Basehor High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Basehor, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1985 volume:

3 -07 NO PEACE FOR BEIRUT - Twenty-three were killed when a car bomb hit the U.S. Embassy in Beirut. Th tragedy was followed by questions about security measures. g -OB TOP MOVIES — Robert Duvall won best actor for h role in Tender Mercies. Terms of Endearment won three Oscars: best picture, best actress Shirle MacLaine, and best supporting actor Jack Nicholson. g f- of OLYMPIC CHAMPIONS — CURRENT IsVENTS The U.S. won more Olymp medals than any other country in the Summer Olympics at Los Angeles. Two superstars were Carl Lewis, who won four gold medals in track events, an Mary Lou Retton, the first American woman to win ar individual gymnastics Olympic medal. g t M PURPLE PRINCE — One the hottest new musical artists of 1984, Prince rocketed to the top with hi: nationwide tour and his firs movie, Purple Rain. 97-n WHERE'S THE BEEF?— Clara Peller, age 80, immortalized the phrase Where's the beef? with her TV commercials for Wendy's. gf 7 SWEET NEWS—Dr. Danie Azarnoff proudly displayec molecular model of the artificial sweetener NutraSweet. New to the market, it quickly replaced saccharine in many low- calorie foods. ry THE GREAT CLASS OF 1985 THE 1985 BOBCAT Opening 2 Administration 9 Faculty 13 Seniors 17 Activities Organizations 29 Sports 63 Students 77 Advertisements 91 BHS STEPPIN’ OUT — Welcome to the 1985 BOBCAT and the memories that have surrounded a successful year at Basehor High School. The 1985 school year found a stu- dent body that was on the move. Stu- dents were active in sports, clubs, and organizations, and each worked to- ward their own individual academic goals. The student body was headed by one of the smallest senior classes in recent history. Size never made much difference to this class, however. Their achievements both academically and in the extracurricular area were great. The Class of 1985 certainly brought truth to the words little but mighty. Administration and faculty kept on the move in attempts to keep the school on a path of improvement and development. Steps were taken to build on to the grade school so as to provide more room at the high school. On these pages you will find a group of unique people working, learning, playing, and achieving as they step out into 1985 ... TOP Seniors rejoice after trying on their graduation gowns the first time ABOVE Kandee. Shannon, and Dawn stay prepared Axing football games to assist coaches and team members ABOVE RIGHT Al right gang, lets Keep the game trivial. RIGHT: Man's best fnend is his ROBOT FAR RIGHT: That's the last photo guys! ABOVE: Bill Foley wards off any who might take away his APPLE. TOP RIGHT: Rob Cunningham gets into some “rear’ food. MIDDLE: Basketball players find that it isn’t easy keeping the bench warm. LEFT: Seniors prepare to receive their final instructions during gradu- ation practice. Our parents have always played an important role in our lives at school. They support us through our en- deavors and on occasion have the opportunity to feed us at school. LEFT: Mr. Otting helps serve foot- ball players dinner. MIDDLE: Moms turn out in great numbers to prepare and serve the senior breakfast. LOWER LEFT: Jodi, Kristin, and Lisa show their BOBCAT Spirit with painted on PAWS. BELOW: Cham- lie Schubert gives some senior wis- dom during a pep assembly for basketball. 5 UPPER LEFT: Peter Goez attended BHS as a foreign exchange student from Germany. TOP: Shannon and Shelly attend typing in disguise. ABOVE LEFT: Julie contemplates the problems of the universe. ABOVE RIGHT: Nancy recites. The rain in Spain LOWER LEFT: Seniors Suzanne Spring and Bob Ritter were winners of the BHS talent contest with their vocal duet BELOW: Mike shows off for the camera and breaks out while Jim Carter asks. No photographs, please!” TOP LEFT: Greg Riley tests the question. Which is mightier, man or machine? TOP RIGHT: Mark White exclaims. BLIMEY! It’s an APPLE! MIDDLE LEFT: When asked to comment on his weight lifting abilities. Danny King replied, ARRRGH! ABOVE: Who said advertising pays? BHS ADMINISTRATION Principal Charles Edmonds Vice Principal Richard Haynes BOARD OF EDUCATION Superintendent Virgil Boatwright Robert Raines David Breuer Vice President Joe Nick President Louis Haney Carol McKinney Uveda Otterman John Johnson ■■ BHS FACULTY Chris Anderson Social Studies Bob Cope Foreign Language Marlene Dillard English, Drama Marilyn Anderson English, Journalism Brenda DeGroot Physical Education Sara Booth Math, Science Dave Elliott Science Kay Lohman Smith CCVEP Mark Mishler Mary Myer Indus trial Arts Home Economia 1985 Seniors Forty-Three Graduate Michelle Birchfield Susie Brock Amanda Brooks Shelly Burns Sheri Caldwell 19 MARK ALAN BALTUSKA Basketball 1 Science Club 1,2,3 CCVEP 3,4 Homecoming Driver LEISA LYNN BASSO Band 1.2 League Music Festival 3 State Music Festival 3 Semester Graduate Outstanding Junior Vocalist 3 BECCA AYNE BELL Basketball 3,4 Track 3 Prom Committee 3 Pep Club 3 Student Council 4 Photo Club 4 GAA 3,4 Annual Staft 4 FCA 3.4 CCVEP 3 Yearly Honor Roll 3.4 Junior Play 3 Homecoming Royalty 4 DECA 3 Century III Leadership School Recipient 4 Transfer Student 3 MICHELLE LEA BIRCHFIELD Volleyball 1 Basketball 1.2 Prom Committee 3 Pep Club 1.2 Student Council 1,3 GAA 1,2,3 Annual Staft 4 Thespians 3,4 CCVEP 3.4 Yearly Honor Roll 1,2 One Act Play 2 Junior Play 3 Semester Graduate SUSAN LOUISE BROCK Volleyball 2 Prom Committee 3 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Drill Team 2,3.4 Cheerleader 1 Student Council 1.2,3.4 Band 2,3 GAA 1,2 Thespians 2,3.4 CCVEP 3.4 Junior College 4 Yearly Honor Roll 1.2,3.4 League Music Festival 1,2' Regional Music Festival 1.2 State Music Festival 1,2 Speech Festival 3 Junior Play 3 DECA 3,4 President 3 Class Officer 4 President 4 