Basehor High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Basehor, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1981 volume:

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TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1981 When you think of high school, you think of a group of students. But each student is an individual, a fragment of BHS. As you progress from a freshman to a senior you also grow individually forming opinions and goals all your own. Seniors, as pacesetters of a high school, help to shae the undergraduates attitudes and objectives. It is to this unique faction of BHS that we dedicate this 1980-81 yearbook. — Mary Pouppirt Editor Seniors Senior Class Officers Mark Coble, President Richard Cronn, Vice President Pam Blankenship, Treasurer Lisa Goens Melinda Cochran, Secretary -n Senior Credits ALAN ADCOCK Band 1,2,3,4 jqe ANGELL Track 2,3,4 Vo-Tech 4 CCVEP 3 ELIZABETH A. BARLOW Pep Club 1,2,3 FHA 1 GAA 2,3 Foreign Language Club Yearly Honor Roll 3 Mixed Chorus 4 Annual Staff 2,3 Basketball 2 JuCo 4 LORI J. BRANDT Pep Club 1,2 Photo Club 1,2 League Music Festival 1,2 District Music Festival 1,2 State Music Festival 1,2 Band 1,2 Girl's Chorus 1 Mixed Chorus 1,2 Breeze Production Staff 3 Track 3 Captain 3 DE-ANNA BRAY Foreign Language Club 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Transfer Student 4 3 PAM BLANKENSHIP Pep Club 1,2,3,4 CCVEP 3 Treasurer 3 Class Officer Vice President 3 Secretary-Treasurer 4 Junior Play 3 Cheerleader 1,3 Drill Team 2,4 Homecoming Royalty 4 Courtwarming Royalty 2,3 Breeze Staff 3,4 Annual Staff 2,3 DECA 3 LORI M. BROWN SHERRY BROOKS Photo Club 4 Junior Play 3 Yearly Honor Roll 3,4 Basketball 1 DEBBIE BRYAN CATHERINE LYNN BUTLER Foreign Language Club 2 Band 1,2 Girl's Chorus 1 Vo-Tech 4 Pep Club 2,3 FHA 1,2,3,4 President 4 Secretary 3 Photo Club 2 League Drama Festival 2,3,4 District Drama Festival 2,3,4 Yearly Honor Roll 1 Breeze Staff 3,4 Pep Club 1,2,3 Representative 1 Photo Club 3 National Honor Society 3,4 GAA 1,2,3,4 Representative 3,4 Foreign Language Club 2,3,4 Drill Team 2,3 Yearly Honor Roll 3 League Music Festival 1,2 State Music Festival 3 Band 1,2 Girl's Chorus 1 Guitar 2,3 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Captain 4 Track 1,2 Volleyball 1,2,3,4 Captain 4 TIM CHRISTOFF Photo Club 3,4 President 4 Foreign Language Club 2 League Music Festival 1,2,3 District Music Festival 1,2,3 State Music Festival 1,2,3 Jazz Band 3,4 Guitar 3,4 Breeze Staff 4 RICH CRONN Key Club 2,4 B Club 2,3,4 Foreign Language Club 2 Class Officer Vice President 4 Junior Play 3 League Drama Festival 3,4 League Music Festival 1 Mixed Chorus 1 Homecoming Escort 4 Courtwarming Royalty 2,3 Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2 BILLY DEVOSHA MARK LYNN COBLE Key Club 2,3,4 Secretary 3 B Club 3,4 Foreign Language Club 2,3,4 President 4 Class Officer President 1,4 Courtwarming Royalty 3 Junior Play 3 Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 RANDY DAVIS CCVEP 4 Transfer Student 4 MELINDA COCHRAN Photo Club 4 Foreign Language Club 4 Class Officer Treasurer 4 Junior Play 3 Yearly Honor Roll 3 Quill and Scroll 4 Band 1,2 Breeze Staff 4 MICHAEL DEGRAEVE Junior Play 3 Mixed Chorus 4 LEIGH ANN EBERTH Pep Club 1,2,3,4 GAA 2,3 Foreign Language Club 3,4 Student Council 4 Class Officer Representative 4 Junior Play 3 League Drama Festival 3 Drill Team 2,3,4 League Music Festival 1,2 Band 1,2 Mixed Chorus 4 Annual Royalty 1 Courtwarming Royalty 3 Annual Staff 4 Basketball 2 Photo Club 3,4 Perfect Attendance 1,2,3,4 Band 1,2,3 Guitar 3,4 Jazz Band 3,4 Breeze Staff 3 TAMELA DYSTER Pep Club 1,2 State Music Festival 1,2 Mixed Chorus 1,2 Track 1 CCVEP 3,4 TY DUNNING League Music Festival 3 Mixed Chorus 3 Wrestling 2,3 Vo-Tech 4 Bill Kendrick Darrell Lewallen Yolanda McAnally Kevin L. Inman Brenda Kitchen Delbert Maxwell Gloria Marie Miller James Dean Kincaid Michael Eugene Magaha Laura L. McNiel Senior Credits TERESA A. ELLIOTT FHA 3,4 Vice President 4 Publications 3 Vo-Tech 4 Photo Club 3 MITCHEL FOUST League Music Festival 1,2,3 District Music Festival 1,2,3 State Music Festival 1,2,3 Band 1,2,3,4 Mixed Chorus 4 Homecoming Royalty 4 Basketball 1,2 JULIE FREY National Honor Society 3,4 GAA 2,3,4 Vice President 4 Guitar 4 Basketball Manager 2,3,4 Volleyball Manager 3,4 LISA ANNE GOENS Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Foreign Language Club 3,4 Secretary 4 Class Officer Treasurer 4 Junior Play 3 Mixed Chorus 4 Breeze Staff 1 Annual Staff 1,2,4 JUNE HEAD TONY GUMM B Club 3 Mixed Chorus 1 Football 4 Wrestling 3,4 Vo-Tech 4 RICHARD SCOTT INLOW Junior Play 3 Homecoming Escort 4 Annual Royalty 2 Wrestling 2,4 Vo-Tech 4 Banner Girl 2 Girl's Chorus 1,2 Track 1,2 JANIS MARIE FOX Yearly Honor Roll 1 Girl's Chorus 1 Mixed Chorus 4 Volleyball 1 ANDREW TODD GRAY Student Council 4 Transfer Student 2 KIMBERLY L. HOFFMAN Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Treasurer 3 Photo Club 1,2,3,4 National Honor Society 4 GAA 1,2,3,4 Representative 1 Foreign Language Club 3 Class Officer Secretary-Treasurer 2,3 Junior Play 3 Drill Team 3,4 Yearly Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Perfect Attendance 3 Mixed Chorus 1 Breeze Staff 3 Annual Staff 1,2,3 Basketball 1,2 Track 1,2,3 Captain 2,3 Volleyball 1,2 Cross Country 3 Captain 3 CCVEP 3,4 DECA 3,4 12 KEVIN L. INMAN Photo Club 4 B Club 1,2,3,4 Band 1,2 Breeze Staff 3 Basketball 1 Track 1,2,3,4 BILL KENDRICK Football 1 Wrestling 2,3 Vo-Tech 4 BRENDA KITCHEN Pep Club 1,2,3 GAA 4 Foreign Language Club Vice-President 4 Student Council 1,2,3 Junior Play 3 Cheerleader 1,3 Drill Team 2,4 League Music Festival 1 Band 1 Annual Royalty 2 Track 1 Volleyball 4 CCVEP 3 DECA 3 President 3 DARRELL LEWALLEN B Club 1 JAMES DEAN KINCAID Photo Club 3 Key Club 2,3,4 B Club 2,3,4 Secretary 4 Foreign Language Club 2 Student Council 