Basehor High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Basehor, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1986 volume:

Superintendent T)r. Virgil Boatwright August 14, 1927 gulp 28, 1986 Zhe J9S5-S6 Bobcat Js Dedicated Jh Honor And Jn Memory Of Dr. Virgil Boatwright, A Doss Mourned By School And Community Ztie graduating Class Of J986 ZMS UOUCAZ 1986 Basehor High School Uasehor, Ks 66007 Zable Of Contents OpeninftS VL V Student JCife 4 Entertainment 20 Academics .= :.®sQ£0 Sports Underclassmen 9S ZM8 non CM The 1985-86 Bobcat is one filled with memories that will last a lifetime. The year found the students at BHS in a stream of activities and events. Life in and out of class kept at a pace that was hard to imagine. Traditional activities such as Homecoming, Courtwarming, and Prom made their usual eloquent ap- pearance. BHS students pursued academic excellence with many notable accomplishments. P.A.S.E. (Parents Assisting Secondary Education) was formed to assist administra- tors and teachers alike pursue excellence in the classroom for BHS students. Community Education continued to grow at its usual rapid pace providing educational and recreational ser- vices to a community and school on the move. Through the pages of the 1985-86 Bobcat you will find a school and community caught in a stream of incredible progression. There's no stopping now!! A Vcar Of Z And Changing Attitudes szudswz cm Thirteen years of our life is spent gaining an education. Much happens along the way. Friendships are made that will last a life- time. Those moments that happen through those years that seem like only yesterday, become the good ole' days in the years to come. The student life at Basehor High School is an active one. Beyond the studies and homework we find traditional events such as Homecoming, Courtwarming and Prom. Sports play an important role in our lives and often school pride is based in those activities. Volleyball, football, cross coun- try, basketball, wrestling, and track teams were joined by a very successful golf team in 1986. Many students were active paptici- pants as members of the teams or as specta- tors. Outside issues touched our lives in 1986 when the hazards of drunk driving were addressed by the school and community. The student life at BHS is an active one, indeed, full of memories that will become the good ole' days ! SZUMWZ CEA DSKSHJP Keeping Zradition Going Those who lead set precedents and carry out traditions long held by our school. Some of those at the top of the leadership roles are members of Stu- dent Council. Serving as president of the student body this year was Cindy Enneking. She is seen right decorating the new Christmas tree that was pur- chased by Student Council this year. Vice President was Laurie Sedlock, Secretary was Bill Foley, and Treasur- er was Joe Scherer. In adition to the Christmas tree. Student Council purchased a beautiful oak podium and speaker system to be used at school events. The council and their sponsor, Kandy Johnson, kept very busy plan- ning and decorating for traditional dances such as Homecoming and Courtwarming. In addition to traditional events, the council served as a hospitality com- mittee for several of the school's social events such as open house and various parents' meetings. Senior Class Officers Susie flick, President Nancy £ berth, Vice President Kobert Nichols, Secretary Julie ftreuer, Zreasurer — Miss Kandy Johnson, Student Coun- cil sponsor, helped keep events going smoothly at Homecoming and other traditional events that were spon- sored by Student Council. Above: Paul Greer and Gretchen Brewer find out that the most difficult thing about traditional dances is getting the flower on right. mombcomjm Places Jh the Meart Student Council sponsored the 1985 Homecoming ceremonies and dance. The theme of the event was Places In The Heart . Nancy Eberth, Dawn Odle, and Lisa Fouts were no- minated from the Senior class as homecoming royalty for the occasion. Nancy Eberth was crowned Home- coming Queen during halftime ceremonies and later reigned over the Saturday evening dance. She is shown right being crowned by last year's queen Suzanne Spring. Princess Dawn Odle Queen Nancy £ berth Princess Cisa douts 1985-86 Homecoming Queen Nancy Sberth 9 COUKZ WAKMWG Heart Of the Wight Susie Nick was crowned Queen and Donnie Clark King during halftime courtwarming cere- monies at Basehor High School. Other seniors nominated for the honor were Laurie Sedlock, tddie Blasche, Kristin Jennings, and Tim Kelly. Completing the court of Royalty were Juniors Lonni Hoffman and Leland Peterson, Sopho- mores Winda Hicklin and Randy Otting, and Freshmen Krista Hylton and Kevin Peterson. The Courtwarming Royalty reigned over a Sat- urday evening dance themed Heart of the Night', which was sponsored by Student Coun- cil. Queen Susie Nick King Donnie Clark Princess I'aurie Sedlock i Prince Sddic Plascltc Princess Kristin Hennings i Prince Zim Kelley junior Koyalty JConni Hoffman 4 Celand Peterson Sophomore Koyalty Winda Hicklin 4 Kandy Otting freshmen Koyalty Krista Hylton 4 Kevin Peterson 7wv r vcyw Midnight Masquerade Prom Queen 4 king junior Princess 4 Prince jCisa Jouts 4 A meld a Nash Scatt Cattdon David Zhewff A CAROR 07 COVS Graduation Party I9S6 Above Missy Culter, Jodi Lybarger, Ted Ander- son and Scott Tripp enjoy the pretend gam- bling that was at the party. Below one could see parents and teachers helping get the party to- gether. 14 STUDENTS AGAINST DRUNK DRIVING, Front: Sponsor Kay Smith, Melinda Eubanks, Dawn Seitter, Patty Bergstrom, Winda Hicklin. Second Row: Tammy Smith, Angie Mance, Julie Metzger, Shelly Place. Dana Foley, Sabrina Postleth- waite. Third Row: Sherry May, Gretchen Brewer, Amy Bock, Vickie Allen, Christy Raines, Nancy Lewallen. Back Row. Scott Landon, Randy Young, Mary Rich. School And Community Come Zoyether Zo Heat Zlie Odds The BHS chapter of SADD, Community Education, parens and patrons came togeth- er to celebrate the graduation of the Class of 1986. They did it not only as a celebration, but because the leading cause of death among teenagers is drunk driving and drunk driving is most likely to occur at prom and graduation time. The amount of time spent preparing for the party was amazing as parents and com- munity were drawn together out of love for their young people. Countless prizes, schol- arships, and gift certificates were given away while students were entertained by a disc jockey and a belly dancer. Students enjoyed pizzas and endless tables of food and refreshment. The list of those who gave their time, prizes, and money is endless. They have set a precedent that will forever be appreciated. 15 PMOZO AJCMM PMOZO ACMIM ACM AjCMM PMOZO MtCUM PMOZO MMM PMOZ Midden Jn Zhe Malls At MMS. .. ZACSNZ Many students who pass through the halls of Basehor High School possess tal- ents that we may or may not know. Participating in Band, Chorus, and Thes- pians are some of the ways students are allowed to demonstrate their talents. Sea- sonal concerts were often given so that par- ents and community could also be given the opportunity to appreciate the talented gifts our students possess. In 1986 the Bobcat Yearbook staff spon- sored a talent show that brought many tal- ented people out from hiding. The event was sponsored as a money making project for the production of the yearbook. Charla DeFries (shown left) has been recognized nationally for her talent on the trampoline. She was the third place winner in the yearbook talent show. Mike Greene (below) is a member of his own band and has been practicing his skills on the guitar for many years. Mike also participated in the yearbook talent show. %Am As in the past, pizza sales helped the band pur- chase new equipment and music that greatly bene- fited the group. Under the direction of Mike Wiesner, shown at the bottom, the band participated at League, Re- gional, and State Music Festivals. Band Members include (starting