AMANDA LEA BROOKS Volleyball 1.2,3,4 Captain 4 Basketball 1.2 Track 1,2,3,4 DECA 3 Prom Committee 3 Pep Club 1.2,3.4 GAA 1.2,3,4 CCVEP 3 Yearly Honor Roll 2,3 League Music Festival 1,2 Regional Music Festival 1,2 Junior Play 3 MICHELLE ANN BURNS Volleyball 1,2.3.4 Basketball 1,2,3.4 Track 1.2,3,4 Prom Committee 3 Drill Team 1.2,3.4 Co-Captain 4 Student Council 4 GAA 1.2,3,4 Vice-President 4 Breeze Staff 2,3 FCA 1,2.3.4 Yearly Honor Roll 1.2.3.4 Courtwarming Queen 4 SHERI KAY CALDWEl I Volleyball 1,2 Basketball 1 Prom Committee 3 GAA 1,2,3 CCVEP 3.4 Junior Play 3 Courtwarming Royalty 1 DECA 3.4 MENDA ANN EDWARDS FHA 1 CCVEP 3.4 DECA 3.4 ) KRIS ANN GARRISON Photo Club 3 Science Club 3 CCVEP 4 Transfer Student 3 zo PETER GOEZ RHONDA L. KEYLON Cross-Country 4 Track 4 Foreign Language Club 4 Thespians 4 Foreign Exchange Student 4 SUE ELLEN HANEY Volleyball 1.2.3.4 Captain 4 Basketball 1.2,3,4 Captain 4 Track 3,4 Prom Committee 3 Photo Club 2,3.4 Secretary 4 Science Club 3 Band 1 GAA 1.2,3.4 President 4 Breeze Staff 3,4 Sports Editor 4 FCA 1,2,3,4 Vice-President 3 Yearly Honor Roll 1,2,3.4 Courtwarming Royalty 2,3.4 JACK RUSSELL HANSEN Basketball 1 Manager Jazz Band 1,2,3,4 Foreign Language Club 2 Photo Club 2,3 Science Club 1,2,3 Band 1,2,3,4 B-Club 2.3 Breeze Staff 2 Knowledge Bowl 3,4 Thespians 3,4 FCA 1.2,3,4 Junior College 4 Yearly Honor Roll 1.2,3,4 League Music Festival 1,2,3 State Music Festival 1,2,3 Junior Play 3 Regional Music Festival 1,2,3 Chess Club 2 MICHELE DAWN HAWLEY Prom Committee 3 Pep Club 1,2 Foreign Language Club 1,2.3 Photo Club 3.4 Breeze Staff 1,2 Thespians 3,4 CCVEP 3.4 Junior College 4 Yearly Honor Roll 3,4 One Act Play 3 Speech Festival 3 Junior Play 3 Civics Outstanding Student Award STACY LYNN JOHNSON Volleyball 1,2 Basketball 1 Track 1,2 Prom Committee 3 Drill Team 1,2,3.4 Co-Captain 4 Student Council 2,3.4 Secretary 3 Photo Club 1 GAA 1,2,3,4 Thespians 3.4 FCA 2 CCVEP 3.4 Yearly Honor Roll 3 Junior Play 3 Courtwarming Royalty 1,2,3,4 DECA 3.4 Vice-President 4 Class Officer 1 Vice-President 1 Prom Committee 3 FHA 1.2 Foreign Language Club 1,2,3.4 Vice-President 4 Science Club 1.2.3.4 President 4 Art Club 3,4 Treasurer 3 President 4 National Honor Society 3.4 Knowledge Bowl 3,4 Thespians 3,4 Yearly Honor Roll 1,2.3,4 Speech Festival 3 Junior Play 3 Chess Club 3 National Merit Semi-Finalist 4 Academic All-American 3 National Art Award 3 KAREN EILEEN KORNHAUS Volleyball 1.2.3,4 Basketball 1.2 Foreign Language Club 2,3,4 Secretary 3 President 4 Student Council 4 Band 1,2,3,4 Vice-President 4 GAA 1,2,3,4 Breeze Staff 2 National Honor Society 3.4 President 4 Thespians 3,4 Vice-President FCA 2.3,4 Yearly Honor Roll 1.2,3,4 League Music Festival 2.3 Regional Music Festival 2,3 One Act Play 3 Speech Festival 3 Junior Play 3 Class Officers Vice-President 4 22 Michele Hawley Stacy Johnson Rhonda Keylon Karen Kornhaus Todd Lantz Kathy Magaha Shawn Mance Julie Matthews Eric McGhee Beth Nash Joe Northern Eric Otting Ann Palmgren Angie Riehle Bob Ritter DAR Good Cili en Award 4 TODD RAY I ANT Football P.3.4 Captain 4 Basketball 1.2.3 Prom Committee 3 Jazz Band 1.2.3 Student Council 4 Photo Club 1.2.3 Band 1.2.3.4 B-Club 2.3.4 Thespians 3.4 CCVEP4 Junior College 4 Yearly Honor Roll 1.2,3.4 League Music Festival 1,2,3 Regional Music Festival 1,2.3 One Act Play 3 Speech Festival 3 Junior Play 3 Courtwarming 1.2,3 Class Officer Vice-President 2,3 KATHY LYNN MAGAHA Prom Committee 3 Pep Club 1.2,3.4 Cheerleader 1.2.3.4 Captain 3.4 FHA 1 Student Council 4 Band 1.2.3.4 Annual Staff 4 Art Club 3 Thespians 4 Junior College 4 Yearly Honor Roll 1.2.3.4 League Music Festival 1,2.3.4 Regional Music Festival 1.2.3.4 State Music Festival 1.2.3,4 Speech Festival 3 Junior Play 3 SHAWN JOSFPH MANCF CCVTP 3.4 Junior College 4 JUI IF KATHI FFN MATTHEWS Prom Committee 3 FHA 1.2.3,4 Band 1.2,3.4 Yearly Honor Roll 2.3.4 Junior Play 3 ERIC T McGHEE Football 2,3,4 Captain 4 Basketball 1.2,3.4 Captain 4 Prom Committee 3 Photo Club 2 Band 3 B-Club 3.4 Breeze Staff 4 Yearly Honor Roll 1,2 Junior Play 3 Courtwarming 2.3.4 BETH ANN NASH Prom Committee 3 Class Officer Secretary 3 Treasurer 4 Jazz Band 3 Pep Club 2.3.4 Foreign Language Club 2,3,4 Student Council 4 Photo Club 1.2,3.4 Band 1,2,3.4 Breeze Staff 2.4 National Honor Society 3.4 Thespians 3,4 Junior College 4 Yearly Honor Roll 1.2,3,4 League Music Festival 1.2,3,4 Regional Music Festival 1.2.3.4 Speech Festival 3 Junior Play 3 KSPA Finalist 2 JOSEPH RANDALL NORTHERN Foreign Language Club 1 Band 1,2 CCVEP 3 Yearly Honor Roll 1 League Music Festival 1,2 Regional Music Festival 1,2 Junior Play 3 Homecoming Escort 4 AVTS 4 ERIC LEE OTTING Football 1,2,3,4 Captain 4 All-State Offense and Defense Basketball 1.2,3,4 Band 1.2 B-Club 2,3,4 Secretary-Treasurer 3 President 4 National Honor Soc.iety 3.4 Yearly Honor Roll 1,2.3.4 Junior Play 3 Courtwarming Royalty 1,2.3,4 King 4 ANN ELIZABETH PALMGREN Pep Club 1,2.3.4 Cheerleader 1,2,3,4 Co-Captain 4 FHA 1 Breeze Staff 4 Art Club 3 Thespians 4 Junior College 4 Yearly Honor Roll 4 24 ANGELA MARIE RIEHLE RHONDA FAITH SEITTER Speech Festival 3 Junior Play 3 News Production Staff 3 SCOTT WILLIAM ROSCHE Football 3 Wrestling 4 Homecoming Escort 4 DAVID JAMES RUSSELL Basketball 1 Art Club 3 CCVEP3 Semester Graduate 4 CHAMLIE KAY SCHUBERT Cross-Country 1,2,3 Basketball 1.2.3.4 Captain 4 Track 1 GAA 1,2,3,4 Secretary 4 Courtwarming Royalty 3 Homecoming Royalty 4 SHAWNA RENEE SCHUETZ Prom Committee 3 Foreign Language 3,4 Photo Club 4 Breeze Staff 2.4 Thespians 3,4 CCVEP 4 Junior College 4 Yearly Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Speech Festival 3 Junior Play 3 DECA Club 3.4 President 4 Volleyball 2 Jazz Band 3 Cheerleader 1,4 Pep Club 1,4 Student Council 3,4 Photo Club 3 Science Club 1,2,3.4 Secretary 2 Vice-President 3 Treasurer 4 Breeze Staff 3.4 National Honor Society 3,4 Knowledge Bowl 4 Thespians 3 