Basehor High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Basehor, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1984 volume:

WE DEDICATE The 1983-84 Bobcat is dedicated to Mrs. Ruth Grube for her long and faithful service to the education profession. Mrs. Grube has been a teacher for 31 years. 28 of those years being spent in the Basehor School District Mrs. Grube spent her early years as an elementary teacher and then moved to the high school and worked as a Home Economics teacher and also worked in the school library. Since the Fall of 1975. Mrs. Grube has been the Librarian for Basehor Middle School and Basehor High School. We sincerely honor Mrs. Grube for her true dedication and service. Meet Robert Z. Cat THE BOBCAT STAFF Editor in Chief ...................... Peggy Porter Assistant Editor ..............................Julie Fisher Production Assistants ........... Donna Kuehnhoff .......................................Jackie Conn Sales ................................. Misti Wilkey .......................................Susie Nick ...................................Nancy Dumler ........................................Cindy Baker ................................. Michelle Johnson .......................................Tammy Gumm .......................................Gina Sanchez ......................................Tracey Tripp Copy Writing ....................... Brian Lindelof ........................................ Doug Payne ................................... Mark Williams .......................................Susie Nick ................................... Nancy Dumler ................................Donna Kuehnhoff Adviser .................................Sue Ryan As He Takes A ________________ Closer Look. TABLE OF CONTENTS OPENING ............................................4 ACADEMICS .........................................17 Scholarships ................................... 18 Graduation ......................................20 Faculty-Administration ......................... 22 Knowledge Bowl Team . 24 National Honor Society ..........................25 Senior Class Top 10% ........................... 26 ACTIVITIES ........................................29 Prom ............................................30 Jazz Band ..................................... .32 Pep Club ........................................33 Drill Team ......................................34 Cheerleaders ....................................35 Future Homemakers of America ................... 36 Foreign Language ................................37 Student Council ................................ 38 Photo Club ..................................... 39 Science Club.....................................40 Band .......................................... 41 B-Club 42 Girls Athletic Association ......................43 Breeze Staff 44 Annual Staff ................................... 45 Art Club ....................................... 46 SPORTS ............................................47 Football ........................................48 Homecoming ..................................... 50 Volleyball ......................................52 Cross Country ................................ 54 Wrestling .......................................55 Men’s Basketball ............................... 56 Courtwarming ....................................58 Women's Basketball ..............................60 Men’s Track .....................................64 Women’s Track ...................................65 Athletes of the Year ............................66 MUSIC AND DRAMA ...................................67 Junior Play .....................................68 Thespians ...................................... 70 Senior Play .....................................72 Concerts ....................................... 74 UNDERCLASSMEN .................................... 75 SENIORS ...........................................80 ADVERTISEMENTS ....................................98 Welcome to the 1983-84 Bobcat Yearbook and meet Robert Z. Cat. Robert (his friends call him Bob) is your guide and your personal private de- tective into the lives of those at BHS and the Basehor Community. Follow as he helps you to Take a Closer Look ... 4 1983-84 found the Basehor Com- munity drawn together to con- struct a sidewalk to improve the safety of school children. We found a community ready to pull together to stage one of the lar- gest homecoming parades in re- cent history. We saw the advent of the Farmboys”. and we said goodbye to the Class of 1984 with great sadness. BHS and the Basehor Community were the proud followers of many successful sports teams including the women's basketball team that went beyond all expectations and all dreams to become the Class 4A Third Place Basketball Team in the state. WHOOSH became a household word as the hard work of coaches and players and the feverish support of a school and community lead the team to state playoffs, to a trophy, and to the medals that were honorably draped about the necks of players and coaches. 7 Cheerleaders School And Community 1 For Spirit And Sportsmanship WHOOSH WHOOSH WHOOSH WHOOSH WHOOSH Cheerleader Kathy Magaha yelled for long hours dur- ing the school year along with the hard work of the entire cheerleading team. The cheerleaders, school, community, coaches and girls basketball team not only won 3rd Place in the state, but also were award- ed a trophy as the 1 group for spirit and sportman- ship. STOP AND THINK. HOW MUCH WILL YOU REMEMBER? 10 How much will you remember from your high school days ten, twenty, or perhaps thirty years from now? Will you remember the good times you spent with friends or perhaps the long and Oh!, so bumpy pep bus rides. Will you think of the time Jackie Conn was selected as a finalist for the Kansas Homecoming Queen contest. That was an honor for Jackie and our school. Will you remember that BHS was the place where the mobile teacher” was invented when we put wheels on Business instructor Kandy Johnson? Maybe you will just remember how happy you were when someone told you that you were going to graduate. n There seemed to be a short time be- tween hello and goodbye to our friends Pauline Ongenae and Himay Vigaray. Pauline was a foreign exchange stu- dent from Holland and Himay from Spain. They were active participants and our school and will be long remem- bered and missed. 1984 WAS A VERY GOOD YEAR FOR . . . AND WE SPENT IT TOGETHER! j ACADEMICS Senior Scholarships MARK WILLIAMS ABLE Scholarship, $100 Emporia State University, Award of Excellence, $300 Emporia State University Emporia State University, Albert E. Beulah H. Woodruff Fund, Top Scholar for Science and Math- ematics, $1500 Kansas State University, Seaton Scholarship, $1000 William Jewell College, Academic Scholarship, $1500 Independent Order of Foresters, $1000 renewable for 5 years _______I MICHELLE JOHNSON Memorial Scholar- Ward Kiester ship, $600 Emporia State University, Award of Excellence, $300 Kansas State University, Anna George Morton Scholarship, $500 DANNY WILEY Lions Club Scholarship, $500 Emporia State University, Award of Excellence, $300 Washburn University, Kansas City Regional Garvey Scholarship, 3rd in Competition, $2400 LISA BRANDT Colby Community College, demic Scholarship, $300 Aca- Michelle Johnson receives the Ward Kiester. Ill Memorial Scholarship for $600 during graduation ceremonies. The award was presented by Dr Steven Doerr. ---n gsSS888S88g8888S8888| MARI HODGE ■ 4-H Scholarship, $200 ■ 18 KAREN KLAMM Kiwanis Club Scholarship, $500 Emporia State University, Award of Excellence, $300 Kansas State University, Margaret Raffington Memorial Scholarship, $500 SS8SS38333SS383Sg3 PEGGY PORTER First State Bank of Tonganoxie, $300 Emporia State University, Award of Excellence, $300 a@SS3SSSS3S3SSS@SSSSi KEITH STUBLER Emporia State University, Award of Excellence, $300 Kansas City Kansas Community College, Tuition and Fees KEITH EVERHART Highland Community College, Ath- letic Scholarship, Football, $480 'S232S33 SSS SSSS SSSS3S2S2. MISTI JENNINGS WILKEY Colby Community College. Athletic Scholarship, Cheerleading, $200 Colby Community College, Drama and Academic Scholarship !SS3SSSSS3S3SSSSSSSS3SSS?