Ashland High School - Bluejay Yearbook (Ashland, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1988 volume:

DUSTY ARNOLD • SHANE BETSCHART • RYAN BOMAN • LESLIE COOK APRIL DOME JEFF DOME ERIC GIBSON • SHAWN GRAFF • WES HARDEN • MARK INDERLIED • DAWN KIRBY • MICHAEL LIND • JOEL LUTHER • LYNN MCPHERSON • DAVID PIKE • SCOTT PIKE BRANDY RAYMOND • CINDI SCHWEITZER • KAREN WHITE • JOLIE ANN WYATT SENIORS KEITH BAKER JEFF BERRYMAN • BARRETTBROADIE AMYCRANE RANDY CONRY MAYLENEFREELOVE AMY GEORGE ANGELA GIBSON SUSAN HARPER KAREN ISENBART • MARTHA JANTZEN • LORAN LUTHER • RODNEY LYNN • DEIDRA MAGGARD • CARRIE MCGONIGLE • GAYLA MCKINNEY • HEATHER MOORE • RICHARD MOSSHART • DOUG RICH • DONNA OSBORN • LAURA STEVENS • SHERRY SUIRE • MATT WILSON • ROD YOUNG • JUNIORS • JAMES ALLEN • RHETT BOUZIDEN • GARY BRAMAN • KELLY BROWN • CHRIS GILLESPIE • BRYAN ISENBART • TRACI KALTENBACH • DARREN LECLEAR • KATRINA LIND • BRIAN MCGONIGLE • BRENDA MCVICKER • SHERRY MILLER • BEV MINGS • MONTI PARK • BRENDA PRICE • TRACY ROLLINS • KIP SCHULTZ • RAY SCHWEITZER • JIM STEELE • RHONDA STRANG • CARRIE TRAVIS • LANCE WALKER • JASON WYATT • SOPHOMORES • J.R. ARNOLD • DONNIE BAKER • STACY BARTH • FRANIE BOUSHIE • LIZ JANTZEN • LISA KASNER • WILLY LYNN • JON MAGES • MELISSAMCPHAIL RANDI JO MINGS• ROBBIE RAMIREZ • LESLIE RICH • LAURA WARD • GREG WEIKAL • DAN WHITT FRESHMEN • BRYAN ALLISON • DUSTYARNOLD SHANEBETSCHART RYAN BOMAN • LESLIE COOK • APRIL DOME • JEFF DOME • ERIC GIBSON • SHAWN GRAFF • WES HARDEN • MARK INDERLIED • DAWN KIRBY • MICHAEL LIND • JOEL LUTHER • LYNN MCPHERSON • DAVID PIKE • SCOTT PIKE • BRANDY RAYMOND • CINDI SCHWEITZER • KAREN WHITE • JOLIE ANN WYATT SENIORS KEITH BAKER JEFF BERRYMAN BARRETTBROADIE AMY CRANE • RANDY CONRY • MAYLENE FREELOVE • AMY GEORGE • ANGELA GIBSON • SUSAN HARPER • KAREN ISENBART•MARTHA JANTZEN • LORAN LUTHER • RODNEY LYNN • DEIDRA MAGGARD • CARRIE MCGONIGLE • GAYLA MCKINNEY • HEATHER MOORE • RICHARD MOSSHART • DOUG RICH • DONNA OSBORN • LAURA STEVENS • SHERRY SUIRE • MATT WILSON • ROD YOUNG • JUNIORS • JAMES ALLEN • RHETT BOUZIDEN • GARY BRAMAN • KELLY BROWN • CHRIS GILLESPIE • BRYAN ISENBART • TRACI KALTENBACH • DARREN LECLEAR KATRINA LIND • BRIAN MCGONIGLE • BRENDA MCVICKER SHERRY MILLER BEV MINGS MONTI PARK BRENDA PRICE TRACY ROLLINS KIP SCHULTZ RAYSCHWEITZER JIM STEELE • RHONDA STRANG • CARRIE TRAVIS • LANCE WALKER • JASON WYATT • SOPHOMORES J.R. ARNOLD DONNIE BAKER STACY BARTH FRANIE BOUSHIE LIZ JANTZEN LISA KASNER WILLY LYNN JON MAGES-MELISSAMCPHAIL-RANDI JO MINGS‘ROBBIE RAMIREZ‘LESLIE RICH LAURA WARD GREG WEIKAL DAN WHITT • FRESHMEN • BRYAN ALLISON • DUSTY ARNOLD • SHANE BETSCHART • RYAN BOMAN • LESLIE COOK • APRIL DOME • JEFF DOME • ERIC GIBSON • SHAWN GRAFF • WES HARDEN • MARK INDERLIED DAWN KIRBY-MICHAEL LIND JOEL LUTHER LYNN MCPHERSON DAVID PIKE SCOTT PIKE • BRANDY RAYMOND • CINDI SCHWEITZER • KAREN WHITE • JOLIE ANN WYATT • SENIORS • KEITH BAKER • JEFF BERRYMAN • BARRETT BROADIE • AMY CRANE • RANDY CONRY • MAYLENE FREELOVE • AMY GEORGE • ANGELA GIBSON • SUSAN HARPER • KAREN ISENBART • MARTHA JANTZEN • LORAN LUTHER • RODNEY LYNN • DEIDRA MAGGARD • CARRIE MCGONIGLE • GAYLA MCKINNEY • HEATHER MOORE • RICHARD MOSSHART • DOUG RICH • DONNA OSBORN • LAURA STEVENS • SHERRY SUIRE • MATT WILSON • ROD YOUNG • JUNIORS • JAMES ALLEN • RHETT BOUZIDEN • GARY BRAMAN • KELLY BROWN • CHRIS GILLESPIE • BRYAN ISENBART • TRACI KALTENBACH • DARREN LECLEAR • KATRINA LIND • BRIAN MCGONIGLE • BRENDA MCVICKER • SHERRY MILLER • BEV MINGS • MONTI PARK • BRENDA PRICE • TRACY ROLLINS • KIP SCHULTZ • RAY SCHWEITZER • JIM STEELE • RHONDA STRANG • CARRIE TRAVIS • LANCE WALKER • JASON WYATT • SOPHOMORES • J.R. ARNOLD • DONNIE BAKER • STACY BARTH • FRANIE BOUSHIE • LIZ JANTZEN • LISA KASNER • WILLY LYNN • JON MAGES • MELISSAMCPHAIL RANDI JOMINGS ROBBIE RAMIREZ • LESLIE RICH • LAURA WARD • GREG WEIKAL • DAN WHITT FRESHMEN • BRYAN ALLISON • DUSTYARNOLD SHANE BETSCHART RYAN BOMAN • LESLIE COOK • APRIL DOME • JEFF DOME • ERIC GIBSON • SHAWN GRAFF • WES HARDEN • MARK INDERLIED DAWN KIRBY MICHAEL LIND JOEL LUTHER LYNN MCPHERSON DAVID PIKE-SCOTT PIKE BRANDY RAYMOND • CINDI SCHWEITZER • KAREN WHITE • JOLIE ANN WYATT • SENIORS • KEITH BAKER • JEFF BERRYMAN-BARRETT BROADIE AMYCRANE RANDYCONRY MAYLENE FREELOVE AMYGEORGE ANGELAGIBSON • SUSAN HARPER KAREN ISENBART MARTHAJANTZEN • LORAN LUTHER RODNEY LYNN • DEIDRA MAGGARD • CARRIE MCGONIGLE • GAYLA MCKINNEY • HEATHER MOORE • RICHARD MOSSHART • DOUG RICH • DONNA OSBORN • LAURA STEVENS • SHERRY SUIRE • MATT WILSON • ROD YOUNG • JUNIORS • JAMES ALLEN • RHETT BOUZIDEN • GARY BRAMAN • KELLY BROWN • CHRIS GILLESPIE • BRYAN ISENBART • TRACI KALTENBACH • DARREN LECLEAR • KATRINA LIND • BRIAN MCGONIGLE • BRENDA MCVICKER • SHERRY MILLER • BEV MINGS • MONTI PARK • BRENDA PRICE • TRACY ROLLINS • KIP SCHULTZ • RAY SCHWEITZER • JIM STEELE • RHONDA STRANG • CARRIE % Page CONTENTS 2 Seniors 16 Administration 22 School Life 45 Athletics 56 Junior High 61 Elementary 67 Patrons USD 220 Ashland-Englewood Ashland, KS 67831 Volume 40, 1988 BLUEJAY Variety — the quality or state of having different forms or types; a number or collection of different things, especially of a particular class. 1987-88 was a VARIETY in many ways: faces, fashions, teachers, classes, sports, people, shapes, activities, clubs, organizations, relationships, etc ... For this reason, the ’87-88 annual staff chose “Variety” as the theme. There are many unique people here at A.H.S.; so as you read through this book, notice the variety. 1 seniors live it up CMdtfl c3a r §$ l iff ndn There is a variety of personalities in the senior class. Some spend time studying, preparing for the future; while others stick together with their friends; and then there are those who would rather just goof off. Far Right: Loran Luther and Barrett seem pleased as they watch the outcome of a tennis match. Above: Keith, Jeff, Loran, and Barrett act as if they don’t have enough homework to keep them busy during 6th hour study hall. Do they? Right: Keith and Barrett hustle down the hall so they can make it to class before the bell rings. Right: Jeff, a tennis spectator, has only one problem: Keith is standing in his view. 2 seniors Top Left: Deidra Maggard and Amy dress up like Santa Claus. Is it Christmas? Above: Karen Isenbart, Maylene, Susan Harper, Amy, and Deidra stick together through thick and thin like good friends should. Left: Randy is a student by day and protects our country by night. Randy is in the National Guard and spends one weekend a month in Dodge City, Kansas working for our Country. 3 seniors Various classes and activities seniors take include physiology, cross country, yearbook, home economics, bookkeeping, and family living. Susan Harper (right) gets asked a question in physiology. Gayla McKinney and May-lene Freelove (far right) run all over town in preparation for cross country meets to come. Deidra Maggard (center, left) says “Cheese” to the camera. Jeff Berryman and Keith Baker (center, right) take their turn cleaning the stove in their unit in home economics. Gayla (below, left) takes a break from all the calculating in accounting to look with astonishment at the camera. Amy Crane and Deidra (below, right) talk about their lives after graduation. 4 seniors Jeff Berryman (far left) has a masterpiece of a makeup job done on his face by the second-hour speech class. Heather Moore (left) stands with anticipation to have her picture taken. Rodney Lynn and Matt Wilson (center, left) relax and catch a cat nap to survive the hours to come. Amy Crane (center, right) hands out cakes to the lucky winners at a senior class cake auction held at a football game. Keith Baker (far left) ponders about the instructions on how to make an angel food cake during fourth hour home economics. Richard Mosshart (left) had his picture taken by the all-school photographer as well as the special seniors-only-in-color. 5 seniors Many seniors have a variety of things they do. Some are still getting over summer vacation; others have deadlines they need to meet; a few work on getting credits they need to graduate; and then there are the others who just relax or take a breather while working on their studies. Amy served as Student Council President for 1987-88, though one of the newer members of the class. Originally from Texas, she moved to Ashland 3 years ago. Susan (right) appears to be having a good time on her vacation which took her and her family to St. Louis, Missouri where her grandfather lives. Angie is a part-time student who attends four hours a day. 6 tkl V jfcpJ DdVi i Karen concentrates during her fifth hour bookkeeping course while working on her assignment. This class will help her earn credits in order to get her diploma. Loran (above right) glides down the hall during sixth hour study hall. Does he have a hall pass? Rodney (right) takes a breather in the library during last hour study hall. 7 seniors There is a variety of things for the senior class to do, from class meetings to dressing up, studying, office work, and sometimes just wondering what is going on. Keith Baker (above) takes time out of his busy schedule of College Prep, Speech I, Government, Home Economics, Advanced Physical Education, Study Hall, and Mechanics to study quietly in the library, while Loran Luther looks intently at a magazine. Amy George (right) poses half hearted-ly while being a teacher’s aide during lunch while Debbie Dome is in the cafeteria. Gayla McKinney (far right) flashes her pearly whites; as you can tell by her sweatshirt, she’s a Bluejay fan. Keith, Barrett Broadie, Susan Harper, Donna Osborn, Heather Moore, Loran, Amy Crane, and Kim Nusz listen intently so they can order their senior announcements correctly. 8 seniors Richard Mosshart (far left) looks up from an important project to figure out what’s going on! Heather Moore (left) shows the artistic ability of the second-hour speech class by showing off her makeup that they put on for Halloween. Rod Young wanders away from his sixth hour class (General Science) into sixth hour art class to get caught up on all the latest gossip. Doug Rich (below) takes a breather from his work in the drafting room. 9 seniors Ctfppii 1 1. Left: Deidra’s keeping cool in Dodge City at the Yearbook Conference. Carrie (above) seems puzzled as what to do next in 6th hour journal- Gayla (above) works hard to get her homework done so she can keep up her good grades. Gayla also enjoys sports, such as cross country, basketball, shotput and discus. She placed 2nd in discus and 4th in shot at the 1987 1A State Meet. 10 seniors Heather shows her artistic ability during 6th hour art class as she works on her “party peoples’ celebration.’’ Heather has been in art for three years. She has also participated in basketball for four years, tennis four years, and track for three years. Richard makes a change during 6th hour art class to make his abstract pencil drawing as close to perfect as he can get it. Doug sands away on his project in woods. He is making a water bed frame for his personal use. Doug represents the senior class on the Student Council and is National Honor Society treasurer. 11 seniors Ashland High School has a variety of classes and faces. The people who attend also have a variety of personalities and goals for their futures. The seniors are on that last step to release them into the large world with everything to offer. They work hard in their classes to reach that final goal, graduation. Although seniors spend a lot of their time working on their studies, they can often be caught having fun or goofing off. Senior Maylene Freelove (right) leads the junior-senior high marching band during football half-time entertainment. She has been the drum majorette for three years. to brighten everyone’s day by making them laugh. Keith Baker (above) seems to know exactly what he wants as he chooses his senior memory book, announcements, and key. Deidra Maggard (left), a second-year member of the annual staff, gives a “beginner” some advice. 