Atchison High School - Trailblazer Yearbook (Atchison, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1976 volume:

Atchison Junior-Senior High School Atchison, Kansas SENIOR HIGH Seniors Juniors Sophomores School Life Sports Activities 5 33 43 49 61 89 TABLE OF raBSflmOTHnffFfnnnrrrmn 0ABH | ap;su| L 9abh ,°1 9abh | asnB30g M i%l t � _s £ tLLLUilit BRENT ALLEN AUCHARD KIM AVERSMANN DAVID JOHN AVEY b MARK EDWARD BAILEY DOROTHY ELLEN BALL MARK A. BARNES BARBARA GILYARD BASLEE KATHLEEN ANN BECHTOLD MARY LOUISE BENNETT RICK BENNETT DOUG EDWARD BILLINGS VICKI LYNN BLAIR GLENDA MARIE BLAKLEY JULIE ANN BOOE JOHN HOGAN BRACKE DIANNE LYNN BROWN TAMMY SUE CALLOWAY STEVEN CHARLES CAMPBELL MARK FREDERICK CARTER KIRK C. CAVE SHARON KAY CHRISTIAN 8 GREGORY MARK CLAYTER SILAS CHESTER CLUKE II BARRY CRAIG CRUSE s Hf DENNIS DUANE DRAPER DIANE ELAINE DRAPER DAVID JAMES DUTTON LEE MICHAEL EASTERDAY KEVIN DOUGLAS EICHELBERGER BRENDA CEANN ELLIOTT LESLIE ANN EMERY SCOTT JAY ENCEBRITSON JANET LYNN FOUDRAY JOHN REED FOUDRAY DENNIS B. FLORENCE JANE ELIZABETH FLYNN TERRI LYNN FOWLER KIMBERLY FULLER JOE MANUAL GARCIA OLIVER GENSLER JEFFREY LYNN GEORGE KATHY MARIE CERHARDT CHERYL LYNN GILLASPIE JOHN DUANE GILLASPIE HELEN KATHALEE GRIFFITH DALE RONALD GILYARD ROGER GORMAN ROBERT FRANCIS GRIFFIN GINGER JEAN HAMLIN DEBORAH SUE HARRIS RAYMOND KENT HARRIS KIMBERLY KAY HARRISON JEAN FRANCES HARVEY KAREN LYNN HAYS RANDALL BLAKE HEDRICK JEFFREY LEE HEIDER JOSEPH BRIAN HESS JULIE ANN INGELS VICKY LEA HICKMAN DOYLE ALAN HOWERTON MITCHELL H. JOHNSON PERI ANN JACQUES TWILA MARIE JACKSON PAMELA JEAN KASTEN THOMAS WAYNE JUNK CATHERINE ANNETTE JUNK CARL E. KIEHL, JR. DAVID LEE KING CHARLES LEE KINGSTON PATRICK KLEIN TONY KNOWLES ROBYN JEANETTE LARKIN TERRY LEE LARSEN PATRICIA ANN LASSITER GARY RAY LEE STEPHEN VINCENT LORENZ JOHN FREDERICK LEVIN III KEVIN FREDERICK LINDCREN DEBORAH J. LOOMER VIRGINIA LYNN MCCUBBIN DAVID MARK MCRAE ERIC STEVEN MATTHEWS KATHY ANN LOW ANTHONY DEE LUTZ ROSCOE JOHN MAYCROFT II DEBORAH JEAN CAIRO MERCER EDWARD DEAN MERCER EDWIN ROLLO METCALFE AMY SUZANNE MIER CHERYL LYNN MILLER KEVIN MICHAEL MORLEY NANCY L. NASH KAREN LYNN PARKER ANNA MARE PENNINGTON CHARLENE FERN PERKINS CHERYL LYNN MILLER PETESCH ANITA LOUISE PLEASS KIRK ALAN PORTER ROY A. RALSTON III CHAUNZEY ELIZABETH REID TOM SYLVESTER REYNOLDS BARBARA ANN RIZER TIM ROBINSON DAVID L. ROYER NOEL ALAN RUEB DAVID EUGENE RUHNKE ROGER A. ROSS CRAIG HENRY SCHL ATT MANN MICHAEL WAYNE SCHMIDT GRANT SCHRAG BRIAN LEE SEAGER JAMES WILLIAM SELLERS ELIZABETH SHRACK TIM MARK SISKEY BRENDA KATHLEEN SMART JOYCE ANN SMART EARL SMITH II JEFFREY W. SMITH ROBERT ERNEST SMITH DAVID WADE SMITH 2 BRAD LAWRENCE STILLINGS BRENDA KAY SULLIVAN RANDALL WAYNE SULLIVAN PAUL ERIK SUNDBY CHARLES RUSSELL SWENDSCN LEANNE DENISE SWENSON PAMELA JEAN SNODDY DINAH MORGAN SNOWDEN SHERRI LYNN SPANIER CLARENCE A. TISDALE STEPHEN MICHAEL TODD PATRICK E. TRAINER RUSSELL EDWARD VITTITOE PATRICIA SUE VOELKER CATHERINE RUTH WALLACE ERIC RAY TRIMBLE NANCY CAROL TRITES ROBERT F. TURNER KIRK T. WILSON NORMA ELAINE WILSON VICKI SHIRLAYNE WILSON DIANE EL FREDA WALZ KARIL MARIE WATKINS ROBERT WILLIAM WHITELY RENEE LUCILLE WILBURN CONNIE SUE WILLIAMS WILLIS LEROY WILLMETH Not Pictured: KEVIN WAYNE BASLEE ANNETTE BOLDRIDCE JOSEPH LYNDSFY BRADSHAW LARRY NORMAN COUCH JAMES DALE CROUCH, JR. DAVID K. OSWALT JANE SUZANNE WOHLGEMUTH In Memory With deep feeling, the graduating class of 1976 of Atchison High School would like to give honorable mention to Charles Milton Marlatt II and Ronald Lee Bareiss who were destined not to finish their high school days with their friends and classmates. Ron and Charlie are sadly missed by their friends and teachers. SENIORS 1976 BELOW, the Senior Class officers Karen Hays, vice-president; Ed Mer- cer, president; Vicki Blair, secretary; and David Allen, treasurer. Senior sponsor Mr. Jack Dickson looks over his papers, sighing, Not again, Joyce Ann. As Seniors we are leaving AHS and moving onward into the world. Wherev- er life leads us, AHS will always be a large part of our memories. Prom . . . partying . . . homecoming . . . kid day . . . skipping . . . work- ing . . . serving 7TH hours . . . and finally, graduating. ',A, Scott Engebritson and Steve Campbell try desperately to sell some hats, proving once again that Boys' A Club cannot exist on good looks alone. Glamorous senior Vicki Blair displays the AHS casual look in her overalls and shades that al- ways drive the guys wild. G LASS Blair's truck, decorated by this '76', carried Rejected senior girls in the Homecoming parade. Wonder who drank the beer? Band members Brenda Elliott, Beth Shrack, Chaunzey Reid and Diane Walz rehearse for the senior number in the spring concert. 25 SENIOR BALLOT Miss I.Q. (Debbie Harris) and Mr. I.Q. (David Dutton) gasp in disbelief as they sneak a peek at the NATIONAL LAM- Miss Personality (Sherri Spanier) and Mr. Personal- ity (Jeff George) prepare to sing, .. and we've got personality.. Cute outline, huh? Miss Most Likely To Succeed (Jane Wohlgemuth) clowns for the camera, as her counterpart (David Allen) tries to look sophistica- ted. POON. Miss Humorous (Ginger Hamlin) and Mr. Humorous (Jeff Heider) take a little time out for fun and games in the playground at Jackson Park. 26 Mr. Musical (Rob Turner) proudly holds his tuba, while Miss Musical (Chaunzey Reid) flaunts her ba- ton. Miss Dramatic (Kathy Low) scolds Mr. Dramatic (Wil- lis Willmeth) while he pretends to be innocent. Mr. and Miss All-Around (Brenda Smart and Ed Mercer) smile in the bright sunlight overlooking the Missouri River. KID DAY 76 The annual Class Day activities, or as we more commonly know it Kid Day, for graduating seniors was held May 13. The day started out with breakfast in the Baptist Church basement. After eating they prepared for the assembly which was held in the audi- torium. Included in the assembly were skits such as: AHS Squares, a beauty contest, the presentation of the gift and class banner and Lets Make a Senior. After the assembly came the Class Day Parade which marked the end of Kid Day . (TOP RIGHT) Robert Whitely, AHS 1976 Kid Day Sweetheart, smiles for the camera. (ABOVE) Two AHS Indians show their loyalty to the Class of '76. (RIGHT) Could this really be pretty Debbie Mercer under all the hobo makeup? 28 yw Baccalaureate services were held in the auditorium at 8 p.m. May 16. As the orches- tra played a processional, the capped and gowned seniors marched in to hear Rev. Lo- renzo Finnell pray the invocation. Ms. Liz Woodward read a Scripture selection. BACCALAUREATE SERVICES 1976 Rev. John Wright delivers the sermon from the auditorium dais. 29 COMMENCEMENT EXCERCISES In the welcoming remarks of graduation it was pointed out that the Senior Class was quite unique. It was the first time in over thirty years that any class had graduated from the Amelia Earhardt Stadium. It would be the last class to graduate from the Ingall's Junior-Senior High School. Commencement exercises began promptly at 8:00 p.m. on May 20, 1976 with fabulous weather. The evening was filled with mixed emotions. Seniors stood together as a group for the last time at commencement with diplomas in hand, before going separate ways. It was a special night, and will never be forgotten. BELOW: Barb Rizer was chosen to give the main ad- dress and wish seniors much success. Senior Class President Ed Mercer called roll. Vice-President Karen Hays prayed benediction. Secretary Vicki Blair gave the welcoming remarks and Treasurer David Allen gave the invocation. Cheryl Miller directs the seniors in singing the Oak Wreath Song as the junior girls file in carrying the gar- lands. (AT LEFT) David Oswalt and Karen Parker heave a sigh of relief, and then smile as they think of the partying still to come. (BELOW) Mrs. Thelma Bridges and Mr. Homer McCoole prepare to hand the di- plomas to the 1976 graduates. As the Processional starts, the Class of 1976 winds its way around the practice field, up the stairs, across the football field, on its last walk together. JUNIOR-SENIOR PICNIC 76 The Jr.-Sr. Picnic was once again held at Sugar Lake. The Juniors and Seniors involved themselves in activities such as volleyball, horse- shoes, baseball, and a tug of war between the classes, which was nat- urally won by the Class of '76. After eating the traditional lunch of fried chicken, students were free to do as they wished. (TOP RIGHT) Junior girls enjoy a boat ride before lunch. (ABOVE) Again this year, the popularity of the swings proved that some kids just never grow up. (CENTER) Renee Wilburn jumps for the volleyball. (AT RIGHT) Willie Willmuth shows that volleyball isn't only a girls' game. 32 1 LliLLLrt: JUNIORS Janet Allen Jeff Amthor Princess Anthony Pam Ayers Gloria Banks Tom Barnett Sandy Bartlett LaRita Benson Chuck Bierbaum Jeff Billington James Birkinsha Lavon Birkinsha Kathy Branson David Brant Tony Brayshaw Dan Brown Harry Burton Patty Burton Derek Campbell Judy Campbell Steve Chalfant Anita Chambers JoAnne Chambers Philip Chapin Don Chew Teresa Chew Cheryl Cline Edwin Cluke Donna Cowan Terri Craddock Ivan Cushionberry Cindy Denton Denise Dierking Janice Dittemore 34 Joel Dobbs Cordell Dudley Don Dorssom Dennis Dotzel Angie Downing Connie Dunster Steve Ewbank Doug Fields Danny Flores Paula Frakes Linda Guatney Doyle George Tami Gibson Mark Godding Albert Goodman Jim Griffin Malcom Griffin Sharon Greiner David Harper David Harris Paul Higgins Diana Hinton Gail Honer Danny Hundley Ellen Hurst Tony Huss Karen Inge Chuck Jaegle Donna Jasper Linda Jassman Danny Jenkins Jackie Jennings Lunda Keegan Greg Kelley 35 Marion Kelly Mark Kelly Tom Kistler Mary Knowles Karen Kohler Danny Lee Diana Lister Jerry Long Ronald Marshall Debbie Manglesdorf Chandra Martin Robyn Martin Vivian Matthews Elaine Maycroft Paul Maycroft Patty McBratney Peggy McCray Billy McGregor Alan Melton Skip Meranda Debbie Minard Nancy Moeck Jatan Moore Mike Moore Jacque Moriarty Mike Myers Leo N a vinsky Benita Nitz Kelly Nitzchke Nick Noll Gay Oswald Debbie Owens Tom Paden Wendy Parman Cathy Pennington Robert Petesch George Pruett Glenda Pruett Becky Ralston Pride ©f Paul Swiderski Lindra Tacy Tim Tinklin Chris Tosterud Linda Treiber Richard Volk Keith Wagner Tom Walterbach Dennis W a tow a Helen Weatherford Becky Weber Greg Wilburn Matt Wilburn Delbert Wilcox Elsie White Sandy White Gaynell Whitely Nancy Whitenack Gary Williams James Wilson Jeanne Wohlegmuth Charlene Zacharias Paulene Zacharias 38 JUNIORS DO THEIR PART Junior class officers, President Sandy Bartlett, Vice-president Gay Oswald, Treasurer Cindy Denton and Secretary Ellen Hurst played a big part in leading their class one step closer to the top. Richard Volk demonstrates that there is more than one way to button a coat. Denise Dierking, in costume for her CAROUSAL role as mean Mrs. Mullin, will lead the class of '77 next year. 39 Eighty to ninety couples danced to the music of Angel at the Junior Senior Prom April 19, at the American Legion Hall. The prom theme Our Day Will Come was picked up by the multi- hued decor featuring dance hall entrance archs of red, blue, yellow and green rainbows com- plete with pots of gold. Other decorations con- sisted of rainbow candle centerpieces for each table. As promsters entered the hall, they crossed over a small bridge and were greeted by Sandy Bartlett, Mark Dennis, Gay Oswald, Scott Enge- britson, and sponsors Mr. and Mrs. Ken Reichle. Refreshments consisting of punch and cookies were also provided. Special after prom breakfest party was pro- vided by the sponsors and parents in the basement of the hall. The fare consisted of fried chicken, potatoe chips, ice cream bars and pop. The Fox Theater also provided a special showing of The Black Bird starring George Segal. FAR RIGHT: Sponsors Mr. and Mrs. Ken Reichlel greet students as they come through the receiving line. MIDDLE: Taking a break from an exciting dance, Terry Cradock and her date are engrossed in con- versation. TOP: Beth Shrack and David Kautz enjoy the chance to dance slow. ABOVE: Enjoying that special slow dance, juniors and seniors crowd the dance floor. 