front): Suzanne Frost, Cindy Enneking, Sharon Kornhaus, Debra Heinen, Vickie Webb, Kendra Williams, Michelle Davis, Shannon Henderson, Karen Magaha, Nancy Lewallen, Mary Rich, Aimee Jackson, Christy Raines, Amy Bock, Kyle Hurla, Mike Fulkerson, Rick Gramling, Jim Carter, Kalii King, Christine Flanagan, Nancy Witten, Angie Lacy, Kurt Bohn- dorf, Steve Ritter, John Price, John Kenny, Jim Theno, Jon Adcock, David Dumler, Mike Ducey. This year we had a young group which has the potential to do some great things in the future, commented Chorus director Brad Haynes. Along with concerts and performances for civic groups, the chorus competed at League, Regional and State Music Festivals. The group completed their season with a trip to a performance at Tiffa- ny's Attic. Chorus members include (starting front): Tammy Greer, Vickie Webb, Shay Dugan, Melinda Eu- banks, Vickie Allen, Kim Poppe, Nancy Witten, Kendra Williams, Karen Magaha, Patty Bergstrom, Christy Raines, Julie Gray, Wayne Basso, Jon Wil- liams, Denny Robbins, Susan Smith, Nancy Lewal- len. Director Brad Haynes, Allen Wiley. Winners At the state level in Band compe- tition winners included: Cindy En- neking, I Rating Flute Solo, Rick Gramling, II Rating French Horn Solo, and Christine Flanagan, II Rating Clairnet Solo. At the state level in Chorus com- petition, winners included: Denny Robbins, I Rating Vocal Solo, Me- linda Eubanks, II Rating Vocal Solo, Vickie Webb, II Rating Vocal Solo, and Mixed Chorus, III Rating Small Ensemble. Thespians Charlie Urown Js A Hit With Audience The Thespian club at Basehor High School presented You're A Good Man Charlie Brown for their yearly performance. We spent almost two months in re- hearsal, commented senior cast member Cindy Enneking. The show required a small cast and was a good choice for the first musical ever at BHS . The dinner theater was well attended by students and com- munity. FHA assisted in the evening events by preparing a delicious lasagne dinner to serve to the guests. Shown left are Thespian members David Dumler, Secre- tary-Treasurer, Nancy Dumler, President, Cindy Enneking, Vice President. Middle: Heather Clark, Kendra Williams, Sharon Kornhaus, Shannon Henderson, Melinda Gravatt. Back: Brad Haynes, Sponsor, Jason Gray, Allen Wiley, Jim Carter, Shawn Morford. 2« Charlie Brown Cast Charlie Brown Him Carter Snoopy .... Cindy Snneking Cucy .... Clancy Dumler Cinus .... David Dumler Schroeder . Allen Wiley Sally Heather Clark Patty Kendra Williams Cights Kick Cram ling Sound Steve Kitter Stage Mgr. . Shannon Henderson Piano Caren Coper Left Cindy Enneking portrays Snoopy at 'Suppertime'. Below the team prepares for the big game. Shown are Heather Clark, Nancy Dumler, David Dumler, Kendra Williams, Allen Wiley, and Cindy Enneking. Jt, Ky Zkem 3s J Winner In 1986 the Bobcat Yearbook Staff sponsored a Talent Show at Basehor High School. The talent show doubled as a money making project to aid in the production of the yearbook. Many turned out to display their talents. 'I think the size of the prizes helped bring people out,” commented junior Bill Foley. Bill was a member of the winning act entitled It By Them . Taking home the $75 first prize with Bill were juniors Mark White, Rick Gramling, Chris Bock and Jim Carter. In second place was Melinda Eu- banks. Melinda sang The Rose” and was well received by the audi- ence. Charla DeFries performed her well refined trampoline routine and left the audience in awe of some of her feats. Charla received third place. All the acts were worthy of note and the yearbook staff intends to sponsor a repeat performance in 1987. Seniors And {juniors Entertain Zke Qirl Next Door During an evening performance, the senior class presented The Girl Next Door . The main character, Alice, played by Cindy Enneking, goes to the big city to write a book, but re- turns home without accomplishing what she had set out to do. The book was a failure. When Alice left to go to the city, she left behind her boyfriend, Clark Kent, played by Josh Crum. The story centers itself around a cir- cus of events that transpire when Al- ice returns home only to find that her boyfriend is now with June Miller, played by Lesley Goens. June Miller is The Girl Next Door . The play was directed by Chris An- derson. cite Curious Savage Mrs. Savage no longer is mentally capable to take care of herself so her children have her placed in a home. Mrs. Savage, played by Billie Bond, has in her possession 10 million dol- lars in bonds and her children are set on finding the money. The play centers itself around a se- ries of comic events which lead to the Savage children finding the greatly sought after money. Mrs. Savage nev- er lets out of her possession a Teddy Bear, an item that her children see only as evidence of her depleated mental state. The play continues and all find out that the Teddy Bear is the unsuspecting carrier of the 10 million in bonds. The play was directed by Marlene Dillard. i CAST Mike Teeple . . . . Dr. Emmott Ted Anderson . . Titus Savage Shelly McMillen . . Fairy Mae Carol Coats . Samantha Savage Amelda Nash Miss Whilhma Billie Bond Laura Noeth Lillie Bell Bill Foley . . . David Theroff Jeffrey Cathy Tinsley Florence Sherry May Mrs. Patty Counselor Brenda Funk advises students on enroll- ment. MADSMJCS Left: Vice Principal Richard Haynes. Right: Principal Charles Edmonds. MOMS eeowMJes Cooking, sewing, child care, and marriage and family living are only a few of the concepts presented in the FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA. Front Melissa Vicker, Laura Noeth. Shannon Henderson, Melinda Gravatt. Middle: Chris- tine Flanagan, Dionne Matthews. Bekki Priddy, Shannon Marmon, Amy Bock, Lesley Goens Back: Sponsor Mary Myer, Debra Heinen, Jennifer Papineau. Mary Blackburn Home Economics department at BHS. Above right in- structor Mary Myer helps Robin Packard with pattern cutting. Above Jamie Cook prepares her machine to sew. Complimenting the Home Economics department at BHS is Future Homemakers of America which is spon- sored by Mrs. Myer. Below ceremonies are held to wel- come new FHA officers. 32 WDUSZKJM AKZS Working with wood, metals, and drafting are skills that are taught in the Industrial Arts department at BHS. Above left Bryan Taylor in- spects recent work on his dresser which was completely handcrafted. Left instructor Mark Mishler observes as Todd Lowe polishes his wa- terbed made in class. Above Blair Wiley applys a finish to a corner bookcase. 33 msmss Above right Kandee Fulkerson practices her skills at the type- writer in her Advanced Typing class. Above Linda Kimball plays the victim in a mock murder case that was investigated by the Business Law class. Right Lesley Goens is given assistance on her Business work by instructor Kandy Johnson. 34 COMPUTER CLUB The BHS computer club spent their meet- ing time learning points about computers and their operations. They also, assisted by Student Council, purchased a color printer For the department that will go into use during the 1986-87 school year. Front: Mark White, Rick Gramling, Steve Ritter, Chris Bock. Middle: Leland Peterson, Jeff Kennard, Bill Foley, Cindy Enneking, Shannon Henderson. Fourth Row: Jim Carter, Jeff Mance, Shawn Morford, Jon Ad- cock, Mike Ducey. Back: Russell Reavis, Mike Moore, Shawn Kitchen, Todd Johnson, Gary Williams. Computer Club is sponsored by Sue Ryan. Secretarial Practice students, under the guidance of instructor Sue Ryan, worked in an office simulation enti- tled Lester Hill Corporation. Each girl had a different job to perform to keep the company work going smoothly. Shown left is Kristin Jennings, Linda Kimball, Lonni Hoffman, and Lisa Fouts working in the Accounting De- partment. 