Chaparral High School - Paisano Yearbook (Anthony, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1981 volume:

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N9 bww., mm gym emi WML wwf CL JLYUJMT .Qimq Liu elm A 'qroiza GOAL 025 GMM WCW I QQ QRVDCLI 33 7987 PAISANQ ,H H CHAPARRAL HIGH SCHOOL H U.S.D. 367 ' H Anthony, Harper Kansas VOLUME 77a l fi' I 1 K X fl . 1, . MAP OF VOYAGE COUNTDOWN: Opening Q ' VOYAGE: Story of the Year CONSTELLATIONS: Groups MISSION CONTROL: Board of Education, Administration : LAUNCH TEAM: Faculty, Staff ASTRONAUTS: Seniors : SPACE CADETS: Underclassmen CLOSE ENCOUNTERS: Clubs, Activities, Teams STAR LOG: Statistics A NEW MISSION: Closing 4 16 I 76 78-.79 80 82 96 I IO T34 138 During the first year at Chaparral you learn all of the important things: Which way to turn for your next class, how long it takes to go from one end of the building to the other, and which Seniors to avoid. You get to know the teachers alsog you learn that Freshmen teachers are more like junior High teachers than you thought, that is all but Mr. Romans who has a very convincing way of saying Run. And your interest in the opposite sex is developed by watching james Williams flirt. I X IN -xx Q 23 21' 'bb ' in 'W . :' ps fs ' V X, 51' x va' . ,. Q 0, APG' pL?.4'X?-B11-Q su ink? QB' of X' N LQ.. ,2' A ' 6 V ' 5. Fr rnfmxi U v 'bs X f 4, uk' wc-. Ji J X' vt' 0 -sf' JK 0:1 IJ xoxg Q I U ' 1, . J X X' ,pu -54 'Q' 'N A ' 'fcf If Agar 631 Q x H' 70 9 s- f' :Q v S' 0 .Ex ' on oh ff' was xc ' -X 7' 'Q' Sv Q, 'PX eff' 0' I :K J. mfg cf Q4 G Q1 or :QW xr-, -l 'l.-T . .fx ' ?+9Jf -lrer if 6 l '15 fpv-gg as-Q Wm. 'QQ-A X 'w DUPUM 39245 The lilast oft was successtulg you're ready for the second year ot your voyage. You learn even more about the place, the people. The constant sound of the radio, dozens of cans sitting in the hall the few times it rained, Mr. Ryman shooting his laser around the hallsg you get to study Shakespeare again, a name you still hate. You see guys grouped in the halls rating girls on a sc ale ot I to IO, you get to read Tale Of' Two Cities, and you take biology so you can order your class rings, sf 1! -40 JDMK5 Wi, JH WHY 'iam Qi' 5931453311 l-WIP fl' 'WW if 9forO5QJy, L VNN Cymd wi 'viifiwsfg mmm xmnpw 1 D Neff ive DQQW Q50 WM-mid,-500 TW 06k-V YNDVWNA Qrxdl E W OQQQW i'OW?f1V' YHQ quits lfi-Mig KJ-DQKJQ, ww mica mm wdowg X-wo QQYNQQE ' ifmk 5v4fQ Q ' L . QQTIEF K ! ,, . K k Jl .: . ...A 9 Lctipi' ', Dsl' cow CHS J Jwwfcf 1323 Jules Mmm. HMM he IJUY fj anfugi' 'Wi ,Uwwfw When the journey is half over you begin some of the finer things in the universe: A locker on the east side, prom, Mrs. Puls waking you up in the library to say, llYou were sleeping. You find yourself fascinated by little things: The gray footprints that come out of Mr. Gerber's room, go down the hall a short distance and then mysteriously disappear. Coaches standing in group, photography and journalism students wandering the halls each morningg the band flying to lunch to find Mr. High guarding the lunchline, watching for food fights and waiting for Tod Hostetler or Darin lacobs to pop another milk carton. You see Mr. Brown wander aimlessly around the Commons, laughing at his own jokes and making conversation with anyone who will listen. 5. s.-11, . '-as Wx x if 1 XG, PM ,O Qt A 0 Ir! M 5 Q1 Ly wi f J LJ , A , M xv J, X 1 f WV N!! L! wM,1W S' vit V ' nniw lir, 'I NJKLJ Nurfmbm Vlvum L U 4' I N I .N rx mfy ,W 'QM 'MWA lfw awp QL A ,SWA 6,1 K dm xipk 1 , X s A' Q C Q f AJ N 5 AR 'I t W' ,N f' J' ' v , , , bw I f ' L ' 1 wtf nb J QHCUUG N QW - ye? ew W J x OWS lx ,.f3. J - ' H ' fx f 5 U X L Q, ' YF I , xx. C, f M ,. GM I1 Cxwjf x X X. My M X-M,.,,,,. C 12 The last year of your voyage, you're novv a Senior: The force is with you. You set out to hassel Freshmen, pass government and avoid listening to Bruce Oliver. Suddenly you realize you don't hate Shakespeare as much as you did and there is a bonus this year: Senior portraits in the yearbook. Then it comes down to A,C.T. Tests, college brochures, Mr. Baker, scholarship applications and the growing sense you may miss this place. Time for a new flight plan, ... 'WN ' if T MM, , ' ' if '5 'A ' Qi K .X v vnm.A-',fvpgg.v5v gi , ue 4lf 1 7 sf ?4 4 Q' FF ,. i BwQq EQQRQB, ' I ipxefdidf wxfxgm IQQ5- Gonmslnjgiw WOJUQ fOJbiiiv. WNUKLLQ cmfxd IL! XQ1Q3f-il, X5 Juxfvmifuffg wwuwd QSOKUW W1Ofvw5lLmv ON wcklx Ox BNBNQQ ,icq KQQJQQN gimp Obx-IVXHJVVN. RUM? Tevw ok blbqkgi Mu bil wrdlw Owl lvlmkda M QxMQuU IMwJUF W if 0605 +C livww C1006 JZMJQJQ Om Qmd Simi Ywcgppna, Jax MM -iO,Q.S+, Jw QXf70A1!7f'd7 ' PS. MMU vw www ONE? HW VYNOJGN-bd pofmjww UW UU VW Ouigjfvfx ,X ,ff-XX 1 Fx X! ML : N J gB.w 'wW F kfw WZ yffwid M41 Sf Qin? Hawk gf, . 1 Xf AM!! fkfj Z X Mafwmfywzdf yffd XDLMM THE VOYAGE Story of the Year L 1- 4 51, 1555 1 , f 42 H 3 wif if MA' My , if ig' ., fulf J fr ' ,nz Y K ,, 5, ,J J A gif, 3 M .6 Wig M A Qi azz 2 if 4kk,g.,?,,fi, , ,aa .haf i:iQ wo. l .fx Thats Our Gals' Last night l came out to the gurls game They have the best defense for a gurl s team that l have ever seen Cindy Llven good ID my oplnlon IS the best guard ID the state She has probably 9 or 10 steals a game Linda Domnlck IS also very good at defense wlth great qurckness to help out When they are ID the game together Il s Incredible how many steals and forced errors they get Cindy 15 also a frne shooter and ts a leader on the team The team as a whole IS short but most tall glrls are uncoordlnated lf you can get a small quick team that will hus tle and play defense like our gurls you can go a long way They have determl nation and lots of confidence which are two of the blggest assets In basketball Our gurls have the ablllty and the determlnatlon to wln state and l wasn t surprised when they did f .,. . - f 1 . , . , 1 ,S X ii S. H17 I J These Gals Brought to You by Town and Country Lumbyp, W, My a? swat? ffm? l Lvffl, 1 rf An' 'i lf I Ugg i' U r Ov a. Susan Green and Linda Domnick congratulate each other after receiving 4-A state all tournament team hon- ors. b. Shannon Schierling and Lori Vickers present a banner to the girls basketball team after winning the 4-A state title. c. The Mighty Midgets display the banner that they received after winning the 4-A state championship game. d. Mr. Brown excitedly hugs the cheerleaders after the Chaparral fans and team received the sportsmanship award at thejge basketball tournament. ifffgracggid, 4 - ,, 'a-'A 1 C lyrrwri, Ly C Ak Lgxl Lligb I C, Li, 3A.!kL!CMkLQiJLi K be qwkui WM? X36 f t Ji w ,. ,- , ,rex gp A march levees, i 1 ici be my Qwfgjjifgjut DlillLF3,l:-'Wi uf 3 is t Q 'S lUl1Jt,ftcLX q,,,mqCkL,LcLg ggi 'tmCLLLQy, i., L' XLEQL i I, LLMJL A fi C pkf l l RL . f ,. ig, QQYU be to .a ia, ' N Uv -I , JLQKXUB l xcpittyv y, XM ppm, Lip. Jug QLL,NcuB FYCigQ1k,y S ykxggil CzCQjL1,Q-L A CE, iElLLf dj , 1 I, 'KJ 5 4 V ix, LJ X LLJLC, f 0 ' p I l These Smiles Sponsored by N A A ll' N T 1 QJYLLJ Q,f' ' K, X f. MA 0 Flaska Fotograp y if Aa Vb a Kenny Kiser directs band and flag girls during fall homecoming ceremonies. ln. Tim Shue dazzles audiences as Chaparral Sing- ers sing 'Sirquede Paris in the musical Carnival t Dan Mackey puts in another Dunkel to pull game turther out ot reach. cl Mr Adams and Rick Podschun Qompete during the bowling party given lay aome of the support- ing parents of the football team id LP laCk's Serv. Station Left, Left, Left Right Left Getting ready for marching festival at W.S.U. last October took everyone's concentration and cooperation. We took a little out of each football game performance and added a few more songs to make the routine we would use for contest Mr Hodges was more particular about this performance than for the football game performances because of the judges He has a battery operated megaphone that he talks through to tell us to run back and do it again Some days all we did was run back When the day finally came to per form before the judges we were nerv ous lf we messed up Mr Hodges would be very disappointed and Chaparral has such a good history of doing well the pressure was really on When we got on the track before marching onto the field I was shaky and when I started to play my hands would hardly move But the long hard hours were worth it W received the best rating in class 4A . QIVL' a. David Dunn follows blocking of Fred Smith into a hungry team of defenders. b. Students follow the routine of Mrs Crim- met's punch for Mrs. Crisp's lunch, c. Mr. Beam practices his techniques of con' trolling the junior history classes. CQciS.TcC N QW C3 .Q wcL omit S obcwqi Qt XCR lfbfvxts-Q3 at S Ct 34650-Q SQJX KQGQX in ,QJQFQJ N' t SM kg . WUN uJCuvk,c oifvtclvafs , This Page Sponsored by N x l Litzenberger Agency i LYLXXJLJCLLWAGV H we - ff Ck' x'i'2!U5'0f QC Lf, iL4csf2Uf. Qflidfzd-477g Q5 Kd mf U5 5Ggzf6fJzC7Q2c1f'7 as 4146 f224t412 ,ffl we Agp X, X 6 We 9 Q,-ZC4tf',VLC. tyre. 0,4 C HRESILQ All L :QS at nee- ,. 55 L kfglclfzaj fgj-diff? N 7 PM APL ftwsafe 5,0-UH! 41134 al 'CL L! CH L. ' B! 'DL 'tif 7 Zifrff 565,777 -ilu.-ia chaff ,Land flcbilfflfcf- C' CQ'--f LL T Q f'ig,t4,1a- .fc1,t..gf 1 A ? 255- 'fcvzw 'LC-by 1 a. Mr, Dillingham, student teacher, assists Sheila Honn with her string art C project in Art Fundamentals. b. luniors prepare the club for Prom. ' ' c. 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Manda Smith desperately tries to beat the deadline for her typing assignment The Man Mr Brown has this habit of being exactly where you can t see him but he can see you One time in the lunch room Kent Olds lon Nelson Mark Har bin and I looked over the entire lunch room and there wasn't a teacher or administrator in sight. But as soon as Mark threw his beans, Mr. Brown was standing right by our table. We had just overlooked him, He's one sneaky dude. He gets along with the students real well, but everyone realizes he is the boss, and they respect him. d. Carol johnson and Dea Ann Reber deliver Valentine cookies made by FHA M. H . , to-f , ' - it ,- Q is 2 ff 129 diffttfl-V K7 l- sf3'N' 'lieu' Mt ,fir-. X -. .txjt,fft.C.,fl- N ll 5 QQ Qriggsi fl 2 - Lis gfiy t, .fy gy, j Cflwlgfk, Cz jr-Ehexse Memories Sponsored by ,fbi ef. A t Mueller Bros. gyt it is 23 - V fi fag 73:5 -45 a lohn Longbine and Danny Ackerman check stock listings to see if it s time to sell their Economics Class stock. b Linda Domnick leaves the voting booth after casting her ballot in the Government Class sponsored mock election. c Annie Lint d Fred Smith s defense worries his Valley Center Opponent. 4 a Copy Cat You find someone who has the assignment finished and quickly copy down the answers before Mr Buck enters the room Papers are graded and you find out that you copied the wrong answers another F Mr Buck goes into his office and comes out smiling lhave a little something for you today if you ll please clear your desks Another test Another perfect day , , . . . .. H 1 . . . , 1 ff These Faces Sponsored by Harp er Pharma Cy an-......!X Sponsored by Kelly Salvage and Towing a. Kris Kiser lakes a ral nap dur- ing a biology ledure. b. Freshman Gary Wohlschlegel uses a head lever lo turn has opponent oyer during a varsity meet. Aggies mmm Vo-Ag teaches students to weld, build projects and raise animals. You get a chance to finance the animals and learn a how the bank loans money, You learn ' how to feed and take care of lambs and calves, and you make money when it is all over. You can also find out what it is like to go bankrupt if you are not care- ful, lf you are planning to be a farmer, Vo-Ag is the ideal class to get into. Omni c P , CQ-- a. Chris Ryan positions his sheep for the judge at the Kansas State Fair in Hutchinson, b, Linda Morgan dresses up as a baby to promote spirit on baby day during spirit week. c. Manda Smith works on a project during her basic sewing class. d. By burning a hol 1 a piece of paper, lohn Watts demon' stratesthe powero a 'esla Coil. l 1 a X' K Y XX N A js bll lf' cox aff 'tl A .NP U lf . 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Mr. Beam. d. Michael Hodson e. Freida Garigin Where Do They All Come from. At times it is lonely when you don't have a ton of friends around you and you listen to other people plan their Fri- day nights together. Even walking down the hall can be lonely sometimes, not having anyone to say hello to and being too timid to say hello. People don't real- ize why you walk around the hall not saying anything, and think you are stuck up. lf only they knew. To be a loner does have it's good eb 4 d These Faces Sponsored by points, if you can handle the loneliness. You never have to worry about any secrets getting around about you because no one knows any. You don't get in the middle of people's problems or friend's arguments. You may have some people you talk to sometimes, but they don't get too close to you, and you don't get too close to them. Friendships like that are easier to keep. But Friday nights can be tough. Harper jack and jill I H . - 3,599 Z 'T' Aa Ac Yd Vb , , l it ll ani a. Dan Watts b. Sherri Myers C. Mike Elliott d. leff Nulik e. Ellen Hatcher and Carl Thatcher SN.-5 Gkfhjwl I CX 'bjfabu-1 CL Cy'LQcU ,q,CLwUe3x CUYXCX V- 7 441 'LO fill cr-Liilm. l -'x .1130 CSYQ tw cl LUQ, QYDJX 51342 cj C1C,Cf?i Zgift,L.vwxfrLj. lfyglcex he tblo cw ui of 'f lfkilfiw CMLpl 'O MQ' wielff liXcL,QC 'tit 1,53 rl and Geek ui'CirQecfrrf,ucLr1Lf'Q it ff jf ' f , . . We 'N WLL lCjX- LPFLUN jktfr QQ ,,t,-Ut elle lg! MQL7LQL.L,.11Ci C1171 'Lb .,'Q.L,-Ltjlnxc xjx ' Qikmxfl Li- K r . . rn N. '-, Q 'Y ,KA l'1?i'LllIL- , 1 AjQLki 6eyLu.ft?fLJ,JO l,Y?LuixQ,Q -fiwkigtb., 'LW CL tjgfiflh INEC C U xgglfi Lf: KX ','1yQ 3- 2 aww it - e- 3 t X Y ! mi hulk I C,,lNciL,n md! , Qfwjx L'Q5L,,Ul lb LJ CV L4 ,,-,l CUQ--53 Qf f r: - V, ' tg, Thclekoadrunnergggofri-hred by QQ J f L. 