Buhl High School - Wakapa Yearbook (Buhl, ID)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1983 volume:

' : V l l j Hc cf eced Vo fv.co e. v c- . 0 A 4. -0 iy ll S THEME Life is a Celebration WAKAPA 1982-83 Buhl High School Buhl, Idaho Advisor Mrs. Mabel Bishop Editor Bobbie Dealy Editor Linda Hill Editor DeAnn Stewart Editor Robin Moon Staff Carrie Baggett Staff Cindra Brinkman Staff Kevin Chapman Staff Edith Dennis Staff Karia Hopkins Staff Lynn Jaynes Staff Joann Lintlemann Staff Kathleen Loomis Staff Ke .t Marshall Staff Valerie Pehrson Staff Rhonda Price Staff Sandie Wilde 1st Semester Photographer Mitch Walden Photographer Linda Hill TABLE OF CONTENTS Seniors 3 Juniors 25 Sophomores 33 Freshmen 41 Administration 49 Special Moments 59 Activities 65 Dedication 78 Organizations 81 Athletics 97 7A t s Qy 1 v A  )l.- 2 j: y fl :i s S S5 ■ , ,-— -, fe- c , r r .. rs -f ?- - r o BOYD L. BAGGETT If at first you dont succeed try, try again! if at first you do suc- ceed try sometfiing tiarder! AFS 3,4: Powder Puff Cheerleader 3; Drama Club 2, Key Club 3, NHS 4, Science Club 2, 3, 4, Swing Ctioir 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Marcfiing Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Concert Band 1, 2. 3, 4; All State Band 3 CARRIE M. BAGGETT Let today embrace the past with remembrance and the future with longing, for yester- day IS but todays memory and tomorrow is today ' s dream FHA 4, SAPS 4, Wakapa-Totem 3. 4; Queen Candidate 4, fvlixed Chorus 1, Swing Choir 3, 4, TERRIE SUE BAGGETT Love wasn ' t put in your heart to stay, love isn ' t love until you give it away Cheerleader 4, Drill Team 3: Key Club 2, 3. 4, SAPS 2, 3, 4: Stu- dent Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 2, 3, 4: Powder Puff Football 3, 4, W Viv ' 1 - ' m m g MICHAEL D.BELL Taco Everything is possible Cross Country 1, Drama Club 2; Football 4; After Shock 2. 3. 4: Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Stage Band 1, 2, 3,4. KENNETH JAMES BERTHOLF Mr. Anatomy Life IS full of ups and downs Make the best of the ups and bear with the downs. AFS 3. 4; Spanish Club 2, 3. 4; Science Club 3, 4. RANDY BOSTOCK Bosco Always take part in life, and never let opportunities pass by; you ' ll gam alot of self confidence and alot of self pride Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Golf 2, Lettermens Club 2, 3, 4: Ski Club 2, 3. 4, Track 1, 2.3,4: After Shock 2, 3,4 MARGIE TINA BUTTERWORTH Mudgie Basketball 2, 3: Rodeo Club 1, 2: SAPS 1, 2, Track 1; Volleyball 1. 2, 3. 4: Matmaid 1, Powderpuff 3,4, ANGELA DAWN CALKINS Success IS to be measured, not so much by the position that one has reached in life as by the obstacles which he has over- come while trying to succeed. AFS 2, 3, 4: OEA 3, 4, Science Club 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, Stu- dent Council 2. 3: Exchange Stu- dent 3. TERI LYNN CARLTON Clydie True friends are the best treasures of all Basketball 1. 2: SAPS 3, 4, Science Club 3. 4, Volleyball 1. 2, 3. Powder Puff 3,4. CHARLIE EUGENE CARTER Being good is not enougfi when you dream of being great Art Club 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4. Chess Club 3. 4, Football 2. 3. 4, Key Club 2. 3. 4; Let- termens Club 3, 4. Baseball 1. 2, 3, 4, Powder Puff coach 3, 4 JOSEPH P. CAUGHEY I hear and I forget I see and I remember I do and I understand The greatest |oy in life IS doing what others say you cannot do AFS 3. Football 1. 2: Key Club 3. 4, Treasurer; NHS 3, 4, Science Club 3, 4, Spanish Club 1. 2, 3, 4. president 3. Wrestling 2. ISU Summer Honors Program 4; (TIP) The Iceberg Pro|ect at Rose Hulman Institute of Technology 4, Who ' s Who 4, NatioanI Merit Scholarship Semi-Finahst 4. 7 UP Student 3; America ' s Outstanding Names and Faces 4; Bausch and Lomb 4 KATHLEEN ANN CHRISTENSEN Be unafraid to be yourself The spirit within us all is love, Basketball 1 . 2. 3, 4, Powder Puff 3. 4, SAPS 3. 4; Rodeo Club 3. 4 secretary-treasure; Volleyball managare 2, 3, 4; Stu- dent Council 1. 2. 4. KERRY CLARK Blessed are the guitars, they shall rock the world. After Shock Lead Guitar 1. DONALD M.COOPER for Life ' s short, go out and enjoy it as much as you can, VICA 1. 2, 3; (Vocational In- dustrial Clubs of America) Transtered for NAMPA, LESLIE COOPER Some do. some don ' t some will some won ' t I did So can you Crosscountry 2; FFA 1, 2.3.4 LANI J.CORNISH The world IS like a stage and we are nothing but actors and ac- tresses upon It, so let us live one day at a time for the good of all and join hands and walk the path together. ' Basketball 2; Drama Club 2, FFA 2; FHA 3; Flagteam 1; Spanish Club 1; Thespians 1, Volleyball 3; SAPS 2. Chorus 1, Magical Monarch of Mo; Whatever hap- pened to Ebenezer Scrooge; Four Frightened Sisters - KENACOX VICKY KAY DALLMAN •■Vic ' It IS better to remain silent and be thougtit a fool than to speak and remove all doubt, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4. Swing Choir 4. TERESA DANA Turdsa If you didn ' t begin the day with a smile it ' s still not too late to start practicing for tomorrow Matmaid 1, 3; Drill Team 2, 3, 4; Powder Puff 3, 4; Key Club 2; SAPS 2; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4: Ski Club 2, ERINM. DANIELS God ' s gift to you is yourself: what you make of yourself is your gift to God AFS 3, 4, Cheerleader 4; Drill Team 2. FHA 1: Key Club 3. SAPS 2, 3, 4. Student Council 4; Jazz Band 2. Marching Band 1 BOBBIE MARIE DEALY There is no greater pleasure in life than to see love shown in a smile and know that smile is for you. FHA 4; SAPS 2, 3. 4, Wakapa- Totem 3, 4 Editor; Junior Princess Candidate 3. CHARLES ARTHUR DILLARD No pain, no gam. Powder Puff Cheerleader 3, 4; FFA1,2 TERESA DRISKELL Never change when love has found its home. Drama Club 4; Key Club 4, SAPS 4, Student Council 4. Ski Club 4; Powder Puff 4: Swing Choir 3. 4; Little Nell AMYDURRANT There is nothing worth winning, but the laughter and love of friends. Drill Team 3: Key Club 3; Volleyball 3. 4: Powder Puff 3. 4; Transfer from Gooding 2 KARI LYN EASTON The highest reward for a per son ' s toil IS not what they get for It. but rather what they become byit ■■ Basketball 1. 2, 3. 4. Cheerleader 3. 4; Drill Team 2, FHA 4: Key Club 3, 4, Saps 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3. 4. Volleyball 1, 2, 3.4, Powder Puff 3, 4; Home Coming Princess 3: Home Coming Queen Attendent 4. LYNETTE EDMUNDS Net Here IS to the teachers and pupils. Boy am I glad this mess is over Drill Team 2. 3, Track 1. 2. 4. Volleyball 1. Powder Puff 4 LARRY LEONARD ERIKSEN If you don ' t know where you ' re going, you ' ll probably end up somewtiere FFA 1, 2. 3, 4, Historian 3, Presi- dent 4. Football 1. 2. 4. Golf 2; Key Club 3. Lettermens Club 4; Ski Club 2. 3. 