Basehor High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Basehor, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1978 volume:

BOBCAT 1978 Basehor High School Basehor, Kansas BOBCAT STAFF Editor: Dana Adcock Asst. Editor: Mike Brock Business Manager: Dana Adcock Senior Editor: Susan Zimmerman Organizations Editor: Paula Allison Asst. Organizations Editor: Lynne Conn — Brian Sass Activities Editor: Paula Wright Asst. Editor: Diana Hamblin Girls Sports Editor: Tammy Wilson Boys' Sports Editor: Jack Kelly Junior Editor: Carolyn Shore Sophomore Editor: Keith Livingston Freshmen Editors: Lisa Goens Juli Williams Photographer: David Juranich Asst. Photographers: Mike Brock. Gaylen Knapp. Mark Meyer Advisor: Mrs. Jana Kuhn Changes... That really describes our school! The pictures on these pages show a small, but important, part of our newness. With a new administration com- ing in. there seems to bring a new spirit, a new life to the everyday happenings at BHS. Up right: Wacky Parked cars show the need for new parking facilities. Right: Food being prepared for hot lunches. Lower left: A unity of the students. Lower right: New. free Spirit. 2 Left: This year the Bobcats had a good game season, but did poorly in tournaments. Mid left: David Juranich gets involved. Mid right: Mr. Pierce enjoys the hot lunch program just as much as any- one else. Lower left: Mark shares the spotlight with the termites found in the news-production room. Lower right: Susan gets friendly with Santa (Tony Lowe). 3 Table of Contents Title Page.......................................1 Theme............................................2 Administration...................................5 Faculty..........................................9 Seniors.........................................18 Juniors.........................................37 Sophomores......................................43 Freshmen........................................49 Organizations...................................55 Athletics ......................................69 Activities......................................81 Advertisements..................................97 A ADMINISTRATION Tenderly now let all men turn to the earth Nancy Newhall New Administration- Goals and Ideas When asked about his goals and ideas for U.S.D. 458. Dr. Stansberry had the following comments: 1) work towards a one district concept; 2) improve facilities — “We are waiting for an external evaluation and once it is received we will analyze the study: and we plan to hold public meetings to gather opinions.”: 3) curriculum — “We hope to complete a curriculum program for the district next year.”; 4) maintenance of facilities and improving the lighting, drop ceilings, painting and improve the parking area. “We need to improve the quality of the building. The ceiling in the foyer and art room have already been lowered. The hallways need fluorescent lights installed to make them brighter. Then classrooms. Business and Government first, need new fur- niture. The parking areas need to be drastically improved. They are both inadequate and of poor quality. The buildings are very crowded and the population growth does not stop suddenly. Books and equipment need to be on a rotation plan — old out, new in. The counselor also needs more room. The office he has now is very much inadequate.” 6 Lois Lee once again did an excellent job The ladies who work in the Central Office arc Pat Young. District Clerk. Charlene Porter, keeping the students and staff in line. She Superintendent’s Secretary, and Glenna Florence. Secretary, is the secretary for the high school. 7 Board of Education: David Clamm. Charlie Peterson. John Johnson. Art Otterman. Joe Nick. Carol McKinney, and Janet Van Cleave. After Bud's accident Clyde Davis was hired as the school janitor. Bud Sopher was the janitor during the first semester. The ladies who helped prepare and serve the meals this year were: Pam May. Millie McKenzie. Judy Inman. Marie Rhudy. Athie (Sue) Neas. Maxine Eberth. and Pat Young. 8 FACULTY . . . that gray color . . . which nature loves; color of unpainted wood, weather-stain; time-stain; not glaring nor gaudy; the color of all roofs, the color of all things that endure . . . David Thoreau Richard Johnson (above) has taught Physical Educa- tion. World History, and World Geography at Bas- ehor for 11 years. He is Head Coach for Basketball, Track, and Cross-Country. Mr. Johnson is also Key- Club Sponsor. “We need to expand our athletic facili- ties. especially in locker rooms and storage area.” Art Wells (Up Rt) teaches Biology. Chemistry, and Advanced Biology. His hobbies include photography, gardening, fishing, and camping. “Offer semester length courses; offer more variety of courses; More equipment and supplies. David Pierce (Rt) teaches Practical math, business math, advanced math (Trig and Calculus), and Phys- ics. He is head Wrestling coach, assistant coach dur- ing track, and is Student Council Sponsor. “I would like to see more subjects added to the curriculum helping to get rid of some unwanted study halls. I suppose the students should be allowed to have some sort of smoking area until they ruin that privilege. to Jana Kuhn (Lt) is instructor for Typing. Advanced Typing, and Shorthand. She is Annual Spon- sor and enjoys dancing, reading, sewing and water skiing. I would like to see the students become more mature and responsible for the property on school grounds. We desperately need to up-date equipment and facilities: but until the students can demon- strate that they can take care of them, the school administration will not budget for them.” Stephen Ludwig (Up Lt) teaches English I, English II. and is coach for the Freshman boys’ basketball team. He enjoys snow skiing and breeding St. Bernard dogs. Robert Cope teaches Spanish I, and II. along with French I and II. This is the first year for the French II class. Mr. Cope sponsors the Foreign Lan- guage club. He enjoys guns, cars, and motorcycles. 11 Ron Matthews (above) is in his second year of direct- ing band for the high school as well as the middle school. He coaches ensembles and solos for competi- tion. Mr. Matthews enjoys tennis, golf, reading, and listening to records. There seems to be better com- munication between teachers and students. I feel there is a better atmosphere for learning. I'm not sure what changes have contributed to this better atmos- phere. though.” Charles Self (Up Rt) is teacher coordinator of CCVEP. Mr. Self is also the Sponsor of DECA. He enjoys golf, and showing German Shepherd dogs. I would like to see a change in the graduation require- ments. that is Seniors will pass 5 out of 7 subjects or 3 out of 4 for CCVEP students. It is my feeling that this would correct disciplinary problems for the seniors. We need to have students' pride in the school. The school is as good as the students make it.” Jack Schreiner (Lower Rt) is another new face at BUS. He teaches Citizenship. Health, and Psychology. He is Coach for the girls’ basketball teams. Mr. Schreiner taught school for four years before coming to Basehor. “I need to make more money.” 12 Marilyn B. Anderson (Rt) is teacher for English III. Newswrit- ing, and News-Production. She also sponsors the Photography Club and is BREEZE Advisor. “I would like to see more student involvement in exciting school activities.” Ruth Grube is librarian for both the high school and the middle school. Mrs. Grube is also the Junior Class sponsor. Anton Zouplna (above) is a first year teacher at Bas- ehor, where he teaches Vocal Music. He comes from New York and developed a serious interest in music upon attending college. “A continued cooperative administration and staff working towards providing all the students with a better education.” 