35 Learning a foreign language such as Spanish or French is not the only benefit one receives for taking a course from Mr. Cope. Students also get to experience the different cultures and customs involved in that language. Below instructor Bob FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB. Front: Tammy Greer, Amy Bock, Mary Cope goes over some difficult concepts with student Gretch- Rich, Becky Enquist, Angie Lacy. Middle: Sponsor Bob Cope, Julie en Brewer. Metzger, Shelly Place, Dana Foley, Gretchen Brewer. Back: Shawn Kitchen, Krista Hylton, Scott Kendrick. 36 soeuc SZUDJSS History and Government classes are kept alive by instructor Chris Anderson, shown left. Below instructor Kathy Haynes, who teaches in both the Social Studies area and the Health area, demonstrates the proper technique to tape an ankle on Richard Agnew. 37 ‘jOUKMCJSM Photo journalism is a very important part of creating a good newspaper. Many students became involved in the BHS Photo Club during the 1985-86 school year. Members shown right are: Front: Cindy Enneking, Jim Carter, Sharon Kornhaus, Melinda Gravatt. Second Row: Sponsor Marilyn Anderson, Therese Walden, Lisa Young. Amy Bock, Gretchen Brewer, Lesley Goens, Nancy Witten, Sabrina Postlethwaite. Third Row: Shannon Marmon, Julie Metzger, Angie Mance, Sherry May, Tammy Smith, Mary Black- burn, Tracy Trowbridge. Back Row: Bill Foley, Shawn Kitchen, Shawn Morford, Todd Leonard. Roger McDowell and Susie Nick shared the respon- sibility of Editor-In-Chief of the BASEHOR BREEZE during the 1985-86 school year. The staff produced seven issues of the newspaper this year and supported their work through advertisements and bake sales. Above instructor Marilyn Anderson as- sists Shelly McMillen in her journalism work. The journalism staff shown left are: Front: Tracy Trow- bridge, Susie Nick, Cindy Enneking, Roger McDowell, Shelly McMillen, Melinda Gravatt. Nan- cy Dumler. Middle Row: Jeff Kcnnard, Steve Kocher, Jim Carter, Shawn Morford, Todd Leonard. Back Row: Sponsor Marilyn Anderson. Bill Foley, Jenni- fer Breuer, Annette Johnson, Winda Hicklin. Musje Left instructor Mike Wiesner directs the band at graduation. The band performed at football games, basketball games, and concerts throughout the year. Bottom left freshman Kalii King prepares to play at a pep assembly. Bottom, instructor Brad Haynes gives last minute support to the Music Apprecia- tion class before a performance. works on a water color paint- ing for one of his classes. BHS offers a wide variety of art classes for its students. Shown above is Becky Culbertson working on a pottery project for Crafts class. The art Club is shown below displaying their shirts which they designed and screened themselves. Front: Troy Schubert, Sponsor Linda Nelson, Jason Gray, Ann Espy. Middle: David Theroff, Jon Williams, Michelle Davis, Kalii King, Nancy Dumler. Back: Scot Batesel, Jim Hoppe, Melinda Gravatt, Carl Reiman, Kevin Peterson, Kyle Hurla. 40 rr JCAMUAQS AKZS Above left is English instructor Matt Bova. Above Marlene Dillard directs the Junior play as part of her language arts duties. They are joined in the department by Marilyn Anderson Left is Dawn Seitter giving a speech for a class. ajfv VOCAZJOMiC SDUCAZJON Vocational education classes taught by Kay Smith give stu- dents the opportunity to learn skills that can be used in the workplace. Students are then given the opportunity to go out and work each day during the school year. Supporting this concept is Distributive Education Clubs of America. Basehor members are: Front: Eric Cartwright, Diane Baltuska, Angie Mance, Annette Parish, Sharon Eberth, Mike Greene, Joe Scherer. Middle: Julie Metzger. Tammy Smith, Melissa Vicker, Karen Jackson, Shan- non Marmon, Lonni Hoffman, Shelly McMillen, Dana Foley. Back: Sponsor Kay Smith. Taurice Williams-Bey, Rick Stitt, Da- vid Theroff, Bobby Garrison, Sandra Thorne, Carol Coats, Dawn Seitter, Aaron Leininger. Right: Karen Jackson prepares a win- dow display for her fashion merchandising class. 42 MAZH Above left instructor Michelle Webb assists Kendra Williams in her math work. Left Lori Birney. who replaced Mrs. Sara Booth who was on leave, works with Math student Kristina Hotujac. Above Todd Leonard uses his math skills to solve a puzzle. 43 Shown above is science student Roger McDowell preparing his science project for the science fair. He and Tim Kelley placed high in the fair with their project that concerned research in cognitive devel- opment. Right Jim Theno and Mike Green get down to the fine details of frog disection. Science Club members shown below are: Front: Mark White, Rick Gramling, Steve Ritter. Middle: Todd Johnson, Philip Hobbs, Roger McDowell, Susie Nick, Cindy Ennek- ing, Nancy Dumler, Tracy Trowbridge, Ted Anderson. Back: Spon- sor Art Wells, Russell Reavis, Mike Moore, Bill Foley, Chris Bock, Jim Carter, Danny King, David Dumler. A group of freshmen find out that experiments can be a lot of fun as shown here in Mr. Dave Elliot's science class. Left Karen Magaha measures precise amounts for her experiment as Liz Massingil looks on. Below science instructor Art Wells spends a great deal of time preparing for his Biology and Chemistry PHVSJCM SDUeAZJOM ■ 57� IIRP' b We all find out that in physical education keeping in shape can be fun. Coach Richard Johnson, shown above, teaches physical education classes and physical development. Above left Sammy King demonstrates a new weight machine that is used for sports and for physical development classes. Below instructor Brenda DeGroot discusses the day's lessons with student aide Heather Clark. 46 National Honor Society Front: Nancy Eberth, Roger McDowell. Middle: Amy Rich, Lisa Fouts, Laurie Sedlock, Julie Breuer, Nancy Dumler, Susie Nick, Cindy Enneking, Lesley Goens. Back: Jeff Kennard, Mark White, Leland Peterson, Jim Carter, Sponsor Brenda Funk, Steve Ritter, Donnie Clark, Chris Bock, David Theroff. Not pictured: Tim Kelley. Front: Mark White, Jim Carter, Roger McDowell, Carl Lingenfelser, Mike Ducey. Back: Sponsor Brad Haynes. Chris Bock, Shannon Hen derson, Melinda Gravatt Not pictured: Tim Kelley knowledge Howl Zeam 47 ZMS JJMJC (jOAjC Graduation On Thursday, May 22, at 8:00 p.m., 59 Base- hor seniors were graduated and honored as the class of 1986. Father Vincent H. Kongs of the Holy An- gels Catholic Church gave the invocation to start the ceremony. An address was given by Dr. William Samuelson of Emporia State Uni- versity. The title of his speech was Exploding the Myths. After presentation of the diplomas, class president Susie Nick gave a farewell address on behalf of her senior classmates. Although all seniors who were graduated that evening could not be pictured here, they will long be remembered. Salutatorian Susie flick. Valedictorians Zim Kelley Cindy Zim Kelley Koger McDowell Steve Allen Susie flick flancy Dumler Cindy Snneking Athletes Of Zhe year Zroy King And Zaurie Sedloek From the time we are very little it seems as though sports and the ex- citement generated by tak- ing on a challenge reaches us from all directions. Stu- dents at Basehor High School can be very thank- ful for the tremendous support they receive from the Booster Club, parents and community. Shown right are Justin and Megan, brother and sister of Basehor students Ronnie and Krissy Laf- foon. They were enthusias- tic participants of the an- nual Homecoming Parade which is sponsored by Community Education. Like other fans, they came out to show their support of Basehor High School. Zhe Cife Of Basehor High School SPOK ZS Am SPJKJZ MOZKAjCjC A Season dor learning With a one win and eight loss season, one might think that the Bobcats became good at taking a loss, but the game statistics simply did not reflect the true nature of the Bobcat season. We were a better team than our records shows, commented Coach Art Wells, several times we had opportunities to win but they just slipped out of reach. Many of the games were exciting, with the results only being determined in the last few seconds or minutes. The Bobcat's only victory came against Tonganoxie in a hard fought match that had to be settled in over- time with a score ending at 6 to 0. Shown right is senior Tim Kelley being pursued