4, Student Council 4, FFA Washington D C Leader- ship Conference 4 MIKE FELTHOUSER MICHAEL H. FELTON Felt If you love something, let it go If It comes back, it ' s yours, if it doesn ' t shoot it Right Here Strick. AFS 2; Basketball 1. 2. 4: Cross Country 2. Computer Science 4, Golf 1, 2. 3, 4. Key Club 2, 3, 4: Lettermens Club 3, 4. Ski Club 2. 3. 4; Spanish Club 2. Student Council 1. 2: Track 1. Volleyball linesmen 3. 4. PATTI S. FIELDS Pat Rice It doesn ' t hurt to smile It only hurts when you don ' t Art Club 1. 2. 3, Chess Club 3; Powder Puft 4 STACY HOFFMAN FIELDS BLAINE K, FRAZIER If at first you don ' t succeed, there ' s always another Nine-weeks, Cross Country 1, 4, Track 4; Wrestling 1, 4; Stage Band 2, 3. 4. Concert Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Pep Band 1.2. 3. 4 - -.T. ' - ' jf v -ii r. -;- ' . ' .. ' ' Ji- ' DAVID GERDES Word hard at life, if you fail, work harder. AFS 4: basketball Stats- 1, 2: Chess Club 3, Football 1, 2, Science Club 4; Swing Choir 3, 4: Marching Band 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2. 3, 4: Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Stage Band 3, JACK DAVID HARNAR ' I still find each day too short for all the thoughts I want to think, all the walks I want to take, all the books I want to read, and all the friends I want to see. The longer I live the more my mind dwells upon the beauty and the wonder of the world. Art Club 1; Idaho Motorcycle Club 2. TODD HARVEY He who walks in another man ' s footprints leaves no marks. FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 2; Rodeo Club 4: Science Club 1; Wrestl- ing 1, 2, 3, Stage Band 1; Mar- ching Band 1, 2: Concert Band 1, 2. DARIN HAUMONT Life IS rough, so take what you can when you can get it. Cross Country 1; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Rodeo Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 2. JILL ELIZABETH MARIE HAWKINS If your mind can conceive it and your heart can believe it, you can achieve it. Cheerleader 1, 3, 4; Drill team 2, Key Club 2, 3, 4; NHS 3, 4: OEA 3: SAPS 2, 3, 4; Science Club 3, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4: BVC ' s 3. CHRIS ALLEN HAYES When we do right, no one remembers: but when you do wrong, no one forgets Art Club 3, 4; Golf 2, 3, 4; Wrestl- ing 4. JEFFERYLYNN HERZINGER If you love something, set it free If it comes back to you,, it ' s yours; if it doesn ' t it never was. FFA 1, 2, 3, 4: Concert Band 1, 2,3,4. LINDA KATHLEEN HILL Remember yesterday, dream about tomorrow, . but live today. Flagteam 3: OEA 2 secretary, 3 parlimentarian, 4; SAPS 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Wakapa-Totem 3, 4 Editor; Mat-maid 3; Uncola Student of the week 3; Homecoming queen candidate 4. KARLA MICHELLE HOPKINS Time IS , , too slow for those who wait, too swift for those who fear, too long for those who grieve and too short for those who rejoice! But for those who love, time is eternity AFS 3. FHA 1, NHS 4; SAPS 2; Spanish Club 2. 3. 4. Wakapa- Totem 4. Queen Candidate 4: Powder Puff 3. 4. Stats track 3, 4, Stats. bas_ketball 3, 4 tats football 4 - LONNIE HOUSER Strive to obtain your goals and dreams, because life is make It ' . wfiat you TACYANNHULSE What lies behind you and what lies before you are trivial mat- ters compared to what lies within you. Basketball 2, 3, 4: Cheerleader 2. 3, 4, Cross Country 4: Key Club 2, 3. 4; NHS 3, 4; SAPS 3. 4; Science Club 3. Student Council 2. 3. 4: Track 1. 2, 3. 4; f owder Puff 3, 4; Ski Club 2, 3, A: BVC ' s 3; Homecoming Queen o ROLAND KIM HUTCHINSON You can aim and aim and aim. but nothing will happen unless you shoot Cross Country 2. Football 4, After Shock Road Crew 3. 4. Marching Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Con- cert Band 1. 2. 3; Stage Band 3. MYALEEJANOUSEK I wish you a heady harvest everyday of every year, no un- sure hours or sleepless night, and happiness enough to more the valleys and the verdant hills forever green inside your heart. Drill Team 2; Co-Capt. 3. 4; FHA 4; Key Club 2. 3: SAPS 2. 3: Spanish Club 3: Student Council 1; Powder Puff 3. 4; Homecom- ing candidate 4. SHIN KAMIMURA He IS a wise man who doesn ' t grieve for the things which he has not. but rejoices for those which he has Science Club 4; AFS 4. Track 4, Wrestling 4. Band 4 DANIEL DOUGLAS KAREL You should not be working for perishable food but for food that remains unto life eternal. John 6.27. AFS 4; Science Club 3. 4: Ski Club 2; Swing Choir 3. 4; Pep Band 2. 3. 4; Stage Band 1, 2. 3. 4; Marching Band 1, 2, 3. 4, Concert Band 1. 2.3,4. ANITA KESTNER Skeeter I may not be perfectly wise, perfectly witty, or perfectly wonderful, but I ' m always perfectly me! Basketball 1; FHA 1; SAPS 1; Girls ' Glee 1: Band 1. MARK ALLEN LAING Never laugh at a man ' s dreams for this IS the basis of which he lives. Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4, Football 1, 2. 3, 4. Lettermans Club 3, 4, Track 3, 4: Baseball 1.2,3,4. RONNIE LAING KATHLEEN MARIE LOOMIS It IS by chance that makes brothers, but by hearts that makes friends AFS 3, 4. NHS 4; SAPS 2, Spanish Club 2, 3. 4, Wakapa- Totem 4: Stats. Basketball 4: Stats Track 3, 4, Stats Football 4, Princess Candidate 2, 3; Queen Candidate 4, Powder Puff 3,4. JOHN •■BOB McDEVITT William Football 2, 3, 4, Key Club 2, Let- termans Club 3. 4. Spanish Club 1, Track 3, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; Smoker 3. 4; Ind. Art 1,2,4 Picture Not Available (BIG) DON McROBERTS Life IS your bed, if you wet you lay in it. Art Club 1: FFa4; Rodeo Club 1 Wrestling 2. KETTI RAEGAN t. MARSHALL To be what we are. and to become what we are capable of becoming, is the only end of life AFS 4, Drill team 2; SAPS 2. 4, Wakapa-Totem 4, Ski Club 3, 4, Powder Puff 3. 4; Concert Band 1, 3, Stage Band 2. GREGORY DEAN MEYER My Baseball, hot dogs, apple pie, and My Basketball 1, 2, Cross Country 2, 3, Golf 3: Key Club 4, Letter- mans Club 3, Volleyball linejudge 3, 4, Ski Club 4. CURTIS H. MILLER Work for what you want, you ' ll be happier with it Rodeo Club 1,2,3,4. 10 DOROTHY ELIZABETH JOHNSON MONEY Love IS beautiful when you ' re in love ■ ' FHA 1. 2. Chorus 1, 2; Swing Chorus 1,2, JAMES BRETT MONTGOMERY Nothing worthwhile is free, therfore anything worthwhile is worth working for Football 4, IVIarching Band 1, 2. 3,1 4, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Stage Band 2, 3, After Shock 3, 4. ROBIN ANN MOON Laughter is the music ot life, a smile IS the sunshine; but friends are the air you breathe Wakapa-Totem 3, 4, editor, IVIar- ching Band 1. 2, 3, Concert Band 1, 2. 3: Pep Band 2, 3 ALANW. NEWLAN Lif IS short so go gusto FFA1.2. 3. 