13 Del Garrison (above) has taught Drafting. Woodwork, and Driver Education during his 13 years at Basehor. He is also the Junior Class Sponsor. There needs to be more accountability for absences from class (skips), tar- dies. and students roaming the building during class.” Chris Anderson (Up Rt) teaches American History and American Government. Mr. Anderson is the Senior Class sponsor, and director of the Senior Play. Marieta McMillen (above) directs Art I, Advanced Art. and Crafts. She is also Jr. Class Co-Sponsor. Mrs. McMillen was an artist at Hallmark Cards for four years, and taught at Wyandotte and St. Joseph High Schools. “Some definite action taken about students who skip classes or are repeatedly tardy. Clamp down on students in hall without passes — teachers should be held accountable when students are allowed to leave their room without passes. Arts and Crafts classes should be graded by semester, not by the year.” M Gail Brimhall (Lt) teaches girls’ Physical Education and science. She coaches Volleyball, Girls’ Track, and Drill Team. She has taught gymnastics, cheer- leading, and dance nationwide for the past 9 years. “New girls’ locker rooms, new athletic uniforms for the girls.” J. Andrew Nelson (Md Rt) is Counselor. He has a music degree from college and taught music for 25 years, including 9 at Basehor. Anything out-of-doors comes under the heading of his hobby. He hopes to be the first to greet Bigfoot and the U.F.O.’s. “We added a teacher and a class- room this year. We badly need two more classrooms and three more teachers for our school to obtain more efficiency.” Jerry Layton (Lower Lt) teaches Accounting. Eco- nomics, and 8th grade typing. He is Head Football coach, J.V. Basketball coach, and sponsor of “B” Club. Mr. Layton has coached at B.H.S. for 5 years, and enjoys hunting and playing golf. “More student inter- est in activities. Better facilities — Academic and Athletic.” 15 Bob Mendelsohn is another new teacher. He teaches Algebra 1. II. and Geometry. Mr. Mendelsohn is also Pep Club Sponsor. He attended Washington Univer- sity (St. Louis) and Kansas University. His hobbies include reading, playing guitar, and fixing up his old house. “More semester courses. Also, consistency in curriculum and discipline by the faculty.” Peggy Westerhouse Collier teaches Home Economics I and II. Family and Home Living, and Foods and Textile. Mrs. Collier enjoys swimming, skiing, sewing, and tennis. She is also sponsor of FHA and was elected the District Sponsor. She received her B.S. in Education from Kansas State College of Pittsburg. Bill Chester teaches the Basic English course for BHS. and is the Industrial Arts teacher for the Jr. High. He has an M.S. in psychology, and a B.S. in Education from Emporia State University. His hobbies include pitching horseshoes in tourna- ments. working with wood, and helping people. “I like the way they walled off the sections in the shop room very much. We need to have the bells in both schools ringing together. Students should not be allowed to run around in the halls during class periods. Students should also show more respect for their teachers and keep open affections for pri- vate.” 16 CLASSES ou must not know too much, or be too precise or scientific about birds and trees and flowers and watercraft; . . . Walt Whitman SENIORS Time is but the stream I go a-fishing in. I drink at it; but while I drink I see the sandy bottom and detect how shallow it is. Its thin current slides away, but eternity remains. David Thoreau DANA MIC Ml I I I AIK (X k DENNIS R(XiER EBERTH M RCi RI I N ( (X MR W MAR I IN I IORI NC I PAMELA SI SAN MORRIS l I.ISON JAM WII I V BYRON DE AN Al l ISON C YN I HIA DAWN I ROWBRIIXil MARK STEVEN WEAVER SHERRIE LYNNE HARDWICK I I MO IIIY RAY McDOWI I DIANA I.YNN HAMBLIN SANDRA.H AN HI IN STEPHAN WAYNE TUTTI.F. klMBl.RIY ANNI I II HURI.A CHRIS HOWARD HARVEY k REN ANNETTE JOHN L. POEPPIRI P(Xi(iEMEYER DONALD CLINTON ELKINS DEBORAH LYNN DETMARING ANTHONY WESLEY DISTEFANO PHII I IP LAY l() SMI I II LENA ROGNERSTAM MARK E. SMITH KENNETH PAUL MAGAHA edward l. McIntosh LAURIE DIANE DOWDAIT SII .1 SI I l | | K WII I I M I l K I� Mil I S MARII I I MIC III I I Ml SSI I I l()ll CiRLCiORY I IIOMAS JOSLPH B. NICK. .IR C AROL GAYl.F.NK Bi l l kin ( RKOI (.1 1 1 1Y Bl III IIAKNDI HR I W S I () I R hi •« ”« tuhLiix nnht Dehhic Detntai- ine • � � � � ri’ hi. Inn I rich Dick I ev al- ien .uul livron MIimmi help � � ui .it .1 eirls' KtsketKili .imc ' ' iu • � ■� David Sommeitcld • • !' ; Joe Nick and Inn Not thorn in shop MtiiJU U u Stephanie I rkevich .uul Norm.1 1ooro feast on the Inis out to I on Rilev ' rmht Hr.nl Scluict studies hard .is usual in eoxem- inent. .� � � « 1 u Dan Stuhler a ml Kick Nelson in lunch. Dan seemed to eniov the new hot lunch program this ear. m r rivht Ions Distefano. Chris Marxes. Manlxn I iminons and I anne Dovvdall exercising their creative talents m seventh- hour crafts class. 3( ? Senior Activities DANA MICHELLE ADCOCK Band I. 2, 3: Chorus I. 2. 3; Chorale 2. 3: Track 2. Mgr. 3 : FHA 2. 3. 4. Pres. 3; Dist. Officer 4: Photo Club 3: CCVEP 4. Public Relations Officer 4: DECA Pres. 4: Annual 3. 4. Editor 4: BREEZE 3; KSPA 3; Quill and Scroll 4; Honor Roll 2. 3.4: Dramatic Hon- ors 3.4; JUCO Band 3. BYRON DEAN ALLISON StuCo I: Band 1: Football 1.4 : Basketball 1.2 . 3 . 4 ; B-Club 2. 3. 4. Pres. 4; Key Club 2. 3. 4. Sec.- Treas. 4; Homecoming Attendant 4; Sr. Play; National Honor Soc. 3. 4; Outstanding Male Athlete 4. CAROLGAYLENEBELL Band 1: Basketball 1 . 2 ; Volleyball I . 2 . 3 . 4 ; Track 1.2 ; Perfect Attendance 2: GAA 1.2. 3.4. SCOTT STEVEN BOULDIN VoTech 4: V1CA Sec. 4: Perfect Alt. 1. HALLIE L. BOYER Chorus 2.3: FHA 2. 3: Horizon Club 1. MICHAEL EUGENE BROCK StuCo 4. Pres. 4; Band 4; Chorus 1. 2. 3: Chorale 2,3; Football Mgr. I : Track 1. 2 . 3 . 4 : B-Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Photo Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Annual 1. 3 3. 4, Editor 3; KSPA 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 4: National Honor Soc. 4: Yearly Honor Roll 1.2. 3.4. VICKIE SUE CALL Band 1. 2. 3: Chorus 1. 2. 3: Chorale 1. 2. 3: Pep Club 1: CCVEP 4; Jr. Play Production: Yearly Honor Roll 1.2.3. MARGARET ANN COCHRAN Chorus 1. 2. 3; Chorale 2. 3; FHA 2. 3: Foreign Lan- guage Club 2; CCVEP 4; DECA 4. DEBORAH LYNN DEITMARING Band 1, 2, 3.4: Chorus I. 2. 3; Chorale 3: Pep Club I. 2. 3: FHA 2. 3; Jr. Play, Sr. Play: Drum Majorette 4; Perfect Attendance 3; National Honor Society 3. 4; Yearly Honor Roll 3: Dramatic Honors 3. 4; One- Act Play Cast 3. 4: JUCO Band 3; One Rating State Music Contest. Singing 3, Flute 4. ANTHONY WESLEY DISTEFANO Band I. 2; Chorus 2, 3: Cross-Country 2: Wrestling 3. 4 ; Track 1: B-Club 4: Wrestling Captain 4: VoTech 4. LAURIE DIANE DOWDALL Chorus 1; Basketball 1 ; Pep Club Letter Girl I; CCVEP 4: Vice-Pres. 4: Jr. Play Production. DENNIS ROGER EBERTH Band 1, 2. 3: Chorus 1, 2; Chorale 1, 2: Football 1 . 2 . 3 . 4 ; Basketball 1. 2. 3 . 4 ; B-Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Vice-Pres. 4: Key Club 2. 3, 4. President 4: Home- coming Attendant 4; Sr. Play; National Honor Soci- ety 3.4; All-League Football Team 2. 3.4. DONALD CLINTON ELKINS Track 1; VoTech 4; AVTS Envoy Group 4: Graphic Arts Representative4: BREEZE 4. MARTIN FLORENCE CCVEP 4. LAURA ANNE GRIMES StuCo Sec.-Treas. 4; Class Sec.-Treas. 1. 2; Basket- ball 2 : Volleyball 1. 2 . 3 . 4 . Captain 4: Track 2; Pep Club 1. 