4 Class Officer Representative 4 Junior Play 3 Homecoming Dance Escort 4 Football 1,2,3,4 Captain 4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 MICHAEL EUGENE MAGAHA Photo Club 2,3 League Music Festival 1,2,3,4 District Music Festival 1,2,3,4 Band 1,2,3,4 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4 YOLANDA McANALLY DELBERT MAXWELL Photo Club 1 League Music Festival 1,2,3 District Music Festival 1,2,3 State Music Festival 1,2,3 Band 1,2,3 Wrestling 1 Manager 2 Student Council 1 Class Officer Representative 1 Junior Play 3 State Music Festival 1,2 Girl's Chorus 2 Mixed Chorus 1 Track 1 CCVEP 3,4 DECA 3 LAURA L. McNIEL National Honor Society 4 Majorette 4 Yearly Honor Roll 4 Mixed Chorus 4 GLORIA MARIE MILLER National Honor Society 3,4 GAA 1,2,3,4 Representative 2 Vice President 3 Class Officer Secretary 3 Junior Play 3 League Drama Festival 3 Drill Team 3,4 Yearly Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Girl's Chorus 4 Mixed Chorus 1 Breeze Staff 4 Annual Staff 3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Volleyball 1,2,3,4 Captain 4 CCVEP 3 13 SCOTT I. NEAS Senior Credits KELLI RENEE MOSER Pep Club 1,2 President 1,2 Bernie Bobcat 1,2 League Music Festival 1,2,3,4 State Music Festival 1,2,3,4 Girl's Chorus 1,3,4 Mixed Chorus 2,4 ROSS MOODY One-Act Play 3 Band 1 Mixed Chorus 1 Basketball 1,3 CCVEP 4 Photo Club 3 B Club 2,3,4 Junior Play 3 League Music Festival 2,3 Band 2,3 Football 2,3,4 Track 1 Wrestling 1,3 Vo-Tech 4 CCVEP JEANNA. NORTHERN JEANINE ANN PORTH Pep Club 1 Foreign Language Club 2 League Music Festival 1,2,3 State Music Festival 2,3 State Solos 1,2,3,4 Girl's Chorus 1,2,3,4 Mixed Chorus 4 Guitar 3,4 Breeze Staff 3 JIM PANTLE One-Act Play 3 Mixed Chorus 1 CCVEP 3 LARRY RENN Photo Club 4 Secretary 4 Key Club 4 B Club 4 Football 4 Basketball 4 Transfer Student 4 KATHY ANN RILEY National Honor Society 3,4 Yearly Honor Roll 3 League Music Festival 1,2,3 State Music Festival 1,2,3 Girl's Chorus 3,4 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 National Honor Society 3,4 Student Council 3,4 President 4 Representative 4 Class Officer Secretary-Treasurer 1,2 Cheerleader 2,3,4 Captain 4 D.A.R. 4 Top 10% Graduate 4 League Music Festival 1,3,4 Girl's Chorus 1,3 Mixed Chorus 4 Homecoming Queen 4 Courtwarming Royalty 2 SHELLY ROSCHE STEVE SCHRIVER Yearly Honor Roll 2,3 Band 1,2,3,4 Track 1,2 Wrestling 1 Pep Club 1,2 Vice President 1 League Music Festival 1,2 State Music Festival 1,2,3 Girl's Chorus 1,2,3 Mixed Chorus 1,2 Track 1 16 DONALD E. SMITH STEVE SMITH One-Act Play 3 Junior Play 3 Mixed Chorus 1 Football 1 Wrestling 1 Vo-Tech 4 CCVEP 3 RENE' STOLFUS GGA 2,3,4 President 4 One-Act Play 2 Junior Play 3 League Drama Festival 2 District Drama Festival 2 State Drama Festival 2 Yearly Honor Roll 2 Basketball 1,2,3 Volleyball 3,4 Manager 2 JULIE TROUT TOBY TAYLOR Mixed Chorus 1 Basketball 1 JEFFREY A. THENO Vo-Tech 4 National Honor Society 3,4 Yearly Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Perfect Attendance 1 Top 10% Graduate 4 DONALD STEVEN TRIPP Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Secretary 1 Student Council 4 Vice President 4 Cheerleader 1,2,3,4 Captain 4 Homecoming Royalty 4 Courtwarming Royalty 3 Annual Staff 2 Track 1,2 Volleyball 1 BRENT WEAVER NCTE 3 Top 10% Graduate 4 Guitar 4 Key Club 1,2,3,4 B Club 1,2,3,4 Student Council 2,3 Representative 2 Class Representative 2,3 Junior Play 3 Homecoming Royalty 4 Annual Royalty 1 Courtwarming Royalty 2,3 Football 1,2,3,4 Captain 4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Vo-Tech 4 SABRINA GAY WILLIAMS Pep Club 1,2,3 FHA 3,4 Photo Club 3,4 League Drama Festival 3 District Drama Festival 3 League Music Festival 1,2,3 District Music Festival 1,2,3 State Music Festival 1,2,3 Girl's Chorus 3,4 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3 Volley ball 1 Juco 4 DOUG WILEY B Club 3,4 President 4 National Honor Society 3,4 Junior Play 3 Yearly Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Band 1,2,3,4 Homecoming Royalty 4 Football 1,2,3,4 Track 3,4 Wrestling 4 JANET S. WITTEN Pep Club 1,2,3 FHA 1,2,3 Treasurer 3 Photo Club 2,3 Girl's Chorus 4 Breeze Staff 3 Breeze Production Staff 4 JULI ANNE WILLIAMS Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Foreign Language Club 3,4 Treasurer 4 Class Officer President 3 Junior Play 3 Cheerleader 1 Captain 1 Drill Team 2,3,4 Captain 4 Yearly Honor Roll 3 League Music Festival 1 Band 1 Mixed Chorus 4 Courtwarming Royalty 2 Annual 1,2,3 CCVEP 3 Secretary 3 DECA 3 17 What Different People We Become ... We all have a wide variety of interests and abilities. What we do after school shapes our lives as much as what we do in school. In the section After Hours , you will see the many parts of BHS. 1. and 2. Annual Staff members take time out for a taco party to test their cooking skills. 3. Sherry Brooks does the Blues . 4. Laura McNeil strikes up the band. 5. BHS Marching Band and Drill Team provide an evening performance at homecoming. 6. Mike Franklin takes his night life seriously!! 7. Leaving school ready to jam . 6 AFTER HOURS Football BACK ROW: Head Coach, Jerry Layton, B. Johnson, K. Peterson, D. Wiley, M. Coble, T. Gumm, M. Morford, S. Neas, K. Billings, L. Renn, J. Kincaid, N. Marshall, R. Cronn, St. Tripp. 3rd ROW: Coach Art Wells, M. Franklin, J. Allbee, M. Fields, B. Otting, K. Myers, M. Caldwell, B. Reavis, D. Smith, S. Jancich, T. Williams, S. Wilderson, G. Jons, Coach Lynn Sebree, Coach Richard Haynes. 