4 for the MARTIN VICENTE ORDAZ If we meet each other and you forget me. you ' ve lost no thing; But if you meet Jesus Christ and forget him, you ' ve lost everything! AFS 4; Basketball 4; Cross Coun- try 4; Science Club 4; Track 4 DOUG OWEN Try every thing once and twice if you like it FFA 1, 4; Football 1, 2; Rodeo Club 4. Track 2- DOUG PALMER TIMOTHY LYNN PEARSON Tim A man should never be asham- ed to admit he has been in the wrong, which is but saying in other words, that he is wiser to- day than he was yesterday. AFS 4; OEA 3. 4; Science Club 3. 4; Swing Singers 4; Spanish Club 1; Student Council 3. 11 ■ SS ; VALERIE ANNE PEHRSON It you can imagine it, you can achieve it, if you can dream it you can believe it AFS 3. FHA 1. 4, Spanish Club 3. 4. Wakapa-Totem 3. 4 JAMES MICHAEL PIERCE A ship IS safe in the harbor, but that IS not what ships are made tor ■■ AFS 3: Basketball 1, 2, Football 1. 2, 3, 4; Key Club 2, 4, Dist Trees 3; Lettermans Club 3, Pres 4. NHS 3: Pres 4; Science Club 3, Spanish Club 1,2.3. Stu- dent Council 1, 2, 3. 4, Track 1, 2. 3, 4. Ski Club 2. 3, Pres 4; Mr Magnificent 3. Student Body President 4. Powder Puff Coach 3. 4. Camera Crew 2. Boys State; Boys Nation; Business Week 1981. YMCA Youth Legislature 3, 4; Hugh O ' Brien Outstanding Sophomore. RHONDA KATHLEEN PRICE Life IS like riding a horse: when you get bucked oft. you have to get back up and try again Cheerleader 1, FHA 4, Powder Puff 3. 4, Key Club 3. Rodeo Club 1.2. 3, 4; SAPS 2. 3, 4: Stu- dent Council 1, 4; Wakapa- Totem 4. Matmaids 3. 4; Jr. Princess candidate 2. 3; Queen candidate 4 TOD RAY A TAMMI ANN REYES Don ' t walk in front of me, I may not follow, dont walk behind me; I may not lead, walk beside me and be my friend Cheerleader 2; Drama Club 2. 3. 4, Drill Team 3. 4. FHA 4; Key Club 4: SAPS 4; Student Council 2, 4; Powder Puff 3. 4. Matmaid 1. Whatever happened to Ebenezer Scrooge. School Marms Dilema, Nutcracker. Four Frightened Sisters. Jr. Princess finalist 2, candidate 3, 1 . 1 R Ik LISA ANN READ Yesterday is but a dream, tomorrow is only a vision, but to- day was a real - ■ - Drama Club 1. 2. 4. FHA 1. Flag Team 3. Art Club 2. 3; Chess Club 3. SAPS 3; Ski Club 1. 3; Powder Puff 3. 4; Whatever hap- pened to Ebenezer Scrooge. The Nutcracker. ROBIN LYNN RHODES Rob No matter how, no matter where, things look up when friends are there. Basketball 3; FHA 1, 2. 3. 4. Flagteam 4; SAPS 2; Mixed Choir 2. 3. 4. Swing Choir 4 MARCIE RICHESON In life it doesnt matter how many times you fall; what count IS how many times you get back up Cheerleader 1. 3; Drama Club 3. 4. Drill Team 2. 4; Key Club 2. 3. 4; SAPS 2. 3, 4. Stu- dent Council 1. 2. 3. 4. Powder Puff 3. 4; Swing Choir 3. 4. Four Frightened Sisters. BVC ' s Junior Princess finalist 2; Queen can- didate 4. MARK RIENSTRA MIKE A. RILL Industrial Arts 1, 2, 3,4. TONILUDEANARODIG Wittiout Friends is like a horse without a tail, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 2. Key Club 3, Rodeo Club 1. 2, 3, 4; SAPS 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1. 2, 3, 4, Track 2, Volleyball 1, 2, 3. 4, Powder Putt 3, 4; Freshman Class President: Junior Class Secretary. Senior Class Senator VALLI CERISE ROBIRTS When you make two people happy, one of them is likely to be you. AFS 2. Chess Club 3. Drama Club2. 3.4. 0EA2. 3. 4;SAPS2. Spanish Club 2, Star Spangled Girl, Medea. September Song; How the Grinch Stole Christmas: Death of a Salesman, Perils of Priscilla RANAE ROUSE Rennie Life to me is not measured in years, it is measured instead of love, laughter and tears Art Club 1 : Drama Club 2. 3: FHA 1: Flagteam 3: SAPS 3. 4 Volleyball 1: Wakapa-Totem 3 Ski Club 4: Powder Putt 3, 4 Whatever hapoened to Ebenezer Scrooge: The Nutcracker SAMANTHALEE SCARBROUGH There ' s nothing better than seeing love in a smile, knowing that smile is for you FHA 4 SHERRY LYNN SCHERRER Gibson If you love something, let it go. if It comes back to you. it ' s yours: it it doesn ' t, it never was SAPS 1: Volleyball 2. CHARLISE ANNETTE SHEETS A smile a day keeps the blues away Drill Team 1. FHA I. Science Club 1. Track 1: SAE: NFL 1. 2: The Bad Seed. A Christmas Play. 13 CLEAT W. SONNER It ' s your life, so live it the way you want and not the way so- meone wants you to. Right here Strickler Key ;Club 4; Spanish Club 2. 3. Ski Club 2 DEANN STEWART Doing what you like is freedom, liking what you do is happiness AFS 2, 3; FHA 2. 3, 4. SAPS 2. 3; Wakapa-Totem 3, 4. Powder Puff 3.4: Wakapa Editor 4 DARIN L STRICKLER Strick They said it couldn ' t be done, so I didn ' t try it. Basketball 1. 2. 3, 4; Cross Country 2. 3. 4: Key Club 4; Let- termansClub 3, 4. MICHAEL CHRISTOPHER SWEENEY Sween There is no cure for life and death except to enjoy the middle Art Club 2: Cross Country 3: Football 2. 4; Key Club 3. 4. Let- termans Club 3. 4. Track 2, 3. 4. THE NINE LIVES OF FELIX THE CAT, PIC AND SWING, SHERYL LYNN THOMAS Yesterday is never gone when you have memories to look back on AFS Sec Treas 4; NHS 3, 4, OEA 3, V, Pres. 4; Science Club Sec Treas, 3: Pres. 4; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students 3, 4 14 CHRISTI ANNE THORNBERRY Be unafraid to be yourself; the spirit within ourselves is love Basketball 1. Drill Team 2, 3, 4, Key Club 2. 3, 4. NHS 3, 4. SAPS 2, 3, 4. Science Club 3, Ski Club 2. 3. Student Council 1, 2, 3. 4, Powder Puff Football 3, 4, BRIDGET DENISE TURNER It IS less painful to learn in youth than to be ignorant in age AFS 2, 3, 4; FHA 1, NHS 3, 4 OEA 3. 4, SAPS 2; Science Club 4, Spanish Club 2. 3: Student Council 3. Who ' s Who Among American High School Students 3, 4. Society of Distinguished American High School Students 3,4. JOSEPH TURNER Have fun while you are young It ' s the best if not the only time you ' ll get Art Club 4; Spanish Club 1 MITCH R. WALDEN There is only one success — to live your life, your own way Drama Club 2. 3, Wakapa-Totem 3. 4: Ski Club 4 LEWIS CLAY WEAVER The greatest |oy in life is doing what others say you can not do Basketball 1. 2; Cross Country 2, Golf 1. 2, 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3. NHS 4: Science Club 3. 4: Ski Club 2. 3. 4. Spanish Club 3. Jets, Boy ' s State BERNICEKAY BERNADETTE WETZSTEIN ■BERNIE I am not in this world to live up to your expectations and you are not in this world to live up to mine, you are you, and I am I, and if by chance we meet each other, it ' s beautiful Drama Club 2, 3; Drill team 4: FHA3, 4, NHS 3, 4, SAPS 2, 3. 4, Volleyball 1. 2, 3, 4, Who ' s Who Among American High School Students: Society of Distinguish- ed American High School Students; Girl ' s State, Business Week, ' The Nutcracker, Scrooge TIM WHITED Do unto others. Before they do unto you, FFA 1,2,3,4 KAREN SUE WILSON Cheers to all my friends, as our last school year ends, now lifes eternal quirk, for the rest of our years we ' ll work Rodeo Club 3, 4; SAPS 2, Powder Puff 3, 4 GEORGE ZIMMERS Why do today what you can put off doing until tomorrow. Rodeo Club 4, Powder Puff Cheerleader 3. 