many other students 17 or older, and many faculty members gave blood to the Red Cross. (2) Complying with the nationwide law of 65°, Robin Brooks brought her own source of warmth. (3) Mr. Rich was busy taping ankles, cushioning blisters, and fixing many of the other ailments of the Basketball team. (4) Tracy Thompson and Becky Shelit dressed warmly for winter weather. (5) Sophomores voted on Sweetheart candidate; Pam Johnson won. 56 “An Old Fashioned Christmas . . . was presented by the junior and senior high students on December 20. 1979. (1) The high school choir sang “Mistletoe,” “’Twas the Night Before Christmas,” “Fanfare for Christmas Day,” and “Hallelujah Chorus.” (2) The high school band played “Winter Scenes Overture” and Noel Francais — Four French Carols.” (3) Shelly Butler and Todd Moody were the trumpeters as the high school choir sang “Fanfare for Christmas Day.” Mrs. Beverly Gilmore accompanied the choirs. (4) Jacque Fellers and David Seacat sang. “Some Children See Him” as a duet. (5) Donna Berryman was the flutist while the junior high choir sang “The Wise May Bring Their Learning.” (6) The junior high band played “Echoes de Noel” and It’s a Small World.” (7) Accent sang “Sleigh Ride,” “Christmas Eve.” and “Do You Hear What I Hear?” The junior and senior high choirs were directed by Miss Rebecca Powers. Mr. Charles Lavery directed the junior and senior high bands. 57 Students celebrated Christmas In style! Activities varied from programs and parties to the afternoon film and a visit from Santa. Christmas Comes To AHS (1) Allen Randles played Santa Claus and threw candy to the students. (2) Stuco President Susan McPhail read the Christmas want list. (3) Kristy Nusz stood in front of her Christmas art work on the Cafeteria windows. (4) The student body and faculty watched the Christmas movies: Marx Bros, in “Monkey Business.” Abbott and Costello Meet the Keystone Kops,” “Abbott and Costello In Society.” and W.C. Fields in “If I Had a Million.” The movies — a tradition — were courtesy of the senior class. On the opposite page Library science students gathered around their decorated Christmas tree. Those pictured were (top row): Mark Messer. Susan McPhail. Third row: Robert Cook. Jeff Krier. Monica Gilmore. Melody Stebens. Kim Conner. Second row: Shelly Woodruff. Kena York. Mrs. Deloras Baker. Beth Milligan, Mary Reed. First row: Kelly Travis. Gabe McPherson, Peggy Reed. Bookkeeping, library science, and annual staff held Christmas parties. The music department rehearsed the morning of December 18, 1979. prior to their concert Thursday, December 20. (See page 57.) 58 Band and Vocal Groups Band members were (back row left to right) Rodney Urban. Mark Blankin-shlp. director Charles Lavery, Middle row: Mary Allen. Debbie Gillespie. Monica Gilmore. Susan McPhail. Kate McQuade, Pam Johnson, Mark Rohlf, Nancy Krier, Mike Seacat, Kurt Hill. Shelly Woodruff, Diane Krier, John Goings. Shawn Rich, Rick Priesner, Robert Seacat. Shelly Butler. Penny Wilson. David Seacat, Todd Moody. Front row: Kelly Maris, Beth Krier, Cherie Jacques. Yvonne Rich. Karen Hensley, Erika Braman, Lori Degnan, Ashley Rich, Rhonda Urban. Kathryn Shattuck. Junior High band members were (back row:) Rick Walker, Mike Rich, David Matthews, Clay Thomas, Mike Lipsett, Janit McVIcker, Steve Bra-man. Todd Preisner. Monty Ediger, Mary Jane Steele, Craig Foster, Vaughn Fisher, Lane Moore, Gilbert Still, Tony Jacques. Beverly Steele. Front row: Kenny Blick, Dedra York, Linda Stein, Tammy Reed, Gall Allen. Debbie Isenbart, Nancy Harper, Angie Rich, Valerie Brunholtz, Michelle Randles. Linda McGee, Donna Berryman. Vocal received I, II. II at state contest. Kathryn Shattuck performed with the KMEA state-wide orchestra. She took a solo to League and earned a I +; at State she got a 1. Perform Throughout The Year High school choir members were (back row. left to right) Monica Krier. Nancy Krier. Jacque Fellers. Monica Gilmore, Laurl Hill. Sue Butts, Mary Reed, Carolyn Hammock. Fourth row: Kena York, Melanie Swanson, Kim Conner. Pam Johnson. Valarie Fisher. Karen Hensley. Beth Milligan, Ronda Culver, Theresa McGonigle. Third row: Rhona Schweitzer, Rhonda Urban, Erika Braman, Mary Allen, Ashley Rich, Becky Shellt, Nancy Gilmore, Beth Krier. Kathryn Shattuck. Second row: Steve Fellers. Jeff Rich, Mark Messer, Jim Faris. Mike McPhail, Mark Rohlf, Mike Stein, David Seacat. Front row: Don Brooks, Larry Stebens, Kevin Marls. Tom Fellers, David Heath. Doug Edlger, Mark Isenbart. Not pictured: John Baker, Kristy Nusz. Accent members were (back row:) Tom Fellers, Mark Rohlf, David Sea-cat, Mike Stein, Steve Fellers, Jeff Rich, Kevin Maris, Mark Messer. Front row: Kristy Nusz, Nancy Krier, Jacque Fellers, Monica Krier, Kathryn Shattuck, Beth Krier. Beth Milligan, Mary Allen. Junior High choir members were David Harmon, Rick Walker. Russ McKinney, Darren Osborn. Garth Gardiner, Craig Foster. David McGonigle, Felix Musgrove, Beverly Steele, Linda Stein, Karl Mosshart. Stacey Stebens. Vaughn Fisher, Mike Rich, Tony Jacques, Brian Steele, Angela Rich, Sam Travis, Kelly McMurphy, Donna Schweitzer, Dedra York, Angel Love, Belinda Redd, Kelly Nusz, Karla Young. Tammy Reed. Jackie Baker, Tammy McPherson, Donna Brown, Gail Allen. Cindy Sulre. Mary Jane Steele, Stephanie Shaw, Michelle Isaacson, John Nusz, Kendall McMin-Imy. Richard Foster. Kevin Allen. Kenny Blick. Not pictured Dan Huisman. Debra Reed. Director Rebecca Powers. 61 “The Stars We Could Reach We’re “Alice In Wonderland” Cast Sarah ......... Alice ......... White Robbit Caterpillar . Dodo Bird ..... Mad Hatter . . March Hare Dormouse Queen of Hearts . . Linda Wilson Nancy Krier Robin Baker . Nancy Gilmore Tracy Thompson Karen Hensley . Nancy Gilmore Tracy Thompson Beth Milligan The One Act play was presented by the first hour Speech II class April 26 at the grade school for the children. All the children participated in the play as trees, squirrels, and birds which made up the forest. Others were guards, soldiers, wickets, and jury members. The play was a shortened version of the fairy tale “Alice In Wonderland. The directors were Sally McQuade and Linda Wilson. The play was performed in honor of Sally McQuade due to illness. (1) Alice found the tea party that the Dodo Bird had told her about. The guests at the tea party were, starting from left to right, the shy little Dormouse, the notorious Mad Hatter along with Alice herself seated at the far left. (2) Standing Dodo Bird. Mad Hatter. Caterpillar, and the Queen. Seated In front: Sarah. White Rabbit, and Alice. (3) Alice was always following the White Rabbit and there were many time when she caught up with him. (4) The Queen of Hearts played croquet with Alice, but there was one rule: “The Queen must always win. The Queen didn’t always play fairly! She even bumped Alice out of the way and took Alice’s turn, thus allowing herself to win as planned. A 62 Just Starfish On The Beach” Fourth Hour Speech II Class Movie “The Sitka Social Club” Ansil Gibbons (Joe Breit) and Swede Stalone (Tony Gillespie) inherited the “Sitka Social Club.” The trail-weary cowboys rode into Sitka to be greeted by Mayor Crlckett (Chad Moody) Mrs. Crickett (Cherie Jacques) and Bertha Bochkins (Robin Brooks). They discovered that the Sitka Social Club is an establishment managed by Madame Eldora Spalding (Cherie Jacques) featuring Scarlett Sln-tell (Sarah Croskell) Lily Mae Blossom (Susan McPhail) Rosy Bud (Robin Brooks). Customers Included Rhett Vandeveer (Tony Gillespie) Thomas Goodheart (Joe Breit) and Billy Bob Bailey (Chad Moody). Billy Bob wanted to marry Rosy Bud and take her away from all that. After Ansil and Swede shot the bad guys Red Morgan (Susan McPhail) and Peco York (Sarah Croskell). the wedding took place officiated by Rev. Judas Priest (Gerald Vohs.) Before any more weddings could be scheduled, Ansil and Swede gave the Sitka Social Club deed to Madame and made a hasty exit. (1) Group picture of Good and Bad? (2) Ansil and Swede met the Mayor and wife. (3) Mayor Crlckett and wife. (4) Town Hall girls and customers. (5) Good old Holy Joe, Rev. Judas Priest. 