2: JUCO 4; BREEZE 4: Quill and Scroll 4; Sr. Play: Drill Team 2; Top 10% Graduate; National Honor Soc. 3.4: Yearly Honor Roll I. 3. JERRY CARROL GUMM Football 1; Cross-Country 3, 4; Track 1: B-Club 1; Vo-Tech 4. RODNEY GUMM Wrestling 4 . DIANA LYNN HAMBLIN Band I. 2; Chorus 1. 2, 3; Chorale 1. 2. 3; Volleyball Mgr. 2 : Foreign Language Club 3. 4: CCVEP 4; DECA 4. Bronze Medal Winner DF.CA 4: Jr. Play: Annual 4: BREEZE 3. SHERRIE LYNNE HARDWICK Class Sec.-Treas. 4; Band I: Chorus I. 2: Volleyball I . 2 . 3 : Track I . 2 : Pep Club I. 2. 3: CCVEP 4. Treas. 4: Homecoming Attendant 4. AMY BETH HARNDEN Chorus I. 2: Pep Club 1. 2. 3: CCVEP Sec. 4; Home- coming Royalty 4: Jr. Play: GAA 2: Cheerleader 2; Drill Team 1. 2. MICHAEL McGRAW HARNDEN Band I. 2. 3; Chorus 2: Wrestling 3: Track 1; CCVEP 4; Homecoming Attendant 4. CHRIS EDWARD HARVEY Band I. 2. 3; Chorus 2. 4; Track 1: Key Club 2. 3; Vo-Tech 4; VICA Vice-Pres. 4. SANDRA JEAN HEIN Chorus I. 2, 3: Volleyball 2. Mgr. 3 . 4 : Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Attendant 4; Jr. Play: Sr. Play; Sr. Paper: Drill Team I. 2. 3. 4. Capt. 4; Top 10% Graduate; National Honor Soc. 3, 4: Yearly Honor Roll 2. 3; Dramatic Honors 3. 4: One-Act Play 4; DAR Representative 4. KIMBERLY ANNETTE HURLA Chorus 2; Pep Club 2. 3. 4; FHA 2. 3. 4. Treas. 4; Photo Club 4: Foreign Language Club 4: Jr. Play Prod.; BREEZE 3. 4: Perfect Attendance 2: Horizon Club I. MARY KATHLEEN JANCICH StuCo 4: Band I, 2. 3, 4. Band Award 4: Pep Club 3. 4. Treas. 4: FHA 3, 4: Perfect Attendance I. 2: Top 10% Graduate; National Honor Soc. 3. 4: Yearly Honor Roll 1. 2. 3.4. DAVID CHARLES JURANICH StuCo 3. 4: Class Vice-Pres. 4; Football I. 2 . 3 . 4 . Capt. 4; Wrestling 3; Track I. 2. 3: B-Club 2. 3. 4, Sec.-Treas. 4; Key Club 4: Photo Club I. 2, 3. 4. Pres. 4; JUCO 4; Homecoming Attendant 4: Annual 1, 2, 3. 4: BREEZE 2, 3. 4: KSPA 2. 3. 4: Quill and Scroll 4: Top 10% Graduate: National Honor Soc. 3, 4; Yearly Honor Roll 1.3; Kansas Honor Student 4. THOMAS EUGENE KELLY Class Vice-Pres. I; Football I. 2. 3 . 4 : Chorus 2; Basketball 1. 2. 3, 4 : B-Club 3. 4; Key Club 2. 3. 4. Vice-Pres. 4; Foreign Language Club 2; Vo-Tech 4; VICA Pres. 4; Sr. Play. JAMES KLINGLER Vo-Tech 4; Perfect Attendance 1.2. KENNETH PAUL MAGAHA Chorus 3. 4: Chorale 3. 4: Basketball Mgr. I ; Photo Club 3; BREEZE 3. RONALD DEWAYNE MAXWELL. JR. Pep Club 4: Sr. Play; Foreign Language Club 4; Dra- matic Honors 3.4. DONALD LEE McDOWELL. JR. CCVEP 4. TIMOTHY RAY McDOWELL Basketball 1: Track 1. 2.3: CCVEP 4. EDWARD L. McINTOSH Chorus 1: Basketball I. 2:.Track 1.2 : Key Club 2. 3, 4: B-Club 2. 3, 4; Football 2 . 3 . 4 : Wrestling 3: Jr. Play: Vo-Tech 4: CCVEP 4. PAUL W. MEYN. JR. WILLIAM EDWARD MILES Class Vice-Pres. 2: Band I. 2: Football Mgr. I : Bas- ketball 1, 2: Foreign Language Club 3: CCVEP 4; Homecoming Attendant 4. MARK ELLIOTT MILLER NORMA FAYE MOORE FHA 2. 3: Foreign Language Club Pres. 4: Jr. Play Prod.: Sr. Play Prod.: Perfect Attendance I: Spring Hill Tour. Queen Candidate 4: Yearly Honor Roll 1, 2.3.4. PAMELA SUSAN MORRIS Band I. 2. 3.4; Chorus I. 2: Pep Club I: FHA 2; For- eign Language Club 4: Perfect Attendance 3: Yearly Honor Roll 1. 2.3.4. VICKIE JANEEN BRESHEARS MULLENS Transferred 4: Pep Club I: CCVEP 4: DECA 4: Yearly Honor Roll 1. 2. 3: National Honor Business Soc. 3; Logo Award 3. RANDY D. MULLENS Transferred 4: CCVEP 4. MARILEE MICHELE MUSSETT Chorus I. 2: Track I . 2 . 3 : Pep Club I. 2. 3: JUCO 4: Jr. Play Prod.: BREEZE 3. 4: Quill and Scroll 4; KSPA 3: Cheerleader 2. 3: Drill Team I: Yearly Honor Roll 1. RICHARD LEE NELSON. JR. CCVEP 4. JOSEPH B. NICK. JR. Chorus I. 2. 3. 4: Football 2 . 3 : Track 1. 2: Vo- Tech 4: B-Club 2. 3.4. TIMOTHY EUGENE NORTHERN Chorus 2: Football I. 2. 3: Vo-Tech 4: B-Club 1.2.3: VICA Sec. 4: Homecoming Attendant 4. COLLENEJOYCE PANTLE Chorus I. 2. 3; Chorale 2: FHA 2. 3: Foreign Lan- guage Club 4: Photo Club 4: Homecoming Attendant 4: Jr. Play Prod.: Sr. Play Prod.: BREEZE 3. KAREN ANNE IT E POGGEMEYER StuC'o 2. 3: Class Pres. I: Pep Club I. 2. 3: Chorus I. 2: CCVEP Pres. 4: Jr. Play: Sr. Play; Drill Team 2. 3; Perfect Attendance I. 2: National Honor Soc. 3, 4; Yearly Honor Roll I. 2. 3: One-Act Play 4. JOHN L. POUPPIRT StuCo2: Band 1.2.3: Basketball 1.2. 3: Cross-Coun- try 1: Track 1; Vo-Tech 4: VICA Sec. 4. LENA RAGNERSTAM Exchange Student 4: Basketball 4 : Volleyball 4 : Homecoming Attendant 4: Foreign Language Club 4: Chorus 4: Yearly Honor Roll 4. KAREN LYNN RICH Chorus I. 2; Pep Club I; Foreign Language Club 3; JUCO 4: Jr. Play Prod.: BREEZE 4: Drill Team 1. BRIAN LEESASS Basketball I: Wrestling 3 . 4 : Homecoming Attend- ant 4; Annual 4: Senior Paper. JUDITH ANN SCHERER Class Sec.-Treas. 3: Band 1. 2. 3: Chorus 1. 2: Basket- ball I . 2 : Volleyball I . 2 . 3 : CCVEP 4: BREEZE 3: Yearly Honor Roll 1.2. 3: GAA 2. BRAD J. SCHUETZ Photo Club 3: Vo-Tech 4. MARK DOUGLAS SKAGGS Band 1,3: Track 1,2: Vo-Tech Pres. 4. MARK E. SMITH JUCO 4: Sr. Play: Annual 2. 3; BREEZE 2. 3. 4: Quill and Scroll 4. PHILLIP LAYTON SMITH Transferred 4. 34 DAVID LEE SOMMERFELD Class Vice-Pres. 3; Band I. 2; Football 4 ; Basketball I. 2; B-Club 4: Class Sweetheart 3: Key Club 3. 4: Foreign Language Club 3: JUCO 4: National Honor Soc. 4: Jr. Play: Sr. Play: One-Act Play 4. SI IJA STEPPER Exchange Student 4: Chorus 4: Foreign Language Club 4. BRIAN STONER Chorus I: Vo-Tech 4. DANIEL KEVIN STUBLER Band I. 2: Foreign Language Club 3. 4: Top 10% Graduate; National Honor Soc. 4: Yearly Honor Roll 1.2.4; Dramatic Honors 4. JOHN GREGORY THOMAS Football 1. 2 . 3 : Wrestling 3; Track 1. 2: B-Club 2. 3. 4; Vo-Tech 4; VICA Sergeant-Al-Arms 4: Jr. Play. MARILYN GAIL TIMMONS Basketball I . 3 . 4 : Volleyball I. 2; Foreign Lan- guage Club 3: BREEZE 3. 4: KSPA 3: Quill and Scroll 4; Dramatic Honors 3: One-Act Play 3; Jr. Play: GAA 1. 3.4: Shorthand Award 3. TIMOTHY WILLIAM TRIEB Band I. 2. 3: Chorus I. 2: Track I. 2 . 3 : B-Club 2. 3. 4: Chess Club 1; Vo-Tecb 4: VICA Envoy Pres. 4; Sr. Play; Basketball I. 2 . 3 . 4 : All-Kansas City Area First Team 4: All-Leavenworth First Team 4; All-League First Team 4; All-State Honorable Men- tion 4: Class Sweetheart 4; Homecoming Attendant 4. CYNTHIA DAWN TROWBRIDGE Band I: Chorus I; Pep Club 1: Perfect Attendance 3. 4: Top 10% Graduate: National Honor Soc. 3. 4: Yearly Honor Roll I. 2. 3. 4: Dramatic Honors 4. STEPHEN WAYNE TUTTLE Band I. 2. 3: CCVEP4: Yearly Honor Roll I. 2.3. STEPHANIE ELIZABETH URKEVICH Volleyball 2. Mgr. 3 : Track 2 . 3 . 4: FHA 3: Photo Club 4: Homecoming Attendant 4: Jr. Play Prod.: Sr. Play: GAA 3: Transferred 2. MARY VESEL ROBERTS Volleyball 2 : JUCO 4: GAA 2: Foreign Language Club 3. MARK STEVEN WEAVER CCVEP 4. ALLISON JANE WILEY StuCo I: Class Pres. 1.2: Band 1.2.3: Pep Club 1.2: FHA 3; CCVEP 4: Homecoming Royalty 4: Perfect Attendance 2; Yearly Honor Roll 1. 2. 3: Class Sweetheart 3; Dramatic Honors. KURT WAYNE YOUNG Class Pres. 4: Band I. 2: Chorus 1. 2: Football I. 2: Basketball I: CCVEP 4: Homecoming Attendant 4: Jr. Play. SUSAN MICHELE ZIMMERMAN Band I. 2. 3: Basketball 2 . 3 : Volleyball 2 . 3 . 4 ; Pep Club 2: Foreign Language Club 3: Jr. Play; Sr. Play; One-Act Play 3. 4: Dramatic Honors 2. 3. 4: Annual 3. 4: BREEZE 3. 4; Editor 3. 4: KSPA 3. 4; Quill and Scroll 4: National Honor Soc. 4: Yearly Honor Roll I. 2. 3; Class Sweetheart 4: PS AT Letter of Commendation 3: GAA 2. 3. 4; Typing Award 2: NCTE Finalist 3: Who’s .Who Among American High School Students 4: Homecoming Queen 4; Kansas State Scholar 4. 