by Lansing opponent. Below the Bobcats line up against Springhill with senior Robert Nichols, shown at the top of the picture, ready in the end position. BELOW: The Bobcat team celebrates a jubliant touchdown against Lansing. MIDDLE LEFT: The team was quarterbacked by junior Ted Anderson. BOTTOM RIGHT: Ted Anderson hands off to Jeff Kennard. vocceyKAM 6-22 Season 3or Qirls Zlic Season 1 Lee Summit Lost I Shawnee Mission East Lost I St. Mary's Missouri Lost I Shawnee Mission West Lost I Desoto Lost 1 Santa Fe Trail Lost I Baldwin Lost 1 Atchison Lost I Lansing Won I Bonner Springs Lost I Sumner Academy Lost I Schlagle Lost I Immaculata Lost I Ward Won I Turner Won I Midway-Denton Lost 1 Immaculata Lost I Atchison Lost I Desoto Lost I Eudora Lost 1 Immaculata Lost I Tonganoxie Won 1 Piper Won J 1 Perry-Lecompton Won 1 Lansing Lost 1 Gardner-Edgerton Lost 1 Louisburg Lost 1 Hiawatha Lost Coach Brenda DeGroot LEFT: Senior Lisa Fouts and junior Diane Bal- tuska go up for the block while Krissy Laffon and Laurie Sedlock stand ready to cover behind them. MIDDLE: The Lady Bobcats stop for a refresher and plan strategy. BOTTOM RIGHT: Lisa Fouts sets the ball for a spike for senior Laurie Sedlock. Sedlock was chosen for All- Tournament honors at the Kansas City Kansas Community College tournament. Even though the team records were not as good as the team had hoped for, the girls worked very hard. It was a tough schedule. 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. The highlight of the season was when the Lady Bobcats won the Consolation Bracket in the Kansas City Kansas Community College tourna- ment. 57 enoss eouwzny Kecord Number Cetter Lead by seniors Allen Wiley and Cindy Enneking, the Basehor cross country team boasted a successful sea- son. The team took 1st place at the small Savior meet, 5th place at the large Savior meet, 5th at Lansing, 5th in League competition and 11th at the Tonganoxie meet. Allen Wiley was the Individual Champion at the small Savior meet. The season saw nine team members earn letters, the most ever at Basehor. Allen Wiley won 6 medals, Sam- my King 4 medals, Mike Ducey, Philip Hobbs and Cindy Enneking won 2 medals each, and Todd John- son, Jerad Cooper and Mike Fulkerson each won 1 medal. Shown right is senior Cindy Enneking and below Philip Hobbs and Jerad Cooper. LEFT: Coach Mark Mishler discusses strategy with team members at the Sav- ior Cross Country meet. Sammy King (shown left) and Allen Wiley (above) medaled four and six times respectively. Shown right is Dan King, a young and upcoming member of the team. zsu Zeam Support Unit Raises Spirit Below: Team Support unit members decorated the school van and participated in the homecoming parade. Member , shown below are: (Front Row). Tammy Smith. Melissa Yicker. Shelly McMiilen and Shannon Marmon, (Middle Row), Sponsor Joyce McMiilen. Debra Heincn. Amy Rich. Julie Metzger. Sherry May. Angie Mance, Dawn Seitter, Lesley Coens. Nan- cy Witten. Jennifer Papineau, and sponsor Michelle Webb. (Back Row). Shelly Place. Karen Magaha, Michelle Davis. Jamie Gilbert, Amy Bock. Diane Baltuska, Vickie Allen. Christine Flanagan. Melissa Stack and Mary Blackburn. Left: Seniors let their voices be heard at the many pep assemblies held to boost spirit. Below: Sen- iors and paw prints go to- gether to promote spirit. Shown are Josh Crum, Jon Williams, and Donnie Clark. 61 CM6SKC6A X BKS boosting Zhe Spirit It certainly isn't an easy job being a cheerleader but for sure it is a vital job. Keeping up with the hectic sports schedule at Basehor High School can be one of the most difficult challenges. With great personal sacri- fice, the BHS cheerleaders always could be seen at every event. The cheerleaders also conducted all pep assem- blies and while doing so brought us laughter and raised our spirits for the upcoming game. Shown below is the Spirit Centipede which had an interesting deposit for senior Troy King as it demonstrated it's skills. The 85-86 squads were award winning squads in that both Varsity and Junior Varsity teams won the Spirit Stick at their summer camp. The cheerleaders were sponsored by Joyce McMillen. 62 Cheering at the games is only a part of the responsibility of being a cheerleader. Charla DeFries, (shown below left), also took her turn leading a pep assembly. JUNIOR VARSITY Debra Heinen Shay Dugan Christy Raines Jamie Gilbert Mary Rich Shelly Place Mary Blackburn VARSITY Charla DeFries Vicki Webb Sherry May Julie Florence Michelle Rozine Brandi Lavis Jennifer Neas Melissa Vicker Amy Rich Allen Wiley POM POJV SQUAD ;Dancing Zo Kaise Spirit The 1985-86 Pom Pon Squad started their year by attending summer camp at the Uni- versity of Missouri in Columbia Missouri. At camp, the team received a superior rat- I ing and trophy, the spirit stick, and a 3rd place on a dance routine they prepared be- fore going to camp. With their winnings, they qualified for National competition. As a group they received 32 superior ribbons and 12 excellent ribbons. The team displayed their talents and raised pride and spirit in 12 performances this year at BHS. Team members shown above are: (Front Row), Captain Dawn Odle, Susie Nick, Kristin Jennings, Lisa Fouts, and Captain Jodi Lybarger, (Back Row), Kelly Bartko, Robin Fouts, Dawn Seitter, Shelly McMil- len, Krissy Laffoon, Lonni Hoffman, Wen- dy Inlow, Annette Parish, Heather Libel, Suzanne Frost and Kim Landon. M MSNS BASKS ZBAjCjC Zough Season ?or Cats With 5 wins and 15 losses, the Bobcats had little to celebrate during the 1985- 86 basketball season. It wasn't a win- ning season but a good learning ex- perience , commented junior Paul Greer. Tim Kelley was given MVP honors for the team and Donnie Clark was cited as Best Hustler . Coach Dave Elliott summed the season up by say- ing We did the best we could with what we had. The guys really tried. Mr. Elliott was assisted by Mark Mishler. 66 Senior Eddie Blasche (above) and senior MVP Tim Kelly were valu- able assets to the Bobcat team. Zhe Season Opponent We They i Pleasant Ridge 46 40 I Tonganoxie 47 54 1 Piper 55 66 1 Perry 60 67 I Lansing 48 50 I Immaculata 35 59 1 Aquinas 42 57 1 Maur Hill 34 44 I Jeff-North 66 64 I Wathena 52 42 I Lansing 43 48 I Aquinas 41 44 1 Desoto 44 56 I Tonganoxie 70 86 I Piper 65 54 I Perry 50 83 I Immaculata 64 73 1 Savior -54 37 1 Desoto 32 42 I Perry 43 55 I QJKJZS' KASKSZKACC Sub-State Victories Both J.V. and Varsity girls' basketball teams had a very successful year. The Varsity team finished with a 14 and 8 season. The team had a 9 and 3 record in league play. After placing 4th in the Eudora tour- nament, the team had an up and down record. The end of the season brought the team to sub-state play against Jeffer- son West. The girls played one of their best games of the season with Laurie Sedlock scoring her all time high and a school high of 30 points. In second round play the Lady Cats defeated Ton- ganoxie to continue in sub-state play. They were finally defeated by Wamego ending their season with a 2nd place in sub-state competition. Zhc Season Opponent Pleasant Ridge McClouth Tonganoxie Piper Perry Lansing Immaculata Eudora Piper Eudora Jefferson North Desoto Tonganoxie Piper Perry Lansing Immaculata Aquinas Desoto Jefferson West Tonganoxie Wamego We They 48 22 47 24 46 45 55 35 59 40 56 45 27 28 49 53 56 52 46 47 50 57 36 33 22 33 56 53 38 34 56 46 44 56 38 52 52 46 63 51 46 27 23 53 The BHS girls had an exciting season. Right: Susie Nick looks to the inside to pass to Diane Baltuska. Below: Laurie Sedlock, Kristin Jennings, Krissy Laffoon, and Diane Baltuska. 