63 “Ralph Roister Doister” Earns 1+ at State Mar'i Messer Mathew Merygreeke Don Brooks Ralph Roister Doister Beth Krier Dame Christian Custance Lauri Hill Madge Mumblecrust Peggy Reed .......... Rib Talkapace Melanie Swanson Annott Alyface Larry Stebens 1st Servant Mike Stein .............2nd Servant Jeff Rich 3rd Servant Gerald Vohs 4th Servant RALPH ROISTER DOISTER, first real play ever written in English, was first printed in 1566. The parasite, Merygreeke, depends upon his patrician, Ralph, for all necessities of life. It’s his business to make himself indispensable by feeding Ralph’s highly active ego. Ralph considers himself irresistible to the ladies; he falls in love with every attractive damsel who passes his way. He is confident his new love (Dame Custance) loves him. Merygreeke discovers that Custance is engaged to another man and despises the conceited Ralph. The way Merygreeke and Custance manage to make life miserable for Ralph provides comical scenes in this delightful farce. 64 Other Speech Entries Rank High, Too Speech II Is open to Juniors and Seniors. On March 27 they presented their entries at Parents’ Night showing what was taken to League February 27 at Fowler. Those ranking 1st, 2nd, or 3rd at League went to Reglonals at Garden City on March 29. Top division rankings at Reglonals qualified for the State Speech Festival at Pratt on April 19. Due to the illness of Mrs. McQuade, Speech teacher. Linda Wilson assisted with the contest numbers and plays. Also helping but not pictured were Eldora McMinimy and Jean Conner. Lauri Hill presented a poem titled, “The Fear,” and received a I at Reglonals, and a I at State. Jeff Rich and Gerald Vohs presented an improvisation, “Meeting at the Crossroads.” at League, ranking 2nd. They then presented it at State and received a I rating. Sarah Croskell gave a Dramatic Interpretation of “The Diary of Adam Eve.” At State she earned a 1+ and a I at League and at Reglonals. (6) Larry Stebens and Mike Stein practiced play parts? (7) Lauri Hill, Melanie Swanson. Don Brooks, Mark Messer, Jeff Rich. Peggy Reed and Gerald Vohs showed that the Speech Class was not “all work and no play.” (8) Don Brooks, Larry Stebens, Jeff Rich and Mike Stein went over their parts in RALPH ROISTER DOISTER. 65 Basketball Boys Win Sub-State Pictured above, left to right is the team that went all the way to state. Coach Roy Horton, Mark Blankinship, Uryan Thompson, Larry Stebens, Mike Stein, Todd Moody, Chad Moody, Allen Randles, Gerald Vohs, Jeff Rich, Jim Faris, Steve Fellers. Brian Ediger. and Coach Jim Gillaspie. The boys went to Regionals with a deceiving 11-7 record and a six-home-game winning streak. After beating Mullinvllle for the Regional championship, the Bluejays traveled to Sub-State. They defeated Hutchlnson-Trlnlty In a double overtime to extend their winning streak to 9 games. In State competition the Bluejays were eliminated by CantonGalva. ending a successful year. The Bluejays lost only two of their five starters due to graduation. Coaches Roy Horton and Jim Gillaspie watched the boys in anticipation of a score. Senior Gerald Vohs, No. 54, goes for “the gold.” 66 These Boys Lead The Way Top left: Steve Fellers, senior; top center: Chad Moody, senior; top right: Allen Randles, senior. Bottom left: Gerald Vohs, senior. flSfllAV Above: Todd Moody, sophomore. All Leaguee. All Tournament. Above: Mike Stein, junior. Honorable Mention, All League. 67 Above, top row, left to right: Coach Roy Horton, Larry Stebens. Todd Moody. Steve Fellers, Jeff Rich, Gerald Vohs, Allen Randles, Mike Stein, Jim Faris, Bryan Thompson, Chad Moody. Middle row: Rodney Urban. Kurt Hill, Shawn Rich, Robert Seacat, Rick Preisner, Roy Eubank. Paul Fellers, John Goings, Tommy Fellers. Bottom row: Mark Blanklnship and Brian Ediger. Not pictured. Steve Woodruff. We They Coldwater 60 46 Minneola 45 59 Protection 59 37 Southwestern Heights 46 62 Bucklin 72 48 Protection 53 32 Meade 53 57 Minneola 33 65 Greensburg 59 34 Fowler 48 45 Spearville 58 65 Meade 48 46 Southwestern Heights 34 49 Minneola 38 49 Coldwater 55 48 Cimarron 59 56 Mullinville 33 30 Fowler 41 40 REGIONALS Greensburg 59 40 Minneola 62 56 Mullinville 58 47 SUB-STATE Hanston 48 36 Hutchinson-Trinity 45 42 page STATE Above. Todd Moody and Allen Randles show defensive skills in a League game against Fowler. Moody’s excellent team play enabled him to be unanimously selected for All League at the conclusion of the season. This honor was given only to one other underclassman in the League. Larry Stebens flies through the lane for a basket in the Bluejays victory over Minneola in Regional competition. Larry, a regular starter, helped the Bluejays throughout the season. His consistant efforts helped the Bluejays win Sub-State and an earned ticket to State competition. Canton-Galva 55 68 68 B-Team, from left, Mark Blankin-ship, Rodney Urban, Kurt Hill, Shawn Rich, Rick Preisner, Robert Seacat, Paul Fellers, Bryan Thompson, Roy Eu- bank, Brian Edlger, John Goings, Tom Fellers. Not pictured, Steve Woodruff. Minneola Southwestern Heights Protection Greensburg Meade Coldwater Minneola Greensburg Fowler Spearvllle Coldwater Cimarron Fowler We They 15 39 20 65 21 27 35 22 21 71 35 38 18 30 31 22 27 41 15 50 24 30 29 68 27 51 69 Girls Complete Successful Season 70 Standing: Ronda Culver, Shelly Woodruff. Debbie Watts, Melody Ste-bens, Tracy Thompson, Sandy Poole, Shelly Butler. Yvonne Rich. Sarah Croskell, Kate McQuade. Coach Larry AHS girls finished the year with 11 wins and 7 losses overall, and 7 wins and 2 losses for a third place finish in league play. Senior Melody Stebens was leading scorer with 266 points. 14.8 per-game average and had 72 steals. Sophomore Shelly Butler was leading rebounder with 167 for the year. The girls scored 823 points this year. 45.7 per-game average while holding their opponents to 724 points, a 40.2 per-game average. They also out rebounded their opponents, 635-551. Rich, and Assistant Coach Mary George. Kneeling: Vera McMinimy, Ashley Rich, Monica Gilmore, Pam Johnson. Melanie Swanson. Beth Krier, Brenda Betschart, Jacque A-TEAM H V Coldwater 62 48 Minneola 45 37 Protection 44 53 Southwestern Heights 43 40 Bucklin 44 51 Protection 39 43 Meade 40 32 Minneola 42 37 Greensburg 56 29 Fowler 50 34 Spearville 36 39 Coldwater 65 37 Cimarron 47 34 Mullinville 42 49 Fowler 60 36 Fellers, and Susan McPhail. Sitting: Amber Snell. Kelly Maris, Janet Krier, Debbie Gillespie, Anne Shattuck, and Nancy Krier. LEAGUE TOURNAMENT Cimarron 30 REGIONAL TOURNAMENT 36 52 26 50 39 Minneola Protection A-TEAM: From left to right: Sarah Croskell, Jacque Fellers, Tracy Thompson, Brenda Betschart, Anne Shattuck, Monica Gilmore. Melanie Swanson, Pam Johnson, Shelly Butler, Debbie Gillespie, Debbie Watts. Melo- dy Stebens, Susan McPhail, Nancy Krier, Yvonne Rich, Kate McQuade, and Sandy Poole. B-TEAM: From left: Assistant Coach Mary George. Vera McMinimy. Kelly Maris. Janet Krier. Pam Johnson, Am- ber Snell, Yvonne Rich, Debbie Watts, Sandy Poole. Beth Krier, Ashley Rich. Kate McQuade, Brenda Betschart, Debbie Gillespie, and Coach Larry Rich. B-TEAM H V Coldwater 35 13 Minneola 32 14 Protection 36 48 Southwestern Heights 20 25 Bucklin 35 27 Meade 30 27 Minneola 30 16 Greensburg 31 27 Spearville 27 23 Coldwater 50 13 Cimarron 19 17 Mullinville 52 35 Invitational Tournament Greensburg 24 22 The B-team finished the year with 11 wins and 2 losses overall. They won first place in the Coldwater Invitational Tournament with a win over Greenburg 24-22. Junior Debbie Watts was the leading scorer for the B-team with 76 points followed closely by sophomore Sandy Poole with 72 points. Sophomore Pam Johnson had the most offensive points with 140. Sophomore Debbie Gillespie had the most defensive points with 153. 