12 seniors Gayla McKinney (far left) takes a break from her studies to relax. She is involved with many classes since this is her last year. Gayla enjoys the sports and extra activities that are provided. Her schedule includes English, Government, Library Science, Bookkeeping, Study Hall, and Physiology. Susan Harper and Heather Moore (above right) hustle down the hall so they can get to class on time. Susan’s schedule involves these classes: English, Speech, Study Hall, Government, Physical Education, Physiology, and Computer Science. Heather’s schedule provides her to be able to take English, Speech, Teacher’s Aide for Mr. Rich, Government, Physical Education, Art, and Physiology. Seniors vote on what type of design for graduation announcements they should have. Those in favor are Randy Conry, Richard Mosshart, Heather, Susan, Keith Baker, Amy Crane, Deidra Maggard, and Donna Osborn. By vote, they select three designs. Then a majority of the class members must choose one design from the three. 13 seniors The senior class is a variety of many people. It is unique because it is currently the largest class here at AHS and has been since 1985. It is a very sports minded class, too. Most of them have participated in football, basketball, track, tennis, golf, and cross country. Academically, it ranks high also. A large percentage of them have achieved honors of some kind: being on the honor roll, being on the quiz bowl team., going to Academic Olympics, and being in National Honor Society. The seniors have a variety of plans for the future. Some of them plan for marriage, for college, for military service, and some plan for working. Donna Osborn (right) is caught off guard while made up for the Halloween game last year when the ’86-87 cheerleaders asked all former cheerleaders to cheer with them. “Donna, you look funny!” Martha Jantzen (below), a new face around the halls, transferred here from Wichita in the middle of October with her family. Her major is Secretarial Business and she would like to be employed in a small town office. Laura Stevens tries to act busy in sixth hour annual class. She is a second year staff member, and a real help to the rookies who are enrolled in the class. 14 seniors Sherry Suire (left) one of the students in sixth hour woodworking, sands the lazy susan she is making. Rod Young (above) helps with a lab experiment in Mr. Lenz’s sixth hour science class. Matt Wilson and Keith Baker are caught relaxing in the library. Is Matt trying to remember something by counting on his fingers? Keith is totally absorbed in his magazine. Both follow the rules for using the lounge furniture: NO FEET and NO SLEEPING! 15 staff make it happen! The School Board and staff combine to attend to the business of running the school district, taking care of tasks, such as planning budget, setting curriculum, hiring teachers and staff, directing classroom learning, coaching athletics, and sponsoring activities. The staff keeps busy August through May with the school activities. The 1987-88 school board members Dena Allison, Bill Rich, Doug Inderlied, Leanne Pike, president; Aaron Bates, vice president; Charles McKinney, and Harry Walker (not pictured) all work together to make the USD 220 school system run smoothly. Dale Moody (far left), superintendent, dressed casually for the BYOB (Bring Your Own Banana) banana split party for all staff members after a football game. Dean Schultz (left) transferred here this year from Kingman to be the junior and senior high principal. Debbie Daily (left) has been the superintendent’s secretary for five years, keeping books and the school budget for the year; she is also Clerk of the Board, taking minutes at all Board meetings and signing checks. Debbie Dome (above) is the school secretary and also the principal’s secretary. Some of the things that she does is put records on the computers, makes the daily bulletins, and makes signs and banners on the computer. 17 staff Teachers have a variety of jobs to do. They teach junior and senior high students, stay after school to help students, or work detention. They also develop lesson plans, order text books and supplies, and help with athletic contests. Duane Coats Tom Gilmore Leland Hill Steve Lenz Frank Long Brian McVay Mr. Hill (above) takes a break from one of his classes. He teaches junior and senior high English and senior high journalism. Mr. Lenz (right) spends time that he is not teaching grading papers. Mr. McVay (far right) shows his excellent ability while directing the band during one of the half-time shows. 18 staff Teachers have a variety of classes to sponsor. Mr. Rich and Mr. Roper sponsor the A-Club, Mr. McVay along with Mr. Shultz sponsors the senior class, Mr. Lenz and Mr. Roper sponsor the junior class, and Mr. Long sponsors the Student Council. Robin Mollhagen Larry Rich Dwight Roper Ken Swanson Deloras Baker Barbara Gillaspie Mrs. Doris Scott (above) was the teacher for the gifted program second semester. Mrs. Gillaspie had that responsibility first semester. They were assigned one day a week, Friday. Mr. Swanson (far left) a member of the staff for 31 years, teaches junior and senior high math. Mr. Roper (above) teaches social science. This is his second year teaching at Ashland. 19 staff Teachers spend more time at school than students do. They come early and stay late for things such as play practice, quiz bowl practice, or detention. They also take their classes on trips, like speech contests, art shows, quiz bowl meets, and home economics class grocery shopping. The yearbook staff went to a yearbook conference at Dodge City. Teachers also work at the gates selling tickets for games. Teachers are assigned a class sponsorship beginning with a 7th grade class, following through until that class graduates. Sponsors are Seniors — Dean Schultz, Brian McVay. Juniors — Steve Lenz, Dwight Roper. Sophomores — Anna Jean Wilson, Beverly York. Freshmen — Deloras Baker. 8th Grade — Linda Wilson. 7th Grade — Sally McQuade. Lucille Newby, L.D. Instructor. Linda Wilson, art and Voc. English Mrs. York (above) shows a Home Economics Class the correct way to use a frying pan. Jane Shreve (top right) sponsors NHS, manages the concession stand, and teaches History. Sally McQuade, speech, Drama, and English. A.J. Wilson, Business, and v Yearbook. All staff photo: Notice how balanced the staff is. There are 7 women and 11 men including Principal Schultz. Front Row: Deloras Baker, Beverly York, Kenneth Swanson, Dwight Roper, Robin Mollha- rtf gen, Larry Rich, and Linda Wilson. Middle Row: Lucille Newby, Sally McQuade, Frank Long, Neal Hill, Jane Shreve, and A.J. Wilson. Back Row: Duane Coats, Steve Lenz, Brian McVay, Tom Gilmore, I and Principal Dean Schultz. All staff ai veterans of at least two years of teachin} Mr. Schultz is newest member of staff. 20 Aladine Watson Norma Suire k Gayle Randles Nancy Leighty The staff in the kitchen had a new face to work with. Judy Park replaced Gayle Randles, who moved to Sublette. The school board purchased a salad bar for the cafeteria. Used two or three times a week, it gives the students, faculty, and cooks a varied menu. This replaces the individual salad requests, and features several different potato toppings. staff The staff is a great help to the students and to everyone. They have certain jobs that they do ... the cooks cook meals for the entire school system, the custodians keep the school “squeaky clean,” and the bus drivers drive the students to wherever they need to go: vocal contests, basketball games, football games, or class trips. They also get special privileges such as not having to pay to attend school activities. They are issued a pass that will get them into games and other school functions. The custodians play an important part in the school system. Norma Suire (left) keeps the typing room tidied up. Anita McGonigle also helps do the cleaning. Eric Braman is the maintenance man. The bus drivers also have an important role. The yearbook staff went to Englewood to be sure that Mary Jane Isenbart and Eldean Mings were pictured. Kenny York (above left) and Melba Swanson (above right) are special bus drivers. Kenny drives activity busses only, while Melba drives the Special Education students to Meade. Mary Isenbart and Eldean Mings are special drivers, too; they pick up students who live west of Englewood and take them to meet the Englewood bus. Transportation Director Luther McGee and bus drivers Margie Stephens, Nina McVicker, Linda McKinney, Mel Brown, and Jesse Solorio. Bus drivers have regular routes; the activity routes operate at 5:30 and 6:30 p.m. 21 class of 1989 James Allen Rhett Bouziden Gary Braman Kelly Brown Chris Gillespie Bryan Isenbart Traci Kaltenbach Darren LeClear Katrina Lind Brian McGonigle Brenda McVicker Shari Miller Beverly Mings Monti Park Brenda Price Tracy Rollins Kip Schultz Ray Schweitzer Jim Steele Rhonda Strang Brenda P., Kelly, and Brenda Me., (left) select from a wide variety of rings to pick just the right one to add to their memories. Gary, Monti, and Jim work in the concession stand to raise money for the class. Chris, Kip, Tracy, and Carrie in 5th hour English. Class Officers are Chris, president; Rhett, vice president; Tracy, secretary-treasurer; Carrie and Jim Student Council representatives. 23 class of 1990 J.R. Arnold Randi Jo Baggs Stacy Barth Franie Boushie Liz Jantzen Lisa Kasner Willy Lynn Jon Mages Missy McPhail Robbie Ramirez Leslie Rich, Laura Ward, Greg Weikal, Dan Whitt; Don Baker not pictured. Officers are President Leslie, Vice President Robbie, Secretary Stacy, Treasurer Dan, Student Council Representatives Randi Jo and J. R. class of 1991 Bryan Allison Dusty Arnold Shane Betschart Ryan Boman Leslie Cook April Dome Jeff Dome Eric Gibson Shawn Graff Wes Harden Mark Inderlied Dawn Kirby Mike Lind Joel Luther Lynn McPherson David Pike Scott Pike Brandy Raymond Cindi Schweitzer Karen White Jolie Ann Wyatt and Tracy Whitlock not pictured. Officers are President Brandy, Vice President Bryan, Secretary-Treasurer Karen, Student Council Representatives April and Ryan. 24 school life — organizations Students can be a part of many different kinds of organizations. Among these are Student Council, National Honor Society, Drama Club, and A-Club. Two students from each class are elected to Stuco. To be in NHS a student must have and maintain a 3.2 grade point average. Any student may join Drama, but to join A-Club one must be male and out for sports. ' m w —- J L A-Club officers are Doug, president; Jeff, vice-president; Barrett, secretary; and Mr. Roper, sponsor. A-Club members have a cystic fibrosis drive every year; they also sell reserved parking places around the inside of the football field and popcorn is sold at every home game. Stuco members are (top standing) Ryan Boman, April Dome, Randi Baggs, J. R. Arnold, sponsor Frank Long. Seated Carrie Travis, Amy Crane, Maylene Freelove, vice-president; Amy George, president; Gayla McKinney, secretary; Doug Rich and Jim Steele. The three officiers are seniors elected by petitioning the student body. Four new members were inducted into NHS on December 1, 1987 in the high school library at 7:30 p.m. President Amy C. presented the Introduction and Service, one of the four characteristics for membership. Character: Donna Osborn, secretary; Scholarship: Amy G, vice-president; Leadership: Karen Isenbart. Doug, treasurer could not attend; he was having knee surgery. NHS members (above) are Rhett Bouziden, Katrina Lind, Lance Walker, James Allen, Amy G, Donna, Amy C, and Karen. Drama members (at left) are Chris Gillespie, Carrie McGonigle, Laura W'ard, Missy McPhail, Doug, Brenda Price, Maylene, Loran Luther, Jeff Berryman, Susan Harper, Heather Moore, Barrett Broadie, Sherry Suire, Matt Wilson, Amy G., Jon Mages, Leslie Rich, Stacy Barth, Rhett, Kelly Brown, Lisa Kasner, sponsor Sally McQuade, and James. A-Club members (below left) are Barrett, Jeff, Doug, Loran, Jason Wyatt, Richard Mosshart, Rod Young, Matt, Monti Park, Ray Schweitzer, Chris, Lance, Rod Lynn, J. R., Jon, Eric Gibson, Bryan Isenbart, Joel Luther, James, Wes Harden, Shane Betschart, Ryan, Robbie Ramirez, Mike Lind, Rhett, Jim, David Pike, Dusty Arnold, Jeff Dome, Scott Pike, Dwight Roper, sponsor, Willy Lynn, Darren LeClear, and Dan Whitt. 