6JK£S’ AZHjCSZM ASSOeUZJOW Front Row: Gayla Florence. Julie Breuer. Nancy Eberth, Laurie Sedlock, Kristin Jennings. Susie Nick. Lisa Fouts. Second Row: Lonni Hoffman, Kandee Fulkerson, Amy Rich, Sandra Thorne. Diane Baltuska, Carol Coats. Suzanne Frost. Shannon Henderson. Winda Hicklin, Shelly McMillen. Third Row: Allison Bell, Tammy Greer, Krista Hylton. Kalii King. Lori Williams. Becky Culbertson, Tracy Trowbridge, Liz Massingil, Sharon Kornhaus, Cindy Enneking. Back Row: Kendra Williams, Karen Magaha, Heather Clark, Annette Hohnson. Jennifer Breuei. Michelle Davis, Edie McGhee, Kelly Bartko, Robin Packard. Sponsor not shown: Brenda DeGroot. vaksjzv cszzsks vocaynACC kask£zkacjc zkack Laurie Sedlock Nancy Eberth Lisa Fouts Susie Nick Diane Baltuska Krissy Laffoon Amy Rich Sandra Thorne Carol Coats Laurie Sedlock Julie Breuer Kristin Jennings Susie Nick Diane Baltuska Sandra Thorne Krissy Laffoon Annette Johnson Amy Rich Lori Williams Tracy Trowbridge Winda Hicklin Karen Magaha Kalii King Sharon Kornhaus Angela Michaels 70 M-exun Front: Mike Tccplo, John Peblcy, Robert Nichols. Josh Crum. Roger McDowell, James Newton, Paul (•reer. Middle: Mike Nichols, Ted Anderson, Todd Johnson, Jim May, Mike Fulkerson, Jim Theno, Danny King, Randy Coble. Back: Kyle Lindelof, Sammy King, Philip Hobbs. Art Wells, Sponsor. Jeff Kennard. Scott Tripp, Robby Cunningham, Rick Cramling. vaksjzv c 0OCJ David Sedlock Ted Anderson Todd Johnson Randy Coble Laurie Sedlock CKOSS COUMZKV David Bowles Allen Wiley Cindy Enneking Sammy King Philip Hobbs Mike Ducey Jerad Cooper Mike Fulkerson Todd Johnson 300ZEAJCC Ted Anderson Eddie Blasche Donnie Clark Randy Coble Josh Crum Robby Cunningham Paul Greer Tim Kelley Jeff Kennard Troy King Kyle Lindelof Roger McDowell Mike Nichols Robert Nichols John Pebley Kevin Peterson Leland Peterson Mike Teeple Jim Theno Chris Thorne Scott Tripp Jon Williams KASKSZKACC Randy Coble Eddie Blasche Tim Kelley Ted Anderson Paul Greer Robert Nichols Donnie Clark Jeff Kennard Leland Peterson Scott Tripp Randy Otting ZKACk Shawn Morford Scott Tripp Todd Johnson Kevin Peterson Tommy Carr Jimmy Marmon Josh Crum Mike Ducey wKsszam Chris Amerson Troy King Steve Kocher Kyle Lindelof Jim May James Newton Bryce Reiman Jimmy Theno Jon Williams Lloyd Young 71 wnsszam Reiman JCeads Zeam The Bobcat wrestling team celebrated a very successful year. The Cats sport- ed 11 wins and 4 losses in dual meets during the 1985-86 season. This re- cord gave the team a 3rd place posi- tion in league competition. The highlight of the season was a 1st place trophy won at the Tonganoxie tournament. In other tournament ac- tion the Cats took 5th at Louisburg, 8th in Regional competition, and with four qualifiers, 29th in the state. ABOVE: Captain and Most Valu- able Team Member Bryce Reiman pins an opponent in the heavy weight division. TOP: Freshman Jimmy May was a valuable asset to the Bobcat team. Senior James Newton (shown top) and senior Lloyd Young (shown above) were veteran wrestlers on the Bobcat team Chris Amerson, (shown left) continued to win as a sophomore. ZKA6K Zeams Snjoy Success Both the girls' and boys' track teams enjoyed indi- vidual successes through the season. The boys' team was a very young team with few upperclassmen par- ticipating. The boys didn't enjoy team success, but did have some individuals who were successful in their individual events. The freshmen and sophomore team members show a lot of promise for the future. The girls' track season concluded with the most ever letter winners in recent history. Two freshmen. Kalii King and Karen Magaha, re- ceived varsity letters in their first year on the team. They were joined by Lori Williams, Winda Hicklin, Tracy Trowbridge and Amy Rich. Amy Rich enjoyed continued success and now holds the school record in four events. Those events include the 400 Meter Run, 800 Meter Run, 1600 Meter Run, and the 3200 Meter Run. Having completed her junior year, she has qualified to compete at the state competi- tion for three years in a row. School record holder Amy Rich. Senior trackster Eddie Blasche. Shown left is Todd Johnson. Todd demonstrated a great deal of promise in the young track team. Right is the girls' 3200 Meter Relay Team consisting of Amy Rich, Tracy Trowbridge, Lori U.llM.n- ,nd WrnJj Hr Min Shown above left is senior Josh Crum. Josh was one of the few upperclassmen who participated in track. His leadership was important to the team. Above is sophomore Angela Michalls. Angela threw the shot and discus for the Bobcat team. 75 GOO dirst ear Success During the 1986 school year, a long fought for golf team of 12 students started a new legacy at Basehor High School. The team practiced three days a week on area golf courses and was coached by Chris Anderson. At the Atchison invitational, our two- man team of David Sedlock and Ted Ander- son won first place medals. Our four-man team of Laurie Sedlock, Randy Coble, Phil- ip Hobbs, and Todd Johnson took 5th of 7. At the Kaw Valley Meet, Basehor took 3rd of six teams. The team's final major compe- tition took place at Bellevue Country Club in Atchison when the team placed 5th of nine schools. Leading the varsity squad was Laurie Sedlock, Ted Anderson, Randy Coble, Phil- ip Hobbs, Todd Johnson, and David Sed- lock. On the junior varsity squad were Donnie Clark, Tim Kelley, Jimmy Carter, Paul Greer, John Price, and Annette John- son. Zeam Photos Front: Chris Thorne, James Newton, Roger McDowell, Donnie Clark, Josh Crum, Bryce Reiman, Robert Nichols, Eddie Blasche. Second Row: Greg Riley, Troy King, Tim Kelley, John Pebley, Mike Teeple, Jeff Kennard, Leland Peterson, Jon Williams. Third Row: Mike Nichols, Paul Greer, Chris Franklin, Robby Cun- ningham, Bryan Standish, Jim Theno, Todd Leonard, Shawn Kitchen, Ted Ander- son, Randy Coble. Fourth Row: Blair Wilkey, Shawn Morford, Randy Otting, Scott Tripp, John Kenny, Denny Robbins, Kyle Lindelof, Wayne Basso. Sixth Row: Curtis Shelly, Jimmy May, Scott Kendrick, Kevin Peterson, Bobby Fehren- bach, Shawn Wilson, Troy Schubert, Tim Franklin, Kirk Schubert, Rodney Conn, Tom Carr. Back Row: Coaches, Lee Newell, Dave Elliott, Tom Cooper, Art Wells, Manager Kandee Fulkerson. football Cross Country Front: Carl Lingenfelser, Jerad Cooper, Mike Fulker- son, Gary Williams, Jason Gray. Back: Coach Mark Mishler, David Dumler, Sam- my King, Mike Ducey, David Bowles, Philip Hobbs, Danny King, Cindy Enneking, Allen Wiley. Zeam Photos Varsity basketball Front: Coach Brenda DeGroot, Annette Johnson, Karen Ma- gaha, Tracy Trowbridge, Amy Rich, Heather Clark. Back: San- dra Thorne, Krissy Laffoon, Lau- rie Sedlock, Diane Baltuska, Ju- lie Breuer, Kristin Jennings, Su- sie Nick. {Junior Varsity basketball Front: Jennifer Breuer, Karen Magaha, Kelly Bartko, Nancy Lewallen, Tracy Trowbridge. Middle: Kendra Williams, Tammy Greer, Sharon Korn- haus. Shannon Henderson, Liz Massingil, Kalii King. Back: An- nette Johnson, Coach Brenda DeGroot, Amy Rich. Not Pic- tured: Coach Kathy Haynes. 78 Zeam Photos Varsity basketball Front: Coach Dave Elliott, Lori Wil- liams, Susan Smith. Back: Robby Cunningham, Ted Anderson, Jeff Kennard, Randy Otting, Paul Greer, Scott Tripp, Randy Coble, Robert Nichols, Eddie Blasche, Tim Kelley, Donnie Clark. Junior Varsity basketball Front: Troy Schubert, Mike Fulker- son, Tom Carr, Jim Marmon, John- ny Burns, Rodney Conn, David Bailey. Back: Gary Williams, Scott Lingenfelser, Todd Johnson, Kevin Peterson, Tim Franklin, David Sed- lock, Chris Noeth. Not Pictured: Coach Mark Mishler. Wrestling Front: Coach Art Wells, James Newton, Jim Theno, Chris Amer- son, Steve Kocher. Back: Lloyd Young, Troy King, Bryce Reiman, Kyle Lindelof, Jimmy May. Not Pictured: Jon Williams, Coach Matt Bova. Qirls' Zrack Zeam Photos Front: Winda Hicklin, Coach Brenda DeGroot, Lori Williams. Middle: Jennifer Breuer, Tracy Trowbridge, Jamie Gilbert, Karen Magaha. Back: Amy Rich, Heather Clark, Becky Culbertson, Mary Rich, Sharon Kornhaus, Kalii King. Hoys’ Zrack Front: Gary Williams, Chris Noeth. Middle: Jerad Cooper, Tom Carr, Todd Johnson, Kevin Peterson, Jimmy Marmon. Back: Coach Richard Johnson, Mike Ducey, Sammy King, Josh Crum, Shawn Mor- ford, Scott Tripp, Wayne Basso, Coach Mark Mishler. Golf Coach Chris Anderson, Todd Johnson, Laurie Sed- lock, David Sedlock, Ran- dy Coble, Ted Anderson, Philip Hobbs. Junior Var- sity Golf not pictured: Tim Kelley, Paul Greer, Annette Johnson, Jim Carter, John Price, Donnie Clark. 