71 Sarah Croskell — Lettered 3 years Jacque Fellers — Lettered 1 year Tracy Thompson — Lettered 3 years Melody Stebens — Lettered 4 years Tournament Team All League 1st Team Seniors 72 TOURNAMENT TEAM: From left: Tracy Thompson, Sarah Croskell, Melanie Swanson. Pam Johnson. Yvonne Rich, Anne Shattuck, Shelly Butler, Debbie Gillespie. Melody Stebens, Debbie Watts, Monica Gilmore. Nancy Krier, Jacque Fellers. Assistant Coach Mary George, and Coach Larry Rich. “Wonder How I Got Along . . . through the hard practices, the games, the thrills of victory, and the agony of defeat. But it paid off for Shelly Butler, pictured at left, who made All League Honorable Mention and for Melody Stebens (page 72) who made All League 1st Team. 73 Comic Strip Couples Set Mood Sweetheart week festivities began with Backwards Day on Monday; Tuesday. Crazy Shoe Day; Wednesday. Hick Day; Thursday. Eskimo Day; and Friday, Dress Up Day. Students dressed up in those many different ways all week to promote spirit and support for the Bluejays. February 15 set the scene for the Sweetheart Coronation. Carnation sales added a special touch to the sweetheart activities. A red carnation meant “I love you. pink meant “I like you,” white meant ‘‘I'd like to get to know you better,” and peppermint meant “You are a very special friend.” Day-long celebrating — coronation practice, pep assembly, decorated hall judging, chili supper, and cake raffle — ended with the big events: the coronation, the games, and the dance. (1) Senior hall decorations captured first place with the favorite Wait Disney characters, Mickey and Minnie Mouse. (2) Rhona Schweitzer displayed her costume for Hick Day. (3) Robin Brooks and Cherie Jacques wore the perfect clothing for Eskimo Day. (4) Ranae Mings and Valarie Fisher wore nice clothes on Dress Up Day, the last day of Sweetheart Week. 74 Sweetheart Festivities, February 11-15 (1) Theresa McGonigle and Robin Brooks worked hard serving desserts at the senior chili supper. (2) Ashland students boogied to the beat of Disco Madness. (3) Robin Baker sold tickets for the senior cake raffle; winners were announced during the halftime of the A-team boys game. (4) As the tempo slowed, the dancing slowed down. 75 Sweetheart Is A Memorable Event Sweetheart candidates and attendants were chosen by each class and the escorts were chosen by the AHS Bluejay Basketball team. The Basketball team made the final decision for the Sweetheart Queen. The night of February 15, 1980, before the varsity girls’ game with Cimarron, senior Nancy Gilmore was crowned the 1980 Sweetheart Queen by Allen Randles, Sweetheart Captain. Her attendants Included Senior Sarah Croskell, Senior Kathryn Shattuck, Junior Peggy Reed, Sophomore Pam Johnson, and Freshman Janet Krier. Escorts were Senior Chad Moody, Senior Gerald Vohs, Junior Larry Stebens, Sophomore Bryan Thompson, and Freshman Shawn Rich. Queen Nancy wore a deep maroon chenille dress over a cream-colored blouse. Attendant Kathryn wore a silk cinnamon-colored skirt and a cream-colored silk blouse. Attendant Sarah’s outfit included a burgandy silk skirt and a cream-colored blouse. Junior Peggy Reed wore a turquoise chenille dress. Sophomore Pam Johnson wore a white shimmering dress accented in bright red. Freshman Janet Krier was adorned in a cream-colored knit dress with a burgandy suede vest. Prior to the crowning, senior candidates were presented I.D. bracelets, compliments of Stuco. 76 April Dome and cousin Jeff Dome served as flower girl and crown bearer for queen Nancy; Karen White served as flower girl for attendant Kathryn; Brooke Osborn for attendant Sarah. Eight is Enough Football and Basketball cheerleading squad was made up of 8 cheerleaders. They were (top to bottom and left to right) Beth Krler. Susan McPhail. Debbie Gillespie. Karen Hensley. Vera McMinnimy. Robin Baker. Mary Allen. Nancy Krier. Seven of the 8 cheerleaders went to summer camp and learned many new cheers and 3 dance routines which they performed at the basketball games. They received the most spirited squad award and were rewarded with a spirit stick. They sold trash cans and had bake sales to earn money to buy their outfits. Y Teens Serve Throughout Seasons. Y Teens members (left top to bottom) A. Rich, M. Allen, B. Betschart, A. Snell. J. Krier, A. Shattuck, R. Osborn. S. Woodruff. L. Degnan. K. Conner. Y. Rich, W. Martin, G. McMinimy. D. Gillespie. N. Gilmore. B. Krier. Right (top to bottom) D. Watts. S. Hlnk, P. Reed, M. Reed, K. York, C. Hammock. S. Butts, L. Hill, R. Schweitzer, V. McMinimy. R. Culver, R. Urban, E. Braman. K. Maris. K. Shattuck. M. Gilmore. Center (back to front) R. Baker. K. Hensley, T. Thompson. R. Brooks. K. McQuade. P. Wilson. V. Fisher, C. Jacques. N. Krier, J. Fellers. One day of Y-Teens week the girls dressed up as little girls. Y Teens sang for Mrs. Simmons, former kindergarten teacher. Y Teens decorated for all the dances. Beverly York was sponsor. Junior High Pep Club Provides Support Junior High pep club members were (top row) Janit McVicker, Mary Jane Steele, Donna Schweitzer, Dedra York. Angel Love. Tammy McPherson. Donna Berryman. Stephanie Shaw, Be- Junlor High pep club members went to all the football and basketball games in support of their teams. There were 5 football games. 3 out of town and 2 at home. There were 8 basketall games. 4 out of town. 4 at home. Sponsor was Beverly York. Pictured at right Junior High students attended a pep assembly. Ilnda Redd. Beverly Steele. Carla Young, Kelly McMurphy, Michelle Randles, Cindy Suire. Tammy Reed, Debbie Isenbart. Donna Brown. Gall Allen. Linda McGee, Nancy Harper, Michelle Isaacson, Kelly Nusz, Jackie Baker, Linda Stein. Debbie Reed, Angela Rich. 80 Junior Jays Gain Experience Coach Doug Howard, below right, coached both b oys and girls. The junior high boys and girls, top left and bottom right, are pictured during time outs; Coach Howard gave a chalk talk. Angie Rich, lower left, gave a pep talk during one of the junior high pep assemblies. 81 A-Team Junior Jays Win 4, Lose 5 A-Boys Coach Doug Howard. Bryan Steele. Karl Mosshart, Michael Rich. Darren Osborn. David Conner. Todd Prelsner, Rick Walker. Stacey Stebens. Vaughn Fisher. Ashland 21 Spearville 48 Ashland 20 Plains 56 Ashland 23 Cimarron 46 Ashland 42 Fowler 24 Ashland 31 Minneola 30 Ashland 28 Coldwater 42 Ashland 37 Greensburg 36 Ashland 42 Protection 41 Ashland 23 Greensburg 32 Ashland 15 Plains 20 Ashland 5 Fowler 6 Ashland 8 Minneola 17 Ashland 10 Coldwater 37 Ashland 17 Greensburg 27 Pictured to the left, top row: Todd Preisner, David McGonigle. Monty Ediger. Michael Rich. Felix Musgrove. Garth Gardiner, Mike Lipsett. Middle row: Kendall McMlnlmy, Lane Moore. Johnny Nusz. Tony Jacques, Craig Foster, Kenney Blick. Bottom row: Gilbert Still, Curtis Allen. Bryan Steele. David Matthews. Kevin Allen. 