Yearly Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 League Music Festival 1,2,3,4 One Act Play 3 Speech Festival 3 Flag Corps 3 ROBERT G. RITTER Basketball 1 Prom Committee 3 Jazz Band 1.2,3,4 Foreign Language 1,2,3.4 Photo Club 1 Band 1.2,3,4 President 4 Art Club 3.4 Knowledge Bowl 3,4 Thespians 2,3,4 President 4 Junior College 4 Yearly Honor Roll 1.2,3,4 League Music Festival 1,2.3.4 Regional Music Festival 1.2,3.4 One Act Play 1.2,3,4 Speech Festival 1,2,3.4 Chess Club 2 KCKCC Jazz 4 Monterey Jazz Festival 4 Prom Committee 3 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Drill Team 4 Cheerleader 1,2,3 Co-Captain 3 FHA 1 Student Council 3.4 Art Club 3,4 Vice-President 3,4 Thespians 4 Junior College 4 Yearly Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Speech Festival 3 Junior Play 3 DAWN MARIE SHAUMEYER Basketball 1,2 Prom Committee 3 Drill Team 1,2.4 GAA 1.2.3.4 Breeze Staff Production 2 CCVEP 3,4 Secretary 4 Junior Play 3 Courtwarming Royalty 1 CHERYL LYN SHOEMAKE Prom Committee 3 Jazz Band 1,2,3, Pep Club 1 Foreign Language 1.2,3,4 Treasurer 2 Vice-President 3 Secretary 4 Student Council 4 Secretary-Treasurer 4 Photo Club 1,2 Science Club 2 Band 1,2,3 Breeze Staff 2,4 Managing Editor 2 News Editor 2 ill Scott Rosche David Russell Chamlie Schubert Shawna Schuetz Rhonda Seitter Dawn Shaumeyer Chery Shoemake Suzanne Spring Scot Stolfus Richard Van Druff Terrance Williams- Bey Charles Weatherman Mitchell Wright Terri Yazel Vicki Ziegler 27 Editor-in-Chief 4 Art Club 3.4 TERRI LYN YAZEL National Honor Society 3.4 Thespians 2,3,4 Thespians 3,4 Junior Play 3 Volleyball 1 Junior College 4 KSPA Journalism Contest 2.3 Basketball 1.2 Yearly Honor Roll 1.2,3,4 Prom Committee 3 League Music Festival 1,2,3, Student Council 2 Regional Music Festival 1,2,3 RICHARD A. VAN DRUFF Band 1 State Music Festival 3 GAA 1,2,3 Speech Festival 3 Football 4 Breeze Staff 2 Junior Play 3 Transfer Student 4 Thespians 3 Prom Royalty 3 CCVEP 3.4 KSPA Regional 2 Junior Play 3 KSPA State 2 CHARLES WEATHERMAN DECA 3,4 Small Ensembles 1 Class Officer Secretary 2 TERRANCE WILLIAMS-BEY VICKI NORALEE ZIEGLER President 3 Football 1.2,3,4 Jazz Band 1.2.3 SUZANNE COLLEEN SPRING Co-Captain 4 Pep Club 1 Basketball 1.2,3,4 Foreign Language 1,2 Volleyball 1,2,3.4 Co-Captain 4 Photo Club 1 Co-Captain 4 Track 2,3.4 Science Club 1 Basketball 2,3,4 Band 1.2,3 Band 1.2,3 Track 2 B-Club 2.3 Breeze Staff 2 Student Council 3.4 Thespians 3 National Honor Society 3.4 President 4 League Music Festival 1,2,3 Junior College 4 Photo Club 3,4 Regional Music Festival 1 Yearly Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Secretary 3 One Act Play 3 League Music Festival 1,2,3 Treasurer 4 Junior Play 3 Regional Music Festival 1,2,3 Science Club 3 State Track Champion Semester Graduate 4 Band 2,3 400 Meter Dash 3 Piano Festival 3 GAA 2,3,4 Treasurer 4 National Honor Society 3,4 MITCHELL ALAN WRIGHT FCA 2,3,4 Yearly Honor Roll 2.3,4 Basketball 1 Regional Music Festival 3 Prom Committee 3 Junior Play 3 Photo Club 1,2 Homecoming Royalty 4 Breeze Staff 3 Queen News Production 3 Transfer Student 2 CCVEP4 Treasurer 4 Yearly Honor Roll 1.2,3.4 SCOT EDWARD STOLFUS Junior Play 3 Perfect Attendance 3 Band 4 Breeze Staff 2,3 28 Homecoming Queen zanne Spring Princess Bell Princess Chamlie Schubert Courtwarming Queen Shelly Bums Courtwarming King Eric Otting Special Occasions Royalty Dances Bring Students Together For Fun Traditional Courtwarming The seventh annual Basehor High School Courtwarming took place on December 14 during a ceremony that occurred between the girls’ and boys’ varsity basketball games. Chosen as King and Queen were Eric Otting and Shelly Burns. Also chosen were Princes and Princesses for the underclassmen: Juniors, Robert Nichols and Susie Nick; Sophomores, Randy Coble and Lonnie Hoffman; and Freshmen, Randy Otting and Winda Hicklin. Other candidates nominated for royalty were Seniors: Stacy Johnson, Sue Haney, Eric McGhee, and Terrance Williams-Bey. Junior nominees were: Lisa Fouts, Dawn Odle, Eddie Blasche, and Donnie Clark. Sophomores were: Sandra Thorne, Dawn Seitter, Ted Anderson, and Bobby Garrison. Nominees for Freshmen were: Su- zanne Frost, Heather Libel, Robby Cunningham, and Chris Franklin. Parade Highlights Homecoming i Homecoming 1984 was one of the highlights of the school year. Despite rainy conditions, the festivities be- gan on October 5 with the annual Homecoming Parade sponsored by Basehor-Linwood Community Education. The parade was then followed by a bar-b-que held in the “Pumpkin Patch in front of the school. The bar-b- que was a joint effort of the Junior Class and Communi- ty Education. During the half-time ceremonies of the Basehor-Eu- dora football game, Suzanne Spring was crowned Queen, while Chamlie Schubert and Becca Bell were crowned Princesses. The events came to a close with the Bobcats overtaking the Cardinals in a 16-0 final score. The Homecoming Dance with the theme of “Harvest Moon” was held in the high school gym the following Saturday and was sponsored by Student Council. Mu- sic was provided by Gemini Productions. THE JUNIOR CLASS PRESENTS HARVEY During a Friday evening perfor- mance, the Junior Class presented “Harvey.” The play concerns itself with the vivid imagination of Elwood P. Dowd who was portrayed by Donnie Clark. Elwood has a friend, Harvey, who appeared in the form of a rabbit. The hilarious comedy was used as a money making project to benefit the Junior Class for the upcoming Junior-Senior Prom. Rehearsals were long and tedious but a fun project for the Junior Class. BELOW: Director Marlene Dillard helps Lloyd Young with ma- keup. THE CAST Elwood P. Dowd Donnie Clark Veta Louise Simmons .. Nancy Dumler Myrtle Mae Simmons .. Cindy Enneking Ruth Kelley, R.N Jodi Lybarger Lyman Sanderson, M.D. Bryce Reiman William R. Chumley, M.D Roger McDowell Duane Wilson James Rozine