41 TOP LEFT: Is it talent that allows Peggy McCray, Pam Ayers and Anita Chambers to twist crepe paper with their eyes closed? TOP RIGHT: Linda Jassman put the gold back into the pot! exclaims Linda Treiber. ABOVE: Mr. Reichle takes time out from a busy morning of decorating to pose for the camera. Sophomores Millard Allen Charles Amsbaugh Loretta Ashpaugh Mary Beth Atlakson Brenda Banks Michelle Barnett Sherry Beadles William Beagle Regina Betts Judy Bewley Beverly Bey Greg Billington Clarissa Birch Glen Birch Karen Blair William Brown Leslie Burchett Bob Bur goon Harlan Butler LaDell Butler Kenny Calloway Betty Campbell Laneita Campbell April Carskaddon Johny Cash Dana Chapman Joyce Cochran Frank Contreras Patricia Craig Carrie Crossland Becky Cummings Cheryl Denton Debra Derr Karen Downing Cynthia Eads Kathy Earl Nancy Elliot Dorothy Feek Curtis Fehr Debra Felts Mark Fink Terry Fitzpatrick Cheryl Florence Retha Foster Ida Funk Lee Genial Barbara Giles Billy Gillispie Wanda Gilyard Tommy Goodpasture Melisa Greenly Kevin Greenly Eddie Griffin Bobby Grunert Kevin Handke Chris Harris Melvin Harris Wendy Hays Deborah Hazlet Mary Beth Hess Craig Hicks Timothy Holmes Randy Holtgrave Dorothy Hundley Leigh Ann Hundley Donna Huns acker Terri Hunter Corine Jackson Michelle Jackson Crystal Jenkins 45 Rachel Jimenez John Johnson Barbra Jones Leslie Jones Rick Jones Terrence Jones Janet Junk Lori Kane Lisa Kaufman Gregory Keegan Billy Kinny Debra Kistler Marjorie Kuhn Beverly Kuhnert Debra Kuhnert Terry Larkin Mark Larsen Matthew Larsen Renee Lemoines David Lewman Kathi Lindgren Lisa Mair Cynthia Manbeck Brenda Manly Lester Marshall Linda Mason Kristina May Joyce Maycroft Cathy McBratney Donna McCray Ann McRae Carla Megenity Dean Mercer Michael Merrit 78 Janice Metcalfe Ann Miller Danny Miller Doug Murray Miriam Neuforth Tamara Nitz Karen Nitzschke Guy Ostertag Richard Parrett Charles Perkins Cindy Prohaska Cathy Pruett Laurie Razo Mike Reno Cathy Reynolds Gordon Rice Gary Rizer Tammy Robinson Ricky Schlattman Danny Schmidt Kendall Schmidt Frank Scimeca Kenneth Scott Marty Seager Steven Servaes Tim Servaes Daniel Sevedge Mary Ann Shrack Jeff Shufflebarger Robbie Shumaker Becky Smith Bobbie Spanier Cary Stone Tamara Stone Jolene Stout Carrie Strieby Marta Strong Bob Taylor John Theurer Alan Thompson Christal Thorton Mitchell Thorton s Great Jane Truman Susan Turner Danny Vanway Ricky Vigola Joey Walker Ronald Watewa Linda Webb John Weldon Rick White Kathryn White ly Lisa Wilburn Donald Williams Charles Wynkoop Tom Wolfe Pat Wolters Carrie Yu The Sophomore class received guidance through Mrs. Beth Stillings, Sophomore Class sponsor, (ABOVE LEFT). Leadership came from class officers (ABOVE RIGHT) Secretary Leigh Ann Hundley, LEFT Trea- surer Mary Beth Atlakson, RIGHT Vice President Kathy Iindgren, BOTTOM Presi- dent Tim Holmes. LEFT TOP: Queen Janice; LOWER LEFT: Mock King, Ed Mercer and candidates, Steve Campbell, Mark Dennis, Scott Enge- britson, Jeff Smith, Robert Smith; TOP CENTER: King Ed; LOWER CENTER: Queen Sherri; UPPER RIGHT: Brenda Smart, Glen- da Blakeley, and Amy Mier. 50 For First Time . . . Homecoming Crown Shared By Two Thursday, Oct. 16, marked the beginning of'75 Homecoming festivities. A bonfire was held at Amelia Earhart Stadium where Ed Mercer was crowned Mock King. Friday, Oct. 17, produced a pep rally, followed by the tradi- tional parade through downtown Atchison. That night the Redmen hosted Hiawatha Redskins and defeated them 34 to 6. Halftime activities produced a surprise for everyone, with the crowning of two queens, Miss Janice Downing and Miss Sherri Spanier. Saturday, Oct. 18, ended'75 Homecoming with a dance, with the Fire performed at the National Guard Armory by Black Velvet. 5 BELOW: again this year the class of '76 won the float contest with the theme of C'mon Baby Light My Fire. LOWER LEFT: Ellen Hurst and Gay Oswald presented the colors as they lead the parade through downtown Atchison. LOWER RIGHT: Emotion is shown by Sharon Christian during an exciting Homecoming game. JS K. Kyi Cross Country Members: Billy McGregor, Craig Schlattmann, Jim Sellers, Carey Meyer, Jolene Stout, Melody Stamper, Don Chew, Jeff Amthor, Ed Mercer, Mark Carter, and (RIGHT) Coach Savings The Cross Country team for the most part, was AHS’s best, is Coach Savings interpretation of this years season. Leading the team next year will be returning med- alists, they are Jeff Amthor and Don Chew. AHS looks forward to the furture success of the Cross Country team. CROSS COUNTRY Saying Good-Bye to the Cross Country team are seniors: Ed Mercer, Craig Schlattmann, Mark Carter, and Jim Sellers. sSSSrsSSSi JC -f£ Vr Tr, -V� . y ' ■ - Vv2!5? - M ■. Eg ■ VARSITY FOOTBALL The Redmen fell one game short of a winning season for the 1975 campaign, finishing with 4 wins against 5 losses. Coaches Ken Smart, John Sullivan, and Ken Riechle helped the Redmen to prove that they could play with any of the larger schools in the Centennial League. However, it was a satisfying season with many ups to match the downs. The highlight of the season was a 34-6 Homecoming Romp over Hiawatha and the lowpoint was an exciting overtime loss to Sea- men. Redmen Coaches FROM RIGHT: Mr. Ken Reichle, Mr. John Sullivan, and head coach, Mr. Ken Smart. FR°NT WLETT TO Lf'XnJr'. Sft ly, R. WklSy, E Cn� ., C. Schr.g, J. Smith; THIRD ROtt'--C?1cl; Corail.,. L S,' .’FOURTH ROW--t''%§! ?' Clavter M Waener T. Jones, C. Tosterud, D. Fields, K. Wagner, Coach Reichle; FOURTH ROW—I. vvoiie, G. Keegan, G. Rice, H. Butler, K. Greenly, G. Birch, K. Ross, B. Parrot, P.Maycroft, D. Murray, M. Fink, and E. Cluke. 93259 Jeff Smith Defensive Back All-League All-State Hon. Men. Silas Cluke End Steve Campbell Defensive End John Foudray End Scott Engebritson Linebacker All-Le ague David Allen T ackle Tim Siskey Guard Grant Schrag Center The Redmen defensive unit gaze at Dr. Wallace as he helps an injured opponent. Scott Engebritson executes a quick left end sweep. Speedster Roger Ross sprints to block an extra point. Mark Dennis and Jeff George Discuss pregame strategy. The offense ready to engage in more brutal warfare. Varsity Basketball Varsity Football Bonner Springs Highland Park Leavenworth K.C. East Emporia Hiawatha Opponent 20 i kIJ Effingham LeBlond Emporia ' Lafayette Washburn Rural Highland Park Leavenworth Seamen Hiawatha fj Council Grove ■ s4 GIRLS VOLLEY THEIR Participating with the Varsity Volleyball team were: FROM LEFT Wendy Hays, Vicki Hickman, Jan Foudray, Debbie Mangelsdorf, Sandy Bartlett, Manager Ellen Hurst, Gay Oswald, Coach Kathy Kibler, Asst. Coach Melvin Lott, Amy Mier, and Sherri Spanier. Gay Oswald and Jan Foudray watch intensely while Sandy Bartlett goes up to spike the ball. Led by the returning letterman, the 1975 Volley- ball team, coached by Mrs. Kathy Kibler, and Asst. Coach Mr. Melvin Lott attempted to win the State Championship that they had looked forward to during the whole season. Seniors Amy Mier, Sherri Spanier, Jan Foudray, and Vicki Hickman helped coach the team at Regionals, held in Effingham, to a victory over MSSA, Hiwatha, and ACCHS, which sent AHS to the State Tournament in Chapman. Full of enthusiasm, the firls won the first match against Bonner Springs with the scores of 15-6, 16-4, but lost the second match to Mulvane with the scores of 5-15, 10-15. Coming back, the AHS team beat Buehler 15-10, 15-12 and came home with the third place trophy. The season as a whole was a good one for the AHS team. They ended with a record of 8 wins and 5 losses. WAY TO STATE Seniors Amy Mier, Sherri Spanier, Jan Foudray, and Vicki Hickman. After Regionals.................................before state! Even if Vicki doesn't get it over surely someone will knock it over. The crowd sighs with relief when Sherri spikes the ball over the net with much ease. What's that saying about the best things come in small pack- ages???????? 69 OUTSTANDING ATHLETES HONORED AT SPORTS AWARDS BANQUET Girls basketball coach Mel Lott awards Vicki Hickman. Assistant varsity coach Bill Perich awards Robert Smith and other varsity. M£OS. A 1 0 SAT. llXCHT ,rkP=.50 ' 0 Coach Chic Downing congratulates the outstanding combination of Robert and Jeff Smith. Robert was voted varsity Most Valuable Player. Head football coach Ken Smart congratulates Mark Den nis, Outstanding Varsity Player for 1976. Coach Smart recognizes Roger Ross' contribution to the team. Eric Matthews Forward Jim Sellers Forward Varsity players: (LEFT) Manager Silas Cluke, Eric Matthews, Jim Sellers, Doyle George, Robert Smith, Jeff Smith, Jeff Starting out with great hopes of being a fantastic team, the Redmen began with a win at their firsi game against Effingham. They ended the season with a record of 18 wins to 9 losses. At regionals the Redmen overpowered Effingham, Hayden, and Washburn, and came out on top to challenge other regional winners at the state tournaments. Beating Wamego their first game at State, the Redmen went through with their plans of bring- ing home the state trophy after defeating both Bonner Springs and Russell. For the first time in seven years the Redmen were once again Class 3A State Champions. Another tournament was held for the state champions of all classes in Hays, called Grand State. The Redmen defeated Wyndotte, the champion of the 5A class, but then lost the championship game to Highland Park. The Redmen finished second in the Grand State Tournament. Roger Ross Guard BASKETBALL SENIORS Robert Smith Center 73 George, managers Willy Willmeth, and Lee Genail, Derek Campbell, Roger Ross, Harry Burton, and Vernon Ross. STATE CHAMPIONSHIP Jeff George Forward; Guard Coach Downing, cool and col- lected, leaves die school. Jeff Smith Forward TATE CHAMPIOUSHA rikWi� ; mm Robert Smith reaches for the ball as the rest of the team waits for the action. Smith, was named to All- Area First team, All-Class 3A State Tournament team, All CIT team, All CIT team, All-State All Classes First team, All- Grand State Tournament team, and to the East All- Star team. Head Coach Chic Downing presents the State 1st Place trophy won by the varsity basketball team to the acting principal Homer McCoole at a pep rally to honor the team. B-TEAM BASKETBALL Although the B-Team didn't consist of many people, the team practiced and played like a large team would. Winning 6 games and losing 10 games, the team performed well. B-Team players consisted of Doug Murray, Glen Birch, Tim Holmes, Terry Jones, and Coach Perich. Coach Perich sits and waits for the play- ers to dress. The varsity girls' basketball team ended their season with a record of 10-6. Although the girls didn't make it to State this year, they put up a hard fight at Sub-State. Coach Lott remarked, Our girls might have had a better chance at Sub-State if it hadn't been for Janet Allen's injury at the beginning of the season and Patty Sayles' at the end. TOP LEFT: Vicky Hickman jumps for the basket- ball. ABOVE: Princess Anthony fights for control of the ball. LOWER LEFT: Through a tangle of arms Janet Allen hangs on to the ball. 77 Princess Anthony, making lay-up, hopes that the ball goes in. As Vivian Mattews distracts the Emporia player Princess Anthony gets ready to steal the ball. Varsity Basketball team members FROM LEFT: Vicky Hickman, Trici Ross, Gay Oswald, Patty Sayles, Debbie Mangesdorf, BACK ROW: Coach Mel Lott, Princess Anthony, LaRita Benson, Janet Allen, Vivian Matthews and Sandy Bartlett. B-TEAM FRONT ROW FROM LEFT: Nancy Hays, Diane Smart, Cheryl Campbell, Patty Ayers, Marla Seager, Kay Brown. BACK ROW FROM LEFT: Rita Frakes, Janice Ross, Terry Craddock, Diane Voelker, Kathy Smith, Ann McRae, Coach Robert Savings. Nancy Hays drives in hard for the score, despite tough defense. 