15 Top Ten Percent JIM PIERCE After seven semesters, the grades were tabulated, and the top ten percent of the class was determined. The students are arranged alphabetically. These people are to be con- gratulated for their hard work and determination. SHERYL THOMAS CHRISTITHORNSBERRY BRIDGET TURNER LEWIS WEAVER BERNiLt WETZSTEIN 16 The Friends I Make Are the Ones ril Never Forget. Shin Kamimura is the AFS exchange student this year from Japan. Shin is staying with the Kohntopp family. While here, he has learned to do many things. He was also on the wrestling team. 17 Baby Face . . . You ' ve Got the Cutest Little Baby Face, J j ' f •iK isr . - lyiilwKS i What Happened?! 19 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Tacy Hulse Lew(s Weaver HEARTTHROB Marcie Richeson Mark Laing WITTIEST Mya Janousek George Zimmers BEST SMILE Charlise Sheets Darin Haumont MOST MISCHIEVOUS Rennie Rouse Mike Felton 20 MOST DRAMATIC Valh Robirts Mitch Walden BEST LEADERSHIP Christi Thornsberry Jim Pierce BEST DRESSED Tom Rodig Chris Sweeney 21 FLIRT AND WOLF Teresa Dnski John McDevitt 22 MOST EASILY EMBARRASSED Carrie Baggett Darin Strickler MOST VERSATILE Ten Carlton Randy Bostock MOST CONGENIAL Rhonda Price Martin Ordaz ROWDIES Lisa Read Chris Hayes PET AND PEST Karia Hopkins Ken Bertholf 23 MOST DEPENDABLE Bernice Wetzstein Tim Pearson A., I MOST MUSICAL Robin Moon Mike Bell y bfiiiut bdiiLl Menibt rb Row 1: Boyd Baggett, Shin Kamimura, Frazier. Row 2: Dan Karel, Jeff Herzinger. David Blame Gerdes. LIFE OF THE PARTY Teresa Dana Mitch Walden Vl A 24 cX . 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Willi x)y o UU L iQU ' o l ] ? |t i ' u; +0 O f;v iiM K w 33 Roy Anderson Jeanette Aitken Babette Ashe Tracy Atkinson Debbie Baggett Shawn Barrutia Todd Beam Lara Butler Kelly Bertholt Carrie Borchard Mike Buche Todd Burkhart Allen Burgess Sherri Calkins Ed Carlton Rachelle Carter Shan Clark Jim Collins Blair Combe Pam Connolly 34 Susan Crider Dan Cromer Connie Cornish Mike Crowley Dee Dee DeGeest Dan DeKruyf Sandi Dickson Teresa Drown Tina Dumas Mike Duppong Lori Easton Julie Flint Kent Farmer Todd Fames Angle Fischer Rod Franks Rhonda Gerdes Lisa Greer Cassie Griffin Randy Griffin 35 Ed Griggs Staci Gulick Mary Gauthier Gerry Hambrich Ann Hamilton Jennifer Honcik Curt Howell Tama Hudson Ronnie Hulse David Hunt Randy Hunsaker Alan Jaynes Shannon Jaynes TernI Johnson Jason Kelley Mary Kimball Sandie Kirby Andy Knodle Mike Kohntopp Lisa Laughlin 36 George Lemmons Tom Lewis Gilbert Lopez Tracy Lynch Jeff Mink Gene Montgomery Cami Muir Colleen Nield Greg Owen Sfiawnie Parry Morgan Patteson Jayme Paulson Ricky Pearson Caria Perry Carol Pryor Joe Puente Nikole Rarick Tim Read Jason Reynolds Everett Rfiodes 37 Tony Rodriguez Sherry Rouse Virginia Scarbrough Sharon Scherrer Bernee Sharp Diane Slagel Gina Smutney Damn Stewart Jeff Stewart Jim Thomas Yolanda Thompson VInce Trent Andy Turner Linda Turner Vickie Tyree Cary VanKomen Bobby Vincent Peggy Vincent Marilee Watkins Danette Watson -d m 38 ) Danny Watson Brock Weaver Val Williams Kim Wuebbenhorst 39 40 c )h ' • 41 Mona Abshire Richard Adams Stephanie Bailey Maria Barth Pam Bartosovsky Reid Beaty Delbert Benkula Matthey Bertholf Darren Bonnes Heidi Brenden Philip Briggs Becky Brisentine Gary Brown Kevin Butterworth Lupe Calderon Vicki Cannon Sandra Castillon Lisa Chidester Bobby Clark Tracy Clark 42 Scott Cole Collen Combe David Cooper Connie Craner Tina Dallman Tad Davis Vicki Duffy Natasfia Eldredge Larry Eggleston Lorl Eriksen Mark Eriksen Traci Gray Keith Griffin Robert Mainline Eric Hall Michelle Hamilton Mike Hartway Liz Hill Jackie Hoogland Jeff Hutchinson 43 Lori Jagels Clay Jaynes Ranae Jaynes Stacle Jensen Serena Jones Holly Juker Me ' Chelle Kendnck Cynthia Kimball Stacy Knodle Kaleen Korte Tom Langford Ronna Lapray Valerie Lavendar Caycee Lechner Karen Lemrick Karen Loomis Jose Lopez Jim Lyon Chad Manning Kim Martins : -4i 44 Chad Maxton Jerry McBrlde Jerry McCormick Kevin McGhee Teresa McGuire Larena Meierhoff Darci Miller Robert Miller Elieca Montgomery Amy Mraz Tracy Olson Mike Oulman Tom Owen Peggy Partin Lyie Peterson Tamra Pond Elizabeth Pratt Manuela Reyes Tammy Riggen Robin Roberts 45 Kebb Roblrts Tim Robbins Raymond Rogers Stephanie Rose Dina Rodig Julie Rodriguez Diane Scheinost Louise Schlaick Dianne Schafer Laurel Snow Shellie Somers Becky Sparks Douglas Sparks Tim Spearing Tami Spradling Brenda Stalllngs Troy Stevens Cherie Stewart Kevin Stombaugh Jerod Sweesy 46 Picture Not Available Amy Swinney Lee Taylor Debbie Taylor Charles Tennant Alan Thornsberry Mimi Travis Michelle Turner Vicki Turner Tracy Twiss Andrea VanDerWalker Rhonda Vedvig Cheryl Vierstra Monica Villalobos Patricia Villalobos Kathleen Wagner Dirk Walker Sean Ware Lisa Wavra Michelle Williams Nick Zinni 47 48 s«s .s ru., r 49 Our Policy Makers Tis but a shame to waste youth on the young , it IS said. Would you thus have the youth of the world cynical, conservative, self- destructive and all-knowing as some with age so boastfully proclaim. Without the youth and dreams of the young, I wonder where we would be in our often viewed gloomy world of today. The theme so boldly chosen by the class of 83 readily asserts the aggressive ambitions of the next generation to take the stage of adult life. Oh, youth of today and generations of tomorrow, let us not forget that life is a celebration of knowledge and accomplishments to come. Who better should proclaim this than those who are ready to enter the adult world and who better should be thankful than those of us in that world. Robert J. Pratt Superintendent of School School board members are Keith Shark, Lda Bell, gary Loomis, Kathleen Lunte, and Howard Hopkins. 50 Mrs. Holly Howell Mr. Thornsberry ' s secretary Mrs. Dariel Long Mr. Pratt ' s secretary Mrs. Audrey Sisson Mr. Pratt ' s secretary, bursar and clerk Mrs. Sandra Wagner Mr. Pratt ' s secretary 51 MR. DALETHORNSBERRY PRINCIPAL 1982-83 has been a year of change with the Freshman class joining us along with five teachers from the Junior High, Computer Science is being taught for the first time, and new policies on attendance and academic per- formance being implemented. I feel we now have a more cohesive Student Body; and I think we are seeing the beginning of a new era. You, the students, are the key to our suc- cess. Hard work and enthusiasm will assure our future. 