80 Varsity Volleyball Lisa Fouts, Krissy Laffoon, Nan- cy Eberth, Susie Nick, Diane Baltuska, Coach Brenda De- Groot, Amy Rich, Laurie Sed- lock, Carol Coats, Shelly McMil- len, Sandra Thorne. Pictured Front: Heather Clark, Manager junior Varsity Volleyball Back Row: Sharon Kornhaus, Michelle Davis, Winda Hicklin, Coach Brenda DeGroot, Annette Johnson, Jennifer Breuer, Becky Culbertson. Front Row: Shan- non Henderson, Tracy Trow- bridge, Suzanne Frost, Edie McGhee, Lori Williams. freshman Volleyball Robin Fouts, Christy Raines, Kalii King, Kendra Williams, Coach Brenda DeGroot, Tammy Greer, Mary Rich, Karen Ma- gaha, Krista Hylton. Not pic- tured: Coach Kathy Haynes. 81 82 David K. Howies falic’ K. Hreuer Mike W. Hrock Michelle A- Hrown (Joel W. Campbell Donald C. Clark, fo. Carey C. Creason josh C. Crum Melissa J. Culter Kathleen 6. Diaz JEFF T. ADAMS DECA 3 Cross Country 4 CCVEP 3,4 Honor Roll 1,3 Wrestling 1,2,3 JULIE REBEKA BREUER Basketball 1,2,3,4 STEVEN SCOTT ALLEN Prom Committee 3 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Student Council 2 Junior Play Thespians 3 Class Officer 4 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 TSU 1,2 Art Club 3,4 FCA 1,2 Foreign Language Club 2,3 Annual Staff 3,4 Chess Club 1 Volleyball 1,2 GAA 1,2,3,4 SUSAN LYNN BARR MIKE W. BROCK Transfer Student 3 CCVEP 3,4 Band 1 Junior College 4 CCVEP 3 DECA 3 Junior College 4 Semester Graduate Honor Roll 1 League Music Festival 1 Art Club 2,3 EDWARD ALLEN BLASCHE Breeze Staff 2 Track 1,2 Football 1,2,3,4 Knowledge Bowl 2 Captain 4 Chess Club 1 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Prom Committee 3 Jazz Band 2 MICHELLE ANN BROWN Band 1,2,3 B-Club 2,3,4 Prom Committee 3 Officer 4 Photo Club 1 CCVEP 3 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Honor Roll 2 Cheerleader 1 League Music Festival 2,3 Science Club 2,3 Regional Music Festival 1,2 Semester Graduate Courtwarming Royalty 1,2,3,4 TSU 3,4 pCA 1,2 JOEL W. CAMPBELL Track 2 DECA 3 CCVEP 3 Chess Club 2 AVTS 4 Wrestling 1 Science Club 1,2,3,4 DAVID BRYAN BOWLES Wrestling 1,2,4 DONALD CALDWELL CLARK, JR. ° cont d 84 Football 1,2,3,4 Captain 4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Captain 4 Prom Committee 3 Jazz Band 2 Photo Club 1 Band 1,2 B-Club 2,3,4 Officer 2,3,4 Thespians 2 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Courtwarming Royalty 1,2,3,4 Class Officer 3 Breeze Staff 3 National Honor Society 4 Track 1 CAREY L. CREASON Photo Club 2 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Art Club 2,3,4 Officer 3,4 Semester Graduate JOSH CHRISTOPHER CRUM Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3 Track 1,2,3,4 Captain 4 Prom Committee 3 Student Council 3,4 B-Club 2,3,4 Junior College 4 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Junior Play Senior Play TSU 3 National Honor Society 4 SADD 4 MELISSA ANN CULTER Student Council 1,2 Band 1,2 CCVEP 3,4 Photo Club 1 DECA 3,4 Flag Corps 2 Cheerleader 1 KATHLEEN ELIZABETH DIAZ Mixed Chorus 1,2,4 Semester Graduate NANCY LYNN DUMLER Prop Committee 3 Student Council 1,2,3,4 Thespians 2,3,4 President 4 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 One Act Play 3 Speech Festival 1,2,3,4 League 2 Regional 3 State 3 Junior Play Senior Play TSU 1,2 Breeze Staff 2,4 Cheerleader 1,2 FHA 1 Annual Staff 2,4 Art Club 2,3,4 Officer 2,4 Top 10% KSPA Regional Competition 2 KSPA State Competition 2 National Honor Society 3,4 Science Club 1,2,4 NANCY LYNN EBERTH Basketball 1,3 Prom Committee 3 Student Council Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Courtwarming Royalty 1,2 Class Officer 2,3,4 Annual Staff 3,4 Homecoming Queen 4 National Honor Society 3,4 85 cont'd. Nancy C. Duntler Nancy JC. Eberth Zint Elliott Cynthia K. Enneking Ann jC. Espy JCeslie K. Everhart Kathryn M- firrell David jC. fields (jayla S. fiorence Cisa A. 3outs Cesley E. Qoens Cori E. Cram ling Eric jC. Qray Steven Mewes Karen C. {Jackson Volleyball 1,2,3,4 GAA 1,2,3,4 Officer 4 Computer Club 4 Volleyball 1,2,3,4 ANN LYNN ESPY Prom Committee 3 TIM ELLIOTT Photo Club 1,2,3,4 One Act Play 4 CCVEP 3,4 Speech Festival 4 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Junior Play Wrestling 1,2,3,4 Senior Play TSU 1,2 Breeze Staff 4 CYNTHIA KAYE ENNEK1NG FCA 1,2 FHA 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1 Art Club 1,2,3,4 Prom Committee 3 Photo Club 1,2,3,4 Jazz Band 1,2,3 Foreign Language Club 1,2,3 Student Council 3,4 Volleyball 1,2,3 Vice President 3 GAA 1,2 President 4 Photo club 1,2,3,4 SADD 4 Treasurer 2 President 3,4 LESLIE EVERHART Band 1,2,3,4 Transfer Student 2 President 4 Thespians 2,3,4 Band 1,2,3 CCVEP 3,4 Vice President 4 Breeze Staff 4 Junior College 4 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 League Music Festival 1,2,3,4 Regional Music Festival 1,2,3,4 DECA 3,4 SADD 4 Speech Festival 2 Junior Play KATHRYN M. FERRELL Senior Play Thespians 2,3,4 Class Officer 1 CCVEP 3 TSU 1,2,3 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Breeze Staff 2,3,4 FHA 1 Photographer 2,3,4 Foreign Language Club 1,2,3,4 FCA 1,2 President 4 Annual Staff 2,3,4 DECA 3 Photographer 2,3,4 Editor-In-Chief 4 National Honor Society 3,4 Semester Graduate Track 1,2,3,4 GAA 1,2,3,4 DAVID LEE FIELDS Cross-Country 1,2,4 CCVEP 3 Manager 3 Captain 4 Science Club 1,2,3,4 AVTS 4 President 2 88 GAYLA SUE FLORENCE cont'd Prom Committee 3 Student Council 1 Photo Club 3 Photo Club 1 CCVEP 3,4 Band 1,2,3 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 CCVEP 3,4 Junior Play League Music Festival 1,2,3 • SU 1,2,3,4 Regional Music Festival 1,2,3 FHA 1,2 TSU 2,3 Photo Club 3 FCA 2 GAA 2,3,4 Photo Club 1 DECA 3 Track 1 Chess Club 1 DECA 3 Basketball Manager 2,3 Chess Club 1 LISA ANNE FOUTS ERIC LYNN GRAY Basketball 1 Prom Committee 3 Student Council 1 AVTS 4 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Courtwarming Royalty 3 STEVEN HEWES Class Officer 2 CCVEP 3 Vice President 3 AVTS 4 Prom Royalty 3 Annual Staff 3,4 KAREY LYNN HOPPE Homecoming Royalty 4 Prom Committee 3 Foreign Language Club 3 Track 1,2,3 Volleyball 1,2,3,4 Semester Graduate GAA 1,2,3,4 DECA 3 KAREN LYNN JACKSON Chess Club 1 Prom Committee 3 Pom Pon Squad 3,4 Student Council 1,2 Prom Royalty 3 Photo Club 1,2,3 Band 1,2,3 LESLIE ELLEN GOENS Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 League Music Festival 1,2,3 Prom Committee 3 Regional Music Festival 1,2,3 Photo Club 1,2,3,4 Junior Play Junior Play 3 TSU 1,2,3,4 TSU 1,2,3,4 FCA 1,2 Breeze Staff 2 Annual Staff 3,4 GAA 1,2,3,4 Track 1,2 Art Club 2 Flag Corps 1,2 Foreign Language Club 1,2,3 Chess Club 1 LORI GRAMLING BRENDA JACOBS Prom Committee 3 Art Club 2 corn'd. 89 Brenda K. {Jacobs Kristin Q. {Jennings Zimothy Q. Kelley Cinda S. Kimball Zroy £. King Dallas K. Caffoon. {Jr. Scott £. Candon {Jodi jC. JCybarger Koger J. McDowell £ames 6. Miller. Sr. Sames W. Newton Kobert J. Nichols Susie Nick Dawn K. Odle Koberta JC. Priddy Foreign Language Club 2 KRISTIN GAIL JENNINGS Basketball 1,2,3,4 Prom Committee 3 Student Council 1,4 Photo club 3 CCVEP3 President 3 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 TSU 1,2 FCA 1,2 Annual Staff 3,4 Photo Club 3 Foreign Language Club 3 Track 1,2,3,4 Volleyball 1,2 GAA 1,2,3,4 Vice President 4 DECA 3 Chess Club 1 Pom Pon Squad 2,3,4 Prom Royalty 3 TIMOTHY GENE KELLEY Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Jazz Band 1,2,3 Band 1,2,3 B-Club 2,3,4 Junior College 4 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Courtwarming Royalty 2,4 League Music Festival 1,2,3 Regional Music Festival 1,2,3 Senior Play TSU 1,2,3 FCA 1,2 Foreign Language Club 3 Treasurer 3 National Honor Society 3,4 Knowledge Bowl 4 Chess Club Science Club 2,3,4 Computer Club 3,4 LINDA SUN KIMBALL Band 1,2 CCVEP 3 DECA 3 Flag Corps 2 SADD 4 TROY E. KING Football 1,2,3,4 CCVEP 4 AVTS 4 Wrestling 2,3,4 DECA 4 DALLAS RONALD LAFFOON, JR. Football 2,3 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Jazz