35 Graduation Upper r: Dana Adcock leads the senior procession. Middle I: Carla Knoche and Craig Carter, juniors, begin the procession to form the archway for the seniors. Middle r: Three foreign exchange students graduated from BHS this year: Martha Reiss. Silja Stepper and Lena Ragnerstam. Bottom . Dr. Stansberry presents David Juranich with the Ward Kiester Scholarship Award. Bottom r: The top M of the senior class are: Dan Stubler. David Sommerfeld, David Jura- nich. Laura Grimes. Mary Jancich. Cynthia Trowbridge and Sandra Hein. 36 JUNIORS What is the value of solitude? — of peace, of light, of silence? What is the cost of freedom? Nancy Newhall Terry Abell The Junior Class officers are: secretary-treasurer Dee Ann Schaefer, vice-president Judy Bates, president Jack Kelly. Laura Aldridge Paula Allison John Amrein James Baker Roger Barber Mark Barron Judy Bates Randy Bates The Junior Play cast ventures back to the 1960 s as Dennis Lindsay shows by wearing his sleeves rolled up and his hair greased back. 38 Mark Batesel Susan Billings Doug Brulja Kelly Budy Craig Carter Jo Ellen Charles Mark Clark Debbie Coats Carolyn Coble Lynne Conn John Cox Danette DeMaranville Barbara Finley Michelle Foust Wayne Fox Rocky Giddings Leslie Grimes Kristina Haney Donnie Henry Steve Herschell Dennis Hiatt 39 Rick High ley Mark Hoegler Sandra Jacobs Kenny Johnson David Jons Jack Kelly Terry Kemler Carla Knoche Beth Kreutzer Richard Lewailen Dennis Lindsay Ken Magaha Cindy Mance Dennis McClurg Steve Mellott Chris Meyer Skipper Meyer Paul Meyn Jean Miller Kathy Miller Deena Moser 40 Susie Moses Rhonda Nelson Janine Northern Randal Peterson Debbie Phelps Kenny Porter Debbie Rumsey Regina Russell Dee Ann Schaefer Sandra Scherer Mark Schuetz De Anna Shaumeyer Participating in the FHA watermelon feed are Juniors, Sandra Scherer and Natalie Wrob- lewski. Vic Shoemake Carolyn Shore Mike Simpson Greg Swope Todd Taylor 41 Jewell Tinsley Gordon Vickers The Basehor High School Pep Club and Band showing spirit and enthusiasm at a home football game. David White Ed Williams (not pictured) Jack Williams Joe Williams Robin Williams Tammy Wilson Natalie Wroblewski Gayle Zaloz Libby Lorance Tony Lowe The Junior Home Economics class, taught by Miss Westeihouse, learns pointers on sewing linings in jackets. 42 SOPHOMORES Every part of nature teaches that the passing away of one life is the making room for another. The oak dies down to the ground, leaving within its rind a rich virgin mould, which will impart a vigorous life to an infant forest. David Thoreau Gerald Baker Mark Baska Susan Bates Chuck Belben (not pictured) Dale Bell Janice Breuer Jim Breuer John Breuer John Brewer Julie Brooks Norman Brooks Angie Brown Jerry Brown Laurie Brunsky Cindy Budy Kim Christoff 44 Sophomore class officers are: Jim Breuer. President, Susan Bates. Vice-President, Janice Breuer. Secretary-Treasurer. Tony Craig Beth Ann Davoren John Dyster Jane Eyerly John Fields Pete Fischer Jeff Fisher Ted Fore Lynn Fortney Charley Fowler (not pictured) Steve Frey Lisa Garrison Daryl Harrison (not pictured) Patti Hein Kathy Hobbs Liz Hodges Ed Hoegler Sherry Hoffman Gary Husky Ann Jancich Bill Kibler John Klingler Gaylen Knapp 45 Julie Miller shouts for victory! John Landauer Keith Livingston Mark Meyer Connie Milbourn Jane Miles Steve Miles Jim Miller Julie Miller Terry Morsach 46 Julie Miller and John Breuer seem to be enjoying the game. Patrick McClure Randy McDowell Jeannine McKenzie Doug Neu Kathy Nutsch Gerald Peterson Mike Peterson Vickie Porth Judy Riley Mark Roberts Mark Sanchez Shirlene Saragusa Linda Schaefer Jeff Scherer Tony Schuetz Ronnie Shirey David Smith Doug Sommerfeld David Stoner Candy Stuart Pam Tatro 47 Julie Taylor Sandra Terry Jeff Theno Kim Treas Steve Trieb Sheila Walta DeRecia Wetherton Michael White David Wilderson Carol Williams Leon Wright Paula Wright Jason Wroblewski David Young David Zaloz 48 Remember those days when we skipped class to do some work on the football field. FRESHMEN I am the Poem of the Earth, said the voice of the rain, Eternal I rise impalpable out of the bottomless sea. Walt Whitman Alan Adcock Joe Angell Liz Barlow Pam Blankenship I Valerie Blasche Lori Brandt Glenn Breuer Teresa Brock Sherry Brooks Lori Brown Debbie Bryan Anne Carter Tim Christoff Mark Coble Melinda Cochran Richard Cronn 50 Freshman Cheerleaders cheer at game. Band practicing for halftime. (Brenda Kitchen, Pam Blankenship. Juli Williams, Julie Trout). (Brenda Kitchen, Carolyn Shore, Juli Williams. Leigh Ann Eberth). Mike Degraeve Billy Devosha Ty Dunning Tammy Dyster Leigh Ann Eberth Teresa Elliott David Finley Mitchel Foust Janis Fox Julie Frey Lisa Goens Tony Gumm June Head Bill Hensley John Hobbs Kim Hoffman 51 Scott Inlow Kevin Inman Bill Kendrick Scott Kennedy (not pictured) Brenda Kitchen Jim Kincaid Darrell Lewallen (not pictured) Mike Magaha Susan Matus Delbert Maxwell Students wait to pick up the mums they have ordered. Yolonda Me Anally Donald McIntosh Lee Milbourn Gloria Miller 52 Julie Miller Ross Moody Kelli Moser Scott Neas 53 Shelly Rosche Steve Schriver Steve Smith Chris Spielman (not pictured) Renee Stolfus Susan Stoner Toby Taylor Jeff Theno Steve Tripp Julie Trout Brent Weaver Doug Wiley Juli Williams Sabrina Williams Janet Witten Jeff Young 54 Oops! Billy Devosha can't seem to find the balloon. Sherry Brooks goes in for another two. ORGANIZATIONS You shall enter the living shelter of the forest. You shall walk where only the wind has walked before. Nancy Newhall Pep Club This year Pep Club was under the direction of two sponsors. The first semester was sponsored by Miss Sandra Gil. In January Mr. Bob Mendelsohn came in charge and did a really fine job. The Pep Club finally started to get things rolling again. On January 20 the Pep Club sponsored a mixer after the Bobcats beat Piper in bas- ketball. March was a planning month for Pep Club. For instance, planning fund-raising projects, the Athletic Banquet, uniform selection, and next year's cheerleaders were just a few of the topics discussed. A Sadie Hawkins dance was held April 1 and cheerleading tryouts were April 24 and 26. The Athletic Banquet, which is the last big project for Pep Club, was Thursday, May 11. The executive board of Pep Club this year includes Sherry Brooks. Tammy Wilson. Kim Christoff. Libby Lorance. Mary Jancich, Linda Schaefer and Lynne Conn. Running through for a victory is senior. Byron Allison. Pep Club Officers: Linda Schaefer. Mary Jancich and Lynne Conn. Members of Pep Club Top row — L to R are: Jeanine Porth. Julie Miller. Lori Brandt. Sabrina Williams. Dwayne Max- well. Janet Witten. Kim Christoff. Dan- ette DeMaranville. 2nd Row: Linda Schaefer. Lynne Conn. Carolyn Shore. Kristina Haney. Lisa Goens. Leigh Ann Eberth. Ann Carter. Barbara Finley. 3rd Row Robin Williams. Sandra Scherer. Susan Moses. Liz Barlow. Shelly Roschc. Tammy Oyster. Mary Jancich. Kim Nuria. Mr. Mendelsohn, the sponsor. 4th Row Pam Blankenship. Juli Williams. Brenda Kitchen. Julie Trout. 5th Row: Kelli Moser. Tammy Wilson. Paula Alli- son. Libby Lorance. and Lisa Garrison. 56 The cheerleaders have a technique for ending cheers with style. 57 Up with Bobcat Pride! Cheer- leaders This year's cheerleaders went to camp July 17-25 at Kansas Univer- sity. They came home with red, white, and blue ribbons. They par- ticipated in the Tonganoxie Fair and Basehor Days, working in a dunking booth. During the year, the cheer- leaders put on pep rallies and cheered at football and basketball games, and sponsored a Gong Show and spirit week during Regionals. The varsity cheerleaders arc: Top right. Top row: Paula Allison. Lisa Garrison. Libby Lor- ance. Bottom row: Tammy Wilson. JV Cheer- leaders are: Bottom left. Top: Pam Blanken- ship. Mid.: Julie Trout. Bottom: Julie Wil- liams. Brenda Kitchen. Bottom right: Julie Brooks. Sherrie Brooks was not available for the picture with the JV cheerleaders. 