'W flrlflfh J f . Qt , .tucirttd tjgkg' kc? .3 L., ,IO VV. E. lettMerCant1leqCo A t , M, Q, eff X 'Ciwvei ei Cl erti awake r. 29 , ,A .t.,, f Affui fyirtttzttreti a. Shelly Patterson, Regina Powell, and Linda Morgan cheer the girls on for a victory at State. b. Marie McCully and Suzanne Pulliam take time out to enjoy a magazine in the library, c. Van Whealy gets some assistance on his wood project from Instructor lim Menhusen, d. Shelly Hill and Kristl Drosselmeyer practice CPR techniques on Recessi Annie. e, Valerie Howie steals a rebound from her Kingman Oppo- nent in the Kingman Game. Aa These Faces Presented by Ron'5 Radio and TV n ,,,, ,, , k I Jtickc fi - f ti 4 ' ec K C1 ll ?f6ji'Ill7f7 'LXR Z jk'l'ZlZ ll , L, i, ,nu f r fl KX K!! h ' gf 'X J in Cf Vlvqkjiccg-C4 YLL7 QL,,.J,,, we ,Jai 112' Lc may ,V-A , I . u 44,24 9440 Q! 041- f, ,A Z k jlfff-Qyy Rah Rah Blahs cog ei P if g T M1040 Sometimes it is really upsetting trying ,Lac I !yrLQZ1.ff5C'f to get the school spirit going. Sometimes Valk at a pep rally when you are yelling your , A!LyJ X lungs out, you can see people with Z4 vi M im 'blank faces, a few talking to friends, lov- Q C JVM 'ig In V , ers doing whatever, and students that AM J f' l:ffCf9'q'Q look like they're getting ready to run the Z all Uuf C X 50-yard dash out the door. They would g LTC ff X Ldf A leave if it weren't for the teachers, and J Z1 5 ' then a few leave before the school song ' R VX, aryl! is over in spite of the teachers, Some- Kg 'GM V' T 5 times you want to give up, go sit in the N ,, ll2l'f 7'lC12g crowd and let someone else do the job. ' QZKQMTC I, i 'fy The cheerleaders don't work like ath- 4 fjw feZlfYff9 '- letes, but sometimes they have twice as if V , 9 . .MJ f!.4.f'fc,Q' hardaiob. 'i I -' ' Q7 ' X' 17 js . X fig Q fdfffkif ff X xbb X These Roadrunners Brought to You by C onnre 5 Beauty Shop 31 3 a As Shelly Patterson looks on, Cindy Livengood is relieved to have the two mile race over at the Chaparral Cross Country Meet held at the I Anthony Golf Course. b. Tom Schrant, Manda Smith, Mike Elliott and Amy Basstord portray l dancing roustabouts and gypsies during a production number in the musical Carnival. ' c. Linda Kastens fights for a rebound during a home game with Haven 'D . , .and another one bites the dust! , 7.3,-5' ' E 1 iz I. . ' nl. 4 I i 5 pf liar' 'fag-at W. Aa YC Deluxe Printing Co., Roy Carr WEEKEND REPORT American History is something every- one has to go through to complete high school. Every clay it's the same thingg you walk in ancl are mobbecl by pink slip paper airplanes. Curt Clark plays his song for the clay on his harmonica and Mr. Beam begins his lectures with a Five Miles Through the Snow story, occasionally blowing a bubble. Then he either says to do all of the iclentity and questions Z, 3, 4, or he might show a film that only Susan Blanchat watches while everyone else sleeps. His tests are not harcl, but he cioes slip in tricky ques- tions. The best part of class is the coke breaksp 2 or 3 a week. Aa A7 11:'m 1 MMV 113 X C '55 .3 'YQ Vd a, Eric Vvllliams stuclies .1 spec :men through the mic roscopc- .is Clit-n XX tl! son waits to recorcl the clata in his biology notebook b Frecl Smith gains yarclage dgcttltsl C.le.1rwxater's lighting lnclmns c Scott Garrett, Mr Ryman .mtl llebs Look gc-nemte st.tllc t-lc-ctricttx with the Wimshurst Mac bine cl FH-X clcmns pre-sc-nt lootlmll players balloons l0lN'llll.lt'lTl'l4ll1' spirit Brought toYoul1y Silver Top Cafe I 0- 'q, ffxi ' fiffigf xi f - . I '-.1 X, , kvgky. X 1 x, H. ' K !-k Y, fx 'A ' m ,. 2 V U f J- . . 'N A-'fs ' . .. , ,V ,,-E X, 1 ef . I .K V . I , b f f xx f , , my J , 'QU e811 Aa This Page Sponsored by Rus ty'5 Barber Shop 4d! I I Ae 'ffl .gl ig a, Coach Elmore gives his pep talk at the bonfire, before the homecoming game against Circle, b. Steve McKaig and Virgil Norman c. Susan Green waits for opponent to return the ball in a hot afternoon practice. d, Dean Menhusen is shown as he has just finished in the Chaparral Invitational Cross Country race. e. Steve Decker goes in for a last second shot in the game against Andover. f. Mr. Rymans Physical Science class lights the gas and then extinguishes it. These Memories Sponsored by Looney Tunes Yearbook is one of the best classes I ve been in since my freshman year It is mainly because of the teachers and of course the hard working students that surround me We all seem to work together as a team When one of us is gone someone in the group usually does their work for them so they vvont get behind I ought to know because lm usually the one gone The teachers are a model for our work and our behavior Hottman acts normal mostly but every once in a while he loses his temper The main reason this class makes me feel good is because of Mr Roberts Ive never felt more comfortable around anyone before I guess its because when I look at him I realize how fortu natelam with the exception of Mr. Roberts. Mr. Don 's Printing Service QJQUQU C6215 QJQCCLULK? Qkjg,5xQa,,QtQd4 CLF UU cwfoff cf Cliff 7Q!WQ,a!W3Ct7Z,f CLMHQU CU Camo ? 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A One, and a Two Everyone must be ID their chalr play :ng scales by the time the tardy bell nngs If someone Isnt playing by that time they are last ID lunchllne for that day We warm up for fifteen mlnutes then practice contest muslc Mr Hodges tells us to learn the notes and fnngernngs always telling the freshman drummers to be qulet and make sure all the percus slon parts are covered The trombone players are always squirting water at someone throwing things taking drum sticks or talking back to Mr Hodges under their breath When twelve thlrty flnally rolls around we put up our xnstru ments and go to lunch one row at a time Mr Hodges reminds us not to cut In Ilne or run down the hall as we leave the band room so we can start making music. He's S Hazel 's Sheet Metal S a, Linda Domnick b. Mr, Hodges C. Mr. Rochholz talks about the benefits of weight lifting with leff Woods and Rocky Florentin. v, d. Terri Hormel gets cheered on as she tops Big Bertha at the Chaparral Cross Country meet. .,. W , 1, ,L N,,,,,x,. n,',.,fJ',,A. sq ft. .Agp 'W 1.54. V- xv K- v--- ALM Af e TomSchrant Ct1Yffff,.'.Q f'V.:f7?:'7! SAS' ' 5 'Q' 1 - 1 'iii f .'Suzette Smith - V8 P f Main Street Station '51 .fi-t' ... - . .. .- - .. ?1i.,'-':i,1frf '- ' . A-9, ' ' r 4: . 357 ,-:,, Y ve -1 ' FN -rr-V f '. .'1 + it h- '- .4 T A '25, -f?f'.i '?fLfV jf' ' 12- r'- sa tin? 'A L ', 'iw s -51 V . : .- '. Je. I 'T 'i -'Y is PH:-1' ' f w-f 1 -'fe'i'.'ff 9' - 'sf -1 'imma . ,L-.-.Aix UW,-..a,zj, U, s P ,Q 'J Q. .R xv lv 215'-ffa v.Yf4. at -l 'ei -: QA7' 'ffl . A ,Q . , . . XE, 53:4 ,V 4 his -, 'tx , A, iv u,,'5 mfs: Q w ht' . wp' 1' .. - . ' 'za'-.1--f.rf 'ff I . . , 'sv . .-- . - 4 --1542 s ' -- .N J 1.4 ., 2. ,VJ 1 ,INN a .e A f . -f . I f 4 V . 44 11' u i: K vt' ' ,,, ' .. A : I ,. a ,I .E I I I .3 I,-f , .X ,W K . f y 'V v Y 3 .I li A '..'f 5, N- ,Yi g , ,, . M ' - .. .. 3 W Q 14 ' 4451 f .. -- - ' '- 5 - - an W .' 1 ,- - 5 . 1 . Q. , ff.-' - -'JH L. ' J X Q -few .. -, -. V 1 Q' ' ,. , ' . ' I I 5 -- Y 'al' N12 if ff. in :ff a iw. A : ga g.,.- ugggl- 11,2 , A , A-,... Q .. .. y ws. .i- 'i 3 9 'fx . . ' Wt uw- 1 3 ' - .Q 5 W ml I V ,L .Q ull 5 . R S J . an - Us .h X I I ' ' Ma-i ' y Ara' -- Q 1' 'Q a. Cross Country fans and cheerleaders, cheer on Lisa Rinke in the Chaparral Invitational Cross Coun- try Meet. b. The thrill of victory is seen in the eyes ofthe players in their win against Goddard. c. Coach Elmore gives David Dunn some advice and a pat on the back. d. Dennis Smithhisler e. Lloyd Murrow and Randy Patterson go up for a rebound in the game against Rose Hill, Don Medlam standing by. f lohn Longbine and Mr. Gerber These Memories Sponsored by Pizza Hut of Anthony U ' If vjl' bln 3 Sze This Page Sponsored by A Hole In One All g,oIters vvorshtp ABOO For XBOO to be with you at golt tournaments you must sac rltlce a ball to hum You do this by hxttlng a scrubby ball Into the lake lt you do thus you wlll never have any problems with out of bounds or Water The only golter who does not worship ABOO I9 Mr Buck our Coach That he does not ts apparent trom has lnablllty to break 50 for nlne holes ABOO also means boggle In lnsh 1 , . , . tt ff - K U - U4 - Hunger House, Highway 760 VV From End to End Nose paper IS more useful than text books IH this school Kleenex has nuns stngtng about their softness and school children sung about the deco rator boxes Secretaries gave up thelr puffs Toilet paper IS not excltlng to us we have a roll tn each classroom and a roll ID the hall for Mr Ryman s picture of the galaxy lf we could just get one box of Puffs Mr Ryman could make the softest galaxy money can buy tennis game to stay home with their J T A ,. C lf , 4 . l 1 d , P ' fx ,Eg g 2 s 'W' e if 5---. Marks Body Shop Ser ' l - l C ff aww 1'5A 4njMW rv? 2353 tkiflflwl ,dwg T fi! ,M 1 CjiaWl'fJZQlfflHl M l .0 ,i Ui M, lol' ,l 1,2 l I I I -ll a. ary Fox W Z b. Mr. Ballinger directs the Chaparral Singers in a rehearsal for Pop Concert. c. Chris Dierksen helps Mr. Dills prepare stock panels. d. Mike Elliott fills a bucket for Dennis Smithhisler at the lunior Car Wash fund raiser. e. Eric Williams runs for a touchdown in the game against Haven. f. Lorie Woods shows Theresa Eades where to start disecting in Biology, g, lohnnie Helms defends himself from retaliation by Deanna Davis at the lunior Car wash h. Brian Schreiner, john Watts. i. Brad lmel wk ,f 'K ff' 'L' v .gg . Qffggl - 4 h i P .Xu . .... my This Page Sponsored by Potters Dry Goods a, Candidates and escorts are all smiles in anticipation of fall homecoming, b. FHA lets the football players know they are loved with bal- loons from clowns. - c. A Kingman player tries to block the pass of Charlene Cink, d. Chaparral Singers pose with costumes and make-up before the Friday showing of the musical Carnival, Yb ,Q tl 0 9' These Faces Sponsored by Mclx night 5 CA Friday Fun? I almost miss the bus because I can't decide what to wear. When I decide, I end up wearing clothes that make me hot all day. The day starts with Mr. Harmon shouting, Oh, what a beautiful day in KakeIand, and then reading the lunch menu. Since it's Friday, I feel kind of lazy and clean my purse instead of reading. Second hour I give mouth to mouth to a dummy. I forgot to take the gum out of my mouth. Before I know it, it goes shooting out onto the floor. Luck- ily, I didn't choke Recessi Annie. Third hour flies by just fine, singing in Chaparral Singers. Lunch time. While scarfing down the luscious fish, Tammie gripes because she has yesterdays cake on her plate. Lunch time is over and, as usual, Mr. Buck brings out the Friday Geometry Pop Test which should only take I5 min- utes but takes the whole hour. Fifth hour is a joy sitting in the library listening to Abbey make clever jokes, watching Eileen make goo goo eyes, while Lana points out all the hunks in an Alabama yearbook. The cafeteria is screaming during the Coke break. Mrs. Puls won't take a free half of a can of Coke but does take a couple of Skittles. Mr. Roberts is in dream world number three. And here I am in last hour writing and hoping this hour will go a little faster. lt's a beautiful day outside and in a few min- utes, it's the weekend! Aa bV a. Mike Elliott desperately tries to grow a few inches to outstretch a Circle o onent. PP b. Congratulations are given as girls win state title. c. Boys show dramatic support to cheer girls onto a victory. This page sponsored by The KanOkla Telephone Assn., Inc. a. Mr. Buck reminds the team that only seven seconds remain in the slate championship game. b. Sonya Williams goes through the weight lift- ing workout during sixth hour P.E. c. Kent Olds, Brenda Seipel, Greg Dick and Shelly Base perform Magic, Magic in the musical Carnival -.V-v-'A ' V . V 1 . s 5 -X ,qs ' on warm U A f l S X -1 This Page Sponsored by State Farm Insurance - Arlen Haakinson Agent fl . N133 'F -JF Please Excuse the Interruption. . . The office is the center of activity in the school. Everyone should be an office proctor at least once. It's not hard work, it's mostly just taking phone calls from people who leave messages. The first mistake I made was when the Superintendent called for Mr. Brown and I accidentally pushed the wrong button to hang up on the Superintend- ent. Another fun thing is turning on the radio for a class. If you push the button up instead of down you turn on the intercom instead of the radio. The whole class gets to listen to everything you and the other proctors talk about. What is bad is when the girl you are talk- ing about is in that classroom! Being an office proctor is also fun because you get to see who gets called to the office and why. '.:... ' bl a P a. lanice Hughbanks clears the first hurdle in a heat that she went on to win b. Mickey Lear and Carla Ricke hurry to meet a deadline on typing assignments c. lanell Hughbanks tries to find a handsome printe d, Todd Dierksen, center, competes in the FFA cattle show at Hutchinson St1teFatr ' M st,cgwtwggs,.gia51, k -A ig- S J- ' c S: .tif -X:ii'Y.?r5t ' ' . t , at , .., sw Yd Yitrfiitiitm., .t ... t, ,-t F 1 Q 1-mocks: lb! These Faces Presented by Anthony Laundry ano' Dry Cleaners r I lp, Af, 'N c 4 r VI, ff H I K c ll ,K X I 'f .L x - B L' ' '1 M J Y M1 ' t I. . I J cf n I . I, W , I I fu J It , -1, L, xf , xf Vo v c ' , fr, I f X , ' F V f I ' V t ' 1 1 X T V W ,.f I , , - I . 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Cherle Wohschlegel May the road rise Chaparral Singers work hard all year When the year starts we are already working on musical After the musical it s rtght back to work on the Christmas concert Then back to work on contest music which is a lot of work and a little yelling from Mr B at times Even before contest is over we begin to work on Pop Concert music Being in Chaparral Singers is a lot of work at times but being in Chaparral Singers can be very special lf you are in Chaparral Singers you are a part of a big family which is very close at times You can feel the closeness especially when the group is holding hands and singing The Old Irish Bless ing Chaparral Singers is a very special group under Mr B a family with The Old Irish Blessing as a tie C009 s 5 . 