1982-83 has been a great year. Because we have gained another class by absorbing the 9th grade into our curriculum, we are more united and together than ever before in the new high school. The student body of Buhl High School is very fortunate educationally and will become a valuable asset in our society. To the graduating class of 1983, I extend to you my best wishes. JERIL. ENGELKING MR. ALANMELBY Math for Family Living Albegra MR.TOMCHIVERS Algebra Advanced Math Geometry Athletics MR. JACK MATTHEWS Biology Biology II MR. C. R. HUMPHRIES Chemistry Physics Physical Science II Contemporary Problems in Science MR. PATMILLIGAN Business Law Consumer Economics Athletics MRS. SHIRLEY HUMPHRIES Accounting I, II Typing yi ' Office Practice ' ' ShorthandJ.II, if MRS. MABEL BISHOP English II, III Annual Journalism MRS. JANICE JENSEN English III, IV S -( L ' ' : 3 5 O ' - 6CJ.S £U( MR. FRED BALL | Vocational English English III Athletics MRS. PAULINE HARPER English I MRS.AMBRA (j ALLGOOD-MARTIN Drama Speech Acting Lab MRS. MARY WIGGINS Spanish!, II, III Psychology Sociology 54 MR. TOM HOLMES Counselor MRS. ALMA SCHOOLER Productions MISS NANCY LUTZ Resource Room MRS. LOIS SPREIER Librarian MRS. CINDY JARDINE Drill Team Chorus MR. DAVE HUBBARD Concert Band Stage Band 55 MISS SUE FRIDAY Home Economics I, II, III, IV MR. ANDY WISEMAN Agriculture I, II, III, IV MR. GENE CLEMENS Government Athletics MR. BEN ALLEN History Head Basketball Coach MR. MIKE CLARK Introductory Art Advanced Art MR. GENEHEIMGARTNER Industrial Arts I, 11, III Drafting lA IV ' iij ' 56 MR. JEFF HOWELL Weight Training Athletics P.E. MR ALTAMBERELLI Weight Training Advanced P.E. Athletics MRS. BETTY SEPT Earth Science Physical Science MRS. PATTHORNSBERRY Typing I, II Athletics MRS. SUEMELANSON Algebra I, II Practical Math MRS.CELIAFOLKINGA Fill-in Secretary Athletics 57 They Say Everything in the World is Good for Something. 59 Outstanding Bausch Lomb Joe Caughey Boys ' State Jim Pierce, Boyd Baggett. Lewis Weaver State Cross-Country: Susan Crider SCIC Volleyball Michelle Bonar. Kan Easten, Tersa Dana 60 Achievements SCIC Football Row 1: Chris Sweeney, Randy Bostock, Lupe Ramos. Jim Pierce Row 2: Mark Laing, Barn Fames, Kevin Owen. Ken Hansen State Wrestlers: Row 1: Lupe Ramos, Ed Griggs- Row 2: Kevin Ctiapman, Blame Frazier Cross State Football: Row 1: Mark LaIng, Barn Fames, Randy Bostock, Ken Hansen. Row 2: Chris Sweeney. Lupe Ramos. Jim Pierce. Students of the Month: Row 1: Tacy Hulse, Kan Easton, Christi Thornsberry. Row 2: Mark Munroe. Boyd Bag- gett. Jim Pierce. SCIC Cross-Country buijn Crider. Kelly Bertholf. Darin Strickler, Jets: Ralph Wright. Christi Thornsberry. Boyd Baggett. 61 Key Club Sweethearts Mi ichelle Bonar 4 April 1 Lon Eriksen May 62 In Appreciation... Much preparation and thought have gone into producing this annual. We would like to thank the many people who have helped us in their own special way; The faculty for put- ting up with the numerous class interruptions; Mrs. Bishop for all of her patience with us and her sense of adventure with some of the captions on these pages; The Dean Kohntopp family for the candids of Shin; Mr. Clark for his talent on the cover and the advertising; Mitch Walden for taking pictures first semester; Sandie Wilde for all the ef- fort she put forth on drawing up the pages and her wreath sales; and to the rest of the staff for their class efforts, advertising, wreath sales, and standing behind us on our Ideas. With this, we present you the 1982-83 WAKAPA. Bobbie Deann Linda Robin 63 Ca en dar August 23, 24, 25 Registration Days 30 School Starts September 6 Labor Day 10 West End Day October 4-8 Dress-up Days 8 Homecoming Parade and Dance 22 End of First Quarter 25 College Days November 17-19 Student Council at Boise 24-26 Thanksgiving Holiday December 23 End of First Semester 23-30 Christmas Holiday and Vacation January 5 Report Card Day February 11-12 State Girls ' Basketball 15 Start of Boys ' District Basketball M r h 21 President ' s Day IVIOI L l 1 8 Cross State Drill Team Anril 11-22 Spring Break rAj- ! II 4-8 Student Body Elections 8 Class Officer Elections 1 Good Friday M V 3 Easter Sunday 1 V ICJ Jf 6 Junior-Senior Prom 10 Senior Banquet 16 Senior Picnic 22 GRADUATION 27 Last Day of School 30 Memorial Day 64 j:r you ' y ' f t ' Ss 4 okl m ' 82- ' 83 Things that are natural are never without a certain grace and excellence. 67 Homecoming Candidates Princess Candidates: Row 1: Lara Butler. Sherry Calkins, Kim Wubbenhurst, Angle Fischer. Row 2: Liz Hill, Michele Kendrick. Serena Jones, Holly Juker, Gina Smutney, and Rhonda Vedvig. Row 3: (third person) — Sandi Castillion, Darsi Miller. Rinda Gruver. Lori Jagels. and Vicky Turner. Junior Princess Candidates: Third Row: Joann Lintlemann. and Leanne Bartlett. Row 4: Connie Baggett. Lisa Routt, Renee Cooper. Shannon Read, Julie Winn, Stacey Morlan. Marcine Ostler, and Sandi Baggett Not shown are Rachelle Carter (Princess) and Michele Bonar and Roanne Baker (Junior Princess). Queen Candidates: Row 1: Vicky Dallman, Kathleen Loomis. Karia Hopkins. Linda Hill, and Angela Calkins Row 2: Kan Easton. Tacy Hulse. Carrie Baggett. and Mya Janousek Row 3: Teresa Driskell. Marcie Richeson. Christi Thornsberry, Rhonda Price, and Tom Rodig. 68 Mr. Magnificent Many activities were held in conjunction with Homecoming, October 4-8. Among these ac- tivities was the Mr. Magnificent contest, spon- sored by the Drill Team. In this competition the guys were asked to model their three-piece suits, show off their great physique, display their various talents, and do a few other things. Mr. Magnificent - John McDevitt 1st runner-up — Jeft Miller 2nd runner-up — Ken Hansen Mr, Congeniality - Jeft Miller r« ' ' P ' sl 69 Homecoming Second Attendant — Kari Eastern First Attendant — Marcie Rictieson 4 - . - Royalty Homecoming Activities True Friendship Is Never Peaceful Good Words Are Worth On Oj:: j) ) . • h- ' i. . T . r r V ' ' -On pry njf p- yj Q ' Z 7 ; ' .trc j ?7 , ' 7 r J-- 3 ' ' ' ' [T ,J0- 09 2 7 6 ■ ' - ' ' v y ' ' v TV ) L ' vy i i zj : ' --r3_ _7 7 -. ' t od ' oov- ' Much, and Cost Little 4V w f %J ,VvO r4 In Dedication... ...i ? ' ' ' Mr. Gene Clemens •82-83 Wakapa We, the editors of the ' 82-83 WAKAPA, dedicate this annual to Mr. Gene Clemens for his contribution to Buhl ' s athletic program and his outstanding job as an Government teacher. Thank you for just being such a dedicated teacher! Friends Are Born, Not Made AT 81 Student Body Officers Jim Pierce — President Mark Munroe — Vice President Tammi Reyes — Secretary 82 Class Officers Senior Class Officers Kathleen Christensen, Tom Rodig. Marcie Richeson — senators Christi Thornsberry — president Teresa Driskell — secretary Rhonda Price — vice president Junior Class Officers Cindra Bnnkman, Renae Cooper Brenda Savage — senators Roanne Baker — president (not pictured) Kenny Overturf — secretary Kevin Owen — president Sophomore Class Officers Brock Weaver, Linda Turner, Jason Kelly — senators Bobby Vincent — vice president Kim Wubbenhorst — secretary