79 GYMNASTICS 80 Gymnastics were successful this year with a strong team being ranked 5th in the state. (Above) first row left to right, Rob- bie McGregor, Rich Schlattmann Mgr. Harlan Butler, John Foudray Back row, Coach Bill Roe, Rick White, Craig Hicks, Greg Keegan, Randy Hoitgrave, Kendall Schmidt, Mike Hundly, Dennis Draper, Rusty Fuller, Frank Contreras, Curt Fehr, Jim Wohlgemuth, not present were Tom Barnett, Ed Metcalf, Tim Robinson, Clark Stith, and Matt Wilburn. Near right is Bill McGregor on the high bar. Opposite page, clock wise from right, Bill McGregor on the high bar; Dennis Dra- per in the still rings event; Tony Lutz, per- forming an L-seat in floor exercise, and displaying his injured foot, which caused him to finish the season early. AHS GOLFERS TEE UP FOR THE SPRING 82 A somewhat young golf team came into the season under the direction of new head coach Bill Roe Jr. Being a small team compared to previous years, they worked extra hard. (TOP) Coach Roe, Mike Mikkelson, Jim Sellers, Noel Reub, Steve Campbell, Lee Easterday, Jim Wohlgemuth, Les Burchet, Clark Stith. Not Pictured is Richard Volk. ABOVE AND RIGHT individually, coach Roe and lim Sellers have the rough life. (MID- DLE) Richard Volk addresses the ball. Lee Easterday showing his swing. (AT RIGHT) Steve Campbell lines up a probably important putt. st yle. The 1976 Tennis Team included, BACK ROW; Tim Junk, John Foudray, Willie Willmeth, Bob Taylor, Joe Bradshaw, and David Harper. MIDDLE ROW; Mike Schmidt, Chuck Kingston, Jill Bradshaw, Mary Beth Atlakson, Lee Genail, Mike Strieby and Alan Lund. FRONT ROW, KNEELING are: Raymond Harris and Paul Smith. BELOW, setting a good example is Coach Bob Stepanich. NEAR RIGHT, team member Tom Junk practices to improve his forehand swing. Atchison's young tennis team compiled a 2-6 rec- ord in their second year. The top singles players were Paul Smith and Raymond Harris. Top doubles players were Joe Bradshaw and Mike Strieby. LOVE -4-0 83 VARSITY TRACK The 1976 track team proved to be very talented. Outstanding performers at the Regional Meet were Ed Mercer, Edwin Cluke, Steve Todd and Mark Den- nis. The team's overall performance was shown by their third place award. The varsity track members were: (FROM LEFT) Roger Ross, Steve Todd, Larry Mercer Jeff George, Jeff Amthor, Brian Phillips, Rob McGregor, Mark Wagner, Mike Moore, Terry Jones, Monty Engebritson, Jeff Mercer, Barry Cruise, Don Chew, Doyle George, Silas Cluke, and managers Alan Thompson and Clarence Tisdale. Help!! Mike Moore sweats to get over the bars, but nobody seems to worry. Up and over was not an unusual sight as Monty Engebritson flies over the low hurdles with ease. Edwin Cluke wonders what he is doing on the bus. Mark Dennis waves good-bye to the disc. 85 GIRLS VARSITY TRACK Starting the 1976 track season with more members than ever before, the girls track team won several meets, Vicki Hickman, Jolene Stout, Gay Oswald, Nancy Hays, Wendy Hays, Norma Wilson, Linda Jassman, Annie Boldridge, and Ann McCray all qualified to go to the State Meet. Breaking the string for the AHS track team is Regina Foster and close behind is Janice Ross. 86 Gay Oswald strides the hurdles. Vicki Hickman shows her ability to throw the shot-put as the onlookers watch attentively. Up and over is Diane Smart's main thought as she leaps over the bar. Practice makes perfect is what makes a good Once again Cristal Jenkins clears the high bar. athlete is Diane Smart's motto. 87 Why are the Sr. High Stuco's vice president and secretary (Vicki Blair and Sharon Christian) sitting in the same chair? SENIOR HIGH STUCO Does Kathy Bechtold, Stuco president, think she's one of Hell's Angels, or do all space cadets ride motorcycles? This small but constructive group of students form the Sr. High Student Council. SITTING, FROM LEFT are: Nancy Elliott, Karen Hays and Vicki Blair. ABOVE, FROM LEFT are: David Dutton, Jeff Shufflebarger, Sharon Christian, and Karen Parker. Those missing from the picture include Jane Wohlgemuth and Sandy Bartlett. Ki 92 KAYETTES Kayettes, one of AHS's busiest and most useful organizations had a fantistic year. They had TWIRP, the annual Father- Daughter Banquet and the Mother-Daughter Tea, plus much more. Club members for the 75-76 school year were FRONT ROW: Cheryl Miller, Debbie Kuhnert, Barb Rizer, Crystal Jenkins, Chu- anzey Reid and Vicki Wilson. SECOND ROW: Helen Weatherford Diane Draper, Mary Ann Shrack, Teresa Strope, Lisa Kaufman, Diana Lister, and Debbie Harris. BACK ROW: Paula Frakes, Bobbie Spainer, Jill Bradshaw, Carrie Crossland, Joyce Maycroft, and Patty Voelker. Missing from picture is Mary Beth Atlakson, Karen Blair, Laneita Campbell, Michelle Jackson and Kathy Smith. Working in the concession stand at a basketball game is one of the many projects Kayettes are involed in. Here, Diane Draper counts changes to Jolene Stout. These Kayette board mem- bers seem to be happy about something. The smiles be- long to: FROM LEFT Diana Lister, Helen Weatherford, Barb Rizer, Patty Woelker, and Diane Draper. Busy Kayette secretary Carrie Strieby was absent and didn't get her picture taken with the rest of the officers. Chaunzey Reid, Kayette President for the 1975-76 school year is shown sitting under the fur tree with fel- low officers Cheryl Miller, Treasurer and Diane Walz, Vice-President. Sponors for Kayettes play an important role to all the girls. This year the sponors were Miss Barbara Fargo, Mrs. Fances Schletzbaum, Mrs. Marijore Smith and Mrs. Beth Stillings. TWIRP Stairway to Heaven was the theme for 1976 TWIRP dance, which took place March 13. Future Shock, a band from Nortonville, played at the dance which was held from 8 to 11 pm at the National Guard Armory. Decorations included a cloud with a staircase winding through it and the colors of light blue, dark blue, yellow and white. P We ’re Loy M(nd True A.H.S. We’re Standing For You A.H.S. We’ll Back You To Fight For The Yellow And Red Striving For Right A.H.S. Then Break-Up The Play A.H.S. And Keep In The Fray A.H.S. 5J Our Team Is Our Joy And Pride Onward We’ll Ever Ride To Victory For Dear Old A.H.S. Atchison!! Atchison!! Siss! Boom! Bah! Then Let Us Rule By Obeying All Natures Powers And Build Up Glory In The State Of Sunflowers To Grow Effecient, And Work For Service is Our Motto -Rick a - Chick a-Boom ijP Unfurl Those Colors ' Yellow And Red For We Are Counting On You To Come Out Ahead Cheer For Dear Old A.H.S. I THESPIANS Wendy Parman, Vice-president: Linda Jassman, Secretary: and Denise Dierking, President, are caught in the act of trying to look innocent. Wendy, David Brant, and Linda rehearse for an upcoming performance. The 1975-76 Thespians included Linda Jassman, Denise Dierking, Wendy Parman, Tim Wyer, Debbie Harris, Tim Huss, Kathy Smith, Trudy Parman, and Jennifer Jassman. THE TRIBE Pep Club Changes Its Name The new Tribe started out with a booming year but slowly dwindled to almost nothing. The Tribe had a large amount of enthusiasm during football season, but it slacked off as the winter sports began. Red and gold shirts were the only uniforms and they could be worn with jeans, overalls, or just by themselves! With the Tribe being co-ed, it attracted quite a few new members. Under the leadership of Norma Wilson, the halls were decorated with spirit signs and crepe paper in our traditional colors of red and gold before each game. Thanks to the Tribe members who came and gave our athletes the extra support they needed to be winners. The camera catches Tribe officers Jane Wohlgemuth, treasurer, Norma Wilson, acting president, and Vivian Matthews, secretary, displaying their school spirit by trying to do a cheer. This year's Tribe sponsors were Mr. Larry Allen and Ms. Sharon Morley. We want two points, chants the crowd! ! “A”-TEAM CHEERLEADERS Varsity cheerlead- ers, LaRita Benson, Cindi Denton, Gail Honer (Head), Brenda Smart, Joyce Smart, and Jeanne Wohlge- muth, had an exciting year attending both the State and Grand State tournaments. On- ly through the help of the school and Booster Club were they able to go. Another important time for the girls was at camp where they came home with four excellent awards. Much enthusiasm and spirit was shown by these girls at all events throughout the year. Brenda Smart and Cindi Denton. Jeanne Wohlgemuth and Gail Ho- ner (Head). “ET-TEAM CHEERLEADERS Kathryn Whitely Pam Ayres--Head Sandy Bartlett Linda Trieber Terri Hunter Janice Dittemore 99 Sherri Spanier--Head Betty Campbell Even though they had a hard year, the G-team cheerleaders proved their spirit by doing all possible to help. They attended camp and did very well bringing home one sup- erior, two excellent, and one out- standing ribbons. Karen Downing 100 G-TEAM CHEER- LEADERS G-team cheerleaders have worked hard this year to lead the girls' teams to many a victory. “WE’VE GOT SPIRIT, YES WE DO!” SR. DRILL TEAM During a Redmen half-time, Janice Downing, Annie Boldridge and Carrie Crossland perform a precision routine. Drill Team officers are: Kim Allen, captain; and Janet Allen and LaNita Campbell, co-captains. Drill Team is a new organization at AHS during the 1975-76 school year. With the help of Ms. Sharon Morley (pictured below), they performed at several home basketball games. Routines were worked out to, Rollercoaster, That's The Way I Like It, and, The Theme From Baretta. Plans have been made to continue Drill Team next year. Drill Team members are, FROM RIGHT TO DEFT, Janet Allen, Crissy Jenkins, Barb Jones, Angie Downing, Janice Downing, Trici Ross, Patty Sayles, Glenda Pruett, Pam Snoddy, Kim Allen, and LaNita Campbell. Annie Boldridge, Lisa Mair and Carrie Crossland are not pictured. 102 TRAILBLAZER The TRAILBLAZER staff work- ed hard the last month of school to get the yearbook out in time. Of course, we had to take a few days off. We attended a workshop at the college to learn some new techniques. Some of our better days were spent at regionals and state contests. Those attending were Lee Easterday, Karen Hays, Ed Mercer, Brenda Smart, and Renee Wilburn. When it came to working, we spent many hours on the Trail- blazer. Pictures had to be taken, pages laid out, sent in to the com- pany, and then finally our book printed. Our sponsor, Roger Swafford, helped us with our pages and we have learned a great deal in this past year. We all had a good time, and we hope you all enjoy the 1976 TRAILBLAZER. TRAILBLAZER staff for the 1975-76 year were the following: Vicki Blair, Sharon Christian, Lee Easterday, Ka- ren Hays, Twila Jackson, Ed Mercer, Our sponsor, Roger Swafford, spent many hours helping us put out the Trailblazer. Trailblazer editors, Vicki Blair and Karen Hays, worked hard to meet all yearbook deadlines. 104 Karen Parker, Brenda Smart, Joyce Ann Smart, Brad Stillings, Le Anne Swenson, and Renee Wilburn. Section editors, Twila Jackson and Le Anne Swenson, Student Life; Lee Easterday, Class; Joyce Ann Smart, Sports; Brenda Smart, Organizations; Renee Wilburn, Faculty; and Sharon Christian, Feature; clown around on the elephant slide. The 1975-76 Debate Club consisted of Debbie Derr, Christel Thornton, Kathy Smith, and Tom Wolf. BACK ROW: Rick Schlattman, April Carskadden, LaDell Butler, Boo Parrett, Doug Murray, Kirk Porter, Roy Ralston, and El- len Hurst. Mr. Shively displays the typical debater's stance . 106 DEBATE The Debate Squad attended several tournaments during the year and did well in all of them. Carrying their debating skills along with them to tournaments such as Leavenworth High School, Coffeyville Junior College, and Shawnee Heights High School, they came back home having won over half of their debates. Tom Wolfe and Doug Murray displayed their outstand- ing ability for debating by tying for third place at the Wabaun- see High School tournament with a record of four wins and one loss. SPEECH This year's Speech Club competed in five tournaments and were successful in all. They attended Regionals at Johnson County Jr. College. Debbie Harris, Kirk Porter, Tom Wolfe, Kathy Smith, David Brandt, and Ellen Hurst all qualified for the 1975-76 State Speech Tournament. Among their other activities, they prepared programs for several civic groups and participated in such studies as Dramatic Interpretation and Informative Speaking. Mr. Shively rebuilt AHS's speech program. This happy group of people made up the 1975-76 Speech Club. FROM LEFT is Ellen Hurst, Chris May, Kathy Smith, Clarence Tisdale, Boo Parrett, Richard Volk, Chrystal Thornton, Tom Wolfe, Kirk Porter, Joe Bradshaw, Tim Hess, Debbie Harris, and David Brandt. “A” LEADERS CLUB ’’A Leaders Club, now in it's second year, is still new and just getting started. This year they sponsored junior and senior high bowling. Also, the members of A Leaders Club went to a Play Day at Central High School in St. Joe. Members of A Leaders Club include Janet Allen, Sandy Bartlett, Terri Craddock, Denise Dierking, An- gie Downing, Vicki Hickman, Linda Jassmann, Debbie Manglesdorf, Chandra Martin, and Gay Oswald. Mrs. Kathy Kibler is their sponsor. Donna Hunsaker watches her bowling ball roll down the alley, hoping it doesn't go into the gutter... this time. The fearless leaders of A Leaders Club, Vicki Hickman, president, Janet Allen, vice president, Denise Dierking, secretary, and Gay Oswald, treasurer, sit in their home away from home, the AHS gym. 108 Members of the Committee, Tom Wolfe, Crystal Jenkins, Boo Parrett, Mr. Rod Hefley, Mrs. Marcia Walters, Mr. Keith Ellison, Mr. Bill Lynn, and Mr. Max King, worked hard to change our school's climate. Members of the Climate Committee con- sisted of a few choice teachers and students. Led by Mr. Keith Ellison the group's goals were to establish better relations in our school and solve problems of concern to parents, teachers, and students. Mr. Bill Lynn, Rich Volk, Ms. Sharon Morley, Mr. Max King, and Mr. Rod Hefley help Mr. Keith Ellison decide which problem to confront first. 