'V Q-L Za' X C, X0 0 Q0 0 O 0 If JC CL K: AO WJ' B. S kc Q D of Ov OO pg XXYN Q N Ot Q' x Q CLOPQ +8 OA 0 L70 Croc QX 'JV by of I ww 48 Aa Vb ff-it These Memories Sponsored by 0 e a y M d O' D X' D ,f7f7 Xi-fffofy f , if' Wy -ff 'uni' cj: . 10 Li' f ,Q lf? N -J . ,V 1 is V' 1V?'x 1, 1 .,,, x ldgox 1 of Afx 7 MMO fffgj A Y, - Aga , ' ,C 'ff VX Kg fi .f f f i if . 1 l A , . figj ,f 7 37 A ff ff 5 ' , N J, 5-J 7 B f fi, X 77 1,1-I Jrjgf-. 1 J Q vii y xg a. Ile-.mnd Davis and Denise Hutrrxrcip ,1 ,y f f, f ix hang the xlol mamhines in the prorn'--Xi-1' VV x ,..-f casino ' f 'f b Fre-shmanPE If 1. The- pep hand mernhers show lhvir 1 coordination on the CHS ehe-er f v -V' Of' i 1 I f This Page Brought to You by Kingman Savings and Loan Association 49 a. Dennis Smithhisler and Dean Menhusen lake a break al a cross country meet b. Fall Homecoming Queen Monica Ryan poses with escort Tom Morris and Sluco President Scott Giesen before the football game with Circle C. Football team iubilently invades the tield at the tinal whistle to celebrate our 7'O win against Goddard d. Chris Smith e, Kelly Connell f. Mark Harbin strains as he executes the iron cross in Advanced P.E. Q n.-C' 100 -fglfy t .xi 'X These Roadrunners Brought to You by Drive In Market qi A , l , t ,tx , A ., y A l 1 tl f X K' ,tl 1 -V ,fir N , , , J 5 X ' J F , i J X, , Q I 1' L' 1' ' M., l , I ' , J X , , ,J l i i 7 i ' ' , K iv I ' 9' 5 . K N' K sf 1 I X 2 tk sc' x ll ll kb XX fn Xl TD XX' xx XJ ,UM it P L we ft W tm J Y X N L lx XL L N L NL K ,Ji XJ, N L X K I X l LL 1 1 so 5 f I ik XL i ANR X X' L I L X N. X Aktcl 1 ,kc XX K LX X K X K l M M l V g f W J l wt 1 F W it i f RT Nj - l h 5 , 1. 1 , , 1 . J J - If -xx, 2 x, . l L 'Nix DAQ ' 5 luv f L Xvv QV N 7 f fx I P J Wrestling Rah-Rahs Being wrestling cheerleader when the school changes coaches can be confus- ing, You get to know the wrestlers, coaches and even the managers, You are with them so much of the time, and it's really a lot of fun. I wasn't sure if the new coach would like having the cheer- leaders around Everything turned out great wtth Mr Rochholz Hes young enough to tease with but hes old enough to respect as an experienced coach and teacher We had fun this wrestling season lt was quite an experi ence especially during state wrestling Everyone got along great and l felt like we were part of the team These Faces Sponsored by Coon s Refrigeration Service My Clutter? Auto Service fl The Toughest Opponent Getting beat out at state was terrible, but getting beat for me was just horrid anyway. I went knowing what was needed, and I beat my first kid. I was really drawing in confidence. Then everyone came up to me and said that my next guy was good, and I would have to wrestle my very best. I psyched myself out. I went out on the mat and he beat me: just what I thought would happen. The next day I was ready to win 3rd place, and I won my first round. In my second round I knew that if I won this ' Af one, I would be facing someone that had beaten me 3 times already. I didn't feel like going on. The real reason I got beat out at state was I beat myself. .4 a, Darrin Iacobs b. Ronnie Patterson takes the top in a wrestling match at the Chaparral tournament. c. Linda Clayton and Tami Romack make preparations for the 1981 lr.-Sr. Prom. d. Don Medlam goes up for a rebound in the Sub-State Tournament. e. Rusty Hostetler takes a dive to block a punt. f. Mickey Lear makes a backshot at the Volleyball tournament. g. Marilee Drouhard h. Robert Clyborn sands on his wooden bull-dozer that was offered as a Christmas gift. so llaikq, I 1, C AMA! . A , a - 2, LUV! 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'lb S XG? -K NNGN xvxCAHJwi 155 A n3 .I QA 3 1 envoy llow xtovc have l-four MQ SQ A X its Pl CG HULL kuuw 3'9 w1 'PYU+ Wf ' .J ' A l, IQ.: CX rl A dmqyj fkLJi,u+ loosrleps P l l C' L g n Y -Hora IS ttlie Lf, OL Huz' WDA lent-aw lx qfkovl' I XX L.xtf,. LJLAN-lh'1xl1C6 X-,Use vtfdil X vis- in i 4 du .J Better Luck Next Time lt's time for grade cards again. You have to figure out a good excuse for getting a C and a D when last nine weeks you made all B's. You have to worry if your parents are going to start making you stay home at nightsg if they're going to let you see your boy- friend or girlfriend during the week, if they're going to ground you. Grades can really affect your life. Grades can make you feel good sometimesg they can also bum you out. When you really work hard on a long paper or test and make a good grade, it can give you a boost of self-esteem, especially if you have a teacher that's a tough grader. Then comes the time bi MNLCQ 'L-00 C1N9SL'lVx'exvx - ' , . if '19 ters WGA VG+ xxx? wh-www . -Vim xmesl 4' Q ipcwic Q3 wwi mwml Y Wxshwlw flbf twig? mtl Mick Otncl x1Ckl5Pti'1?i3S WM-2 '2 CWXC me Xl Qfxcx 5rMOc'xT Coeds VXQXA5 L-'low bbkv' wx 4 bus- VFLXWX O XX-C75 Xfxfgxvx cl L-Xbxffl fQ'Qf'Vl These Faces Sponsored by 54 Q, ,,..,-fi aff? f Harper Feed Co. when you feel you've done a good job on a test but you didn't. You make a rot- ten grade and the person next to you, that didn't study, gets an A: that's when grades can really bum you out. Grades can get you grounded, give you self- esteem or really bum you out. Come to think of it, they're a lot like having a boy- friend. 4a bb A i 'vga I I , I' I 46 X -J .4 v-fb-- , f7 f.vi'0L. J - +1-Q vt .92 O' ow o 6 6 a 6 4. 0Y110'p-0905 -WJ VOS' 10 . tc S I IU. y, Ou vita.-ff all- 9'yl'v 4,91 GUCGHQ4 se Midi V G 9 CW' QW' These Friends Sponsored by Harper Feed C 0. a. Charles Darnell makes the final out on Cary Fox. b. Working diligently at the lathe is Tim Shue, c. Kelly Reynolds and Richard Chamberlain look for the frog's spinal cord during Biol- ogy. d. Suzanne Pulliam sings about her troubled love Marco, to Dan Mackey in the first act of Carnival e. Lori Smith on the weight machine during P.E. 1. f. Marilee Drouhard and Veva Zimmerman look through the daily paper for current events. A Cheerleaders View The referees whistle blows and the boys begin circling. Sometimes just hop- ing not to get pinned is what goes through their mind. l've seen it many times in the faces of wrestlers I have cheered for in the past three years. I saw the uncertainess of lohnny Helms in his first match as a freshman As he went through his years of becoming an excel lent wrestler I have watched him con quer another hopeful wrestler As he was successful I felt successful he was the first wrestler I have ever cheered for going for first at state It was a great experience that I won t forget a Iohnny Helms captured state and placed 4th. in Sunflower b Mr Shurley explains to Tom Morris, acting president, the steps for veloing a bill in the mock elections. Klepper Oil C o r t i gi C P d P . Troy Graves .Steve Wilkinson . Kevin Potts helps prepare a Special Olympian for her next vent. , Mike Elliott and Dennis Smithhisler help at the carwash to aise money for prom Sponsored by Garvey Elevators A--. ,iz i'E 1 la 'O Aa S . 345 I f I-E 'lp iy V181 a, Chaparral Band practices for State Music Festival where they received top rat- , ings lm, Mr. Shurley presents Marilee Drouhard and Rick Podschun with the 1981 Lloyd Ni N Miller Awards. Fw xxx, up c. Diana Polloc k, layne Wedman and Deanna Davis. , d Tom Schrant dashes around delenders which aided in the 39 to I2 victory over Haven e Chaparral Singers prepare for Madrigal Dinner concert which was a complete success i Regina Powell expresses her delight as Prom decorations near completion. These Pages Presented by Larry's ICA Beginners luck When I had driver's ed I drove with two freshmen who could barely see over the steering wheel, much less steer the car. It gets a little spooky when you are riding down the highway too fast, and the driver can't see the road. When we were practicing backing up, one of the girls hit a pole that was behind the car The pole was short but she knocked It over and got it stuck under the car Mr Elmore had to drive it off the pole The funniest thing that happened in driver s ed was when we started using the clutch and practicing whiplash inju ries from the car jerking The hardest thing about drivers ed is to keep from laughing at the person who is driving These Pages Presented by Larry 's ICA v 'Si l Aa Vb . R' whilihff' a, Rusty Hostetler makes the pun on a state opponent, b, David Dunn and Dan Mackey I C. Deneen Wood and Mr. Martin play rharades, the toughest part ot Accounting Class. If -. Sponsored by Harper-Kiowa Redi-Mix ,Q- af' wr 'i Pssst did ya hear? lt s awful to come back to school on Monday but there is one good thing about it weekend gossip Everyone reveals who they caught parking and fw- what parties everyone went to and who had dates with whom Lots of people come back with hickies and its always fun to find out who gave them You might also hear which girl is going out on her steady By Wednesday all the gossip is old and everyone is ready for a week . I I en X .Aa n Vb . . . ., 9'lU0hg,,-0' Nav M- K Fx Ac Vd .P by lk fll'l,Lf,'t T a. The Mighty Midgets rejoice over receiving the state title. , , X b. Mr. Elmore received a cake made in honor of the football Q ,gl M-ct Qtfc it - team. Mrs. Blair made the cake. ' ' c. The track team takesa rest. 1 at K , . ,, k -Lu L 'tgfc d. Linda Kastens jumps for the ball with assistance from Cindy ' Us 3 -flfl' l Ll ' Livengood. , J, XL 1 V A t wk' :V Uutlll' 'X-f Vmlt.. 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In the beginning Freshmen always have the honor of starting off high school math with Mr Adams He s a tough man with a fantas tic mind He frequently talks about things some of us will never ever hear about He s always lecturing on great men in mathematics and he knows a lot about them He also lectures on the impor tance of mathematics Everyone who is anyone needs it His favorite example is computer workers He believes this is the occupation in everyone s future He must have a great desire to teach because he does it so well He must really believe in kids . . , . ,, . , . 1 . ,, . . . . , Vc a. Mr. Adams lectures his class on mathematics. b. Val Howie and Lisa Lager work on the dancing girls scene for prom. c. leff Nulick I fm, Lf 29. 73 c V Prefsvrwlvrl by Time ICA In 1 The End Last Friday I ended my career in bas- ketball at Chaparral. We had a pretty good season. We were only the second team to tie or win the league title in Cha- parral history, The biggest disappoint- ment in our season was the semi-finals of the sud-state tournament. We beat Andover in the first round and were up against a tough team, Rose Hill. They were ranked 4th in the state and came to the tournament with an undefeated record. We knew that we had a chance to win if things would go our way. 'fl I could tell in the first few minutes of the game that it was going to be a long night. The first quarter was all fouls, on us of course, and the second quarter we couIdn't make any baskets. At the end of the first half I could tell that this was my last game. At first I didn't really feel bad about losing because I was so happy there wouldn't be any more practice. Alter the game I started feeling sad because l realized that I had lost more than prac- tices. I lost a lot of good times with my I friends. Six years ot playing with these IJ guys and all of a sudden it's over. fer if a Mr. Baker b. lunior girls prepare the dec orattons for Prom L The Varsity band works on a half-time pt-riormant e tor I ndax I V nights football game tl. The boys basketball team listens as coat li lleam gn Us pointers to help them in their vit tory over -'xndover e Carol Mitt hell and Sonya Perry toncentrate on their sexi ing in Home Et ll t Roger Mclxnight soaks Domingo lloileau making the junior tar wash a fun time as well as a tund raiser -.ggi Presented by Green Line Inc. THE CLAN The coaches Clan Beam Schlerlxng Rochholz Buck Shurley and Elmore They stand rn front of the llbrary every morning to rate gurls spread rumors and catch up on gossip Beam blows a bubble and sees a new love flung to tease some junior about Adams scratches his chin and sees a freshman that might make a good football player after all Buck gets one of has daily car toons from hls Geometry Class Elmore chews his fingernails ID nervousness as he remembers who will be drlvlng htm to Wichita that day and Rochholz funds a Wrestling Rah Rah to fllrt with for a whale Shurley keeps walking Into hns room to make sure no one IS trylng to steal the Government Test and Mr Schlerllng looks over his gurls who because there IS a game tonight are ID dresses 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . 1 1 2 1 T11 Q x 7 . 1 I Q I. Qxvx 1 H. '15 n 'ev v .Lp +8331 'kg ,I 4 V: RX X I at f l .45 f a M. .. livin? T s T I A WI nik. as . A nu 1 T L l ,Nl E,L..l l... - :ff-'L -..,: T ' I I I dl X 'X an H es 'V 'Kill XM . . U in .f-' l I S -.Mmm vslvgw This Page Sponsored by Grant's Trenching Service . uv- -. I 1, 1 a. Susan Green demonstrates text book form clearing the hurdles during the Chaparral Invitational. b. lohn Coady swings at the wiffle ball during advanced P.E. c. lohnny Helms and Mr. Hottman discuss Prom deco- rations. d. Mike lacobs plays the accordian in Carnival e. Leslie Van Dolah and Steve Wilkinson keep the beat for the Chaparral Band. f. Randy Patterson adds 2 more points in the victory over Andover. 