25 school life — honors Honors come to AHS students in a variety of ways. Those making the first semester honor rolls are named in the yearbook. Requirements are a 3.75 or higher average with no C’s for the A Honor Roll, and 2.85 or higher average with no D’s for the B Honor Roll. Principal Dean Schultz instituted a new Honor Roll, the Progressive Honor Roll. A contract between him and the student vows that the grade in one class will be raised while grades in all other classes will not fall. This is on a nine-week basis only. Students also may try out and be selected for the Quiz Bowl Team. Another way to earn honors is to represent the school at the Academic Olympics. Teachers select students to represent their individual classes. Kansas University Alumni Association and KU Endowment Association honor the top senior students in Kansas high schools. Eight high school students made the A Honor Roll for the first semester. They are (top) seniors Amy Crane. Donna Osborn, and Karen Isenbart (seated), and freshmen April Dome and David Pike. Lance Walker, junior. Laura Ward and Lisa Kasner. sophomores (standing). Karen and Donna. joined by Doug Rich, attended the February 15 dinner at the Silver Spur Convention Center as KU Alumni honored seniors. B Honor Roll students were seniors Keith Baker. Jeff Berryman, Barrett Broadie, Maylene Free-love, Amy George, Susan Harper, Loran Luther, Deidra Maggard. Heather Moore, Doug Rich, Laura Stevens, Sherry Suire. Matt Wilson, and Martha Jantzen. Juniors: James Allen, Rhett Bouziden, Kelly Brown, Bryan Isenbart, Katrina Lind, Shari Miller, Tracy Rollins, Kip Schultz. Jim Steele, Carrie Travis, and Jason Wyatt. Sophomores: Stacy Barth, Franie Boushie, and Leslie Rich. Freshmen: Ryan Roman, Jeff Dome, Eric Gibson, Mike Lind. Brandy Raymond. Karen White, Jo-lie Wyatt, and Shane Betschart. Junior and senior high students making the first semester A and R honor rolls were treated to a banquet at the Ranch House February 1, courtesy USD 220. Nearly perfect attendance was recorded from the 68 who qualified. Adults present were Supt. and Mrs. Dale Moody, Jr.-Sr. High Principal and Mrs. Dean Schultz, Miss Jane Shreve, sponsor. National Honor Society, and the guest speaker, Jeff Hiers, Dodge City. Mr. Hiers (above) gave a funny but inspirational talk on “always doing the best you can and success requires work.” 26 honors Amy George placed second in Paragraph Those who went and the subjects they test -Recognition and Richard Mosshart placed ed in are (seated) Traci Kaltenbach: fourth in Auto Mechanics at the Ninth An- American History 1860-1960, Literature, nual Academic Olympics held at Pratt Art (Drawing); Lance Walker: Chemistry, Community College March 21. Teachers Pre-Calculus Mathematics; Laura Ward: chose 34 students to compete in a variety of Algebra I, Biology I; Missy McPhail: Musi-subjects. cianship; Lisa Kasner: Biology I; Leslie Rich: Musicianship; Heather Moore: Art (Drawing and Painting); Deidra Maggard: Nutrition; (second row) Loran Luther: Ba- sic English, Pre-Calculus Math; Amy George: Vocabulary Spelling, Paragraph Recognition; Richard Mosshart: Auto Mechanics; Dough Rich: Biology II; Maylene Freelove: Biology II, Physics; (standing) Gayla McKinney: Accounting; Carrie Travis: Chemistry; Rhett Bouziden: American History 1760-1860, Art (Drawing and Painting), Vocabulary Spelling; Kelly Brown: Art (Painting), Paragraph Recognition; James Allen: American History 1860-1960, Chemistry, Pre-Calculus Math; Shari Miller: Basic English; April Dome: Algebra I, Nutrition; Amy Crane: Nutrition, Vocabulary Spelling; Chris Gillespie: American History 1760-1860; Gary Bra-man: Art (Painting), Auto Mechanics, Pre-Calculus Math; Tracy Whitlock: Accounting; Jim Steele: American History 1760-1860; and Stacy Barth: Musicianship. Not pictured are Jeff Berryman: Duet Acting; Eric Gibson: Algebra I; Susan Harper: Psychology; Mark Inderlied: Art (Drawing); Donna Osborn: American National Government Politics; Karen White: Art (Drawing and Painting); Dan Whitt: Music Performance (vocal); and Matt Wilson: American Nat’l Gov. Politics, Duet Acting. QUIZ BOWL members were (standing) James Allen, Rhett Bouziden, Leslie Rich, Amy George; (seated) Doug Rich and Matt Wilson. Lisa Kasner and Barrett Broadie are not pictured. They went to four meets. 27 school life Students and parents brought covered dishes and the District provided the beef for the annual activities banquet May 10. School cooks barbecued the meat and baked rolls. The Vocational English class decorated the tables; Betty Salyer of Ashland Floral furnished the floral arrangements. A view of the patrons and students attending the awards banquet (top). Superintendent Dale Moody gave the welcome. Teachers at the head table and Sally McQuade (at the podium, right) present awards. She announced Maylene Freelove, Amy George, and Lance Walker had won gold medals at State Speech contest for three consecutive years. Linda Wilson announced Heather Moore was the winner of the Best of Show award, voted so by her fellow art students. (Other speech and art rankings are on p. 80). Keith Baker won 4 gold medals in one track meet. The evening closed with the announcement of the most inspirational athletes (see p. 55). Top ranking Bookkeeping student Karen Isenbart (above) is presented a medal by instructor A. J. W'ilson. Karen and Doug Rich (right) received the good citizenship awards. Doug also received the KSU Engineering award. John Paul Randall (far right) gave out basketball letters. — awards 28 school life — senior fun Eighteen seniors and six sponsors went to the “Windy City” April 9-12 for the traditional senior trip. They took a school bus to Wichita, a chartered bus to Kansas City, then flew to Chicago. They toured the Sears Tower, Shedd Aquarium, Museum of Science and Industry, and the Chicago Board of Trade. Seniors making the trip were Laura Stevens, Heather Moore, and Susan Harper (seated, front); Martha Jantzen, Matt Wilson, Amy Crane, Doug Rich, Maylene Freelove, Donna Osborn, Karen Isenbart, Jeff Berryman, and Barrett Broadie (second row); Sherry Suire Wyatt, Loran Luther, Keith Baker, Deidra Maggard, Richard Mosshart, and Gayla McKinney (top). Mr. and Mrs. Terry Eubank were the accompanying parents along with class sponsors Mr. and Mrs. Dean Schultz and Mr. and Mrs. Brian McVay. The Chicago skyline fascinated the “plainsmen.” Annual staff photographer Laura got herself in the picture along with Martha in the mirrored elevator at their motel. Donna and Deidra cut up as they wait for their plane; Keith, Jeff, Richard, and Barrett seem to engage in more serious conversation. Jeff Berryman and mother Sue, dressed in Roman fashion (above), hosted the annual senior brunch May 13. The Class Motto provided the theme for the event. Other senior mothers prepared the food, served on the terrace. Chan Berryman video taped the gathering. 29 school life — graduation Graduates are: Jeff Berryman, Amy George, Doug Rich, Barrett Broadie, Mary-lene Freelove, Matt Wilson, and Randy Conry. Middle row: Sherry Wyatt, Karen Isen-bart, Gayla McKinney, Susan Harper, Heather Moore, Deidra Maggard, and Martha Jantzen. Back row: Keith Baker, Loran Luther Amy Crane, Donna Osborn, Richard Mos-shart, Rodney Lynn, and Laura Stevens. f O Karen and Katrina Lind (junior) show how close friendships can grow. Other seniors wait to process into the gym. Superintendent Dale Moody presented the Class of 1988; Presbyterian minister Mark Jennings gave the Baccalaureate sermon; and Principal Dean Schultz handed out diplomas. Senior Class President Barrett gave the history of the class and brought up several things that the class had accomplished. Barrett also thanked the audience for its support in the class’s many activities and money-making events held through the years. II Student Council President Amy George gave her talk after the sermon. Amy’s theme was based on words of Winston Churchill: “Never quit. Never quit. Never quit.” Speeches by the presidents of the class and of Stuco are traditional at the graduation ceremony. 30 Students making Summa Cum Laude are Doug Rich, Donna Osborn, Heather Moore, Karen Isenbart, Susan Harper, Amy George, and Amy Crane. To receive this award students must be on the honor roll all eight semesters. The senior class, alumni, and some juniors chose Carlene Culver and Ken Swanson as Distinguished Teachers. They received their names on a plaque and a monetary gift. graduation Senior class officers: President, Barrett Broadie; Secretary, Sherry Suire Wyatt; Treasurer, Jeff Berryman; Stuco Representatives, Amy Crane, and Doug Rich. The seniors chose the red rose as their class flower, and red and silver as their colors. Their motto “Veni, Vidi, Vici,” was from the Latin, meaning, “We came, We saw, We conquered!” Class sponsors were Mr. Schultz, and Brian McVay. Graduates sing their class song, “It’s Time To Go,” to close their graduation ceremony. Ten earned awards. Barrett (The Rochelle Eubank Memorial Scholarship to GCCC); Maylene (Music Drama to DCCC); Amy George (National Merit Scholarship and a Kansas State Scholar), Susan (Basketball athletics, HCC); Karen (Abell Award, Kansas Newman College), Martha (Rhea Gross Award, Wichita State University), Loran (Baseball, SCCC), Heather (tennis athletics, GCCC); Richard (Auto Me-chanics academics, PCC), and Doug (engineering, KSU). The two top ranking juniors were chosen to The Jenny P.G. Abell award goes to the lead the graduation processional. Katrina highest ranking senior. Karen Isenbart got Lind and Lance Walker do the honors. this and was also honored as a Kansas Governor’s Scholar. 31 Martha Jantzen was given the Rhea Gross Scholarship award. She was chosen by a panel of people to receive it. school life dinner theater Juniors and seniors presented “Sweeney Todd, Demon Barber of the Barbary Coast” March 19 and 21. The original play was written by Tim Kelly; it was adapted by I. E. Clark, Inc. The dinner theater production started out with tryouts January 25. Shortly afterwards, play books were distributed among the cast members selected by Sally McQuade and Linda Wilson. Practice sessions were in the cafetorium. One sophomore was used as an understudy. The play, a melodrama, had a plot of good against evil and as always good winning every time. Senior mothers prepared the dinner and seniors and their fathers served it. The meal consisted of a cranapple juice appetizer, spaghetti with meat sauce and Parmesan cheese, French bread, tossed salad and crackers, coffee and tea. Dessert of ice cream and homemade cookies was served during intermission. Senior girls Martha Jantzen and Sherry Suire served as hostesses Saturday night; Gayla McKinney and Karen Isenbart Monday night. Sweeney Todd, played by Barrett Broa die (left), was a fiend in human font because he killed his customers wher. he found out they had some valuable possession. Chang’s box of jade anc Sailor Tom’s string of pearls proved tc be too enticing. Rose and Mrs. Lovet: knew too much, so they had to be dis posed of. Lance Walker, junior (above) as Master of Ceremonies for the even ing, introduced all the cast members. Listed in order above are: BARNACLE, a cutthroat . . Matt Wilson (senior); MRS. MEANLY, an employee of the city orphanage . Shari Miller (junior); MR. SCRUPLES, betrothed of Mrs. Lovett . . Jeff Berryman (senior); MRS. LOVETT, Todd’s partner in crime . . Amy George (senior); WIDOW7 FAIROAK, her ship never comes in Maylene Frelove (senior); BROOKLYN JAKE, a sailor and friend of Sailor Tom . . Keith Baker (senior); MINNIE, Lily’s maid and Jake’s girlfriend Heather Moore (senior); LILY FAIROAK, a delicate creature ... Susan Harper (senior); SAILOR TOM, Lily’s heart-throb and the hero . . Doug Rich (senior); Barber SWEENEY TODD, the villain . . . Barrett Broadie (senior); BILLY, an orphan and victim of the fiend . . Chris Gillespie (junior); MRS. NOBLE, a charity worker . . . Rhonda Strang (junior); MRS. WORTHY, another charity worker . . . Leslie Rich (sophomore); POLICEMAN, who upholds the law . .. Lance Walker (junior); POLTCE INSPECTOR, a servant of justice . . . James Allen (junior); ROSE, a seller of newspapers . . Traci Kaltenbach (junior); HONORABLE MR. CHANG, another victim of the fiend . . . Rhett Bouziden (junior); and BELLE, the match girl . . . Kelly Brown (junior). 