Judge Omar Gaffney .. Josh Crum Mrs. Ethel Shauvenet Ann Espy Betty Chumley Julie Breuer E. J. Lofgren Lloyd Young Miss Johnson The Senior Class Presents The Groom Said No” In a Friday evening performance, the Sen- ior Class presented “The Groom said No . The story centered around a soon to be married couple of which the groom had just returned from service in the army. During his time in the army, the groom had fell in love with an army nurse. In order to end his previous engagement, the groom pretends to shoot at things that are not there and pretends to have black- outs. Through his outrageous endeavors, the groom gets his wish and is able to marry a army nurse that he had met during his ser- Cheerleaders Boost The Spirit The BHS Cheerleaders play an im- portant role in our school spirit. This year’s squad was no exception. To- gether they won the “Spirit Stick at summer camp and had money making projects to support their cause. The squad hosted a breakfast for all sports participants and decorated the halls and team lockers for homecom- ing. Pictured above are Varsity Squad members Angie Riehle, Ann Palmgren, Kathy Magaha, Angie Mance, Brad Price, Amy Rich, Tammy Smith, Melis- sa Vicker, and Sherry May. The Cheerleaders were sponsored by Joyce McMillen. JUNIOR VARSITY SQUAD MEMBERS SHOWN AT BOTTOM: Vicki Webb. Brandi Lavis, Jennifer Neas. Julie Florence and Lisa Young. ABOVE: Lloyd Young lets everyone know it’s time to YELL! RIGHT: The cheerful smile of a cheerleader helps to boost everyone’s spirit. SPIRIT ABOUNDS T EAM S UPPORT U NIT LEFT: Bryce Reiman participates on a homecoming float entry before the game in which he played. LOWER LEFT: Terrance Williams-Bey boosted team and school spirit with a pep talk during a school pep rally. BELOW: Of course, cheerleaders like Brad Price and Sherry May helped keep everyone yelling for the Bobcats. The Team Support Unit is an organization that is designed to boost team, school, and spectator enthusiasm. Members were encouraged to attend all games and to participate in spirit week. Through an organized unit such as TSU. the qualities of school spirit and good sportsmanship were evident at Basehor High School activities. TSU was sponsored by Mi- chelle Webb. 41 Photo Club Photo Club had an active year at BHS. The group went on a field trip to Hallmark Visitors Center at Crown Center, to the Country Club Plaza to shoot photos, and to the Scholastic Art and Photography display at Ward Parkway Shopping Center. The group sponsored a photo contest in which Ann Espy (shown right) was the first place winner. Second place went to Cindy Enneking and Third place went to Annette Johnson. The club is working on a photo display case project which shall be completed by fall of 1985. Photo Club was sponsored by Marilyn Anderson. Members shown below are President Cindy Enneking, Vice President Jim Carter. Secretary Sue Haney. Treasurer Suzanne Spring. Angie Mance, Leslie Goens. Ann Espy. Gayla Florence. Kristin Jennings. Laurie Sedlock, Becca Bell. Dana Gumm, Julie Metzger, Brad Price, Chris Bock. Steve Kocher. and Beth Nash. 42 Art Club The Art Club began their year by participating in the Homecom- ing Parade in which they won the prize for Best Car.” The group went on a field trip with the Photo Club to the Scho- lastic Art Show, Hallmark Crown Center, and to the Country Club Plaza. The set for the Thespian dinner theatre was designed and con- structed by the Art Club. Art Club was sponsored by Linda Nelson. Members shown left are Carey Creason, Sponsor Linda Nelson, Ann Espy, David Theroff, Rhonda Keylon, Steve Allen, Nancy Dumler, Scot Stolfus, and Shawn Morford. Foreign Language Club The Foreign Language Club vis- ited Southwest High School in Kan- sas City, Missouri to enjoy the play Don Quijote. In addition, the club had the op- portunity to savor real Mexican food when they dined at Dos Hombres. Members shown right are Karen Kornhaus, Tim Kelley, Chery Shoe- make, Rhonda Keylon, Sponsor Bob Cope, Lisa Fouts, Kristin Jen- nings, Laurie Sedlock, Leslie Goens, Ann Espy, Peter Goez, and Beth Nash. 43 Music Band And Chorus Entertain The High School Band performed at home football games and the Pep Band performed at pep assemblies and some basketball games. BHS hosted the Kaw Valley League Instrumental Music Festival. They also attended Regional Solo and Small En- semble Festival, Regional Large Group Festival, the State Music Festival, and the Worlds of Fun Festival of Bands. As in years past, the band students raised money by selling the Original Perry County Pizza Kits from the Perry County Cheese Company. The Marching Band led the BUE Hal- loween Parade and attended Pittsburg Band Day. The band also presented four concerts at BHS and BUE in addi- tion to performing at Baccalaureate and Graduation. Chorus started out the year attend- ing a performance of “Sugar Babies” at the Midland Theatre in September. Concerts were performed throughout the year as well as singing for the grade school and nursing home. At the Regional Contest, Chorus re- ceived a I rating which qualified for State Competition whe where they re- ceived III rating. Clarinetists Kathy Magaha, Suzanne Frost, and Beth Nash are shown at left with accompanist Jack Hansen. Members of the Chorus and Concert Band are shown below as they entertain a Spring Concert audience. Drill Team The BHS Drill Team once again dazzled Basehor audiences in the 1984-85 school year. Team members performed during football and basketball games and often entertained the student body during pep assem- blies. Stacy Johnson and Shelly Burns (shown above, center) led the group as Senior Captains. Other team members included Kim Landon, Susie Brock, Dawn Odle, Dawn Seitter, Sandra Thorne, Lonni Hoffman, Jodi Lybarger, Dawn Shaumeyer, Su- sie Nick, Jeannie Smith, Kristin Jennings, Lisa Fouts, Rhonda Seitter, and Mickie Brown. 