82 Jr. High Girls Finish Season With 4-4 Record EIGHTH GRADE. Top Row: Coach Doug Howard, Tammy Reed, Kelly Nusz, Angela Rich. Dedra York, Debra Reed. Bottom Row: Jennifer Prather, Linda Stein, Mary Jane Steele, Jackie Baker. During the season the junior high girls showed real promise. As a team the eighth graders have a great amount of ability. With effort and building of their athletic attitude, they could add to the future high school program. The seventh grade team’s desire and willingness to work should give these girls an edge next year. H V Spearville 23 16 Plains 17 32 Cimarron 14 10 Fowler 24 14 Minneola 10 27 Coldwater 36 10 Protection 8 21 Plains 19 34 B-TEAM Plains 6 16 Fowler 2 10 Coldwater 1 11 Greensburg (OT 6 4 SEVENTH GRADE. Standing: Cindy Suire, Michelle Randles. Donna Berryman, Coach Larry Rich, Janit McVicker, Kelly McMurphy. Beverly Steele. Kneeling: Donna Brown. Debbie Isenbart. Linda McGee. Gail Allen. 83 Students Keep Busy Through Winter (1) Sophomore Class celebrated Anne Shattuck’s “4th” birthday February 29. Normally she celebrated it on March 1. (2) Kim Conner practiced her typing skills. (3) Students observed a computer demonstration. The school purchased an Ohio Scientific CP4F Micro Computer. (4) Theresa McGonlgle learned to wheat weave under Mrs. York’s guidance. (5) The parents of the girls basketball team provided a special supper at the Hardesty house. 84 “Now That The Spring Is In The Air . . . ” (1) Senior English girls visited the Nelson Art Gallery In Kansas City. (2) Glsele McMinimy and Renae Osborn washed dishes during Home Ec class. (3) Linda Wilson, Roy Horton, Cherie Jacques, Susan McPhail, Steve Fellers. Yvonne Rich, Amber Snell, and Tom Gilmore judged the 1980 81 cheerleading tryouts. (4) Lounging In the library Dan Hulsmann and Stacey Stebens enjoyed reading books. (5) Mr. Hill supervised the freshman class taking a test. (6) The Junior class made plans for the prom. (7) Tracy Thompson completed the tables for the Board of Education dinner given by the Advanced Home Ec class. 86 Mike, Tony, Scott Go To State, Tennis Tennis squad (left to right): Tony Gillespie. Scott Morgan. Jeff Rich. Mark Blanklnshlp. Joe Breit. Mark Messer, and Mike Stein. Scott and Tony, No. 1 Doubles Team Tony Gillespie congratulated opponents after a great game in a meet held here April 11. Tony and Joe Breit leave the squad due to graduation. Mark Messer and Jeff Rich, both juniors, were the No. 2 Doubles Team. Mike Stein, junior, qualified for State playoffs, held at Llndsborg May 22 and 23, as Ashland’s No. 1 Singles player. Roy Horton, not pictured, coached boys tennis. 87 Boys Rank Eighth Of 31 Teams Back row: David Seacat. Brian Ediger, Allen Randles. Bryan Thompson. Kevin Maris. Michael Seacat. Chad Moody. Middle row: Coach Tom Gilmore. Todd Moody. Jim Farls. Larry Stebens. Don Brooks, Jeff Krier, Robert Seacat, Assistant Coach Jim Gilla-spie. Kneeling: David Harmon, Michael Still, Roddy Strang, Walter Butler, Shawn Rich. Steve Woodruff. EVENT NAME TIME At Regionals High Hurdles Intermediate Hurdles 100 Meter Dash 200 Meter Dash 400 Meter Dash 800 Meter Run 1600 Meter Run 3200 Meter Run 400 Meter Relay 1600 Meter Relay 3200 Meter Relay Long Jump High Jump Pole Vault Shot Put Discus Javelin Walter Butler Walter Butler Harmon Moody Todd Moody Todd Moody Chad Moody Jim Faris Jim Faris T. Moody, Thompson Ediger, C. Moody Thompson, C. Moody Ediger, T. Moody Chad Moody. Brian Ediger. Jim Faris. Todd Moody Bryan Thompson Bryan Thompson Larry Stebens Michael Seacat Allen Randles Kevin Maris 18.6 47.6 11.6 23.4 53.0 2:05 4:50 11:00 46.86 3:32.2 8:16.9 19 5” 61” 13’ 46 2” 132 2” 132’ 'New School Record JUMPERS (left to right): Walter Butler, Bryan Thompson, Larry Stebens, Don Brooks, Jim Farls. THROWERS (left to right): David Seacat, Allen Randles, Robert Seacat, Jeff Krler, Michael Seacat. Boy’s track ended near the top at League competition at Greensburg and placed 8th among 31 schools at Regional competition held here. May 17, a first time for Ashland community to host a Regional Track Meet. State Qualifiers 1600 Meter Relay: Todd Moody, Brian Edlger, Chad Moody, Bryan Thompson. Pole Vault: Larry Stebens 3200 Meter Relay: Todd Moody, Brian Edlger, Chad Moody, Jim Farls. Girls Earn League Title Top row: Pam Johnson. Yvonne Rich, Debbie Gillespie. Fourth row: Shelly Butler, Kate McQuade, Penny Wilson. Third row: Melanie Swanson. Brenda Betschart, Nancy Krier. Second row: Anne Shattuck. Renae Osborn. Gisele McMinimy. Front row: Monica Gilmore, Shelly Woodruff, Mary Allen. Coach Larry Rich, Assistant coach Jim Gllla-spie. RUNNERS (left to right): Anne Shattuck, Debbie Gillespie, Melanie Swanson, Gisele McMinimy, Monica Gilmore, Mary Allen. Brenda Betschart, Renae Osborn, Yvonne Rich, Kate McQuade, Pam Johnson, and Penny Wilson. FIELD EVENTS (left to right): Penny Wilson, Debbie Gillespie, Nancy Krier, Anne Shattuck, Melanie Swanson, Shelly Butler, Shelly Woodruff, and Monica Gilmore. 90 Several Qualify For State 1A Meet Discus: Monica Gilmore Girls Track placed first at League Competition at Greensburg, May 9. and grabbed second among 31 schools at Regional Competition. May 17, held here. The team consisted of 1 senior, 1 junior, 11 sophomores, and 2 freshmen. Seven squad members participated at the State Track Meet, May 23-24. 1600 Meter Run: Anne Shattuck High Jump: Shelly Butler 1980 Girls Track Records EVENT TIME NAME 100 Meter High; Hurdles 19.1 '200 Meter Low Hurdles 32.4 100 Meter Dash 13.8 200 Meter Dash 28.1 400 Meter Dash 64.2 '800 Meter Run 2:28.7 '1600 Meter Run 5:35.6 3200 Meter Run 13:10.1 400 Meter Relay 53.6 800 Meter Relay 1:50.9 1600 Meter Relay 4:23.5 Long Jump 14113 4m Shot Put 34a5%” ’Discus 10810” High Jump 56” Brenda Betschart Brenda Betschart Melanie Swanson Penny Wilson Melanie Swanson Anne Shattuck Anne Shattuck Yvonne Rich Wilson, Gillespie, Swanson, Johnson Wilson. Swanson, Betschart, Johnson Wilson, Swanson, Betschart, Johnson Anne Shattuck Nancy Krier Shelly Butler Shelly Butler 91 New School Record Golfers Shoot For Excellent Scores From left, Frank Long, David Heath, Mark Rohlf, Kurt Hill, Roy Eubank, John Goings, Carl Abbott, Rodney Urban, Mike Millam, Francis Young, Rick Preisner. Coach Frank Long. A-Team members Rick Preisner. John Goings. Mike Millam, Kurt Hill, David Heath, and Rodney Urban. 92 Fellers Dominate Inspirational Awards Steve Fellers Jacque Fellers The male Inspirational athlete award went to Steve who participated in football, basketball, and track during his high school career. Votes are cast by the coaches of the sports engaged in by the students. Jacque Fellers earned the title of the most Inspirational female athlete for her abilities in basketball and tennis. Recipients were named at the Awards Banquet May 6. Jacque Fellers was also named the most inspirational vocal music student of the year at the spring concert May 13. She was cited for her cooperation, cheerfulness, dependability, participation, and excellence of performance. Kathryn Shattuck, outstanding oboist, received the John Phillips Sousa award presented by band Instructor Charles Lavery. Recognized state wide for her talent, she participated in the Wichita Youth Symphony and held first chairs in both State KMEA orchestra and band. Kathryn also participated in the State Federated Music Clubs auditions, earning credit slips three years and an honorable mention her third year in piano. She was one of the accompanists for the choirs. 