32 The people who worked behind the scenes are: Lights . . . Jason Wyatt (junior) and Robbie Ramirez (sophomore); Set Construction . . Ashland high school art classes under the guidance of Linda Wilson, art instructor; Stage Managers . . . Jason and Raymond Schweitzer (junior); Student Director . . . Rhett Boudizen; Director . . . Sally McQuade, Drama Club sponsor and Speech instructor, assisted by L. Wilson; Sound effects and music . . . Beverly Gilmore, assisted by Amy Broadie, an 8th grader and sister of the villain, fiend Sweeney Todd, Barrett. dinner theater Amy George and Jeff Berryman (left) portrayed Mrs. Lovett and Mr. Scruples. Mrs. Lovett was the betrothed of Mr. Scruples, but he suspected nothing about Mrs. Lovett’s being Sweeney Todd’s partner in crime. Doug Rich (far left) as Sailor Tom has just gotten back from sea duty and has found his true love, Lily (Susan Harper). The barber pole located Sweeney Todd’s shop on the Barbary Coast. A trap door under the barber’s chair spelled doom for those who had a treasure Todd coveted. Mrs. Lovett “took care” of the bodies and received her share. The senior mothers planned the menu and fixed the meal. Bill Broadie talks to Sue Berryman as Barbara Solorio, Linda Broadie, and Ethel Carter check on the results of their cooking. The senior fathers and senior class members served the meal; the cast helped serve the dessert. Mike Suire (left) hams it up for the camera as Loran Luther checks with Jesse Solorio on what needs to be done. Mrs. Beverly Gilmore, assisted by Amy Broadie, played the piano for the dinner theater. 33 school life — all school play A.H.S. presented Funky Winker-bean's Homecoming on November 21 and 23. This involved students from grades 9-12 and was about Westview High School getting ready for their big homecoming game and dance. Somehow their game got scheduled as an away game but Les Moore, the school nerd, tapped in on the computer, changed the game back to home, saved the day for everyone, and became the hero. THE CAST Leaf 1 .................Lance Walker Leaf 2 Heather Moore The Coach .................Lance Walker Holly Budd .............. Amy George Girl’s Soccer Coach .....Laura W’ard Soccer players ............Laura Stevens Brenda Price Harry L. Dinkle ......... Loran Luther Band ..................... Lisa Kasner Shane Betschart, Leslie Rich, Wes Harden Rhett Bouziden, Brandy Raymond, James Allen, Sherry Suire, Chris Gillespie, Jeff Berryman The Cheerleaders ...........Heather Moore, Deidra Maggard, Susan Harper, Kelly Brown, Stacy Barth, Karen White School Secretary ...... Maylene Freelove Les Moore ............... Barrett Broadie Crazy Harry ................. Matt Wilson Bull Bushka ................. Keith Baker Mr. Burch .................Jeff Berryman Girl without a hall pass ....Lisa Kasner Suzi Peterson ...............Sherry Suire Suzi’s girl friend ..........Leslie Rich Stephanie ................... Leslie Rich Funky Winkerbean ............Doug Rich Tracy ...................... Brenda Price Chris .................. Brandy Raymond Barry Balderman ..............James Allen Crazy Harry’s Air guitar Band Keith Baker, Jeff Berryman, Mark Inderlied Members of the football team ........... Chris Gillespie, Mark Inderlied, Wes Harden, Jeff Berryman, Shane Betschart, Matt Wilson, Keith Baker Mike Majors ..............Rhett Bouziden Camera Man .................. Wes Harden Ed Crankshaft .............Chris Gillespie The Eliminator ...........Shane Betschart Westview High School students (top) take a break from decorating the gym to enjoy a snack. Les Moore (Barrett Broadie, above left), school nerd, climbed the rope during gym class and could not get down until (after a couple of hours) some of his fellow students helped him. Holly Budd (Amy George, above right) is upset because the homecoming game was scheduled as an away game which cheated her out of getting to be queen. 34 funky winkerbean’s homecoming Westview High students (top) spend a lot of their time during homecoming week decorating the gym for the big dance. Les Moore (Barrett Broadie, top) helps the Eliminator (Shane Betschart) tap in on the computer. They changed the away-game back to home. Westview High School students (above) celebrate after hearing that the homecoming game would be at home. 35 Ed Crankshaft, (Chris Gillespie, above) tells everyone exactly what he is, “A mean ol’ bus driver man.” school life — band The band did a variety of things throughout the year to add to the activities. The band played at football games, basketball games, and pep assemblies; presented Christmas and spring concerts, and participated in League contests. The band consists of seventh graders through seniors. Sherry Suire Wyatt, senior, played clarinet in band three years. Maylene Freelove, the other senior active in band, and drum majorette during football season, also played clarinet. Leslie Rich, sophomore, No. 1 trumpet player, earned a place in the Junior All American Hall of Fame sponsored by the American Music Foundation. Brandy Raymond was top point earner in band. Sherry (below, left) enters the gym for the spring concert. Maylene (center) leads the band for her last time. Leslie shows her pleasure at being named to the Band Hall of Fame. 36 band Members are Josh Allison, Tamra Arnold, Brandy Barth, Shannon Barth, Stacy Barth, Hilary Brunholtz, April Borne, Greg Freelove, Maylene Freelove, Bryan Fudge, Eric Gibson, Chris Hendricks, Shad Heugatter, Kris Kasner, Lisa Kasner, Darren I eClear, Mike Lind. Jesse Luckie, Lori Mages, Jessica McNickle, Jesse Mercer, Duane Mosshart, Brooke Osborn. David Pike, Jenny Pike, Brandy Raymond, Leslie Rich, Cindi Schweitzer, Ray Schweitzer, Missy Snodgrass, Becky Suire, Casey Walker, Stan Walker, Darla Ward, Laura Ward, Dan Whitt, Tammy Whisenhunt, Kelly Wilson, Jolie Ann Wyatt, Sherry Wyatt, Brian McVay, Director. The band received two IIs and one 11+ at State contest. Senior Maylene Freelove, winner of the John Philip Sousa Award, also received a place in the Senior All American Hall of Fame awarded from the American Music Foundation. The John Philip Sousa award includes $50 cash as well as name and year added to the school plaque. Leslie Rich (p. 36) receive a I at League, Regional and State contests on her trumpet solo. Other instrumental soloists and their ratings were Jolie Ann Wyatt, trumpet, III; Brandy Raymond, trumpet, II, and Lisa Kasner, flute, III. Three ensembles received II ratings: Flute Quartet (Lisa Kasner, Laura Ward, Jenny Pike, and Brooke Osborn); Woodwind Ensemble (Jessica McNickle, Laura Ward, Lisa Kasner, Maylene Freelove, Becky Suire, Kris Kasner, Amy Broa- die, and Stacy Barth). Trumpet Trio (Leslie Rich, Brandy Raymond, and April Dome) received a II rating. Students receiving I ratings at Regionals qualified for State contest. Large ensembles (bands and choirs) went to Garden City April 14; solos and small ensembles competed at Bethany College, Lindsborg April 30. 37 school life — vocal Select Choir, formerly Madrigals, made a “clean sweep” by earning I ratings at all three levels of competition: League (Greensburg, March 7), Regional (Dodge City, March 26), and State (Lindsborg, April 30). The Girls Trio earned a 11+ at League and Is at Regional and State. Vocal solos earning Is at State were Ryan Boman (freshman), and Dan Whitt and Stacy Barth (sophomores). David Pike, freshman, earned a II at State, as did the Boys Quartet. All four soloists earned Is at Regional to qualify for State. Large choirs went to Garden City April 14 for State. The Chorus earned a I, and two IIs, for a final State ranking of II. Earning the Outstanding Vocalist designation caps vocal students’ four years’ efforts. Mixed Chorus members are (front row) Missy McPhail, Dawn Kirby, Stacy , Kelly Brown, Brenda Price, Karen White; (second row) Carrie McGonigle, Brandy Raymond, Gayla McKinney , Sherry Wyatt , Laura Ward , Leslie Rich ; (third row) Amy George , Jolie Wyatt , Amy Crane, Deidra Maggard , Kim Nusz; (back row) Shane Betschart . Joel Luther, James Allen , Dan , Ryan , Loran Luther , David , Director Brian McVay. •Denotes Select Choir singer. Director McVay (right) presents the Arion Award to Loran. The award, given for making an outstanding contribution to the music program, carries with it a $100 cash gift, plus having one’s name and year earned engraved on a plaque which is retained by AHS. The expense of the award is borne by the Music Boosters — parents of students enrolled in band or choir. Loran was also named the Outstanding Vocalist (see p. 39). He received a I + on his solo at League and a II at Regional. He also sang in the Boys Quartet. Music Boosters also gave Dan Whitt a $200 scholarship to summer music camp in Fort Collins, Colorado. Dan earned I - at League and a I at Regional and State. Presentation of awards and scholarships was made at the Activities Banquet May 10. Sophomores Stacy Barth and Leslie Rich and senior Gayla McKinney (right) sang their way to a I rating at State. Patrons of USD 220 got to hear the girls trio’s top performance at the May 2 Spring Concert. The girls sang “Beneath the Window’’ by Powell. 38 Loran stands proud with his Arion Award vocal The Boys Quartet, made up of sophomore Dan Whitt, junior James Allen, senior Loran Luther, and freshman David Pike, was a real crowd pleaser at the May 2 Spring concert as they sang Aura Lee” and “Honey Gal” in real barbershop style. The three underclassmen sing tenor usually; Loran sings bass. The four young men are part of the Mixed Chorus which has eight seniors, four juniors, five sopho mores, and nine freshmen members. The choir lost two seniors and a freshman due to moves, but gained a junior singer. An added touch to the Christmas and Spring concerts was the socializing in the cafetorium afterwards. Music Boosters provided refreshments. The winning sound from the Music Department came from the Select Choir. Loran Luther captured top honors, winning both the Arion Award and being named the Outstanding Vocalist. Three individuals and two ensembles earned Is and one individual and two groups earned IIs at State (p. 38). Four individuals earned I ratings at Regionals (p. 38); ten earned IIs: Mark Inderlied, James Allen, Shane Betschart, Loran, Karen White, Amy George, Jolie Waytt, Brandy Raymond, Leslie Rich, and Laura Ward. At League contest, Loran earned a 1+ on his solo; Stacy Barth, Boys Quartet, Select Choir earned Is; Leslie, Dan Whitt, and Amy were awarded I-s. Judges awarded II + ratings to the Girls Trio, David, Karen, Laura, Brandy, and Jolie. Mark, James, and Ryan rated II, as did the Mixed Chorus. Traci Kaltenbach (a newcomer to AHS) turned in a III-I- performance. Six of the eight seniors in choir were altos. Deidra Mag-gard, Donna Osborn, Gayla McKinney, and Laura Stevens (left) are pictured. Amy Crane and Amy George had not arrived on the risers yet. D ran Luther (second from right) was the lone senior male singer. Sherry Wyatt, the only senior soprano, always stood on the other side” of the choir and is not pictured. Loran with the Outstanding Vocalist award. Other sopranos were juniors Brenda Price, Kelly Brown, and Traci Kaltenbach; sophomores Stacy Barth. Missy McPhail, Leslie Rich, and Laura Ward; freshmen Dawn Kirby and Karen White. Altos other than the seniors were freshmen Brandy Raymond and Jolie Ann Wyatt. Tenors were junior James Allen, sophomore Dan Whitt, freshmen Shane Betschart, Ryan Bowman, and David Pike. Mark Inderlied, freshman, kept Loran company in the bass section. Mrs. Jane Stein provided accompaniment for all vocal groups and individuals in concert and at contests. McVay, in his second year as head of the Music Department, directs both high school and junior high vocal (for their picture, see p. 58). 