58 Drill Team This year the Drill Team is under a new sponsor. Mrs. Gail Brimhall. They have performed at all home varsity basketball games. Home- coming football game, and two pep rallies. For their fund-raising pro- jects they sold M M’s. bobcat but- tons. magic soap, and corsages at the parents night football game. They bought new two color, green and gold gloves with the money they raised. They also hosted a perform- ance for the drill teams from some of the other area high schools. Upper lefl and middle left show the drill team performing at halftime. Lower left shows drill team members: Back row. Michelle Foust. Judy Bates. Janine Northern. Sherry Hoff- man. DeeAnn Schaefer. De Shaumeyer. Front row: Carla Knochc. Leslie Grimes. Susan Moses. Sandy Hein. Lynne Conn, and Julie Miller. 59 Pictured above is the Annual Staff. From left to right is Paula Allison. Mike Brock. Susan Zimmerman. David Juranich. Keith Livingston. Gaylen Knapp. Paula Wright. Mark Meyer. Tammy Wilson. Carolyn Shore. Jack Kelly, and Lynne Conn. These members are not pictured: Dana Adcock. Brian Sass. Diana Hamblin. Lisa Goens. and Julie Williams. Annual Staff To raise money for the yearbook, the Annual Staff sold ads and notepads. The Annual Staff attended several workshops in Atchi- son, Ks. and at Kansas University. Those attending at the KSPA Regionals were: Mrs. Kuhn, sponsor: Dana Adcock, theme development and copy writing; Carolyn Shore, cutline writing and layout of a double-page spread: Mike Brock, cutline writing and photography; Susan Zimmerman, copy writing and David Juranich, photography. Stale contest finalists are left to right: Mike Brock. Susan Zimmer- man. and David Juranich. 60 Shown above is ihe News Writing class. Top row: Mrs. Anderson, sponsor: Laura Grimes. David Juranich. Susan Zimmerman. Carolyn Coble. Carla Knoche. Tammy Wilson. Bottom row: Dee Ann Schaefer. Rhonda Nelson. Laura Aldridge. Skip Meyer, and David Jons. Mark Batesel. Deena Moser. Sandy Jacobs. Beth Kreutzer and Lisa Goens with photography. (not pictured) Shown above is the News Production class: L to R: Mrs. Anderson, sponsor: Karen Rich. David Juranich. Marilee Mussett. Marilyn Timmons. Mark Smith. Lynne Coon, and Kim Hurla. Breeze Staff The News Production and the News Writing classes are responsible for finding information that goes into the BREEZE. Students that partici- pated in the Regional KSPA (Kansas Scholastic Press Association) con- test February 3 at Kansas University in Lawrence were DeeAnn Schae- fer. Sandy Jacobs. Carolyn Coble, Susan Zimmerman. David Juranich. and Tammy Wilson. Many students work hours with this machine to publish the BREEZE as shown here with Karen Rich. 61 Photography Club members photographed left to right: Sandra Jacobs. Lena Ragnerslam. Silja Stepper. Kim Hurla. Lori Brandt. Tammy Wilson. Kim Hoffman. Mark Meyer. Chris Meyer. James Baker. John Amrein. David Juranich. Mike Brock, and Gaylen Knapp. Members not pictured include Norma Moore. Jeff Scherer. Stephanie Urkevich. Collcne Pantle. Danette DeMaranville. Susan Bates, and Patrick McClure. During one club session David Juranich demonstrates the enlarger. Photo Club Club members Mark Meyer. Silja Stepper. Gaylen Knapp. David Juranich. Danette DeMaranville. Kim Hurla. Stephanie Urkevich and Mrs. Anderson pose in front of the Christmas tree. The 1977-1978 Photo Club, now in its fourth year — beginning in the 1974-1975 year, has excelled a great deal. A furnished darkroom has been added to the club in this 1977-1978 year. A contribution of $500 had been awarded to the club in 1976-1977 by Mrs. Wadlinger, a former graduate of Basehor High School and editor of the Basehor Breeze. David Juranich. an influential member, has also helped a great deal in the ordering and receiving the equipment necessary for the darkroom. The first prints produced by the darkroom were released in December of 1977. 62 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA FHA In September FHA put on a watermelon feed to get girls together. Debbie Bryan took 1st in the poster contest (upper left) at the district meeting in Effingham. DeeAnn Schaefer was elected 2nd Vice President for the District E-East (upper right). In October they had a charity drive for the March of Dimes. In April they attended the state meeting. Debbie Bryan and Janet Witten were awarded the Junior Degree in FHA in May. Also in May, the top 10 point workers went to Silver Dollar City for the weekend. Members of FHA Bottom left are: Top row — L to R Debbie Bryan. Janet Witten. Debbie Phelps. Jewell Tinsley. Natalie Wroblewski. Mid row: Carolyn Coble. Mary Jancich. Lisa Gar- rison. Jane Eyerly. Dana Adcock. Bottom row: DeeAnn Schae- fer. De Shaumeyer. Leslie Grimes. Susan Moses. Kim Hurla. Sandra Scherer. Miss Westerhouse sponsor. Officers for FHA are: Pres. DeeAnn Schaefer. V. Pres. De Shaumeyer. Sec. Leslie Grimes. Treas. Kim Hurla. Song leader — Dana Adcock. Hist. Susan Moses. 63 Student Council Every year Student Council spon- sors the Homecoming Dance, which was on Sat., Oct. 1, 1977. They spon- sored a Christmas movie called Robin and the 7 Hoods. Mike Brock, Mary Jancich, Sandra Scherer, Jack Kelly, and Paula Alli- son went to the District meeting at Baldwin, Jan. 8. All during basket- ball season Student Council pro- vided the concession stand for the home games; they also purchased the candy machine for all BHS stu- dents. Members of Student Council Bottom picture are: Top row — L to R: Keith Livingston. David Juranich. Jeff Young, Sandra Scherer. Jack Kelly. Cindy Budy. Mary Jancich, Yolonda Me Anally. Bottom row: Mr. Pierce — sponsor. Laura Grimes. Mike Brock. Paula Allison. Officers this year are: Pres. Mike Brock; V. Pres. Paula Allison; Sec.-Treas. Laura Grimes; Senior Rep., Mary Jancich. David Juranich; Junior Rep.. Jack Kelly, Sandra Scherer; Soph. Rep., Cindy Budy, Keith Liv- ingston; Fresh. Rep., Jeff Young. Yolonda McAnally. 64 Key Club Top picture: Back row: Byron Allison. Dennis Eberth. 3rd row: James Baker. Gordon Vickers. Mark Batesel. David Juranich. Kenny Johnson. Jackie Wil- liams. Jack Kelly. 2nd row: Chris Meyer. David Wilderson. Randal Peterson. Dennis McClurg. Don Henry. Skipper Meyer. Kenny Porter. Bottom row: Mr. Johnson — sponsor. Ted Fore. Jeff Theno. John Brewer. Doug Sommerfeld. John Cox. Bottom picture: Key-Club Officers are: Byron Allison — Sec.. Tom Kelly — V. Pres.. Dennis Eberth — Pres. 65 B-Club Top picture: Back row: Jerry Layton sponsor. Kenny Johnson. Dar- rell Lewalien. John Breuer. David Juramch. Brian Sass. David Sommerfeld. Tony Distefano. Dennis Eberth. Byron Allison. Tim Trieb. Dennis McClurg. Dennis Lindsay. David Wilderson. Steve Trieb. Kenny Porter. Doug Neu. Jim Breuer. Randal Peterson. Front row: Jack Kelly. Mike Brock. John Cox. Craig Carter. Don Henry. Mark Baska. Tom Kelly. David Jons. Steve Herschell. Jackie Williams. Jerry Gumm. Mid Picture: B-C ub Officers: David Juramch Sec.. Dennis Eberth — V.Pres.. Byron Allison Pres. Bottom picture: Members on lop of roof shoveling snow to raise money' for the club are: John Cox. Craig Carter. Glenn Breuer. John Breuer. and Steve Herschell. 