93 Community Takes In Awards Night (1) Good attendance at the annual awards night banquet May 6 showed the pride the community has in its schools. (2) Joe Breit received the outstanding science and math student award from KSU School of Engineering. (3) David Butler accepted his senior plaque from Mr. Moody. (4) “Accent” members, recognized for participating in District Choir December 1 at Dodge City, were (left to right) David Seacat, Steve Fellers. Nancy Krier. Mark Rohlf, Jacque Fellers. Mike Stein, and Beth Krier. Rebecca Powers, vocal music instructor, made the presentations at the spring vocal concert May 13. 94 Junior Teens Awards Program Special Every junior high student left the awards assembly May 20 with a copy of the “Teen Creed.” presented by Junior High Principal Dale Moody. TEEN CREED Don't let your parents down they brought you up. Be humble enough to obey; you may give orders someday. Choose companions with care. you become what they are. Guard your thought; what you think, you are. Choose only a date who would make a good mate. Be master of your habits or they will master you. Don’t be a show-off when you drive; drive with safety and arrive. Don’t let the crowd pressure you; stand for something or you’ll fall for anything. (author unknown) (1) KSHAA Good Citizenship awards went to Rick Walker and Dedra York. They also earned academic recognition. (2) Mary Steele. Russ McKinney. Angela Rich received academic honors. (3) Girls trio Cindy Suire, Gail Allen, Donna Brown rated a I at League. (4) Girls earned physical fitness patches. (5) Fourteen seventh graders earned scholarship recognition. (6) Linda Stein (also an honor student). Jackie Baker, Nancy Harper rated in the top 15%. President’s physical fitness program. 95 Teamwork Aids Junior High Tracksters Eighth grade, left to right: Rick Kenneth Swanson and Jim GUlaspie Walker. Darren Osborn, Karl Mos- coached the Junior high, shart, Stacey Stebens. Russ McKinney, Vaughn Fisher. Seventh grade, back row, (left to right) Craig Foster, Garth Gardiner, Monty Ediger. Clay Thomas. David McGonigle. Michael Rich, John Nusz, David Matthews. Felix Musgrove. Front row: Bryan Steele, Todd Prelsner, Kenney Blick, Steve Braman, Lane Moore, Kendall McMlnimy. Gilbert Still. Richard Foster. Curtis Allen, Mike Lipsett, Kevin Allen, Tony Jacques. 96 Junior High Girls Excel Gail Allen long jumped at a junior high track meet. From left to right Linda Stein. Jackie Baker, and Beverly Steele ran the hurdles. Tammy Reed started a relay. Nancy Harper sprinted for the finish line. Donna Schweitzer sprinted in a relay. Junior High track girls front row (left to right): Donna Brown, Gall Allen, Beverly Steele, Mary Steele, Linda Stein, Angela Rich, Tammy McPherson, Tammy Reed. Jackie Baker. Debbie Isenbart. Back row: Nancy Harper. Kelly McMurphy, Michelle Randles. Donna Berryman, Kelly Nusz, Dedra York, Donna Schweitzer, Belinda Redd, Angel Love, Linda McGee. Not pictured: Jennifer Prather and Coach Doug Howard. Pictured from left to right are the high pointers in track: Donna Berryman. Jackie Baker, Angela Rich, Debbie Isenbart, Donna Schweitzer, Beverly Steele, and Nancy Harper. Pictured from left to right are the sprinters: Nancy Harper, Gall Allen, Angela Rich, Beverly Steele, Tammy Reed, Linda Stein, Donna Schweitzer, Tammy McPherson, and Angel Love. 97 Students Strive For Excellence Honor roll played an important part during the four seasons. Students making it at least once were the following: (1) SENIORS (left to right): Susan McPhail. Theresa McGonlgle. Gerald Vohs. Beth Milligan, Nancy Gilmore. Ronda Culver, Allen Randles, Karen Hensley, Delno Cornish, Nancy Krier, Steve Fellers. Valarle Fisher, Cherie Jacques. Tony Gillespie, Kathryn Shattuck, Joe Breit, Jacque Fellers, Monica Krier, and Sarah Croskell. (2) JUNIORS (left to right): Debbie Watts. Beth Krier, Kena York, Jeff Rich, Jim Faris, Calvin McGonlgle, David Seacat, Scott Morgan, Don Brooks, and Mark Messer. Not pictured is Mike Stein, who had a tennis meet when pictures were taken. (3) Jacque Fellers, Kathryn Shattuck. Joe Breit, and Monica Krier were honored at a KU Honors Banquet for outstanding Kansas high school seniors. (4) SOPHOMORES (left to right): Lori Degnan, Wendy Martin. Shalah Crane. Shelly Woodruff. Anne Shattuck, Renae Osborn, Pam Johnson, Kate McQuade, Yvonne Rich, Penny Wilson, Glsele McMlnimy, Debbie Gillespie. Todd Moody. Winton Cook, and Mark Blanklnshlp. (5) FRESHMEN (left to right): Rhonda Urban, Robert Seacat, Erica Braman. David Heath. Vera McMinlmy, Janet Krier, Monica Gilmore, Amber Snell, Ashley Rich, Mary Allen, Kelly Maris, Rick Preisner. Rodney Urban. Tom Fellers, and Kurt Hill. 98 NHS Honors Academic Achievers (1) Current members of NHS were Jacque Fellers. Susan McPhall, Kathryn Shattuck. Joe Breit, and Sarah Croskell. Not pictured, Monica Krier. (2) New members initiated into NHS were Mike Stein. Lauri Hill. Kena York, and Melanie Swanson. (3) Kathryn Shattuck, president, gave the introductory speech at initiation. (4) (5) After the ceremonies, Jacque Fellers and Sarah Croskell served punch and cookies to members, their families, and guests November 19. 99 Students Aid Librarian And Teachers Library aides pictured with Mrs. Baker were Melody Stebens, Monica Gilmore, Robert Cook, Mark Messer. Jeff Krier. Front row: Shelly Woodruff, Kim Conner. Peggy Reed. Gabe McPherson. Kena York, Beth Milligan, Mary Reed. Not pictured: Susan McPhail. Teacher aides (standing) Shirley Hink, Greg Goodnight, Steve Fellers, David Seacat. Jacque Fellers. Sarah Croskell; Seated: Debbie Watts, Peggy Reed, Becky Shellt, Valarie Fisher, Nancy Gilmore. Not pictured: Susan McPhail 100 Stuco Has Active Year Back row (left to right) Mr. Frank Long, sponsor; Todd Moody, Steve Fellers, Mike Stein, Joe Breit. Second row: Susan McPhail, Jacque Fellers, Karen Hensley, Sarah Croskell, Kurt Hill. Front row: Kate McQuade. Debbie Watts, Beth Krier, Rhonda Urban. President Susan McPhail and Mr. Long led a discussion during a meeting. Stuco members voiced their opinions on the homecoming parade. Stuco officers and sponsor were Mr. Frank Long and Susan McPhail, President; Steve Fellers, Vice President; Jacque Fellers, Secretary-Treasurer. 101 Students Anticipate End Of School (1) Art I students learned to pencil sketch, draw, and paint on canvas. Shown here are Kurt Hill, Cherle Jacques, Robin Brooks, Kathryn Shattuck, and Walter Butler. (2) Juniors battled through Competency Based Education Tests April 23. (3) Delno Cornish welded one-fourth inch scraps of metal into a life-like eagle in Metals II class. (4) Rodney Urban accompanied the band in the piece “Rockjazz” at the spring concert May 13. (5) RIF (Reading Is Fundamental), a special day at the grade school May 16: Children selected three books to keep and received a balloon. (6) Monica Krler and Kathryn Shattuck were honored with corsages from the Choirs at the spring concert for accompanying throughout the year. (7) Tony Gillespie and Chad Moody initiated summer by fishing at “Horseshoe Bend.’ 102 “Little Children Ev’rywhere; Morning Afternoon Ronnie Baker Shannon Barth Micheal Brooks Greg Freelove Amy Broadie Jeff Isenbart Brooke Osborn Nathan Shupe Lori Mages Jenny Pike Melissa Snodgrass Becky Sulre Morgan Puderbaugh Brad Teeter Brian Welkal Denise Bergkamp 104 When You’ll See Them I’ll Be There 1st Grade Above i J w 2nd Grade Below Bryan Allison Dusty Arnold Shane Betschart Ryan Boman James Braman Brandi Cook Leslie Cook April Dome Jeff Dome Wesley Harden Mark Inderlied