109 [The Optimist B I Quill and Scroll Member Since 1931 The journalism sequence was was enriched by the addition of Introduction to Journalism, a semester course which allowed students to learn journalism at a more leisurly pace. Members of the class included: Millard Allen, Lavon Birkinsha, Harry Burton, Harlan Butler, April Carskaddon, Joann Chambers, Dana Chapman, Cheryl Denton, Cindy Eads, Nancy Elliott, Tammy Gibson, Wanda Gil- yard, Leigh Ann Hundley, Ka- ren Inge, Debra Kuhnert, Kathi Lindgren, Patty McBratney, Tom Paden, Charlene Perkins, Buzz Ramsey, Vernon Ross, Mary Shrack, Bob Taylor, Rich- ard Volk, John Weldon and De- nise Dierking. Intro. Staff Moves AHS News Stories The Optimist's changes for the year included a new mast- head, a modem or horizontal layout, new features and pic- ture pages. Staff members wrote at least two stories per issue while editorial staff made assignments, copy edited and wrote headlines. An extra task which the staff learned was doing the actual paste-up of stories and pictures, etc. no Optimist editorial staff include Millard Allen, assistant sports editor; Gay Oswald, news editor; Sandy Bartlett, editorial page; Cindy Denton, feature editor; Jacque Moriarty, business manager; Jeff Amthor, sports editor. OPTIMIST STAFF EXPANDS, ENTERS STATEWIDE COMPETITION Atchison journalists under the di- rection of Mr. Roger Swafford, be- came actively involved in the Kansas Scholastic Press Association and won 10 awards in regional competition at Lawrence. Winning recognition for our school were Sandra Bartlett, Renee Wilburn, Jacque Moriarty, Gay Oswald, Millard Allen, Karen Hays, Ed Mercer and Lee Easterday. Karen Hays won first place in 3A competition in newswriting. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION D. E. had a progressive year with many honors gained. In October all members at- tended the Fall Delegate Assembly in Em- poria. During March, Wichita held the Spring leadership Conference with honors won by Doyle Howerton, Leslie Emery, Anna Pennington, Jane Flynn and the club's scrap- book also placed fourth. On April 26, at the BECK Banquet, Jane Flynn was named D.E. Student of the Year. BELOW; Anna Pennington and I.G.A. Assis- tant manager, Bob Boggs carefully count the checks before taking them to the bank. Members of D.E. for the 1975-76 year are: Karil Watkins, Jane Flynn, Leslie Emery, Anna Pennington, Doyle Howerton, Pam Kasten, Robyn Larkin, Glenda Blakely, and David Mc- Rae. OFFICE EDUCATION I O.E. members consist of, SEATED: Connie Williams, Ginny McCubbin, Diane Brown, Charlene Perkins, Cheryl Gillaspie, Jean Harvey, and Kathy Gerhardt. BACK ROW: Debbie Mercer, Julie Booe; Sponsor Mrs. Helen Lanter, Tammy Cal- laway, and Nancy Trites. Office Education is an organization that trains young people for secretarial-related jobs. The eleven members attended school in the morn- ing, studying related subjects. During the afternoon they worked in offices in the downtown area. This year there were two sets of officers. The first semester officers were: President Tammy Callaway, Vice-President Charlene Perkins, Secretary Julie Booe, Treasurer Debbie Mercer and Pari amentari an Nancy Trites. Second semester officers were: President Jean Harvey, Vice-President Ginny McCubbin, Secretary Diane Brown, Treasurer Connie Williams, and Par- lamentarian Kathy Gerhardt. Cheryl Gillaspie served as historian all year. Nancy Trites, Connie Williams, Ginny McCubbin, Cheryl Gillaspie, Kathy Gerhardt, Julie Booe, Jean Harvey, and Diane Brown show the awards they won for the Bulletin Board competition at OEA week. Other highlights of the year included the chili sup- per and the BECK banquet. Mrs. Helen Lanter poses for the camera while Julie Booe wonders when she can get back to her work. BUSINESS EDUCATION Business Education Clubs of Kansas held their annual banquet April 26 at Vo-Tech. Parents and employers of O.E. and D.E. stu- dents attended the feast. Mr. Mike Ruby, D.E. sponsor was awarded a plaque by his students. Jane Flynn, and Je an Harvey were hon- ored as Students of the Year. AT RIGHT: Jane Flynn accepts her D.E. award for being best stu- dent of the year from Mr. Mike Ruby. Mr. and Mrs. Mick Flynn and employer James Trieber are watching on. BELOW: Introductory speaker, Karil Watkins opens the banquet. 114 CLUBS OF KANSAS Parents and store spon- sors all enjoyed die annual banquet. Mr. James Treiber of T.G. Y Store was a guest speaker for the evening. O.E. Student of the Year, Jean Harvey, is given her award from Mrs. Helen Lanter. 115 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY National Honor Society sponsor is Mr. Keith Ellison, and officers are Jane Wohlgemuth, David Allen, Craig Schlattmann, and last but not least, Chaunzey Reid. Old members are, FROM TOP TO BOTTOM; David Dutton, Craig Schlattmann, David Allen, Noel Rueb, Debbie Harris, Cheryl Miller, Ed Mercer, Rick Trim- ble, Jeff Heider, Diane Draper, Chaunzey Reid, Jane Wohlgemuth, Linda Jassmann, Sandy Bartlett, David Brant, Karen Koehler, David Harper, and Judy Campbell. New members, AT LEFT, are; Beth Shrack, Diane alz, Lee Genail, Jeff Shufflebarger, Marta Strong, Mary Ann Shrack, Nancy Elliott, Cindy Denton, Rick Schlattmann, Kris May, Ellen Hurst, Barb Rizer, Sha- ron Greiner, Cheryl Denton, Jeannie Wohlgemuth Vicki Wilson, Billy McGregor, Kurt Fehr, and Randy Sullivan. 116 Tim Huss, Matt Larsen, and Mr. Stephanich hurriedly answer to Princess Anthony's growling stomach. BIOLOGY CLUB Formation of a new club this year was lead by Mr. Robert Stephanich, The Biology Club is favored at AHS by many because of its success in running the concession stand in the TeePee area. A trip to Mexico is on the club's agenda for this summer funded by the stand's profits. Sponsors for the Biology Club are, Mr. Stephanich, Mrs. Stephanich and Mrs. Chew. The busy members of the club take time out to pose for the yearbook camera. LIBRARY-READING Library-Reading Club members, Pam Griffin, Lisa Richey, Linda Gwaltney, April Carskaddon, and sponsor, Mr. Li, have been busy keeping the books, magazines, and papers of the library in order. But they also take time out to read many interesting books too. LATIN CLUB 1975-76 Latin Club menbers are: Boo Parrett, Ellen Hurst, Dennis Dotzel, Linda Jassman, Jeff Heider, Joey Walker, Mark Larsen, Nancy Elliott, Jill Bradshaw, Penny McDivit, Craig Schlattmann, Mrs. Pat Smith, and Patty Voelker. ART CLUB Throughout the year, the Art Club accomplished a series of exciting activities. In October, they toured the Frank Lloyd Wright Building to study the architecture he completed during his life. AHS has added new color in the cafeteria this year thanks to the Art Club who painted murals on the walls. Along with their other achievements, they also sponsored the annual art exhibit in the spring. Mr. Max King had another successful year as Art Club sponsor. Members of the 1975-76 Art Club are Kathy Branson, Linda Treiber, Dinah Snowden, Mr. Max King, Tim Huss, Wendy P arm an, Steve Ewbank, and David Smith. 1975-1976 AHS FLUTE Brenda Elliott Beth Shrack Chaunzey Reid Mary Ann Shrack Diane Walz Karen Kohler LaDell Butler Carol Walters Kathi Lindgren Cyndy Manbeck Janice Dittemore Joyce Cochran Denise Dierking Pam Contreras Mary Beth Atlakson Michelle Jackson Eb CLARINET Jeanne Wohlgemuth CLARINET Diane Draper Linda Jassmann Judy Campbell Gail Honer Patty Voelker Barb Falconer Vivian Matthews Denise Coffey Cheryl Campbell Carrie Crossland Jane Truman TROMBONE Craig Schlattman Linda Webb Nancy Hays Kendall Schmidt Dennis Dotzel Rita Frakes FRENCH HORN Nancy Elliott Michael Strieby Willis Willmeth Harlan Butler Brenda Manly BARITONE David Dutton Peggy Reid John Levin ALTO SAXOPHONE Doyle George Carolyn McDaniel Roshel Carlson ALTO CLARINET Kathy Murray Becky Smith BASS CLARINET Kris May Julie Carter OBOE Marta Stong Wendy Hays TENOR SAXOPHONE Greg Wilburn Steve Tipton BARITONE Silas Cluke CONCERT BAND RATED NO. 1 CORNET E TRUMPET Chuck Kingston Mike Schmidt Jim Sellers David Brant Jeff Shufflebarger Jeff Amthor Alan Melton Terry Larson Alan Lund Lee Genail Bob Taylor Marion Kelly, Jr. Don Dorssom BASSOON Karil Watkins Cheryl Miller Christal Thorton Judy Freund TUBA Rob Turner Richard Parrett Lynn Elliott Chad Wynkoop Rick Crossland Edwin Cluke PERCUSSION Chuck Jaegle Frank Contreras Doug Murray Carol Lauck Jackie Jennings Robbie Shumaker Rick Schlattman Jennifer Hess Leigh Ann Hundley Officers of Senior Band this year included Chaunzey Reid, David Brant, Beth Shrack, Craig Schlattman, Cheryl Miller and Mike Strieby. A major asset to the AHS Marching Band are the two drum majors, Chaunzey Reid and David Brant. 121 Members of the AHS stage band included C. Miller, B. Shrack, L. Elliott C. Jaegle, J. Shufflebarger, C. Schlattman, D. Brant, L. Webb, J. Sellers, N. Hays M. Schmidt, K. Schmidt, C. Kingston, N. Elliott, Sv Cluke, S. Tipton, B. Brown, G. Wilburn, M. Strong, J. Campbell, R. Carlson, and D. George. Sixteen band members graduated this year. Saying good-bye to all the early morning practices and the money projects are W. Wilmeth, D. Dutton, C. Schlattman, J. Sellers, J. Levin, M. Schmidt, T. Larson, S. Cluke, D. Draper, C. Reid, B. Shrack, D. Walz, B. Elliott, P. Voelker, K. Watkins and C. Miller. 122 Chuck Kingston was the receiver of the John Philip Sousa Award. Kathy Murray TWIRLERS Patty Voelker Kathy Lindgren 1975-76 Golden Girls performed for many school functions. Instead of just dis- playing their talents at the home football games, they also did a routine to Rock Around the Clock during basketball season. Although they were a .young squad, they showed great skill and ability. TOP-THIRTY Top-Thirty members of the 75-76 school year are: Janet Allen, Steve Campbell, Joe Garcia, Joel Dobbs, Diane Draper, Brenda Elliott, Paula Frakes, Jeff George, Debbie Harris, Karen Hays, Wendy Hays, Ricky Jones, Terrence Jones, Matt Larson, Kathy Low, Debbie Mercer, Ed Mercer, Cheryl Miller, Wendy Parman, Roy Ralston, Kenny Ross, Kelvin Ross, Brenda Smart, Joyce Smart, Robert Smith, Bobbie Spanier, Marta Strong, Teresa Strope, Rob Turner, Renee Wilburn, Willie Wilmeth, Jane Wohlgemuth, Dan Schmidt, Brenda Manly, and Marjean Knight. Dedicated leaders for this year's Top-Thirty were: Cheryl Miller, secretary-treasurer; Karen Hays, vice-president; Ed Mercer, president; and Director Mr. Krusemark. Mr. Krusemark, Top-Thirty director, wonders, Why did I ever take this job? Seniors leaving Top-Thirty this year are R. Smith, W. Wil- meth, E. Mercer, R. Turner, J. George, J. Wohlgemuth, K. Hayes, K. Low, R. Wilburn, D. Draper, B. Elliott, C. Mil- ler, J. Smart, B. Smart, D. Harris, R. Ralston, S. Camp- bell, J. Garcia, and Director Mr. Krusemark. SPOON RIVER ANTHOLOGY SPOON RIVER ANTHOLOGY David Dutton Lori Kane Tim Huss Boo Parrett Janet Junk Linda Trieber Sherry Burton Directed by—Mr. Larry Sadowski Assistant Director--Mike Strieby Musical Advisor--Mr. Bill Krusemark Musical Director—Nancy Elliott Vocal Director--Cheryl Miller The Musicians The Singers Nancy Elliott Jennifer Hess Dan Tate Dan Schmidt Lori Kane Stage Manager--Tom Barnett The nights of April 1st and 2nd found AHS audito- rium to be rather empty even though there was a play going on. The turnout didn't seem to bother the cast and crew of the senior play SPOON RrVER ANTHOL- OGY. Spoon river was the story of the people who lived and died there and came back to tell their life stories. There were many songs sung even though the play was not a musical. The cast was small compared to other plays cast put on here but they all worked to- gether to put on a good play. 12 5 SPOTLIGHT Mr. Whyte Mrs. Whyte Herbert . . Sgt. Morris Sampson . THE MONKEY'S PAW .......................Tim Wyer .................Denise Dierking .......................Tim Huss .....................Brain Hess ...................David Brant HUNTSVILLE, KANSAS Jennifer Jassman, Dan Schmidt, Rusty Lynn, Dianna Kelley, Brain Hess I'M HERBERT Muriel..............................Wendy Parman Herbert..................................Tim Huss Directors Mr. Larry Sadowski, Wendy Parman and Kathy Smith. Stage Managers Linda Jassman, Billy Jean Kinney and Terri Fowler. Wendy Parman, director, and David Brant of THE MON- KEY'S PAW argue about the lines with the stage manager, Linda Jassman, as they prepare for Spotlight Theatre. Directors Kathy Smith and Wendy Parman take time out of their busy schedule for a breather, and pose for the photographer. Denise Dierking (Mrs. Whyte), Tim Huss (Herbert) and Tim Wyer (Mr. Whyte) actors of THE MONKEY'S PAW look happy as all the old friends got together at Spotlight Theatre March 21. 