66 Foreign Language Club Top picture: Back row: Connie Milbourn. Sherrie Hoffman. Dan Stuhler. Kris Haney. Mark Batesel. Michelle Foust. Leslie Grimes, Judy Bates. Mark Baska. Susan Zimmer- man. Julie Brooks. DeRecia Weatherton. Lynn Fortney. Ann Jancich. Robin Williams. Sandra Scherer. Carla Knoche. Tammy Wilson. Cindy Mance. Mary Jancich. Pam Morris. Silja Stepper. Colleen Pantle. Kim Hurla. Jeannme McKenzie. Mr. Cope. Sponsor. Julie Miller. Ste- phanie Urkevich. Norma Moore. Officers for Foreign Lum- xuaxe Club are: Pres. — Norma Moore. V.Pres. Sheila Walta. Sec. — Julie Miller. Treas. — Stephanie Urkevich. Bottom picture: The Activity Committee are: Collene Pan- tie. Vic Shoemake. Paula Wright. Sherry Hoffman Chair- man. 67 Honor Society This year's National Honor Society members are: Back row: Skip Meyer. Mike Brock. Don Henry. Mark Smith. David Sommerfeld. Byron Allison. Dennis Eberth. David Juranich. Dan Stubler. 2nd row: Susan Moses. Michelle Foust. Sandy Hein, Laura Grimes. Karen Poggemeyer. Susan Zimmerman. Front row: Robin Williams. Sandra Scherer. Carolyn Shore. Cindy Trowbridge. Mary Jancich and Deb- bie Dei tmaring fray? left). Quill and Scroll 68 Quill and Scroll members for 1978 are: Dana Adcock. Susan Zimmerman. Marilee Mussett. Mike Brock. Marilyn Timmons. David Jura- nich. and Laura Grimes. ATHLETICS In this fresh evening each blade and leaf looks as if it had been dipped in an icy liquid greenness. David Thoreau Volleyball Volleyball season “77 was a good one for the Lady Bobcats with the Cats placing fifth in the Spring Hill tournament. The Lady Cats gained experience and expanded their knowledge of the game, which can be used in the upcoming year. Lower left: Lena and Laura discuss team strategy. Upper right: Var- sity team: L. Grimes. S. Hein. C. Bell. S. Hoffman. S. Zimmerman. D. Schaefer. C. Milbourn. and Coach Brimhall. Not pictured: Lena Ragnerstam. Upper left: In an away game. Patty sends the hall into the enemy's court while Laura hacks her up. Lower right: Junior Varsit Front row: J. Trout, P. Blankenship. K. Nutsch. Back row: S. Brooks. J. Brooks, and C. Pierce. 70 Upper left: Varsity squad: LioR J. Miller. K. Nulsch. S. Hoffman. J. McKenzie. J. Brooks. S. Billings. L. Brunsky. D. DeMaranville. mgr. Not pictured: Marilyn Timmons. Upper right: Marilyn strug- gles for a rebound while Jeannine looks on. Mid.. Left: Coach Schreiner speaks words of wisdom as team members listen intently. Mid.. Right: Junior Varsity: L lo R Mrs. Gail Brimhall. K. Hoff- man. L. Brown. J. Brooks. S. Brooks. J. McKenzie. K. Haney. A. Carter. D. Welherton. D. DeMaranville. Lower left: Team mem- bers in an excited frenzy after the big victory. Girl’s Basketball The Basehor Lady Bobcats, now in the second year of their rebuilding program, closed out another unsuc- cessful season with a 1-15 record. However, as far as learning and attitude was con- cerned. it was a very successful season. The junior varsity squad finished a fine season with a 6-6 record. Mrs. Gail Brimhall coached during the first of the season and was replaced by Jack Schreiner at mid- season, who finished out the year. Individual team awards are as follows: Most Valua- ble Player and Team Captain. Marilyn Timmons: Most Inspirational, Sherry Hoffman: Most Improved. Lena Ragnerstam: and Most Aggressive. Linda Schaefer. 71 Football This year the Bobcats ended up with a winning record, although the sta- tistics show we came close to win- ning every game. The team stats, are total points scored 134. Opp. 157; Average pts. per game 14.9, Opp. 17.4; total yards rushing 1.003, Opp. 1.008; Average per game 111.4. Opp. 112.0; Total yards passing 987. Opp. 502: Average per game 109.7, Opp. 55.8. At the end of the year the cats took a vote to see who would win team honors for this year. They are Tom Kelly, Most Valuable; Dave Jura- nich. Most Inspirational; and Most Animal, John Breuer. The Most Dedicated from each class are Dave Juranich. Sr., Jack Williams. Jr., Doug Neu. So., and Steve Tripp, Fr. John Breuer was the only Bobcat to represent Basehor in the All League Honors by winning Honorable Mention. si row — L to R: Asst. Coach Art Wells. E. McIntosh. T. Kelly. D. Juranich. D. Sommerfeld. B. Allison. J. Gumm. Head Coach J. Layton. 2nd row Asst. Coach D. Zumwalt. J. Miller. C. Carter. D. Lindsay. T. Lowe. R Peterson. J. Williams. J. Kelly. 3rd row: J. Breuer. D. Smith. M Baska. C. Belben. D. Neu. T. Fore. S. Frey. 4th row: J. Kincaid. S. Ness. M. Coble. D Wiley. G. Breuer. B Kendrick. J. Breuer. Back row: R. Cronn. D. Finley. L. Milbourn. J. Young. S. Tripp. S. Smith. Seniors, L to R: J. Gumm. T. Kelly. D. Eberth. D. Sommerfeld. D. Juranich. B. Allison. Not pictured: E. Mc I ntosh. 72 Opponent Basehor Louisburg....................................0 6 Wellsville..................................27 7 Tonganoxie..................................32 18 Baldwin.....................................38 20 Spring Hill..................................0 20 Piper.......................................14 20 Eudora......................................12 14 Santa Fe.....................................6 14 Blue Valley.................................22 14 Upper left: Craig Carter, who led the team in rushing, shows his running ability. Mid- dle left: Byron Allison makes a spectacu- lar catch. Middle: Dennis Eberth talking with Coach Layton. Lower left: The Bob- cats after a big victory. Lower right: Den- nis Lindsay trying to gain more yardage. 73 Boys’ Basketball — Varsity This year the Bobcats rounded out the season with a winning record of 14 and 7. Once again the Bobcats were entered in the Spring Hill and Regional tourna- ments. We placed 7th at Spring Hill and were knocked out of any Sub-State hopes in the first regional game against Silver Lake. Some of the outstanding players of the year were Tim Trieb. who rounded out the yearly honors at All League: Honorable Mention 2A State. Area Kansas City Team, and Area Leavenworth Team; and Byron Allison, who was picked on the all tournament team down at Spring Hill. Bobcats leap for joy! From roa. C. Carter. D. Henry. S. Mellott. T. Kelly. Mgr. D. Lewallen. Back row: Coach R. Johnson. J Brcuer. D. McClurg. T. Fore. T. Trieb. B. Allison. J. Cox. D. Sommerfeld. D. Eberth. 74 Tim going up for two. while Byron gets ready for the rebound. Tim fights for the ball, as Tom. John, and Byron look on. Opponent Basehor Desoto.....................................43. 58 Tonganoxie.................................41.62 Baldwin....................................49.71 Louisburg .................................44.55 Lansing....................................50.51 Eudora.....................................47. 56 Spring Hill................................56. 58 Blue Valley ...............................71.57 Immaculata.................................50.47 Piper......................................45. 55 St. Joe — Shawnee..........................60. 69 Eudora.....................................52. 53 Eudora.....................................57. 56 Paola .....................................69. 57 St. Joe — Shawnee..........................43. 58 Wellsville.................................61.57 Baldwin....................................60. 52 Piper......................................57. 67 Santa Fe...................................46. 64 Wellsville.................................41. 56 Silver Lake................................49. 57 Don driving for a score against Louisburg. 75 Jr. Varsity Opponent Basehor Desoto 32.54 Tongi 56. 32 Baldwin 30, 20 Louisburg 46.37 Lansing 45.40 Eudora 40.56 Spring Hill 51.43 Blue Valley .... 59. 37 Immaculata.... 57, 30 Piper 41.34 St. Joe 60.52 Eudora 55. 46 Wellsville 56.44 Baldwin 54. 35 Piper 36.43 Santa Fe 35.45 G. Peterson. S. Mellott, D. Lewallen. D. Sommerfeld. J. Breuer. T. Fore. D. McClurg. J. Brcucr. C. Carter. S. Meyer. G. Baker, D. Young. Kneeling: Coach Layton. Mgr. D. Lewallen. Freshmen Opponent Basehor Lansing.......................52. 