Dawn Kirby Matt Laverty Lynn McPherson Jolie Ann Musgrove David Pike Scott Pike Cindi Schweitzer Karen White Betty Hill J.R. Arnold Donnie Baker Stacy Barth Kevin Lee Forward Susie Graves Willy Lynn Jonathan Mages Missy McPhali Randl Jo Mings Roger Redger Leslie Rich Steven Romesburg Robert Stover Jean Llpsett r H First graders found the day long and hard. “Learned Of Love And A-B-C’s,” Carlene Culver James Allen Rhett Bouzlden Gary Braman Kelly Brown Greta Carruthers Chris Gillespie Bryan Isenbart Darren LeClear Brian McGonigle Shanna McPherson Brenda McVicker Beverly Jo Mings Marta Morrison Jason Musgrove Monti Park Tracy Rollins Raymond Schweitzer James Steele Rhonda Strang Carrie Travis Lance Walker 3rd Grade Above 4th Grade Below Sharon Osborn Jeff Berryman Joseph Braman Barrett Broadie Kelli Brown Tommy Cornish Amy Crane Rochelle Eubank Maylene Freelove Susan Harper Karen Isenbart Rodney Lynn Mike Mages Gayla McKinney Heather Moore Richard Mosshart Kimberly Nusz Heather Puderbaugh Douglas Rich Laura Stevens Sherry Suire Matt Wilson Rodney Young 106 “Skinned Our Hearts And Skinned Our Knees” Jim Gillaspie Shauna Betschart Ryan Brunholtz Clint Daily Trent Dome Tonya Ediger Elizabeth Fellers Ty Hatton Danny Heath Janet Howell Nettie McPherson Barry Park Cherryl Redd Shannon Rich Petie Salas Brad Salyer Rogena Strang Spencer Travis FIFTH GRADE IS PICTURED ABOVE. Ty Hatton. Ryan Brunholtz, Elizabeth Fellers, Barry Parks, Shannon Rich, and Clint Daily worked hard in Mr. Gil-laspie’s fifth grade class. Sandra Young, a sixth grader, played her clarinet during the grade school Christmas program. SIXTH GRADE IS PICTURED BELOW. Jack Riley Heather Berryman Anita Betschart Kristi Brown Sharlet Butler Carri Culver Nina Ford Wade Isaacson Shawn Mosshart Dallas McMurphy Sherry McPherson Jana Preisner Janet Redd Dee Ann Reed Darrell Smith Mark Tuttle Teri Walker Sandra Young 107 “Pretty Girls Are Ev’rywhere April 24, 25, 26, the junior class decorated for the Junlor Sen!or Prom, “Stairway to Heaven. Lauri Hill dedicated the banquet and Prom by reading “Poem to the Seniors. Junior Class President, Kena York, welcomed the guests and Senior Class President, Joe Brelt, gave the response. Sophomore servers entertained with a dance to the popular song “Heaven Must Have Sent You. The guests helped themselves at the salad bar and were served the meal by the servers. 1C8 “ Think Of Me And IT1 Be There.” Especially ordered pictures were taken by Jack Goings between the banquet and the dance. Gayle Kiger and Disco Madness provided the music for the Prom. The patio was decorated with a fountain and lawn furniture. Blue and silver streamers accented the cafeteria. Seniors Earn Achievements ROBIN BAKER: Basketball manager 2, lettered 2; Track 1, lettered 1; Vocal Music 1- 3, lettered 3; Pep Club 1-2-3- 4, lettered 1-2-3-4; Football Cheerleader 2-3-4; Basketball Cheerleader 1-4; Speech 3-4; Jr Sr Play 3-4; Y-Teens 2-3-4; Stuco 3; Annual Staff 4. JOE BREIT: Football manager 3, lettered 3; Tennis 1-2-3-4, lettered 3-4; Speech 3-4, first at League and 1+ at Regional and State as lead in One Act Play “MacBeth”; Jr. Sr. Play 3-4; A-Club 1; Stuco 4; NHS 3-4; Scholarship Letter 1-2-3-4; Class Officer 1-4, Vice President 1, President 4. ROBIN BROOKS: Vocal Music 1- 2-3, lettered 1-2-3; Pep Club 3, lettered 3; Speech 3- 4, II at Regional Contest; Y-Teens 1-2-4. DAVID BUTLER: Football 1- 2- 3-4, lettered 1-2-3-4; Track 1, lettered 1; Speech 4, Jr. Sr. Play 4; A-Club 1-2-3-4; Class Officer, Vice President 4. DELNO CORNISH: Football 1, lettered 1; Tennis 1-2; Vocal Music 1, lettered 1; A-Club 1. SARAH CROSKELL: Achievements not submitted. RONDA CULVER: Basketball Manager 2-3-4, lettered 2-3-4; Track Manager 2, lettered 2; Vocal Music 1-3-4, lettered 1- 3- 4, Girls Glee, 3-4; Band 1; Pep Club 1-2-3-4, lettered 1-2-3-4; Speech 3; Y-Teens 2-3-4; Annual Staff 4; Library Aide 2-3. JACQUE FELLERS: Basketball 4, lettered 4; Track 1-2, lettered 1-2; Tennis 2-3-4, lettered 2-3-4; 3d in doubles at League, 4th in doubles at Regional, went to State in doubles; Golf 3, lettered 3; Vocal Music 1-2-3-4, lettered 1-2-3-4, Girls Sextet, Accent, Choraliers, Mixed Quartet, District Choir 3-4, received I ratings on solo at League and State 3-4; Band 1, lettered 1; Pep Club 1- 2-3-4. lettered 1-2-3-4; Basketball Cheerleader 1-3; Speech 3, One Act Play “MacBeth” 1+ at League and State; Jr. Sr. Play 3-4; Y-Teens 1-2-3-4, Treasurer 3, President 4; Stuco 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4; NHS 3-4; Scholarship Letter 1-2-3-4; Class Officer, President 1, Secretary-Treasurer 3. STEVE FELLERS: Football 1- 2- 3-4, lettered 1-2-3-4, honorable mention linebacker 4, State Champs 1, Homecoming Captain 4; Basketball 1-2-3-4, lettered 3-4, Sub-State Champs and Regional Champs 4, freshman escort 1; Vocal Music 1-2-3-4, lettered 1-2-3-4; Accent 2-3-4; Speech 3, I at Regional and I at State for improvisation 3; Jr. Sr. Play 3 (Paul Barriger -English teacher); A-Club 1-2- 3- 4, President 4; Stuco 3-4, Vice President 4; Scholarship Letter 4. VALARIE FISHER: Track manager 2; Vocal Music 2-3-4, lettered 2-3-4; Girls Glee 3-4; Band 1, lettered 1; Pep Club 1-2, lettered 1-2; Y-Teens 1-2-3-4; Scholarship letter 4; Annual Staff 3-4; Library Aide 2; Teachers Aide 4; Powder Puff 1 (at Ashland 1-4). TONY GILLESPIE: Football 1-2-3-4, lettered 1-2-3-4, State Champs 1, League Champs 2;-Basketball 2, lettered 2; Track 1, lettered 1; Tennis 2-4, lettered 2-4, 3d at Regional, went to State in doubles 4; Speech 3-4, I in Duet Acting at League, 1+ at League, I at Regional and 1 + at State in One Act Play “MacBeth” (Macduff); Jr. Sr. Play 3-4 (Carlos 4, Joe Ferone 3); A-Club 1-2-3-4; Stuco 1; Scholarship 4; Annual Staff 4. NANCY GILMORE: Vocal Music 1-2-3-4, lettered 1-2-3-4, Girls Glee 3-4; Band 1; Pep Club 1-2-3-4, lettered 1-2-3-4; Speech 3-4; Y-Teens 1-2-3-4; Stuco Representative 3; Scholarship Letter 1-3-4. GREG GOODNIGHT: Football 3-4, lettered 4; Basketball 1; Speech 3, One Act Play “MacBeth” 1+ at League, I at Regional and 1+ at State; Jr. Sr. Play 3-4; A-Club 1-2-3-4; Annual Staff 4. DALEN GRAFF: Golf 3, lettered 3; Speech 3, One Act Play “MacBeth” 1+ at League, 1 at Regional and 1 + at State; Jr. Sr. Play 3 (J.J. McHabe - Assistant Principal); Stuco 4; Scholarship Letter 2-3-4. KAREN HENSLEY: Vocal Music 1-2-3-4, lettered 1-2-3-4, Girls Glee 3-4; Band 1-2-3-4, lettered 1-2-3-4; Pep Club 1-2-3-4, lettered 1-2-3-4; Football Cheerleader 4; Basketball Cheerleader 2-3-4; Speech 3-4, “Alice in Wonderland” (Mad Hatter); Jr. Sr. Play 3; Y-Teens 1-2-3 4; Stuco Representative 4; Stuco 4; Annual Staff 4; Powder Puff 1-2. CHERIE JACQUES: Y-Teens, Secretary 4; Band 1-2-4, lettered 1-2-4, Woodwind Quintet 2, Clarient Quartet 4; Music 1-2, lettered 1-2, solo 1, sextet 1-2; Pep Club 2-3-4, secretary 3, President 4; Class Secretary 2; Speech 3-4; Jr. Sr. Play 3-4, (Nurse no The Class That Pulls Together Francis Egan 3, Maureen 4); League, Regional, State Speech Contests 3-4. MONICA KRIER: Vocal Music 1- 2-3-4, lettered 1-2-3-4. Girls sextet 1-2-4, Choraliers 1, Accent 2-3-4, Accompanist 1- 2- 3-4, Piano contest 2-3, 1 + rating 2, District Choir 3-4, Solo 4, Junior High accompanist 1-2-3-4, Junior High Aide 2; Pep Club 1-2, Lettered 1-2; Y-teens 1-2-3-4, Treasurer 2, Secretary 3; Stuco 1; NHS 3-4, Vice President 4; Scholarship letter 1-2-3-4; Academic Scholarship to Saint Mary of the Plains College, KU Honor Banquet; Class treasurer 2, Secretary 3; annual Staff 3, Academic Editor; Teacher’s Aide 2. NANCY KRIER: Powder