@SSg ROBBIE KITCHEN State Scholar 5SSSeSgSS88SSS88SS3� ABOVE: Peggy Porter receives from Dr. Doerr a local scholarship from the First State Bank of Tonganoxie for $300. BELOW: Karen Klamm receives the Kiwanis Club Scholarship that is awarded yearly by that organization. GRADUATION Farewell To The Class Of ’84 On May 17, 1984 at 8:00 p.m. the Sen- ior Class of 1984 was graduated during ceremonies in the Basehor High School Gymnasium. In front of a packed house BHS Seniors received their diplomas, many of them with hon- ors. Speaker for the occasion was Dr. Rich- ard E. Nelson, Counselor of Education at Kansas University. Honored as Valedictorian was Mark Williams. Salutatorian honors were awarded to Amy Noeth. Shown right is Senior Class President Mark Williams addressing classmates, family, and friends in a final farewell speech that culminated the evening. As tears of joy as well as sadness fell, Mark gave thanks on behalf of his classmates for the school, teachers, administrators, and the parents that made their education possible. Administration And Faculty FACULTY Chris Anderson Social Studies Marilyn Anderson Journalism, English Sara Booth Math, Science Bob Cope Foreign Language Brenda DeGroot Physical Education Marlene Dillard Drama English Brenda Funk Counselor Ruth Grube Library Brad Haynes Music Kandy Johnson Business Richard Johnson Physical Education George King English May McGinnis Social Studies Mark Mishler Industrial Art Mary Myer Home Economics Linda Nelson Art Sue Ryan Business Kay Smith CCVEP Michelle Webb Math Art Wells Science Mike Wiesner Band BOARD OF EDUCATION LEFT TO RIGHT: Robert Raines, Uveda Otterman, John Johnson, Joe Nick, Louie Haney, Carol McKinney, and Dave Breuer. Superintendent Steve Doerr Principal, Charles Edmonds Vice Principal, Dick Erickson EDUCATIONAL COMPETITION Students at Basehor High School were given the opportunity to participate in a unique form of compe- tition this year. A Knowledge Bowl Team was estab- lished to compete in two league contests as well as an area contest co-sponsored by WIBW and Wash- burn University. Participants matched their knowl- edge with other teams in the areas of literature, sci- ence, fine-arts, mathematics, religion, history, and sports trivia. The students who were part of the Basehor High School teams included: Juniors- Jack Hansen, Rhonda Keylon, Bob Ritter; Sophomores-Kary Bay- less, Donna Kuehnhoff, Bill Lewis, Roger McDowell; Freshmen- Ted Anderson, Chris Bock, Jimmy Carter, Sammy King, and Mark White. Pictured above is Chris Bock. Rhonda Keylon. Jack Hansen, Jimmy Carter. an sponsor Ms. Brenda Funk at the Washburn University competition. Pictured belov is who represented BHS in league competition. Back row-Jason King, Sammy King Bob Ritter. Chris Bock. Bill Lewis; middle row-Ms. Brenda Funk. Mandy Crum, Marl White. Kary Bayless. Roger McDowell; front row-Peggy Porter. Ted Anderson Donna Kuehnhoff. Rhonda Keylon, and Jimmy Carter NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Has New Beginning This year for the first time National Honor Society be- came an organization. The members who were chosen as juniors last year sold cookies after school so they could have a night out on the town. With their sponsor, Ms. Brenda Funk, the members Lisa Brandt, Denise Deitmaring, Michelle Johnson, Karen Klamm, Amy Noeth, Peggy Porter, and Mark Williams went to Tiffa- ny's Attic , a dinner theater. When the new members were selected in the spring they went on a field trip to the Federal Reserve Bank and then to Crown Center. The members organized the annual Awards Night this year also. For the first time, invitations were sent to parents of the students receiving awards. Dessert was served to all guests after the awards were presented. Pictured at the top is Second Year members: top row-Lisa Brandt. Mark Williams. Michelle Johnson, bottom row-Peggy Porter. Denise Deitmaring, and Karen Klamm. Not pictured is Amy Noeth. Pictured directly above is the First Year members: Back row-Eric Otting. Bob Ritter. Brian Lindelot. Third Row-Beth Nash, Suzanne Spring, Chery Shoemake. Karen Kornhaus. Rhonda Keylon. J.N. Cooper, Vickie Ziegler Second row-Angie Riehle, Misti Wilkey. Tracey Tripp. Jackie Conn. First Row-Rhonda Seitter, Danny Wiley. Pauline Ongenae. and Rita Novak. Not pictured is David Breuer and Marsha Price. 25 SEVEN GRADUATE WITH HONORS valedictorian Mark Williams SALUTATORIAN Amy Noeth CLASS OF 1984 TOP 10% Mark Williams Amy Noeth Peggy Porter Karen Klamm Keith Stubler Michelle Johnson Danny Wiley BHS HAS CLASS Learning, of course, is our primary goal at BHS. The BHS class schedule gives students a wide variety of choices along with a solid schedule that offers all the basic classes such as math, sci- ence, and english. On this page, left, Mandy Crum puts on the finishing touches to a display she created in CCVEP. Below, left, Danny Wiley spent a day in a wheelchair to better under- stand the life of handicap people as a project for Child Care class. Josh Crum, below, increases his skills on a computer. On the following page, Seniors really dive into their math books while home economics, industrial arts, art, and newsproduction all increase course of- ferings and the ability to learn at BHS. Puttin’ On The Ritz '84 Prom Is First-Class Princess Suzanne Spring And Prince Terrance Bey King John Fritschen And Queen Denise Deitmaring The Basehor High School Jazz Band is a volunteer group of Band students. This year the Jazz Band performed a full length concert in November and participated in the Central State Jazz Festival at Kansas State University. The mem- bers of the Jazz Band receive no class credit, but attend rehearsals at 7:00 a.m. two or three times a week because they want to play in this type of group. Back: Ronnie Laffoon. Michael Ducey. Jimmy Carter. Ricky Gramling, Steve Ritter. Chris Bock, Jack Hansen, Tim Kelley, Todd Lantz, Jeff Kennard and Instructor Mr Wiesner. Front: Angie Riehle. Beth Nash. Denise Deitmaring, Chery Shoemake, Shannon Henderson, Vicki Ziegler. Crissy Theno. and Cindy Enneking. POM PON SQUAD Has Successful Year Back Row Susie Brock Jackie Conn, Captain Jane O'Bryan Jodi Lybarger Nancy Miles Middle Row Dawn Odle Jeanne Smith Susie Nick Shelly Burns Mickie Brown Dawn Seitter Front Row Annette Parish Lisa Brandt Stacy Johnson Michelle Johnson Kris Jennings Kim Bartko Not Pictured- Cindy Maxwell. Co Captain Sponsor. Mrs. Sara Booth Top Left: Pom Pon squad marches in Home- coming parade. Bottom Left: Sophomores Pom Pon member Jodie Lybarger performed at a pep assembly to the song “On the Loose. Bottom Right: Pom Pon squad per- forms at a pep assembly for a home game. The 1983-84 Pom Pon Squad consisted fo 18 iris. The Drill Team title was changed to Pom on Squad because the girls were performing to Pom Pon routines instead of marching and doing drills. The girls attended a Pom Pon camp held at Emporia State University. They performed Glo- ria for their home routine and received a red ribbon. Each girl learned two routines and they were later taught to the rest of the squad. These routines were performed at all home football and basketball games at at some pep rallies. The squad also performed a routine for the people at Hickory Villa Retirement Home. Each year a Christmas party is held for the squad. This year, all the girls went to Hibachi and had a big dinner. Presents were also exchanged among the girls. The Pom Pon squads last performance was to Thriller. It was a routine everyone liked and enjoyed. Following the performance, a red rose was given to Captain Jackie Conn, and Co Cap- tain Cindy Maxwell, along with Kim Bartko. Lisa Brandt. Nancy Miles and Michelle Johnson. CHEERLEADNG Woosh? A sound that brought together the cheerleaders and the crowd. With the help of Mr. George King, English instructor and all around spirit fanatic, the 1983-84 cheerleaders followed the Bobcats through this winning year promoting spirit. Both varsity and junior varsity squads went to UCA (Universal Cheerleading Association) camp at Kansas State University. They learned new pep rallies and cheers which they used during the year. During the Lady Cats state com- petition the cheerleaders and school supporters received the sportsmanship award for the 4A Girls State Tournament. Pictured above are the varsity cheerleading squad. They are Rita Novak. Toby Allbee. Tammy Gumm, Denise Honeywell (Moore). Nancy Dumler. Ann Palmgren, Kathy Magaha, Misty Wilkey. and Rhonda Seitter. To the right are the Junior Varsity cheerleading squad. They are Angie Mance, Tammy Smith, Melissa Vicker, Amy Rich, and above. Kelly Wilcox. DECA Has Busy Year Distributive Education Clubs of America was an active organization this year partly due to their new sponsor Mrs. Kay Lohman-Smith. They had many money making pro- jects this year. One was selling Bob- cat pennants to all Bobcat fans. They sold signs for Valentine's Day and they had a raffle for a stuffed Easter Bunny. In the fall they sponsored a hayride for the whole school. They attended Business Career Day at Emporia State University. They also had many speakers come and talk to the members. In the spring they sponsored a Pre- Spring Jamboree week for the stu- dent body. Monday was Silence is Golden Day, and Tuesday was Whisper in my Ear Day. Wednesday they had a legs contest, and Thurs- day was Hawaii Day. Friday was Gold and Blue Day which is their club colors. The group was lead by Senior offi- cers: Denise DeTar, President, Butch Adams, Vice president, Gayla Thorne, Secretary, and Edna Jus- tice, Treasurer. The Junior officers were Susie Brock, President, Mi- chelle Birchfield, Vice President Becca Bell. Secretary, and Sandy Hardwick, Treasurer. Pictured above is the 1983-84 DECA members: Back — Mark Baltuska, Menda Edwards. Shawn Mance. Denise DeTar, David Russell, and Stacy Johnson. Front — Mrs. Kay Lohman-Smith, Shawna Schuetz, Michelle Hawley. Sandy Hardwick, Michelle Birchfield. Becca Bell, Susie Brock, Dawn Shaumeyer. Terri Yazel. and Amanda Brooks. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The Future Homemakers of America, more commonly known as FHA, had a very exciting year. Perhaps their big- gest and most important accomplish- ment was the organizing of a volleyball tournament for Cystic Fibrosis. The whole school and community had lots of fun as they competed against each other. The Booster Club’s team won. and each team member received a Cystic Fibrosis t-shirt. Close to $200 was raised and donated to the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. FHA also went together with the Thes- pians and had their second dessert theater. FHA also provided dessert for the Spring Open House. During February. FHA week was held and students dressed up on the fol- lowing days: Sock Day. Red White Day. Farm Boy Day, Hat Day. and Mix-n-Match Day. On the Wednesday of that week. FHA showed a film on Cystic Fibrosis during Activity period to let other students understand more about Cystic Fibrosis. One night after school, during FHA week, the mem- bers had a pizza party and Ms. Funk came and talked to the members about wife abuse. At the end of the year FHA held their Above is Mrs. Myer. sponsor showing her FHA spirit on Sock Day. To the left is Julie Matthews at the Christmas party finding out what her gift is. annual Ma Pa Banquet where the new officers for the next year were installed. All the parents were invited to attend. This year, the middle school FHA also helped in the banquet. FHA’s sponsor is Mrs. Mary Myer and the officers were Karen Klamm, Presi- dent; Shelly McHenry. Vice-President- Historian; and Peggy Porter, Secre- tary-Treasurer. Student Council repre- sentative was Krissy Laffoon and the Freshmen representative was Melissa Vicker. Back Row: Marcie Wilson. Cathy Tins- ley. Laura Noeth. Kandee Fulkerson. Billie Bond. Second Row: Julie Metzger. Rita Novak, Ann Espy. Leslie Goens. Gayla Florence. Julie Mat- thews. Front Row: Sponsor Mary Myer. Karen Klamm. Shelly McHenry, Peggy Porter. Krissy Laffoon. and Me- lissa Vicker. 36 Top Left: Bob Ritter, Chris Bock, Steve Allen, Mark White. Middle Row: Brenda Jacobs, Kay Ferrell, Michelle Hawley, Leslie Goens, Ann Espy, Rhonda Keylon. Front Row: Karen Kornhaus, Beth Nash, Chery Shoemake, and Shawna Schuet7 FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB-An Active Year The Foreign Language has been active by going to several places, learning more about the Foreign Languages. They have visited Kansas University when Spanish and French programs were being sponsored. In the remainder of the school year, they went to Johnson County and saw Spanish dancers. They also saw a French play later on in the year. STUDENT COUNCIL Holds Many Memories In keeping Basehor High School’s organizations on top of things, Student Council played a good role in donat- ing them money throughout the year. If any one organi- zation needed help in a money making situation Student Council would be there to help out. This years money making project for Student Council was the profits made from the pop machine. Some of these profits went in helping to promote spirit for the 1983-84 Girls Basketball Team. The Student Council bought the girls T-shirts representing themselves before leaving for state in Salina. This years Student Council was led by President, Mi- chelle Johnson, Vice President, Brian Lindelof, Secre- tary, Stacy Johnson and Mr. George King as their Spon- sor. In the above picture are, back row: Angie I Riehle, Tracey Tripp, Larry Harms, Su- zanne Spring, Krissy Laffoon, Susie Brock, Michelle Birchfield, Steve Allen. Rhonda Seitter, Randy Coble. Middle row: Lisa Brandt, Mark Williams, Danny Wiley, Dawn Odle, Donna Kuehnhoff, Nancy Dumler. Bottom row: Michelle Johnson, Brian Lindelof, Stacy Johnson. To the left: Student Council Sponsor George King presents T-shirts to the Girls Basketball Team. ' PHOTO CLUB This year's Photo Club took a field trip covering many different areas. First they toured the Spen- cer Museum of Art with Velma Peters, profession- al photographer. Professor Gary Mason was the guide on a tour through the darkroom at the Uni- versity of Kansas. Many of the members took their cameras to photograph the campus. Next they toured Centron Film Corporation. Centron is a company that makes promotional films for big companies. John English, guide, pointed out the steps in making a promotional film. There was talk this year of buying a display case to display photo projects done by Photo Club members. They were unable to purchase one be- cause of the lack of funds. Plans are now under- way to build a case thanks to plans done by Bill Foley. 39 The 1983-84 Photo Club was led by Marilyn Anderson, sponsor, Mandy Crum, President, Larry Harms, Vice President, Suzanne Springs, Secretary, and Nancy Miles and Cindy Enneking served as Treasurers first and second semesters respectively. SCIENCE CLUB Increases Membership The Science Club has the most oed down the Illinois River the last members it’s ever had this year. day of the trip. Each member had to have a certain amount of work credits to be eligible to go on any of the trips. Members could earn work credits by working at concession stands, going to work days and meetings. Several of the members went on a trip in the mid- dle of the school year to the Cos- mosphere in Hutchinson. They also went on a four day trip to Oklahoma during Spring Break. They went on a hiking trail called Ouachita National Forest and can- Top Row: Lloyd Young, Eric Otting, Suzanne Spring, Sue Haney, Tim Kelley, Josh Crum, Mike Brock, Chris Bock. Middle Row: Kris Garri- son, Mickie Brown, Jack Hansen, Andy Klamm, Joel Cambell, Rhonda Keylon, Bill Foley. Bottom Row: Nancy Dumler, Denise DeTar, Crissy Theno, Roger McDowell, Keith Lewandowski, Steve Ritter, Ricky Gramling. Front; Officers: Cindy En- neking; President, Angie Riehle; Vice President, Susie Nick; Secre- tary-Treasurer. 40 FLAG CORPS Added To Band The BHS Band averaged one public performance every three school days throughout the first semester of this year. The band also participated in the Kaw Valley League Instrumental Music Festival, the Kansas State High School Activities Association’s Regional Music Festival and the Worlds of Fun Music Festival. Many of the band members put in extra time for many different pro- jects including selling wholesale pizza kits to raise money for a variety of things including the Worlds of Fun trip. This years Flag Corps is a new addition to the band. Several students tried out for the position at the end of the 1983 year. Eight positions were filled. Throughout the summer their were dif- ferent practice sessions that took place to prepare for the new 1984 year. Pictured to the top left from left to right: Angie Riehle, Kim Dyster, Linda Kimball, Susie Harms, Missy Culter, Shelly McMillen, Sherry May, and Ka- ren Jackson. Pictured above is the 1983-84 band, bottom row; Left: Cindy Enneking. Suzanne Spring. Peggy Porter. Lori Gramling. Kim Dillion, Amelda Nash, Julie Matthews. Billie Bond. Second Row: Andy Mance, Steve Ritter, Karen Kornhaus, Kathy Magaha, Jimmie Dahlin, Beth Nash, Chery Shoemake, Denise Deitmaring, Carol Coats. Third Row: Terrance Bey. Mike Green, Jack Hansen, Ronnie Laffoon. Leland Peterson. Donna Kuehnhoft. Jimmy Carter. Jeff Kennard. Fourth Row: John Frits- chen, Tim Kelley. Todd Lantz, Eddie Blasche. Donnie Clark, Ricky Gramling. Chris Bock. Bob Ritter. Fifth Row: Flag Corps Pictured below is the band and the Flag Corps working together in performance. Pictured to the right is Denise Deitmaring. Chery Shoemake, and Beth Nash in a clarinet trio performing at a 1983-84 band concert. Below Right is a Brass trio performance by Bob Ritter. Jimmy Carter and Ricky Gramling. B-CLUB HAS EXCITING YEAR Any boy who letters in a sport can join B-Club. The number of members has stayed about the same throughout the years. This past year the club has been busy trying to earn money for two new Olympic weight sets to be placed in the boys locker room. They have sold magazines to the public and they also sponsored a lift-a-thon. The weights will be bought next year and will be in the locker room, ready to be used by both girls and boys. This year the B-Club was led by President Danny Wiley, Vice President Keith Everhart, Trea- surer Eric Otting, and Sponsor Mr. Dick Erickson. 42 Pictured above are the B-Club members. Back Row: J.V. Everhart. Jack Hansen. Josh Crum. Donnie Clark. Terrance Bey. Scott Landon Middle Row: Eric McGhee. Todd Lantz, Mark Williams, Brian Linde- lof, Brad Hoffman, J.N. Cooper. Front Row. Eric Otting. Danny Wiley. Keith Everhart. Pictured to the right is Senior Brian Linde- lof running for the Bobcat's in one of his many sports. Girls Athletic Association ‘84’ The Girls Athletic Association, sponsored by Mary McGin- nis, was also led by Michelle Johnson, President, Tracy Tripp, Vice President, Julie Fisher, Secretary, and Mandy Crum. Treasurer. The girls had many money making projects including cal- endar sales, Christmas decorations, Easter candy, and cheese. They set aside part of their money for a display case for girls track records. They put the rest of their money toward a trip at the end of the year. To be a member of the Girls Athletic Association each girl had to participate in at least one sport during the year. Below. Back Left: Terri Yazel. Chamlie Schubert. Dawn Shaumeyer. Stacy Johnson. Rita Novak. Michelle Birchfield. Amelda Nash. Carol Coats. Angela Davoren. Kim Dyster, Ann Espy. Nancy Eberth. Julie Breuer. Sue Haney. Suzanne Spring. Shelly Burns. Becca Bell. Amanda Brooks. Cindy Enneking. Karen Kornhaus. Shelly McHenry. Sharon Eberth. Annette Parish. Lisa Fouts. Gayla Florence. Lisa Brandt. Toby Allbee. Diane Baltuska. Lonnie Hoffman. Krissy Laffoon, Shelly McMillen. Julie Dahlin. Jodi Lybarger. Kris Jennings. Susie Brock, Dawn Odle. Susie Nick. Jeanne Smith. Kim Bartko. Nancy Miles. Jane O’Bryan. Cindy Baker. Theresa Lorance. Julie Fisher. Mandy Crum. Michelle Johnson. Tracey Tripp, and Mary McGinnis. PRODUCTION CLASSES BUSY The Basehor Breeze staff published eight newspapers this year. The members of the staff were the same throughout the year, but they switched newspaper posi- tions at the end of the first semester. This gave every- one the chance to work on different areas of the news- paper. In the Kansas Scholastic Press Association Contest Mike Brock received first place in Advertising, Denis DeTar placed second in Front page layout, Nancy Dumler took second place in Feature Writing, Scot Stol- fus received second place in Theme Development and Mark Williams (introduction to