126 Muriel and Herbert (Wendy Parman and Tim Huss), of I'M HERBERT go over their parts at a rehearsel of the plays. All those involved in the three plays THE MONKEY'S PAW, HUNTSVILLE, KANSAS, and I'M HERBERT put on by the Thespian Club look relieved after the success of the plays. They are FRONT ROW: Linda Jassman, Denise Dierking, Wendy Parman, and Nancy Elliott. SECOND ROW: Tim Wyer, Debbie Harris, Tim Huss and Kathy Smith. BACK ROW: Trudy Parman and Jennifer Jassman. 127 “A DIFFERENT DRUMMER” Peggy McCray listens to Mike Strieby as the Royal Chorus displays his real thoughts. CAST Royal Barnhill................................Mike Strieby Grace Barnhill................................Peggy McCray Robert Jenkins.................................Dan Tate Rev. Jenkins...................................Dave Royer Nelda Lou Jenkins........................................Pam Ayres Mrs. Norma Buxley.............................Wendy Parman Jessie Miller................................ Willy Willmeth Mr. Tetley....................................David Dutton Speed Patterpeck..............................Doug Fields A1.............................................Tim Holmes Herman Buxley............................................Boo Parrett Chief Roaring Tiger.....................................Paul Maycroft Royal Chorus.......................Dan Schmidt, Jim Griffin Objective Chorus...................Denise Dierking, Kathy Smith, Carrie Strieby Townspeople......................Ellen Hurst, Tom Paden, Karen Inge, Jennifer Jassman, Tim Huss Willie Willmeth gets some coaching from director Mr. Larry Sadowski. The Objective and Royal Chorus' try to tangle Mike Strieby's mind with the help of Willie Willmeth. And away we go? exclaims Mike Strieby as (FROM LEFT TO RIGFTT) Danny Schmidt, Jim Griffen, Willie Will- meth, and Paul Maycroft) look on. Innocently standing by, Mrs. Norma Buxley, played by Wendy Parman, goes over her lines. At rehersal Willie Willmeth must force Mike Strieby to practice with Paul Maycroft. ALL SCHOOL PLAY DIRECTED BY MR. LARRY SADOWSKI 129 130 Nettie Fowler (Diane Draper, BACK CENTER), the sailors, townspeople, Director and producer, Mr. Wil- liam Krusemank, takes a ride on the famous Carousel. The company of Carousel performs “CAROUSEL” Carrie Pepperidge . . Joyee Smart and Wendy Parman Julie Jordan..........Kathy Low and Debbie Harris Mrs. Mullin . . .Denise Dierking Billy Bigelow .... Rob Turner Policeman.....................Tim Huss David Bascomb .... Brian Hess Nettie Fowler . • . Diane Draper and Cheryl Miller Enoch Snow . . . Willis Willmeth Jigger Craigin .... Joel Dobbs Hannah......................Karen Hays Arminy .... Jennifer Jassman Captain................Tom Paden Heavenly Friend . . . Kelvin Ross Starkeeper.............David Royer Louise Bigelow . . . Brenda Smart and Tammie Rice Carnival Boy .... Barry Cruse Carnival Girl .... Linda Webb Enoch Snow, Jr . . . Dan Schmidt Principal...............Joe Garcia Doctor Sheldon . . . David Royer The Bear...........Kelly Mori arty Enoch Snow (Willie Willmeth) And Carrie Pepperidge (Wendy Parman). After a hard performance, Bil- lie Bigelow (Rob Turner) and Julie Jordan (Debbie Harris) rest at their home. Enoch Snow (Willie Willmeth) and Carrie Pepperidge (Snow) (Joyce Smart) and their children (LEFT TO RIGHT) Kim New- camp, Diana Smart, Beth Wilderson, Laura Hess, Lana Spanier, Jeri Hurst, Theresa Moranz, and Jeannette Greiner. dancers, and Snow children pose at Nettie's house during a day in June. Carnival Boy (Barry Cruse), Louise (Tammie Rice), and the bellie dancers, (Cheryl Campbell, Chris May), all gaze at the Carnival Girl (Linda Webb) as the Starkeeper (David Royer) and Heavenly Friend (Kelvin Ross) look on. STAGE MANAGER TOM BARNETT The villians, Mrs. Mullin (Denise Dierking) and Jigger Craigin (Joel Dobbs) turned the small New Eng- land town upside-down. the famous Carousel Waltz . Billy Bigelow (Rob Turner), Julie Jor- don (Kathy Low) and Louise Bigelow (Brenda Smart) ride the carousel at the Amusement Park. Nettie Fowler (Cheryl Miller) and Carrie Pepperidge (Wendy P arm an) discuss the upcoming clambake. Karen Hays dreams of the partying that will go on after the play. DIRECTED BY: MR. WILLIAM KRUSEMARK 131 With the help of the grade school children, Boo Parrett, Mike Strieby, Wendy Parman, and Lee Genial, act out Horton Hears a Who. ” CHILDREN’S PLAYS Children from all over Atchison were amused by the production of Horton Hears a Who and Goldilocks and the Three Bears by the Dramatics Class December 9-12. The class was directed by Mr. Larry Sadowski. The children were fascinated when asked to participate in the plays, The class also enjoyed working with the grade school students. Narrator LaRita Benson explains why the seven dwarfs (Jim Griffin, Mike Strieby, Nancy Moeck, Paul Smith, Pam Ayres and Janice Dittemore) are in the play Goldilocks and the Three Bears. «c FRESHMEN Rose Beckett Danny Bennett Mike Billings Michael Billiot Angie Blakely Coleen Blodig James Booe Gloria Bratton Andrew Brown Joyce Brown Sherri Burton Alan Busey Cheryl Campbell Kelvin Campbell Roshel Carlson John Carroll Julia Carter Cindy Chalfant Barbara Chapin Kevin Chase Kimberly Childers Chris Clark Paul Cline Denise Coffey Pam Contreas Ricky Crossland Alfonso Dabney Kathv Dennis Dorothy Douty David Downing Travis Egbert Dianna Elias Lynn Elliott Julie Ellison Monte Engebritson 134 Phyllis Goodman Pam Griffin Rodney Griffin Larry Grinnell Susan Guatney Dea Harper Tim Haus Nancy Hays Jennifer Hess Sherry Higgins Michael Hundley Robert Hundley Melody Hunsaker Tim Huss Dwayne Jackson Tim Jasper Tony Jasper Jennifer Jassman Luca Jenowski Charisse Jolly Karen Jones Allison Jones Michael Kane Diana Kelley Roberta Kelley Anita Kingston Jean Kistler Ronald Kistler Lana Kley Jacob Koehler Larry Kuhn Becky Kuhnert Carol Lauck Mike Lawrence Merry Liggett Alan Lund Karyn Mair Bobby Martin Julia McCubbin Carolyn McDaniel Penny McDevitt Robert McGregor 135 David Pickman Jeff Pike Barb Pruett Danny Pruett Richard-Ramsay Peggy Reid John Royer Karen Sayles Jeffery Schmidt Jody Scott Judy Sellers Stephen Sexton Melody Stamper Clark Stith Maxine Strathman Scott Tacy Danny Tate David Taylor Brenda Turpin Michael Underwood Dannette Vanwey Lisa Vanwey Diane Voelker Cheryl Walker Colleen White Harold Wilburn Ricky Wilburn John Williams Vicki Williams Jim Wohlgemuth Todd Reno Gail Reynolds Tammy Rice Mike Rockey Janice Ross Kelvin Ross Coyetta Seymore Gayla Shreve Mike Shumaker Diane Smart Sara Kim Smart Rhonda Spain Frank Thomas Keith Thompson Jim Thorton Steve Tipton Jo Ann Todd Tim Trower Carin Wallace Tim Walterbach Clarence May Scott Walton Tom Warren Jeff Weber Patty Wood Sherod Worley Don Wright Paul Zacharias Angie Ziegler 136 EIGHTH GRADE Roy Albright Karla Allen Teresa Allen James Ashpaugh Mike Atteberry Paula Ayers Barb Barnes Brian Barnett Larry Bams David Bartlett Steve Bartlett Debbie Bechtold Susan Bechtold Roy Birch Vicky Birch Brenda Billington Michelle Birkinsha Kevin Biasing Roger Boldridge Richard Bomberger Beth Brown Wayne Buie Gene Burgoon Allana Busche Gary Cairo John Carroll Barbara Chapin Sandra Childers David Cowan Jean Craig Charles Crate Alta Cushionberry Diana Dale Shayne Denton James Derr Linda Dorssom Richard Dyer Pam Eads Kristin Eichelberger Angela Ellison Pat Emery Tammy Eylar Marvin Feek Robbie Fitzgerald Derek Franklin Gary Freeman Tim Gilliland Ron Gillispie Tammy Goodpasture Willie Gorman Mike Grandpre Loren Hall Hazel Hartsock Mike Hitchens Danny Huffman Jerry Hundley Jeri Hurst Tom Jesnowski Connie Jimenez Steve Johnson Lori Jones Stephanie Keegan Marcus Kelley Chris Kelly Philip Kinny Ronda Kley Daniel Koehler Sarah Lacy Bobby Lee Luray Lister Hazel Logan Lori Lund J. J. MacMillan Daryl Martin Rebecca Martin Ted Martin Roger Mason Debra May Edwin McBratney Kelvin McCray Marc McKenzie Lonnie Meyer David Miller Frannie Miller Lori Miller Danny Miner David Moore Teresa Moranz Daniel Mosher Garry Morley Laura Monk Bobbie Myers Billy N ewe amp Billy Norris Sharon Ostertag Janet Pennington Ronnie Pennington Timothy Pool 136 Victor Powell John Raye Laura Reichle Gary Reynolds Mary Reynolds Crissy Richey Cindy Pruett Tony Ross Robert Royer Allan Scherer Dana Scott Terry Seager Jim Servaes Mark Servaes Keith Sexton Nate Seymore Alan Shear Kathy Shuffleburger Robert Schufflebarger Sheila Snoddy Janet Soper Ernest Smith Janis Smith Lynn Smith Mark Smith Steve Smith Willie Smith Tim Stout Carol Sturgis David Swendson Liz Thomas Linda Thome Kim Tull Tommy Turner Kathleen Underwood Laurie VanWey Ron Vaugn Randy Vogola Patricia Wagner Pam Watowa Patricia Watowa Eddie Weatherford Ronnie Wenger Lynn Westmoreland Miriam Whitely Kenny Wilcox Brenda Wood Terry Wynkoop 139 Raymond Albright Susan Allen Betty Alexander Tammy Allen Becky Allington Patty Ayers Janet Bahr Mike Barrington Michell Barton Heather Beadles Janae Beckett Rose Beckett Karla Birch Carolyn Biasing Melissa Blodig Mike Boldridge Robert Boles Dale Bomberger Betty Bowan Lisa Bowan Rhonda Bromley Debbie Brown Meg Bruggen Brenda Callaway Cathy Campbell Danny Cave Jane lie Chadboum Angie Chambers Richard Christenson Scarlet Clark Denise Cluke Janet Coffey Wynona Cooper Kim Coming Suzi Crate Callie Cummings Glenn Davis Barbara Dillon Joni Dunn Gail DuPuis Donna Earl Lori Egbert Judith Einzea Nancy Elias Brenda Emery Scott Fehr Jeff Fitzpatrick Sara Frames Brenda Freeman Darren Froud Sam Funk Dale Gaddis Chucky George Randy Gibson 140 Valerie Godding Laura Goehner Terry Goodpasture Glenda Griffin JoAnn Grunert Gerald Hale James Hale Tammy Hale Mark Halstead Cindy Harris Tammy Hickman Cathy Higley Julie Hinton Robert Hosier Jimmy Hundley Lisa Hunsaker Ken Huntington Lolita Jackson Jackie Jasper Tom Jasper Elaine Johnston Annette Jones Brad Jones Jackie Jones Larry Jones Tracy Jones Ann Kane Tony Kane Rhonda Kasten Bobbie Keegan Robert Kempin Deanna Kiefer Susan Kistler Joe Kohler Cynthia Lackey Sherry Lacy Jamie Lajoie John Lawrence Jeanette Lewis David Loch Mike Lorenz Rusty Lynn Eddie Lust Michael Lutz Gary Martin Jeff Martin Karen May Mark May John Mercer Janet Miller Lori Milton Robert Miner Kelly Murray Kim Murray 141 Kim Newcamp Eric Neuforth Michell Oliver Tracy Oliver Melinda O'Neal Lori Perich Joey Portenier Ruth Ann Ramsey Johnathan Raye Richard Razo David Reynolds Diane Rizer Kathy Rockey Gene Scott Kenneth Servaes Nate Seymore Mike Shannon Peggy Smart Pam Smith Stacy Smolik Ron Sowers Lana Spanier James Stalder Linda Stamper Connie Tate Larry Thompson Roxanne Thornton Julie Turner Mary Ann Van Horn Chris Wagner Donnie Walker Tammy Walker Christie Wallace Sabrina Webb Ginny Weber Sharon Whitenack Beth Wilderson Brenda Wilson Lori White Vicki White Joanie Wohglemuth Tracy Wolfe Debbie Wyncoop Dora Yu Kim Zeltner 142 144 UPPER LEFT: Cary Rizer and his friend enjoy a snack. UPPER RIGHT: Nancy Hays demonstrates her pucker power. LOWER RIGHT: Even though this young man is a little young for a car, he still has wheels. UPPER LEFT: Karla Allen seems thrilled at the thought of having Terry Wynkoop j.59ZJLEFT: John Mercer and Timothy Stout assist the Braves by keeping their uniforms in order. BOTTOM RIGHT: These young men have decided that it's not everyday they get to see Terry Wynkoop portray Superman. 145 During her busy afternoon of track activities, Janice Ross stops to pose for the camera. At the Jr. High Stuco Dance, the students are having a good time, including Mr. McMillin. Chuckie George demonstrates his gymnastic ability at one of die home meets. Bobby Meyers and David Bartlett en- joy a Pessimist. 146 BRAVES SHOW FANTASTIC SPORTSMANSHIP Head Coach Herb Gwaltney ponders the outcome of a close game. FRONT ROW: D. Downing, M. Fitzgerld, R. Fuller, R. Ramsey, R. Morton, M. Billiot, E. Vaughn, ]. Scott, J. Wolgemuth, R. McGregor, 2ND ROW: M. Smith, D. Bennett, T. Moore, R. Caddis, C. Clark, D. Hundley, M. Kane, K. Campbell, R. Albright, Coach R. Roberts, 3RD ROW: L. Navinsky, C. May, B. Brown, J. Mer- cer, T. Waren, A. Efrown, M. Engebritson, and J. Meranda. BRAVES BASKETBALL The 9TH grade Braves for 1975-76 are FIRST ROW, Mike Schumaker, David Downing, Danny Bennett, Mike Fitzgerald, and Junior Dabney. 