Puff 1-2-4; Basketball 1-2-3-4, lettered 1-3-4; Track 1-2-3-4, lettered 1-2-3-4; Vocal Music 1- 2-3-4, lettered 1-2-3-4, Accent 2-3-4. Girls Sextet 1- 2- 3-4, District Choir 4, Girls Glee 3-4, Choir secretary 4; Band 1-2-3-4, lettered 1-2-3-4, Woodwind Quintet 2, Vice President 4; Scholarship letter 4; Pep Club 1-2-3-4, lettered 1-2-3-4; Football Cheerleader 3-4; Basketball Cheerleader 4; Speech 3-4, “Alice in Wonderland” (Alice), State 3; Jr. Sr. Play 3- 4; Y-teens 1-2-3-4, Stuco Representative 3, Vice President 4; Stuco 2-3; Class officer 2-4, Stuco Representative 2, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Annual Staff 4; Homecoming Attendant 4. THERESA MCGONIGLE: Vocal Music 1-2-4, lettered 1- 2-4; Girls Glee; Band 1-2-3, lettered 1-2-3; Speech 3-4, went to contest 3-4; Jr. Sr. Play 3. SUSAN MCPHAIL: Basketball 1-2-4, lettered 1-2; Track 1-2, lettered 1-2, manager 3; Band 1- 2-3-4, lettered 1-2-3-4; Pep Club 1-2-3-4, lettered 1-2-3-4; Football Cheerleader 1-2-3-4, Basketball Cheerleader 4; Speech 3-4, I in State with Poetry 3; Jr. Sr. Play 3-4, (Sylvia, lead, 3, Josette, 4): Stuco 4, President 4; NHS 3-4; Scholarship letter 1-2-3-4; Class President 2-3; Annual Staff 4. BETH MILLIGAN: Basketball 1; Tennis 1; Vocal music 2-3-4, lettered 2-3-4; Accent 4, Girls Glee 3-4, Girls Sextet 4; Band 1, lettered 1; Pep Club 2- 3, lettered 2-3; Speech 3-4; Scholarship letter 1-2-4; Annual Staff 3; Teacher Aide 3; Library Aide 4. CHAD MOODY: Football 1-2- 3- 4, lettered 2-3-4; Basketball 1- 2-3-4, lettered 4; Track 1,2,3,4, lettered 1-3-4, State 3-4; Speech 3-4, gold medal at State for the One Act Play “MacBeth”; A-Club 1-2-3-4. Vice President 4 (at Ashland 2- 3-4). ALLEN RANDLES: Football 1- 3- 4, lettered 1-3-4; Basketball 1- 2-3-4, lettered 1-2-3-4; Track 4, lettered 4; Speech 4; Jr Sr. Play; A-Club 4, (at Ashland 4). KATHRYN SHATTUCK: Sweetheart Attendant 4; Golf 3, lettered 3; Vocal Music 1- 2- 3-4, lettered 1-2-3-4, Choraliers Accompanist 1, Accent 2-3-4, Girls Sextet 1- 2-3, Mixed Quartet 4, Accompanist 1-2-3-4, Choir President 4; Band 1-2-3-4, lettered 1-2-3-4, received I’s on all solos. Woodwind Quintet 1-2, 1st Chair KMEA District Band 1-2-3-4, 1st Chair KMEA State Band 3, 1st Chair KMEA State-wide Orchestra 4, played in Wichita Youth Symphony, principal oboist; won top certificate 1-2-3 in Federated Competition on oboe. Honorable Mention at State Federated 3, won credit slips and certificates 2-3-4 at Federated on piano. State and League piano 1-2-3; Pep Club 1-2-3-4, lettered 1-2-3-4, Secretary-Treasurer 3-4; Jr Sr. Play 3; Y-Teens 1-2-3-4, Cabinet member 3; NHS 3-4, President 4; Scholarship 1- 2- 3-4, Kansas Honors Student. BECKY SHELIT: Basketball 1; Track 1-2-3, lettered 1-2-3; Vocal Music 1-3-4, lettered 1- 3- 4, Girls Glee; Band 1, lettered 1; Pep Club 1-2-3, lettered 1-2-3; Basketball Cheerleader 2-3; Speech 3; Jr Sr. Play 3; Annual Staff 3; Powder Puff; Teacher Aide 4. MELODY STEBENS: Basketball 1-2-3-4, lettered 1-2-3-4; 1st team All-League Tournament Team, Honorable Mention; Track 1-2, lettered 1; Tennis 1-2; Vocal Music 1- 2- 3-4. lettered 1-2-3-4, Girls Glee 3-4; Pep Club 1-2-3-4, lettered 1-2-3; Y-Teens 2-3-4; Annual Staff 4; Powder Puff 1- 2-4. TRACY THOMPSON: Basketball 1-2-3-4, lettered 1- 3- 4; Vocal Music 1-2-3, lettered 1, Girls Glee; Pep Club 3-4, lettered 3-4; Speech 3-4; Jr Sr. Play 3-4; Y-Teens 2- 3-4. GERALD VOHS: Achievements not submitted. Seniors of 1980 left Thursday. May 1. bound for Kansas City. They stopped at the State Capitol in Topeka. Friday in Kansas City they visited Crown Center (and its waterfall), toured the Nelson Art Gallery, and spent the night at Worlds of Fun (7 p.m. to 3 a.m.)f Saturday, the seniors visited the Truman Library and K.C. Zoo. Saturday night was spent at Royals Stadium watching the Royals vs. the Boston Red Sox pro baseball game (KC lost!). Sunday several attended church. Heading for home, they arrived at 8:15 p.m. Trip sponsors were Mr. and Mrs. Dean McPhail. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Krier. class sponsors Miss Mary George and Mr. Ivan Hass. Seniors Go To Kansas City JL I 5 - ■ £ i w .m 112 Parents Prepare Senior Brunch The annual senior brunch was held Friday, May 16, 1980. at the Bob Feller’s home. When the seniors arrived, they met on the patio and were served punch. Then Mr. McCrelght gave thanks for the brunch. The seniors went through the salad bar and were then served their meal, consisting of ham and scalloped potatoes, green beans and hot rolls. For dessert they were served cherry cheese cake. The seniors’ parents traditionally prepared the brunch. 113 Seniors End Seasons At AHS (1) Seniors received final instructions from Mr. Moody for graduation exercises and final days of school. (2) Dalen Graff picked up his announcements from Ron Morrison. (3) For the last time as a group, the Senior Class of ’80 gathered in the cafeteria of the Ashland High School on Sunday afternoon. May 18, to put on caps and gowns. At 2:30 the band opened the Baccalaureate Commencement program and the Seniors began the processional. The Rev. Leonard Goosen gave the invocation and the Baccalaureate sermon. 114 “Good-bye, Papa, Please Pray For Me” Joe Breit, senior class president, gave the address; he also received the National Merit Scholarship. The high school chorus sang “Dream a Dream,” and “How Excellent Is Thy Name. ’ The girls chorus sang “To The Future.” At center, left, Jacque Fellers, the class’s top-ranking student, received the P. G. Abell Scholarship and a DAR Good Citizenship Award. Steve Fellers also received a DAR Good Citizenship Award. Cherie Jacques received the Rhea Gross Scholarship. The Distinguished Teacher Award went to Jane Shreve. I'm Feelin’ Free,” choice of the 28 Seniors, was their last song before fading into AHS memories. 115 Seniors Reveal Secrets In Senior Will Robin Baker — I will my ability of coordination to anyone going skating. Don't break your tailbonel Robin Brooks — I will my ability to think up quick white” lies in those troubled times to anyone who want it. Sarah Croskell — I will my warm-up place on the west wall in the gym to any tennis girl next year who can beat me. But I keep my hatred of carrots. Delno Cornish — I will my Mustang to anyone who can handle 290 horses of 302. Jacque Fellers — I will my voice to Miss Shreve. Tony Gillespie — I will my dirt bike to anyone who can endure the pain. Greg Goodnight — I will my Chevy pickup to all those who only want to see the front end of a Ford in their rearview mirror. Karen Hensley — 1 will my old glasses to any near-sighted fish in the Atlantic Ocean. Ocean. Nancy Krler — I will my ability to keep in trouble to anyone who wants it. Keep up the good” work. Theresa McGonigle — 1 will my laugh to any underclassman prune face. Beth Milligan — 1 will my ability to make it to work by 4:00 every afternoon to all the silly people who work after school. Allen Randles — I will my Santa Claus abilities to Steven Reed. Becky Shellt — 1 will my ability to “hoot” with the owls at night and crow” with the cocks at morn to any underclassmen party poopers. Tracy Thompson — 1 will my ability to fool everyone that I'm an angel (including my mother) to anyone who wants It. The Class Of 1980 Wills Joe Breit — I will my presidential abilities to any future student with a corresponding lack of drive. David Butler — I will all my abilities in mechanics to Alan Shaw. Ronda Culver — I will to anybody who stays out a little too long my ability to get home from Buffalo in 14 minutes. Thanks. Beth. Steve