1 was uni gg:-ul .cull 011 Ye The Anthony Republican 0 iii X, W E jj! g L i' A i M f If . if 'KX .1 Mr. Roberts struggles to understand Kenny Kiser's research paper. b. Fall Homecoming Court c' Making posters for Mr Harmon's bulletin board is one of lerry lanet's more con- t vntrated duties. ri Scott Giesen and Brad Imel s- Brian Hostellvr and Steve Wiiliama ram up the mold in the foundry class. These CI.1-.srnates presents-ci by Rolla Rena Rink It 9 'tho' 40 Q 4 u V 0 5 wr 2'-fi 'Lv' if rg Pig The Sewing for the Home class. listens to Carmen Gard from Midwest Sewing Center-off lchlta talk about different techniques of sevylng. V, V V Stir n Stitch Home Ec IS everything from sewlng to cookmg Mrs Fnsher expects every one to make wonderful creattons In a couple of weeks and even though one sleeve on your sleeveless blouse comes to the bottom of the elbow she expects you to wear ll to school the next day All day people say to you Oh I see you flnlshed your assignment ID Home Ec The cookrng IS fun After creating beautuful browmes and taking some down to the teachers lounge you SII down to enjoy one Two tablespoons of salt Instead of teaspoons' You frantl cally run to get back the ones at the teachers lounge only to fund the teach ers rushing to the drlnklng fountalnsl E . u 1 xt 1 1 . . . . ,, r Vc uw t jf? 'fiat The clowns pass out balloons to the football players at parent night. Rusty Hostetler spikes the ball back downyon Cary Fox in Advanced P.E. rx W, Y x 1 X 71, 1 'Q- 1 t t ' Presented by joe l-Ealdwin Cias and Oil Cog 4 a 1 Ab CV .4-ll. a. Dennis Smithhisler approaches the finish line at the Regional Cross Country Meet held at Lake Cheney. b. Claudia Krshka was one of 97 who donated blood at the Student Council sponsored bloodmo- bile. c. Greg Dick works on his drafting project. d. jimmy Countryman and Dan Watts find work' ing on the roof on the athletic storage building Brought to You by Hodson Dairy Queen I being built by their carpentry class, a windy job. e. David Dunn goes up for two of his 32 points in the Medicine Lodge game that gave him the school record for the most points per game. f. Ianice Hughbanks works on The Leaper in Freshman P.E. g, Ty Meyer uses the force of expression to get the ball over the net in tennis practice, S .aaa -KR' 4, t as Q. 394-.stil hmm W' QW' glial! 4 Z fs ff' Q Wi' I Qs Q tx I ,gix iv J is Advantages It s great when your best friend proc tors the same hour as you do You can meet in an empty room and gossip about everyone and everything You watch the people skipping class and Bob chasing girls and staring at the classes. Since I proctor for Mr. Adams, I have access to the computer. I have achieved the highest score 14391 so far, in the Brick Out game. The average is in the 100's. But I also type tests, file papers, and do all the little jobs the teachers don't like to do. lei This Page Sponsored by Hi-Grade Redi-Mix Aa Vb a. Tom Schrant makes a clean hand off to Fred Smith at the Chaparral Inv. track meet. b. Friends gather to gossip at 5th hour coke break. c. Don Medlam watches the ball after teeing off. d. Charlene Cink takes advantage of the library by study- ing for a test. if Presented by Daylight Donut Shop It's been. . . a pleasure You've got to take it! lf you are going to go to college you've just got to take it. That's what you hear every year till you get out of Comp l, and by then you feel obligated to take Comp ll. lt's really not all that bad until you get behind in your journals or until you want to tell Mr. Roberts where to put the stu- pid paper you stayed up all night to fin- ish. The next day he hands it back and you think, l'Ah, here comes the A. 'lOh, it can't be a C. I don't believe it. Then you find out the whole class got one, so it's not all that bad. What do you do? Try to get in your journalsg try to not talk in classg just write, write and still write! ,NX Aa Vb I wh..- l'l ' a, Kent Olds stretches for a fast serve during a home meet. b. Brenda Mayer searches for change during Sth hour coke break as Diane Van Dorien watches, c. Carla Taylor d. lodi Ball bites into the poisonous apple given to her by the snake, john Watts during the play Diary of Eve. These Faces Brought to You by B Sf C Sporting Goods This Is It Its one of our last times to be together Everyone gathers around the strong Everyone is talking of the good 1' 'ws times we the class of 81 have had One guy trips over a dirt clod on his way back to the keg The cops arrive as everyone knew they would before the night was over Our senior party comes to an end as the last burning coal is put out and the Journey goes on fire, and the conversation starts going , .,.,.,.-.. A . U . J p me v I - ' I ' I ' . t .1 I A ,iw aA 8 , t. fix 1,-. 9 J I a. Rusty Starks hikes the football to leff Nulik to begin a play in Freshman P.E. b. Bryant Phye helping with prom. I - c. Bill Hatcher demonstrates watching the ball before striking in Tennis Practice. These Friends Sponsored by First National Bank - Anthony ,4 N J Pa M. V w AY- y I Vb ' C P f f fdWdAZ Mamjfw 1 Mwffyiwfqf Nfwymaiwfffdw n ' larvls uto Su I 1 -IJ 'XWJT 1-r x W1 N 1 Student Survey A Student View of the World Many news stories happened that stick in the minds of CHS. students. We saw great things happen such as the space shuttle performing perfectly on it's first space out- ing, the hostages finally released after 444 days of captiv- ity, Ronald Reagans defeat of incumbant President limmy Carter and the grain embargo lifted. There were also not so great things happening. lohn Lennon was shot and killed in New York, President Reagan wounded by an assassins bullet in Washington DC, and Pope lohn Paul ll in Rome. For the fourth year, the Paisano staff asked students what else was important to them in 1980-81? Their responses provided insights into the personalities, fad and favorites of this school year. ,......x. fs-w - W4,,,,..4- I E, ,,...+s,,, 5 ---vvfw,-.-qi: lt's Past Time for Pastimes 'l, Partying 29f?A 2. Parking 2296 3, Music 1196 4. Dating 1095 5. Draging Main 905 Wheels with Appeal I. Z-28 1890 I. Porche 910 1800 3. Corvette 1390 4, Firebird 102, 4. Chevy 4x4 'IOUU Leading Ut It's Still Rock and Roll to Me I. Love Stories 3-IW, 2. Mysteries I70., I. High infidelity 3. Sports I-IU., 2. Double Fantasy 3. Teen Problems 'l4I'., 3. Eagles Live 3. Science Fiction 1-IU., 3. Tusk 5. Back in Black Pick of the Flicks Boob-Tube Biggies T. G.l.? 1. Stir Crazy 28'Z, 1. MYAYSYH 4196 1. Friday 2. Any Which Way You Can 92 2. Dallas 10? 2. Wednesday 3. Airplane 4fXs 2. Flamingo Road 10'Z, 3. Thursday 3. Kramer Vs. Kramer 4'Zs 4. Munsters 942, 4. Tuesday 5. Animal House Ms 5. Soap 8'Z, 4. Monday 'fousmuassl Pick Performers 5:52 1. Clint Eastwood 2. Alan Alda 3. Richard Pryor 4. Goldie Hawn 5. Bo Derick We Will Rock You 1. REO Speedwagon 2. Air Supply 3. Queen 4. Lakeside 5. Eagles Midday Delights 1. Cinnamon Rolls 2. Roadrunner Bars 3. Tacos 3. Iced Tea 5. Potato Patties The Mod Squad 1. Blue leans 2. Tight Slacks 3. Pastel Colors 3. Wool Skirt and Knee Socks 5. Blazer Sounds of 8 7 1. Keep On Loving You 2. Celebration 3. Another One Bites The Dust 4. Woman 5. Freebird 91'ZJ 4'Xs 37, 2'Xs TZ, 262 192 16'Xs 142 10'Zs 55? 7'Z, 62 51: 47, 42? 15'Z1 'l0'Xs 102 5'Z1 582 14'Zs 72 7'ZJ 5'Zs 372 16'Zs 102 6fZs 4'Zs if Clockwise from Left: Don Drouhard, Fred Howie, Gerald Wolff, Superintendent Byron Smith, Presi- dent Larry Phye, Asst. Superintendent Don Gas- Board of Education Superintendent Smith, State Master Teacher 1981 Byron C. Smith, Superintendent of USD 361, has been named one of seven winners of the 1981 Kansas Master Teacher award given annually by Emporia State University. Mr. Smith has been superintendent for fourteen years. Mr. Smith was hired by USD 361 to help pass the already once- defeated bond issue to build a new high school. In these four- teen years he has seen his initial mission accomplished in the form of Chaparral High, the successful and celebrated home of the Roadrunners. Though Mr. Smith's expertise is in personnel, school finance, bond issues and building programs, his major interest is the suc- cess of the students. Harper County NEA, in submitting his nomination wrote, llfor a man five years from retirement who has served at the ltop' for thirty-two of his thirty-four years amid the ups and downs of Kansas education, he is indeed a man of experience in our state. Those who know him admire his wit and cherish his friendship. They are well aware of his just and fair discipline and his demands for excellence. There are few in his field who can match his record in the state of Kansas. Terry's Auto Supply per, Clerk layne Warbinton, Elizabeth Calloway Pallie Garrett, and Bill Bayless. xy' -f vvalyply Nts al l ,lf of if 5 gf it If we S W lf Ula nf .Q 7 at Sr it S t QM W l Sam High, Assistant Principal .ilzgg fl X Principal Brown QMS ' QV Leaves C. H.S. , W, Am, Chaparral Principal George Brown ,Wy X srl rl Us DW X C-'V J up RWM wfvj X X., fi . 1 nv, gc! KLM if Us Sponsored by Parsons Funeral Home leaves Chaparral at the end of the 1980- 81 school year to take the position of Superintendent of USD 321 in north- eastern Kansas. The school district, which includes St. Marys, Rossville, and other small towns, is located between Topeka and Manhattan. Brown has served as principal of Cha- parral since 1976 when he came from - Marysville. 'Qj,'xegQk51,1, D gbyc I T yl 5. 4 ' Faculty Math , i 5, . Bruce Albright, Science Q ,., f J. if , H25 I. C. Baker, Counselor L., ' '- loyce Baker, Reading , 't N' Leon Ballenger, Vocal Music A' ' Sam Beam, Social Science f Bucilla Blair, Business H ' x '55 Lane Buck, Mathematics Myrel Carr, English Laura Clark, Physical Education ey? Robert Dills, Vocational Cleo Dowell, English Iohn Elmore, Drivers Education Betty Fisher, Home Economics Cary Gerber, Vocational lune Gerber, lnterrelated Resource Center 4 Gary Harman, English X N ef f' ' 4 . Wendell Hodges, Music I r Robert Hottman, Art f W H 1' 5 ' Robert Martin, Business -A ' u ' ' lim Menhusen, Vocational yi Dana Osborne, Home Economics l W Gloria Piersall, English Marilyn Puls, Librarian Elmer Rhodes, Mathematics Mike Roberts, English Dave Rochholz, Social Science S W X ici Harvey Romans, Physical Education og, , Iohn Ryman, Science Q5 AJ 3' Valgene Schierling, Science 6. .... ff I W. Shurley, Social Science .Eg ,, l R. Smith, Foreign Language . . 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WT? 2nd Row: Wendy Haakinson, johnny , t -.,l lf- i y , -- '44 W Y gi, V, 'f gf Helms, Tern Hormel, Rusty Hostetler, lanell , .A ,, Q3 9 5 4-'w Hughbanks, Linda Kastens, Danny Lear, ' I ' if ,. lgv ' A' M: , V I ji 'gg T Cindy Livengood, lohn Longbine. '. , fs, 2. VL' 5 'l - QV r , '. xi W gr 1 J l iidlm 4 9 3 Z1 L - are i ' ' V41 ' V75 'gl ' - -L sa 3rd Row: Marilyn McDaniel, Dan Mackey, leff Masner, ' ' ' If A s- l 1 I , 'gi Don Medlam, Kevin Moore, Lloyd Murrow, lon Nelson, l ' Q ' ' , A I - KA., 1 Al' E l ' 1 ' Randy Patterson. r AEA ill' 1 ',f A 1 i f 4 ,, f + L,,, , ,V ' ' Q 3 i5 'fi 5 3 5 1 L f 4th Row: Darin Peterson, Bryant Phye,'Rick Podschun, ' - 1 , W7 ,414 WZ All . -jk 1- ' 1 , ' Ierry Quick, Lisa Rinke, Eric Williams, Kim Yandell Harvey 1- ' 4 A iq i ff 4 -.Q W L - T ' :Q 'fffx Romans. . V Lfqiiggj ' 5 bl a y, Q . , C' at These Smiles Brought to You by l. C. 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These Friends Sponsored by Y-Teens Top Row. lulie Andrews, Connie Adkinson, lodi Ball, Faith Banister, Amy Bassford, Kelly Beadman, Shanna Beadman, lanet Brooks, 2nd Row: Cookie Calderon, lena Calvert. lennifer Campbell, Chris Chamberlian, Cathy Cherry, lohnna Goady, lulie Connell, Kelly Connell. 3rd Row: Rene Cooper, Linda Coslett, September DeChenne, Kristl Drosselmeyer, Shannon Drosselmeyer, lill Drouhard, Theresa Eades, Shelly Fawcett, 4th Row: Alicia Fox, lonna Gaffney, Sherry Gering, Soyna Goucher, Lori Grabs, lane Grant, Mary Grant, Susan Green, Sth Row: Dana Grimmet, Wendy Haakinson, lanell Hamilton, Robin Harnden, Kay Hare, Anita Head, Delana Hekel, Carla Hess. 6th Row: Shelly Hill, Lana Hodson, Shelly Hofmeyer, Shirley Howie, Linda lmel, Michelle lacobs, Annie Lint, Cindy Livengood. 7th Row: Dana Loesch, Lou Love, Sue Love, Carol Martin, Brenda Mayer, Marie McCulIy, Kelly McPhail, Gwen Menhusen. Bth Row: Rachel Meyer, Lynn Parsons, Tammy Perry, Lori Peterson, Vickie Prouse, Suzanne Pulliam, DeaAnn Reber, Mary Etta Reynolds. 9th Row: Carla Ricke, Lisa Rinke, Angie Schnackenberg, Tammy Schreiber, Brenda Seipel, Cori Sharp, Crissa Sharp, Brenda Smith. 10th Row: Lori Smith, Suzette Smith, Karen Stein, Seana Teague, Lexa Vermillion, Kim Von ltter, leannie Vondracek, Becky Wedman. 11th Row: layne Wedman, Kim Wells, Lana Williams, Soyna Williams, Stacy Williams, Andi Wilson, Connie Wilson, Margaret Wilson. Bottom Row: Sheryl Wisely, Stacy Woodle, Lori Woods, Kim Yandell, Veva Zimmerman, Mrs. Blair Advisor. Battertonis True Value Hardware Gerber Becomes New IA Sponsor Top Row: Dan Ackerman, Kevin Albright, Mike Anderson, Brian Arnold, Diane Ballinger, Shelly Base. Second Row: Cliff Bazer, lesse Coffey, lohn Coffey, Dale Cole, Greg Dick, Kevin Dick. Third Row: Chris Dierksen, Todd Dierksen, leff Dodgen, Roger Drouhard, Marty Eshelman, Kevin Evans. Fourth Row: Glen Fisher, Larry Gaug, Brian Graves, lim Hays, Brian Hendricks, Monty Hess. Fifth Row: Dennis Holdt, Brad Imel, Ron Kasel, Kenny Kiser, Claudia Krshka, lohn Longbine. Sixth Row: Kerry McKee, Edwin Martens, Tom Morris, Steve Naffziger, David Nickel, Kent Olds. Seventh Row: Bruce Oliver, Doug Perry, Tod Pray, Doug Ricke, Clip Rousseau, Monica Ryan, Eighth Row: Matt Salter, leff Sanders, Eddie Sheen, Rusty Starks, Scott Swonger. Bottom Row: leff Thetge, Scott White, Steve Wilkinson, Mike Yoder, Gary Gerber. 116 t in sr J zm,,g+ -vu This Page Brought to You by Family Shoe Store -G Stuco Sponsors Blood Moble, Beats Kingman nw: ,aww y. . . ,. . ff 5 Y ' S A ,Q 5 F' sf? , ' f -.. , i FX , ,K .si , we s f' jf A 'fw' 'V kv, if , i . Q ja- -f ix . S i t ,, , A Wg, A 'HS i is A N ' I . 'Pa m- QE . -1- - ugsfyr -iid Li- i ' ffk i Q- 35311--sf, ,:' A, Q, N .fry ijt as . 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Serves Faculty Breakfast f il, ,M W ii ' i Gs X Top Row: Susan Blanchat, lulie Connell, Linda Coslett, , .I 9 ' ' -i lonna Gaffney, Sherry Gering, Valerie Howie, Dianna if X L .fx W, 1 ' ' , A Hughbanks, Mike lacobs. K ., My L PV. ui I-S rf ,x N 3, AA. I. f A vu' ', i 1. X . N , . .na x. .1 i I i I ,,....... , fire J' Q L ,zff ' it-'rf' is - . N L. -. , 1 grjf .