39 school life — homecoming Rain was not on the schedule for Homecoming October 30, but it came anyway, and the crowning took place before the game for the first time in school history. Sherry Suire and Karen Isenbart qualified for State tennis and had to leave for Ellsworth as soon as the ceremony was over; the queen could not reign over the game nor attend the dance afterwards. Homcoming Queen and her royal court (top) drenched with rain are (left to right) Karen Isenbart and Barrett Broadie, Queen Sherry Suire and Captain Hod Young. Heather Moore and Doug Rich. Kindergarteners Shalah Allison. Gib Park, Jolene Roberts, and Angie Young carried the crown and flowers for the queen and her attendants. Captain Rod (above) has trouble getting the crown off the pillow because of the rain and the tape on his hands, while Queen Sherry waits patiently in the downpour. Sherry Suire was crowned 1987 queen by Captain Rod Young in pouring rain. 42 school life — sweetheart Seniors chose three representatives for Sweetheart. The basketball boys elect three senior boys for captain. For the first time the girls team also got to vote for captain and queen. On February 19 Jeff Berryman was named captain and Gayla McKinney was crowned Queen. Sweetheart Royal Court are flower girls and crown bearer from the kindergarten class Amy Pearson, Jessica McPhail, Wes Pike, and Marline Culver. Queen and attendants (seated) are Traci Kaltenbach, Deidra Maggard, Gayla, Maylene Freelove, and April Dome. Standing are captains and escorts Kip Schultz, Barrett Broadie, Jeff, Rodney Lynn, Jon Mages, David Pike. Maylene, senior attendant, is escorted onto the court by senior Captain Jeff. Queen Gayla is escorted by senior cocaptain Barrett. Deidra, senior attendant, is escorted by senior co-captain Rod. Traci, junior attendant, is escorted by Kip. Traci and Kip are new to the junior class. Both are active in basketball. Jon Mages, sophomore escort, had to walk in by himself. Lisa Kasner, sophomore attendant, had a severe case of the chicken pox. Lisa is also new to AHS. April, freshman attendant, is escorted by freshman David Pike. David’s youngest brother, Wes, was the bearer of the queen’s crown. 43 school life — homecoming Rain was not on the schedule for Homecoming October 30, but it came anyway, and the crowning took place before the game for the first time in school history. Sherry Suire and Karen Isenbart qualified for State tennis and had to leave for Ellsworth as soon as the ceremony was over; the queen could not reign over the game nor attend the dance afterwards. Homcoming Queen and her royal court (top) drenched with rain are (left to right) Karen Isenbart and Barrett Broadie, Queen Sherry Suire and Captain Hod Young. Heather Moore and Doug Rich. Kindergarteners Shalah Allison. Gib Bark. Jolene Roberts, and Angie Young carried the crown and flowers for the queen and her attendants. Captain Rod (above) has trouble getting the crown off the pillow' because of the rain and the tape on his hands, while Queen Sherry waits patiently in the downpour. Sherry Suire was crowned 1987 queen by Captain Hod Young in pouring rain. 42 school life — sweetheart Seniors chose three representatives for Sweetheart. The basketball boys elect three senior boys for captain. For the first time the girls team also got to vote for captain and queen. On February 19 Jeff Berryman was named captain and Gayla McKinney was crowned Queen. Sweetheart Royal Court are flower girls and crown bearer from the kindergarten class Amy Pearson, Jessica McPhail, Wes Pike, and Marline Culver. Queen and attendants (seated) are Traci Kaltenbach, Deidra Maggard, Gayla, Maylene Freelove, and April Dome. Standing are captains and escorts Kip Schultz, Barrett Broadie, Jeff, Rodney Lynn, Jon Mages, David Pike. Maylene, senior attendant, is escorted onto the court by senior Captain Jeff. Queen Gayla is escorted by senior cocaptain Barrett. Deidra, senior attendant, is escorted by senior co-captain Rod. Traci, junior attendant, is escorted by Kip. Traci and Kip are new to the junior class. Both are active in basketball. Jon Mages, sophomore escort, had to walk in by himself. Lisa Kasner, sophomore attendant, had a severe case of the chicken pox. Lisa is also new to AHS. April, freshman attendant, is escorted by freshman David Pike. David’s youngest brother, Wes, was the bearer of the queen’s crown. 43 school life There is a variety of activities for students and fans to do to help support the Fightin’ Bluejays of AHS. Some things the student body does is attend pep assemblies, while fans come and show support at games. 1) An enthusiastic crowd gathers at football games to cheer the Bluejays to victory. 2) -Jeff Berryman, an A-Club member, gives a talk on the strategies the team will use against St. John Friday night in the homecoming game. The A-Club sponsored and gathered boxes for the bon fire. 3) To support the basketball teams, junior and senior high students cheered with the cheerleaders during the basketball games against the Bucklin Bed Aces. 4) Thursday night after the junior high football game, cheerleaders Kelly Brown, Brenda Price, Karen White, Brandy Raymond (behind Karen), and Sherry Suire led cheers to pep up the football team before their Friday night game. 5) Students Gayla McKinney, Jim Steele, Jon Mages, Rodney Lynn, Keith Baker, Doug Rich, and Willy Lynn visit the salad bar. a new addition to the lunchroom. A variety of salad makings, dressings, and bread sticks were available. 44 athletics 45 athletics — football The A-team football team finished the season with a 4-5 record, and the B-team finished with a 3-2 record. A-team scores AHS OPP Bucklin 6 24 Greensburg 6 14 Ness City 44 6 LaCrosse 36 0 Cimarron 6 12 Meade 6 25 Hutchinson Trinity 47 0 St. John 8 30 Kinsley 20 6 Larry Rich (right) gives instructions to the players on the field. Tom Gilmore (far right) shows his ability to coach as he yells a new play. ASHLA ASHLAND ASHLAND mm ASHLAND Lrt SHLAM ASHLAND 7C ashlandt. ASHLAND ASHIANI g The 1987 football team (pictured above) is first row: Rod Lynn, Matt Wilson, Keith Baker, Rod Young, Jeff Berryman, and Barrett Broadie. Second row: James Allen, Lance Walker, Doug Rich, Loran Luther, Kip Shultz, Chris Gillespie, and Jason Wyatt. Third row: Donnie Baker (dr), Jon Mages, J. R. Arnold, Robbie Rameriz, Gregg Weikal, and Joel Luther. Fourth row: Eric Gibson, David Pike, Bryan Allison, Dusty Arnold, Mike Lind, Jeff Dome, and Wes Harden. Fifth row: Assistant Coach Dale Coverdale, Head Coach and Athletic Director Larry Rich, Managers Lisa Kasner and Leslie Rich, and Defensive Coach Tom Gilmore. Richard Mos-shart, Dan Whitt not pictured. 46 “The three years I’ve played football at Ashland High the program has improved greatly. As a senior I hope we taught the players coming up that they should win like champions and lose with pride. Good luck in the years to come.” — Rod Young No. 77. “We had fun, but it ended too soon.” Richard Mosshart No. 63-22. “Well, we didn’t have much experience, but we played as a team and hit hard. I wish we could have gone farther but I had a lot of fun and I think Mr. Rich and staff are one of the best in the state.” — Matt Wilson No. 2. “This season didn’t go as far as I expected. Although we had many young players, we should have probably gone farther than we did. I expect good things from the underclassmen. All my best wishes. — Loran Luther No. 72. •The season was a learning experience for us all. We had a lot of raw talent but managed very well. We should and could have gone farther but it was a great season. We had some fun and that’s what counts. Keith Baker No. 33. “Well, overall we had a pretty good season, with the exception of a few games. In others, we played some pretty talented teams and did well against them. I wasn’t real happy with our season but we did as well as could be expected.” Jeff Berryman No. 83. “It was fun while it lasted. I didn’t achieve what I wanted overall but in the time I did play, I enjoyed it. That’s what counts. I learned plenty in the short time I played and I hope the underclassmen have as much fun as I did.” — football Doug Rich No. 69. We had a lot of young players this year and they did a great job. If they work hard. Ashland will have some good teams in the near future. It was a fun year, but I wish we would have gone farther. Barrett Broadie No. 73. “Well, we didn’t have the season that we wanted, but we had fun at it. The coaches are a good bunch of guys. I learned a lot from them. Thanks, fans, for the support.” — Rod Lynn No. 1. athletics The boys varsity went to Sub-State for the first time since 1980 and brought home the second place trophy. They played Stafford in the first round, winning 52-44, and Copeland in the final round, losing 48-59. They tied for second place in the Iroquois League and were Regional runner-up. Lance Walker and Kip Schultz were chosen for the All League Team; J.R. Arnold got Honorable Mention. Boys A-Team basketball Dec. •Jan. Feb. March 4 Pawnee Heights AHS 53 OPP 44 10-12 54 Classic. Minneola Bucklin Haviland 62 45 Meade 52 55 Minneola 49 78 18 l ewis 47 42 8 Haviland 57 52 OT 9 Buffalo 74 49 12 Fowler 62 56 15 Bucklin 75 59 18 Coldwater 61 49 25-30 league Tournament. Coldwater: Mullinville 67 33 Spearville 53 45 I ewis 50 56(OT) Haviland 59 53 2 C.reensburg 71 75 5 Minneola 60 58 9 Southwestern Heights 56 61 12 Spearville 62 91 16 Cimarron 50 67 19 Protection 60 47 22-27 Regional Tournament. Ashland: Mullinville 58 32 Coldwater 56 54 Minneola 73 74IOT) It 5 Sub-State. Pratt-Skyline: Stafford 52 44 Copeland 48 59 Three senior players, Rod Lynn ( 20), Barrett Broadie and Jeff Berryman ( 21) hold the trophy won at Pratt-Skyline Sub-State 1A Division (top). The boys B-ball team, coached by Dwight Roper, is (center) kneeling: Shane Bets-chart, Dusty Arnold, J. R. Arnold, David Pike, and Kip Schultz; (standing) Jon Mages, Ryan Boman, Jeff Dome, Eric Gibson, Lance Walker, Chris Gillespie, Willy Lynn, Rod, Monti Park, Barrett, Jeff B., and Coach Roper. Jeff, Barrett, and Rod (right) played their final high school game March 5. 