2ND ROW, Monte Engebritson, Clarence May, Donny Pruett, Andy Brown, Mark Smith, and Russell Gaddis. ’ Members of the 8TH grade team are: FRONT ROW; Roy Birch, Bobby Myers, Marcus Kelly, Rick Dyer, David Bartlett, Mike Smith, and Tony Ross. PICTURED IN THE SECOND ROW: Lome Hall, Steve Bartlett, Roger Boldridge, Willy Gorman, Willy Smith, Joe Koehler, and Ronnie Vaughen. Donny Pruett sticks out his tongue in frustration as he at- tempts to reach above and outplay the opposing players in a Braves game. 53 JUNIOR HIGH TRACK Junior High tracksters this year are: (FROM LEFT TO RIGHT KNEELING) Chuck George, Jeff Martin, David Loch, Richard Ramsey, Mike Shumaker, Kent Smith, Roy Birch, and Gary Reynolds. STANDING, Jeff Miner, John Mercer, Joe Kohler, Rob McGregor, Mark Smith, Roi Albright, Ron Win- row, Kelvin Ross, Lynn Elliott, and Jeff Mercer. Roy Birch leaps high to clear the post. Can he do it the first time? We think he can! This young team was coached by Mr. Jesse Green- ly and Mr. Rick Roberts. Monte Engebritson, Jeff Mercer, and Rob McGre- gor also participated with varsity track in the league and regional meets at the end of the season. Congrat- ulations to the coaches and team for an excellent season. Lynn Elliott is ahead and pushing himself to come out of the race a winner. LEFT: These boys are working and still smiling? Theresa Moranz struggles to catch up with the opponent. GIRLS JUNIOR HIGH TRACK 155 JR. HIGH GYMNASTICS ROLL ON LEFT: Jr. high gymnasts pose for a picture after a hectic meet. LOWER liFT: Coach Roe care- fully watches a future gymnastics star. BELOW: This gymnast hopes his shorts don't come loose. BOTTOM: Rabbits don't have anything on this young man as he skillfully executes a vault. SVffll y y y y 159 This group of students make up the Junior High Stuco. Meg Bruggen, Kellie Murray and Porky Everage were busy boogiein ' to the music of Susie Allen, Sara Frakes Legend. STUCO DANCE Nights on Broadway was the theme of the 1975-76 Stuco dance which was held Jan. 10. This years band was Legend from St, Joe. Many sighs were heard as the lights came on when the dance was over, proving that all had a good time. Diana Smart and Richard (Cool) Ramsey led the first dance that night. 160 Sighs of Gosh, I wish it wasn't over, were heard as the dance ended. Jr. High girls wait patientley for the shy young men to get up their courage to dance. JUNIOR HIGH PEP CLUB Sponsors for pep club are Mr. Jim Wilson and Ms. Barb Faman. Sara Kim Smart and Paula Ayers take a time-out from a Braves basketball game. Pep Club Officers this year are as follows: Diane Kelley, vice- president; Diane Smart, president; and Beth Brown, secretary- treasurer. ABOVE: This group of people took time out to smile for the camera. They make up the Junior High Pep Club. BELOW: These girls inspired the Braves on to victory. 4 4 � 1 4 % 4 rsi sO JUNIOR HIGH DRILL TEAM Mis. Thelma Williams acted as sponsor for the Drill Team. Newly organized this year was The Junior High Drill Team. This squad, sponsored by Mrs. Thelma Williams, showed much pride in their teams and also in the Redmen when they performed at the Senior High basketball games. Drill Team officers for this year were, Jeanette Greiner, vice-president; Lynn Smith, secretary; Hazel Logan, sar- gent-at-arms; Dottie Kelly, president; and Mary Renyolds, sargent. Members of the Drill Team were the following: Beth Wilderson, Stacy Smolick, Lynn Smith, Laura Lund, Christina Richey, Mary Jane Renoylds, Hazel Logan, Veronica Wilson, Jeanette Criner, Bobby Fitzgerald, Dan Kohler, Dot- tie Kelly, Michelle Oliver, Heather Beadles, Cindy Lackey, Unda Stamper, Connie Jimenez, Hazel Hartsock, Wyonna Cooper, Thersa Moranz. Dea Haprer Paula Ayers--Head Sarah Kim Smart Tammie Rice Vicki Birch 165 JR. HIGH A CLUB The members of the Jr. High A Club take time out to pose for their picture. Officers for A Club are FROM LEFT Carol Lauck, De- nise Coffey, and Julie Ellison. Bowling was just one of the many activities of the A Club. The girls wait to see how good they are at bowl- ing. 166 Mrs. Kathy Kibler served as Jr. High A club sponsor. All the girls learned how to act more sportsmanlike through her leadership. BAND IT� -It Drum majorette this year was Beth Brown. She was also in the musical Carousel. Cadet Band, composed mainly of eigth and ninth graders, enjoyed a very profit- able school year. They held two concerts, one in December, and a spring concert April 27. The Cadet Band concerts also featured the AHS Junior-Senior High Orche- stra. Songs featured in their December program included, Land Of The Brave, arr. by Bob Lowden, and Samba Sauce, by Frank Cofield. Drum majorette this year was Beth Brown, eighth grader. Mr. Corwin Elliott is the director. CADET BAND PERSONNEL FLUTE Joanne Halstead Angie Ellison Jeffrey Schmidt Melody Stamper Kay Brown Laura Reichle Vicki Godding Barbara Pruett Diane Voelker Linda Dorssom Michelle Barton Janet Coffey Kelly Murray Pam Smith Allison Soph Sheila Snoddy Beth Wilderson OBOES Lori Miller Laura Goehner Susan Crate CLARINETS Dea Harper Julie Ellison Mike Schumaker Regina Foster Lynne Smith Linda Thome Joanie Wohlgemuth Lori Perich Kim Murray Angie Chambers Jackie Jones Sharon Thompson Betty Alexander Lisa Bowen BASS CLARINET Judy Sellers BASSOON Edye Ewbank TENOR SAXAPHONE Beth Brown Paula Ayers ALTO SAXAPHONE Terry Wynkoop Steve Johnson Charles Crate Cathy Higley Ginnie Weber Gail DuPuis TROMBONES Pam Eads Anita Kingston Laurie Monk Shayne Denton Mike Barrington Gary Martin BARITONE B.J. Parrett FRENCH HORN Karin May Joni Dunn Lana Spanier CORONET--TRUMPET Jerry Amthor Tracy Jones Lori Lund Rich Ramsey Bobbi Moore Tim Pool Brad Jones Lori Melton Calley Cummings TUBA Jay Miller Tom Miller Donnie Walker PERCUSSION Robert Fitzgerald Meg Bruggen Jennifer Jones David Loch Rusty Lynn Christie Wallace Ron Sowers 169 JR. HIGH CHORUS This years Jr. High chorus consists of these classes, Jr. Chorus I, Jr. High Girls Glee Club, and the Ninth Grade Chorus. Mr. Bill Krusemark should be praised for his work and the fine pro- ductions these fine young men and women have presented. Mr. Bill Krusemark rummages throught his music before the nights performance. The Jr. High Girls Glee Club performed great at the first program of the year. Dr. Lawrence Butler and Mr. William Sellers have lead Atchison High School students though another pro- gressive school year. We appreciate all the help these men gave us and the fine work they did for our school. Members of the Board of Ed- ucation who make all the de- cisions for our school are FRONT ROW FROM LEFT: Mrs. Laura Monk, Mrs. Thelma Bridges, and Dr. Dennis Myers. BACK ROW: Mr. Richard Bruggen, Mr. Rod Dierking, Mr. Dub Ehret and Mr. Guy Kelly Jr. The Board of Education has to have letters and files kept and this is done by these secretaries. They are FRONT ROW FROM LEFT: Mrs. Dorothy Gerard and Mrs. Lydia Willis. BACK ROW: Mrs. DeeAnna Oswald, and Mrs. Lila Morgan. Missing is Mrs. Beverly Hodges, Mrs. Naomi Harris, and Mrs. Shir- ley Downing. 172 AHS's three principals are al- ways busy. FROM LEFT: Mr. Homer McCoole, Mr. William McMillin and Mrs. Evelyn Har- per always have a busy schedule to keep AHS running smooth. Guidance counselers are going over students problems. The counslers are FROM LEFT: Mr. Larry Allen, Miss Jean Householder, and Mr. Jack Reichart, (Department Head). The women who always look busy, but always take time out to help students are the school secretaries. They are FROM LEFT: Mrs. Norma Wilson, Mrs. Debbie Mercer, and Mrs. Loretta Kelly. SITTING is Mrs. Barbara Winegardner. 173 The Trailblazer sponsor, Mr. Roger Swafford is shown in one of his more natural poses. In the background is two of AHS's famous celebrities, Miss Patty Hearst, alias Karen Hays, and The Fonze protrayed by Brad Stillings. Mr. Swafford is wearing a safety helmet to protect his head from falling papers and yearbooks. Teaching the finer arts of living are FRONT TO BACK: Mr. Max King (de- partment head), Mr. Fred Anderson, Mr. Corwin Elliott, and Mr. William Kruse mark. Mr. Richard Li, Libraian, takes a rest after a long hard day in the library. Students are taught to speak foreign languages by Miss Kathryn Lee, Mrs. Patricia Smith and Mr. Rex Schwien, (department head). Math teachers are always busy teaching many stu- dents math problems; They are, TOP TO BOTTOM; Mr. Keith Rawson, Mr. Mel Lott, Mr. Robert Sav- ings, Mr. William Perich, Mr. Larry Rapp, and Mr, James Wilson, (department head). 175 The world of work (Business Ed. ) is taught by Mr. Corden Todd Mr. Mike Ruby, Mrs. Helen Lanter, (Department Head), and Mrs. Lee Roberts. Missing from the picture is Mr. Chic Downing, LETT: Teaching the different types of English classes are, BACK ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Steve Shively, Mr. Larry Sadowski, and Mr. Roger Swafford. THIRD ROW: Ms. Barbara Faman, Mrs. Donna McCloskey, and Mrs. Beth Stillings, SECOND ROW: Mrs. June Good- man, and Mrs. Toni Enich. FRONT: Mr. Jack Dickson, (Department Head). Gym classes are taught by Mrs. Kathy Kibler and Mr. John Sullivan. Teaching the arts of today's living are FROM LETT TO RIGHT; Mr. Joe Koehler, Mr. Gary McGregor, Mr. Charles Stinson, (department head) and Mr. Charles Campbell. Pace the new work development program, is taught by FRONT LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Judy Denton, Mrs. Peggy Pettyjohn, and Mr. Rick Roberts. BACK ROW: Mr. Joe Hess (department head) Mrs. Debbie Churchhill, Mrs. DeAnn Oswalt, and Mr. Mike Matvy. 177 Students in the Special Services department are taught by, LETT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Ethel Faubion, (Department Head) Mrs. Kay Chew, Mr. Larry Turowski and Mrs. Mar- cia Walters. Science classes are taught by, LETT TO RIGHT: Mr. Ken Smart, Mr. Rod Hefley Mr. Jack Chapman, (Department Head), Mr. Tom Robinson, Mr. Bob Stepanich, and Mr. William Lynn. Missing form the picture is Mrs. Lana Lin- ley. 178 Packet Learning, a new process of teaching Social studies is taught by BACK ROW: Mr. Evan Taylor, and Mr. Bill Roe. SECOND ROW: Mr. Albert Siskey, Mrs. Thelma Williams, and Mrs. Fran Schletzbaum. FRONT ROW: Mr. Dean Boggs (department head) and Mr. Ken Reichle. Missing are Mr. Jesse Greenly and Mr. Herb Gwaltney. The ladies who teach students how to manage a a home, cook, and sew, are Miss Sharon Morley, Miss Barbara Fargo, (department head) and Mrs. Marjo- rie Smith. 179 The four wonderful ladies who aid our teach- ers, are FROM LEFT: Mrs. Mary McCubbin, Mrs. Jean Braun, Mrs. Connie Heider, and Mrs. Eileen Murray, missing is Mrs. Phyllis Downing. The meals at AHS are prepared by, FRONT ROW FROM LEFT: Frances Ruhnke, Katherine Noel, Margaret Ulrich (head cook), Betty Cline, and Dorothy New- camp. BACK ROW: Judy Lamm, Juanita White, Alice Tandy and Gerry Jones. 180 The men who keep AHS in tip- top shape are FRONT ROW FROM LEFT: Robert Ankney, Cosmos Jiminez, BACK ROW: Jim Stratten, and Raymond Lackey, Missing is Champ Faris, Curtis May and Naomi James. Ed Mercer has a problem deciding how many cartons of milk he'll need to wash down another AHS lunch. No matter how hard the rest of the class tries to study, Willie Will- meth still can't resist the camera. 