Curt Howell — president Freshman Class Officers Bobby Clark — president Kaleen Korte. Stephanie Bailey — senators Louise Schlaick — vice president Jackie Hoogland — secretary Kim Martins — senator 83 CHEERLEADERS VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Mascot — Jill Hawkins Kari Easton, Tacy Hulse. Terrie Baggett, Anne Luntey. and Erin Daniels FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS Darsi Miller, Holly Juker, and Natasha Eldredge JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Angela Fischer, Gina Smutny, and Sherri Calkins 85 ArtUlub — Al-b Row 1. Caycee Lechner, Holly Juker, Mr. Mike Clark, advisor; Joe Bedwell, Valorle Allen, Shannon Read Row 2: Larry Eggleston, Harold Fritz, Darren Edson. Joe Turner, Chris Hayes, Row 3: Mieka Rienstra. Jack Harnar, Jamie Bostock. Charlie Carter, Julie Winn. Cathy Stringer. Row 1: Mr. Jack Matthews, advisor; Bridget Turner, Sheryl Thomas, Vicky Turner, Lisa Routt, Angela Calkins Row 2: Tamra Pond, Shin Kamimura, Erin Daniels, Ketti Marshall. Sherri Calkins. Cassie Griffin, Teresa Drown. Row 3: Dan Karel. Rhonda Gerdes. Anne Luntey, Darsi Miller, Rinda Gruver, Martin Ordaz. Ken Bertholf. Row 4: Mike Kohntopp, Jason Kelley, David Gerdes, Rene Peterson, Boyd Bag- gett, Karia Hopkins, Kathleen Loomis. 86 uness uiuD — urama uiud Row 1 ; Mr. Mike Clark, advisor; Shannon Read, Darren Edson, Shawn Barrutia. Row 2: Robert Miller, Jan Clements, Chuck Steele, Kevin Chapman. Row 1: Lisa Read, Mike McBride, Ken Hansen, Curt Howell, George Lemmons Row 2: Connie Cormsh, Julie Rodriguez, Diane Hixon, Teresa Driskell, Cathy Stiegemeier, Sheryl Smith. Kelli Stewart. Ms. Ambra Allgood-Martin. Row 3: Becky Sparks, Tom Lewis, Rinda Gruver, Elizabeth Pratt, Laurel Snow, Louise Schlaick, Darsi Miller, Karen Lemrick. 87 uriM I earn — rnM Lett to rigtit: Peggy Vincent, Sctnarlee Sctierrer, Tracy Lyncti, Kim Wubbentiorst, Teresa Dana, Connie Baggett, Vicky Tyree, Rachelle Carter, Leanne Bartlett, Tammi Reyes, Lara Butler, Mya Janousek, Bernice Wetzstein, Sandy Baggett, Ctiristi Ttiornsberry, Stiaron Sctierrer, Julie Flint, Marcine Ostler, Stacy Morlan, Lisa Laugtilin, Tonia Hudson, Jacquie Jan ibagian. Row 1: Miss Sue Friday, Advisor; Sheryl Smitti, Stiarron Scherrer, Vicky Tyree. [i.riih c Wetzsein, Mya Janousek Wubbenhorst- Row 2: Caria Perry, Tern! Johnson, Shannon Jaynes, Rozell Johnson, Sherri Hartway, Debbie Baggett, Peggy Samantha Scarbrough, Lisa Wavra. Row 3; Shawnie Parry, Kan Easton, Marcine Ostler, Scharlee Scherrer, Leanne Bartlett Wilde, Bobbie Dealy, DeAnn Stewart, Linda Turner, Robin Rhodes, Connie Cornish Row 4: Lisa Read. Frosty Graffee, Niki Brenda Savage, Carrie Baggett, Valerie Pehrson, Julie Flint, Lori Easton, Tracy Lynch. ly, Kim Vincent, Sandie Palmer, 88 89 hlag I earn — Key uiuD Left to right; Robin Rhodes, Melody Hopkins, Cynthia Kimball, Linda Turner, Danette Watson, Diane Schaffer. BSW P| 2S am 8 1% 5S f ufj h- . L -.,... -aWH INF On the floor: t r. Alan Melby, Advisor. Row 1: Danielle Ellis, Jill Hawkins, Jim Pierce, Chris Sweeney, Joe Caughey. Row 2: Cindy Tucker, Sandie Wilde, Jayme Paulson, Sherri Calkins, Teresa Driskill, Tacy Hulse, Kan Easton. Angela Fisher, Lara Butler Row 3; Andy Knodle, Charlie Carter, Kelli Stewart, Darsi Miller, Anne Luntey, Stacey Knodle, Debbie Baggett, Lori Eriksen, Kim Martins. Row 4: Mike Felton. Mark Eriksen, Connie Baggett, Stacey Morlan, Marcine Ostler, Sandra Baggett, Jeff Miller, Gina Smutney, Ann Hamilton, Rinda Gruver. Row 5: Mark Munroe, Greg Meyer, Cleat Sonner, Jacquie Janibagian, Angie Albee, Lisa Fisher, Leanne Bartlett, Sharlee Scherrer, Christi Thornsberry, Tammi Reyes, Marcie Richeson, Terrie Baggett, Cathy Stiegemeier. 90 Lettermen s uiub — Marching Band Row 1: Mr. Gene Clemens, advisor; Lupe Ramos, Ken Overturf, Jim Pierce, Randy Bostock, Mike Felton. Row 2: Mark Munroe, Chris Sweeney, Darin Strickler, Kevin Chapman, Pat Connolly. Row 3; Mat Mietzner, Chuck Steele, Charlie Carter, John McDevitt, Mark Laing Row 1: Rene Peterson, Natasha Eldredge, Lisa Routt, Michael Kohntopp. Kay Williamson, Liz Hill, Rhonda Vedvig, Rhonda Gerdes, Blame Frazier Row 2: Bobby Mainline, David Gerdes, Tom Fleming, Dave Munk, Mitzie Zagata, Dan Karel, Jason Kelley, Boyd Bag- gett, Teresa Drown, Richard Adams, Val Williams. Becky Brisintine, Shin Kamimura. 91 Mixed Choir — N.H.S. Row 1: Cynthia Kimball, Tina Dallman. Ton! Lewis. Laurel Snow, Colleen Nield, Terrel Johnson, Nicole Rarick, Danette Wat- son, Charles Tennant. Jerry Hambnch, and Mrs Jardine, advisor Row 2: Lorena Meierhoff, Lori Jagels, Peggy Partin. Pam Bartosovsky, Lisa Chidester. Diane Schaffer. Shelli Summers, Robin Rhodes, and Vicky Dallman Row 1 Jim Pierce. Sheryl Thomas. Bridget Turner. Bernice Wetzstein, Tacy Hulse. Jill Hawkins, Christi Thornsberry, Joe Caughey Row 2: Chris Sweeney, Kathleen Loomis, Karia Hopkins, Angela Calkins, Boyd Baggett, and Mrs Lois Sprier, advisor Row 3 Ralph Wright. Rene Peterson. Mark Munroe. Anne Luntey. Jacquie Janibagian, Danielle Ellis. Michelle Bonar 92 OEA — Rodeo Club Row 1: Vicki Turner, Bridget Turner, Angela Calkins, Sheryl Thomas. Mrs. Shirley Humphries, advisor. Row 2: Ketti Marshall Morgan Patteson, Linda Hill, Danielle Ellis Row 1: Kevin Butterworth. Mona Abshire, Rhonda Vedvig, Cherrie Stewart, Tom Rodig, Charlie Carter. Row 2: Mieka Rienstra. Shannon Read. Serena Jones, Curtis Miller, Rhonda Price, David Cooper. Row J: Jeff Stewart, Jerad Sweezy, Kathleen Christensen, Jeff Mink, Jeff Miller. Row 4: Dave Rice, Doug Owen, Todd Harvey, Don McRoberts, George Zimmers, Darin Haumont. 93 SAPS — Science Club Row 1: Rhonda Price, Tom Rodig. Row 2: Ronna Lapray, Ketti Marshall, Erin Djniels, Pam Connolly, Juiiu I imt, j.jyme Paulson, Jill Hawkins, Christi Thornsberry, Kathleen Christensen, Marcie Richeson, Bernice Wetzstein, Tammi Reyes, Lisa Read, Terrie Baggett, Miss Nancy Lutz, advisor. Row 3: Cindy Tucker, Bobbie Dealy, Angela Fischer, Lara Butler, Sherri Calkins, Linda Hill, Me ' Chelle Kendrick, Anita Kestner, Melody Hopkins, Stacey Knodle, Kaleen Korete, Cathy Stiegemeier, Row 4: Susan Crider, Sharlee Scherrer, Sandie Wilde, Leanne Bartlett, Lori Easton, Gina Smutny, Ann Hamilton, Rhonda Gerdes, Rachelle Carter, Tacy Hulse, Kan Easton, Stephanie Rose, Stephanie Bailey. Row 5: Brenda Savage, Pam Bar- tovosky. Laurel Snow, Cheryl Vierstra, Holly Juker, Darsi Miller, Rinda Gruver, Tracy Lynch, Teresa Dnskill, Debbie Bag- gett, Anne Luntey. Row 6: Edith Dennis, Rozell Johnson, Ten Carlton, Renee Cooper, Valorie Allen, Danielle Ellis, Jim Pierce, Lisa Fischer, Jacquie Janibagain, Angie Albee. Row 7: Louise Schlaick, Rhonda Vedvig. Robin Roberts, Peggy Par- tin, Marcine Ostler, Sandra Baggett, Stacey Morlan, Connie Baggett, Carrie Baggett. Row 1: Mr. C. R. Humphries, advisor; Lewis Weaver, Ralph Wright, Charlise Sheets, Bridget Turner, Sheryl Thomas. Row 2: Joe Caughey, Jan Clements, Boyd Baggett, Shin Kamimura, Lonnie Houser, Martin Ordaz. Row 3: David Gerdes, Rene Peterson, Dan Karel, Renee Cooper, Ten Carlton, Ken Bertholf. 