48 basketball The A-team girls qualified for 1A Sub-State action at Pratt-Skyline. In the first round March 3, they lost a heartbreaker to the Cunningham Bulldogs 46-49 in a double overtime. They ended their season 17-5; the B-team, had a record of 6-8. Holding their second-place trophy won in the Regionals played on their home court February 27 are Susan Harper and Karen Isenbart. Other players are Kelly Brown, Brenda McVicker, Stacy Barth, Gayla McKinney, Carrie Travis, (behind Gayla) Maylene Freelove (behind Susan), Traci Kaltenbach, April Dome, Heather Moore, and Leslie Rich. Karen Isenbart set a new school record by scoring 1,230 points during her four years of high school basketball. The previous record of 1,065 points set by Monica Gilmore had stood for Five years. She was a unanimous choice for the All League 1st team. Karen is one of five seniors. Others are Gayla, Heather, Susan, and Maylene. Gayla and Susan were also 1st team selections. Next to the loss in a double overtime during the first round of play at Sub-State, the most difficult loss was to the Protection Panthers in the final game of 1A Regionals. However, as runner-up, they were able to move on into higher play. Girls out for basketball are: Manager Franie Boushi, Brenda Price, Kelly Brown, Carrie Travis, Brenda McVicker, Brandy Raymond, and Karen White, Second row: Karen Isenbart, Gayla McKinney, Maylene Freelove, Leslie Rich, Susan Harper, Heather Moore, Assistant Coach Jeri Schultz. Back row: Head Coach Larry Rich, Stacy Barth, April Dome, Traci Kaltenbach, Cindi Schweitzer, Melissa McPhail, and Leslie Cook. Lisa Kasner, also a manager, not pictured. Girls A-Team AHS OPP Dec. 4 Pawnee Heights 72 22 1012 54 Classic, Minneola Bucklin Haviland 55 26 Meade 52 50 Minneola 46 39 18 I.ewis 60 28 Jan. 8 Haviland 40 26 9 Buffalo. OK 53 43 12 Fowler 72 40 15 Bucklin 80 23 18 Coldwater 58 36 25-30 league, Coldwater Dodge City: Mullinville 40 30 Greensburg 53 57 Feb. 2 Greensburg 50 46 5 Minneola 81 44 9 SW Heights 46 32 12 Spearville 48 68 16 Cimarron 51 68 19 Protection 54 44 22-27 Regional Tournament, Ashland: Bucklin 70 33 Haviland 56 23 Protection 42 57 March 5 Sub-State. Pratt-Skyline: Cunningham 46 49 (20T) 49 athletics — track Gayla McKinney, senior, won the State 1A title in discus with a throw of 127’8” and placed 6th in the shot put with a throw of 36 1” at WSU May 28. Karen White, freshman, finished 7th in the 2 mile, improving her best time of the year. She finished 12th in the mile. Karen Isenbart, senior, jumped 16’4” in the long jump, but failed to make the finals by a half inch. Tracksters competing are (at right) Leslie Rich, sophomore; Susan Harper, senior; Karen I., Gayla; Traci Kaltenbach, junior (front row); and Brandy Raymond, freshman; Karen W.; April Dome, freshman; and Carrie Travis, junior. Jim Gillaspie (below left) coached the throwers; Tom Gilmore (right), the runners. TRACK SCHEDULE 8 Friday Protection 15 Friday Wichita - WSU 19 Tuesday Mullinville 22 F riday Coldwater 29 Friday Minneola 6 Friday Ashland Invitational 13 Friday league: Ashland 20 Friday Regionals: Bucklin 27-28 Friday Saturday Stale: Wichita The girls finished 2nd at Regional from among 28 schools. Placing were: Isenbart Long Jump 16’ 3 4 3d McKinney Discus 128 8 1st Rich Discus 108 5 4th McKinney Shot Put 36 4l : d Rich Shot Put 36’ 4 V? 4th White 1600m Run 5:50 3rd Harper ) Isenbart ) 400m Run 56.46 6th Dome ) McKinney ) Dome 300 Intermediate 52.7 6th White Hudles 3200m Run 12:59.7 2d Kaltenbach competed in the 100m Hi Hurdles (20.7). Dome in the :UX)m Lo Hurdles (52.4), Harper in the 100m Dash (12.6) and High Jump (5’11 ). Raymond in the 800m Run (8:08). 50 track Keith Baker, senior, finished 6th in Class 1A of the 100m Dash with a time of 12.12 at State track meet at Wichita State University May 28. He took 1st in the 200m Dash at Regionals, and placed 10th in the qualifying round at State. Keith, Rod Lynn (senior), Lance Walker and Ray Schweitzer (juniors) placed 4th in the mile relay with a time of 3:32. Contributing to a 4th place at Regionals at (top) Dan Whitt, Ray, Lance, Keith, Chris Gillespie, Rod, Mike Lind (front row); and Jason Wyatt, Wes Harden, Kip Schultz, David Pike, Ryan Bowman, Jim Steele, and Bryan Allison (back row). First three places at Regionals qualify for State track. Regional results are: Baker Walker Baker 200m Dash ) ) 23.3 1st Schweitzer Lynn ) 1600m Relay ) 3:29.6 2d Baker 100m Dash 11.5 3d Pike Schweitzer Pike Pole Vault ) ) 13 6 4th Wyatt Lynn ) 3200m Relay ) 8:49.2 4th Walker Allison Walker Triple Jump ) ) 41 11 Mr” 5th Pike Baker ) 400m Relay ) 45.8 5th Steele 3200m Run 11:03.43 6th Best efforts of the season including some new records set at the K. T. Woodman track meet in Wichita April 15 are: Gillespie (junior), 100m Hi Hurdles (17.51) and 300m Intermediate Hurdles (44.3); Baker, 100m Dash (11.2), 200m Dash (23.), and 400m Run (52.6); Schweitzer, 800m Run (2:14); Steele (junior) 1600m Run (5:06); Walker, Long Jump (19’8Vi”); Whitt (sophomore), Shot Put (43’10”) and Discus (127’8”); Boman (freshman). High Jump (5 8 ); Schultz (junior) and Pike (freshman), Pole Vault (13 6”); Wyatt (junior), Javelin (135’); Schultz, Triple Jump (43T0”); Allison (freshman), Walker, Pike, Baker, 400m Relay (45.6); Schweitzer, Pike, Wyatt, Lynn, 3200m Relay (8:48.7). 51 athletics — tennis Pictured above is the girls tennis team for 1987-88 with Coach Dwight Roper: Carrie Travis, junior; April Dome, freshman; Katrina Lind, junior; Missy McPhail, sophomore; and Leslie Rich, sophomore. Front row Sherry Suire, senior; Susan Harper, senior; Heather Moore, senior; Karen Isenbart, senior. Not pictured is Kelly Brown, junior. Team Members who went to State are Karen for singles, and Sherry and Kelly for doubles. Karen had a record of 25-5, and Sherry and Kelly had a record of 14-8. Ashland was runner-up at the Regional meet and was 17th at State. Other team members’ records are Carrie with a record of 19-5 and Susan and Heather with a record of 14-5. The meets the team participated in are: Team Date Location Placement Sept. 3 Minneola 2nd 10 Minneola 1st 15 22 26 Cimarron Ashland Greensburg 1st 1st 3rd Oct. 3 Ashland 13 Cimarron 1st 23 Regionals, Ashland 1st Nov. 2 State, Wichita Collegiate Runner-Up 17th Team members and students of Ashland High intently watch the tennis matches being played at the courts. Students in Mr. Roper’s afternoon classes could attend the tennis matches or go to the library for that class hour because he is the coach for the girls tennis team. 52 tennis The boys tennis team had a successful season even though they were a small team. They participated in eight meets: April 5 Meade April 7 South Barber April 12 Greensburg April 15 Meade April 29 Minneola May 6 Ashland May 12 Ashland Quad May 20-21 1A Regionals — Ashland Team members at left are Rhett Bouziden, junior; J. R. Arnold, sophomore; Jon Mages, sophomore; Shane Betschart, freshman; Monti Park, junior; Jeff Dome, freshman; Dusty Arnold, freshman; and Coach Dwight Roper. Rhett (far left) powerfully serves to his opponent at the Ashland meet, May 6. Monti (left) concentrates on the volley between him and his opponent. Jeff and Dusty (below, far left) discuss what to do on the next serve from their opponents. J. R. and Jon (below, right) anxiously await the upcoming serve from their opponents. Monti, J. R., Rhett, and Shane played singles. J. R. teamed with Jon, and Dusty teamed with cousin Jeff for doubles. The team finished 6th in Regional, with the Arnold Mages doubles team placing 5th and Parks earning 5th place in singles. 53 athletics — cross country golf Cross Country running is a fall sport; golf, a spring sport. Both are open to girls, but girls cannot compete in golf meets. Cross country runners are (right) Karen White, Brandy Raymond, Shane Betschart, Ryan Bowman, and Scott Pike; (standing) Coach Steve Lenz, Gayla McKinney, Maylene Free-love, Raymond Schweitzer, Monti Park, Rhett Bouziden, Bryan Isenbart, and Jim Steele. Best times and ratings for team individuals are seniors — Maylene Freelove 18:17 and 9th place, Gayla McKinney 18:08 and 10th place. Juniors — Rhett Bouziden 13:33 and 15th place, Bryan Isenbart 12:45 and 7th place, Monti Park 11:39 and 4th place, Ray Schweitzer 11:33 and 1st place, Jim Steele 11:40 and 3d place. Freshmen — Shane Betschart 13:53 and 13th place, Ryan Boman 12:14 and 9th place, Scott Pike 15:15 and 18th place, Brandy Raymond 15:29 and 6th place, Karen White 13:31 and 4th place. These ratings and times were not accomplished at the same meets. The team competed well at every meet, but they all agree that the meet held at Ashland September 10 was their best; the boys captured 1st place and the girls earned 2nd. Other meets included Pratt, Ulysses, Scott City, Stanton Co., Medicine Lodge, Regional Cross Country at Dighton and State at Wamego. Cross country boys Scott, Bryan, Rhett, Ryan, Jim, Ray, and Monti wait for the gun to GO! Girls Gayla, Brandy, and Karen ham it up for the camera while senior Maylene appears to be calm before they are called for their race. Principal Dean Schultz (between Karen and Maylene), host for the Ashland meet, watches as the boys begin to cross the Finish line. Golfers are Coach Bill McMinimy, sophomore Laura Ward, senior Barrett Broadie, sophomore Franie Boushie, senior Jeff Berryman, junior Kelly Brown, senior Matt Wilson, junior Darren LeClear, and freshman Mark Inderlied. Coach McMinimy said they played “Gone With the Wind.” At the Ness City meet, the wind was blowing 30 miles per hour; at Cimarron, 25 mph; and at Ashland, 55 mph. It was difficult, to say the least, even if Lee Travino says “The more I practice the luckier I get.” They also had a meet at Kinsley. 54 inspirational athletes Most Inspirational Athletes — Gayla McKinney and Doug Rich — showing off the coveted trophies. One of the highlights of the Activities Banquet is the announcement of the Most Inspirational Athletes. The designation is determined by vote of all the coaches for the entire high school career of each athlete. Their names and year honored are engraved on a brass plate mounted on a plaque which is displayed among other school trophies. Gayla ran cross country, played basketball, threw the shot and discus. Doug competed in football, basketball, and track. The cheerleaders had a variety of activities for the band, teachers, and students to do during football and basketball pep assemblies. Cheerleaders are Sherry Wyatt, Karen White, Brenda Price, Brandy Raymond, and Kelly Brown. Sherry, senior, is a 4-year veteran and served as head cheer-jeader; Kelly, junior, has 2 years of experience; Karen and Brandy, freshmen, and Brenda, junior, are first-timers. Linda Wilson is their sponsor. 55 junior high — eighth grade Edwin Atwood Ronnie Baker Shannon Barth Amy Broadie Micheal Brooks Greg Freelove Bryan Fudge Jeff Isenbart Betty Jefferies Lori Mages Jesse Mercer Brooke Osborn Jenny Pike Tracy Raymond Kenneth Saunstaire Nathan Shupe Melissa Snodgrass Michael Stonehouse Rebecca Suire Casey Walker Darla Ward Bryan Weikal Tammy Whisenhunt Making the first semester Honor Roll were (seated Betty Jefferies, Bryan Fudge, Greg Freelove, Jesse Mercer, and Amy Broadie. Others (standing) are Missy Snodgrass, Shannon Barth, Becky Suire, Casey Walker, Edwin Atwood, Tracy Raymond, Jenny Pike, Michael Stonehouse, Brooke Osborn, and Lori Mages. At the Activities Banquet May 13, the Good Citizenship certificates were awarded to Lori Mages and Greg Freelove (far left). The faculty vote from a choice of all 8th graders; the boy and girl receiving the highest number of votes get the certificate which is provided by the local DAR. 57 junior high — 7th grade Josh Allison Tamra Arnold Brandy Barth Gina Boushie Loretta Braman Hilary Brunholtz Chris Hendricks Shad Heugatter Kris Kasner Jesse Luckie Jessica McNickle Kay Dawn McPherson At vocal contest the choir got a rating of II + , II + , I-. Solos received ratings of 7 Is, 2 I-s, 2 II +s, and 2 IIs. Those in the choir are (front row) Gina Boushie, Darla Ward, Shad Heugatter. Brandy Barth. Michael Stonehouse, Edwin Atwood, Kenneth Saunstaire, Jesse Luckie, Casey Walker, Chris Hendricks, Michelle Weikal, Jessica McNickle, Tamra Arnold; (middle row) Kay Dawn McPherson, Missy Snodgrass, Tracy Raymond, Hilary Brunholtz, Brian Weikal, Josh Allison, Stan Walker, Kris Kasner, Duane Mosshart, Loretta Braman. Shannon Barth. Brooke Osborn, Jenny Pike; (back row) Director Brian McVay, Becky Suire. Tammy Whisenhunt, Betty Jefferies, Jesse Mercer, Jeff Isenbart, Bryan Fudge, Greg Freelove, Micheal Brooks, Nathan Shupe. Amy Broadie, Lori Mages, and Kelly Wilson. For the 1st semester Honor Roll, one made the “A” Honor Roll Jessica McNickle and 7 made the “B Honor Roll. Those earning their grades are (front row) Shad Huegatter, Kelly Wilson, and Jessica. Standing are Josh Allison. Kris Kasner, Stan Walker, Chris Hendricks, and Jesse Luckie. 58 junior high — football track Football Sept. 17 Coldwater H AJH 20 OPP. 18 Sept. 24 Meade T 6 40 Oct. 1 Greensburg T 24 48 Oct. 8 Plains H 22 28 Oct. 15 Protection H 6 28 Oct. 22 Spearville T 18 6 Oct. 29 Fowler H 36 28 Track April 7 Coldwater April 12 Minneola April 21 Mullinville April 26 Ashland May 5 Greensburg May 12 League (at Greensburg) Junior High football team members are (front row) Chris Hendricks, Jesse Luckie, Kenneth Saunstaire, Kit Walker (manager), Michael Stonehouse, and Stan Walker; (middle row) Dale Coverdale, assistant coach; Duane Mosshart, Casey Walker, Edwin Atwood, Josh Allison, Kris Kasner, and Jim Gillaspie, head coach; (back row) Micheal Brooks, Nathan Shupe, Greg Freelove, Jesse Mercer, Ronnie Baker, Jeff Isenbart, and Bryan Fudge. Girls track team (center, left) are (back row) Steve Lenz, coach; Kelly Wilson, Amy Broadie, Jenny Pike, Tamra Arnold, Tammy Whisenhunt, Betty Jefferies, Becky Suire; (front row) Lori Mages, Missy Snodgrass, Jessica McNickle, Tracy Raymond, Darla Ward, Brooke Osborn, Gina Boushie, and Shad Heugatter. Junior High boys track members (bottom, left) are (front row) Duane Mosshart, Kenneth Saunstaire, Casey Walker, Jesse Luckie, Kris Kasner, Michael Stonehouse, Josh Allison, Stan Walker, and Edwin Atwood; (back row) Steve Lenz, coach; Jesse Mercer, Micheal Brooks, Ronnie Baker, Bryan Fudge, Jeff Isenbart, Greg Freelove, Chris Hendricks, and Nathan Shupe. 