46 FHA Celebrates 40th Anniversary MEMBERS SHOWN ABOVE: Sponsor Mary Myer. Shan- non Henderson. Melinda Gravatt. Melissa Vicker, Krissy Laffoon. Julie Mathews. Ann Espy. Leslie Goens, Julie Metzger, Kelly Wilcox. Laura Noeth, Cathy Tinsley, and Winda Hicklin. The FHA Chapter at BHS stayed active this school year. Their first activity involved attending the FHA National Cluster Meet- ing at the Hyatt Regency in Kansas City. The Basehor Chapter presented a skit entitled We Are Builders to demonstrate for the Honor Chapter Contest. The group had a Christmas party and went caroling at Colo- nial Manor. Two members of the Basehor Chapter were elected to district office. Melinda Gravatt was elected District East Historian and Laura Noeth was elected District East Secretary. FHA Week was celebrated February 11 through 15. The group celebrated the 40th Anniversary of FHA with a birthday party. Mary Myer sponsors FHA. 48 Journalism The BHS journalists are 1985 state champions. They were awarded the honor when students competing in the State Kansas Scholastic Press Association Con- test scored more points than any other 3A-2A-1A school in the state. Earning those points were Beth Nash (1st place in Feature Writ- ing); Chery Shoemake (1st place in Editing); and Scot Stolfus (1st place in Yearbook Theme Devel- opment). Beth Nash was awarded “Hon- orable Mention” in the Kansas City Star Excellence in Journalism Con- Breeze Staff members shown above are Angie Riehle. Sue Haney. Eric McGhee. Donnie Clark, Second Semester Editor Beth Nash, First Semester Editor Chery Shoemake, Sponsor Marilyn Anderson, An- nette Johnson, Photographer Cindy Ennek- ing. Photographer Jim Carter. Joe Scherer, Ann Palmgren, Rhonda Seitter, Diane Tin- der. Roger McDowell, and Annette Parish. Shown right is First Semester Editor Chery Shoemake. test. The Breeze Staff published sev- en printed issues of the school pa- per. This was the first year that all issues were printed. 49 Girls Athletic Association The purpose of GAA is to give recognition and support to the lady athletes. To be a member of GAA, each girl had to par- ticipate in at least one sport throughout the year. Next year, however, the girls will have to letter to be in the club. The Girls Athletic Association is sponsored by Brenda DeGroot and Kathy Haynes. The officers were President Sue Haney, Vice President Shelly Burns, Secretary Chamlie Schubert, and Treasur- er Suzanne Spring. GAA had two money making projects including sausage and cheese sales and jewelry sales. The girls raised this money to purchase girl’s track sweats and gave a $100 donation to help the B- Club purchase a weight machine. Members of GAA are as follows, starting from BACK ROW LEFT: Kandee Fulkerson, Shelly McMillen, Annette Johnson, Vanessa Gyulafia, Tracy Trowbridge, Becky Culbertson, Jennifer Breuer, Winda Hicklin, Edie McGhee, Lori Wil- liams, Cindy Enneking, and Susie Nick. MIDDLE ROW LEFT: Lonni Hoffman, Sandra Thorne, Dawn Seitter, Krissy Laffoon, Diane Baltuska, Dawn Odle, Lisa Fouts, Kris Jennings, Laurie Sed- lock, Julie Breuer, Nancy Eberth, and Gayla Flor- ence. FRONT ROW LEFT: Becca Bell, Sue Haney, Suzanne Spring, Shelly Burns, and Sponsor Bren- da DeGroot. B - Club The Basehor B-Club spent their year active in the pursuit of new weight equipment for the use by both men and women athletes. The Girls Athletic Association helped them in their cause with a monetary donation as did the student council. Money making projects for the equipment in- cluded a lift-a-thon that brought in a substantial amount of money for the cause as well as maga- zine sales. B-Club members pictured above are BACK ROW: Jon Williams, Ricky Gramling, Jeff Kennard, Sammy King, Philip Hobbs, Ronnie Laffoon, Scott Landon, and James Newton. MIDDLE ROW: Chris Amerson, Bryce Reiman, Chris Thorne, Tim Kel- ley, Donnie Clark, Robert Nichols, Eddie Blasche, Josh Crum, Roger McDowell, and Ted Anderson. FRONT ROW: Sponsor Art Wells, Eric McGhee, Eric Otting, Todd Lantz, and Terrance Williams- Bey. ■■ Science Club The Science Club was a big success this year. The members worked long hours in the conces- sion stand at the home wrestling matches and basketball games. There is a lot of work involved in running the concession stand. The students have to order supplies, decide on a price, sell the product, and clean up afterward. The members earn credits which allow them to take part in the annual field trip. This year the Science Club went to the Current River area in southeastern Missouri. On the trip, they explored geological caves and springs while backpacking and canoeing. The money earned was also used for the Sci- ence Fair and to buy equipment for the science room. Science Club is sponsored by Sara Booth and Art Wells. Science Club mernoers pictured above: Rhonda Keylon, Susie Nick, Angie Riehle. Roger McDowell, Sponsor Art Wells. Joel Campbell. Dawn Odle. Tim Kelley. Cindy Enneking, Bill Foley Keith Lewandowski, Steve Ritter. Russ Runnells. Philip Hobbs. Jeh Kennard. Ricky Gramling, Chris Bock. Mark White. Tony KJamm, and Michael Moore. 