2nd ROW: T. Lorance, T. Jones, T. Kibler, F. Reynolds, L. Harms, S. Peterson, K. Everhart, R. Lantz, M. Theno, E. McKenzie, S. Smith. FRONT ROW: Mascot Jay Layton, D. Neas, C. Gable, R. Coleman, J. Williams, T. Roberts, D. Wiley, B. Lindelof, D. Barlow, M. Williams, D. Thorne, Manager Mark Garst. ie Bobcats in 1980 had an outstanding n. Records were broken by Steve Tripp, for passing; Mike Fields, for recep- tions, and interceptions; and Tim Williams for tackles. g to i :lassm a 4-5 record for 1980, many en gained valuable exper- Fightin undercia; ience for 1981. The offensive line will suf- fer the loss of only one senior, Doug Wi- ley. Next year's team will sorely miss the out- going seniors Mark Coble, L.B.; Larry Renn, tackle; Tony Gumm, guard; and es- pecially the outstanding leadership of captains Steve Tripp, Q.B.; Jim Kincaid, F.B.; and Doug Wiley, L.B. VSJ ANX THEY xj n Tonganoxie 0 Lansing % Baldwin 14 44 Santa Fe 13 Louisburg 18 Spring Hill 22 Eudora 0 Piper 6 Wellsville 27 •Denotes league game 20 Homecoming 1980 Princess Pam Blankenship Queen Jeanine Porth Princess Julie Trout Jeanine Porth was crowned our 1980 Homecoming Queen dur- ing half-time ceremonies on October 10. The Bobcat foot- ball team defeated the Louis- burg Wildcats by a score of 18 to 8 making the evening com- plete. Jeanine was attended by Prin- cess Pam Blankenship and Prin- cess Julie Trout. The Bobcat Marching Band provided music and entertainment during the ceremonies along with a per- formance by the Basehor Drill Team. The Freshman class supplied the winning float for the parade which preceeded the game. I Junior Play “Our Hearts Were Young Gay” JUNIOR PLAY CAST Cornelia ........ Emily ........... Leo ............. Dick ............ Mrs. Skinner ... Otis Skinner Harriet ......... Winifred ........ Purser .......... Steward ......... Admiral ......... Woman Inspector Stewardess ...... .... Carla Moses ... Shelly Brooks ....Jay Allbee .. Scott Williams .. Lorna Eberth .... Barry Otting Michele Manyon ....Pam More Kendal Peterson ... Tim Williams Steve Wilderson ....Tami Kelley ... Nancy Haney 24 The Junior Class presented Our Hearts Were Young Gay by Cornelia Otis Skinner. The play was directed by Mrs. Marlene Dillard. The story opens as two young girls, Cornelia and Emily begin their boat voyage to Paris. On their trip Cornelia and Emily encounter many adventures. Cornelia re- ceives an award for acting, gets sick with the measles, catches bedbugs, and meets a handsome boy, Leo. Emi- ly, catches a stowaway, tries to help Cornelia smuggle her case of the measles past the Health Inspector, tries to survive the trip with the terrible fear they would sink, and also meets her first love, Dick. The story closes with Cornelia and Emily saying good- bye to Dick and Leo as they leave to return to normal school life in America. Courtwarming QUEEN BRENDA AND KING STEVE PRINCESS JULI PRINCE LARRY PRINCESS LEIGH ANN PRINCE RICHARD In 1980 the Girl's Athletic Association brought a new flare to Courtwarming by bringing it to us at Christmas time. The evening was highlighted with an appearance by Santa Claus, (Mr. Charles Peterson in disguise.) Brenda Kitchen was crowned Queen and Steve Tripp King during the Saturday evening formal. Leigh Ann Eberth escorted by Rich Cronn and Juli Williams es- corted by Larry Renn were attending royalty. Included in the Queen's court were attendants from each class. Representing the Juniors were Annette Gehlken and Jay Allbee, Sophomores Jennifer Trout and Leonard Nick, and Freshmen Tracey Tripp and Danny Wiley. Music for the evening was provided by Chaser. Volleyball VARSITY SQUAD: Rlnda Cooper, Gloria Miller, Ellen Kornhaus, Sherry Brooks, Rene Stolfus, Brenda Kitchen, Susan May- berry, Stephanie Abell, Ellen Kelly. BELOW: Coach Mary McGinnis. “A Comeback Year” This year's volleyball teams were led by Head Coach Mary McGinnis and Assistant Coach Renea Hammett. The varsity girls ended their season with a very success- ful team. An early season record of 3-8 looked rather doubtful yet the team made a comeback the second half of the season ending with an 11-11 record, fifth in the league. For the first time, Basehor hosted a volleyball tourna- ment and in the final night beat Tonganoxie for the first place trophy. The team shoed well at the Sub-State tourney. They carried home a runner-up trophy miss- ing the title in the deciding game by only five points. Gloria Miller and Sherry Brooks received state honors for their performance during the season. The girls managed to utilize new skills and finished the season as one of the strongest powerhouse teams in the area , commented Coach McGinnis. LEFT: Assistant Coach Renea Hammett brought along an up and coming fresh- man and JV team as well as assisted with Varsity. RIGHT: Brenda Kitchen stands ready as the Bobcat team prepares to serve. ABOVE: Susan Mayberry goes up for the spike. RIGHT: Sherry Brooks and Susan May- berry block as Gloria Miller covers behind them. 29 The Green And The White Drill Team The early morning practices were tough yet no dance was done without style, perfection and grace. Such was the year of the BHS Drill Team. With Juli Williams as captain along with Britta Stolfus, Brenda Kitchen, Gloria Miller, Leigh Ann Eberth, Carla Moses, Kim Hoffman, Pam Blankenship, and Stephanie Abell the Drill Team had a very successful year. The team's year began in june with practices for summer camp held at Baker University. The girl's braved 115° temperatures to learn rou- tines that they would later preform for their school and com- munity. Next year will be a rebuilding year, commented sponsor Renea Hammett. No doubt next year's team will be just as talented as the 1980-81 Drill Team. The team wore their Green and White well. Cheerleaders The BHS Cheerleaders were lead by co-captains Jeannine Porth and Julie Trout. Sponsor Don Haussler had quite a spirit- ed group to handle. The Cheerleaders also attended camp at Baker University and also suffered through the summer heat of 1980. The memories they brought back of achievement and pride made the hard work well worth it. The 1980-81 Varsity Squad consisted of julie Trout, Jeannine Porth, Tami Kelley, Ellen Kelly, Jennifer