59 Louisburg.....................28. 57 Savior (B).....................9, 21 Savior (A)..................14.49 Spring Hill ................45.57 Tongi.........................42, 49 Blue Valley.................62,30 Lansing.....................34,44 Piper.........................36, 34 St. Joe.....................50.62 Eudora .....................47.52 Savior (B)..................17,63 Savior (A)..................41.45 Piper.......................41,42 Wellsville .................64.60 Baldwin.......................43, 39 Baldwin.......................37, 39 Desoto........................49, 44 Gardner ....................30,34 Santa Fe....................36,40 Pleasant Ridge................66. 30 Blue Valley.................43.46 Back row: G. Breuer. R. Cronn. J. Kincaid. S. Kennedy. M. Inman. T. Taylor. Coach S. Ludwig. Front row: S. Tripp. R. Moody. N. Coble. M. Foust. J. Hobbs. 76 Sieve Trieb pinned Twist of Linwood. Dave Jons working on another victim. Wrestling This year the Basehor grapplers ended the year with a pretty good record with 7 wins and 9 losses. Many outstanding wrestlers contributed to all the victories. A few of this year’s best wrestlers were Ken Johnson, Steve Trieb. Brian Sass, David Jons. Jack Williams, and Tony Lowe. At the end of the year the team voted many awards to be given to the best wrestlers. They are as follows: Most Valuable. Ken Johnson: Most Muscles. Brian Sass: Most Dedicated. Jack Williams: Most Injuries. Tony Distefano; and The Most Exciting Win, Steve Trieb. The winner of the coveted Hot Dog went to Tony Lowe. Once again the Cats were represented at state with two of our best wrestlers. Steve Trieb made the trip to Beloit by placing 4th at regionals. This happened to be Steve’s first year so we're really looking forward to next year. Ken Johnson, on the other hand, made it to state for his second year in a row by placing 4th. Both wrestlers gave their utmost effort at state com- petition. but unfortunately they both came up short of placing. Ken Johnson being congratulated by the team after another vic- tory. Ken saw this quite a bit because he hardly ever lost. Brian Sass working hard for a pin against Piper. 77 1 he 1978 (rack leam members are: Back row: Sieve Herschell. Mike Brock. Byron Allison. Glenn Breuer. Jason Wroblewski. John Hobbs, their coach. Mr. Johnson. From row: Kevin Inman. Jim Breuer. Jerry Gumm. Don Henry. Craig Carter. Boys’ Track Members of the 440-yard relay team are: Steve Herschell. Byron Allison, Mike Brock. Kevin Inman. They were also the only participants to represent the Bobcats at state relays. Three times this year this team broke the school record with a time of 45.6. This was achieved at the regional track meet at Belleville, Kansas. Steve Herschell also competed at the Regional and State relays pole vault- ing. At the first of the year. Steve medaled at the K.U. relays with a vault of 2'9 78 Head Coach Richard Johnson and Asst. Dave Pierce give some last minute instructions to Craig Carter, while Jim Breuer tries to explain why he’s not throwing the javelin. Below: Byron Allison sprinting out another race at the Eudora league meet. Byron placed in every hurdle race and contributed to the success of the relay team. Voted the Athlete of the Year. Byron has been on the track team for four years and contributed to the success of the team. Above: Steve Herschell trying to set another record. Steve's best ever was when he went 13'I at the Bobcat Relays. Below: Craig Carter trying to make another opening height. It was another long year for Craig, but he gained a lot of valuable experience. 79 Girls’ Track New school records set in the track events marked the 1978 Lady Bob- cats’ track season as a successful one. Sherry Brooks clinched the new school record in the high jump with a leap of 5'4 , which broke the old record of 4'8 set in 1975. Brooks now holds the Jay hawk League record in the high jump. Another bright spot on the team was Kim Hoffman who captured the school's 880 yard relay record with a timing of 2:35. which broke the 1973 record of 2:42.7. Coach Gail Brimhall described the eight member squad as young and inexperienced but the girls will do much better since they have some good experience behind them. Up . Record holder. S. Brooks, going for the winning jump. Up r: The Lady Bobcats are: Top row: S. Brooks. S. Billings, mgr: J. Trout. K. Hoffman. Coach G. Brimhall. Bottom row: B. Kitchen. L. Grimes. C. Shore, and L. Garrison. Mid. : L. Grimes concentrating on the big race. Mid r: J. Trout stretching for added inches. Bottom r: C. Shore in blocks while S. Billings looks on. ACTIVITIES It is true, I never assisted the sun materially in its rising; but, doubt not, it was of the last importance only to be present at it. David Thoreau Homecoming The evening of September 30 started off with the Parade at 6:30, followed by the game at 7:30. where the Bobcats took on the Baldwin Bulldogs. The half-time ceremony included the Basehor band and drill team performing, the crowning of the Queen and Princesses, and the ball dedication and a moment of silence for Danny Tripp and his family. The Basehor Bobcats were defeated by the Baldwin Bulldogs by a score of 20-38. The Homecoming Dance, which was held the follow- ing night, was entertained by “Redwood.” Top right: Queen Susan Zimmerman and escort to the game Tim Trieb. Bottom left: The dedication of the Wetlsville game ball given to Steve Tripp and family by Co-Captain's Dennis Eberth and David Juranich in honor and remembrance of Danny Tripp. Bot- tom right: Queen Susan Zimmerman and her princesses Amy Hamden and Allison Wiley. 82 Top: Queen Bearers Sandy Hein and Sherrie Hardwick, and 1976 Queen Marcia Hum. Middle Prin- cess Bearers left to right: Stepha- nie Urkevich and Collcne Pantle. Crown Bearers. Norma Moore and Lena Ragnerstam. Flower Bearers. Bottom left: The hand “Redwood” performed at the Homecoming Dance the night following the game. Bottom right: Students enjoying the music provided by Redwood. 83 Junior Play What ever happened to Andy and Nancy? Most people say it was just an ordinary thing. Something that happens to all of us — the first time we fall in love. All the little things that happened which are so impor- tant — like wondering if he’ll call again — wondering what will hap- pen on the first date — our ring — the smell of popcorn — all those wonderful moments that change your whole life. The Junior Play this year portrayed the feelings and events of first love in their presentation of “We Were Young That Year. The play was performed November 18. 1977. under the direction of Mrs. Marlene Dillard. 