- I . 'nw 4 e - 4'-'I I t j C I if Ki , - - 5 Q is Middle Row: Linda Kastens, Kenny Kiser, Marie McCully, V 2.-. 4 ' i , 'V ' .' , ' , S Brenda Mayer, Linda Morgan, Lloyd Murrow, Sherri 'M ,, ' v ' n 1' A 3 5 4 ,A Myers, Regina Powell. r , . ' V 4 ' . . . A in-iv 'J l v Z S S ' J N ian- ,rj ,, i S, N - W Q 7 . i Q ,Q 'f '-5 F - V. ' 5, A xg W ' Bottom Row: Suzanne Pulliam, Dea Ann Reber, Karen Stein, Sheila Wells, , , - -. 1 my , K ai ,, J. V Qiiggg' , mv f' g Cherle Wohlschlegel, Deneen Wood, loyce Baker, f gig 1 K fl -A lx i L4iJ.t-t i ' iii fl? 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V ' ' Q wr J A , 1 Hotrman. , - ,A ., 7 ., ,QQ ,h 1 I .J V . i A , is s 'M' 5 . 1 I Hi-Y Attends Youth-in-Government, Buzz with the Fuzz lst Row' Greg Bontrager, lohn Coslett, Charles Darnell, Marilee Drouhard, Steve Gaug, Scott Giesen, Bill Hatcher, Brian Hostetler. f ?:rzZ.l 'W x ,. la N if ,lit 2nd Row: Tod Hostetler, Danny Lear, Mickey Lear, Dean Menhusen, Kevin Moore, leff Nulik. 3rd Row: Kent Olds, Rocky Patterson, Bryant Phye, Greg Romans, Clip Rousseau, Chris Ryan. 4th Row: Tom Schrant, Tim Shue, lim Smith, Van Whaley, Eric Williams, Rob Martin. 118 yt ig Q 'Y ' . 3 f 2 ,1 . 'as f 4 ,5 1 These Clubs Sponsored by Mardis Electric Yearbook Staff Launches 87 Piasano . 1422 Front Row: Leslie Van Dolah, Rusty Hostetler, Cori Sharp, lill Hall. Middle Row: Lloyd Murrow, Shelly Hill, Lorna McFarland, Kristl Drosselmeyer, David Smithhisler. Back Row: Bob Hottman, Fred Smith, Bryant Phye, Brenda Seipel, lon Nelson Michael Roberts. Ill 'f ,A 3, , K ' 121 ,, I 1 2 ' J 1, ' - I il 1 Q I 311 y'g:u,' I in 5, 'L X b V 4, .u , f, . gf.'f 3 , If , ,f - . , AL . AA ft I Q: 214, 4' 1 .V Q gan: , rg ' 41' av- , ,V - V, 'mfff 'A ' 1 va: ,gk , 3 ' M y L , af' - ip' . -s. XW,,jss'. f ew I f ' A V--' W-- A Front Row: Don Medlam, Kent Olds, Lorna McFarland, Annie Lint, Devonne Pudge, Myrel Carr, Shelly Base, Tom Morris. SW Middle Row: Shelly Hill, Brenda Smith, lewell Pearl, Vickie l-lughbanks, Ernestine McDaniel, Kristl Drosselmeyer, Chris Chamberlain. Back Row: Danny Farmer, Charlene Cink, Cindy Livengood, Becky Longbine, Cori Sharp, Stacy Drosselmeyer, Deanna Davis, Roger McKnight, leff Masner. ewspaper Staff Hi-Lites the Year. Irwin ano' Potter Drugs Stage Band C Top Row: Dan Ackerman, jamie Baker, Gret Bontrager, .., janet Brooks, jena Calvert, jennifer Campbell, Curt Clark, john Coslett, f Second Row: Linda Coslett, Greg Dick, Linda Domnick, Roger Downing, Kevin Evans, Scott Garrett, Sherry Gering, Sonya Goucher, Susan Green. Third Row: Robin Harnden, Ellen Hatcher, Kay Hare, Terry Honn, Tod Hostetler, Darrin jacobs, Ron Kasel, Kenny Kiser, Kim Konkel. Fourth Row: Lee Langham, Kevin Potts, Clip Rousseau, Monica Ryan, Spence Sechler, Brenda Seipel, Pat Starks, Seana Teague, Kevin Wheaton. Pep Band Top Row: Dan Ackerman, Connie Adkisson, jamie Baker, Greg Bontrager, janet Brooks, jena Calvert, jennifer Campbell, Curt Clark, johnie Coffey. Second Row: julie Connell, john Coslett, Linda Coslett, September DeChenne, Greg Dick, Kevin Dick, Linda Domnick, David Downing, Roger Downing. Third Row: Stacey Drosselmeyer, Kevin Evans, Freida Garigin, Scott Garrett, Sherry Gering, Sonya Goucher, Susan Green, Wendy Haakinson, joe Hall, Fourth Row: Kay Hare, Robin Harnden, Ellen Hatcher, lim Hays, Delana Hekel, Terry Hoann, Tod Hostetler, Shirley Howie, Diana Hughbanks. Fifth Row: janell Hughbanks, David lnnes, Darrin jacobs, Keith jones, Ron Kasel, Kenny Kiser, Kim Konkel, Lee Langham, Carol Martin. Sixth Row: jewel Pearl, Kevin Potts, Lisa Rinke, Clip Rousseau, Monica Ryan, Tammy Schreiber, Spence Sechler, Brenda Seipel, Suzette Smith. Seventh Row: Pat Starks, Seana Teague, Leslie Van Dolah, Kim Von ltter, Teresa Warner, Sheila Wells, Kevin Wheaton, Steve Wilkinson, Kim Yandell. 120 A! 2 V 1 -itz X xl i 55 ff -I L , K - 1 Pep Band Supports Basketbal ts 1 ,gf 4 'ft ,., S 'J , - RQ I , A E i ' f fr 'lf' 1 be g i 5. 1.1 :.,,-.- qv y xl' , , ki V4 XX b A, 1 We K ' lx 5, . P r , LE ,S E S, '-1 . aff -. rf . Y 4 1' Y' ,ss Q, 1 Wg l . 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Fourth Row: Frank Duhon, Kevin Evans, Freida Garigin, Scott Garrett, Sherry Gering, Sonya Goucher, Susan Green. Fifth Row: Wendy Haakinson, loe Hall, Kay Hare, Robin Harnden, Ellen Hatcher, lim Hays, Delana Hekel. Sixth Row: Barbara Hill, Terry Honn, Tod Hostetler, Shirley Howie, Roger Hovorka, Dianna Hughbanks, lanell Hughbanks. Seventh Row: David Innes, Darrin Jacobs, Keith lones, Ron Kasel, Kenneth Kiser, Kim Konkel, Lee Langham. Eighth Row: Carol Martin, Gwen Menhusen, Linda Morgan, Lynn Parsons, Iewel Pearl, Lory Peterson, Kevin Potts. Ninth Row: Regina Powell, Clip Rousseau, Monica Ryan, Lisa Rinke, Tammy Schreiber, Spence Sechler, Brenda Seipel. Tenth Row: Crissa Sharp, Suzette Smith, Pat Starks, Seana Teague, Leslie Van Dolah, Kim Von ltter, Teresa Warner. Eleventh Row: Lana Williams, Shelia Wells, Kevin Wheaton, Steve Wilkinson, Cheryl Wohlschlagel, Gary Wohlschlegel, Kim Yandell. 121 Chaparral Singers Turn Stage into CAR IVAL' Top Row: lulie Andrews, Diane Ballinger, Shelly Base, Amy Bassford, Kelly Beadman, Lynette Bird, Susan Blanchat. N 1 Second Row: Curt Clark, john Coffey, Linda Coslett, . ., Charles Darnell, Todd Dautel, Deanna Davis, September ' Third Row: Greg Dick, David Downing, Stacy , V Drosselmeyer, Mike Elliott, lonna Gaffney, Sherry Gering, - - Mary Ann Grant. Fourth Row: Susan Green, lill Hall, lim Hays, Anita Head, it Delana Hekel, Terri Hormel, Dianna Hughbanks. T i - ' Fifth Row: lanell Hughbanks, Vickey Hughbanks, Mike lacobs, lerry lanet, Beth lensen, Carol Iohnson, Linda Sixth Row: Mickey Lear, Christine McDaniel, Roger McKni ht, Dan Mackey, leff Masner, Dean Meniusen, Ty Meyer, Kevin Moore. Seventh Row: Linda Morgan, Tom Morris, Kent Olds, Bruce Oliver, Randy Oller, Ronnie Patterson, Shelly Patterson, Tammy Perry. Eighth Row: Darin Peterson, Bryant Phye, Devonne Pudge, Suzanne Pulliam, Dea Ann Reber, Chris Ruddock Ricke, Greg Romans, Clip Rousseau. Ninth Row: Chris Ryan, Monica Ryan, Angie Schnackenberg, Tom Schrant, Spence Sechler, Brenda Seipel, Tim Shue, Karl Smith. Bottom Row: Manda Smith, leff Thetge, Anna Vermillion, Darla Vondracek, Pat Watts, lames Williams, Daneen Wood, Veva Zimmerman, Not Pictured: Duane Dahlem. 122 ,M . mtl 4. fr J Y 4 f f A , ie ', , , K . ,f ' A .5 , . -i at X vs ,. 5, 4 T, l F 4 s ,Q V ' 4.335 , 'I' X fx ' - , C A 1 .' J - Y If V r ' A ' qi I X , We- 'T ns, - si 2 DeChenne. Ki Q i 'QL , gt, ' y :J X , ., N F f X 7 ' l f!QfiI x f '22 W 'ss U M V' 'T I -'fa' i If 1 t r W 5 f -xp' 6 - , 5' A ,. f . ' -I 4 X N ' f , X A il , X 4 A i -I . v x VI - . L1 4, , f 'A X . 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K ' , . HW' s Beadman, Greg Bentrager, Rusty Bowles, lena Calvert. , iz' if t ' t 'ir - X- , ,, - 5 ' . ll. f' . , -. ' lk- is t . a it A S-2 W . Q. t ' - f ' .. Q . 4 rf' Ls at - S it '1 ' 1 l I . fit Second Row: Tina Calvert, Kevan Dick, Glen Fisher, lane T' 5 vi' ' I V, I - A fr Lg Grant, Dana Grimmett, lanell Hamilton, Korena Hamilton J E4 .tin ' .0 , x 'X f - li , :X H ' 3 . A It-5-It t 1 s v 'xl' Q, ,i Third Row: Kay Hare, Robin Harnden, Brian Hostetler, Q , lanice Hughbanks, Linda lmel, David Innes, lohn ' v X v McFarland. A ' 1 '- - sa 1? fm t, . . t - t -4,6 w vw f 1. 'my' l 1 , 6 n Fourth Row: Kelly McPhail, Gwen Menhusen, Francis i ji -, if 1 4 Moss, David Nickel, Lori Peterson, Kevin Potts, Kathy 'Y' YJ .., 4 ' ' Renfro. : rr V YY .3 .. 3 af bt i i Q Lt: Till! t xll ti ll! t V-A i il Vt: W regatta it sian ,gf I Y Q ' 7 H: K Fifth Row: Mary Etta Reynolds, Kelly T' . 'l ' 1 Y ' Q 5 A 'll 4 Sechler, Eddie Sheen, Eddie Sherman, Lori ' ' ' 54' V5 fl ' I A, ' rf t - it , Smith, Suzette Smith, Pat Starks, Lexa , lj ' f X . 'Sf y x H W , Vermillion, , 1' l l '1 ' A 5 ,fy '. - I 1. xml V 4 tit, J. WL .qv , ,K , if' .1 K Ty is nl , 1 t. . -, f A T i . - H A - - vt -l' Bottom Row: Kim Vonltter, lim Ward, ...X fi? 1' A , ' 4 5.3 f M Becky Wedman, Kim Wells, Van Whealy, I ,ff 3 w y- 4 .0 V- Sonya Williams, Steve Williams, Gary . Q YF -'Iv' W ' ' ' Q t Wohlschlegel rl 4- V ,- :W i 1 X lv as ' In K , , L.. f' K e it A T' ' h i as att .7 -i lll . . tt. . lst Q k t t . J Frosh and Treble Choir Give Concertsg Attend Contest fe it it fe e '5 A V Y. , V 'H , 1, V .-.Li , if ,ie 3 ,X .tar H1132 11, N- A , .L -Lt ' 3 -t- S , A ,K 5 211 KW 1' A ., .. , ,. -, . H 9 'i ,'.-- if , 14 'll 11 , ,Q . 'f Q. 3 H 1 ' ., . y - t l X on .. l X -- Nl K- QV, .S --,,.sla,.3g3,g ,A . Q 4 . V I , In , ., . ,R , , V . ,. I t - . V-.V V V -Qt :AU,..s , . K In J. J 3 .V x ,rf L wtf I T tx. .- - Jin.: 'V 4 , 5 wr- L, V V 15 f 3 f, Vs! . ' f r w. As r Q ff: l J '59, t ' , 1,4441 .. V Euasdamh Sponsored by Top Row. Cindy Bowles, Kelly Connell, Shannon Drosselmeyer, lill Drouhard, Tricia DuVall, Theresa Eades. Second Row: Shelly Fawcett, Sonya Goucher, Lori Grabs, Wendy Haakinson, lulie Hilliker, Lana Hudson. Third Row. Shelly Hofmeier, Michelle Iacobs, Dana Loesch, Rachel Meyer. Vickie Prouse, Carla Taylor. Bottom Row: leannie Vondracek, Heather Vernauf, Stacy Williams, Andi Wilson, Stacy Woodle, Lori Woods. T and P Variety and Hardware Football Team in Play Offsg fo the Fourth Consecutive Yea Front Row Kevin Moore, Tracy Copenhaver, Chris Smith, Scott Giesen, Bill 3rd ROW' COdCh Elm0f9, Ddffln l-RODS, Dan Mddwy, lerry Quick, Mike Elliott Hats her, Lloyd Murrow, Gary Dillingham. David Dunn, Don Medlam, Danny Farmer, lohn Longbtne, Coach Adams, 2nd Row. Manager Rick Podschun, Glenn Wulson, lim Smith, left Thetge, Top Row, Keith lones, Steve Decker, Danny Lear, Bryant Phye, Tern Honn, Charles Darnell, Tom Schranl, Greg Romans, Pat Walls, Eric Williams Darin Peterson, Rusty Hostetler, Fred Smith, Coach Rochholz. These Roadrunners Brought to You by MCC ann '5 Dairy Products tf3,0.JYX Lj 0 U vim, CXQ X4 Klifh MLW Llff 'lf UJQUJNX in U A x t A 1L'o1fafl Llilf-:CJJ bw lfbllk it ,my Deba tors Double Squad Size, ftjm wifi At W mf W at when AL 4 MJ IUC!-1LGYLf Record Best Year Yet ,see ie we uw we my LJMLJ l G-o C. JQCCQAQ wx rw L Front Row' left Thetge, Spence Sechler, Lynn Par- sons, Crissa Sharp, Todd Warner, Mark McCully, September DeChenne, Susan Blanchat, 2nd Row Eric Huddelston, Curt Clark, Sherry Ger- ing, Greg Romans, lonna Gaffney, Dennis Smith- hisler, Angie Schnackenberg, Deneen Wood Back Row: Chris Dierkson, lerry lanet, Manda Smith, Linda Morgan, Steve Decker, Andi Wilson, Rachel Meyer. Not Pictured. Barbara Hill a'6Lt,- A Forensics Seniorless Year Maintains a Busy Schedule Front Row: leff Thetge, Spence Sechler, Lynn Par sons, Crissa Sharp, Todd Warner, Mark McCully, Susan Blanchat. 2nd Row: Eric Huddelston, Curt Clark, Sherry Ger- ing, Greg Romans, lonna Gaffney, Dennis Smith- hisler, Deneen Wood. Back Row: Chris Dierkson, lerry lanet, David Smithhisler. Not Pictured: Barbara Hill. This Page Brought to You by Wards Marine and Supply CHS Sends Boys and Girl to State Cross Countr Meet for First Time Eve Front Rowilulie Hilliker, Terri orn1e,Mar MC u . Mdd H I k C Ily i Ie Row: Wendy Haalkinson, lanelI Hughbanks, Lisa Rinke, Kim Yandell, David Nickle, Cindy Livengood Ch I Clnk,VaISCh I g B kR 1ScottGarre D S hhl D h T Sh T TdID IC Clk K yK Sponsored by Harper Camperland, Inc. guy I Girls Tennis Send Three to State. Front Row: Linda Domnick, Marie McCully, Sonya Coucher, Carol Johnson, Sherri Myers, Claudia Krshka, Back Row: Linda Coslett, Veva Zimmerman, Val Howie, Suzanne Pulliam, Lynette Bird, Susan Green, Deanna Davis. junior Varsity Front Row: lewell Pearl, Susan Blanchat, Beth len- sen, Crissa Sharp, Lynn Parsons, Mary Etta Rey- nolds, Dea Ann Reber. Back Row: Shirley Howie, lill Drouhard, Lori Crabs, Kim Vonltter, Amy Bassford, Tammy Perry, Veva Zimmerman. Martin Chevrolet-Pontiac: Boys Basketballers Tri-Champs in CTL Front Row: Tom Schrant, Chris Ryan, Steve Decker, David Smithhisler, Dean Menhusen, Lloyd Murrow. Back Row: Rick Podschun, Don Medlam, Randy Patterson, David Dunn, Mike Elliott, Dan Mackey, Varsity Front Row: Linda Kastens, Linda Domnick, Marilyn McDaneil, Kim Yandell, Susan Green. Back Row: Marilee Drouhard, Val Howie, Suzanne Pulliam, Charlene Cink, Becky Longbine, Cindy Livengood. Girls Basketball 128 Mighty Midgets State Champions Bobco Homes These Roaflrunners Brought to You hy I Ron 5 Flo wers junior Varsity Front Row: Glenn Wilson, Fred Smith, Tim Shue Spence Sechler, Kevin Albright. Back Row: Danny Farmer, Cary Fox, Edwin Martens, Darrin lacobs, leff Thetge. Front Row: Soyna Coucher, lanell Hughbanks. 2nd Row: Lisa Rinke, Kim Yandell, Beth lenson. Back Row: Becky Longbine, lill Drouhard, Kelly Connell, Marilyn McDaniel, junior Varsity 12 Front Row: Debs Cook, David Nickel, Mark Moore, Todd Warner, Van Whealy, Brian Arnold, Greg Bontrager. Back Row: Tim Burnet, Coach Adams, lohn Cos- lett, Kevin Potts, Scott Garrett, Glen Fisher, Rusty Bowles, Brad Hen- drick, Kelly Sechler. Front Row: lane Grant, Mary Etta Rey- nolds, Lynn Parsons, Frances Moss, Gwen Menhusen, Back Row: Diana Domnick, Sheila Honn, lanell Hamil- ton, Shirley Howie, Iena Calvert, Kim Von ltter, Ellen Hatcher, Kathy Ren- fro. Freshman Teams Ha ve Building Year atv ' Brought to You by Gene's Repair 1 ' , 5 f L I Five Wrestlers to State, Helms Takes First g, R ,. ww.. gs Golfers Play Last Season Anthony Floral Front Row Mark McCuIIy, Kelly Reynolds, leff Dodgen, Marvin Haynes, Greg Dick, Casey Vondracek, lim Coun- trymen, Roger Downing. 2nd Row: Coach Rochholz, Iohn McFarland, Steve Wilk- erson, Kevin Dick, Chris Smith, Iohnny Helms, Cliff Bazer. Back Row: Tracy Copen- haver, Scott Giesen, Ronnie Patterson, lerry Quick, Rusty Hostetler, Gary Wohlschle- gel, Coach Elmore. Front Row: Casey Von- dracek, Shawn Hall, Fred- die Haynes, Greg Bon- trager. Back Row: Coach Buck, Don Medlam, Clip Rous- seau, Tom Clark, Keith lones. Not Pictured: lon Nelson, Dan Watts, Diana Pol- lock, layne Wedman. 