Trout, Susan Eberth, and Jackie Kelly. The Junior Varsity Squad was lead by captains Rita Novak and Pam Theno along with Toby Allbee, Gina Sanchez, Misti Wilkey, and Lisa Brandt. The memories of money making projects, parties, and exciting Bobcat challenges on the field, court and mat will long remain with the BHS Cheerleaders. GIRLS BASKETBALL BACK ROW: Managers Nancy Haney and Julie Fisher, Gloria Miller, Gwen Coble, Sherry Brooks, Michelle Johnson, Carla Moses, Coach Richard Haynes. FRONT: Lorna Eberth, Rinda Cooper, Debbie Shaumeyer, Paula Baker, Tracey Tripp, Susan Mayberry, Stephanie Abell. Lady Bobcats Have Exciting Season ... The Lady Bobcats had the most exciting season ever posting a 17-5 record. The girls advanced to the second round of Sub-State, an achievement no other girls basketball team had done. They took second in the Jayhawk League behind the Santa Fe Lady Chargers. The team also took first place in the Eudora Tournament going into overtime ball with the Eudora Cardinals. Coached for the second year by Richard Haynes, the girls worked hard all season to achieve their goals. They practiced while they were sick and played when they didn't feel like it. Seniors Sherry Brooks and Gloria Miller lead the team. Sherry Brooks received many honors through out the year. She was chosen for the All-State team, All-Kansan team, All-Jayhawk team, and played on a Junior Olympics team after completing the season. Junior Susan Mayberry was also chosen for the All- Jayhawk team and promises to have another outstanding season next year along with Juniors Lorna Eberth and Carla Moses, and Sophomore Gwen Coble. The Lady Cats hope to have a promising team next year with only two seniors leaving the team. 34 Award winning player Sherry Brooks Lorna Eberth breaks through a spirit banner in the game against aims for a free throw. BELOW: Tracey rival Piper. BELOW: Team play under the basket. Tripp goes in for a layup. Cross Country r Coach Richard Johnson, Leonard Nick, Brian Enneking, Kelly Myers, Jeff Elkins, |ohn Novak, Robert Brock, and Marty Morford The 1980 Cross Country team showed well in the second year of revitalization for the sport. Eight people were out, six being sophomores,one junior, and one freshman. We had a real good season for such a young and such a small team, commented Coach Richard Johnson. Brian Enneking, John Novak, and Robert Brock were the top three runners for the season. Brian finished the season with one 1st place finish (Leavenworth Invitational), two 2nd place finishes (Garner Invitational, Savior of the World Invitational), one 3rd place finish at the Jayhawk League meet, two 4th place finishes, (Savior Invita- tional, Regionals), and one 5th mark at the Lansing Invitational meet. Brian also went to state where he placed 30th. John Novak, really improved alot, in the eyes of his coach. John finished the season chalking up one 2nd place finish at the Leavenworth Invitational two 3rd place finishes (Gardner Invitational, Savior Invitational), two 4th place finishes (Lansing Invitational, Jayhawk League), two 5th place marks (Savior of the World, Jayhawk League), and a 16th place finish at state. Robert Brock, for his first year out, had a really great year, commented Coach Johnson. Robert made his mark by finishing 5th at Savior, 8th at the Lansing Invitational and Jayhawk League, 10th at the second Savior meet, and 13th at the Leavenworth Invitational. Basehor had, for their first year, a full team standing at several meets. This standing let them place second at one of the two Savior of the World Invitationals, 3rd at the Leavenworth Invitational, 4th at the Jayhawk League Meet, and 6th at the second Savior Invitational. The guys all worked hard, and did real good. The fact that they worked so hard was the cause of their success, remarked Coach Johnson. The future looks bright. WRESTLING BACK ROW: Scott Inlow, Tony Cumm, Steve Wilderson, Doug Wiley, Butch Reavis, and Gary Jons. FRONT ROW: J. N. Cooper, Don McNeil, Butch Adams, Bobby Wiley, and Tim Williams. ABOVE: Coach Steve Ludwig. BELOW: Steve Wilderson is declared champion at the regional meet. Wilderson Leads Team ... The Bobcat wrestling season began with a young, inexpe- rienced team. The team was lead by captains Doug Wiley and Steve Wilderson. Sporting an overall team record of 5 wins and 15 loses, the team none-the-less showed well individually. At the re- gional meet the following team members placed in their respective weight class: 1st place, Steve Wilderson and Tim Williams; 2nd place, Gary Jons, Butch Reavis, and Butch Adams; 3rd place, Jay Allbee and Tony Gumm; 4th place, Doug Wiley, Don McNeil, J. N. Cooper, Bobby Wiley; and Scott Inlow. Three members of the team placed at Sub-State. They were: Steve Wilderson, 1st, Tim Williams, 2nd, and Butch Adams, 3rd. Steve Wilderson went on and placed 4th in the state at that tournament. He was voted a member of the All-Kansan wrestling team. MEN’S TRACK BACK (l-r): Coach Richard Johnson, Lee Cunningham, Robbie Price, Jeff Williams, Keith Miller, Tim Kibler, Roger Ferrell, Coach Mark Mishler. MIDDLE: Robert Brock, Mark Coble, Doug Wiley, Darren Neas, Brian Enneking, Dan Wiley, Brian Lindelof. FRONT: Lee Milbourn, John Novak, Kevin Billings, Kevin Inman, Marty Morford, Drake Jennings, NOT PICTURED: Jeff Kuehnhoff. It was one of the best seasons that Basehor High School has ever had, commented Coach Richard Johnson on the 1981 track season. The best season was led by Kevin Inman. We had Inman, who is one of the better track athletes in the state, remarked Johnson. Inman took sec- ond in the 100 meter dash (10.95) and third in the 110 meter high hurdles (:15.12) at the 1981 state track meet. Inman is also currently the co-holder of the state 110 meter high hurdle record. He was more or less the guy who could get us some solid