journalism student) took second in Sports Writing. These members then moved on to the State Contest. Denise DeTar took a second place in Front Page layout while Scot Stolfus took first in Theme development. Both of them received medals. The News Production class did all the typing for the Breeze this year and made all the programs for the games, concerts, and any other activity that required a program. Mrs. Marilyn Anderson, was the sponsor of both the Breeze Staff and the News Production Staff. Pictured above is the News Production Staff- Standing: Julie Fisher, Michelle Johnson. Tracey Tripp. Sitting: Rhonda Seitter, Mitchell Wright, and Ann Palmgren. Pictured below is the Breeze Staff- Fourth Row: Mandy Crum, Angie Riehle, Roger McDowell. Cindy Enneking. Mrs. An- derson Third Row: Denise Honeywell (Moore), Julie Dahlin, Jane O'Bryan. Nancy Miles. Lesley Goens. Susie Nick, Mike Brock. Second Row: Kary Bayless. Shelly Burns, Brian Lindelof. Nancy Dumler, Michelle Johnson, Doug Payne, Scot Stolfus. First Row: Tracey Tripp and Denise DeTar. Pictured above are Peggy Porter and Julie Fisher working hard to meet dead- lines. Below is the Editors and Annual Staff members. Kneeling: Donna Kuehn- hoff. Sitting, Left: Julie Fisher; Assistant Editor. Peggy Porter; Editor, and Jackie Conn. NOT PICTURED; Scot Stolfus; Staff Artist. ANNUAL The 1983-84 Annual Staff worked many hours trying to prepare the '84 annual. Peggy Porter and Julie Fisher served as Editors for the yeabook, with Mrs. Sue Ryan as the sponsor. Donna Kuehnhoff and Jackie Conn also helped in the actual production of the annual. In helping to pay for the yearbook, the staff sold M M's and Light Bulbs. Advertisements helped out tre- mendously, as local and various other patrons sup- ported the yearbook. These money making projects helped to lower the cost of yearbook production, keeping the price per copy to the student body as low as possible. In addition to the above mentioned people the following people also contributed to mon- ey making and copywriting: Misti Wilkey, Tammy Gumm, Gina Sanchez, Cindy Baker, Michelle John- son, Tracey Tripp, Nancy Dumler, Susie Nick, Brian Lindelof, Doug Payne, Mark Williams. Two staff members placed at the Kansas Scholastic Press Association Regional Contest. Staff artist Scot Stolfus, took second in regional competition in Theme Development and Graphics and then went on to place first in the state in the same contest. Donna Kuehnhoff placed first in regional competition in Yearbook Cutline Writing. ART CLUB A NEW ORGANIZATION The 1983-84 Art Club is a very creative organization. Throughout the year they prepared different activi- ties that would be shown to the public. For example, they painted mural on the front of a building in down town Basehor. Since Art Club is a new club, this year was more or less a planning year for next year. Back row: Ann Palmgren. Lesley Goens. Jett Williams. David Russell. Bob Ritter. Brenda Jacobs. Kathy Magaha, Ann Espy. Middle row: Miss Linda Nelson: Sponsor. Sitting down: Scott Stolfus, President, Rhonda Seitter, Vice President, Nancy Dumler. secretary, Rhonda Keylon, Treasurer. SPORTS STRUGGLING SEASON SPIRITS REMAIN HIGH 1983 Football Team — 7th row; Jeft Williams, Keith Ever- hart. Eric McGhee. Brian Lin- delof. Eric Otting. Chris Thorne. Coach Wells; 6th row; Roger McDowell. Scott Lan- don. Brad Price. Terrance Bey. Bill Lewis. James Rozine; 5th row; Mike Teeple. Russ Run- nels. Ted Anderson. Tim Kel- ley. Ronnie Laffoon; 4th row; Eric Cartwright. Scott Rosche. Allen Wiley. Eddie Blasche; 3rd row; Troy King. Donnie Clark. Mark Williams; 2nd row; Todd Lantz. J.V. Everhart; 1st row; Danny Wiley. Basehor 6 FOOTBALL SCORES 1983 Perry-Lecompton 12 Basehor 14 Basehor 0 Basehor 0 Immaculata 7 Tonganoxie 28 Spring Hill 42 The 1983 football season was a rough one. The Bobcats' football team struggled all season. The season wasn’t all bad times though, there were many bright spots. The team was a “rookie squad , with only 5 returning lettermen, but the rookies” came through and filled the spots that needed to be filled. There were not many games won, but a lot of experience was gained. The final record was 1-8. With the win coming against Immaculata at Homecoming, the score was 14-6. There were many bright spots during the season. Terrance Bey led all rushing for the Bobcats with 131-409 with a 3.1 average, Dan Wiley with 89- 248 and that is a 2.7 average. As for receiving, Mark Williams was at the head of the passing attack. Mark threw 80 passes with 36 of them being caucht with a total of 478 yards. Brian Lindelof led all receiving with 16 catches for 267 yards and Robert Nichols with 9 for 136 yards. As for defense, Eric Otting and Tim Roberts led in tackles with 97 and 78 respectfully. The team had tri-captains, Brian Lindelof, Dan Wiley, and Mark Williams, but the senior players showed good leadership and the team’s attitude was one of ‘let’s go out and work hard, but let’s have fun too.' Basehor 18 Basehor 6 Basehor 6 Basehor 0 Basehor 6 jffMlti alMItti aftlHHt Eudora 28 DeSoto 8 Lansing 35 Piper 34 Aquinas 60 Homecoming 1983 was an exciting event of the school year, especially when it was added to the football team’s only victory of the season. The traditional Homecoming activi- ties were held on September 16 while the Bobcats outscored the Im- maculata Raiders 14 to 7. The traditional festivities started early Friday evening with the annual parade. This year the parade was sponsored by the Basehor-Linwood Community Education and was one of the largest parades in BHS histo- ry- During the half-time ceremonies Jackie Conn was crowned queen while Tracey Tripp and Kim Zaloz were crowned princesses. The Homecoming dance was held the following Saturday evening with special dances set aside for the queen and her court. Shown right are Jackie and her father. Rodney Conn. Traditionally, the queen and her court are all escorted by their fathers. THE FINAL SCORE OF THE WINNING Jacqueline Eileen Conn 50 TWENTY-SEVEN MATCHES Girls Gain Experience Tremendous efforts were made by the 1983 volleyball team. Under the leadership of coach Mrs. Mary McGinnis, assistant coach Miss Brenda DeGroot and Senior Captain Julie Fisher, the team pulled through with a 10-17 record. One of the team's biggest ac- complishment for the season was receiving 3rd place in the Bobcat Tourney. This season, being the 1st losing season in a number of years, was caused by many fac- tors. The 1983 team was a very young team. The majority of the Varsity team was juniors and sophomores. The players were also in- troduced to the 6-2 offense this season, one of the hardest offenses in volleyball. Coach Mrs. McGinnis comments on the team's hard work, “They handled it very well and learned a lot to build on the next couple of years and develop a championship team.” JUNIOR VARSITY: Dawn Odle, Susie Nick. Ann Espy, Jeanne Smith. Coach Miss Brenda De- Groot, Laurie Sedlock, Julie Breuer, Nancy Eberth, Lisa Fouts. FRESHMEN TEAM: Standing: Amelda Nash. Krissy Laffoon, Angela Davoren, Lonnie Hoff- man. Diane Baltuska, Sharon Eberth. Carol Coats, Shelly McMillen Kneeling: Dawn Seitter, Coach Miss Brenda DeGroot. and Annette Par- ish. VARSITY: Back Row: Pauline Onganae. Sue Haney. Julie Fisher. Michelle John- son. Laurie Sedlock. Amanda Brooks. Front Row: Karen Kornhaus. Laura Noeth. Mgr.. Coach Mary McGinnis. Shelly Burns. Suzanne Spring. Baldwin SEASON RESULTS (W-son, L-lost) W Piper L Santa Fe L Linwood L Lee’s Summit L Lansing W SME L Jeff North W Liberty W Perry-Lecompton L Hichman Mills L Lansing L Blue Springs W Spring Hill W Lansing L Louisburg . . L Atchison L Spring Hill W Eudora W Wellsville L DeSoto w Council Grove L Immaculata L Paola L Tonganoxie L Louisburg . L Jefferson North W CROSS COUNTRY 1983 Cross Country Team: Back row: Randy Coble. Cindy Enneking. Doug Payne. Brad Hoffman, Chamlie Schubert. John Barbour. Front Row: Sam- my King, Philip Hobbs. Lloyd Young, and Robbie Kitchen. The year 1983 had to be a year of rebuilding for first year head coach Mark Mishler. With only two return- ing lettermen, Brad Hoffman, and Cindy Enneking, the team did not look too competitive. This seemed to be quite true after looking at the first few meets' results. Coach Mishler thought at the beginning of the season that it would have to be an individual effort if any medals were to be won, because of all the inexperience the team had. The cross country squad consisted of two seniors, Captains Brad Hoff- man and Doug Payne; one junior, Chamlie Schubert; two sopho- mores, Cindy Enneking and Lloyd Young, and four freshman. The team did have one highlight from the season, this being when they captured second place as a team at Savior of the World Invi- tional on October 13, 1983. Other highlights were when Doug Payne, Chamlie Schubert, and Cindy En- neking all placed at the league meet to receive medals. Still another highlight was when Payne and Enneking made honor- able mention. Area coaches voted on athletes to Wyandotte County All-Star Teams. Payne made the All-Wyandotte County Boys’ team (honorable mention), and Enneking made the All-Wyandotte County Girl’s team (honorable mention). Coach Mishler considered the sea- son to be successful and knows that he will still have more rebuilding next year. 1983 Cross-Country Team Results Wamego Invitational ............................................... 20th Leavenworth Invitiational .......................................... 5th Savior Invitational ................................................ 7th Lansing Invitational ........................„...................... 