Band 1,2,4 Photo Club 1 Band 1,2 B-Club 3,4 League Music Festival 1,2 Regional Music Festival 1,2 Track 2 Semester Graduate Chess club SCOTT E. LANDON Football 2 B-Club 1,2,3,4 CCVEP 3,4 Wrestling 1,2,3 Track 3 DECA 3 Chess Club 1 SADD 4 CHARLES ANTHONY LAWSON Transfer Student 4 Basketball 4 Honor Roll 4 9 2 Prom Committee 3 JODI LEIGH LYBARGER cont'd Basketball 1 Prom Committee 3 Student Council 1 CCVEP 3,4 Junior College 4 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Junior Play TSU 1,3 FCA 1 Annual Staff 3,4 Editor-In-Chief 3 Financial Manager 4 GAA 1,2 DECA 3,4 Chess Club 1 Pom Pon 2,3,4 Co-Captain 4 ROGER ALLEN MCDOWELL Football 1,2,3,4 Prom Committee 3 B-Club 3,4 Junior College 4 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 One Act Play 3 Junior Play Senior Play Breeze Staff 2,3,4 Editor-In-Chief 4 National Honor Society 3,4 Knowledge Bowl 2,3,4 Science Club 1,2,3,4 JAMES E. MILLER, JR. Football 1 Photo Club 1 Honor Roll 3 Semester Graduate 4 JAMES WILLIAM NEWTON Football 3,4 B-Club 2,3,4 CCVEP 3 Wrestling 1,2,3,4 Captain 4 ROBERT ALLEN NICHOLS Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 B-Club 2,3,4 Senior Play 4 Courtwarming Royalty 3 Class Officer 4 Track 3,4 SADD 4 FLORA SUE NICK Basketball 1,2,3,4 Prom Committee 3 Student Council 1,3,4 Secretary 1 Junior College 4 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Senior Play Courtwarming Royalty 1,2,3,4 Class Officer 1,3,4 Annual Staff 2,3,4 Courtwarming Queen 4 National Honor Society 3,4 Volleyball 1,2,3,4 GAA 1,2,3,4 Pom Pon 1,2,3,4 Science Club 1,2,3,4 Secretary 2,3 DAWN RENEE ODLE Prom Committee 3 Student Council 1,4 CCVEP 3,4 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Courtwarming Royalty 1,2 Class Officer 2 TSU 1,2,3,4 FCA 2,3 FHA 1 Homecoming Royalty 4 National Honor Society 4 Track 1 Volleyball 1,2,3 GAA 1,2,3,4 DECA 3 SADD 4 President 4 corn'd. 93 Bryce S. Reiman Gregory jC. Riley ffames P. Rozine, {Jr. Danny {Joseph C. Schriver JCaurie S. Sedlock {Jeanne M- Smith Christine D. Zheno Christopher Q. Zhome D iane R. Zinder Mien D. Wiley {Jonathan P. Williams Murcie J. Wilson Cloyd W. young Randy J. Young Pom Pon Squad 1,2,3,4 CCVEP 3 Co-Captain 4 AVTS 4 BOBBI LYNN PRIDDY LAURIE SUE SEDLOCK CCVEP 3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Honor Roll 1,2 Prom Committee 3 League Music Festival 1 Student Council 2,4 Regional Music Festival 1 Vice President 4 TSU 1,2,3 Photo Club 3 Semester Graduate 4 Junior College 4 DECA 3,4 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 TSU 3 Breeze Staff 3 BRYCE EDWARD REIMAN FCA 1,2 Annual Staff 3 Football 3 National Honor Society 4 Prom Committee 3 Track 1,2,3 B-Club 2,3,4 Volleyball 1,2,3,4 Honor Roll 2,3 Captain 4 Jr. Play 3 GAA 1,2,3,4 Class Officer 3 President 4 AVTS 4 Golf Team 4 Track 2 Courtwarming Royalty 4 DECA 3 Wrestling 2,3,4 Captain 3,4 JEANNE MARIE SMITH Prom Royalty 3 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Photo Club 1 GREGORY LEON RILEY Track 1 Volleyball 1,2 GAA 1,2 Football 1,4 CCVEP 3 Honor Roll 1,2 Semester Graduate 4 Pom Pon Squad 1,2,3 Semester Graduate DECA 3 CHRISTINE DENISE THENO Jazz Band 1,2 JAMES P. ROZ1NE Photo Club 2 Band 1,2 Football 1,2 Foreign Language Club 1 Photo Club 1 Jr. Play 3 AVTS 4 Wrestling 1,2 Volleyball 1 Chess Club 1 CHRISTOPHER GLENN THORNE DANNY JOSEPH L. SCHRIVER % Football 1,2,3,4 cont'd LLOYD WAYNE YOUNG Basketball 1,2,3,4 Prom Committee 3 B-Club 2,3,4 CCVEP3 DECA 3 AVTS 4 Wrestling 2,3,4 Science Club 1,2 Prom Committee 3 Junior Play DIANE RENE TINDER Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Breeze Staff 3 Semester Graduate Football 1 Basketball 1 Prom Committee 3 CCVEP 3,4 Honor Roll 2 FCA 3 Chess Club 2 SADD 4 RANDY ALLEN YOUNG ALLEN D. WILEY Football 2 Thespians 4 TSU 2,4 Yell Leader 2,4 Track 2,4 Cross Country 3,4 Co-Captain 3 Captain 4 JONATHAN PATRICK WILLIAMS Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1 Prom Committee 3 Photo Club 1,2 B-Club 3,4 Honor Roll 1,2 Art Club 4 Wrestling 2,3,4 Captain 4 DECA 3 MARCIE ANN WILSON CCVEP 3,4 League Music Festival 1 Regional Music Festival 1 TSU 1,2,3 FHA 1,2,3,4 DECA 3,4 SADD 4 Semester Graduate UJWSKCjCASSMSN Ted Anderson Diane Baltuska Chris Bock Billie Bond Jeff Brown Jim Carter Eric Cartwright Carol Coats Randy Coble Tom Crawford Jim Dahlin Kim Dillon Sharon Eberth Bill Foley Dana Foley Kandee Fulkerson Bobby Garrison Rick Gramling Mike Greene Paul Greer Kim Hawley Philip Hobbs Lonni Hoffman Jeff Kennard Sammy King 98 ruwjoKs Tony Klamm Krissy Laffoon Rich Lane Aaron Leininger Keith Lewandowski Andy Mance Angie Mance Shannon Marmon Sherry May Shelly McMillen Julie Metzger Ameida Nash Mike Nichols Laura Noeth Annette Parish Leland Peterson John Price Amy Rich Carl Reiman Steve Ritter Joe Scherer Dawn Seitter Tammy Smith Rick Stitt Mike Teeple 99 o Kelly Wilcox Taurice Williams-Bey Mark White Melissa Vicker Cathy Tinsley Sandra Thorne David Theroff Class Officers David Zlieroff, President Amy Kick, Vice President JCaura floeth, Secretary Chris Pock, Zreasurer 100 guwoKs w f MOW 'EM DOWN CATS' •; M£ANS go FASHION TRENDSETTERS Sammy King, Krissy Laffoon and Bill Foley show that everyone can be their own person when it comes to what they wear at BHS. Sammy shows off his shorts which became ' legal'' at school this year. Krissy could often be seen wearing her green and white on game days. Tux and tennis shoes can be worn together in true fashion as is displayed by Bill in the halls of BHS. BELOW Cathy Tinsley rides atop the Junior entry in the homecoming parade. SOPMOMOKSS Jon Adcock Richard Agncw Chris Amerson Kelly Bartko Wayne Basso Heath Bethard Grant Bond Jennifer Breuer Curtis Brooks Lance Cartwright Jamie Cook Jerad Cooper Becky Culbertson Robby Cunningham Michelle Davis Charla DeFries Mike Ducey David Dumler Mike Everhart Julie Florence Chris Franklin Suzanne Frost Melinda Gravatt Julie Gray Lori Greenwald 102 Dana Gumm Vanessa Gyulafia Shannon Henderson Winda Hicklin Kristina Hotujac Wendy Inlow Annette Johnson Shawn Jones John Kenny John Kindred Danny King Steve Kocher Sharon Kornhaus Kim Landon Doug Lane Brandi Lavis Todd Leonard Heather Libel Kyle Lindelof Carl Lingenfelser Todd Lowe Cathy Marquardt Edie McGhee Sherry McCannon Angela Michalls umenecAssMSNj 103 Allen Miller Joan Miller Mike Moore Shawn Morford Jennifer Neas Randy Otting Robin Packard David Painter John Pebley Bekki Priddy Russell Reavis Denny Robbins Michelle Rozine Bryan Standish Bryan Taylor Chris Taylor Neil Taylor Jim Theno Scott Tripp Tracy Trowbridge Therese Walden Lisa Young Vicki Webb Blair Wilkey Lori Williams Darren Wright Debbie Young 104 S0PH0M0R8S Class Officers Holm Pebley, President Chris Amerson, Vice President Zraey Zrowbridge, Zreasurer Suzanne 3rest, Secretary Jamie Cook, Jennifer Breuer, Becky Culbertson, and Vanessa Gyulafia entertained their Drama class with The News” as an assignment. Each took part as either the anchor person, weather person, or sports reporter. The comedy spoof on the news raised laughs from their classmates as well as displayed their developing acting abilities. 105 7KSSMMSM Vickie Allen David Bailey Scot Batesel Allison Bell Patty Bergstrom Richard Bischoff Mary Blackburn Amy Bock Kurt Bohndorf Gretchen Brewer Johnny Burns Tommy Carr Ron Cash Jeanine Cavasos Joe Chilson Heather Clark Rodney Conn Shay Dugan Becky Enquist Bobby Fehrenbach Christine Flanagan Robin Fouts Tim Franklin Mike Fulkerson Jamie Gilbert 106 Jason Gray Tammy Greer Mike Guthrie Butch Gyulafia Debra Heinen Jim Hoppe Kyle Hurla Krista Hylton Todd Johnson Scott Kendrick Kalii King Shawn Kitchen Angie Lacy Nancy Lewallen Scott Lingenfelser Karen Magaha Jeff Mance Jim Marmon Liz Massingill Dionne Matthews Jimmy May Sean Odle Jennifer Papineau Kevin Peterson Shelly Place umenecASSMSN 107 Sabrina Postlethwaite Christy Raines Mary Rich David Riley Kirk Schubert Troy Schubert David Sedlock Ken Taylor Christina Weatherman Gary Williams Class Officers David Sedlock, President Him Mormon, Vice President Kendra Williams, Zreasurer i 3KSSHMW The Freshman class was a welcome addition to the BHS student body. The students were some of the loudest at pep assemblies as is clearly evident in the picture shown below. Robin Fouts was caught by the camera when she took a quick look out the home ec door to check out the halls. Memories m Adams. Jeff 82 vex Espy, Ann 40, 51, 87 Adcock. Jon 22. 