points, added Coach Johnson. Kevin Billings also was a leader on the Bobcat squad, improving his shot put throw by five feet, during the season. He placed second at state, 49' 4 Vi . The sophomore distance runners (Robert Brock, Brian Enneking, Marty Morford, John Novak) were also assets to the team. We had some outstanding sophomores that came up this year and really start- ed maturing, said Johnson. In fact, those four sophomores we had running distance races set about six or seven records during the year. Through these major contributors and the other very important team members, the Cat team placed second at the Wichita State Shocker Relays, and first at the Perry-Lecompton Invitational. They also placed in the top five or six teams in almost every other meet. Inman streaks to the finish. WOMEN’S TRACK Mrs. Renea Hammett guided the Women's track team to their first productive season in years. Though few points were scored at meets, the team was built from scratch, and will provide a solid base for future years. Kim Hoffman placed in the top six at the regional track meet at Sabetha in her event, being the first girl to do this in years. 39 BACK (l-r): Becky Distefano, Rinda Cooper, Dana Schriver, Ellen Kornhaus. MIDDLE: Lorna Eberth, Susan Mayberry, Gloria Miller, Kim Hoffman, Della Bray, Jamie Callahan. FRONT: Kim Bartko, Pam Theno, Rita Novak, Denise Moore, Coach Renea Hammett. Men’s Basketball Season Was Success With a season record of 8-12, Coach Richard Johnson felt the boy's basket- ball season was a success. We had a fairly inexperienced team coming back, and we had a center only 6' 1 that had never played center before, com- mented Johnson. Despite its consistent lack of height over the past few years, the Basehor High basketball program is slowly gain- ing back respect around the league. One member of the 1980-81 squad said he couldn't help taking interest in a conversation overheard from a few of Basehor's most loyal fans, who called the team the never quit Bobcats. Mike Fields led the season scoring, with 311 points. Steve Tripp was next with 162, and Kendal Peterson and Jim Kin- caid came in third and fourth, with 133 and 122, respectively. Ten players lettered in the 1980-81 sea- son. Four will be returning to again compete in the 1982 season. I thought we had a really good season, and the kids put out a good effort. I thought we played an exciting game of basketball, remarked Coach Johnson. ■ OPPONENT BASEHOR 59 .... Tonganoxie 52 56 .... Lansing 55 59 Eudora 50 56 . . Piper 86 61 . . Aquinas 64 38 Tonganoxie 68 56 .. . . Spring Hill 70 77 . . .. Desoto 66 47 . . Piper 76 28 Hiawatha 64 34 .... . Tonganoxie 55 38 ... Effingham 51 56 .... Linwood 55 70 Eudora 59 41 Wellsville 67 46 . . . . . . Santa Fe Trail 77 80 . . . Pleasant Ridge 65 57 . . . . Louisburg 54 57 . Baldwin 64 50 .... Immaculata 66 RIGHT: BACK (l-r): Leonard Nick, Aubry Walcott, Kendal Peterson, Steve Tripp, Mark Coble, Coach Richard Johnson. FRONT: Mike Fields, Barry Otting, Jim Kincaid, Mike Caldwell, Scott Williams, Marty Morford. V Senior Play OFF THE TRACK Cast John Morgan .............. Silas Dobbins ............ Flickie Nelson ........... Betty Phillips ........... Joan Parker .............. Mrs. Guarino ............. Antonia Guarino .......... Bill Lindsay ............. Mr. Oscar Pozenby ........ Willie Woodson ........... Evalina Bumpass .......... Mrs. Reginald Vanderventer Miss Pidgie McDougal Director ................. ....Jeff Theno .... Doug Wiley Pam Blankenship ....Lisa Goens ....Julie Trout Debbie Bryan .. . Laura McNeil ... Mark Coble ----Jim Kincaid .... Steve Tripp .. Sherry Brooks Brenda Kitchen .....Julie Frey Chris Anderson Off the Track was presented by the Class of '81 April 24, 1981, at 7:30 p.m. The play took place in a waiting room in a small wayside railway station on a stormy night over a 24-hour period. Thirteen characters, stranded in a rural station, spent a very uncomfortable, very hilarious night together. The play was directed by Chris Anderson. 43 JR-SR PROM “Searching For A Rainbow” On May 2 the Junior class pre- sented Searching for a Rain- bow . The gym was decorated with the bright colors of the rain- bow. A large rainbow stretched from one end of the stage to the other where a silver lined cloud ended its path. Music for the event was provided by the Silver Stones. CCVEP-JUCO CCVEP STUDENTS: lee Brandt, Scott Williams, Roberta Clark, Tami Garner, Ellen Kelly, Danny Harnden. FRONT ROW: Instructor Peggy Westerhouse, Eric McKenzie, Mike Fields, Jack Edwards. CCVEP And JUCO Give Students An Option The BHS curriculum offers Com- bined Cooperative Vocational Edu- cation Program to its students. The purpose of CCVEP is to prepare those students who will begin a full- time job after completion of high school in a career objective of their choice. CCVEP prepares the student in areas such as job application and interview, personality development, consumer awareness, money man- agement, business communications and safety. The BHS curriculum also gives stu- dents the option to attend Junior College their senior year in combi- nation with their regular classroom studies. Sabrina Williams and Delbert Maxwell took advantage of their JUCO opportunity this year. JUCO Students Sabrina Williams and Delbert Maxwell 9NOI1VZIN VOUO Pep Club Pep Club members (left to right), BACK ROW: D. Moore, C. Maxwell, K. Zaloz, S. McHenry, Caldwell, J. Williams, L. Goens, L. Eberth. THIRD ROW: S. Brooks, P. Baker, G. Coble, T. Garner, lohnson, C. Baker, T. Tripp, M. Crum, J. Fisher. SECOND ROW: P. Fritschen, C. Batesel, C. Christoff, Klamm, T. Lorance, J. Dahlin, N. Miles, P Porter- FIRST ROW: J. Kelly, S. Eberth, P. Theno, R. Novak,). Trout, J. Porth, T. Kelley, T. Allbee, E. Kelly, J. Trout. The 1980-81 Pep Club cheered on BHS teams despite the fact that it had a struggling year. The group was sponsored by Mr. Don Haussler. The Pep Club was led by (left to right): Shelly Brooks, Vice-President; Paula Baker, President: Julie Fisher, Secretary-Treasurer. 