6th Savior Invitational ................................................ 2nd League ........................................................... 5th Regionals ......................................................... 11th WRESTLING The 1983-84 wrestlers had a tough year but put forth much effort. With only one senior, the new wreslters had a lot to learn. The team finished with a record of 2-12 in duel competition. Jay Cooper (126), senior and captain, ended the sea- son with a record of 12-11-2. He placed second in the Louisburg Tournament and he also placed second in the Tonganoxie Tournament. Scott Landon (119), sophomore, also had a good sea- son placing third in the Louisburg Tournament and sec- ond in the Tonganoxie Tournament. His overall record was 12-14. Bryce Reiman (185), sophomore, also placed second in the Tonganoxie Tournament and had a finishing record of 8-15. Pictured to the right is the 1983-84 wrestling team back row: Bill Lewis, Tony Klamm, Bryce Reiman, Troy King, Lloyd Young, Jon Williams. Front Row: Tim Elliott, Scott Landon, Jimmy Dahlin, Russ Runnels, and J.N. Cooper. Not Pictured is Coach Art Wells. TOURNAMENT FINISHES Tonganoxie Tournament 7th Louisburg Tournament 7th League Tournament 8th Regional Tournament 12th FIRST YEAR IN LEAGUE Shows Good Season It would appear that the 1983-84 season would be a rebuilding one after losing nine seniors to gradu- ation last year, however, the Bob- cats posted a 12-9 record and placed 3rd in the newly formed Kaw Valley League standings, a fourth in the Immaculata Tournament, and went to the semi-finals in the sub- state tournament. The highlights of the season were beating league powers Tonganoxie at home, and Immaculata twice. Leading scorers were Mark Williams with 223 pts. and Terrance Bey with 218 pts. Brian Lindelof and Ter- rance Bey led in rebounds with 143 and 101 respectively. Assists and stolen ball leaders were Doug Payne with 61 assists and 50 stolen balls, and Mark Williams with 50 assists and 50 stolen balls. Blocked shot honors went to Brian Lindelof with 14. WE THEY Pleasant Ridge 59 48 Tonganoxie 37 46 Piper 55 61 Perry Lecompton 31 50 Lansing 54 37 Immaculata 50 48 Eudora 62 45 DeSoto 48 47 Tonganoxie 48 45 Wathena 61 55 Pleasant Ridge 54 58 Maur Hill 44 47 Aquinas 52 53 Piper 45 51 Perry Lecompton 44 53 Lansing 40 36 Immaculata 42 35 Eudora 56 53 DeSoto 57 56 Piper 57 43 Atchison 47 67 Pictured above is the 1983-84 Varsity Team-Standing: Terrance Bey. Eric McGhee. John Fritschen, Eric Otting. Brian Lindelof. Larry Harms. Kneeling: Donnie Clark. Mark Williams. Doug Payne. Eddie Blasche. Todd Lantz. Tim Kelley, and Robert Nichols. Pictured at the top left is the Junior Varsity Team: Robbie Laffoon. Tim Kelley. Robert Nichols. Josh Crum. Eric McGhee. Chris Thorne. Eddie Blasche. Todd Lantz. Donnie Clark. Below the Junior Varsity Team is the Freshmen Team: Randy Coble. Philip Hobbs. Jeff Kennard. Leland Peterson. Mike Green. Bill Foley. Taurice Bey. Ted Anderson. Bobby Garrison. Paul Greer. Mike Nichols. Traditional Sixth Courtwarming Basehor High School carries on their tradition of Courtwarming for the sixth time. Mark Williams and Michelle Johnson were chosen as King and Queen. The Courtwarming ceremony took place on December 13, between the girls varsity and boys varsity basketball games. The Prince and Princess for the Junior Class were Eric Otting and Sue Haney. Sophomore royalties went to Eddie Blasche and Nancy Eberth. And Ted Anderson and Shelly McMillen were chosen as Freshmen royalty. The other candidates nominated for royalty were Seniors, Doug Payne, Keith Everhart, Brian Lindelof, Danny Wiley, Lisa Brandt, Kim Bartko, Nancy Miles, and Toby Allbee. The Juniors were Sue Haney, Stacy Johnson, Chamlie Schubert, Todd Lantz and Eric McGhee. Sophomore candidates were Susie Nick. Dawn Odle, Donnie Clark, and Tim Kelly. Nominees for Freshmen were Lonnie Hoffman, Sandra Thorne, Eric Cartwright and Randy Coble. Student Council sponsored the traditional Courtwarming Dance the following Saturday evening and music was provided by S S Pro Sound. WHAT CAN YOU SAY BUT 'WHOOSH!’ Third Place State Champions, that is the title of the 1983-84 Girls Basketball Team this year. With the leadership of Coach Richard Haynes, the girls finished the season with a record of 19-5. No one will ever forget this 83-84 season because this is the first year a girls basketball team has ever gone to state. With the Third Place Trophy, Basehor also won the Sportsmanship Trophy, due to signs saying “WHOOSH’' held by many Base- hor fans. To receive the First Place Award at the Sub-State Tourna- ment Basehor successfully beat Effingham 60-38. Then they traveled to Salina, where the State Tournament was held. With practically the whole town of Basehor going “WHOOSH” behind the girls, they overpowered Baxter Springs 53-41. In the semi-finals of State, the Cats met Concordia, who was ranked number one, the cats fell back and lost 39-54. But Spirits were still high, and the girls went on to win the Third Place Trophy by beating a tough team from Council Grove, 39-36. Congratulations go to the whole team and their coaches for receiving third place, but the whole town of Basehor consid- ers them 1! 1983-84 SCOREBOARD WE Pleasant Ridge ............................... 39 45 McClouth ..................................... 33 58 Tonganoxie ................................... 32 39 Piper ........................................ 27 38 Perry-Lecompton .............................. 44 48 Lansing ..................................... 31 47 Immaculata ................................... 47 41 Eudora ....................................... 33 59 DeSolo ....................................... 38 34 Tonganoxie ................................... 43 47 Eudora ........................................22 53 Jefferson Co. North .......................... 35 47 Immaculata .................................. 41 30 Piper .........................................23 47 Perry-Lecompton .............................. 36 37 Lansing .......................................26 40 Immaculata ....................................35 43 Eudora ........................................43 71 DeSoto ........................................40 37 Mt St. Scholastica .......................... 51 62 Effingham .................................... 38 60 Baxter Springs ...............................41 53 Concordia .................................... 54 39 Council Grove ................................ 36 39 To the left is the Junior Var- sity Team: Back — Sandra Thorne. Lonnie Hoffman. Diane Baltuska. Kandee Fulkerson. Angela Daveron. coach Miss Brenda De- Groot. Front — Sherry May. Dawn Seitter. and Krissy Laffoon. Pictured below is the 1983- 84 Varsity Team: Back — Donna Kuehnhoff (man- ager), Kristin Jennings. Shelly Burns. Sue Haney. Tracey Tripp, Chamlie Schubert. Coach Richard Haynes. Pauline Ongenae (manager). Front — Su- zanne Spring. Laurie Sed- lock. Michelle Johnson. Becca Bell. Susie Nick, and Gayla Florence (manager). The 1984 track season for the men can be best described as a building year. With only two seniors and one junior, the team was comprised mostly of sophomores and fresh- men. Four lettermen returned: Doug Payne. Terrance Bey. Josh Crum, and Donnie Clark. Doug Payne placed high in every meet in the 800 Meter Dash. He was league champion and just missed going to state. Junior Ter- rance Bey was undefeated by 4A or lower competitors throughout the season in the 400 Meter Dash. He was State Champion in the 400 Meter Dash with a school record of 50.3. He also placed 6th in the state in the 200 Meter Dash. Sophomores Josh Crum and Allen Wiley lettered also this year. The girls track team was described as “small and very coachable“, by Coach Brenda De- Groot. The team sported many personal suc- cesses. Shelly Burns now holds the school record in the Disk throw with a toss of IIS’S . Freshman Amy Rich broke two school records in the 400 Meter Dash and the 800 Meter Run. Cindy Enneking finished the year with the school record in the Mile Run. Next year’s team should be a strong one as the girl's team will lose only one member to the :‘84 graduation. 64 ABOVE: Men's Track Team. Back Row: Coach Mark Mishler. Doug Payne. Josh Crum. Larry Harms. Terrance Bey. Alan Wiley. Coach Richard Johnson. Front Row: Robert Nichols. Himay Vigaray, Sammy King. Brad Price. Phillip Hobbs. BELOW: Girl’s Track Team. Back Row: Coach Mary McGinnis. Amy Rich. Pauline Ongenae. Shelly Burns. Becca Bell. Sue Haney. Jennifer Hawley. Laurie Sedlock. Coach Brenda DeGroot. Front Row: Krissy Laffoon. Lisa Fouts. Kristin Jennings. Amanda Brooks. NOT PICTURED: Cindy Enneking. MUSIC - DRAMA JUNIORS PRESENT M A S H The Hit Series By Tim Kelly The junior class, along with the help of director. Mrs. Marlene Dillard, presented their version of the hit television series M A S H. It all started when Hawkeye and Duke came to the 4077th as new surgeons. They were the best around, but not everyone liked their joking around. Despite the war going on around them, there was little wars going on in the camp. The two jokers and their co-worker Trapper still had lots of fun. But after saving lives and having so much fun, everyone was sad to see Hawkeye and Duke leave. Above: What rotten luck. Below: “I beg your par- don. Bottom left: “You certainly know how to put romance in a girl's heart. Bottom Middle: Cool it Houlihan. Bottom Right: Connie, my you dance di- vinely! Top Left: What are you in here for Devine?” Top Right: “They won a golf tournament! Bottom: What can I do for you Gener- al? M A S H CAST Todd Lantz Mitchell Wright