52 Student Council AnnuaI Staff Annual Staff members pictured at left are Karen Jackson. Edi- tor Jodi Lybarger. Laurie Sed- lock, Kristin Jennings. Julie Breuer. Nancy Eberth. Photog- rapher Cmdy Ennekmg. Pho- tographer Jim Carter. Lisa Pouts, Sue Haney. Becca Bell. Michelle Birchfield. and Spon- sor Kandy Johnson. Not pic- tured: Sponsor Sue Ryan Student Council members pictured at right are Sponsor Jim Elmborg. Su- zanne Spring. Cindy Enneking. Chery Shoemake. Susie Nick. Nancy Dumler. Peter Goez. Angie Riehle. Shelly Burns. Becca Bell, Ted Ander- son. Beth Nash. Karen Kornhaus. Todd Lantz. Susie Brock. Amy Rich. Winda Hicklin. and Chris Bock. COVER DECA The CCVEP DECA organization kept busy with numerous fundraising projects this year. Some of the projects included donut sales before school, a taco supper at a home bas- ketball game, and a talent show in December. CCVEP DECA members pictured above are Greg Riley, Joel Campbell, Scott Landon, Bryce Reiman, Lori Gramling, Linda Kimball, Jodi Lybarger, Missy Culter, Dawn Odle, Chris Thorne, David Fields, Marcie Wilson, Susan Barr, Gayla Florence, Kristin Jennings, Lisa Fouts, Kris Garrison, Bobbi Priddy, Sponsor Kay Lohman Smith, Mitchell Wright, Stacy Johnson, Terri Yazel, Kay Ferrell, Kelly Wil- cox, Menda Edwards, Michelle Birchfield, Todd Lantz, Dawn Shaumeyer, Sheri Cald- well. Susie Brock, and Mark Baltuska. Thespians In the past, the Basehor Thespian Troupe has offered a De- sert Theatre. This year, however, the group expanded their production into a complete dinner theatre. Under the direction of Brad Haynes and Jim Elmborg, the troupe presented A Mid Summer Night’s Dream.” The play was presented on two evenings. Dinner was pre- pared and served by the Future Homemakers of America. FHA is sponsored by Mary Myer. Voyage Through A Dream 1985 Junior - Senior Prom 1985 PROM QUEEN Dawn Shaumeyer 1985 PROM KING Mark Baltuska Shown let! are King Mark Baltuska and Queen Dawn Shaurneyer along with Ju mor Prince Bryce Reiman and Princess Dawn Odle Honor Students Recognized Academic performance, leadership at, and service to BHS does not go unrewarded. Presented on these two pages are students who are members of the National Honor Society. To be in National Honor Society, a Junior must have a 3.5 GPA or better and a Senior must have a 3.0 GPA or better to qualify. After reaching this GPA goal, teachers complete the selection process by judging candidates on lead- ership, service, and character. Shown right are Valedictorian Rhonda Keylon and Salutatorian Karen Kornhaus. Both are members of National Honor Society. New 1984-85 members shown BELOW: Cindy En- neking, Nancy Eberth, Kathy Magaha, Nancy Dumler, Sue Haney, Becca Bell, Tim Kelley, Roger McDowell, Shelly Burns, and Susie Nick. Not shown: Vicki Ziegler. Rhonda Seitter Eric Otting TOP 10% — Suzanne Spring, Bob Ritter, Karen Kornhaus, Rhonda Keylon Memories Of Happiness And Success 1985 Graduation ABOVF Sue Haney. Becca Bell. Stacy Johnson. Amanda Brooks. Chamlie Schubert, and Fnc McGhee BELOW Suzanne Spring is presented with the Ward Kiester III Memorial Scholarship from Superin- tendent Virgil Boatwright RIGHT Anxious graduates await the presen- tation of diplomas Although each and every gra- duate cannot be shown here, each is worthy ot praise and hon- or. They will be greatly missed and long remembered at BHS. Shown on this page are Scott Rosche, Shawna Schuetz, Peter Goez. Sherri Caldwell. Joe North- ern, Leisa Basso, Kathy Magaha, and Dawn Shaumeyer. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1985! 61 Knowledge Bowl Team Interested students are invited each year to try out for the BHS Knowl- edge Bowl Team. This year’s team competed in the High-Q Bowl held in Topeka and in meets against Immaculata High School and Tonganoxie High School. Team members shown above are Jim Carter. Roger McDowell. Rhonda Keylon, Angie Riehle, Chris Bock, Sponsor Brenda Funk, Melin- da Gravatt, Shannon Henderson, Mike Ducey, David Dumler, Shawn Morford, Carl Lingenfelser, and Ted Anderson. Football The Basehor Bobcat Football Team sported a 4 and 5 season during 1985. Three team members were honored for their performance during the sea- son. Eric Otting received honors for his work as offen- sive guard and defensive tackle. He was elected to the first string, All-State, All-League, All-District, and All-Area Teams. Terrance Williams-Bey was honored for his perfor- mance as offensive and defensive back. Terrance was elected to the second string, All-Conference Team. Center Roger McDowell was elected second team, All-Conference. Art Wells filled the head coach position and was backed by assistant coaches Lynne Sebree, Dave Elliott, and Tom Cooper. Team members pictured above are: Roger McDowell, Richard Van Druff, Eric Otting, Terrance Williams-Bey, Eric McGhee, Todd Lantz, Troy King, Ronnie Laffoon, Chris Thorne, Tim Kelley, James Newton, Robert Nichols, Donnie Clark, Eddie Blasche, Jon Williams, Josh Crum, Russ Runnells, Taurice Williams-Bey, Mike Teeple, Paul Greer, Le- land Peterson, Randy Coble, Mike Nichols, Jeff Ken- nard, Ted Anderson, Jim Dahlin, Ricky Gramling, Blair Wilkey, Manager Dawn Seitter, Scott Tripp, Rob Cunningham, Randy Otting, Bryan Standish, Jimmy Theno, Kyle Lindelof, Manager Kandee Fulkerson, Chris Franklin, John Pebley, Lance Cartwright, John Kindred, and Shawn Morford. Shown below are honored players Terrance Williams-Bey and Eric “The Big '0' Otting. Scoreboard We They Perry 6 7 Immaculata 6 0 Tonganoxie 12 6 Springhill 8 7 Eudora 16 0 DeSoto 5 17 Lansing 6 42 Piper 0 27 Aquinas 3 35 Volleyball Varsity Team shown ABOVE Dawn Odle. Lisa Foots. Susie Nick. Nancy Eberth. Laurie Sedlock. Suzanne Spring. Shelly Burns. Sue Haney. Karen Kornhaus. Amanda Brooks. Coach Kathy Haynes, and Coach Brenda DeGroot Junior Varsity Team shown BELOW Coach Kathy Haynes. Ann Espy. Amy Rich. Lonm Hoffman. Diane Baltuska. Sandra Thorne. Sharon Eberth. Knssy Laffoon. Shelly McMiUen. and Coach Brenda DeGroot Freshman Team pictured ABOVE: Tracy Trowbridge. Jennifer Breuer. Becky Cul- bertson. Vanessa Gyulafia. Edie McGhee. Sharon Korn- haus. Shannon Henderson, Annette Johnson. Manager Kim Hackney. Coach Kathy Haynes. Suzanne Frost, Wmda Hicklm. Angela Michalls. Lou Williams, and Coach Brenda DeGroot. The 1984 volleyball season began with 35 girls trying out for three teams — Varsity. Junior Varsity, and Fresh- man. During the season 14 girls partici- pated on the JV and Freshman teams and 10 girls on the Varsity. The Varsity ended the season with a 4 and 24 win-loss record. Even though the team records were not as good as hoped, the girls worked very hard. It was a tough season. The girls put forth much time and effort during the season and lost several matches by only two or three points. Even under intense pressure, the girls never gave up. Sue Haney was selected for Second Team All-Conference. At the home Awards Banquet, Sue Haney was se- lected as Top Server and Top Spiker. Laurie Sedlock was chosen as Most Inspirational. Teams were coached by Brenda De- Groot and Kathy Haynes. 