35. 102 Eubanks. Melinda 14, 23, 27 Agnew, Richard 37, 102 Everhart, Leslie 8© Allen. Steve 49. 83 Everhart, Michael 102 Allen. Vickie 4. 14, 23. oO. 10© Amerson, Chris 73, 79. 102, 105 Fehrenbach, Bobby 77, 10© Anderson. Ted 13. 14. 15, 55, 67. 71, 77, 79. 80, 98 Ferrell, Kay 50, 86 Fields, Davie 50, 8© Bailey. David 79, 10© Flanagan. Christine 22, 32, ©0, 10© Baltuska. Diane 42. oO. 69. 70. 78. 81. 98 Florence. Gayla 48, 51, 70, 87 Barr, Susan 83 Florence, Julie 62, 63, 102 Bartko. Kelly ©4. 70. 78. 102 Foley. Bill 3. 26. 27, 35, 38, 44. 98, 101 Basso. Wayne 27. 77. 80. 102 Foley, Dana 14, 42, 98 Batesel, Scot 40.106 Franklin, Chris 77, 102 Bell. Allison 70, 10© Franklin, Tim 77. 79, 10© Bergstrom. Patty 4, 14. 24, 106 Frost, Suzanne 22, ©4, 65, 70, 81. 102, 105 Biscnoff, Richard 1 0© Fouts, Lisa 8, 12, 35, 47, 56. 64, 70, 87 Bethard, Heath 102 Fouts, Robin 48, 64, 65, 81. 106, 109 Blackburn. Mary 32. 38, ©0, 62, 106 Fulkerson. Kandee 34, 70, 77, 98 Blasche, Eddie 10. 35, ©©, 74, 77. 79, 83 Fulkerson, Mike 15, 22, 59, 71, 77, 79. 106 Bock, Amy 14, 22, 32, 36, 38, ©0, 10© Bock. Chris 2©. 27. 35, 38. 44. 47. 98, 100 Garrison. Bobby 42, 98 Bohndorf, Kurt 22, 10© Gilbert, Jamie 60, 62, 80, 106 Bond. Billie 28. ©0, 98 Coens, Lesley 2, 32, 34, 38, 47, 51, 60, 8© Bond. Grant 102 Gramling, Lori 15, 8© Bowles. David 2, 50. 77. 83 Gramline, Ricky 22, 26, 35, 44. 71. 98 Breuer, Jennifer 38, 70, 78, 80, 81, 102, 105 Gravatt. Melinda 24, 32, 38, 40, 47, 102 Breuer. Julie 7, 13. 47. 50, 70, 78. 82 Gray. Eric 13, 48, 8© Brewer Gretchen 7, 14, 36, 38, 106 Gray, Jason 24, 40, 77, 107 Brock, Mike 50, 83 Gray. Julie 23, 102 Brooks. Curtis 102 Greene, Mike 21, 42, 44, 98 Brown. Jeff 98 Greenwald, Lori 102 Brown. Mickie 83 Greer. Paul 7, 13, 67, 71, 76, 77, 79, 98 Burns, Johnnie 15, 79, 10© Greer, Tammy 23, 70, 78. 81, 107 Gumm. Dana 103 Campbell, Joel 50, 83 Guthrie, Michael 107 Carr. Tommy 77, 79, 80, 10© Gyulafia, Butch 107 Carter. Jimmy 22. 24, 35, 38. 44. 47, 98 Gyulafia, Vanessa 103, 105 Cartwright. Eric 42, 98 Cartwright, Lance 102 Hawley, Kim 13, 98 Cash. Ron 106 Heinen. Debra 22, 32, 60, 62, 107 Casper, Shelly Henderson. Shannon 22. 24, 32, 35, 47, 70, 78, 81, 103 Cavasos, Jeannie 10© Hewes, Steven 87 Chilson, Joe 10© Hicklin, Winda 11. 14. 38. 70, 75, 80, 81. 103 Clark. Donnie 10. 47. 51. ©1. 67. 77, 79. 82 Hobbs, Philip 44. 58. 71, 77, 80, 98 Clark. Heather 24, 25, 70. 78, 80. 10© Hoffman. Lonni 4, 11, 13, 35, 42. 64, 70, 98 Coats. Carol 29, 42, 70. 81. 98 Hoppe, Jim 40, 107 Coble. Randy 71, 77. 79, 80, 98 Hoppe, Karey 15 Conn, Rodney 77, 79, 10© Hotujac, Kristina 43, 103 Cook. Jamie 32, 102, 105 Hurla, Kyle 22. 40, 107 Cooper, Jerad 58. 77, 80, 102 Hylton. Krista 11, 36. 70, 81, 107 Crawford, Tom 98 Creason, Carey 82 Inlow, Wendy 64, 103 Crum. Josh 61. 71. 75. 77. 80, 83 Culbertson, Rebecca 40. 70. 80, 81, 102, 105 Jackson, Aimee 22 Culter, Missy 14, 15, 48, 83 Jackson, Karen 2, 42. 87 Cunningham. Robby 71, 77, 79. 102 Jacobs, Brenda 90 Jennings. Kris 10. 35. 48, 64, 69, 70, 78, 90 Dahlin, Jimmy 12. 98 Johnson, Annette 38, 70, 76, 78, 81, 103 Davis. Michelle 22. 40. 60, 70, 81. 102 Johnson. Todd 35, 44, 71, 75. 76. 79. 80, 107 DeFries, Charla 21, 62, 63. 102 Jones, Shawn 103 Diaz, Kathy 51, 83 Dillon. Kim 98 Kelley, Tim 10, 49, 54. 66, 77, 91 Ducy, Michael 22, 35. 47, 77. 80. 102 Kendrick, Scott 36, 77 Dugan Shay 23, 62, 10© Kennard, Jeff 35, 38, 47. 55. 71, 77, 98 Dumler, David 22. 24. 25. 44, 77. 102 Kenny, John 22. 77, 103 Dumler, Nancy 2, 24, 25. 28, 38. 40, 47, 40, 50, 86 Kimball, Linda 34, 35, 91 Kindred, John 77, 103 tberth. Nancy 7. 8, 9, 47. 48, 50, 70, 81. 86 King, Danny 44, 59, 71, 77, 103 Lberth. Sharon 42. 98 King. Kalii 22, 39, 40, 70, 78, 80, 81, 107 Elliott, Tim 86 King, Sammy 59, 71, 77. 80, 98. 101 Lnquist, Becky 36, 10© King, Troy 15, 52, 71, 77, 90 Lnneking, Cindy 6, 22, 24. 25, 35. 38. 44, 47, 49. 58. 70, 77, 87 Kitchen, Shawn 35. 36. 38, 77, 107 112 jmex Klamm, Tony 99 Kocher. Steve 38. 103 Kornhaus, Sharon 22, 24, 38, 70. 78, 80, 81, 103 Lacy, Angie 22, 107 Laffoon, Krissy 64. 65. 69, 78, 81, 99. 101 Laffoon, Ronnie 51, 90 Landon, Kim 13, 64. 103 Landon, Scott 12, 14, 48, 90 Lane, Doug 103 Lane, Richie 99 Lavis. Brandi 62, 103 Lawson, Charles 13, 51, 67 Leininger, Aaron 42� 99 Leonard, Todd 38, 43, 77, 103 Lewallen, Nancy 14, 22. 23, 78, 107 Lewandowski, Keith 99 Libel, Heather 64, 103 Lindelof, Kyle 77. 79, 103 Lingenfelser, Carl 47, 77, 103 Lingenfelser, Scott 107 Lowe. Todd 33, 103 Lybarger, Jodi 14, 48, 64, 91 Magaha, Karen 22. 23. 45, 60, 70, 78, 80, 81. 107 Mance, Andy 99 Mance, Angie 4, 14, 38, 42, 60. 99 Mance, Jeff 35, 107 Marmon, Jimmy 79, 80, 108 Marmon, Shannon 32. 38, 40, 60, 99 Marquardt, Cathi 103 Massingill, Liz 36, 45, 70, 78, 107 Matthews, Dionne 32, 107 May, James 71, 72, 77, 79, 107 May, Sherry 13, 14, 38, 60, 62, 99 McCannon, Sheri 103 McDowell, Roger 28, 38, 44, 47, 49. 71, 77. 91 McGhee. Edie 70. 81, 103 McMillen, Shelly 13, 38. 42, 60, 64, 70, 81. 99 Metzger, Julie 4, 14, 36, 38, 42, 60, 99 Michalls, Angela 75, 103 Miller, Allen 104 Miller, Jimmy 50, 91 Miller, Joan 104 Moore, Michael 35, 44, 104 Morford, Shawn 24, 27. 35. 38, 77. 80, 104 Nash, Amelda 12, 29, 99 Neas, Jennifer 13, 62, 104 Newton, James 71, 73, 77, 79, 90 Nichols, Michael 71, 77, 99 Nichols, Robert 7, 28, 50, 54. 67, 71, 77, 79, 90 Nick, Susie 7. 10. 38. 47, 49, 64, 69, 70, 78. 91 Noeth, Chris 79. 80 Noeth, Laura 29, 32, 99, 100 Odle, Dawn 8, 64, 65, 91 Odle, Sean 107 O'Neal, Ricky Otting, Randy 11, 77, 79, 104 Packard, Robin 32, 70, 104 Painter, David 104 Papineau, Jennifer 32, 60, 107 Parish, Annette 42, 64, 65, 99 Pebley, John 71� 77, 104, 105 Peterson, Kevin 11, 40, 77, 79, 80, 107 Peterson, Leland 11, 35, 47, 77, 79, 99 Place. Shelly 14. 36. 60, 62, 107 Poppe, Kim 23 Postlethwaite, Sabrina 14. 38, 108 Price, John 13. 22, 80. 99 Priddy, Bekki 32, 104 Priddy, Bobbi 91 Raines. Christy 14, 22, 23, 62, 81, 108 Reavis, Russell 35, 44, 104 Reiman, Bryce 48, 50, 72, 77, 79. 94 Reiman, Carl 40, 99 Rich. Amy 47, 60, 62, 70, 74. 75, 78, 80, 81. 99, 100 Rich. Mary 14, 22. 36, 62. 80. 81, 108 Riley. David 108 Riley. Greg 51. 77, 94 Ritter. Steve 22. 35. 44. 47, 99 Robbins. Denny 23, 77, 104 Rozine, James 50 Rozine. Michelle 62, 63, 104 Scherer, Joe 42, 99 Schriver, Danny 95 Schubert, Kirk 77, 108 Schubert, Troy 40, 77, 79, 108 Sedlock, David 76. 70. 80. 108 Sed-ock, Laurie 10, 13. 47. 52, 69, 70, 78, 80. 81. 95 Seitter, Dawn 14, 40, 42, 60, 64, 99 Shelly, Curtis 77 Smith, Susan 23, 79 Smith, Jeanne 94 Smith, Tammy 38. 42, 60, 99 Stack. Melissa 60 Stack, Jim Standish, Bryan 77, 104 Taylor, Bryan 3, 104 Taylor, Chris 104 Taylor, Kenny 108 Taylor, Neil 104 Teeple, Mike 29, 71, 77, 99 Theno, Crissy 94 Theno, Jimmy 22. 44, 71, 77.79, 104 Theroff. David 4, 12, 42, 100 Thorne, Chris 48, 50, 77, 94 Thorne, Sandra 42, 56, 68, 78, 81, 100 Tinder, Diane 95 Tinsley. Cathy 100, 101 Tripp, Scott 14, 71. 77, 79, 80, 104 Trowbridge, Tracy 12, 38, 44. 70, 75, 78, 80, 81, 104, 105 Vicker. Melissa 32, 42, 60, 62, 63, 100 Walden, Therese 38, 104 Weatherman, Christina 108 Webb, Vicki 22, 23, 62, 63, 104 White, Mark 35. 44, 47, 100 Wilcox, Kelly 100 Wiley, Allen 2. 23, 24, 25.59, 77, 95 Wilkey, Blair 33, 77. 104 Williams, Gary 35, 77, 79, 80. 108 Williams, Jon 23, 40, 61, 77, 94 Williams, Kendra 22. 23, 24, 25, 43. 70, 78, 81. 108 Williams, Lori 70. 75. 79. 80, 81, 104 Williams Bey, Taurice 42, 100 Wilson, Don 108 Wilson, Marcie 94 Wilson, Shawn 77, 108 Witten, Nancy 22. 23. 38, 108 Wright. Darren 104 Young, Debby 104 Young, Lisa 38, 104 Young. 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