Eric McGhee Eric Otting Scot Stolfus Charles Weatherman Devine Voice Shawn Lanaman Walt Terrance Bey Jack Hansen . Burns Spearchucker Michelle Birchfield Karen Kornhaus Terri Yazel Beth Nash Chery Shoemake Amanda Brooks Stacy Johnson Susie Brock Cami Kline Sheri Caldwell Dawn Shaumeyer Kathy Magaha Becca Bell Rhonda Keylon Suzanne Spring Nurse Grip Shawna Schuetz Michele Hawley Korean Woman THESPIANS The Basehor High Thespian Troupe was a busy one this year. In the fall they produced six short plays and in the spring they put on one play. The troupe was lead by Mr. George King and the student leaders were Denise Deitmaring and Brian Lindelof. Successful Year 2 In the fall the six short plays were “Henry and Ribsy”, “Wild Ness the Pet of the Plains or Her Final Sacrifice”, “Balcony Scene , A Moment With Mandy , “What Did You Say What For , and “This Woman Needs Help”. These were produced along with FHA to have a dessert theater. In the spring, the play “The Night of January 16th , was performed. It was about a murder trial and the members of the audience served as the jurors. This play was also a dessert theater. Pictured to the left are the 1983-84 members: Fourth Row — M. Hawley, C. Shoemake, K. Ferrell, N. Dumler, R. Keylon, B. Ritter, S. Stolfus, S. Allen, M. Wilkey, S. Schuetz, and D. Wiley. Third Row — B. Nash, J. Barber, S. Brock, T. Allbee, C. Enneking, A. Riehle, J. Carter, D. Kuehnhoff, P. Ongenae, M. Birchfield, D. Clark. Second Row — L. Harms, J.N. Cooper, J. Fritschen, M. Williams, T. Tripp, D. Payne, M. Johnson, T. Bey, S. Johnson, T. Lantz, and T. Yazel. First Row — D. Deitmaring, President, and B. Lindelof, Vice-President. Not Pictured is sponsor Mr. George King. POULt Amy Noeth Cast Denise Deitmaring .. Mable Crane Mark Williams Mark Jacobs J.T. Rutledge Tracey Tripp Velda Stevens Brian Lindelof Cindy Maxwell Nona Pollard Danny Wiley Eddie Beach Kim Bartko Rose Jordan Keith Everhart Sam Fisk Misti Wilkey .... Marcella Bender Pauline Ongenae ... Sandra King Stratiin the 9 [icjht PRESENTED BY THE SENIOR CLASS Stranger in the Night” is a play that centered around a gift shop in a hotel that was owned by two young successful business women, Sylvia Lee and Mable Crane. Throughout the play, the cast was in suspense in wanting to know who was supposed to get murdered. Many romances were also in the working throughout the play to add sparkle. In the end, many characters discov- ered that they had worried over nothing, because no one ended up being murdered. CHORUS AND GUITAR Performs For School And Community This was a year of much growth for the two choral classes. Mixed chorus consisted of 15 total members throughout the year. Mixed cho- rus presented two concerts in addition to sever- al performances throughout the community. Treble Ensemble had 20 members throughout the year and participated in both concerts, as well as the league and regional music festivals. The guitar classes also participated in the two programs, a performance at the elementary school, a performance at open house, and a halftime performance at one of the basketball games. This is the first year of teaching at Basehor High School for Mr. Brad Haynes, their director. Pictured at top right are chorus members; Back row: Melissa Vicker, Krissy Laffoon, Dawn Odle, Karen Jackson, Missy Culter, Sherry May. Middle Row: Angie Mance, Lisa Basso, Shanon Marmon, Shelly McMillen. Front Row: Robin Basso, Brenda Miller, Julie Metzger, Kandee Fulkerson, Tammy Smith, and Mari Hodge. Pictured above is guitar members Scott Hoppe. Jimmy Miller. Jon Wil- liams, James Rozine. Danny Schriver, and Lloyd Young. To the right middle is guitar performing at a basketball game. Bottom right is director Brad Haynes. 74 UNDERCLASSMEN Jeff Adams. So. Steve Allen. So. Ted Anderson. Fr. Diane Baltuska. Fr. Mark Baltuska. Jr. Leisa Basso. Jr. Kary Bayless. So. John Barbour. Fr. Becca Bell. Jr. Taurice Bey. Fr. Terrance Bey. Jr. Eddie Blasche. So. Michelle Birchfield. Jr. Chris Bock. Fr. Billie Bond. Fr. Julie Breuer. So. Mike Brock. So. Susie Brock. Jr. Amanda Brooks. Jr. Mickie Brown. So. Shelly Burns. Jr. Sheri Caldwell. Jr. Joel Campbell. So. Jimmy Carter. Fr. Eric Cartwright. Fr. Donnie Clark. So. Carol Coats. Fr. Randy Coble. Fr. Tom Crawford. Fr. Carey Creason. So. Josh Crum. So. Missy Culter. So. Kathy Diaz. So. Jimmy Dahlin. Fr. Angela Davoren. Fr. Kim Dillon. Fr. 76 Nancy Dumler. So. Nancy Eberth. So. Sharon Eberth. Fr. Menda Edwards. Jr. Tim Elliott. So. Cindy Ennekmg. So. Ann Espy. So. Leslie Everhart. So. Kay Ferrell. So. David Fields. So. Gayla Florence. So. Dana Stimac Foley. Fr. Bill Foley. Fr. Lisa Fouts. So. Kandee Fulkerson. Fr. Bobby Garrison. Fr. Kris Garrison. Jr. Lesley Goens. So. Ricky Gramling. Fr. Eric Gray. So. Mike Greene. Fr. Paul Greer. Fr. Sue Haney. Jr. Jack Hansen. Jr. Sandi Hardwick. Jr. Susan Harms. So. Kim Hawley. Fr. Michele Hawley. Fr. Philip Hobbs. Fr. Lonnie Hoffman. Fr. Karey Hoppe. So. Scott Hoppe. So. Karen Jackson. So. Brenda Jacobs. So. Kris Jennings. So. Stacy Johnson. Jr. 77 Steve Justice. Fr. Tim Kelley. So. Jett Kennard. Fr. Linda Kimball. So. Rhonda Keylon. Jr. Sammy King. Fr. Troy King. So. Tony Klamm. Fr. Cami Kline. Jr. Karen Kornhaus. Jr. Donna Kuehnhoff. So. Krissy Laffoon. Fr. Ronnie Laffoon. So. Shawn Lanaman. Jr. Scott Landon. So. Richie Lane. Fr. Todd Lantz. Jr. Keith Lewandoski. Fr. Bill Leiws. So. Jodi Lybarger. So. Shelly McMillen. Fr. Kathy Magaha. Jr. Andy Mance. Fr. Angie Mance. Fr. Shawn Mance. Jr. Shannon Marmon. Fr. Julie Matthews. Jr. Sherry May. Fr. Roger McDowell. So. Eric McGhee. Jr. Jimmy Miller. So. Julie Metzger. Fr. Amelda Nash. Fr. Beth Nash. Jr. James Newton. So. Michael Nichols. Fr. 78 Robert Nichols. So. Susie Nick. So. Laura Noeth. Fr. Joe Northern. Jr. Dawn Odle. So. Eric Otting. Jr. Ann Palmgren. Jr. Annette Parish. Fr. Leland Peterson. Fr. Brad Price. Fr. Bobbi Priddy. So. Bryce Reiman. So. Amy Rich. Fr. Angie Riehle. Jr. Greg Riley. So. Bob Ritter. Jr. Steve Ritter. Fr. Scott Rosche. Jr. James Rozme. So. Russ Runnels. Fr. David Russell. Jr. Danny Schriver. So. Chamlie Schubert. Jr. Shawna Schuetz. Jr. Laurie Sedlock. So. Dawn Seitter. Fr. Rhonda Seitter. Jr. Dawn Shaumeyer. Jr. Chery Shoemake. Jr. Jeanne Smith. So. Tammy Smith. Fr. Scott Sneed. Fr. Suzanne Spring. Jr. Rick Stitt. Fr. Scott Stolfus. Jr. Mike Teeple. Fr. 79 Crissy Theno. So. David Theroff. Fr. Chris Thorne. So. Sandra Thorne. Fr. Diane Tinder. So. Cathy Tinsley. Fr. Melissa Vicker. Fr. Charles Weatherman. Jr. Mark White. Fr. Allen Wiley. So. Kelly Wilcox. Fr. Jon Williams. So. Marcie Wilson. So. Mitchell Wright. Jr. Terri Yazel. Jr. Students not pictured: Jeff Brown. Fr. Jaime Vigaray. Fr. David Bowles. So. Steven Hewes. So. Roland Young. So. David Batesel. Jr. Joe Sneed. Jr. Larry Young. Jr. Lloyd Young. So. Randy Young. So. Vicki Ziegler. Jr. SENIORS SEVENTY-THREE GRADUATE Seniors Say Farewell Take a closer look at the Senior Class ot 1984 and you will find active people. This has resulted in strong leadership and a list of many achievements. As these 73 students graduate, they will leave behind many memories they have made throughout their four years of high school. Among these memories will be the unforgettable feeling of be- ing a freshman and the excitement of becoming a senior. These Seniors will never forget all the friends they have made, the activities they participated in, and the leadership positions which so many held. Shown above are Tracey Tripp, Mi- chelle Johnson and Mark Williams, and Brian Lindelof. Tracey and Brian boost school and team spirit with pep talks at a pep assembly. Mark, who was crowned Courtwarming King, is also the president of the Senior Class. Mi- chelle, who was crowned Courtwarm- ing Queen, also received the Daugh- ters of American Revolution Award for Leavenworth County, and the Century III Leadership Award. While looking through the next few pages, you will be able to see the Sen- iors, and the achievements they made. 82 Cindy Baker Jaime Barber David Barlow Kim Bartko Robin Basso Steve Bates Lisa Brandt David Breuer Mary Caldwell Chris Cochran Jackie Conn Jay Cooper 83 ROBERT L. ADAMS Wrestling 1,2,3 Prom Royalty 3 CCVEP 3.4 Semester Graduate 4 PAMELA D. (THENO) ADCOX Track 1 GAA 2 Drill Team 3 Cheerleader 1,2 Band 1,2 Jazz Band 1.2 Annual Staff 3 Junior College 4 FHA 2.3 Secretary 3 Semester Graduate 4 League Band Festival 1,2 Regional Band Festival 1,2 TOBY DIANE ALLBEE Volleyball 2 GAA 2.3.4 Photo Club 4 Pep Club 1.2,3,4 Cheerleader 1,2,3,4 Co. Captain 3 Courtwarming Royalty 1,2,4 FHA 1 Prom Committee 3 Thespians 4 Class Officer Secretary-Treasurer 2 Junior Play CCVEP 3 Music Festival 1 Student Council 1,3 MICHAEL EDWARD ANGELL Junior College 4 Semester Graduate 4 CYNTHIA ANN BAKER Volleyball 1,2,3 GAA 1.2,3,4 Photo Club 3,4 Pep Club 1,2 Annual Staff 4 FHA 1 Prom Committee 3 Yearly Honor Roll 1.2 Class Officer Vice-President 3 FCA 3 JAIME LYNNE BARBER Photo Club 3,4 Breeze Staff 1 Science Club 1,2 Thespians 4 Yearly Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Semester Graduate 4 DAVID ROBERT BARLOW Football 1,2 Wrestling 1 Photo Club 1,2 Band 1,2,3 Jazz Band 1,2,3 Junior College 4 Foreign Language Club 1,2,3 Science Club 1,2 Yearly Honor Roll 1.2,3,4 Semester Graduate 4 League Band Festival 1,2,3 Regional Band Festival 1,2,3 State Band Festival 1,2,3 KIMBERLY MARIE BARTKO 84 Girls Basketball 1 Girls Track 1,2,3 GAA 1,2,3,4 Photo Club 3,4 Drill Team 2,3,4 Courtwarming Royalty 4 Prom Committee 3 FCA 3,4 ROBIN MICHELLE BASSO Volleyball 1 League Music Festival 3,4 Regional Music Festival 3,4 STEVEN BATES Vo-Tech 4 LISA KATHLEEN BRANDT Volleyball 2 