84 At the drive-in with Dunnie. Nancy. Andy, and Leona. Aunt Sally receives a phone call. Is Tony and Judy getting serious about the play or each other? Cast Nancy Dee Ann Schaefer Aunt Sally — Susan Billings Andy — Jack Kelly Marsha Dee Anna Shaumeyer Betsy — Paula Allison Krnie — Tony Lowe Dunnie— Mark Barron Patsy — Libby Lorance Hudson Dennis Lindsay Llsie — Kristina Haney Leona — Tammy Wilson Prudy — Judy Bates Steve Dennis McCIurg Larry —Craig Carter Carol — Janine Northern Women who frown — Tammy Wil- son and Kristina Haney 83 Elsie doesn't think much of the movie, but Leona does. Speech Top: Debbie Dietmaring and Sandy Hein did an improvised duet. They received a 2 at League, a 1 at Regional and a I at state competition. Middle: Kathy Hobbs and Libby Lorancc (not pictured) received a 2 rating on their improvised duet at regional. Kim Chris- toff received a 2 on her prose at League. And Dana Adcock received a 2 rating on her prose and poetry at regional and league competition. Bottom: One act Play received a 2 rating at regional; the cast of “Apollo of Bellac are: Tony Lowe, David Sommerfeld. Susan Zimmerman. Craig Carter. Karen Poggemeyer. Brian Sass. Sandy Hein, and Debbie Dietmaring. Alot pictured: D Wayne Maxwell received a 2 rating on his oration at Regional com- petition. f 86 Vocal Music A 3 rating was given to the girls’ choir at State. Members are: Silting: John Fields, accompanist. Front row: Kathy Miller. Shelly Rosche. Yolanda McAnally. Jeanna Northern. Kris Haney. Janine Northern. Barbara Finey. Jcanine Porth and Julie Miller. Back row: Sherry Brooks. Lori Brandt. Janis Fox. Kelli Moser. Teresa Brock. Jean Miller. Kelly Budy. Martha Reiss. Gayle Zaloz. Debbie Coats. Not pictured: Anne Carter and June Head. Mixed Chorus received a 4 at State competition. Members: Sitting: Barbara Finley, accompanist. Front row: Judy Riley. Kathy Riley. Kathy Miller. Tammy Wilson. Sabrina Williams. Julie Taylor, Susan Matus. Julie Miller. Tammy Dyster, Steve Smith. Richard Cronn. Tony Schuetz. David Finley. Jeff Young. Back row: Mr. Anton Zouplna. vocal music teacher. Mike Simpson. Ken Magaha. Chris Harvey. Joe Nick. Brent Weaver. Susan Bates. Ross Moody. Julie Brooks. DcRecia Wctherton. Bill Hensley . Mike Magaha. Toby Taylor. Not pictured Chris Reavis and Mark Roberts. 87 The band received a I rating at Slate competition and a 2 rating at League. Band Members: Front row: Leigh Ann F.berth. Juli Williams. Brenda Kitchen. Jane Eyerly. Pam Morris. Bar- bara Finley and Debbie Detmaring. Middle row: Sandra Scherer. Ann Jancich. Kim Christoff. Liz Hodge. Robin Williams. Anne Carter. Michelle Foust. Tim Christoff. Billy Devosha. Gay- len Knapp. Mary Jancich and Laurie Brunsky. Back row: Lori Brandt. Susan Stoner. Mike Magaha. Ross Moody. Alan Adcock. Delbert Maxwell. Jeff Fisher. Kevin Inman. Steve Miles. David Finley. Doug Wiley. Dennis McClurg. Chris Meyer. Gerald Peterson. Randal Peterson. Carolyn Shore. Lynn Conn. Mark Meyer. Daryle Harrison. Mark Sanchez. John Hobbs and David Wilderson. Standing: Greg Swope. Paula Allison. Mike Brock. Mitchell Foust and band director. Mr. Ron Matthews. Not pictured: Julie Brooks. Sherry Brooks. Melinda Cochran and Steve Schriver. « Band Activities Top .. Debbie Detmaring. band drum majorette. Top r.: Brass quintet: Gerald Peterson. Michelle Foust. Chris Meyer. Doug Wiley, and David Finley. They recieved a 3 rating at State. Middle: The band performing in the Homecoming Parade. Bottom .. Trumpet Trio: Doug Wiley. Kevin Inman and David Finley. The trio received a 2 both at Stale and League. Bottom r.: Solos: Ann Jancich. recieved I rating at League and a 2 rating in State. Michelle Foust, who received a I rating in both League and Slate, and Deb- bie Detmaring. who played only in the League and received a I rating. 89 CCVEP— DECA Top: CCVEP officers: Pres. — Karen Poggemeyer. V.P. — Laurie Dowdall. Sec. — Amy Hamden and (notpictured) Treas. — Sherrie Hardwick. Middle: DECA officers: Pres. — Dana Adcock. V.P. — Vickie Mullens. Sec. Vickie Call. Treas. — Diana Hamblin. Historian — Margaret Cochran, and Par- liamentary — Matt Moore (notpictured). Bottom: Members of the 77-78 CCVEP: Front row: Judy Scherer. Amy Harnden. Karen Poggemeyer. and Allison Wiley. Second row: Diana Hamblin. Laurie Dow- dall, Vickie Mullens. Margaret Cochran. Dana Adcock and Steve Tuttle. Third row: Tim McDowell. Bill Miles. Mike Harn- den. Matt Moore and Don McDowell. Back row: Mr. Self, Kurt Young. Eddy McIntosh. Rick Nelson and Mark Weaver. Not pictured: Vickie Call. Martin Florence and Sherrie Hardwick. 90 Juco The Juco program is designed to allow a headstart on Junior College credits. Seniors can enroll in one or two classes at Kansas City Kansas Community Col- lege while completing their last year of high school. Vo-Tech This program is for seniors who need or want job training. Students must have a good academic stand- ing before they can enroll in the Vo-tech program. Juco: Above. Ieft to right: Laura Grimes. Marilee Mussett. Karen Rich. Below: Mark Smith. David Sommerfeld. David Juranich. Vo-Tech: Standing: Jim Klingler. Tim Northern. Tony Distefano. Jerry Gumm. Don Elkins. Scott Bouldin. Tom Kelly. Sitting: Tim Trich. Brad Schuetz. John Thomas. Chris Harvey . Joe Nick. Not pictured: Mark Skaggs. 91 Senior Class Presents “Rubberneck” The Wilkens family is faced with their once-every-two-year crisis; Uncle Elwyn is running for mayor. Undaunted by the fact that he has lost the last seven elections to Fletcher Crawford, Uncle Elwyn enlists the help of Bobbie, the younger Wilkens daughter, to launch his campaign. Somewhat less enthusiastic is Father, who is weary of having his house turned into a campaign headquarters every two years, so he lays down the law to Uncle Elwyn and the whole family — no more campaigning from the Wilkens house. This crushes Uncle Elwyn’s plans; but it also crushes the plans of Mayor Craw- ford who likes to have Uncle Elwyn run against him because “it unites the voters behind me.” The play is a very funny comedy and in the end turns everyone crazy. Upper right: Seniors present Mr. Ander- son with gift after play. Bottom left: Mayor Crawford finds out Uncle FJwyn won’t be running for mayor. Bottom right: Uncle Elwyn and Father fighting over Rubberneck. 92 CAST Bobbie Wilkens . Uncle Elwyn...... Sandra Wilkens .. Wendy Crawford . Melanie Wilkens . Larry Wilkens Phillip Frobisber . Fletcher Crawford Aunt Roberta ... Cab Driver....... Arnold Gormeyer Millicent Greer .. Osgood St. John .. .......Sandy Hein .......Mark Smith . Debbie Deitmaring . Karen Poggemeyer .Susan Zimmerman . David Sommerfeld .....Dennis Eberth .....Byron Allison .....Laura Grimes ..........Tim Trieb . Dewayne Maxwell Stephanie Urkevich ..........Tom Kelly Directed by: Mr. Chris Anderson Upper left: Father and Mayor Crawford arguing over Mayor's plans. Bottom left: Bobbie campaigning for Uncle Elwyn. Bottom right: A funeral for Rubberneck. 93 Junior-Senior Prom The prom was held at the Bas- ehor High School gymnasium on May 6. There was no banquet this year, because the Juniors decided to spend the money for more dec- orations. Shown on this page is the work and effort that put this year’s prom together. 94 “Journey to the Stars” Top left: De Anna Shaumcycr and Kurt Young. Top right: Julie Miller and escort Byron Allison. They decided to sit this dance out. Bottom: The couples dance to the music of “Redwood. 95 Award Night Upper r: A U.S. Marine presents Mike Brock and Mary Jan- cich with a special music award. Middle I: Outstanding Male and Female Athletes of the year were Laura Grimes and Byron Allison. Middle r: Deb- bie Deitmaring and Sandy Hein wait to receive their awards from Mrs. Dillard. Bottom I: Mrs. Kuhn presents Robin Williams with her award from the Business Dept. Bottom r: Mr. Zouplna dis- tributes certificates for performing in chorus. 96 97 TOON SHOP Pianos Organs Band Instruments and Repair Private Instruction Guitars DIX SON OFFICE SUPPLY Greetings, Cards, Gifts Instant Printing Office Furniture Your Family Music Center 108 S. Fifth St. Leavenworth, Kansas (913)682-3453 2916 4th Street Traffic Way Leavenworth, KS 407 N. Main Street Lansing. Kansas 727-3232 7th and Metropolitan (Opposite Fort Gate) 682-8846 3400 S. 4th Street Leavenworth Plaza 682-8323 98 B J THRIFTWAY Tonganoxie. Kansas 66086 RIEDER S PARKWAY CENTER 6613 PARALLEL 334-4115 845-2949 op - 6581 N. Oak Bonner Springs Gladstone, Mo. 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