8th Graders Set New School Records High Jump Brooke Osborn 4’4” Becky Suire 26 10” Triple Jump Nathan Shupe 32W’ Shot Put Tammy Whisenhunt Brooke Osborn 26’7” 400m Relay Jenny Pike Missy Snodgrass Tracy Raymond 58.2 800m Relay Brooke Osborn Tracy Raymond Jenny Pike Shad Heugatter 2:05.6 800m Tammy Whisenhunt Medley Betty Jefferies Relay Darla Ward Tracy Raymond 2:25.6 59 junior high — sports Junior High students participate in a variety of sports such as cheerleading, football, basketball and track. Girls A Team AJH OPP Dec. 3 Protection T 14 53 ' Dec. 8 Bucklin H 30 8 Dec. 14 Spearville H 37 35 (OT) Jan. 14 Minneola T 28 18 Jan. 21 Plains T 12 17 Jan. 27 Meade H 25 45 Feb. 4 Coldwater T 19 44 Feb. 11 Greensburg H 19 18 Feb. 15-19 Tournament at Greensburg Bucklin 19 18 (OT) Spearville 28 1G Junior High cheerleaders are chosen from the 7th and 8th grade girls. The; a panel of judges. The cheerleaders are Brandy Barth. Jenny Pike, Becky ! Osborn, and Jessica McNickle. Their sponsor is Linda Wilson. ;irls must try out in front of iuire, Kelly Wilson, Brooke The A team girls ended the season with a 6 4 record. The girls had a 4-1 record in League play and tied for first. The B-team girls ended the season with an 8 0 record. Girls B Team Dec-5 Protection T AJH “23 OPP —5 Dec. 8 Bucklin H 23 0 Dec 14 Spearville H 35 4 Jan. 14 Minneola T 8 2 Jan. 21 Plains T 19 1 Jan. 27 Meade H 14 9 Feb. 4 Coldwater T 26 8 Feb. 11 Greensburg H 12 5 Pictured (center) are the junior high girls basketball team. Kneeling arc Lori Mages. Becky Suire, Amy Broa die. Shannon Barth. Tammy Whisenhunt. Betty Jefferies. Kelly Wilson and Shad Heugatter. Standing: Missy Snodgrass. Tracy Raymond. Jenny Pike. Brooke Osborn. Tamra Arnold. Michelle Weikal, Gina Boushie. Jessica McNickle. Hilary Brunholtz. Brandy Barth, and Darla Ward, manager Coach Jim Gillaspie not pictured. Bovs A Team AJH OPP Dec 3 Protection T “53 “55 Dec 8 Bucklin H 25 33 Dec 14 Spearville Minneola H 39 25 Jan 14 T 19 48 Jan. 21 Plains T 31 27 Jan. 27 Meade H 40 48 Feb. 4 Coldwater T 47 42 Feb. 11 Greensburg H 41 40 Feb 15-19 Tournament at Greensburg Coldwater 27 24 Minneola 32 59 Bovs B Team Tfcm Protection T 6 7 Dec. 8 Bucklin H 15 10 •Jan. 14 Minneola T 16 26 Jan. 21 Plains T 8 15 Jan. 27 Meade H 13 10 Feb. 4 Coldwater T 8 31 Feb 11 Greensburg H 9 15 The boys basketball team members are (front row) Jeff Isenbart, Nathan Shupe, Gregg Freelove, Jesse Mercer. Ronnie Baker, and Brian Weikal; (back row) Duane Mosshart, Kris Kasner, Edwin Atwood, Brian Fudge, Josh Allison. Micheal Brooks, Ken Saunstaire, Chris Hendricks, Casey Walker, Stan Walker, Jessie Luckie, and Michael Stonehouse. Six are 7th graders and 11 are 8th graders. J. P. Randall coached them to a 5-5 season record for A-team and 2-5 for B-team. 60 elementary 61 grade school observes 50 years The Ashland Grade School celebrated its 50th anniversay October 20, 1987. The sixth grade class presented a skit re-enacting the move from the old building to the new. Special guests included former custodians, teacher aides, office clerks, faculty and students. Pictures of former years were displayed. Since its occupation in 1937, many students have come and gone, but the building stayed the same until this year. Major improvements included new fixtures in the restrooms and the replacement of the windows and doors with more energy efficient ones. Wooden jungle gym equipment has replaced the old slippery slides and an asphalt playing surface with basketball hoops were playground changes. New energy-saving doors and windows were the first major improvements since the school was built 50 years ago. Another change in 50 years is transportation. About half of the students ride the bus and all but the kindergarten class are bussed to the high school cafetorium for lunch. Grade school staff are Gilbert Park, principal; Rita Free-love, secretary; Beverly Gilmore, reading specialist and kindergarten music; Susan Edmonston, librarian and teacher aide; Mike Post, custodian; Ron Roe, clinical psychologist; Jan Fast, music; Erin Kirkland, speech specialist; and Jo Chebultz, school psychologist. 62 6th Grade Cody Betschart Angela Dome Chad Dome •Jason Gibson Bryan Graff Amanda Hendricks Natalie Mages Nathan Mages Alyson McCartv Chuck Miller Drew Pike Josie Pike Justin Schweitzer Tamie Smith Daniel Stein Chris Stephens Kit Walker Frank White Dianna Hass. Teacher 5th Grade Rodney Braman Jim Brown Tyson Demuth Blair Fudge Shane Harden Joe Jantzen Amy Ledford •Jonelle Mercer Angie Miller Danny Miller Estelle Mishler Elizabeth Moore Zach Myatt Jim Osborn Abbv Pike Todd Pike Aaron Rollins Karen Rollins Kelly Smith Ramon Vera Bronc Woodruff Jim Gillaspie. Teacher 63 4th Grade Ryan Allison Becky Arnold Sarah Cleveland Michelle Cook Trannon DeMuth Jacob Dome Keith Kasner Isaac Krier Trina Ledford T.J. Mages Melinda McCarty Jeremy McPhail Ike Osborn Jessica Preisner Trishia Redger Kelly Shaw Darren Sions Jeremy Smith 3rd Grade Jodie Betschart Erin Fast Seth Harrington Kate Humphreys Matt Isenbart J- C. Ledford Jill McNickle Jackie Osborn Jonelle Stevens Dusty Young Rusty Young Carlene Culver Teacher Lyne Stephens Jennifer White Cheryl Young Sharon Osborn Teacher The grade schoolers are bussed to the high school every day by Nina McVicker to eat lunch. First through third grades eat at 11:15 to 11:35, and the fourth through sixth grades eat at 11:35 to 12:00. Right: Trina Ledford, Karen Rollins, Elizabeth Moore, Ike Osborn, Jeremy McPhail, and Justin Schweitzer relax and eat lunch. 64 2nd Grade Brandon Bates Brian Cleveland Crystal Culver Cynthia Harden Kellie Isenbart Erin Kaltenbach Tony Krier Billy Mason Timothy Miller Philip Moore Kerry Nusz K. C. Preisner Junnae Roberts Derrick Sions Angie Swartz Jean Lipsett, Teacher Jason Hendrickson and Richard Houdek not pictured 1st Grade Staci Allison Jenny Arnold Buck Breit Angie Brown Preston Cunningham Whitney Daily Laressa DeMuth David Fast Clark Harrington Luke Humphreys Adam Krier Sara Mages Travis McCarty J. D. Redger Jackie Roberson Zachery Salyer Jennifer Sanders Brett Shaw April Smith Jesse Stebens Jenni Stevens Mandy Sutherland Raelene Francis, Teacher Tyler Brummett not pictured Some fifth graders converse in class about the activities during recess while others study. Their teacher is Jim Gillaspie. 65 kindergarten Shalah Allison Bear Breit Robert Cleveland Marline Culver Jennifer Fahrbach Brannon Fudge Joel Gillaspie Becky Graff Scott Inderlied Jessica McPhail D. J. Moore Gib Park Amy Pearson Raymond Pearson Wes Pike Jolene Roberts Austin Sanders Phillip Seacat Jennifer Smith Brad Solorio Joshua Thompson Angelica Vera Danette Watts Angie Young Kindergarten is the first learning experience outside of home, other than preschool. The students in kindergarten learn a variety of things that they are not accustomed to, such as getting along with others, new play habits, and getting to go places like the library, where they can check out books tapes, or records. Reading, writing, and arithmetic are some other skills they are taught. Denise Koch, Teacher, Karen Swank, Teacher Aide, Tessa Henrickson not pictured, Shaun Houdek not pictured. Joshua Thompson, front center, and other kindergarteners Angie Young, Becky Graff, Angelica Vera, Brannon Fudge, Phillip Seacat, Robert Cleveland, Shalah Allison, Wes Pike, and Jennifer Fahrbach work attentively as they learn the golden rules of ABC’s. 66 Fourth Grader Becky Arnold sits quietly in the library where she is surrounded by many books that will further her knowledge and entertain her for hours. The grade school library is open to all students from kindergarten through sixth grade. 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Rural Health Care — BC-BS Group Legislation — Fulltime Lobbyist in Topeka and Washington Computerized Rating — Done at the office Safety Programs — Fire and Farm Safety Programs Computerized Recordkeeping Service — FAR-MIS Marketing Information Insurance Service — Casualty, Fire, and Life Farm Bureau Insurance Cletus Mages Agency Manager Farm Bureau Office Box 277, Ashland. KS 67831 (316) 635-4429 77 To the staffs of the 1979, 1980, 1981, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987, and 1988 BLCJEJAY YEARBOOKS: Thanks for a lot of fun experiences. It was good of you to endure to the finished product — books which will last and provide many fond memories for us all. Anna Jean Wilson, Adviser DAVE’S APPLIANCE Dave and Myrna Heath Ashland, Kansas THE FIRST CHURCH OF GOD Sunday School Church 9:30 10:35 Church Phone: 316-635-2591 “The church with a missionary heart’ McPhail Interiors 706 Main Ashland, Kansas Dean and Verna Retail furniture, wall and floor coverings, window treatments and custom upholstery Agri-Services LOOMIX Liquid Feed Supplements NUTRENA Feeds CARGILL Salt Products For Service Call Jim Bill or Steve at 635-4425 If no answer call 635-2588 Ashland Myatt Funeral Home Michael, Teressa, and Zachary Ashland, Kansas 316-635-2511 78 BOOSTERS Clark County Conservation District Culver Boot Tack. Ashland Pioneer Museum. Ashland Electronic Specialists, Chan Berryman Dr. Richard Roenfeldt, Ashland United Telephone Association Jostens, Producers of Pine Yearbooks Bucklin Tractor Implement Cleon’s Cycle Center. Ashland Duane Coats Paula Ward. Accounting Services, Ashland The way we were......... Janet Howell (Class of ’87), Susan Harper and Sherry Suire (Class of ’88) in Play School during 1971-72! Mrs. Beverly York, Home Ec instructor, and seniors in Family Living Class conducted a Play School. They held a week for 2-3 year olds, a week for 4-5 years olds and a week for toddlers. Home visits were made to see the actions of very young babies. Three types of play were initiated: Active, Imitative (like cooking on a play stove), and Creative (with play dough). Snack foods appropriate for the different age levels also had to be planned and provided. Class size ranged up to six in each age level. (Picture courtesy of Mrs. York) JEFF BERRYMAN 1970: It seems like only yesterday when we brought you home to nourish and most of all. to love! 1988: All too soon it is your graduation day from high school. Congratulations. son! We love you and wish the best for you in your new adult life! Mom and Dad AMY CRANE To our youngest, the one who loves horses Life’s road can take many courses. But, Time is yours. Choose your path and go with conviction You will do well with your disposition. Time is yours. With Love, Dad and Mom DOUGLAS RICH You’ve always made us proud and happy that you are our son. May your life be happy- Our love always. Dad and Mom RODNEY YOUNG Your Dad and I would like to congratulate you on the things you have done through these last 13 years of school. It made us proud that the boys chose you for captain at homecoming. We have always enjoyed your class. Hope you have many more happy years to come. Mom and Dad MAYLENE FREELOVE This ends your senior year when you say good bye Whether looked on with joy or fear. Look back with pride: don't cry. On years we know you won’t forget Some were good, some bad. Some were easy, some made you sweat: We knew you could do it. Love. Mom and Dad HEATHER MOORE Congratulations on all your accomplishments these last 12 years. We are very proud of you and wish you all the luck in the future. We love you. Mom and Dad LAURA STEVENS You are about to take