67 Cross Country The 1984-85 Cross Country team coached by Mark Mishler worked very hard to achieve goals in what was de- scribed as a building year. Team members met the challenge in several meets and worked hard to achieve individual goals. Team members shown above are Cindy Enneking, Peter Goez, Philip Hobbs, Coach Mark Mishler. Bill Foley, Mike Ducey, and Jerad Cooper. Shown above left is Sophomore Bill Foley. Show left is Senior exchange student Peter Goez and below is Sophomore Brad Price. Wrestling Under the Captain leadership of Bryce Reiman and the coaching of Art Wells, the 1984-85 Wrestling Team had an outstanding year. Bryce Reiman and freshman Chris Amerson represented Ba- sehor in State Competition. Bryce placed in the top 10 while Chris lost in the first round, de- spite an all-out effort. Of the 12 opponents the Ba- sehor grapplers met, the Bob- cats tallied more points over four of them. In tournament action, Base- hor placed 3rd at Tonganoxie, 7th in the Kaw Valley League, 7th at Louisburg, and 8th in Re- gional action. Team members shown ABOVE: Bryan Taylor, Jim Dah- lia John Pebley, Chris Amer- son, Coach Art Wells, James Newton, Danny King, Jimmy Theno, Steve Kocher, Manager Cathi Marquardt, Tony Klamm, Scott Landon, Jon Williams. Carl Reiman, Bryce Reiman, Kyle Lindelof, Scott Rosche, Tim Elliot, and Manager Vanessa Gyulafia. 63 Men's And Women's Track The Boys’ Track Team was composed of 19 boys, 3 of which were returning lettermen. Senior Terrance Williams- Bey led the team with consistent wins in the 400 Dash and 1st or 2nd in the 200 Meters and 800 Meters. He concluded an outstanding senior season with a 2nd and 6th place in the 400 Meter and 800 Meter races at the State Meet. His times of 49.75 and 1:58.8 were both new school records. He was 400 Meter champion in a State Meet as a Junior. Terrance is shown BELOW. Other letter winners this season were Josh Crum, Robert Nichols, and Sammy King. State Meet qualifiers in addition to Terrance were Josh Crum in the 100 Meter Dash and Sammy King in the 1600 Meter Run. Track team members shown ABOVE: Jerad Cooper, Chris Franklin, Robbie Cunningham, Curtis Brooks, John Pebley, Scott Tripp, Mike Ducey, Sammy King, Brad Price, Philip Hobbs, Carl Reiman, Bill Foley, John Kindred, Coach Richard Johnson, Terrance Williams-Bey, Josh Crum, Robert Nichols, Scott Landon, and Coach Mark Mishler. Pictured BELOW: Lori Williams. Suzanne Frost. Kelly Bartko. Kelly Wilcox. Brandi Lavis. Angie Mance. Wmda Hicklin. Lisa Fouts. Kristin Jennings. Amanda Brooks. Linda Kimball. Coach Brenda DeGroot. Suzanne Spring. Laurie Sedlock. Shelly Burns. Sue Haney. Amy Rich, and Coach Kathy Haynes Not pictured: Cindy Enneking and Cathi Marquardt In addition to individual honors for several of the girls, the Lady Bobcat Tracksters placed as a team in several meets. Kelly Bartko earned a letter in her freshman year with her performance in the 400 and 800 Relays. Also earning letters were Suzanne Spring. Laurie Sedlock, Sue Haney, Amy Rich, Lisa Fouts, Kristin Jennings, Amanda Brooks, and Shelly Burns who consistently placed in the top three places at every track meet. Men's Basketball Scoreboard We They Pleasant Ridge 51 36 Tonganoxie 37 62 Piper 50 55 Perry 46 45 Lansing 42 78 Immaculata 45 44 Eudora 53 51 Maur Hill 46 39 Jeff North 49 41 Mid-Way Denton 54 40 Aquinas 60 53 DeSoto 67 62 Tonganoxie 61 51 Piper 49 57 Perry 67 48 Lansing 54 55 Immaculata 62 38 Eudora 64 63 DeSoto 43 46 Nemaha Valley 46 44 Jackson Heights 34 43 Adjustments are always hard, but the Bobcats under the new coaching of Dave Elliott, overcame this transition and had a good season. The Bobcats ended the season with a 11-10 record. Perhaps the best games were those played against Tonganoxie and Nemaha Valley. The victory over Nemaha Valley allowed Basehor to meet Jackson Heights in semi-final Sub-State play in which the Cats were defeated. The team bestowed honors on Eric Ot- ting as Most Valuable Player and Most Improved Player. Best Defense went to Eric McGhee and Mr. Hustle went to Ter- rance Williams-Bey. Varsity Team shown at RIGHT: Randy Coble. Ted Anderson, Donnie Clark, Ron- nie Laffoon, Robert Nichols, Eddie Blasche. Josh Crum, Eric McGhee, Eric Otting, Chris Thorne, Terrance Williams- Bey, Tim Kelley, and Coach Dave Elliott. Junior Varsity Team shown at LEFT: Manager Becky Culbert- son, Manager David Painter, Manager Dana Gumm, Paul Greer, Mike Nichols, Manager David Dumler, Bobby Garrison, Randy Coble, Mike Greene, Le- land Peterson, Jett Kennard, and Video Manager Rick Stitt. 73 Women's Basketball Under the first year head coach Brenda DeGroot, the Varsity Girls Basketball Team had a very successful sea- son. The team ended their season with a 15-5 record, with three of those losses being under five points. The Lady Bobcats' top scorer was Senior Sue Haney, who averaged 14 points per game. The second leading scorer was Junior Laurie Sedlock at 10 points per game. Senior Chamlie Schubert came in third to average 8 points. Top rebounder for the Lady Cats was Senior Shelly Burns at 9 per game. Second was Junior Laurie Sedlock at 8 rebounds per game, and third was Becca Bell with 6 per game. Coach DeGroot commented, “I feel like we had a great year. The girls worked very hard, they gave me 100% throughout the season. For my first year as head coach, I could not ask for a better group of girls. We worked together to achieve our 15-5 record.” The team voted for honors with Most Improved Player going to Diane Baltuska, Best Defense to Laurie Sedlock, Best Hustle and Most Valuable Player went to Sue Haney. Varsity players pictured ABOVE: Susie Nick, Shelly Burns, Becca Bell, Laurie Sedlock, Diane Baltuska, Julie Breuer, Sue Haney, Suzanne Spring, Kristin Jennings, and Coach Brenda DeGroot. Not pictured: Chamlie Schubert. 