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Scimeca 194 201 Commercial 367-4643 SENIORS ACHp fMENT ALLEN, David Howard: Senior Class Officer 4; Student Council 4; Boys’ A Club 2,3,4; Boys' State 3; Opflm Staff 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Officer 4; Footfall 1,2, 3,4; Lettered 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,2, 3,4; Lettered 4; Model UN Assembly 3,4; Model UN Senate 3,4; Model UN Security Council 3,4; Junior Play Crew 3; Latin Club 3,4; Officer 3,4. ALLEN, Kim Illana: Pep Club 1; Gathered Oak Leaves 3; Gift to School Committee 4; Homecoming Float Commit- tee 3,4; Drill Team 4. ARMSTRONG, Alan Dale AUCHARD, Brent Allen: Gathered Oak Leaves 3; Fine ■ ■r —■ ■■ i AVERSMAN, Kupberly Jo: Pep Club I; Officer 1; Carried Oak Leaves 3; Band 1; Operetta T. Optimist 3;„Twirler 1. AVEY. David John: Gathered Oak leaves 3; Vo-Tech 4. BAILEY. Mark Edward: Gathered Oak .Leaves 3. BALL. Dorothy Ellen BARNES, Mark Anthony: Gathered Oak Leave 3;,Vo-Tech 3. ! I BASLEE, Barbara Mae Gilyard: Hqn.eroom SeCretan- 2; Pep Club 2; Officer 2; Office AssM.mt 4; WoAs Study 4. BASLEE. Kevin AA ayne: Homeroom' Treasurerjl; Football 1; Lettered 1; Gymnastic i; Lettered 1; Fine Arts Festival 1,2.3. i BECHTOLD, Kathleen Arm: Homeroom President 2,o, Bnior Play Crew 3; Operetta Crew 1,3; Senior Play Com- mittee 4; Fine Arts Festival 3,4. CARTER. Mark Frederick: Homeroom Vice-President 3; ‘ jred Oak Leaves; Band 1; Boys’ State 3; Pep Club 4; ■ 3; Model UN Assembly 3; Office Assistant 3; Sen- ior' Mcfcincements Committee 4; Cross Country 2,3,4. CAVEBLrk Clark: Gathered Oak Leaves 3; Vo-Tech 4; Basketball Manager 2, 3; Lettered 2,3; Model UN Assem- bly 3; N fel UN Security Council 2. CHRISTIAN, Sharon Kay: Homeroom President 1; Home- room Secretary 2,4; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Officer I, 4; Kayettes 2; A Club 1,2; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Board 3; ClWIecQOak Leaves 3: fimWClass Steering Committee 3; Yearbook Staff 4;|Optimist Staff 3; Cheerleader 3,4; Color Committee 4; Climate Committee 4 CLAY TER, Gregory Mark: Homeroom President 4; Horned room Vice-President 3; Gathered Oak Leaves 3; Football 1.4; Lettered 1; Basketball 3; Tfack 1.2; Lettered 1. CLUKE. Silas Chester: Romerowr Vice-President 4; Home- room Secretariat Boys’ ’A Club 3,4; Gathered Oak Leaves 3; Band J, 3.4? Football 1,2, 3,4; Lettered 1,3, 4: Track 2.3.4; Stage Band 2,304 con CRu: Larry Norman: Transferred 4 Barry Craig: P$p Club 4; Boys’ A Club 3,4; Gathered Oak I dnereita 4 Football 3,4; Letter- ed 3.4; Track 3 4 Lci re 3,4; Cap a, meroom Secretary l; Student Council 1.2,3,4; Office tee 4; Climate Committee 4.9 4; Kayettes 2,3; Pep Chib 1.2, 3,4; Junior Class Play 3: DENNIS. Dyvid Mark: Jfeys ’A Club 3,4; uned Oak Leaves 3; Operetta 1; Junior Class Steering Leaves 3; fc-imist Staff!; Mbck Kfng Cfnd MV • I’ti'O iff 2. .1 r__. _ It and Gown Commit- 3, Carried Committee 3; Opt 3,4 iyiicComm ncWfeW Maf ’ : Staff 3; National Honor Society se 4. BENNETT. Mar ouise: Carried Oak Uaves 3 BENNETT, Rick . Dean: Gathered OaJ l eaves 3; Football 1: Lettered 1; Track 1 „ . BILITNOS. Dou tdward: Gathered Oak Leaves 3; Gym- nastics 1; Homecoming Float Committee 4: Work Study 4 BLAIR. Vicki Lynn: Homeroom Secretary 3; Homeroom Treasurer 2, Senior Class Officer 4; Student Council 3,4; Officer 4: Kayettes 2; Pep ChVb 1,2,3,4; pep Club Board 3; Junior Class Pl y 3; SeriJi Class Plav Crew 3; Carried Oak Leaves 3; Yearbook Ed or 4; Optimist Staff 3; Office Assistant 3.4: 3c:.forfcnoouncements Committee 4; Fi- nance Committee 4. BLAKELY. Glenda Marie: Homeroom President 3,4; Stu- dent Council 2,3 Pep Club 3,4; Carried Oak Leaves 3; Junior Class Steering .Committee 3; D.E. Club 4; Trans- ferred 2; Homeconfting Queen Candidate 4; Cheerleader 3; Cap and Gown Cob mittee 4. BOOE, Julie A nn: Homecoming Secretary 1; Homeroom Treasurer 3; A” Clu: 1,2.3; Carried Oak Leaves 3; Oper- etta 1; Office Ed 4; bfficer4; Optimist 3; Gift To School Committee 4; O E. 3. BOLDRIDGE, Annette: Transferred 4. BRACKE, John Hogan: Gathered Cak Leaves 3; Vo-Tech 3,4, Hm 1 BRADSHAW. Joseph I yndsey • Ly- BROWN, DianneDi Pep Club 3; C.irried Oak Leaves 3; Office Ed 3,4; Officer 4; Homecoming Float Committee 4 CALLAWAY, Tammy Sue: A” Club 1; Pep Club 1; Band 1; Office Ed 3,4; Officer 4; Cheerleader U CAMPBELL. Steven Charles: Homeroom President 1; Homeroom Vice-President 2; BoysWIA Club 2, 3,4; Jun- ior Class Play 3; Gathered Oak Leaves 3; Tpr Thirty , 3. 4; Operetta 1,2.3; Boys’ State 3; Mock KincCandidate 4; Football 1,2. 3,4; lettered 1,3.4; Basketball 1,2; Utter- ed 1; Golf 1,2, 3,4; Lettered 2,4; Office Assistant 2,3; ,4; Gathered C.n _ HB J PH B B pCaapicIate [ball 2, 3,4; Lettered 2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4;fLettered 1.2.1 ■ Picnic Committee. 4. B DFNXIS, Patricia Kay: Kayettes 2; Pep Club 1 2; Carried Uaves 3; Top Thirty 1,2; State Music Festival 4 -VDOWNING. Janice Louise: Homeroom Secretary I; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Junior Class Play 3; Carried G|k Leaves 3; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; Office Assistant 4; Homecoming Float Committee 4. ;®)RAPER. Dennis Duane: Homeroom Secretary 1; Gather- fB : Oak Leaves 3; Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1; lettered W1; Track 2; OVmnasties 3,4; Uttered 3,4; NBcle 1 UN As- M sembly 3; Senior Announcements Committee 4; Advanc- ed Biojogy Club President 4. DRAPER. Di me Elaine: Kayettes 2,3,4; Officer 4; Board 1; Pep Club 4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Top Thirty 2, 3, 4; Operetta 2,3,4; National Thespian 3; State Music Festival 1,2, 3.4; National Hpnor Society 3,4; Model UN Assembly 3; Jun- ior Plav Crew 1,3; Senior Play Crew 2; Operetta Orches- tras 1.2; Fine Arts Festival 3,4. DUTTON. David James: Homeroom Vice President 3,4: I Student Council 4; Boys’ A Club 4; Junior Class Plav 3, 4; Senior Class Play 4; Gathered Oak Leaves 3; Band 2,3, 4; National Forensic League 3 Debate 3; Boys’ State 3; State Music Festival 2,3,4; Narional Honor Society 2,3. 4: Foot -all Manager 2, 3,4. lettered 2, 3,4; Track Mana- ger 2; Lettered 2; Model U Msembly 3,4; Model UN Senate 3; More] UN Security Council 3,4; Picnic Com- mittee 4. EARL. Mike V EASTERDA'': . Tee Michael: Gathered Oak Leaves 3; Year- book Staff 4. Optimist Staff 3; Art Club 2.3; Golf 2, 3,4; Lettered 4; |or ay Committee 4: Fine Arts Festival EICHELBEPGER. Kevinjjpouglas: Hon.eroom Vice-Presi- dent 3; Capered Oak Haves 3; Homecoming Float Com- mittee 2,3; Work Study 4. ELLIOTT, Brenda Ceanir Kayettes 2; Pep Club 4; Carried Oak Leaves 3; Band 1,2, 3,4; Top Thirty 4; State Music Festival 1,2, 3,4; Office Assistant 4; Operetta Orchestras 1,3,4; Gift to School Committee 4; Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Fine Arts Festival 4. D ERY, Leslie Ann: Pep Club 1; D. E. 4. ENGEBRITSON, Scott Jay: Homeroom President 2,4; Boys' A Club 3,4; Gathered Oak Leaves 3; Transferred 2; Optimist Staff 3; Mock King Candidate 4; Football 2,3,4; Lettered 2,3,4; Basketball 2; Lettered 2; Office Assistant 3; Class Day Committee 4. FOUDRAY, Janet Lynn: Homeroom Secretary 4; Student Council 1; A Club 2, 3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Carried Oak Leaves 3; Basketball 1,3; Cap and Gown Committee 4; Volleyball 1,2, 3,4; State Volleyball 2,3. FOUDRAY, John Reed: Homeroom Vice-President 1; Student Council 1; Gathered Oak Leaves 3; Vo-Tech 4; Football 4; Lettered 4; Gymnastics Manager 1,2, 3,4; Lettered 1,2, 3,4; Model UN Assembly 3; Senior Play Crew 3; Operetta Crew 4. FLORENCE, Dennis Brian: Vo-Tech 3,4. FLYNN, Jane Elizabeth: Homeroom Secretary' 4; Home- room Treasurer 3; Pep Club 3,4; Carried Oak Leaves 3; Junior Class Steering Committee 3; D.E. 4; Transferred 3; Optimist 3. FOWTER, Terri Lynn: Pep Club 4; Junior Class Play 3,4; Senior Class Play 3,4; Carried Oak Leaves 3; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Model UN Assembly 3; Office As- sistant 4; Junior Play Crew 3,4; Senior Play Crew 3.4; Operetta Crew 3,4; Picnic Committee 4; Homecoming Float Committee 4; Spotlight 3,4. FULLER, Kimberly: Carried Oak Leaves 3; Work Study 4. GARCIA, Joe Manual: Bovs' A Club 4; Tod Thirtv 2.3. 4; Operetta 1,2,3,4; State Music Festival 3; Football 1; Lettered 1; Track 1.2,3; Lettered 1,2,3; Library Assistant 4; Senior Play Crew 3; Operetta Crew 1,2, 3,4. GENSLER, Oliver III: Gathered Oak Leaves 3; Football 4. GEORGE, Jeffrey Lynn: Homeroom President 4; A Club 4; Gathered Oak Leaves 3; Top Thirty 2,3,4; Operetta 2; Football 2,3,4; Lettered 4; Basketball 3,4; Lettered 4; Track 3,4; Lettered 4; Class Day Committee 4. GERHARDT, Kathy Marie: Kayettes 2; Carried Oak Leaves 3; Office Ed. 4; Officer 4. GELLASPIE. Cheryl Miller: Carried Oak Leaves 3; Office Ed 3,4; Officer 4; Optimist Staff 3; Homecoming Float Committee 4. GILLISPIE, John Duane: Homeroom Secretary 4; Gathered Oak Leaves 3; Football 1,2, 3,4; Lettered 1,2,3; Basket- ball 1,3; Lettered 1: Track 1,2,3; Lettered 1. GRIFFITH, Helen Kathalee: Work Study 4. GELYARD, Dale Ronald: Gathered Oak Leaves 3. GORMAN, Roger: Homeroom President 3; Track 2; Let- tered 2. GRIFFIN, Robert Francis: Gathered Oak Leaves; Gymnas- tics 1; Work Study 4. HAMLIN, Ginger Jean: Homeroom Secretary 2; Homeroom Vice-President 3; Homeroom Treasurer 4; Carried Oak Leaves 3; Operetta I; Optimist Staff 3; Operetta Crew 1; Work Study 4. HARRIS, Deborah Sue: Homeroom Treasurer 4; Kayettes 1.2, 3,4; Kayettes Board 3; Pep Club 4; Junior Class Play 3; Carried Oak Leaves 3; Top Thirty 1,2,3,4; Operetta 1.2, 3,4; Drama Club 3,4; National Thespian 3,4; Speech 4; Girls' State 3; State Music Festival 3,4; National Hon- or Society 2,3,4; Model UN Assembly 3; Senior Announce- ments Committee 4; Fine Arts Festival 3; Spotlight 4; Really Club 4. HARRIS, Raymond Kent: Gathered Oak Leaves 3; Tennis 3,4. HARRISON, Kimberly Kay: Homeroom Secretary 1; A Club 1; Pep Club 1; Carried Oak Leaves 3; Operetta 1; HARVEY. Jean Frances: Homeroom Secretary 4; Office Ed 4; Officer 4; Transferred 4. HAYS, Karen Lynn: Homeroom President 2; Senior Class Officer 4; Junior Class Officer 3; Student Council 1,3,4; Kayettes 2; Kayettes Board 2; A Club 2; Pep Club 2,3, 4; Pep Club Officer 3; Junior Class Play 3; Carried Oak Leaves 3; Top Thirty' 2, 3,4; Top Thirty Officer 4; Operet- ta 2,4; Junior Class Steering Committee 3; State Music Festival 3,4; Transferred 1; Yearbook Editor 4; Optimist Staff 3; Operetta Crew 3; Senior Announcements Commit- tee 4; Finance Committee 4; Fine Arts Festival 3; Spot- light 3; Childrens' Honor Pep 2; Regional, State Journalism Contest 4. HEDERICK, Randall Blake: Homeroom President 1,2,3; Homeroom Vice-Pres. 4; Gathered Oak Leaves 3; Top Thirty Member 2,3; Top Thirty Officer 2; Operetta 1,2; State Music Festival 3; Optimist Staff 3; Art Club Member 1,2; Art Club Officer 2; Gift to the School Comm 4; Fine Arts Festival 1,2, 3,4. HEIDER, Jeffrey Lee: Homeroom President 1,2; Home- room secretary 3; Sophomore Class Officer 2; Junior Class Play 3; Gathered Oak Leaves 3; National Honor Soc. Mem- ber 2,3,4; Football Mgr. 2, 3; Track 3; Golf 1,2; Operetta Crew 1; Top Thirty Member 2; Operetta 1,2; Picnic Comm. 4; Junior Classical l eague 3,4. HESS, Joseph Brian: Student Council Member 4; Gathered Oak Leaves 3; Band Member 1; Operetta 3,4; Drama Club 4; National Forensic League 2,3,4; Debate 2,3,4; Speech 2,3.4; Junior Play Crew 4; Senior Play Crew 3,4; Operetta 3,4; Sr. Play Comm. 4; Tennis 4; Spotlight 4; Forensic Officer 3,4. HICKMAN, Vicky lea: A Club Member 3,4; A Club Officer 4; A Club Board 4; Carried Oak Leaves 3; Bas- ketball 2,3,4; Basketball Lettered 2,3,4; Track 3,4; Track Lettered 3,4; Volleyball 3,4; Regional Volleyball champs 4; State Track 3; Basketball Regional Champs 3. HOWERTON, Doyle Alan: D.E. Club Member 4. INGELS, Julie Ann: Pep Club Member 1,2,3; Office As- sistant 4. JACKSON, Twila Marie: Kayettes Member 2,3; A Club Member 1,2; Pep Club Member 4; Carried Oak Leaves 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Optimist Staff 3; Homecoming Float Comm. 4. JACQUES, Peri Ann: Homeroom Secretary'4; Kayettes Member 2; A Club Member 2; Pep Club Member 1; Operetta 1; Operetta Crew 1,2. JOHNSON, Mitch Huddleston: Gathered Oak Leaves 3; Gymnastics 1. JUNK, Catherine Annette. Vo-Tech 3,4; Library Ass- istant 1,2; Guidance Ass. 4. JUNK, Thomas Wayne: Gathered Oak Leaves 3; Top Thir- ty Member 2, 3; Operetta 1,2; Optimist Staff 3; Tennis 4. KASTEN, Pamela Jean: Homeroom Secretary 1; Homeroom Treasurer 3; Kayettes Member 1; A Club Member 1,2; Pep Club Member 1,2; Carried Oak Leaves 3; Track 2; Homecoming Float Comm. 4. KIEHL, Carl E. Jr.: Vo-Tech 3,4. KING, David Lee: Gathered Oak Leaves 3; Vo-Tech 3,4. KINGSTON, Charles Lee: Gathered Oak Leaves 3; Band 1; 2,3,4; Officer 3; State Music Festival 1,2, 3,4; Transfer- ed 3; Stage Band 2,3,4; Operetta Orchestra 2,3; Tennis 4; Fine Arts Festival 3,4; Orchestra 2,4. , KLEIN, Pat: Gathered Oak Leaves 3. KNOWLES, Tony: Work Study 4. LARKIN, Robyn Jeanette: Homeroom Vice-President 4; Homeroom Secretary 2; A Club 1,2; Carried Oak Leaves 3; D.E. 4; Officer 4; Basketball 2. LARSEN, Terry Lee: Gathered Oak Leaves 3; Band 3,4; Stage Band 3; Transferred 3; Tennis 3. LASSITER, Patricia Ann: Carried Oak Leaves 3; Art Club I, 2, 3,4; Officer 4; Tennis 3,4; Volleyball 3,4; Fine Arts Festival 3. LEE, Gary Ray: Transferred 3. LEVIN: John Frederick III: Gathered Oak Leaves 3; Band 197 1.2, 3,4; Art Club 3; Fine Arts Festival 3. LINDGREN, Kevin Frederick: Gathered Oak Leaves 3. LOONIER. Deborah Jean: Transferred 4. LORENZ, Stephen Vincent: Gathered Oak Leaves 3; Foot- ball Lettered 1. LOW, Kathy Ann: Homeroom President 3,4; Student Coun- cil Member 2; Pep Club Member 2,3; Pep Club Board 3; Carried Oak Leaves 3; Top Thirty Member 2,3,4; Operetta 1.2, 3,4; Junior Class Steering Comm ,3; Model UN Se- nate 3; Operetta Crew 1; Senior Announcements Comm. 4; Fine Arts Festival 3,4; District Chorus 3,4 LUTZ. Anthony Lee: Homeroom President 1; Homeroom Vice-Pres. 2,3,4; Boy's A Club Member 3; Carried Oak Leaves 3; Football 1; Football Lettered I; Gymnastics 1, 2,3,4; Gymnastics Lettered 1.2, 3,4 MCCUBBIN, Virginia Lynn: Kayettes Member 2; Carried Oak Leaves 3; O. E. Member 3,4; C. E. Officer 4. MCRAE, David Mark: Gathered Oak Leaves 3; D. E. Mem- ber 4; D.E Officer 4; Football 1,2; Football l ettered 1; Track 2; Gift to the School Comm. 4. MATTHEWS, Eric Steven: Gathered Oak Leaves 3; Foot- ball 1,2; Football l ettered 1; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Basket- ball Lettered 1,2,4: Track 1,2; Homecoming Float Comm. 4; Tennis 4. MAYCROFT. Jon Roscoe II; Gathered Oak leaves 3; Bas- ketball 1. MERCER, Deborah Jean Cairo: Homeroom Treasurer 3,4; Pep Club 1.2, 3,4; Carried Oak Leaves 3; Top Thirty 2, 3, 4; Operetta 1,2; Office Ed 3.4; Officer 4; Office Assistant 4; Operetta Crew 2; Homecominc Float Committee 4 MERCER. Edward Dean: Senior Class Officer 4: Junior Class Officer 3; Sophomore Class Officer 2; Boys’ A” Club 2,3,4; Officer 3; Gathered Oak leaves 3; Top Thir- ty 2, 3,4; Officer 4. Operetta 1,2.3; Junior Class Steering Committee 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Optimist Staff 3; Mock King Candidate 4; National Honor Society 3.4; Football 1,2.3; Lettered 1,2,3; Basketball 1; Lettered 1; Track 1.2, 3.4; Lettered 1,2, 3,4; Operetta Crew 1; Gift to School Committee 4; Finance Committee 4; Fine Arts Festival 3,4. METCALFE. Edwin Rollo: Gathered Oak Leaves 3; Vo- Tech 3,4; Homecoming Float Committee 3,4; Fine Arts Festival 3,4. MIER, Amy Suzanne: Junior Class Officer 3; Student Coun- cil 1; A” Club Board 1,2, 3,4; Carried Oak Leaves 3; Jun- ior Class Steering Committee 3; Optimist Staff 3; Home- coming Queen Candidate 4; Cheerleader 1; Homecoming Float Committee 4; Tennis 3.4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4. MILLER. Cheryl Lynn: Homeroom President 3; Kayettes 2,3,4; Officer 4: A Club 1,2,3; Board 2; Carried Oak Leaves 3; Band 1.2, 3,4; Officer 4; Top Thirty 2. 