Girls Track 1 GAA 2,3,4 Pep Club 1,2 Drill Team 2,3,4 Cheerleader 1 Band 1,2,3,4 Courtwarming Royalty 4 Prom Committee 3 National Honor Society 3,4 Yearly Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Class Officer President 1 Junior Play Student Council 1,2,4 Chorus 1 DAVID LEE BREUER Yearly Honor Roll 1,2,3 Semester Graduate 4 League Music Festival 1,2,3 Regional Music Festival 1,2,3 Band 1,2,3 Jazz Band 1,2 Volleyball 1 MARY MICHELLE CALDWELL Volleyball 1 GAA 1,2 Pep Club 1 Drill Team 2 Annual Staff 3 Breeze Staff 2,3 Junior College 4 FHA 1 Prom Committee 3 Thespians 3 Yearly Honor Holl 1,2 Class Officer Vice-President 1 Semester Graduate 4 One Act Play 1,2 League Speech Festival 1,2,3 State Speech Festival 3 CHRISTIAN JEWELL COCHRAN Basketball 1,2 Wrestling 3 Semester Graduate 4 JACQUELINE EILEEN CONN Volleyball 1.3 Track 2,3 GAA 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Drill Team 2,3,4 Captain 4 Homecoming Queen 4 Prom Royalty 3 FHA 1 Prom Committee 3 Yearly Honor Roll 1.2,3,4 Class Officer Treasurer 4 CCVEP3 J.N. COOPER Wrestling 1,2,4 B-Club 4 Prom Committee 3 Science Club 2 Thespians 4 Yearly Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Class Officer Treasurer 3 FCA Treasurer 4 Perfect Attendance 1 League Music Festival 1 AMANDA CHERLYN CRUM Volleyball 1,2,3 Basketball 1,2,3 Track 1,2,3,4 GAA 1,2.3,4 „ Treasurer 4 Photo Club 1,2,3.4 President 4 Pep Club 1,2,3 Breeze Staff 4 FHA 1 Prom Committee 3 Yearly Honor Roll 1,2,3 FCA 2.3.4 CCVEP 4 League Music Festival 1,2 Regional Music Festival 1,2 State Music Festival 2 JULIE ANN DAHLIN Volleyball Manager 3 GAA 2,3,4 Photo Club 3 Pep Club 1,2 Breeze Staff 3,4 Junior College 4 Prom Committee 3 Foreign Language Club 2 Yearly Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 FCA 3 Semester Graduate 4 League Music Festival 1,2,3 Regional Music Festival 1,2,3 DENISE FAY DEITMARING Photo Club 3,4 Band 1.2,3,4 President 4 Jazz Band 1.2,3,4 Prom Committee 3 National Honor Society 3,4 Thespians President 4 Yearly Honor Roll 1,2,3.4 Junior Play League Band Festival 1,2,3,4 Regional Band Festival 1,2,3,4 DENISE LYNNE DE TAR Volleyball Manager 1,2 Basketball Manager 1 Photo Club 2,3,4 Pep Club 1.3 Band 1,2,3 Breeze Staff 2,3,4 Prom Committee 3 Science Club 3.4 CCVEP 4 League Band Festival 1,2,3 DECA President 4 PENNY MICHELLE DIAZ Volleyball 1 Semester Graduate 4 Student Council 3 League Music Festival 1,2,3 Regional Music Festival 1,2,3 State Music Festival 1,2,3 KIMBERLEY GAY DYSTER 8S continued on next page Mandy Crum Julie Dahlin Denise Deitmaring Denise DeTar Penny Diaz Kim Dyster Tony Elliott J.V. Everhart Keith Everhart Roger Ferrell Julie Fisher John Fritschen 86 Volleyball 1,2,3 Manager 2 Key Club 3,4 Basketball 1 GAA 1,2,3,4 Vice-President 4 Track 1 Secretary 3,4 B-Club 4 GAA 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 1 Photo Club 1,2,4 Band 1,2,3,4 Band 1 Vice-President 4 Flag Corps 4 Annual Staff 3,4 Pep Club 4 Thespians 4 Co Editor 4 Annual Staff League Band Festival 1,2,3,4 Breeze Staff 2,4 Photographer 2 i Regional Band Festival 1,2,3,4 ANTHONY J. ELLIOTT Class Officer Secretary 4 FCA 3 Courtwarming Royalty 1,2 Prom Committee 3 Thespians 3,4 Class Officer Secretary 3 Wrestling 3 Manager 1,4 JOHN WILLIAM FRITSCHEN FCA 2,3,4 League Music Festival 1,2 Vo-Tech 4 CCVEP4 Basketball 1,2,4 Band 1,2,3,4 Student Council 4 i Semester Graduate 4 Vice-President 4 League Music Festival 1,3 Jazz Band 1,2,3,4 Courtwarming Royalty 3 Prom Royalty 3 MARI ELAYNE HODGE Pep Club 1 JAMES VIRGIL EVERHART Thespians 3,4 Yearly Honor Roll 2,3 Foreign Language Club 2 League Band Festival 3 Football 4 Junior Play League Music Festival 2,3 B-Club 4 CCVEP 3 Regional Music Festival 2,3 Transfer Student 4 KEITH ALLEN EVERHART League Band Festival 1,2,3,4 Regional Band Festival 1,2,3,4 State Band Festival 1,2,3 State Music Festival 2,3 CHRISTOPHER LEE HOEGLER Football 1,2,3,4 B-Club TAMMY RENEE GUMM Semester Graduate 4 Vice-President 4 Volleyball 1,2 ■ Courtwarming Royalty 4 Track 1 BRADLEY ROBERT HOFFMAN J Junior Play GAA 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 1,2,4 B-Club 3,4 Cheerleader 4 Vo-Tech 4 | ROGER ALAN FERRELL Annual Staff 4 FHA 1,2 Cross Country 3,4 Captain 4 Wrestling 1 Prom Committee 3 FCA 3,4 Track 2 FCA 2,3 Student Council 3 Band 1 Vo-Tech 4 CCVEP 4 LAWRENCE JOHN HARMS DENISE LANAE (MOORE) HONEYWELL 4 JULIE ANN FISHER Basketball 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1 I Volleyball 1,2,3,4 Football 1,3 Track 1 Basketball Track 1,3,4 GAA 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 2,4 Cheerleader 2,4 Breeze Staff 4 FHA 1,2 Prom Committee 3 Yearly Honor Roll 1,2 Junior Play Semester Graduate 4 League Music Festival 1 Regional Music Festival 2 Student Council 3 COLLEEN LYN HURLA Pep Club 1 Annual Staff 1 Breeze Staff 3 Junior College 4 FHA 2,3,4 Science Club 2,3 Yearly Honor Roll 1.2 MARK ALLEN JACOBS Yearly Honor Roll 1,3 EDNAMAY JUSTICE Annual Staff Class Officer Secretary 1 CCVEP4 Semester Graduate 4 DECA Treasurer 4 MICHELLE DEE JOHNSON Volleyball 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Track 3 GAA 1,2,3,4 President 4 Photo Club 3 Secretary 3 Drill Team 2,3,4 Band 1,2 Annual Staff 4 Breeze Staff 4 Junior College 4 Courtwarming Royalty 2,3,4 Stuco 2,4 President 4 Prom Royalty 3 Top 10% 3,4 National Honor Society 3,4 Thespians 4 Yearly Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Class Officer President 2 FCA 3,4 Secretary 4 League Band Festival 1 Regional Band Festival 1 DAR Good Citizen Award Century III Leaders Award JAMES TIMOTHY KIBLER Football 1,2 Wrestling 1,2 Track 1 Junior College 4 Prom Committee 3 Science Club 1,2,3 CCVEP 3 Chess Club 3 Vice-President 3 Student Council 1,2 ROBERT FRANKLIN KITCHEN Track 1 Band 1.2 Junior College 4 Foreign Language Club 1,2,3 Cross Country 4 Yearly Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 CCVEP 3 Semester Graduate 4 Chess Club 3 KAREN JEAN KLAMM Annual Staff 2 Junior College 4 FHA 1,2,3,4 Historian 2 Vice-President 3 President 4 Top 10% 3,4 National Honor Society 3,4 Yearly Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Junior Play BRIAN WILLIAM LINDELOF Basketball 1,2,3,4 Football 1.2,3,4 Captain 4 Track 1 B-Club 3,4 Key Club 2,3,4 Secretary-Treasurer 3 President 4 Band 1,2,3 Jazz Band 2,3 Breeze Staff 4 Courtwarming Royalty 4 Thespians 3,4 Vice-President 4 Junior Play 3 FCA 3,4 Band Festival 1,2,3 League Band Festival 1,2,3 Regional Band Festival 1,2,3 Student Council 4 Vice-President 4 THERESA MARIE LORANCE Volleyball 2 Manager 3 GAA 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 1 Junior College 4 Prom Committee 3 Foreign Language Club 2 Yearly Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Semester Graduate 4 League Music Festival 1,2,3 89 Continued on next page Karen Klamm Brian Lindelof Theresa Lorance Letha Marshall Cindy Maxwell Shelly McHenry Who will ever forget the FARM BOYS!! The farm boys developed after an- other high school in our league wrote a newspaper story criticizing the Bobcat Basketball team. Shown right are Seniors Brian Lin- delof, John Fritschen, Larry Harms, Mark Williams, and Doug Payne. Junior Eric Ot- ting complimented the group. Nancy Miles Brenda Miller Mike Newman Amy Noeth Rita Novak Brad O'Brien Representing the Senior Class at the 1983 Home- coming were Tracey Tripp, Jackie Conn, and Kim Za- loz. Jackie Conn was crowned Gueen during half- time ceremonies. 91 RITA ANN NOVAK Regional Music Festival 1,2,3 State Music Festival 1,2,3 Student Council 3 BARRY A. MANCE Semester Graduate 4 LETHA FAYE MARSHALL Semester Graduate 4 League Music Festival 1,2,3 Regional Music Festival 1,2,3 CYNTHIA ANN MAXWELL GAA 2,3 Drill Team 2,3,4 Co-Captain 4 Annual Staff 2 Junior College 4 FHA 1.2 Vice-President 2 Prom Committee 3 Class Officer President 3 Junior Play MICHELLE RENEA MCHENRY Volleyball 1 Track 1,2 GAA 1,2,3,4 Junior College 4 FHA 1,2,3.4 Vice President 4 Prom Committee 3 Foreign Language Club 1,2 Cross Country 2 Yearly Honor Roll 2,3 Junior Play FCA 3,4 Student Council 3 NANCY LEE MILES GAA 1.2,3,4 Photo Club 3,4 Treasurer 4 Pep Club 1,2,3 Drill Team 2,3,4 Breeze Staff 4 Courtwarming Royalty 4 FHA 1,2 Prom Committee 3 Yearly-Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 FCA 3 Semester Graduate 4 BRENDA LEIGH MILLER Basketball 1 GAA 1 League Music Festival 1,2,3 Regional Music Festival 1,2,3 WILLIAM MICHAEL NEWMAN Band 1,2 Breeze Staff 3 CCVEP 3,4 AMY FELICIA NOETH Volleyball Manager 1,2,3.4 GAA 2,3,4 Junior College 3,4 Prom Committee 3 Top 10% 4 NHS 3,4 Thespians Secretary 4 Yearly Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Junior Play League Music Festival 1 Regional Music Festival 1 State Music Festival 1 Student Council 4 One Act Play 3 Speech Festival 3 Track 1,2 GAA 2,3,4 Cheerleader 1,2,3,4 Captain 3 Junior College 4 Courtwarming Royalty 3 FHA 1.2,3,4 Prom Committee 3 Foreign Language Club 1.2 Cross Country 2,3 Yearly Honor Roll 1.2,3.4 Class Officer Vice-President 4 Junior Play 3 FCA 3.4 Student Council 2,3 JOHN BRADLEY O'BRIEN Wrestling Manager 2,3 KARIN JANE O'BRYAN Volleyball 2.3 Basketball 2.3 Track 1.2,3.4 GAA 2,3,4 Pep Club 2 Drill Team 3,4 Annual Staff 3 Breeze Staff 4 Junior College 4 Prom Committee 3 Foreign Languate Club 2 Yearly Honor Roll 2,3,4 Junior Play FCA 2,3 CCVEP 4 League Band Festival 2,3 Regional Band Festival 2,3 League Music Festival 2,3 Regional Music Festival 2,3 League Speech Festival 3 State Speech Festival 3 92 PAULINE ELIZABETH ONGENAE Volleyball 4 Track 4 GAA 4 Thespians 4 Yearly Honor Roll 4 Foreign Exchange Student 4 FCA 4 Basketball Manager 4 STEPHEN LEROY PETERSON Football 1,2 CCVEP3 Semester Graduate 4 