22 Future Homemakers Of America FHA members (left to right), BACK ROW: R. Holter, R. Keylon, S. Trieb, T. Cumm, R. Novak, C. Batesel, M. Caldwell, P. Baker, G. Coble, J. Kincaid, K. Kendrick, D. Bryan, Mary Myer (sponsor). MIDDLE ROW: C. Baker, S. McHenry, C. Maxwell, D. Moore, L. Palmgren, J. Elliot,). Conn, K. Klamm, K. Manyon, ). Kelly. FRONT ROW: T. Tripp, T. Allbee, M. Crum, N. Miles, P. Porter. O The FHA had a busy year in 1981. Their impact pro- ject was to promote school spirit. They held the Mr. Legs Contest, FHA Week, and picked up trash in the parking lot. Misti Wilkey won the district creed con- test. Those heading the group were Debbie Bryan, President; Theresa Elliot, Vice President: Janet Elliot, Secretary; Gwen Coble, Treasurer; and Sarah Trieb, Historian. Sponsoring the group was Mrs. Mary Myer. 49 STUDENT COUNCIL BACK ROW: T. Gray. THIRD ROW: J. Kuehnhoff, J. Kelly, E. Kelly, L. Eberth, S. Abell, T. Kelley. SECOND ROW: M. Caldwell, L. Brandt, J. Kincaid, S. Ewing, C. Baker, T. Allbee. FRONT ROW: Sponsor Don Haussler, J. Porth, C. Moses, J. Trout. Achievements: Passing period between classes extended to 5 minutes. Installation of pop machine. 50 GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION BACK ROW: C. Batesel, D. Shaumeyer, K. Hoffman, T. Tripp, N. Haney, M. Pouppirt, J. Frey, C. Miller, P. Baker, G. Coble, M. Johnson, B. Miller, Sponsor Mary McGinnis, J. Fisher. MIDDLE ROW: C. Moses, L. Eberth, P. Fritschen, E. Kornhaus, D. Schriver, K. Dyster, B. Kitchen, E. Kelly, S. Brooks, M. Crum, C. Baker, J. Conn. FRONT ROW: S. Mayberry, C. Maxwell, D. Moore, N. Miles, P. Porter, M. Caldwell, T. Lorance, L. Palmgren, T. Gumm, S. McHenry. The Girls Athletic Association is an organizaton to promote girls athletics in high school. They were busy during the 1980-81 school year with various activities. An Ice Cream Social was held during the football season and a Spaghetti Supper in February. The club sponsored a formal Christmas Courtwarming Dance. They also traveled as a group to the 1981 Ice Capades show. They sponsored a Faculty-Senior Volleyball game where a $20 bill was raffled off. Part of their funds was donated towards buying a scoreboard for the high school. Mary McGinnis sponsored the group. Rene' Stolfus was President of GAA GAA OFFICERS: Gloria Miller, President; Julie Frey, Vice-President; Nancy at thf beginning of the year but Haney, Secretary, Mary Pouppirt, Treasurer. transferred to a Colorado school. 51 B-Club BACK (l-r): Sponsor Jerry Layton, Doug Wiley, Scott Neas, Mark Coble, Jim Kincaid, Rich Cronn, Kendal Peterson, Brian Johnson, Gary Jons, Mel Theno, Mike Fields. MIDDLE: Steve Tripp, Tom Lorance, Darren Neas, Steve Wilderson, Larry Renn, Kevin Billings, Leonard Nick, Marty Morford. FRONT (r-l) Jeff Taylor, Robert Brock, Donnie Smith, Tim Williams, John Novak, Tony Gumm, Barry Otting, Mike Caldwell. The B-Club finds their main purpose at BHS is to promote and bolster the Boy's athletic program. They did this by purchasing a weight machine for the locker room. Their achievments are unlimited: they have bought all of the athle- tic in the boy's locker room. President Doug Wiley and Vice-President Steve Tripp, along with Sponsor Jerry Layton guided the club. 52 Key Club BACK (l-r): Steve Wilderson, Rich Cronn, Kendal Peterson, Brian Johnson, Cary Jons. FRONT: Barry Otting, Jim Kincaid, Larry Renn, Mike Caldwell, Tom Lorance, Mike Fields. The Key Club, sponsored by Richard Johnson, is associated with the Kiwanis, and their purpose is to help the Kiwanis in any way possible. They worked hand in hand with the Kiwanis this year at their annual pancake feed. Mike Fields was Key Club President, Kendal Pe- terson, Vice-President; Steve Wilderson, Secre- tary-Treasurer. II III Foreign Language Club Club members (left to right), BACK ROW: D. Barlow, R. Kitchen, B. Otting, S. Williams. THIRD ROW: P. Fritschen, C. Batesel, M. Morford, L. Nick, B. Enneking, K. Miller, ). Kincaid, C. Moses. SECOND ROW: E. Kornhaus, L. Eberth, G. Coble, P. Baker, J. Elliot, S. Mayberry, E. Kelly. FRONT ROW: Robert Cope, sponsor; L. Goens, J. Williams, M. Coble, B. Kitchen, S. Wilderson. The Foreign Language Club had a big membership in 1981. On their annual trip to dine at a Spanish res- taurant, the bus broke down and the club enjoyed a meal at Minsky's Pizza. Mr. Robert Cope sponsored the club. OFFICERS: Lisa Goens, Secretary; juli Williams, Trea- surer; Mark Coble, President; Brenda Kitchen, Vice President. 54 Photo Club The Photo Club has had a productive year. With Tim Christoff as president, Lorna Eberth as vice- president, and Larry Renn as secretary-treasurer, the club held several activities. A photo display of student photographs was ex- hibited before Christmas, and a field trip to KCPT Channel 19, Custom Color, and Contem- porary Illustrators was held in April. Developing and printing demonstrations were held during the year to get the members accustomed to the use of the camera and the darkroom. An easel analyzer was purchased by the Photo Club for use in the darkroom, along with other useful supplies, during the course of the year. Tim Christoff and Larry Renn demonstrate the loading of film for developing. BACK ROW: Larry Harms, Jay Allbede, Billy Devosha. ROW 2: Mandy Crum, Sabrina Williams, Shelly Brooks, Jennifer Trout, Brenda Vicker, Ruth Holter. ROW 3: Jackie Kelly, Cindy Batesel, Susan Eberth Janine Hunt, Christi Christoff, Peggy Porter, Jeff Kuehnhoff. FRONT ROW: Lorna Eberth, Susan Mayberry, Larry Renn, Tim Christoff, Todd Gray, David Barlow, Jeff Williams. Annual Staff BACK ROW: Sponsor Sue Ryan, Tami Kelley, Cary Jons, Lorna Eberth. MIDDLE