94 Ski Club — Spanish Club Row 1: Debbie Baggett, Jayme Paulson. Greg Meyer, Mike Felton, Mark Munroe, Jim Pierce, Mr. Mike Clark, advisor Row 2: Anne Hamilton, Teresa Driskell, Stacy Knodle, Cathy Stiegemeier. Erin Daniels, Ketti Marshall, Kim Martins, Jackie Hoogland. Gina Smutny, Row 3: Mark Enksen. Ron Hulse. Jill Hawkins. Terrie Baggett. Lara Butler, Lori Eriksen, Anne Luntey, Row 4 Andy Kno- dle. Bobby Vincent. Morgan Patteson. Chaney Brewer. Tacy Hulse. Curt Howell. Jeft Miller, Larry Eriksen. Row 1; Mrs Mary Wiggins, advisor; Kaleen Korte, Heidi Brendon. Stacey Walker, Jacquie Janibagian. Carrie Borchard. Row 2: Tamra Pond. Michelle Turner, Robin Roberts, Cindra Brinkman. Stacie Gulick, Angie Albee. Cindy Tucker, Tracy Clark. Connie Craner. Sandy Castillion. Stephanie Rose. Karen Loomis, Stephanie Bailey. Row 3: Traci Gray. Cynthia Kimball, Larena Meirhoff, Ken Bertholf. Andrea Van-Derwalker. Brenda Savage. Shannon Read. Connie Baggett. Stacey Morlan. Valerie Pehrson, Karia Hopkins. Kathleen Loomis. Michael Kohntopp. David Hunt. Doug Sparks. Teresa Drown 95 WAKAPA — Totem — Stage and Concert Bands Annual Row 1 Robin Moon. Mrs Mabel Bishop, advisor. Row 2; Lynn Jaynes. Rhonda Price. Bobbie Dealy. Sandie Wilde. Carrie Baggett. Ketti Marshall. Valerie Pehrson. Deanne Stewart. Linda Hill. Joann Lintlemann. Karia Hopkins. Kathleen Loomis. Edith Dennis Row 3; Cindra Brinkman Row 4: Kevin Chapman, Mitch Walden. Stage Band: Row 1 : Liz Hill. Rene Peterson. Michael Kohntopp. Rhonda Gerdes. Kay Williamson Row 2 Lisa Routt. Jeff Mink. Val Williams. David Gerdes. Jason Kelley. Tim Spearing Row 3 Shin Kamimura. Mike Duppong. Boyd Baggett. Mitzie Zagata. Dan Karel, Mr, Dave Hubbard, instructor: Blame Frazier, Teresa Drown. Jeff Hutchinson 96 Concert Band- Row 1: Kaye Williamson, Lisa Routt, Rhonda Vedvig. Rhonda Gerdes, Natasha Eldredge, Row 2: Rene Peter- son. Michael Kohntopp, Liz Hill, Teresa Drown, Jefl Mink, Jeff Hutchinson, Richard Adams, Blame Frazier, Row 3: Jason Kelley, Val Williams. Tommy Fleming, Jeff Herzmger, Mike Duppong, David Gerdes, Boyd Baggett, Dan Karel, Mitzie Zagata, 9 ( tiu V mi i O) u cj O - if i ; JZ o o cr 99 Varsity — Basketball - -il Row 1: Glen bhjrk K ' nw J M.irK Laing, Lonnie Houser, Ken Hansen, Jan Clements. Mark Munroe. Row 3 Jeff Miller, Shawn baf rutia, Jamie Bostock. Russ McCoy. Mike Felton, Randy Bostock, Rob Pierce. Charlie Carter. Greg Meyer. Darin Strickler. 100 J.V. — Freshmen Basketba Front Val Williams, manager Back Row. Left to Right: Brock Weaver, Rick F ' ejrson. Ron Hulse. Curt Howell. Andy Knodle. Alan Thornsberry. Tracy Atkinson. Bobby Vincent. Greg Owen. Mike Crowley, 44 I I Row 1: Delbert Benkula. Keitti Griftin, Mike Hartway. Troy Stevens. Mark Eriksen. Gary Brown. Tracy Clark, manager Row 2: Bobby Clark. David Cooper. Keb Robirts. Sean Ware. Tad Davis. Derek Walker, Tracy Twiss. Lyie Peterson. Mr. Fred Ball, coacti. 101 Girls ' Basketball nr ttViinvii Left to right: Mrs Janet Smutny, coacti, Cindra Brinkman, Stacy Walker. Kan Easton. Tacy Hulse. Ann Hamilton. Michelle Bonar Kathleen Christensen. Gina Smutny, Tom Rodig ■ ja K. 102 J.v. and hreshman basketball Left to Rigtit; Mr. Tom Losser, Coach; Tama Hudson. Lori Easton. Kelly Bertholf, Laura Butler. Heidi Brenden. Jayme Paulson, Lori Eriksen. Rhonda Gerdes, Babette Ashe. Row 1: Lori Jagels. Holly Juker. Heidi Brenden. Pam Bartosovsky. Row 2: Cherie Stewart, Vicky Cannon. Elizabeth Pratt. Kaleen Korte, Kim Martins. 103 Varsity Volleyball Row V ' K ' lllTrr : ' ° ' ' T ' ° ' ' ' S ' ' ' ' ' ' y Durrant, Margie Butterworth sb°e:ry ' coach ' ' ' ' «--■ V-e Paulson, Kar, Easton, Sticy Walker. Bern.ce We.zs.em, Mrs. Pat Thorr.- 104 J.V. and Freshman 322SMC. . :, JV Row 1, Kathleen Wagner, Kim Martins. Tracy Lynch, Rachelle Carter. Diane Slagel. Row 2, Hamilton. Gina Smutny, Rhonda Gerdes- JjiM-i, Laura Butler. Ann Freshman: Row 1: Laurel Snow, Connie Craner. Stephanie Bailey, Kaleen Korte. Vicky Turner Row 2; Peggy Partin. manager: Dena Rodig. Tom Owen. Sandi Castillion. Elizabeth Pratt. Louise Schlaick. Miss Nancy Lutz. Coach. 105 Wrestling 1982-83 Mat Maids — Tammi Reyes, Cyndi Tucker, Rhonda Price, Teresa Driskill. 106 Varsity and JV Wrestling VaiMty Row 1 Kevin Butterworth, Blaine Frazier, Darin Haumont. Casey Frazier. Ken Overturf, Dave Rice, Frank Shaske Row 2: Mr Gene Clemens, coach: Gene Montgomery, manager, Lupe Ramos, Barn Fames, Pat Connolly. John MeDevitt, Ed Griggs, John Hill, Kevin Chapman, Mr. Jeff Howell, coach. JV. Row 1 Randy Hunsaker, Dan Hunt. Tom Langford. Clay Jaynes, Chris Hayes, Jim Collins. Todd Burkhart, Shin Kamimura Row 2; Mr. Gene Clemens, coach; Ed Carlton. Jason Reynolds. Vince Wray, Laytn Montgomery. Jeff Stewart. Chuck Dillard. Jim Thomas. Todd Fames. Mr Jeff Howell, coach 107 Track 108 Cross Country Row 1 Morgan Patteson, Ken Overturf. manager; Shawn Barrutia. Ron Hulse, Darin Strickler, Charles Tennant. Scott Cole. Keith Grif- fin. Row 2: Mr. Tom Chivers, coach; Susan Crider, Tacy Hulse, Ronna Lapray. Kelly Bertholf, Ram Bartosovsky, Vicky Cannon. Gilbert Pryor Row 3: Jan Clements. Frank Shaske, Joe Bedwell. Jim Collins. Dirk Walker. Blame Frazier, Casey Frazier. 109 o y ' ;; FOOTBALL Opponent r- . Gooding y Kuna Vv sf Madison Burley Rigby South Freemont Mountain Home Wood River Jerome WRESTLING Opponent Jerome Invitational Decio Mountain Home Wood River Am. Falls Invitational Twin Falls Salmon Jerome Minico Gooding Cross State Burley SCIC District State VOLLEYBALL Opponent Burley Hagerman Jerome Invitational Jerome Burley Glenns Ferry Wood River Glenns Ferry C Gooding Jerome ' y. Cross State I Wood River District 110 n ?yvcq ?= - no statistics were available q yivi) , )xl i± t LLt  BOYS ' BASKETBALL Opponent Filer Glenns Ferry Gooding Bishop Kelly Kuna Glenns Ferry Mountain Home Jerome Gooding Wood River Bishop Kelly Burley Kuna Jerome Mountain Home Burley Wood River Filer Burley Jerome Burley a ' CY . We 74 39 64 58 83 47 51 39 58 63 58 57 72 56 51 57 62 51 51 8 38 Opponent Gooding Filer Jerome Gooding Wood River American Falls Filer Mountain Home Minico Burley Elko Invitational American Falls Mountain Home Minico Wood River Burley Jerome Burley GIRLS ' BASKETBALL ' oo p We 52 39 36 52 48 43 47 28 56 50 41 44 46 38 45 39 28 41 o Cr _ . iW ?ic o i f-OTDrrl Q, ' Q_ They 77 50 66 56 81 61 76 50 44 57 60 66 89 88 67 70 63 52 ; 50 10 C 63 They ■ 21 9 I c 30 29 44 23 37 40 49 29 26 44 25 54 34 31 34 30 31 r % ' a c H -) .rN 111 We Are Possib nterested in the of Defeat. 