DOUG ALAN PAYNE Basketball 2,3,4 Track 2,3,4 B-Club 2,3,4 Key Club 4 Breeze Staff 4 Courtwarming Royalty 4 Prom Committee 3 Science Club 1 Cross Country 1,2,4 Captain 4 Thespians 4 Class Officer Vice-President 3 FCA 2,3,4 Chess Club 3 League Music Festival 1,2 PEGGY DIANE PORTER Volleyball 1,3 GAA 1,2,3,4 Photo Club 1,2,3,4 Band 1,2,3,4 Annual Staff 1,2,3,4 Co-Editor 4 FHA 1,2,3,4 Treasurer 2,3,4 Secretary 4 Top 10% 3,4 National Honor Society 3,4 Yearly Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Junior Play FCA 3.4 League Band Festival 1,2,3,4 Regional Band Festival 1,2,3,4 Business Student Award 4 KELLY SUZANNE RANKIN Pep Club 1 Breeze Staff 3 FHA 2,3,4 Prom Committee 3 MARSHA DIANE PRICE Volleyball 1,2,3 GAA 1,2 Band 1,2,3,4 Jazz Band 4 FHA 1 Yearly Honor Roll 1,2,3 FCA 4 Semester Graduate 4 League Band Festival 1,2,3 Regional Band Festival 1,2,3 Chess Club President 3 LINDA S. RILEY Yearly Honor Roll 1 CCVEP 4 League Music Festival 1,2,3 Regional Music Festival 1,2 TIMOTHY S. ROBERTS Football 1,2,3.4 Wrestling 2.3 B-Club 2,3,4 CCVEP 3,4 Semester Graduate 4 GINA MICHELLE SANCHEZ GAA 1 Pep Club 1,2 Drill Team 2 Cheerleader 1 Annual Staff 4 Breeze Staff 1 Junior College 4 Courtwarming Royalty 1 FHA 1 Prom Committee 3 CCVEP 3 Semester Graduate 4 KEITH BRYAN STUBLER Band 1,2,3 Junior College 4 Foreign Language Club 3 Science Club 2 Yearly Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Chess Club 3 Band League Festival 1,2,3 Regional Band Festival 1,2,3 GAYLA LYNN THORNE Volleyball 1 Track 1 GAA 1 FHA 1 CCVEP 3.4 TRACEY DAWN TRIPP Volleyball 1,2,3 Basketball 1,2,3,4 GAA 1,2,3.4 Vice-president 4 Pep Club 1 Drill Team 2,3 93 Continued on next page Steve Peterson Peggy Porter Marsha Price 94 Gina Sanchez Keith Stubler Gayla Thorne Tracey Tripp Duane Trower Danny Wiley Adrian Young Kim Zaloz Cindy Baker And Michelle Johnson pause for a rest while selling Yearbook ads. 95 Annual Staff 4 Breeze Staff 1,4 Editor 4 Junior College 4 Homecoming Princess Courtwarming Royalty 1,2,3 Princess 1 Prom Royalty 3 FHA 1 Prom Committee 3 Thespians 4 Junior Play 3 FCA 3 League Music Festival 1 Student Council 1,4 Photo Club 3 DUANE ALLEN TROWER Vo-Tech 4 Prom Royalty 3 Prom Committee 3 Foreign Language Club 3 League Music Festival 3 MISTI MICHELLE (JENNINGS) WILKEY Track Manager 1,2 GAA 2 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Cheerleader 1,2,3,4 Annual Staff 3,4 Breeze Staff 3 Junior College 4 FHA 1,3 • Secretary 2 Prom Committee 3 Science Club 1,2 Thespians 3,4 Yearly Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Class Officer Secretary-Treasurer 1 Junior Play League Music Festival 1,2 Regional Music Festival 1,2 Student Council 3 Speech Festival 3 DANIEL EUGENE WILEY Football 1,2,3.4 Captain 4 Wrestling 1,2 Track 1 B-Club 3,4 President 4 Band 1,2,3 Jazz Band 1,2 Courtwarming Royalty 1,2,3,4 Prom Royalty 3 Foreign Language Club 2 Top 10% 3,4 Thespians 4 Yearly Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Junior Play Perfect Attendance 1,2 League Band Festival 1,2 Regional Band Festival 1,2 Student Council 4 ADRIAN LEE YOUNG Vo-Tech 4 -• League Music Festival 1 Student Council 3 JEFFERY KEMP WILLIAMS Football 1.2,3,4 Track 1 Photo Club 1,2,3,4 Band 1 Annual Staff 2 Breeze Staff 2 Art Club 4 FCA 3,4 Semester Graduate 4 League Band Festival 1 Regional Band Festival 1 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Football 1,2,3,4 Captain 4 B-Club 3,4 Band 1,2,3 Jazz Band 2,3 Junior College 4 Courtwarming Royalty 1,2,3,4 King 4 Foreign Language Club 1,2 Top 10% National Honor Society 3,4 Thespians 4 Yearly Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Class Officer President 4 Junior Play FCA 2,3,4 Student Council 3,4 League Band Festival 1,2,3 Regional Band Festival 1,2,3 State Band Festival 1,2,3 KIMBERLY DENISE ZALOZ Basketball 1 Drill Team 2 Junior college 4 Homecoming Princess Prom Royalty 3 Yearly Honor Roll 1 Junior Play Track Manager 2 MARK DOUGLAS WILLIAMS Pictured to the left are the Senior Class Officers Mark Williams. President; Rita Novak. Vice-President; Julie Fisher. Secretary; Jackie Conn. Treasurer, Below. Doug Payne is boosting school spirit by dressing up as a farmboy and giving a pep talk at a pep assembly. Can't beat the Seniors when it comes to having fun! In the far left picture. Seniors get together to have a laugh. At the immediate left Adrian Young. Brad O’Brien, Tammy Gumm and Brad Hoffman horse” around. In the lower left corner J.N. Cooper. Mark Williams. Danny Wiley, and Keith Everhart never have a normal, average day at BHS. Below. Kim Bartko rattles on about being a senior. first state bank trust Tonganoxie, Kansas 66086 MEMBER FDIC first state bank announces 24-HOUR BANKING convenience Serving the Heart of Leavenworth County member F.D.I.C. P A AUTO PARTS ED ROBERTS 845-2884 Brakes, Drum Disc Rotors Turned DUPONT Paint Mufflers Pipes CHEVROLET ; YOUR GREEN New and Used LIGHT Cars and Trucks Parts, Service, Body Shop AUTO PARTS STORE Bonner Springs, KS 422-1000 412 E. 4th Serving this area Tonganoxie, KS over 30 years FARM MART County Rd. 8 and 7 Hiway 721-2277 Gasoline Kerosene Groceries Fresh Produce 99 DR. DAVID M. STEVENS 1206 N. 155th, Basehor, Ks. Congratulations Senior Class TREFF TAX SERVICE SEBREE AUCTION SERVICE Handling all types of auctions anykind, anyplace, anytime Lynne Sebree Auctioneer 334-0646 REAL ESTATE 724-1080 Century 21 Agent We Specialize in Farm Returns Shampoo Jfut MARY KAY 299-1700 facials classes reorders full line Ear Piercing Hair Dryers Precision Haircutting Full - Service Salon Redkin - Lamaur Home Care Products Pat Beckerdite - owner DIANE TREFF, NINA BAKER 910 N. 155th Basehor, Ks. Rosemary Nash RR 3 Box 107 724-1946 Tonganoxie, Ks. OFFICE SUPPLY and EQUIPMENT SALES - SERVICE 325 Delaware Leavenworth, KS. 913-682-1738 100 EYERLY’S BATES CAFE X 'Ha? NURSERY 155th Street Basehor, KS. 724-1629 2 mne vvebi ui loom on Leavenworth Road 724-1613 JOHN CRUM COMPLETE LANDSCAPING SERVICE BONNER SPRINGS REMAX WEST PROPERTIES 724-2104 441-4520 WAYMIRES IGA JCT K7 and K32 Bonner Springs phone 422-2045 “We Start Fresh Everyday” WHELANS INC. 155th St. and 24-40 hwy Basehor, Ks. Serving the Midwest 724-1917 Leavenworth Home Center 4601 Commercial Place Leavenworth, Ks. 66048 7:30 - 8:30 mon.-Sat. Self - Service 10:00 - 7:00 Sun. Gas Gene Gover - Manager 101 Commercial State Bank You’re Somebody Special With Us! 309 Oak, Bonner Springs, KS Member F.D.I.C. CHUCKS DRIVE - IN 24 40 Hiway Tonganoxie 845-2440 SLAWSON Plumbing Electric 845-2081 Box 560 - 408 E. 4th Tonganoxie REBA’S MAMIES WORKSHOP 845-2430 Tonganoxie 441-6600 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ‘84’ We’re Proud of You! Basehor - Linwood Community Education 102 DAIRY QUEEN DINE - IN or DRIVE - THRU BONNER SPRINGS AROWHEAD STATE BANK PRAIRIE GLASS CO. OF KANSAS CITY Stained glass Etched glass Parallel Parkway TONGANOXIE 845-3195 82nd Street Kansas City, Kansas 66112 VET - VAX, INC. 109 E. 2nd Street Bonner Springs 441-1765 “The best in banking cost no more’’ HENRY MARTENS Chrysler - Plymouth - Dodge Dodge Trucks 4th Cherokee 682-4745 Shop the hottest corner in town save! i IIK MIK' Plymouth Dodge OottOC I fin fib WtT BAR.-B-Q 287-9688 4728 Parallel Kansas City, Ks. 441-6297 228 Oak Street Mon. - Sat.: 9:00-10:00 Bonner Springs, Ks. Sun.: 12:00-8:00 KAW VALLEY AUTO SUPPLY PETZL TRUE VALUE Bonner Springs 441-6767 Tonganoxie 845-2103 VESTA LEE LUMBER PHILLIPS 66 327 W. Street Tonganoxie 845-3050 2300 S. 138th St. Bonner Springs 422-1075 LANSING THRIFTWAY 812 N. Main Lansing 727-3260 104 214 OAK ST. Bonner Springs P.O. BOX 281 422-4074 IGA Charles F. Swedo 112 Oak St. (Owner) Bonner Springs. 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BOX 146 B BASEHOR, KANSAS 66007 Lansing Holidoy Ploia On US 73 South of Leavenworth STAN JOHNSON GENERAL MANAGER PHONE 1913) 727-3292 Home Phone 9I3 651-5336 BONNER SPRINGS FLORAL William O, Broeker Ent., LTD 724-1641 127 OAK BONNER SPRINGS, KS. 66012 HAND GUNS AMMUNITION SHOT GUNS HAYDEN’S GUN SHOP 119 OAK BONNER SPRINGS, KS. 66012 Phone 442-4045 Helen Oelschlaeger mgr. JERRY’S rv NURSERY 121] Basehor’s Friendliest Garden Center 721-1353 BERNING TIRE CO. 5333 N. 7 HWY. 306 OAK Bonner Springs, Ks. 422-3033 66012 Landscape Design, Sod, Shrubs, Evergreens, Railroad Ties, Accessories 107 UPTOWN BEAUTY SALON 125 OAK St. Bonner Springs, Ks. 441-1266 Linda Bleam, Rose Myers, Sandy Powell Stylists BONNER SPRINGS EDWARDSVILLE CHIEFTAN AND BASEHOR SENTINEL 128 Oak St. Bonner Springs Job Printing Wedding Invitations ftP miller phormcxy 207 OAK St. BONNER SPRINGS, KS. 540 S. 4th St. EDWARDSVILLE, KS. BONNER 422-3066 EDWARDSVILLE 441-3678 IBM SPECIALISTS SALES - SERVICES RENTALS MC VAY OFFICE MACHINES INC. 7628 State Ave., Suite 3 Kansas City, Ks. 66112 JOHN MC VAY 913-334-2425 MOBY GRAPES 7837 Parallel Kansas City, Ks. 66109 Phone: 299-9113 re Hour� : I . Mon thru Sot. • AM 10« P M Sunday TONOANOXII, KS. 108 MARY KAY’S DANCE STUDIO BALLET, GYMNASTICS, TAP BOYS TUMBLING, KARATE LADIES EXERCISE, JAZZ 153 BASEHOR FEED ILH SUPPLY Purina chows Health products 2751 North 155th Street Basehor, Kansas 66007 DAVE GIBBSONS (913) 724-1919 441-2222 TRY A FREE CLASS No rental fee No costumes to buy No student teachers AVAM S BVB FANTASY SALON HAIR, SKIN, NAILS, EARPIERCING 207 South 4th St. LEAVENWORTH, KS. 66048 STYLIST LILLIE KINDALL SHARON PINSOP rJL First National Bank Trust Company of LeavenworU i •' ' A CV«ta .i'r l � C « n t� ' •� . BBH MARQUESS CONGRATULATIONS: From the board of officers, AND and staff of First National - serving Leavenworth Country for over 125 years. 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