Fellers — I will my three-tone-colored car to a museum of modern art. Valarie Fisher — I will my ability to get the giggles in the smallest amount of time to all those somber people. Nancy Gilmore — I will my ability to be tardy almost every day and get away with It to next year’s first-hour Speech class. Dalen Graff — I will my Ford truck to all Chevy pickup owners so they will know what a real truck is like. Cherie Jacques — I will my spotless locker to that sloppy underclassman, Ranae Mings. Monica Krier — I will my Senior English term paper to any poor soul who has to spend all those beautiful spring days searching for 10 sources. Susan McPhall — I will my ability to argue with the Stuco sponsor to all future Stuco Presidents. Chad Moody — I will my coaching ability to Coach Gilmore. Kathryn Shattuck — I will my time and discipline to practice to David Seacat, alias Songbird. Melody Stebens — I will my basketball ability to Larry Stebens. Gerald Vohs — I will my height to Gabe McPherson. To next year’s seniors: All the luck in the world to get through their Senior Year. To next year’s juniors: Good luck with the term papers. To next year’s sophomores: Fun in Mr. Gilmore’s class. To next year’s freshmen: Thanks that we’re gone. 116 THE STOCKGROWERS STATE BANK Ashland, Kansas Chris Blue, Carol Nicholson, Marva Ellis, Ellen Harrington, and Ruby Zuehlke greet customers Stockgrowers State Bank. Stockgrowers is a full service bank offering checking accounts, savings accounts, safe deposit boxes, loans of all kinds, travelers checks, and banking by mail. 118 CLARK COUNTY TITLE COMPANY Complete Abstract Title Insurance Service Agents for Columbian National Insurance Co. Willis A. Sarah D. 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INC Commercial and Industrial Roofing Phone 405-327-0172 615 Santa Fe, Alva, Okla. 73717 Best Way Jack-n-Jill Buffalo, Okla. Customer Satisfaction is Always First Bouziden Cattle Company specializing in feeder and stocker cattle CINO THEATRE Buffalo. Okla. For Movie Information Phone 405-735-2714 Mr. and Mrs. Carl Clark COVERDALE BODY SHOP Complete Auto Body Repairs and painting Phone 316-635-2615 RON CULVER CHEVY OLDS Krause Plow Parts Ashland, Kansas Phone 316-635-2521 LOUISE’S KOUNTRY KITCHEN We enjoy serving the public: Short orders. Steaks. All fountain service Open 6 days a week Floyd, Louise and employees HUDSON SUTHERS CLINIC Buffalo, Okla. 73834 Phone 405-735-2506 121 MILLIGAN PHARMACY “The Drugstore You Can Patronize With Confidence Phone 635-2322 Ashland. Kansas HOWELL INSURANCE AGENCY 114 West 8th Ave., Ashland. Kansas Insurance of all Kinds Phone 635-2298 PROFESSIONAL HORSESHOEING George Krier Ashland. Kansas Phone 316-635-2604 Dickey’s Floral and Greenhouse Phone 635-2622 Ashland. KS 67831 RUSSELL HENSLEY carpentry and cement work of all kinds Phone 635-2945 or 635-4455 JERRY’S SERVICE James P. McQuade, DVM Englewood, Kansas Phone 539-2115 George A. McNickle, MD 122 P.O.BOX 1 ASHLAND, KANSAS 67831 edWelding Phone 316-635-2982 ZER’S BARBER SHOP RED HILLS MOTEL Fred and Jimmie Allen Color TV Air Conditioned Highway 160 Ashland, Kansas 67831 Grooming Headquarters of Ashland, Protection and Coldwater MICHAEL TERENA MYATT’S FUNERAL HOME Ashland. Kansas DON SPOTTS LUMBER COMPANY Deb Inderlied Bill Gibson Richard. Betty and Jim Arnspiger OKLAHOMA STATE BANK SAFE BECAUSE IT'S SOUND1' FDI€ WE VALUE -vFOUS ' GOODWILL “SAFE-BECAUSE IT’S SOUND” WE VALUE YOUR GOODWILL Dial 735-2545 122 S. HOY. BUFFALO THE STORE HAND CRAFTS AND HOME CRAFTS WESNER’S FURNITURE Ashland, Kansas (We care) 123 UoV Spraying Dusting Seeding Fertilizing Defoliation Aerial Fire Fighting Air Taxi r Jack Hardesty Aerial Spraying Inc. Ashland. KS 67831 Satanta. Kansas Arnett. Oklahoma -r) WALKERS OF ASHLAND “Where the Nicest Clothes Hang Out Ladies and Children's Ready-to-Wear Infant Apparel. Scarves. Jewelry Bags, Accessories. Linens Fabrics. Notions 713 Main PIONEER INSURANCE AGENCY Loren Cleveland Buffalo. Oklahoma 73834 DAVE OSBORN 66 SERVICE Distributor of Phillips 66 Products, Tires, Batteries, Michelin Tires, and Dayton Tires Phone 635-2642 RANGELANDS VETERINARY HOSPITAL Ashland, KS 67831 124 GARDEN WAY OF ASHLAND Organically grown vegetables for your health and enjoyment PROTECTION AUTOMOTIVE Loucks Service Auto Parts-Gas-Oil-Tires Protection. Kansas 67127 Phone 622-4358 HOFFMAN PAINTING SERVICE Oilfield Painting 635-2516 Ashland. KS 67831 MOSSHART BROTHERS TRUCKING Ashland. Kansas 67831 FISHER’S IGA STORE “Low Prices Every Day” Phone 635-2333 FOUNTAIN VIEW VILLA “we care” Free Decorating Service McPHAIL UPHOLSTERY REPAIR Hiway 160, Ashland. Kansas 67831 Furniture-Auto-Tuck Mon.-Fri. 9-5 Custom Made Drapes (316)635-4452 MISHLER’S SERVICE CENTER “WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL” PLUMBING-HEATING-AIR CONDITIONING PHONE (316)635-2529 ASHLAND. KANSAS 67831 CITIZENS STATE BANK Your Full Service Bank Automotive Loans Savings Accounts Safety Deposit Boxes Checking Accounts Commercial Loans Livestock Loans. Travelers Checks Bank by Mail FD1C 635-2218 125 McNICKLE-PREISNER oil field painting high pressure cleaning FELLERS MOTOR COMPANY Robert McNlckle Res. Ph. 316-635-2846 Steve Preisner Res. Ph. 316-635-2703 Off. Ph. 316-635-4464 Ashland. Kansas 67831 Ashland. Kansas Your Ford and Mercury Dealer Your Friendly ROBERTS BROTHERS WELDING JACK AND JILL 24-Hour Service. Fully Insured Les and Sherry Moore Ashland. KS 67831 Phone 635-4413 or 635-2254 Mobile Number 635-2391 or 635-2371 Shop 635-2990 PLANTLAND Tom and Claudette Hensley 813 Main Ashland. KS 67831 Phone (316)635-4455 Flowers for all occasions, cut flowers, corsages Funeral arrangements, blooming and folaige plants PIONEER MUSEUM KRIER ADDITION A look into the past 430 West 4th Ashland. Kansas WOLCOTT LINCOLN INC. Purina Feeds. Buy Sell Grain Phone 635-2231 WILSON CONSTRUCTION Metal Buildings. Grain bins. Bulk feed Tanks, Roofing. Siding. Additions. 3 1—1 1—1 r- CHIEF INDUSTRIES, INC. TV 2 IHM IK 9 W TCt Colony paints HOME LUMBER AND SUPPLY CO. All your building needs! Lee Snell Manager Phone 635-2732 Astro Buildings A Division of Roberts Dybdahl Inc JOSTEN’S Gary D. Casey Box 686 Hays. KS 67601 Phone (913)625-5769 S H-THEATRE Don and Montie Hoffman Ashland. Kansas 67831 y. 4 , � TT ■ W ■ - ■ m I '■ a Y UNITED METHODIST 604 Main CHURCH Leonard Goosen. Minister ■v, -IT FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH 7th and Main Margaret E. Poe. Pastor 220 West Sixth 127 Ashland Car Wash Maridel Braman Buffalo Auto Supply Inc. Buffalo. Okla. First National Bank. Dodge City Jo Fox. Millard and Bill Chicken Hut Ron. Carlene, Ronda and Carri Culver Cleveland’s Clothing Dan Daily Gordon Harrington Family Hi-Way Grocery J. Ru Lee. M. D. Larry L. Love The Don Maris’s Dean E. Matthews Maxine’s Fashions. Buffalo, Okla. Lewis E. Mock, O.D. Robert L. Schoof, O.D. Dale and Janie Perkins Curtis S. Slaton. PA Bill Steele Sun and Sod Cafe United Telephone Association (Elark (Ernuttg (Eltpjttr $L E . ox 457 Kansas 67831 CLARK COUNTY CONSERVATION DISTRICT Ashland, Kansas 67831 Phone 316-635-2824 Eaglery waiting for the seasons to begin was the yearbook staff: Susan McPhail, Valarie Fisher, Karen Hensley, Ronda Culver, Greg Goodnight. Melody Stevens, Tony Gillespie. In front, Robin Baker. Nancy Krier, Anna Jean Wilson. Adviser. Roy Horton assisted with photography. And then the seasons came to an end, the halls emptied. history made, good or bad. and activities recorded, right or wrong. Relmer Loewen Construction Crew Meade. Kansas 67864 (316- 873-2719 ■