4 o| . 1 0 =v 7§ 6 o A ■ 112 V .Urai I I - ' - -.! Good-bye Buhl High ex, Ol4?lo o- - - 5_ Js. ■ - Cio, CJ ( N s MY FRIEND Within myself, That I ' d n ever en betoj When evil-doers yted me, - You quickly closed the door . c : 5 i - ' You ' ve understood my feelings, co . y-rP And through you. o-V ' - ' ' ' ' ' I have, too; And you have stood Behind me. In all I wished to do. These things have meant The world to me. But soon our times will end. But you have been What I needed most. For you have been my friend. 113 The Past Is My Heritage, the Present Is My Responsibility, the Future Is My Challenge. n ' 9JB 3 i r ' mmu JM H 1 naBMnm 1 r _ K )K m L ■ _. ih Hfc 116 kO- v, i I 3 c -J f •J S kP ' Or v u vX. Raiigenbic; 115 13th Ave. So. Buhl, Idaho 83316 208-543-6421 n£ Truck Lane Buhl, Idaho 83316 543-5252 Anfoinette ' s Flowers and Fabric 1005 Main 8 ree Buhl, Idaho 83316 Bus: 543-5163 A« Home: 543-4449 Weddinps, Ftinerals, Green ilnnts. Silks and Dried Corsages. Luke ' s Building Cen+er 230 9. Broadway Buhl, Idaho 83316 Phone: 543-5325 AUTO UPHOLSTERY AUTO-BOATS-FURNITURE Samples Free Estimates ALL TYPES- CANVAS COVERS MADE TO ORDER 1?oP Kair. phonE: 543-8441 For all your upholstery and sewing repair needs. Phone 543-8441 Gem Equipment, Inc. G50 Clear Lakes Avenue Buhl, Idaho 833 16 Phone 543-6592 - PHILLIPS @) Fields 66 9ervice 326 Broadway So. Jaclc h Bob Phone 543-4396 Fields Owners Buhl, Idaho 83316 119 F Idaho first Since 1867 Proud to have been a big part of BuhTs growth. Hopeful to be a big part of your future. Officers and Staff Idaho First National Bank Buhl 120 John M. Barker Agency Inc. 123 9. Broadway Buhl, Idaho 543-4372 Call John Cato or Jim Welch for Complete Insurance Service Smith ' s Home Delivery Dairy Serving Buhl, Casileford, Wendell and Filer Since 1944. Buhl, Idaho 833 16 Phone 543-4272 Qunsef Bowl Truck Lane • Buhl Phone 543-9972 CTu JSfT BOWL Qunset Bowl wishes to invite all person? from 8 to 88 to come join the fun anc challenging sport of bowling. Special prices on bowling on weekends Time: 1 0:00-4:00 3 games — $ 1 .95. Come in and have lunch at our snack bar. For all your bowling needs: Shoes, Shirts, Ball, and Bags, come see us! Buhl Quigley Heating and Qheefmefal Inc. 214 8. Broadway 543-4121 Northland Cold Storage Featuring Fine Meats Custom Cutting, Lockers Meat Counter — Gpecial Cuts 121 South 1 1th Ave. Buhl, Idaho 543-557 1 If It ' s From Roper ' s . . . It ' s Right! 1005 Main uhl, Idaho 83316 CHeWROLET THE GREAT HIGHWAY PERFORMERS New and Used Cars and Trucks Dave Munroe Chevrolet, Inc. 220 N. Broadway Bus. 543-6461 Buhl, Idaho 83316 Res: 734-2458 The Paper Peddler • Books • Cards • Gifts • Office Products 117 North Broadway in Buhl Phone 543-4900 Larry ' s Quik Service Groceries — Beverages — Sundries Self-Service Gas Buhl, Idaho 83316 Phone 543-5511 Open 7 A.M. til Midnight Farm- Building Materials- Home CITIZENS ENTERPRISES Tom Cooper Chris Winn Gale Mohlenbrink Phone 543-4402 West Main, Buhl, Idaho 83316 121 SUPER QUIK 651 Broadway S. Gas Groceries, Diesel, Pop Beer, Tapes, Candy Come See Us. THE GREAT HAIRCUT 1006 Main-Buhl 543-5000 Men ' s Women ' s Hairstyling perms Owners — Operator — LUCY ANN GESKA NANCY ' S i 1 114 Broadway S. ■ BUHL 1 1 Phone S43.5692 ! 1 Your Community Newspaper Serving the West End for Over 75 Years FINE PRINTING ADVERTISING RESULTS 124 South Broadway Phone 543-4335 122 ■ Valley Electronics T.V. Repair Antenna installations Phone 543-5909 GREG FARMER — owner ANDY and BOB ' S Husky MOTOR COMPANY WEST END P.O. Box 152 Buhl, Idaho 83316 Phone 543-4318 also — 733-41 12 in Buhl OIL COMPANY Farm Delivery and Full Service Station There ' s a Ford In your life. 1050 Burley Ave Buhl, Idaho 83316 Phone:543-6114 FARMER FUNERAL CHAPEL Vy MOTOR MERC _ of BUHL MR. and MRS. GEORGE FARMER MR. and MRS. GARY BONAR P.O. Box 349 Buhl, Idaho 83316 543-4333 See us for your complete automotive needs machine shop sevice. Phone 543-4394 MOTOR MERCANTILE COMPANY 120 South Broadway Buhl, Idaho 83316 IVi Pearl ' s Posies BOB ' S RENEGADE 605 S. Broadway Buhl, Idaho 4 Silks, Fresh Cut, Dried Arrangements, and Plants. Flowers for all Occasions. Cliff a nd Pearl Brown — Owners Phone 543-8850 BOB AND LOIS DEALY — owners R 1202 Burley Avenue J ' ) Buhl, Idaho 83316 TfeleflOia Teleflora and F.T.D. Wire Services Phone 543-6148 BREADS PIES PASTRY Brinkman Market 1704 W. Main Qfreei Buhl, Idaho 83316 Phone 543-5226 HoTne Style Baking BUHL, IDAHO 83316 919 MAIN PHONE 543-5554 123 RAMONA RESTAURANT and SUPPER CLUB Buhl, Idaho 83316 PHONE 543-6673 Cal and Pauline Harper Family Dining Banquets Supper Club Specials Friday and Saturday nights Live Music in the Lounge Sunday Brunch and Champagne Breakfast 8:00 a.m. — 2:00 p.m. Complete Catering Service = Taco Time, on Your Mind! 124 SUGAR ' S GRILL AND GAMES 720 E. Main Buhl, Idaho 83316 Phone 543-6868 ROD AND BONNIE SLIGARS — owners Food, Beverages, Video Games and Cake Decorating great food.. Jastservice. ADAMSOW ' S ARCTIC CIRCLE 606 30. Br(0 lDWAY BIJIIL, IDAHO 66th i uc ms First F=ederal Savings ft Loan Asscxialion ol Twin Falls There is nothing more important than reading, writing, arithmetic, and a good savings plan. FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION 123 Broadway N. Buhl, Idaho Buhl ' s only Savings Loan Association esterny Suto ssoeiate store «Mome oumed KENNETH E. JDNES 1 029 MAIN ST. BUHL, IDAHO S3316 PHONE 543-5392 PET INC. We Assure Our Customers Of The Finest Ingredients Sanitary Facilities Dave Brown — Plan ' jnager Is Proud to Salute t . ' BUHL HIGH SCHOOL YEARBOOK 543-4391 500 Clear Lakes Rd. Buhl, Idaho Congratulations Graduates BUHL GLASS and PAINT 118 North Broadway Buhl, Idaho 83316 Phone (208) 543-5347 ' Need Glass?? — We ' ve Got It ROD and VIRGINIA WILSON BENNEHS (■( ii)ii am r i i JiRlEN. The Pio Shop olyvipTc. Paints and Stains ! 125 Tammy ' s Tap and Jazz Buhl. Idaho 83316 Phone 543-5345 Buhl, Idaho Phone 543-4306 Buhl Tire and Auto Qervice 503 8. Broadway Buhl, Idaho 83316 Phone 543-6232 Valley JIM TWISS BUHL IDAHO 83316 BUS 208-543-432B RES 208. 543-5178 ANSWERS TO BABY PICTURES Page 18 Picture 1 Picture 2 Picture 3 Picture 4 Picture 5 Picture 6 126 Picture 7 Ketti Marshall Martin Ordaz Sheryl Thomas Charlie Carter Terrie Baggett Rennie Rouse Valerie Pehrson Page 1 9 Picture 1 — Picture 2 - Picture 3 — Picture 4 — Picture 5 — Picture 6 — Toni Rodig Teri Carlton Linda Hill Bobbie Dealy Vicky Dallman Patti Fields HecUy -Xu -V cbt ' V Vcf dy oV Iq and 0 j c e)cl I vol] nd M q . 1-0 !_ co f -. - ■1r % P ' -4S-U b to-U to Q o e v.v7 Q C ' XcU ss) c qccot -O L . ' ; (K Ovv , luL Z[ ' (y I ' o Tom ne y r y rJ a) .A O- ' .- -r -X r S r e-r ' ? -f-?e PTiy U- i7i yl:■awi i« is  awai.y■■;l iv:- ■,y:?x ' u■■ ft «V«HK ( .Uk . J , ' . . I ( . MjUMW iM ' •• J «MK