the first step on a long new journey and Mom and I can only send our love and trust with you. We pray that you and your class may make the world a better place. We love you. Mom and Dad RODNEY LYNN Dreams do come true. We know you will be a success in whatever you do. We are proud of you. Your Parents DEIDRA MAGGARD Congratulations upon a successful 12 years of school. I knew you could do it! Really — a parent couldn't be more proud than I am of you. I know you’ll succeed in everything you do. Love. Mom MATT WILSON Congratulations. Matt! We re proud of you. Bill. Linda and Kelly Wilson 79 completed The various activities of the year are completed. Twenty-one seniors leave and 16 sixth graders are expected to enter. The various faces will change, but the memories of AHS will never die. The student forensics squad attended contests at Lewis, Coldwater, Holcomb, and State at Pratt. Those who received I ratings at State were Chris Gillespie and Lance Walker in improvised duet acting (IDA), Lisa Kasner in prose interpretation, and Maylene Freelove and Amy George in solo acting. Those who received II ratings were Jeff Beryman and Susan Harper in duet acting, Amy and Doug Rich, and Maylene and Kelly Brown in IDA, and Leslie Rich and Rhett Bouziden in poetry. Those who received II ratings were Kelly in poetry and Rhett in IDA. Deidra Maggard (left) and Laura Stevens (center), seniors enrolled in Annual, are two-year members of the staff. Other members are (top) Ms. Anna Jean Wilson, adviser, Brenda Price, Brenda McVicker, and Tracy Rollins. There were ten art awards earned at Hays. Kelly Brown earned three, Traci Kaltenbach and Heather Moore earned two, and Gary Braman, Rhett Bouziden, and Franie Boushie each earned one. Events not pictured are the USD 220 Board dinner prepared by the Home Ec class and the NHS field trip to Wichita. Ms. Wilson waves farewell to teaching the Annual staff. She has taught the AHS annual class for 10 years, typing and bookkeeping for 11 years, and also has taught office practice and shorthand. On May 2, the annual staff threw Ms. Wilson a surprise birthday party, which included cake, lemonade, and a card signed by many students and teachers. Many thanks from the Annual staff to Jostens (Kelly Wright, representative) for their advice and patience; Rita Freelove for identifying K-6 panel pictures; Marquise Studio, Inc. for taking group pictures in the fall; and to all tne teachers, staff and students for their co-operation during picture-taking time. 80 SENIORS • KEITH BAKER • JEFF BERRYMAN • BARRETT BROADIE • AMY CRANE • RANDY CONRY • MAYLENE FREELOVE • AMYGEORGE ANGELAGIBSON • SUSAN HARPER KAREN ISENBART• MARTHA JANTZEN • LORAN LUTHER • RODNEY LYNN • DEIDRA MAGGARD • CARRIE MCGONIGLE • GAYLA MCKINNEY • HEATHER MOORE • RICHARD MOSSHART DOUG RICH • DONNAOSBORN • LAURA STEVENS SHERRYSUIRE MATT WILSON • ROD YOUNG • JUNIORS • JAMES ALLEN • RHETT BOUZIDEN • GARY BRAMAN • KELLYBROWN • CHRIS GILLESPIE • BRYAN ISENBART TRACI KALTENBACH • DARREN LECLEAR KATRINA LIND • BRIAN MCGONIGLE • BRENDA MCVICKER • SHERRY MILLER • BEV MINGS • MONTI PARK • BRENDA PRICE • TRACY ROLLINS • KIP SCHULTZ • RAY SCHWEITZER • JIM STEELE • RHONDA STRANG CARRIETRAVIS LANCE WALKER JASON WYATT SOPHOMORES J.R. ARNOLD DONNIE BAKER • STACY BARTH • FRANIE BOUSHIE • LIZ JANTZEN • LISA KASNER • WILLY LYNN • JON MAGES • MELISSA MCPHAIL • RANDI JO MINGS • ROBBIE RAMIREZ • LESLIE RICH • LAURA WARD • GREG WEIKAL • DAN WHITT • FRESHMEN • BRYAN ALLISON • DUSTY ARNOLD • SHANE BETSCHART • RYAN BOMAN • LESLIE COOK • APRIL DOME • JEFF DOME • ERIC GIBSON • SHAWN GRAFF • WES HARDEN • MARK INDERLIED • DAWN KIRBY • MICHAEL LIND • JOEL LUTHER • LYNN MCPHERSON • DAVID PIKE • SCOTT PIKE • BRANDY RAYMOND • CINDI SCHWEITZER • KAREN WHITE • JOLIE ANN WYATT SENIORS KEITH BAKER JEFF BERRYMAN • BARRETT BROADIE • AMY CRANE • RANDY CONRY • MAYLENE FREELOVE • AMY GEORGE • ANGELA GIBSON • SUSAN HARPER • KAREN ISENBART • MARTHA JANTZEN • LORAN LUTHER • RODNEY LYNN • DEIDRA MAGGARD • CARRIE MCGONIGLE • GAYLA MCKINNEY • HEATHER MOORE • RICHARD MOSSHART • DOUG RICH • DONNA OSBORN • LAURA STEVENS • SHERRY SUIRE • MATT WILSON • ROD YOUNG • JUNIORS • JAMES ALLEN • RHETT BOUZIDEN • GARY BRAMAN • KELLY BROWN • CHRIS GILLESPIE • BRYAN ISENBART • TRACI KALTENBACH • DARREN LECLEAR • KATRINA LIND • BRIAN MCGONIGLE • BRENDA MCVICKER • SHERRY MILLER • BEV MINGS • MONTI PARK • BRENDA PRICE • TRACY ROLLINS • KIP SCHULTZ • RAY SCHWEITZER • JIM STEELE • RHONDA STRANG CARRIETRAVIS LANCE WALKER JASON WYATT SOPHOMORES J.R. ARNOLD DONNIE BAKER •STACY BARTH • FRANIE BOUSHIE LIZ JANTZEN • LISA KASNER WILLY LYNN • JON MAGES • MELISSA MCPHAIL • RANDI JO MINGS • ROBBIE RAMIREZ • LESLIE RICH • LAURA WARD • GREG WEIKAL • DAN WHITT • FRESHMEN • BRYAN ALLISON • DUSTY ARNOLD • SHANE BETSCHART • RYAN BOMAN • LESLIE COOK • APRIL DOME • JEFF DOME • ERIC GIBSON • SHAWN GRAFF • WES HARDEN • MARK INDERLIED • DAWN KIRBY MICHAEL LIND JOEL LUTHER • LYNN MCPHERSON • DAVID PIKE • SCOTT PIKE • BRANDY RAYMOND • CINDI SCHWEITZER • KAREN WHITE • JOLIE ANN WYATT • SENIORS • KEITH BAKER • JEFF BERRYMAN • BARRETT BROADIE • AMY CRANE • RANDY CONRY • MAYLENE FREELOVE • AMY GEORGE • ANGELAGIBSON • SUSAN HARPER KAREN ISENBART MARTHA JANTZEN • LORAN LUTHER • RODNEY LYNN • DEIDRA MAGGARD • CARRIE MCGONIGLE • GAYLA MCKINNEY • HEATHER MOORE • RICHARD MOSSHART • DOUG RICH • DONNA OSBORN • LAURA STEVENS • SHERRY SUIRE • MATT WILSON • ROD YOUNG • JUNIORS • JAMES ALLEN • RHETT BOUZIDEN • GARY BRAMAN • KELLY BROWN • CHRIS GILLESPIE • BRYAN ISENBART • TRACI KALTENBACH • DARREN LECLEAR • KATRINA LIND • BRIAN MCGONIGLE • BRENDA MCVICKER • SHERRY MILLER • BEV MINGS • MONTI PARK • BRENDA PRICE • TRACY ROLLINS • KIP SCHULTZ • RAY SCHWEITZER • JIM STEELE • RHONDA STRANG • CARRIE TRAVIS • LANCE WALKER • JASON WYATT • SOPHOMORES • J.R. ARNOLD • DONNIE BAKER • STACY BARTH • FRANIE BOUSHIE • LIZ JANTZEN • LISA KASNER • WILLY LYNN • JON MAGES • MELISSA MCPHAIL RANDI JO MINGS ROBBIE RAMIREZ • LESLIE RICH • LAURA WARD • GREG WEIKAL • DAN WHITT FRESHMEN BRYAN ALLISON • DUSTYARNOLD SHANE BETSCHART RYAN BOMAN • LESLIE COOK • APRIL DOME • JEFF DOME • ERIC GIBSON • SHAWN GRAFF • WES HARDEN • MARK INDERLIED • DAWN KIRBY • MICHAEL LIND • JOEL LUTHER • LYNN MCPHERSON • DAVID PIKE • SCOTT PIKE • BRANDY RAYMOND • CINDI SCHWEITZER • KAREN WHITE • JOLIE ANN WYATT SENIORS KEITH BAKER JEFFBERRYMAN BARRETTBROADIE AMY CRANE • RANDY CONRY • MAYLENE FREELOVE • AMY GEORGE • ANGELA GIBSON • SUSAN HARPER • KAREN ISENBART • MARTHA JANTZEN • LORAN LUTHER • RODNEY LYNN • DEIDRA MAGGARD • CARRIE MCGONIGLE • GAYLA MCKINNEY • HEATHER MOORE • RICHARD MOSSHART • DOUG RICH • DONNA OSBORN • LAURA STEVENS • SHERRY SUIRE • MATT WILSON • ROD YOUNG • JUNIORS • JAMES ALLEN • RHETT BOUZIDEN • GARY BRAMAN • KELLY BROWN • CHRIS GILLESPIE • BRYAN ISENBART TRACI KALTENBACH • DARREN LECLEAR KATRINA LIND • BRIAN MCGONIGLE • BRENDA MCVICKER • SHERRY MILLER • BEV MINGS • MONTI PARK • BRENDA PRICE • TRACY ROLLINS • KIP SCHULTZ • RAY SCHWEITZER • JIM STEELE • RHONDA STRANG CARRIETRAVIS LANCE WALKER JASON WYATT SOPHOMORES J.R. ARNOLD • DONNIE BAKER • STACY BARTH • FRANIE BOUSHIE • LIZ JANTZEN •LISAKASNER WILLY LYNN JON MAGES MELISSA MCPHAIL RANDI JO MINGS • ROBBIE RAMIREZ • LESLIE RICH • LAURA WARD • GREG WEIKAL DAN WHITT • FRESHMEN • BRYAN ALLISON • DUSTY ARNOLD • SHANE BETSCHART • RYAN BOMAN • LESLIECOOK APRIL DOME JEFF DOME ERIC GIBSON • SHAWN GRAFF • WES HARDEN • MARK INDERLIED • DAWN KIRBY • MICHAEL LIND • JOEL LUTHER • LYNN MCPHERSON • DAVID PIKE • SCOTT PIKE • BRANDY RAYMOND • CINDI SCHWEITZER • KAREN WHITE • JOLIE ANN WYATT • SENIORS KEITH BAKER JEFF BERRYMAN BARRETTBROADIE AMYCRANE RANDY CONRY • MAYLENE FREELOVE • AMY GEORGE • ANGELA GIBSON • SUSAN HARPER KAREN ISENBART • MARTHA JANTZEN • LORAN LUTHER • RODNEY LYNN • DEIDRA MAGGARD • CARRIE MCGONIGLE • GAYLA MCKINNEY • HEATHER MOORE • RICHARD MOSSHART • DOUG RICH • DONNA OSBORN • LAURA STEVENS • SHERRY SUIRE • MATT WILSON • ROD YOUNG • JUNIORS • JAMES ALLEN • RHETT BOUZIDEN • GARY BRAMAN • KELLY BROWN • CHRIS GILLESPIE BRYAN ISENBART • TRACI KALTENBACH • DARREN LECLEAR • KATRINA LIND • BRIAN MCGONIGLE • BRENDA MCVICKER • SHERRY MILLER • BEV MINGS • MONTI PARK • BRENDA PRICE • TRACY ROLLINS • KIP SCHULTZ • RAY SCHWEITZER • JIM STEELE • RHONDA STRANG • CARRIE TRAVIS • LANCE WALKER • JASON WYATT • SOPHOMORES • J.R. ARNOLD • DONNIE BAKER • STACY BARTH • FRANIE BOUSHIE • LIZ JANTZEN • LISA KASNER • WILLY LYNN • JON MAGES • MELISSAMCPHAIL RANDI JO MINGS• ROBBIE RAMIREZ • LESLIE RICH • LAURA WARD • GREG WEIKAL • DAN WHITT FRESHMEN • BRYAN ALLISON • DUSTYARNOLD•SHANE BETSCHART RYAN BOMAN • LESLIE COOK • APRIL DOME • JEFF DOME • ERIC GIBSON • SHAWN GRAFF • WES HARDEN • MARK INDERLIED • DAWN KIRBY • MICHAEL LIND • JOEL LUTHER • LYNN MCPHERSON • DAVID PIKE • SCOTT PIKE • BRANDY RAYMOND • CINDI SCHWEITZER • KAREN WHITE • JOLIE ANN WYATT SENIORS KEITH BAKER JEFF BERRYMAN BARRETT BROADIE AMY CRANE • RANDY CONRY • MAYLENE FREELOVE • AMY GEORGE • ANGELA GIBSON • SUSAN HARPER • KAREN ISENBART • MARTHA JANTZEN • LORAN LUTHER • RODNEY LYNN • DEIDRA MAGGARD • CARRIE MCGONIGLE • GAYLA MCKINNEY • HEATHER MOORE • RICHARD MOSSHART • DOUG RICH • DONNA OSBORN • LAURA STEVENS • SHERRY SUIRE • MATT WILSON • ROD YOUNG • JUNIORS • JAMES ALLEN • RHETT BOUZIDEN • GARY BRAMAN • KELLY BROWN • CHRIS GILLESPIE • BRYAN ISENBART • TRACI KALTENBACH • DARREN LECLEAR KATRINA LIND • BRIAN MCGONIGLE • BRENDA MCVICKER • SHERRY MILLER • BEV MINGS MONTI PARK BRENDAPRICE TRACY ROLLINS KIPSCHULTZ RAY SCHWEITZER JIM STEELE • RHONDA STRANG • CARRIE TRAVIS • LANCE WALKER • JASON WYATT • SOPHOMORES J.R. ARNOLD DONNIE BAKER STACY BARTH FRANIE BOUSHIE LIZ JANTZEN LISA KASNER WILLY LYNN • JON MAGES • MELISSA MCPHAIL RANDI JO MINGS ROBBIE RAMIREZ LESLIE RICH LAURA WARD GREG WEIKAL DAN WHITT • FRESHMEN • BRYAN ALLISON • DUSTY ARNOLD • SHANE BETSCHART • RYAN BOMAN • LESLIE COOK • APRIL DOME • JEFF DOME • ERIC GIBSON • SHAWN GRAFF • WES HARDEN • MARK INDERLIED • DAWN KIRBY • MICHAEL LIND • JOEL LUTHER • LYNN MCPHERSON • DAVID PIKE • SCOTT PIKE • BRANDY RAYMOND • CINDI SCHWEITZER • KAREN WHITE • JOLIE ANN WYATT • SENIORS • KEITH BAKER • JEFF BERRYMAN • BARRETT BROADIE • AMY CRANE • RANDY CONRY • MAYLENE FREELOVE • AMY GEORGE • ANGELA GIBSON • SUSAN HARPER• KAREN ISENBART • MARTHA JANTZEN • LORAN LUTHER • RODNEY LYNN • DEIDRA MAGGARD • CARRIE MCGONIGLE • GAYLA MCKINNEY • HEATHER MOORE • RICHARD MOSSHART • DOUG RICH • DONNA OSBORN • LAURA STEVENS • SHERRY SUIRE • MATT WILSON • ROD YOUNG • JUNIORS • JAMES ALLEN • RHETT BOUZIDEN • GARY BRAMAN • KELLY BROWN • CHRIS GILLESPIE • BRYAN ISENBART • TRACI KALTENBACH • DARREN LECLEAR • KATRINA LIND • BRIAN MCGONIGLE • BRENDA INDERLIED DAWN KIRBY • MICHAEL LIND JOEL LUTHER BRANDY RAYMOND • CINDI SCHWEITZER • KAREN WHITE MCVICKER • SHERRY MILLER • BEV MINGS MONTI PARK• BRENDA PRICE • TRACY ROLLINS • KIP SCHULTZ • RAY SCHWEITZER • JIM STEELE • RHONDA STRANG • CARRIE TRAVIS • LANCE WALKER • JASON WYATT SOPHOMORES • J.R. ARNOLD DONNIE BAKER • STACY BARTH FRANIE BOUSHIE • LIZ JANTZEN • LISA KASNER • WILLY LYNN • JON MAGES MELISSAMCPHAIL RANDI JOMINGS ROBBIE RAMIREZ • LESLIE RICH LAURA WARD • GREG WEIKAL • DAN WHITT FRESHMEN BRYAN ALLISON DUSTYARNOLD•SHANE BETSCHART RYAN BOMAN • LESLIE COOK • APRIL DOME • JEFF DOME • ERIC GIBSON SHAWN GRAFF • WES HARDEN • MARK LYNN MCPHERSON DAVID PIKE SCOTTPIKE • JOLIE ANN WYATT • SENIORS • KEITH BAKER JEFF BERRYMAN -BARRETT BROADIE AMYCRANE RANDYCONRY MAYLENE FREELOVE AMYGEORGE ANGELAGIBSON • SUSAN HARPER KAREN ISENBART MARTHA JANTZEN • LORAN LUTHER RODNEY LYNN • DEIDRA MAGGARD • CARRIE MCGONIGLE • GAYLA MCKINNEY • HEATHER MOORE • RICHARD MOSSHART • DOUG RICH • DONNA OSBORN • LAURA STEVENS • SHERRY SUIRE • MATT WILSON • ROD YOUNG • JUNIORS • JAMES ALLEN • RHETT BOUZIDEN • GARY BRAMAN • KELLY BROWN • CHRIS GILLESPIE • BRYAN ISENBART • TRACI KALTENBACH • DARREN LECLEAR • KATRINA LIND • BRIAN MCGONIGLE • BRENDA MCVICKER • SHERRY MILLER • BEV MINGS • MONTI PARK • BRENDA PRICE • TRACY ROLLINS • KIP SCHULTZ • RAY SCHWEITZER • JIM STEELE • RHONDA STRANG • CARRIE