ROW: Jeff Kuehnhoff, Mary Pouppirt, Jackie Kelly, Peggy Porter. FRONT ROW: Lisa Goens, Leigh Ann Eberth, Nancy Haney, Ellen Kornhaus. The addition of more color pages to the book made the 1981 annual special. This color was made possible by a successful ad sale, and by the sale of M M candy. Through the direction of Mary Pouppirt as editor, and Jeff Kuehnhoff as assistant editor, the annual staff met their deadlines and paid all of their debts. Mrs. Ryan held a taco party for the annual staff to draw them closer and provide unity. They also toured the Jostens yearbook plant to see how their annual is produced. Jeff and Mary coming up with new ideas. BREEZE BACK ROW: J. Kuehnhoff, B. Distefano, T. Christoff, B. Vicker. ROW 2: S. Fouts, R. Clark, C. Jons, B. Johnson, S. Williams, J. Allbee, ROW 3: K. Meyers, C. Christoff, P. Baker, G. Coble, S. Eberth, J. Stoner. FRONT ROW: K. Shoemake, N. Haney, M. Pouppirt, S. Mayberry, L. Eberth, J. Kelly, D. Bryan. Students Produce Eleven Issues ... The Basehor Breeze Staff produced eleven issues in the 1980-81 school year not to mention the countless number of sports programs and programs for special events at our school. The staff included Roberta Clark, Editor; Scott Williams, Assistant Editor; Lorna Eberth and Gary Jons, Sports Editors; Nancy Haney, Feature Editor; Kelly Meyers, News Editor; Susan Mayberry, Business Manager; Gwen Coble, Advertisement Manager; Jody Stoner, Class Manager; Paula Baker, Circula- tion Manager; Brenda Vicker, Subscription Manager; and Debbie Bryan, Exchange Man- ager. PRODUCTION STAFF: Back Row: Tim Christoff, Gloria Miller. Middle Row: Roberta Clark, Mary Pouppirt, Susan Mayberry. Front Row: Rinda Cooper, Michelle Manyon, Staci Fouts, Kathy Shoemake. 57 Science Club BACK ROW: Sponsors Art Wells and Sara Booth. ROW 2: Jeff Barber, Jeff Kuehnhoff, Colleen Hurla, Jamie Barber, Jim Gramling, Tim Kibler. ROW 3: Diana Bryan, Chris Hawley, Andy Klamm, Sherri Ewing, Ruth Holter, David Barlow. FRONT ROW: Mel Theno, Steve Jancich, Tami Kelley. The newly formed Science Club has lived up to its purpose of promoting interest and appreciation in Science. They took several field trips, ranging from a hike at the Konza Praire in Manhattan, to an energy symposium at Wichita State University. A science fair was held in the spring, and a cake raffle was held during basketball season to help pay for the trip to Wichita. The sponsors are Mrs. Booth and Mr. Wells. 58 Secretary-Treasurer Tami Kelley, Vice- President Mel Theno, and President Steve Jancich. ACADEMICS Awards And Honors A long list of Basehor High students received awards for academic excellence, attendance, and participation in extracurricular activities at the an- nual Honors and Awards Program and Class Night, held May 18. Below is a partial listing of the signifi- cant senior awards. De-Anna Bray: Knights of Columbus Scholarship Sherry Brooks: Pittsburg State University Basket- ball Scholarship Mark Coble: Kiwanis Scholarship Melinda Cochran: First State Bank of Tonganoxie Scholarship Kim Hoffman: Junior Miss Scholarship Brenda Kitchen: Association of Basehor-Linwood Educators Scholarship Jeanine Porth: Daughters of the American Revo- lution Citizenship Award Jeff Theno: Salutatorian of Graduating Class Steve Tripp: St. Mary of the Plains Football Schol- arship Brent Weaver: State Scholar Doug Wiley: Valedictorian of Graduating Class, State Scholar, Ward L. Keister Scholarship. Shelly Brooks received a I rating at the League Speech Festival for her poetry interpratation, Portrait of a Southern Lady. 60 Rich Cronn and Mark Coble deliver the class night program. The Jazz Band The newly-formed Jazz Band provided pop and jazz entertainment at various school functions, including the North Central Asso- ciation Evaluation Banquet, and a special command-performance concert for the Ba- sehor Lower and Upper Elementary schools. Members weren't necessarily in band, and two were from the middle school. Practices were held at 7:00 a.m. before school, three times weekly. The Jazz Band is directed by Mr. Mike Wiesner. BACK (l-r): Eric Otting, Bob Ritter, Steve Jancich, Doug Wiley, Director Mike Wiesner. MIDDLE: Billy Devosha, left Kuehnhoff, Paula Fritschen, Denise Deitmaring, Pam Theno. FRONT: Dan Wiley, Tim Christoff, Dana Johnson, Lisa Deitmaring. 62 MUSIC The Mixed Chorus was supported by a tremendous amount of student tal- ent. The Chorus was directed by An- ton Zouplna. 63 GIRLS CHORUS-linda Riley, Tracy Brulja, Linda Campbell, Sherri Riley, LaRee Smith, Sarah Treib. FRONT ROW: Sabrina Williams, Lois Box, Debbie Bryan, Carla Kendrick. The Girls Chorus was also directed by Anton Zouplna. Jazz Band Directed By Mike Wiesner Through the combined efforts of Anton Zouplna, Mike Wiesner, and the entire Music Department our school and com- munity was entertained by two major musical concerts this year. A Christmas concert was presented followed by a Spring concert. Instrumental and vocal music was received well by all who at- tended. In addition to the fine concerts the music department brought our school this year, the department also brought to our school a Jazz Band. The participants of the group had to practice before school. Many people were overwhelmed by the Big Band sound the group presented. Girls Chorus Directed By Anton Zouplna 65 Guitar Ensemble ABOVE: Croup 1 — Mike Newman, Julie Frey, Fred Meyn, Brad Hoffman, Doug Payne, J.N. Cooper, Pam Moore, Michelle Manyon. The Guitar Ensembles have had a very productive year. Both groups competed at the state music festival, receiving II ratings. A winter and spring concert were held, and the classes took a field trip to the Mossman Guitar Factory in Winfield, Kansas. The groups are directed by Anton Zouplna. BELOW: Croup 2 — Todd Greene, Jeff Kuehnhoff, Ron Jackson, Billy Devosha, Tim Christoff. GRADUATION ODE