3,4; Officer 4; Junior Class Steering Committee 3; State Mu- sic Festival 2,3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Stage Band 2,3.4; Operetta Orchestras 2; Senior Play Commit- tee 4; Fine Arts Festival 3,4; Orchestra 2,3,4. MORLEY, Kevin Michael: Gathered Oak Leaves 3; Vo- Tech 3,4. NASH. Nancy luanne: Carried Oak Leaves 3; Office Ass- istant 4; Work Study 4. OSWALT. David Kevin: Gathered Oak Leaves 3; Trans- ferred 3; PARKER, Karen Lynn: Homeroom Vice-President 2,4; Homeroom Secretary 1; Student Council 1.2. 3.4: Kay- ettes 2; A” Club 1.2; Pep Club 1.2, 3; Carried Oak Leaves 3; Band Member 1,2,3; State Music Festival 1,2.3; Year- book Staff 4; Optimist Staff 3; Cheerleader 3; Gift To School Committee 4; Volleyball 1; PENNING! ON. Anna Marie: Homeroom Secretary 4; D. E. 4; Officer 4; Operetta Crew 2. PERKINS, Charlene Fern: Homeroom Vice-President 4; A” Club 3; Office Ed 4; Officer 4 PETESCH, Cheryl Lynn Miller: Pep Club 3; Vo-Tech 3,4; Library Assistant 3. PLEASS, Anita Louise: Homeroom Secretary 1; Homeroom Treasurer 4: Pep Club 3,4; Carried Oak Leaves 3; Color Committee 4 PORTER, Kirk Alan: Homeroom Vice-President 3; Boys’ A Club 4; Gathered Oak Leaves 3; National Forensic League 1,2, 3,4; Debate 1,2, 3,4; Speech 1,2, 3,4; Op- eretta Crew 3; National Forensic League Officer 2,3,4. RALSTON, Roy A. Ill: Top Thirty 2,3,4; Drama Club 2 National Forensic League 3,4; Debate 3,4; State Music Festival 3; Operetta Crew 1. REID, Chaunzey Elizabeth: Homeroom Vice-President 3; Kayettes 2,3,4; Board 3,4; Pep Club 1; Band 1,2. 3,4;’ Officer 4; Band Drum Major 3,4; National Forensic l ea- gue 2; Debate 2; Speech 2; State Music Festival 1,2, 3,4; Optimist Staff 3; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Officer 4; Model UN Assembly 3; Senior Play Committee 4; Or- chestra 4. REYNOl DS, Tom Sylvester: Football 2; Basketball 3; Track 3. RIZER, Barbara Ann: Student Council 4; Kayettes 4; Kay- ettes Board 4; Pep Club 4; Carried Oak Leaves 3; National Forensic League 2,3; Debate 2,3; Speech 2,3; Optimist Staff 3; Model UN Assembly 3; Model UN Senate 3,4; Model UN Security Council 3,4; Junior Play Crew 3; Homecoming Float Committee 4; ROBINSON, Tim: Art Club 2,3,4; Officer 4; Football 1, 2; Football lettered 1; Track 1,2; Gymnastics 1,2, 3,4; Gymnastics Lettered 1,2,3,45 Senior Play Crew 3; Ten- nis 1. ROSS, Roger Alexander: Homeroom President 1; Home- room Vice-Pres. 2; Pep Club Officer 4; Boys’ A Club Member 4; Gathered Oak Leaves 3; Football 1,2, 3,4; Lettered 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Lettered 3,4; Track 1,2, 3,4; Lettered 1,2, 3,4; Sr. Play Comm. 4. ROYER, David Lee: Junior Class Play 4; Operetta 4; Vo- Tech 3,4; Track 2; Office Assistant 4; Operetta Crew 4; AV Club 1,2. RUEB, Noel Alan: Homeroom Treasurer 1; Boys’ A Club Member 4; Gathered Oak Leaves 3; National Honor Soc. Member 3,4; Golf 2,4; Lettered 4; Gymnastics 1,2,3; Lettered 3; Picnic Comm. 4. RUHNKE, David Eugene: Homeroom President 1; Gather- ed Oak Leaves 3; Band Member 1; Vo-Tech 3,4; Art Club Member 1; Football 1,2; Lettered 1; Gymnastics 1,2,3. SCHLATTMANN, Craig Henry: Homeroom President 4; Boys’ ”A Club Member 4; Junior Class Play 2,3; Gather- ed Oak Leaves 3; Band Member 1,2, 3,4; Band Officer 3. 4; Boys’ State 3; State Music Festival 2,3,4; National Honor Society 1,2, 3, 4; Officer 4; Stage Band 1,2, 3,4; Model UN Assembly 3; Operetta Orchestra 2,3,4; Cap and Gown Committee 4. SCHMIDT, Michael Wayne: Gathered Oak Leaves 3; Band 4; Stage Band 3; Junior Play Crew 1; Senior Play Crew lj Operetta Crew 1; Operetta Orchestra 2. SCHRAG, Grant: Bovs’ A Club 3,4; Gathered Oak Leaves 3; Football 1,2, 3,4; Lettered 3,4; Track 2; Gift To School Committee 4; Tennis 4. SEAGER, Brian Lee: Gathered Oak Leaves 3; Vo-Tech 4; Fine Arts Festival 3. SELLERS, James William: Bant! 1,2,3,4; State Music Festival 3,4; National Honor Society 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 4; Golf 2,3,4; Stage Band 3,4; Model UN Assembly 3; Cap and Gown Committee 4. SHRACK, Elizabeth Ann: Kayettes 2,3,4; A Club 1,2; Pep Club 1; Carried Oaf I eaves 3; Band 1,2, 3,4; Officer 3,4; State Music Festival 1,2, 3,4; Stage Band 2,3,4; Model UN Assembly 3; Operetta Orchestras 2; Cap and Gown Committee 4. SISKEY, Tim Mark: Homeroom Secretary 1; Gathered Oak Leaves 3; Football 3,4; Lettered 3,4; Picnic Com- mittee 4. 198 SMART, Brenda Kathleen: Homeroom President 1; Home- room Secretary 2,3; Student Council Member 1,2; Kay- ettes Member 2; A Club Member 1,2; Pep Club Mem- ber 1,2, 3,4; Carried Oak Leaves 3; Top Thirty Member 2j3,4; Operetta 1,2,3,4; State Music Festival 3,4; Year- book Staff 4; Optimist Staff 3; Homecoming Queen Can- didate 4; Cheerleader 1,2, 3,4; Operetta Crew 1; Class Dhy Comm. 4; Fine Arts Festival 3,4; District Music Festival 3. SMART, Joyce Ann: Student Council Member 1; Officer 1; Kayettes 2; A Club Member 1,2,3; Pep Club Mem- ber 1,2, 3,4; Carried Oak Leaves 3; Top Thirty Member 2,3,4; Operetta 1,2, 3,4; State Music Festival 3,4; Cheer- leader 1,3,4; Operetta Crew 1; Class Day Comm. 4. SMITH, Earl II: Basketball 2,3. SMITH, David Wade: Pep Club Member 4; Gathered Oak Leaves 3; Art Club Member 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,4; Tirack 2; Color Comm. 4. SMITH, Jeffrey W.: Gathered Oak Leaves 3; Mock King Cand. 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Lettered 2,3,4; Basketball I, 2;4; Lettered 2,4; Track 1. SMITH, Robert Ernest: Homeroom Vice-Pres. 2; Home- room Secretary 1; Homeroom Treasurer 2; Boys' A Club 3,4; Gathered Oal Leaves 3; Top Thirty 4; Mock King Candidate 4; FootbalJ 1,2; Lettered 1; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Lettered ,2,3,4; Track 1; Class Day Committee 4. SNOIDDY, Pamela Jean: Track 2; Lettered 2; Cheerleader lj Jxbrary Assistant 4;Xap and Gown Committee 4; Drill T|eam 4. PkOWDEN, Dinah Morgan: A Club 1,2,3; Carried Oak V eaves 3; Art Club 1,2,3,4; Officer 1,2, 3,4; Homecom- i ing Float Committee 1,2, 3,4; Volleyball 3,4; Fine Arts Festival 3,4. SPANIER, Sherri Lynn: Homeroom President 3; Homeroom Treasurer 2,4; A Club 1,2; Board 1; Pep Club 3,4; Car- ried Oak Leaves 3; Band 1; Drama Club 3; Optimist Staff 3; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; Art Club 3; Cheer- leader 4; Senior Announcements Committee 4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; CIT Queen Candidate 4. STILLINGS, Brad Lawrence: Gathered Oak Leaves 3; Year- -book Siaff 4; Optimist Staff 3; Office Assistant 2; Fine Arts Festival 4. SULLIVAN, Brenda Kay: Kayettes 1,2,3; A Club 1; Hep Club 1.2; Carried Oak Leaves 3; Optimist Staff 3. SULLIVAiN, R.imiall Wayne: Homeroom Treasurer 1; Ga- thered Oal Leaves 3; Model UN Assembly 3. SUNDBY, Paul Erik: Homeroom Vice-President 4; Gather- ed Oak Leaves 3; Operetta 1. SWENDSON. Charles Russell: Gathered Oak Leaves 3; Track 2. SWENSON, LeAnne: Homeroom President 4; Homeroom Secretary 2; A Club I; A Club Board 1; Carried Oak Bkaves if Operetta 1; Yearbook Staff 4; Basketball 3,4; Class i y om iittee 4. TISDAKE, Pciaraiice A.: Homeroom President 1; Homeroom Vice-President2; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Officer 3; Pep Club 4; BoysA Club 4; Gathered Oak Leaves 3; Debate 4; Speech 4; Football 1; Lettere.4. i; Track 1,2, 3, 4; Letter- ed 2,3: Junior Play Crew 3; A.V. 1,2,3; Officer 1,2,3; Title YII 1,2,3,4; Chairman 3,4. TOPn: Stephen Michael: Homeroom President 2,3; Boys' A' Club 2,3,4; Gathered Oak Leaves 3; Junior Class {jtce.mg Committee 3; Football 2,3,4; Lettered 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Lettered 2,3,4; Homecoming Float Com- mittee 4. TRAINER, Patrick Elon: Football 1,2,3; Track 2. TRIMBLE, Eric Ray: Homeroom President 1,2,3; Home- room Vice-President 4; Sophomore Class Officer 2; Ga- thered Oak Leaves 3; Top Thirty 1,2,3; Officer 2; Operet- ta 1,2,3; Junior Class Steering Committee 3; State Music Festival 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Football 1,2; Lettered 1,2; Golf 1,2, 3,4; Operetta Crew 1; Homecom ing Float Committee 2; Class Day Committee 4; Pep Club 4. TRITES, Nancy Carol: Homeroom Vice-President 1; Kay- ettes 3; Carried Oak Leaves 3; Band 3,2; Office Ed 4; Uer 4; State Music Festival 2,3; Art Club 1; Stage 3; Fine Arts Festival 3. TURNER, Robert Faye: Gathered Oak Leaves 3; Band 1, 2, 3,4; Officer 4; l op Thirty 2, 3,4; Operetta 2,3,4; State Music Festival 1,2,3,4; Vo-Tech 3,4; Homecoming Float Committee 4; lTXim Russell Edward: Gathered Oak Leaves 3; Mis- cellaneous 1,2, 3,4. A'- VOELKER, Patricia: Kayettes 1,2,4; Board 4; A Club 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1; Carried Oak Leaves 3; Band 1,2, 3,4; Band Officer I; State Music Festival 2,3,4; Vo-Tech 4; Optimist 3; Basketball 2; Twirler 2,3,4; Latin Club 3,4; Officer 3. WALLACE. Catherine Ruth: A Club 1; Carried Oak Leaves 3; Volleyball 1,2,3. WALZ. Diane Eltreda: Kayettes 2,3,4; Officer 4; Board 3; A” Club 1,2,3; Board 2; Pep Club 1,2,4; Carried Oak Leaves 3; Band 1,2, 3,4; Speech 2; State Music Festival 1.2, 3,4; Model UN Assembly 3; Model UN Security Coun- cil 4; Operetta Crew 4; Operetta Orchestras 4; Senior Play Committee 4. WATKINS, Karil Marie: Band 1,2, 3, 4; State Music Fes- tival 1,2, 3,4; D.E. 4; Kayettes 2,3,4; Carried Oak Leaves 3. WHITELY, Robert William: Homeroom Vice-President 1; Gathered Oak Leaves 3; Football 2,3,4; Lettered 4; Bas- ketball 1; Lettered 1; Track 1,2, Lettered 1; Gift To School Committee 4. WILBURN, Renee Lucille: A Club 1; Carried Oak Leaves 3; Top Thirty 3,4; Operetta 3; Drama Club 3,4; National Thespian 3,4; State Music Festival 3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; Optimist Staff 3; Junior Play Crew 4; Senior Play Crew 3; Operetta Crew 3,4; Fine Arts Festival 3,4; Spotlight 3,4; Childrens' Play 4. WILLIAMS, Connie Sue: A Club 1; Carried Oak Leaves 3; Office Ed 3,4; Officer 4; Basketball 1. WILLMETH, Willis Leroy: Homeroom Treasurer 3; Junior Class Play 3,4; Senior Class Play 4; Gathered Oak Leaves 3; Band 1,2, 3,4; Top Thirty 3,4; Operetta 3,4; Drama Club 3,4; National Thespian 3,4; State Music Festival 1, 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Lettered 4; Track 1,2; Junior Play Crew 3,4; Senior Play Crew 4; Operetta Crew 3,4; Senior Play Committee 4; Tennis 3,4; AV 1,2; Officer 2; Fine Arts Festival 3,4; Spotlight 4; Cross Country 1,2, 3,4. WILSON, Kirk T; Gathered Oak Leaves 3. WILSON, Norma Elaine: Homeroom Treasurer 3; Student Council 4; ''A Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 4; Officer 4; Carried Oak Leaves 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Officer 4; Op- timist Staff 3; Track 2,3,4; Lettered 2,3,4; Model UN Assembly 2,3; Picnic Committee 4. WILSON, Vicki Shirlayne: Student Council 4; Kayettes 4; Pep Club 4; Carried Oak Leaves 3; Operetta I; Drama Club 3; Speech 3; Junior Class Steering Committee 3; Model LTN Assembly 3; Model UN Senate 3,4; Model UN Security Council 3,4; Junior Play Crew 3; Homecoming Float Committee 3,4; Spotlight 2; Childrens' Play 2. 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