74 Junior Varsity Team shown at LEFT: Manager Lisa Fouts. Man- ager Jodi Lybarger. Manager Gayla Florence. Susie Nick. Kristin Jennings. Diane Baltuska. Julie Breuer. Nancy Eberth. Lonm Hoff- man. Sandra Thorne. Manager Kandee Fulkerson. Tracy Trow- bridge. Sharon Kornhaus. Annette Johnson. Jennifer Breuer. Edie McGhee. Winda Hicklm. Shannon Henderson. Krissy Laffoon. and Coach Kathy Haynes Athletes Of The Year Sue Haney Basketball — 4 year letterman 1st Team All-League 1st Team Leavenworth Times 3rd Team Kansan All Eudora Tournament Team MVP — Senior year Hustle Award — Senior year Volleyball — 3 year letterman 2nd Team All-League Top Server — Senior year Top Spiker — Senior year Track — 2 year letterman Planning to attend Washburn University of To- peka on Basketball Scholarship. Eric Otting Football — 3 year letterman 1st Team All-League Offense Defense 1st Team All-Area Offense Defense 1st Team All-State Offense Kansas City Star Wichita-Eagle Beacon 1st Team All-State Defense Topeka Capital Journal 1st Team All-District Offense Denfense MVP — Senior year Most Dedicated Senior Kansas Big Brother Football Team Basketball — 3 year letterman MVP — Senior year Most Improved Senior Planning to attend Washburn University of To- peka on a Football Scholarship. Juniors 78 Susan Barr Eddie Blasche David Bowles Julie Breuer Mike Brock Mickie Brown Joel Campbell Donnie Clark Carey Creason Josh Crum Missy Culter Nancy Dumler Nancy Eberth Tim Elliott Cindy Enneking Ann Espy Leslie Everhart Kay Ferrell David Fields Gayla Florence Lisa Fouts Lesley Goens Lori Gramling Eric Gray 79 Linda Kimball Troy King Ronnie Laffoon Scott Landon Jodi Lybarger Roger McDowell Jimmy Miller James Newton Robert Nichols Susie Nick Dawn Odle Bobbi Priddy 80 Bryce Reiman Greg Riley James Rozine Danny Schriver Laurie Sedlock Jeanne Smith Crissy Theno Chris Thorne Diane Tinder Kim Walcott Jon Williams Marcie Wilson 81 Sophomores 82 Chris Block Billie Bond Jeff Brown Jim Carter Eric Cartwright Carol Coats Randy Coble Tom Crawford Jimmy Dahlin Kim Dillon Sharon Eberth Bill Foley Kandee Fulkerson Bobby Garrison Ricky Gramling Mike Greene Paul Greer Kim Hawley Frank Helstab Philip Hobbs Lonni Hoffman Jeff Kennard Sammy King Tony Klamm Krissy Laffoor) Richie Lane Aaron Leininger Keith Lewandowski 83 Sherry May Julie Metzger Angie Mance Amelda Nash Mike Nichols Laura Noeth Ricky O’Neal Annette Parish Leland Peterson Brad Price Carl Reiman Amy Rich 84 Steve Ritter Russ Runnels Joe Scherer Dawn Seitter Tammy Smith Scott Sneed Dana Stimac-Foley Rick Stitt Mike Teeple David Theroff Sandra Thorne Cathy Tinsley 85 Freshmen Chris Amerson. Kelly Bartko Wayne Basso Heath Bethard Jennifer Breuer Curtis Brooks Lance Cartwright Jamie Cook Jerad Cooper Rebecca Culbertson Robbie Cunningham Charla DeFries Michael Ducey David Dumler Melinda Eubanks Michael Everhart Jonathan Adcock Richard Agnew 86 Julie Florence Chris Franklin Suzanne Frost Chris Goin Melinda Gravitt Lori Greenwald Dana Gumm Vanessa Gyulafia Kim Hackney Shannon Henderson Winda Hicklin Tracy Hill Kristina Hotujac Wendy Inlow Annette Johnson John Kenny John Kindred Danny King Steve Kocher Sharon Kornhaus 87 Kim Landon Doug Lane Brandi Lavis Heather Libel Kyle Lindelof Carl Lingenfelser Todd Lowe Sheri McCannon Edie McGhee Cathi Marquardt Lenita Marshall Angela Michalls Allen Miller Joan Miller Michael Moore Shawn Morford Stormy Nance Jennifer Neas Randy Otting David Painter 88 John Pebley Bekki Priddy Russell Reavis Denny Robbins Michelle Rozine Bryan Standish Scott Tripp Bryan Taylor Chris Taylor Neil Taylor Jimmy Theno Tracy Trowbridge Therese Walden Vicki Webb Blair Wilkey Lori Williams Darren Wright Debby Young Lisa Young 89 t Congratulations To The CLASS OF 1985 A Special Thanks To Jim Cook Photography For Photographic Contributions To The 1985 BOBCAT Norma Ward John Harrington 214 Oak St. P.O. 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LIBERTY GETS A FACE LIFT — After 98 years of wear, the Statue of Liberty began receiving badly needed repairs, including new iron supports and a new gold-plated torch. SPACE WALK — Mission specialists aboard the Shuttle Challenger used manned maneuvering units to “walk in space independent of their spacecraft. INNOCENT — Former automaker John DeLorean was acquitted after a long and highly publicized trial. VICTORY — Michael Jackson and his brothers performed 55 concerts on their massive “Victory Tour” throughout the U.S. There had been initial controversy over high ticket prices. credit: AP WIDE WORLD PHOTOS CURRENT I EVE NTS I 8 -07 SOVIET FUNERAL — Soviet leader Yuri Andropov died on Feb. 9 and Konstantin Chernenko succeeded him. OLYMPICS, YUGOSLAV STYLE — At the winter Olympics in Sarajevo, the U.S. netted four gold and four silver medals. Scott Hamilton won the men’s figure skating and Steve Mahre won the Giant Slalom. NOT SO TRIVIAL — Trivial Pursuit was the game of the year. Students at St. Vincent College in Latrobe, PA, even built a giant board for a WHO YA GONNA CALL? — Ghostbusters , a comedy horror movie starring Dan 1984, earning over $200 million by year end. ELECTION '84 — Presidential candidates Ronald Reagan and Walter Mondale took part in two televised debates. The debates were close; the --------------- neagan PIA — n northern ne caused f drought, f the ations noney to trivia contest. horror movie starring Dan Aykroyd, Bill Murray and Harold Ramis, was the highest grossing movie of crI CPTIAKI was reelected by a wide margin. '2S yr the scene. CURRIiNT lEVIENTS