TO A FUTURE GRADUATE This month I start a new life. I'll enter this world of great pain and great strife. I'll learn to be mean and to take what I can, I'll have to grow up, turn into a man. I'll be out on my own, trying to make it, No more fun and games, no more trying to fake it. I used to dream of this time when I was younger, But now it's here, I can dream no longer. I used to wish I was out of school, Now I realize I was a big, big Fool. This month I'll graduate, This month I'll hate, Because it's the biggest step I'll ever take. I know if I stay straight and don't give any slack, My steps will be forward, instead of back. My younger friends, listen to what I have to say, Don't dare dream about this day. Pray that it will be far away. Don't make the same mistake that I made, Work very hard for that higher grade. Don't get me wrong, it's all right to have fun and play, But if you don't work, some day you'll pay. I may not be the best one for giving advice. But I do know one thing. I'm already beginning . . . TO PAY THE PRICE. Scott Neas 62 GRADUATE Basehor High School held its Com- mencement Exercises on Thursday, May 21, 1981. The processional was played by the Basehor High School Band directed by Mike Wiesner. Girls representing the Junior class led the procession through a packed house. Dr. Kent Stewart, Professor of Educa- tion from Kansas State University act- ed as the guest speaker for the even- ing. His address concerned itself with The Four Faces of Hope. Mr. Robert Raines, President of the Board of Education, presented diplo- mas to 62 graduating students. Dr. Tony Stansberry, Superintendent of Schools, presented special senior honors and scholarships awards. Dr. Kent Stewart, Professor of Education and Administration Mary Pouppirt, Roberta Clark, Shelly Brooks, Pam Moore, Michelle Man- yon, Nancy Haney and Christi Chris- toff led the senior class into the gym- nasium to receive their honors and diplomas. Principal Charles Edmonds presents the class of 1981. 69 CLASS OF '81 TOP TEN PERCENT Seated left to right: Jeanine Porth, Sherry Brooks, Jeff Theno, Gloria Miller, Doug Wiley. Not pictured, Melinda Cochran, Cathy Riley. JUNIORS Stephanie Abell jay Allbee jeff Barber Roberta Clark Kenney Coleman Rinda Cooper Lorna Elberth lack Edwards Jeff Elkins Shirlee Elliott Mike Fields Staci Foots I blush when you say I'm cute! Steve Jancich Tami Kelley Tom Lorance Brian Johnson Ellen Kelly Scott Lybarger Dana Johnson Andy Klamm Michelle Manyon Eric McKenzie Fred Meyn Pamela Moore Renae Nelson Kevin Otterman Mary Pouppirt rwBMMBP CLASS OF '82 Mary Pouppirt — President Jay Allbee — Vice President Msnru Martov __ (arrotiru 78 SOPHOMORES Todd Jones Jeff Kuehnhoff Jackie Kelly Rick Lantz Karla Kendrick Beth Lowe Renee Keylon Jim Mance Hank Milbourn Marty Morford Ellen Kornhaus Kelly Manyon Keith Miller Jimmy Mussett ABOVE: The Class of 1983 BELOW: Sopho- more Class officers: Secretary-Treasurer Ellen Kornhaus, President Brian Enneking, and Vice-President Britta Stolfus Kelly Myers Darren Neas Duane Neu Leonard Nick John Novak David O'Bryan Robbie Price Devin Raines Butch Reavis Robert Reavis Sherri Riley Jeff Roberts 84 LaRee Smith Brian Sparks Britta Stolfus Jodi Stoner David Thorne FRESHMEN Freshmen Cindy Baker Robin Basso Susie Boyd David Breuer Jamie Barber Steve Bates Lisa Brandt Mike Brooks 6 Chris Cochran Ricky Coleman Julie Dahlin Denise Deitmaring Angela Cobbins Mandy Crum Kim Dyster Mary Caldwell Jackie Conn Denise DeTar Tony Elliott Jamie Callahan J. N. Cooper Penny Diaz Keith Everhart rfj Tf Sam zA 87 Roger Ferrell Julie Fisher Larry Harms Mari Hodge Michelle Johnson Tim Kibler John Fritschen Brad Hoffman Robbie Kitchen Mark Garst Colleen Hurla Karen Klamm Tammy Gumm Mark Jacobs Brian Lindelof Theresa Lorance Cindy Maxwell Amy Noeth Don McNeil Brenda Miller Lori Palmgren Barry Mance Denise Moore Doug Payne Letha Marshal Mike Newman Steve Peterson Shelly McHenry Nancy Miles Rita Novak 89 Peggy Porter Gina Sanchez Misti Wilkey Marsha Price Kelly Rankin Linda Riley Tim Roberts Keith Stubler Pam Theno Tracey Tripp Dan Wiley Jeff Williams Mark Williams Adrian Young Kim Zaloz 90 ADMINISTRATION, FACULTY AND PERSONNEL USD 458 SCHOOL BOARD: Art Otterman, David Klamm, John Johnson, Joe Nick. Front Row: Robert Raines, Carol McKenney, Janet VanCleave. Superintendent Tony L Stansberry Through the combined efforts of the School Board, Facul- ty, and Administration USD 458 completed the North Central Association Evaluation. The comprehensive and in depth study could only have been completed through the display of concern and understanding on the part of all of those people who lives are touched daily in our school and community. The studt will help bring about a stan- dard of excellence to the students in our district. All of those involved regreted deeply the death of School Board President Art Otterman. Mr. Otterman played a large part in the evaluation and held great concern for our school and community. Principal Charles Edmonds Vice Principal Don Schenewerk Secretary Sue Schaefer Secretary Joyce McMillan 1 Secretary Charlene Porter Maintenance Services Gail Reeves Secretary Glenna Florence CCVEP: Peggy Westerhouse 93 SOCIAL SCIENCE: Richard Johnson, Mary McGinnis, Chris Anderson ART: Donna Tippie INDUSTRIAL ARTS: Mark Mishler PHYSICAL EDUCATION: Mary McGinnis, Jerry Layton, Rich- ard Johnson, Renea Hammett MATH: Don Haussler, Sara Booth MUSIC: Mike Wiesner, Anton Zouplna FOREIGN LANGUAGE: Robert Cope 95 HOME ECONOMICS: Mary Meyer ( FIRST STATE BANK OF TONGANOXIE Serving Basehor as Southern Leavenworth County’s Financial Center Member F.D.I.C. 101 THE SHAMPOO HUT Way mire's Plaza The Shampoo Hut of- fers you not only the most in Unisex hairstyl- ing, but also health and beauty aids for the en- tire family. 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