131 Varsity Tennis Tim Shue, Chris Ryan, David Dunn, Dan Mackey, Billy Hatcher, Ty Myers. Not Pictured: Kent Olds. Front Row: Spence Sechler, Debs Cook, Kelly Sechler, Kevin Dick, Todd Warner. Back Row: Tim Schroeder, Kevin Potts, leff Thetge, Terry Honn, Greg Romans, Greg Dick. 132 Dunn, Mackey Post 32-7 Seasong 2nd at Sta Sd ini Z X QX Q j V Tennis l These Athletes Sponsored by C. 1. 's Headquarters Style Salon Underclassmen Dominate Track Teams ront Row: Diana Domnick, Ellen Hatcher, lill rouhard, Lisa Rinke, Kim Yandell, Marilee Drouh- rd, Susan Green, Charlene Cink. nd Row: Robin Harnden, Mary Etta Reynolds, ana Williams, Michelle Jacobs, lanice Hughbanks, arie McCully, Sonya Goucher, Wendy Haakin- s. son, Terri Hormel. Back Row: lonna Gaffney, Manager, Lori Peterson, Theresa Eades, Becky Wedman, Stacey Williams, Cathy Renfro, lena Calvert, Cindy Bowles, lanell Hughbanks, lanet Brooks, Manager. Girl's Track Q, A A 7 f fi 6 ' 3 T 'X' Wulf ft -P3 ' , U, uxfa ,Usa t ,wax U X 1 5 ' . W ll, A EA Nl G X '. 'f , sw, A T K T 5 V it 5 VTZA ' f l ' 'lt 5 S V X Us C' rf ' ' if ' f 'G 2 ew? y CNA Q l r g , , in Q X E 3.4 'Ai' fn lgy' A f y an X , ,X 'Li 5 'f 'J hd - , V -WW' - ,px D 5, ' V A K ' ,y fa L .5 -.v a ' , J K .2 f 3 ' at L i, Z L -K Us . if ' rf 'Q . ' . M GX Xi! , iai ,sa ' 'ront Row: Rusty Bowles, Cliff Bazer, David Nickel, Elen Wilson, lohn McFarland, Mark McCully. ind Row: limmy Ward, Van Whealy, Tom ichrant, David Smithhisler, Fred Smith, Charles Darnell, Dennis Smithhisler, Kevin Moore, Back Row: Eric Huddleston, Kerry McKee, Brian Schreiner, Danny Farmer, lohn Longbine, Duane Dahlem, Glen Fisher, lohn Coslett. These Roadrunners Presented by Elliott Funeral Homes Boy's Track 3rd Buhler Tourn. 1 Extemp Statistics: Who Presideol Took Minutes, Won, Lost, Etc. Activities C-CLUB Pres - Lloyd Murrow, V. Pres. - Dan Macker, Sec.-Treas. Char- lene Cink, Stuco. - Tracy Copenhaver, Sponsor - Harvey Romans. FRESHMAN Pres, - Robin Harnden, V. Pres. - Becky Wedman, Sec. - Diana Domnick, Treas. - Lory Peterson, Stuco Reps. - lohn Coslett, Rocky Patterson, Sponsors - Cleo Dowell, Laura Clark. FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS Sonya Williams, Lana Williams, Suzette Smith, Linda Imel. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Pres - Ronnie Patterson, V.Pres. - lames Williams, Sec. - David Downing, Treas. - Tim Tomlin, Reporter - Todd Pray, Sentinel - Marvin Haynes, Sponsor - Robert Dills, FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Pres. - Veva Zimmerman, V. Pres. - Susan Blanchat, Sec. - Mari- lee Drouhard, Treas. - Val Howie, Historian - Linda Morgan, Reporter - Claudia Krshka, Stuco. - Cindy Livengood, Points Chairman - lill Drouhard and Theresa Eads, Song Leader - Dea Ann Reber, Sponsor - Dana Osborn. HI-Y Pres. - Bill Hatcher, V. Pres. - Eric Williams, Sec. - Steve Gaug, Treas. - lim Smith, Chaplain. - Tim Shue, Stuco. - Kent Olds. Sponsor - Robert Martin. INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB Pres. - Tom Morris, V. Pres. - Clip Rousseau, Sec. - Shelly Base. Treas. - Kerry McKee, Reporter - Steve Wilkinson, Sgt. at Arms - Brian Schreiner , Sweetheart - Monica Ryan, Stuco - Claudia Krshka, lames Williams, Field Trip Chr. - Doug Ricke, Record Book Chr, - lon Nelson, Sponsor - Gary Gerber. IUNIOR CLASS Pres. - Linda Coslett, V. Pres. - Susan Blanchat, Sec. - Denise Hufford, Treas. - Roger McKnight, Stuco Reps - Marilyn McDaniel and Brenda Smith, Sponsors - Elmer Rhodes, Bob Hott' man, I. R. Smith, Harvey Romans, loyce Baker, Dana Osborn, KEY CLUB Pres. - Rick Podschun,V. Pres. - Lloyd Murrow,Sec,-Treas. Kerry McKee, Asst. Sec-Treas. Mike Elliott, Pub. Relations - Kenny Kiser, Stuco Rep. - Dan Mackey, Senior Director - Don Medlam, lunior Director - Fred Smith, Sophomore Director Darrin lacobs, Spon- sor - Bob Hottman. NATIONAL FORENSICS LEAGUE Pres. - Dennis Smithhisler, V Pres. - Sherry Gering, Sec-Treas. - Lori Grabs, Reporter - Susan Blanchat, Stuco Rep. - lerry lanet, Sponsor Gary Harmon. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Pres. - Mike lacobs, V. Pres. - Karen Stein, Sec. - Suzanne Pul- liam, Treas. - Sherri Myers, Stuco Rep. - Marie McCully, Sponsor - loyce Baker PAISANO STAFF Editor - Ion Nelson, Business Manager - Brenda Seipel,Photograa pners - Fred Smith, Bryant Phye, Brenda Seipel, Cori Sharp. Layout - Leslie VanDolah, lill Hall, Lorna McFarland, Rusty Hosterler. Copy - David Smithhisler, Kristl Drosselmeyer. Shelly Hill, Lloyd Murrow. Writers - Staff and Dan Mackey, Tom Morris. Layout and Photog- raphy Advisor - Robert Hottman, Copy Advisor Micheal Roberts. PEP CLUB Pres. - Deneen Wood, V. Pres. - Lorna McFarland, Sec. - Linda Morgan, Treas. - Shelly Patterson, Stuco Rep. - lonna Gaffney, Sponsors - Bruce Albright, Betty Fisher. SENIOR CLASS Pres, - Dan Mackey, V. Pres. - Tracy Copenhaver, Sec. - Suzanne Pulliam, Treas. - Claudia Krshka, Stuco Reps. - Lynette Bird, Linda Kastens, Sponsors - l. C. Baker, Sam High SOPHOMORE CLASS Pres. - Greg Romans, V. Pres. - Charles Darnell, Sec. - Stacy Williams, Treas. - Tom Schrant, Stuco Rep. - Tim Shue, Sponsors - lohn Ryman, Gloria Piersall. STUDENT COUNCIL Pres. - Scott Giesen, V. Pres. - Marilee Drouhard, Sec. - Sherri Myers, Treas, - Claudia Krshka, Sponsors - I. W. Shurley, Sam High. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Shelly Patterson, Ernie McDaniel, Monica Ryan, Michelle lacobs, Regina Powell, Shelly McMuIlin, Theresa Eades, Diana Pollock, Vicky Hughbanks, Lorna McFarland, Cherle Wholschlegel, Linda Morgan. Y-TEENS Pres. - Dea Ann Reber, V. Pres. - Linda Coslett, Sec. - Amy Bassford, Treas. - Marie McCully, Stuco Rep. - Carla Ricke, Sponsor - Bucilla Blair. Sch ola rshlp PRATT ACADEMIC OLYMPICS First Place Dana Loesch Biology Randy Patterson Nutrition lonna Gaffney Physics Randy Oller Welding Kenny KiserAmerican History David Dunn Art-Drawing Brenda Mayer New Testament History Marie McCuIIy Old Testament History Second Place Third Place Fourth Place Fifth Place Speech 4th Wichita East Tourn. 1st Campus Tourn. Dana Loesch Typewritingl Tim Tomlin Welding lames Williams Agriculture Doug Perry Auto Mechanics Randy Patterson Biology Shelly McMulIin Calculating Machines Dea Ann Reber Child Care Tracy Copenhaver Creative Writing Rene Cooper Literature Linda Kastens Nutrition Brenda Mayer Old Testament History Sherry Gering Paragraph Recognition Mark Harbin Welding Susan Blanchat American History Roger Drouhard Auto Mechanics Rita Hohl Business Math Charlene Cink Calculating Machines Diane Van Dorien Creative Writing Doug Ricke Graphics. Mechanical Kevin Evans Graphics: Mechanical Tracy Copenhaver Literature Tames Baker Musicianship Susan Blanchat New Testament History Mike lacobsOId Testament History Karen SteinShorthand I Mark McCuIIy Agriculture Kevin Wheaton American History Kevin Evans GrapI rs: Mechanical Sherry Gering Musicianship lonna Gaffney New Testament History Valerie Howie Old Testament History Deneen WoodShorthand I lames Williams Welding Cnssa Sharp and Lynn Parsons Susan Blanchat and Deneen Wood Susan Blanchat and Deneen Wood M uslc STATE MUSIC FESTIVAL Chaparral Singers I Ladies Ensemble I Mixed Ensemble I Mens Ensemble I Beauty Shop I Barbershop ll Treble Singers I Treble Singers Ensemble I Vocal Solos Kent Oldsl Curt Clark I Todd Dautel I Linda Coslett II Suzanne Pulliam I Diane Ballinger I Mike lacobs I Linda Morgan II Iames Williams II Brass Brass 1 Woodwind 2 Clarinet 1 Flute 5 Woodwind Flute Band, Best of Cla Instrumental Kenny Kiser, Baritone Sherry Gering, alto Sax jamie Baker, Tuba 1 Sherry Gering, Oboe Linda Morgan, Flute Dianna Hughbanks, Flute lanet Brooks, C.B. Clarinet Scott Garrett. Trumpet Kevin Wheaton, Trombon Darrin lacobs, Trom WICHITA STATE UNIVERSITY MARCHING FESTIVAL Chaparral Band, Best of Class journalism REGIONAL KSPA WRITING CONTEST 1st Layout, Graphic and Special Effects - Yearbook l0n Nel 3rd Hutchinson Tourn. 1st Wichita East Tourn. Sth Pratt Tourn. 6th Pratt Toum. Sth Haven Tourn. 3rd Kapaun Tourn. 3rd Great Bend Tourn. 4th Regionals Sherry Gering and lonna Gaffney Susan Blanchat and Deneen Wood Sherry Gering and lonna Gaffney Dennis Smithhisler and lerry lanet Susan Blanchat and Deneen Wood Susan Blanchat and Deneen Wood Susan Blanchat and Deneen Wood Sherry Gering, lerry lanet, Susan Blanchat. Dennis Smithhisler, Deneen Wood, lonna Gafney FORENSICS Derby Tournament Campus Toumament Haven Tournament ElDorado Tournament League Tournament Augusta Tournament Regional Tournament lonna Gaffney 4th Lincoln Douglass Dennis Smithhisler 4th Lincoln Douglass Chaparral 2nd Sweepstakes Deneen Wood 2nd Oration Susan Blanchat 2nd Informative Rachel Meyer, Andi Wilson 4th Duet Act Sherry Gering 2nd Poetry Sherry Gering 2nd Extemp lerry lanet -ith Poetry Lori Grabs 6th Informative Spence Sechler -llh H.l. Lori Grabs 1st Oration Darrin Iacobs, Spence Sechler 6th I.D.A. lerry lanet, lodi Ball Sth l.D.A. Crissa Sharp Sth Informative Sherry Gering Sth Extemp lodi Ball, Faith Banister 2nd I.D A. Lori Graps -ith Oration Curt Clark, Dennis Smithhisler -ith Duet Act Angie Schnackenberg 6th Poetry Rachel Meyer, Andi Wilson 6th Duet Act Susan Blanchat State Tournament Dennis Smithhisler lonna Gaffney Angie Schnackenberg Crissa Sharp 2 Inf lonna Gaffney 2 Inf lerry lanet Angie Schnackenberg Deneen Wood Manda Smith Manda Smith Spence Sechler 1 Extemp 2 Oration 2 Oration ormattve ormative 1 Poetry 3 Poetry I Prose 2 Prose 2 D.l. 2 D.l. Andi Wilson, Rachel Meyer 1 Duet Act Curt Clark, Dennis Smithhisler 2 Duet Act lodi Ball. lerry lanet 1 One-Act Play lohn Watts, Mickey Lear Susan Blanchat Sherry Gering Lori Grabs Deneen Wood Susan Blanchat Crissa Sharp lerry lanet Sherry Gering Deneen Wood 1 Extemp 1 Extemp 1 Oration 1 Oration 2 Informative 2 Informative 1 Poetry 1 Poetry 1 Prose Andi Wilson, Rachel Meyer 2 Duet Act lodi Ball, Faith Banister 3 I.D.A. Darrin lacobs, Spence Sechler 4 I.D.A, lodi Ball, lerry lanet 1 One-Act Play lohn Watts, Mickey Lear 3rd Layout, Double Page Spread - Yearbook lon Nel 3rd Editorial Writing - Newspaper Tom 1st Advertising - Newspaper David 3rd Advertising - Newspaper Kent STATE KSPA WRITING CONTEST 2nd Editorial Writing - Newspaper Tom Indus trial A rts KANSAS INDUSTRIAL ARTS STUDENT ASSOCIATION First Place in Industrial D. Holdt, D. Ack Bowl K. Mdi Second Place in General Knowledge Dan Adt Third Place for Outstanding School C.H. STATE FAIR UVESTOCK SHOW Bruce Olivier, 3rd, lr, Yearling Heifer Chris Dierksen, 2nd, Light Med. Wt. Steer Todd Dierksen, 2nd, Light Wt. Steer Todd Pray, 2nd Light Wt. Mkt. Barrow Chris Dierksen, 2nd Light Med, Wt. Mkt. Barrow Rocky Patterson, 1st Hvy. Med. Wt. Mkt. Lamb Rocky Patterson, Reserve Champion Mkt. Lamb FFA Creed Contest Mark McCulley S S.C. District Meats Contest Chaparral 7 South Barber Livestock Iudging Contest Chaparral 14 S.C. District Poultry Contest Chaparral 3 S.C. Dairy Products Contest Chaparral 7 S.C. District State Tim Tomlin, Agri Bush Farmer Selection: David Downing, Production Agicult Chris Dierksen, Production Ayictlt Bmce Olivier, Beef Prof ' Todd Pray, Dist, Officer htervie S.C. District Public Speaking, S.C. District Dairy ludging Barton Co. Field Day Speech Contest Barton Co. Field Day Livestock Iudging Fortscott Field Day Freshman Speech Fortscott Field Day Senior Division Fortscott Field Day Livestock Team S.C. District Livestock ludging State Poultry ludging Contest State Poultry ludging Contest State Dairy Products Iudging Contest State Dairy Cattle ludging Contest State Livestock ludging Contest State Meats ludging Contest Freshman MarkMcCuIIy. 1 Chaparral4 MarlrMcCuIIy 1 Chaparral 12 MarkMcCulIy1 CurtCIark2 Chaparral 15 ChaparraI7 Chaparral 13 Chaparral 13 Chaparral 1 O1aparraI15 Chaparral1 Chaparral-1 Athletics FOOTBALL Valley Center Andover Clearwater Kingman Circle Haven Andale Goddard Larned Fredonia tSub-Statel CROSS COUNTRY Clearwater Buhler Augusta Chaparral Andale Pratt CTL Regionals Dennis Smithhisler Dean Menhusen State. Carls Terry Hormel Boys Dennis Smithhisler GIRLS TENNIS Goddard Chaparral Pratt Chaparral Buhler Goddard Collegiate Buhler Lyons Chaparral B Kingman CTL B CTL A Regionals Domnlck, Green Myers State BOYS BASKETBALL Medlcne Lodge Augusta Kingman Andale Haven Circle Andover Clearwater Roadrunner Classic Conway Springs Pratt Wellington Andale Clearwater Kingman Circle Haven Goddard Andover Valley Center Sub-State Andover Rose Hill GIRLS BASKETBALL Augusta I Kingman Andale Haven Circle Andover Clearwater Clearwater Andale Haven Wildcat Tournament Mc Pherson Lyons Garden Plain Circle Clearwater Kingman Andover Goddard Buhler Valley Center Sub-State Mulvane Pratt Andover State Shawnee Aquinas Ulysses Nemaha Valley WRESTLING Newkirk C H.S Opponent I-1 21 I4 6 33 7 20 7 3 ll 39 IZ 10 9 7 0 35 I4 IZ 13 C.H.S. Place Filth Filth Ninth Filth Fourth Second Fourth Second First Sixth Seventh Fourth Twelfth Tenth C H S Place First Second Second Tie for First Second First Tie for Second Tie for Third Tie lor Fourth First Second First First First Fourth Eliminated in Quarterfinals C H S Opponent 70 62 49 62 43 64 61 55 56 54 64 -I8 69 5 I 69 59 62 35 S3 74 61 60 60 S8 58 69 67 69 62 S7 76 55 64 75 76 66 63 77 72 64 59 85 SB 26 S8 23 S4 35 S8 S0 S1 23 S2 30 67 50 64 53 31 27 76 Z6 -IB 47 S3 62 70 42 63 37 66 -I5 77 51 60 38 S0 38 70 45 72 IS 43 23 62 44 4-I 32 S1 38 62 -85 C H S Opponent 33 31 Garden Plain Wichita Sough Goddard Chase County Valley Center Andover Andale Goddard Augusta Douglass Clearwater Andale Pratt Tournament Augusta Tournament Clearwater Tournament Individuals lohnny Helms lohn McFarland Steve Wilkinson Kevan Dick Chris Smith Clill Bazer Tracy Copenhaver Gary Wohlschlegel Rusty Hostetler Ronnie Patterson Scott Giesen Marvin Haynes GOLF 2 man Augusta Inv Clearwater League Regional GIRLS TRACK Chaparral Inv Medicine Lodge Fr -Soph WSU Inv Medicine Lodge Relays Wellington Inv. Chaparral Fr -Soph. Pratt Inv, Pratt Relays Augusta Inv. CTL Regional Ellen Hatcher Susan Green Marilee Drouhard Lisa Rlnke Mile Relay tlbrouhard, Cink, Hughbanks, Greenl State Track Meet Susan Green 63 6 39 19 JO 31 38 24 Z0 Z8 48 12 25 38 21 42 20 37 44 IB 27 27 32 23 lst Place 3rd Place 2nd Place lst at Regionals lst at Sub-State lst at State Znd at Regionals 4th at Sub-State 4th at Regionals -1th at Regionals Ist at Regionals Znd at Sub-State -lth at Regionals lst at Regionals lst at Sub-State 3rd at Regionals 2nd at Regionals 2nd at Sub-State lst at Regionals 3rd at Sub-State Znd at Regionals 3rd at Sub-State -Sth at Regionals 4 man 6 man 3rd lst 3rd -lth 4th Sth lst Place Ist Place 7th Place 2nd Place 3rd Place lst Place 3rd Place lst Place 2nd Place 2nd Place 2nd Place 3rd Long lump Ist l00m Hurdles lst 200m Low Hurdles lst -I0Om Dash lst 100m Dash 2nd 200m Dash 3rd lb00m Run 3rd 3Z00m Run 3rd -lth Place lst 100m Hurdles 2nd 200m Low Hurdles lrd 400m Dash Marilee Drouhard 6th 100m Dash Sth 200m Dash Mile Relay lDrouhard, Cink, Hughbanks, Creenl 3rd BOYS TRACK Chaparral Invitational 7th Wellington lnvitattonal 3rd Medicine Lodge 3rd Pratt Invitational -1th Augusta Invitational 9th Goddard Relays 9th CTL Meet Sth Regional Meet 8th Dennis Smithhlsler Ist Mile Run Dennis Smithhisler 2nd Two Mile Run State Meet Dennis Smithhisler 3rd 3200m Run BOYS TENNIS Nickerson Quad lst Place Wichita Collegiate Invitational 3rd Place Chaparral Invitational Znd Place Pratt Invitational lst Place Tie Buhler Quad 3rd Place Nickerson Invitational Znd Place Kingman Invitational 3rd Place League Tournament Doubles lDun and Mackeyl lst Place Singles lHatcherl 7th Place Regional Tournament Doubles tDun and Mackeyl lst Place State Tournament Doubles lDunn and Mackeyl 2nd Place 'I-QP ' I It lg Senior Activities -- .'T fi isr .. ,l ,,-..', fsi-- -' . - vt in .., - , 56 .I DANIEL ACKERMANN: Key Club 9, 10, 11, l.A. Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Tennis 9, Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Instrumental Ensemble 9, 10, 11, 12, Stage Band 10, 11, 12, Pep Band 10, 11, 12. IULIE ANDREWS: Y-Teens 9, 10, 11, 12, F.H.A. 9, 10, 11, 12, Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Freshman Chorus 9, Treble Singers 10, Chaparral Singers 11, 12, Vocal Ensem- ble 12. DELANA KAYHEKEL ARNOLD: Y-Teens 10, 11, 12, F.H.A. 11, 12, Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Instrumental Ensemble 9, 10, 11, 12, Pep Band 10, 11, 12, Treble Singers 10, Chaparral Singers 11, 12, Vocal Ensemble 12, Flag Team 11, 12. MICHELLE LYNN BASE: I.A. Club 12, Y-Teens 9, 10, 11, Pep Club 9, 10, 11, Band 9, 10, 11, Instru- mental Ensemble 10, 11, Pep Band 9, 10, 11, Fresh- man Chorus 9, Treble Singers 10, Chaparral Sing- ers 11, 12, Vocal Ensemble 9, 10, 11, 12, Vocal Solo 11, 12, lournalism 11, 12. AMY LEA BASS- FORD: Y-Teens 9, 10, 11 - Stuco Rep, 12 - Sec- retary, F.H.A. 9, 10, 11, Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Stu- dent Council 11, Tennis 9L, 1OL, 11L, 12L, Band 9, Freshman Chorus 9, Treble Singers 10, Chaparral Singers 11, 12. KELLY BEADMAN: Y-Teens 9, 10, 11, 12, F.H.A. 9, Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Tennis 10, 11, Band 9, 10, Instrumental Ensemble 9, 10, Pep Band 9, 10, Freshman Chorus 9, Treble Singers 10, Chaparral Singers 11, 12, Vocal Ensemble 10, 11, 12. LYNETTE BIRD: F.F.A. 9, 10, Y-Teens 9, 10, 11, Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Student Council 12, Tennis 9L, 1OL, 11L, 12L, Basketball 9, 10, 11, Freshman Chorus 9, Treble Singers 10, Chaparral Singers 11, 12, Vocal Ensemble 4, Class Officer 9, Stuco Rep. IENNIFER IEAN CAMPBELL: Y-Teens 11, 12, F.H.A. 11, 12, Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Track 9, Basketball 9, 10, Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Instrumental Ensemble 9, 10, 11, 12, Pep Band 11, 12, Stage Band 12, Fresh- man Chorus 9, Treble Singers 10, Drama 9. CHAR- LENEIOY CINK: Y-Teens 9, 11, F.H.A. 9, 10,11, 12, Pep Club 9, 10, 11, C-Club 11, 12 Secretary-Trea- surer, Student Council 10, 11, Tennis 9, Track 9L, 10L, 11L, 12L, Cross Country 1OL, 11L, 12L, Basket- ball 9, 1OL, 11L, 12L, lournalism 9, Drama 12, Homecoming Queen Candidate 12, Class Officer 10 Stuco Rep., 11 Stuco Rep. IOHNNIE R. COFFEY: l.A. Club 12, Tennis 9, 10, Band 10, 11, 12, Pep Band 10, 11, 12, Chaparral Singers 10, 11, 12. FRANKLIN DALE COLE: l.A. Club 10, 11, 12, Fresh- man Chorus 9. RENE REBECCA COOPER: Y-Teens 9, 10, 11, 12, Pep Club 9, Pom Pon Girl 11, Pep Club 9, Band 9, 10, 11 , Instrumental Ensemble 9, 10, 11, Pep Band 9, 10, 11, Vocal Ensemble 9, Nor- wich High School 9, 1O, 11. TRACY KENT COPEN- HAVER: Key Club 9, 10, 11, 12, I.A. Club 9, C-Club 10, 11, 12, Student Council 12, Tennis 9, Football 9L, 1OL, 11L, 12L, Wrestling 9L, 1OL, 11L, 12L, Band 9, Yearbook 11, School Photographer 11, Class Officer 12. IIM L. COUNTRYMAN: l.A. Club 11: Tennis 10, Wrestling 12. SEPTEMBER DECHENNE: N.F.L. 11, Y-Teens 9, 10, 11, 12, F.H.A. 9, 10, Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Instrumental Ensemble 9, 10, 11, 12, Pep Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Freshman Chorus 9, Treble Singers 10, Chaparral Singers 11, 12, Vocal Ensemble 9, 10, 11, 12, Speech Arts 11, 12. DA VID WAYNE DOWNING: Key Club 9, 10, 11, 12, F.F.A. 9, 10, 11 Treasurer, 12 Secretary, Tennis 9L, 10, 11L, Basketball 9L, Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Instrumental Ensemble 9, 10, 11, 12, Pep Band 9,10, 11, 12, Freshman Chorus 9, Chaparral Singers 10, 11, 12, Vocal Ensemble 9, 10, 11, 12. MARILEE DROUHARD: Hi-Y 12 Sweet- heart, Y-Teens 9, 10, 11, F.H.A. 9, 10, Reporter, 11 Treasurer, 12 Secretary, Pep Club 9, 10, 11, C- Club 11, 12, Student Council 9, 10, 12 Vice Presi- dent, Tennis 9, 10L, Track 9L, 1OL, 11, 12L, Cross Country 11L, Basketball 9, 1OL, 11L, 12L, Band 9, Instrumental Ensemble 9, Homecoming Queen 12 Spring, Homecoming Queen Candidate 12, Class Officer 9, 10. ROGER ALAN DROUHARD: F.F.A. 9, 10, 11, 12, l.A. Club 9, 10, 11, 12. DAVID WAYNE DUNN: Hi-Y 10, 11, I.A. Club 9, C-Club 10, 11, 12, Tennis 9L, 10L, 11L, 12L, Football 9, 1OL, 11L, 12L, Basketball 9, 1OL, 11L, 12L, lournalism 11, School Photographer 10, 11, 12. KEVIN DALE EVANS: l.A. Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Student Council 12, Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Instrumental Ensemble 9, 10, 11, 12, Stage Band 10, 11, 12, Pep Band 10, 11, 12. SCOTT ALLEN GIESEN: Hi-Y 9, 10, 11, 12, l.A. Club 9, 10, C-Club 10, 11, 12, Student Council 'I2 President, Football 9L, 10L, 11L, 12L, Wrestling 1OL, 11L, 12L, Basketball 9L, Yearbook 11, Editor, School Photog- rapher 11, 12, Class Officer 11 President. THOMAS PAUL CORE: l.A. Club 9, 10, Tennis 9, Football 9, Basketball 9L. BRIAN LEWIS CRAVES. TROY CL YDE GRA VES: F.F.A. 12. RHONDA DORIS GREGORY. IILL A. HALL: Freshman Chorus 9, Tre- ble Singers 11, 12, Yearbook 12. MARK W. HAR- BIN: F.F.A. 12. WILLIAM R. HATCHER: Hi-Y 10, 11, 12 President, Student Council 9, Tennis 1OL, 11L, 12L, Cross Country 1OL, 11L, 12L, Basketball 9, 10, 11, Band 10, 11, Instrumental Ensemble 10, 11, Stage Band 10, 11, Pep Band 10, 11, Freshman Chorus 9, Fort Allen High School, Ponce Puerto Rico 9. MARVIN LEON HAYNES: F.F.A. 9, 10, 11, 12, l.A. Club 10, Football 9, 1OL, 11L, Wrestling 9, 12L. BRENDA LEA HILL. RITA MARIE HOHL. DENNIS R. HOLDT: l.A. Club 11, 12. TOD ALLEN HOSTET- LER: Hi-Y 11, 12, F.F.A. 9, 10, 11 Reporter, 12, I.A. Club 10, 11, 12, Football 9L, Band 9, 10, 11, 12 Vice President, Instrumental Ensemble 9, 10, 11, 12, Stage Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Pep Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Chaparral Singers 11, School Photographer 11, 12. ROGER LEE HOVORKA: F.F.A. 9, 10, lA.A Club 9, Tennis 9, 10, Band 9, 11, 12, Instrumental Ensemble 11, 12, Stage Band 12, Pep Band 12, Speech Arts 11, Debate 11. ABBY HUGHES: Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12 President, Student Council 9, 12, Track 9L, 1OL, 11L, Basketball 9L, 1OL, 11L, 12, Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Stage Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Pep Band 9, 10, 11, 12, lournalism 12, Yearbook 11, 12, School Photographer 12, Class Officer 9 Vice- President, 10 Vice-President, 11 President, 12 Stuco Rep., Sharon High School 9, 10, 11, 1 semes- ter of 12. BRADLEY GENE IMEL: l.A. Club IO, 'l2, Track 10, Cross Country 10, Band 9, 10, Instru- mental Ensemble 9, I0. MICHEAL ANDREW IACOBS: Key Club 9, 10, 11, 12, LA. Club 9, IO, 11, 12, N.H.S. 11, 12 President, Pep Club 12, Cha- parral Singers 1O, 11, 12, Vocal Solo 12, Vocal Ensemble 11, 12. RONALD LEE KASEL: Key Club 9, 10, 11, l.A. Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Instrumental Ensemble 9, 10, 11, 12, Stage Band 10, 11, 12, Pep Band 10, 11, 12. LINDA IO KA5- TENS: N.H.S. 11, 12, Y-Teens 9, 10, 11, 12, F.H.A. 9, 10, 11, 12, Pep Club 9, 10, 11, '12, C-Club 11, 12, Student Council 11, 12, Track 9L, IOL, Basket- ball 9, 1OL, 11L, 12L, Freshman Chorus 9, Treble Singers 10, Chaparral Singers 11, 12, Vocal Ensem- ble 9, 10, 11, 12, Class Officer 9 Vice-President, 11 Stuco Rep., 12 Stuco Rep. CLAUDIA LYN KRSHKA: LA. Club 12, Y-Teens 9, F.H.A. 9, 10, 11 Secretary, 12 Reporter, Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Tennis 9, 1OL, 11L, 12L, Basketball 9, 10, 11 Mgr., 12 Mgr., Band 9, lournalism 11, Class Officer 9 Treasurer, 10 Stuco Rep., 12 Treasurer, 10 Stuco Rep., 12 Trea- surer. ANNA MARIE LINT' Y-Teens 9, 10, 11, 12 Program Chr., F.H.A. 9, 10, Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Tennis 9L, Treble Singers 10, lournalism 11, 12 Edi- tor, School Photographer 12, Homecoming Queen Candidate 12, Basketball 9 Mgr., 10 Mgr., 11 Mgr. CYNTHIA ANN LIVENGOOD: Y-Teens 9, 10, 12, F.H.A. 9, 10, 11, 12, C-Club 11, 12, Student Coun- cil 12, Tennis 9, Track 9L, 1OL, Cross Country IOL, 11L, 12L, Basketball 9, 1OL, 11L, 12L, Freshman Chorus 9, Treble Singers 10, lournalism 12, Home- coming Queen Candidate. IOHN A. LONGBINE: l.A. Club 11, C-Club 11, Football 12, Wrestling 9. MARIE ANNETTE MCCULLY: N.H.S. Il, IZ, Y- Teens 9, 10, 11, 12 Treasurer, Pep Club 9, 10, I I, 12, Student Council 12, Tennis 9, 10, 11L, l2L, Track 11L, 12L, Basketball 9, 10, 11, Band 9. CHRIS- TINE MCDANIEL: Y-Teens IO, F.H.A: IO, Pep Club 10, Track 9L, Basketball 9, Freshman Chorus 9, Tre- ble Singers 10, Chaparral Singers II, 12, Vocal Ensemble 9, 10, I I, I2, Class Officer 9. ERNESTINE MCDANIEL: Y-Teens 9, IO, F.H,A. 9, 10, Pep Club 9, IO, '11, 12, Cheerleader 9, 11, 12, Track 9L, Freshman Chorus 9, Treble Singers 10, lournalism '12, Homecoming Queen Candidate 12. LORNA FAYMCFARLAND: Y-Teens 9, IO, 1 I, F.H.A. 9, 10, Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12 Vice-President, Cheerleader 10, 1 1, 12, Freshman Chorus 9, Treble Singers 10, Vocal Ensemble 9, lournalism 11, 12, Yearbook 12, School Photographer 10, Class Officer 11 Secre- tary. STEVEN LEE MCKAIG. KERRY DAN McKEE: Key Club 11, 12 Treasurer, I.A. Club 10, 11, 12 Treasurer, Track 9, I0, 1IL, 12L. MICHELLE RAE McMULLIN: Y-Teens 9, 11, Pep Club 9, 11, 12, Cheerleader 11, 12. DANIEL GORDON MACKEY: Key Club 9, 10, 11 Stuco Rep., 12 Stuco Rep., I.A. President, Tennis 9L, 10L, 11L, 12L, Football 9, 1OL, 11L, 12L, Basketball 9, 10, 11L, 12L, Band 9, 10, Instrumental Solo 9, 10, Pep Band 9, 10, Chaparral Singers 10, 11, 12 Vice-President, Vocal Ensemble 10, 11, 12, lournalism 11, I2, Class Officer 12 Pres- ident. CAROL ANN MARTIN: Y-Teens 9, 10, 11, 12 Social Chr., F.H.A. 9, 10, 11, 12, Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Tennis 9, 10, 11, Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Instrumen- tal Ensemble 9, 11, 12, Pep Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Flag Team '10, 11, 12. BRENDA KAYMAYER.'N.H.S. 12, Y-Teens 9, 10, 11 Secretary, 12, Student Council 9, Volleyball 9, Track 9, 11 Mgr., Band 9, 10, 11, Instrumental Ensemble 9, 10, 11, Pep Band 9, 10, 11, Vocal Ensemble 9, 10, Speech Arts 10, 11, Class Officer 9 Stuco Rep., Norwich High School 9, 10, 11. DON GLENN MEDLAM: Key Club 9, 10, 11 lunior Director, 12 Senior Director, C-Club 10, 11 President, 12, Golf 9L, 1OL, 11L, 12L, Football 1OL, 11L, 12L, Basketball 9, 10, 11L, 12L, lournalism 11, 12. TYLER V MEYER:F.F.A. 9, 10, 11, 12, I.A. Club 9, 10, Tennis 9, 10, 11, 12, Cross Country 11, 12, Football 9, 10, Basketball 9, 10, 11, Chaparral Sing- ers 10, 11, 12. IAMIE PAUL MOORE. THOMAS EDWIN MORRIS: Key Club 9, 10, 11, I.A. Club 10, 11, 12 President, Golf 9, 10, Band 9, Chaparral Singers 10, 11, 12, Vocal Ensemble 10, 11, 12, lournalism 11, 2. LLOYD MAX MURROVIA' Key Club 9, 10, 11 Vice-President, 12 Vice-President, I.A. Club 9, 10, 11, NHS. 11, 12, Pep Club 12, C- Club 10, 11, 12 President, Football 9, 1OL, 11L, 12L, Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12L, Band 9, 10, 11, Instru- mental Ensemble 10, 11, Stage Band 9, 10, 11, Pep Band 9, 10, 11, Yearbook 12. SHERRI E. MYERS: N.H.S. 1'I Treasurer, 12 Treasurer, Pep Club 9, 10 Secretary, 11 Treasurer, 12, Student Council 12 Secretary, Tennis 9, 1OL, 11L, 12L, Track 9L, Bas- ketball 9, 10, 11, Band 9, 10, Instrumental Ensem- ble 9, Drama 9, Homecoming Queen Candidate 12, Class Officer 10 Secretary, 11 Treasurer. STE- VEN LEE NAFFZIGER: F.F.A. 9, I.A. Club 12. ION ERIC NELSON: Key Club 12 Sophomore Director, I.A. Club 11 Record Book Chr., Golf 10, 12, Band 10, Instrumental Ensemble 9, Stage Band 9, Pep Band 9, Yearbook 11, 12 Editor, School Photogra- pher 11, 12. VIRGIL EUGENE NORMAN. KENT C. OLDS: Hi-Y 9, 10, 11 Vice-President, 12, I.A. Club 9, 10, 11 Vice-President, 12, Student Council 12, Tennis 9L, 1OL, 11L, 12L, Freshman Chorus 9, Cha- parral Singers 10, 11, 12, Vocal Solo 10, 11, 12, Vocal Ensemble 10, 11, 12, lournalism 11, 12, Class Officer 10 President. BRUCE E. OLIVER: F.F.A. 9, 10, 11, 12, I.A. Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Band 9, Fresh- man Chorus 9, Chaparral Singers 10, 11, 12, Vocal Ensemble 12, Debate 10. RANDY R. PA TTERSON: Hi-Y 9, C-Club 11, 12, Track 9L, 1OL, 11L, Football 9L, 1OL, 11L, 12L, Basketball 9L, 1OL, 12L. RONALD LEE PATTERSON: F.F.A. 12 President, IA. Club 11, Cross Country 10, Football 10, Wrestling 12, Freshman Chorus 9, Chaparral Singers 10, 11, 12. SHELLY MAE PATTERSON: Key Club 12 Sweet- heart, Y-Teens 9, 10, 11, F.H:A. 9, 10, Il, I2, Pep Club 9, 10 Secretary, 11, 12 Treasurer, Cheer- leader 9, 10, 11, 12 Head Cheerleader, Golf 10, Track 9, Freshman Chorus 9, Treble Singers 10, Chaparral Singers 11, 12, Homecoming Queen Candidate 12, Student Council 11 Vice-President. DOUGLAS ROBERTPERRY: F.F.A. 9, IO, I l, IZ, IA Club 9, 10, ll. TAMMY KAY PERRY: Y-Teens 9, 1O,11, 12: F.H.A. 9, IO, I I. I2: Pep Club 9, IO, I I, 12, Tennis 9L, 10, 11, 12L, Track 9, Basketball 9, Freshman Chorus 9, Treble Singers 10, Chaparral Singers 11, 12. RICK PODSCHUN: Key Club 9, 10, 11, '12 President, F.F.A. 9, I.A. Club 9, I0, 1I, Pep Club 12, C-Club 11, 12, Tennis 9, 10, Football 9, 1OL, '11 Mgr., 12 Mgr., Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12L, Band 9, 10, 11, lournalism 12. EDITH DEVONNE PUDGE: Y-Teens 10, II, F.H.A. 10, It, Pep Club 10, 11, 12, Treble Singers 10, Chaparral Singers 11, 12, Vocal Ensemble '10, 11, '12, lournalism 11, 12. SUZANNE PULLIAM: F.F.A. 12 Sweetheart, NHS. '11, 12 Secretary, Y-Teens 9, IO, 11 Treasurer, I2, F.H.A. '10, II President, 12, Tennis 9L, IOL, 11L, 12L, Basketball 1Ol, 11L, 12L, Band 9, Instrumental Ensemble 9, Stage Band 9, Pep Band 9, Freshman Chorus 9, Treble Singers 10, Chaparral Singers 11, 12, Vocal Solo 12, Vocal Ensemble 10, Homecom- ing Queen Candidate 12, Class Officer 12 Secre- tary. DEA ANN REBER: NHS. 11, 12, Y-Teens 9, 10, 1 I Secretary, 12 President, F.H.A. 9, 10, 11, 12, Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Tennis 9, IO, 11, 'I2L, Fresh- man Chorus 9, Treble Singers 10, Chaparral Sing- ers 11, 12, Vocal Solo 11, Vocal Ensemble 9, 10, 11, 12. CHRISTINA FAY RUDDOCK RICKE: Y- Teens 9, 10, 11, F.H.A. 9, 10, 11, Pep Club 9, IO, 11, Cheerleader 11, Basketball 10 Mgr., Freshman Chorus 9, Treble Singers 10, Chaparral Singers I I, 12, lournalism 10. DOUG ALLEN RICKE: I.A. Club 9, 10, 11, 12. MONICA RENEE RYAN: I.A. Club l2, Y-Teens 9, 10, 11, 12, F.H.A. 9, 10, Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Cheerleader 9, 11, 12, Tennis 9, Band 9, IO, 11, 12, Instrumental Ensemble 9, 10, 'I 1, 12, Instru- mental Solo 12, Stage Band 9, 10, 1'I, I2, Pep Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Freshman Chorus 9, Treble Singers 10, Chaparral Singers 11, 12, Vocal Ensemble IO, 12, Homecoming Queen 12 Fall, Homecoming Queen Candidate 12. BRIAN A, SCHREINER: I.A. Club 9, 10, 11, Golf 10, Track 12, Football 9, Band 9. TERREL LEAN SCHROEDER. BRENDA SUE SEIPEL: Y-Teens 9, 10, 11, 12, Music Chr., Band 9, I0, 11, 12, Instrumental Solo 9, 10, Instrumental Ensemble 9, 10, 12, Stage Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Pep Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Freshman Chorus 9, Treble Singers 10, Chaparral Singers 10, 11, 12, Vocal Solo I1, Vocal Ensemble 9, 10, 11, 12, Yearbook 12, School Pho- tographer 12, Flag Team 10, 11, 12 Captain. CORENA LOU SHARP: F.F.A. 9, 10 Secretary, 11 Secretary, 12 Stuco Rep., I.A. Club 9, Y-Teens 9, 10, 11, 12, Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Student Council 12, Tennis 9, Track 9, Basketball 9, 10, 11 Mgr., lournalism 12, Yearbook 12, School Photographer 12, Drama 9. CHRISTOPHER ROY SMITH: Football 9L, 1OL, 11L, 12L, Wrestling 9, 1OL, 11L, 12L. DA VID MARTIN SMITHHISLER, KAREN IOY S TEIN: N.H.S. '11, 12 Vice-President, Y-Teens 10, 11, 12, Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Band 9, 10, 11, Instrumental Ensemble 9, 10: Pep Band 10, 11: CARLA ELAINE TA YLOR. TIMOTHY EDWIN TOMLIN: F.F.A. 9, 10, 11, 12 Treasurer, I.A. Club 9, 10, Basketball 9, 10, Drama 9. LESLIE K. VAN DOLAH: Y-Teens 9, 10, 11, 12 Social Chr., Pep Club 9, 10, 'I'I, Basketball 9, 10, Band 9, 10, 11, 12 Publicity Chr., Instrumental Ensemble 11, Stage Band 9, 10, Pep Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Yearbook. DIANE E, VAN DORIEN: Track 9, Band 9L, 1OL, 11L, Instrumental Solo 11, Instrumen- tal Ensemble 9, 10, 11, Pep Band 9, 10, 11, Nor- wich High School 9, 10, 11. DOUGLAS HAL WARD. IOHN R. WATTS: F.F.A. 9, N.F:L. 10, 11, 12, C-Club 1I, Track 9, Football 9, 10L, Speech Arts 11, 12, Drama 9. STEVEN LEE WILKINSON: I.A. Club 9, 10, I 1, 12 Reporter, Tennis 9L, Wrestling 9L, IIL, 12L, Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Instrumental Ensemble 12, Stage Band II, Pep Band 9, 10, I1, iz. IAMES OLIN WILLIAMS: Key Club 9, io, ii, F.F.A. 9, 10, 11 Vice-President, 12 Vice-President, I.A. Club 9, IO, ll Stuco Rep., N.F.L. 9, IO, Wres- tling 9, 10, I'1,ChaparralSingers II, 12, VocalSolo 12, Vocal Ensemble I1, '12, Speech Arts 9, 10, Debate 9, IO. MICHAEL KENT YODER: F.F.A. 9, 10, ll: I.A. Club 9, I0, IT, 12. CINDY WILSON. VEVA G. ZIMMERMAN: Y-Teens 9, IO, ll, I2 Publicity Chr., F:H.A. 9, 10, Il, 12 President, Pep Club 9, I0, 11, 12, Tennis 11, 12 Mgr., Freshman Chorus 9, Treble Singers 10, Chaparral Singers I I, I2, Vocal wsemble 10, I1, 12. Q f ' I , , at-I f ' 1 I - . K1 rl '- 1 ' , ll .1 I - W ? '1 . ' I 1 ' 'h s g , 1 .3 Q I H .4 1 . PM V L1 ' f a f L: lx 'L W L l T T 7-f -1 . Q. - f, . 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F Index Ackermann, Danny 24,84, 116, 120, 121 Adams, Dale 20,63, 80, 124, 130 Adkisson, Connie 106, 110, 112, 120, 121 Albright, Bruce 80, I I3 Albright,Kevin 102, 116, 121, 129 Allen, LeAnn 106, 123 Allen, Robert 102, 114 Anderson, Mike 98, I 14, I 16 Andrews, Andrews 84, 110, 112, 115, 122 Arnold, Brian 106, 116, 123, 130 B Baker, 1, C. 80 Baker, Iamie 102, 118, 120, 121 Baker, loyce 65, 80, 117 Ball, lodi 62, 73, 98, 115 Ballenger, Leon -13, 80 Ballinger, Diane 102, 114, 116, 122 Banister, Faith 98, 115 Base, Michelle 84, I 16, 119, 122 Bassford, Amy 32,8-1, 112, 115, 122, 127 Bazer,C1ifl48, 106, 116, 123, 131, 133 Beadman, Kelly 84, 112, 115, 122 Beadman,Shana21, 106, 115, 123 Beam, Sam 28, 65, 80 Betty, Io Lynn Bird, Lynette 84, 112, 117, 122, 127 8lair,l3uci11a 61,80, 115 Blanchat,Susan 98, 110, 112, II7, 122, 125, 127 Bledsoe, lana 98 Bohnert, Gary Boileau, Domingo 65, 98, 112, 118 Bontrager, Greg 106, 118, 120, 121, 123, 130, 131 Bowles, Cindy 102, 112, 123, 133 Bowles, Rusty 106, 118, 123, 130, 133 Brooks, Ianet 54, 98, 112, 115, 120, 121, 133 Brown, George 19, 22, 27, 79 Buck, Lane -16, 80, 131 8urnet,Tim 106, 114, 118, 130 C Calderon, Cookie 106, 110, 112, 115 Calvert,1ena 106, 115, 120, 121, 123, 130, 133 Ca1vert,Tina 106, 123 Campbell, lennifer 84, 110, 112, 115, 120, 121 Carr, Myrel 80, 1 19 Cattlett, Mandy Chamberlain, Chris 98, I 12, 115, 119 Chamberlain, Richard 55, 102 Cherry,Cathy 98, 110, 112, 115 Christy, Mark 98, 112, 118 Christy, Theresa 106, 110 Cink, Charlene 44, 72, 8-1, 110, 112, 113, 119, 126, 128, 133 Clark,Curt98. ll-1, 117, 118, 120, 121, 122, 125, 126 Clark, Laura 80 Clark, Tommy 102, 131 Clayton, Linda 52,98 Clyborne, Robert 53, 102, I I4 Coady, Iohn 66, 102 Coady, lohnna 98, 1 15 Cof1ey,1esse 102, 116 Co1'fey,1ohnie8-1, 116, 120, 121, 122 Cole, Cheryl 102 Cole, Dale 85, 116 Connell, lulie 98, 112, 115, 117, 120, 121, 129 Connell, Kelly 50, 102, 112, 115, 123 Cook, Debs 33, 106, 130, '132 Coombs,Angie 106, 112 Cooper, Adam 106 Cooper, Rene 85, 115 Cooper, Shawn 102 Copenhaver, Tracy 85, 113, 117, 118, 12-I, 131 Coslett 106, l17,120,121,130, 133 Cos1elt,Linda 98, 112, 115, 117, 118, 120, 121, 122, 127 Countryman, lim 70, 85, 131 Crandal1,Chris 106, 114 Culver, Tracy D Dahlem, Duane 98, 133 Darnell, Charles 54, 55, 118, 102, 122, 133 Dautel, Todd 98, 1'13, 118, 122, 126 Davis, Deanna 43, 49, 58, 98, 112, 119, 122, 127 Day, Elizabeth DeChanne, September 22,85, 112, 115, 117, 120, 121, 122, 125 Dechanne, Stephen 75, 102 Decker, Steve 35, 37, 98, 117, 12-1, 125, 128 Dick, Greg 7O,98, 116,120, 121, 122, 131, 132 Dick, Kevan 106, 116, 118, 121, 123, 131, 132 Dierksen, Chri Dierksen, Tod s43,98, 114, 116, 117,125 d102,114,116 Dillingham, Gary 22, 102, '124 Dills, Robert 43, 80, 114 Dodgen,leff106, 114, 116, 131 Domnick, Diana '106, 112, 121, 130, 133 Domnick, Linda 18, 24, 39,62, 98, 110, I 12, I 13, 120,127,128 Dowell, Cleo 80 Downing, David 75, 85, 114, 118, 121, 122 Downing, Roger 102, 1 14, 120, 121, 131 Drew, Melissa 106 Drosse1meyer,Krist1 30, 98, I 10, I 12, I 15, I 19 Drosselmeyer, Shannon 102, 112, 115, 123 Drosselmeyer, Stacy 98, 112, 119, 121, 122 Drouhard,lill 102, 110, 112, 115, 123, 127, 129, 133 Drouhard, Marilee 53, 55, 85, 110, 112, 113, 117, 118, 128, 133 Drouhard, Roger 85, 1 '16 Drury, Rochelle Duhon, Frank 106, 121 Dunn, David 21, 40, 60, 71, 85, 113, I2-1, 128, 132 Duva11,Tricia102, 112, 123 Duvall, Mickey 98 E Eades, Theresa 43,102, 110, 112, 113, 115, 123, 133 Elliott, Chuck Elliott, Mike 29, 32, 43, 45, 57, 58, 99, 112, 118, 122, 124, 128 Elmore, Iohn 34, 61, 80, 124, 131 Eshelman, Marty 107, 114, 1 I6 Esau, Patrick 102 Evans, Kevin 86, 116, 117, 120, 121 Farmer, Danny 37, 99, '1 12, 113, 118, 119, 124, 129, 133 Fawcett, Shelly 103, '112, 115, 123 Fisher, Betty 80, 1 13 Fisher, Glen 107, 114, 116, 118, 123, 130, 133 Florentin, Rocky 39, 103 Fox, Alicia 99, 110, 112, 115 Fox, Cary 43, 55, 69,99, 112, 129 G Gaffney, lonna 99, 112, 115, II7, 122, 125, 133 Garigin, Freida 28, 107, 112, 121 Garrett,Scott 33, 107, 118, 120, 121, 126, 130 Cates, Kelly 103 Gaug, Larry 107, 1'16 Gaug, Steve 99, 118 Gerber, Gary 41, 54, 80, I 16 Gerber, lune 80 Gerberding, Gina 103 Gering, Sherry 99, 112, 115, 117, 120, 121, 122, 125 Giesen, Scott 23, 50, 68, 86, 113, 117, 118, 124, 131 Gore, Tom 86 Goucher, Sonya 103, 113, 115, 120, 121, 123, 127, '129, 133 Grabs, Lori 103, 110, 112, 115, 117, 123, 127 Grant,Mary Ann99, 112, 115, 122 Grant,T1na 112, 115, 123, 130 Graves, Brian 86, 1 I6 Graves, Troy 57, 86, I I-1 Green,Susan 18, 35, 66, 103, 113, 115, 120, 121, 122, 127, 128, 133 Gregory, Ronda 86 Grimmett,Dana 107, 112, 115, 123 Grimmett, Marcella 81 H Haakinson, Wendy 103, 112, 113, 115, 120, 121, 123, 126, 133 Hall, loe 103, 114, 120, 121 Hall, lill 86, 119, 122 Hall, Shawn 99, 114, 131 Hamilton, Ianell 107, 112, 115, 123, 130 Hamilton, Korena 123 Harbin, Galen 107, 114 Harbin, Mark 50, 86, 'I 14 Hare, Kay 107, l'12,115,'12O,121, 123 Harmon, Gary 80, '117 Harmon, Leanna 99, '112 Harnden, Robin 107, '112, 115,120, 121,123,133 Hatcher, Bill 74, 87, 118, 124, 132 Hatcher, Ellen 29, 107, 112, 120, 121, 130, 133 Haynes, Brenda 103 Haynes, Freddie 99, 131 Haynes, Marvin 87, 114, 131 Haynes, Richard 99 Hayes, lim 103, 114, 116, 120, '121, 122 Head, Anita 99, 110, 112,115, 122 Head, lay 103 Heckel, Delana 22, 87, 110,112,115,12O,121, 122 HelI'11eS,lOl'1nny 43, 56, 66, 99, 112, 113, '114, 118, 131 Hendrick, Brad 107, 114, 116, 130 Hess, Carla 99, '112, '115 Hess, Monty 107, 116 Hicks, lames 107 Hill, Barbara 103, 117, 121 Hill, Brenda 87 Hill, Shelly 30, 99, 110,112, 115,119 Hilliker,lu1ie 103, 123, 126 Hodges, Wendell 22, 39, 80 Hodson, Lana 103,112 115,123 Hodson, Michael 28, 107 Hofmeier, Shelly 103, 112, 115, 123 Hohl, Kim 103 Hohl, Rita 37,87 Holdt, Dennis 87, 116 Honn, Sheila 22, 107, 112, '130 Honn, Terry 99, 120, 121, 124, 132 Hormel, Terri 39, 99, 113, 122, 126, 133 Hostetler, Brian 68, '107, 123 Hostetler, Rusty 52,60, 69, 99, '113, 118, 119, 124 131 Hostetler, Tod 87, 114, 118, 120, '121 Hottman, Robert 66, 80, 118, 119 Hovorka, Marietta 8 I Hovorka, Roger 87, 121 Howie,Shurley 107, 110, 115, 120, 121,127,130 Howie, Val 30, 66, 99, 110, 112, 117, 127,128 Huddleston, Eric 99, '114, 117, 125, 133 Hufford, Denise 49, 99, 110, 112, 113 Hughbanks, Dianna 99, 112, 117, 120, 121, 122 Hughbanks,1anice 47, 71, 107, 112, 123, '133 Hughbanks, Ianell-17, 103, 113, 120, 121,122, 126, 129, 133 Hughbanks, Vickey 99, 'I 12, 119, 122 Hughes, Abby 88 Hummer, Hartney 103 Hummer, lohnny 103 I lmel, Brad 43, 68, 88, 116 lmel, Linda 68, 107, 112, 113, 115,123 Innes, David 107, 118, '120, '121, 123 I lacobs, Darrin 52, 103, 118, '120, '121, 124, 129 lacobs, Mike 67, 88, 112, 117, 118, 122 lacobs, Michelle 103, 112, 113, 115, 123,133 lacobs, Sherri 103 lanet, Ierry 62, 68, 104, 112, 117, 118, 122,125 lensen, Beth 104, 112, 122, 127, 129 1ohnson,Carol 23, 36, 99, 110, '112, 122, 127 lohnston, james lones, Denise lones, Keith 100, 120, 121, 124, 131 K Kane, Eileen 100 Hiya! ...af , I . IE .70 Kasel, Ron 88, 116, 120, 121 Kastens, Linda 32, 61, 88, 110, 112, 113, 117, 122 128 Kelsey, Christina 100 Kiser, Kenny 20, 25, 36, 68, 100, 116, 117, 118, 120, 121, 126 Kiser, Kris 104 Konkel,Kim108,111, 112, 120,121 Krshka, Claudia 70, 88, 110, 112, 116, 117, 127 L Lacy, lerry 88 Lager, Lisa 63, 100 Langham, Lee 100, 120, 121 Lear, Danny 37, 65, 100, 112, 118, 124 Lear, Mickey 47, 53, 100, 113, 118, 122 Lint, Annie 24, 89, 112, 115, 119 Lipprand, lerri 104 Livengood, Cindy 32,61,89, 110, 112, 113, 115, 117,119,126,128 Loesch, Dana 104, 115, 123 Longbine, Becky 100, 110, 112, 119, 128, 129 Longbine, lohn 24, 41, 89, 113, 116, 124, 133 Love, Lou 100, 115 Love, Sue 100, 115 M McCartney, Danny 104, 114 McCartney, Tommy 108, 114 McCulley, Marie 30, 89, 112, 115, 117, 127, 133 McCulley, Mark 108, 114, 117,118, 125, 126, 131, 133 McDaniel, Christine 89, 122 McDaniel, Ernestine 89, 112, 115, 119 McDaniel, Marilyn 100, 113, 117, 128, 129 McFarland, lohn 123, 131, 133 McFarland, Lorna 89, 112, 113, 119 McKaig, Steve 34, 37, 89 McKee, Kerry 90, 116, 118, 133 McKnight, Roger 65, 100, 112, 118, 119, 122 McMuIlin, Shelly 90, 112, 113 McPhail, Kelly 108, 112, 115, 123 Mackey, Dan 20, 55, 60, 62, 90, 112, 113, 117, 118,122,124,128,132 Martens, Edwin 54, 100, 116, 129 Martens, Richard Martin, Carol 90, 110, 112,115,12O,121 Martin, Robert 60, 80, 118 Mashburn, loe 108 Mashburn, Howard 104 Masner,leff100,113, 118, 119, 122 Mayer, Brenda 27, 73, 90, 115, 117 Medlam, Don 41,72,90,113,118,119,124,128, 131 Menhusen, Dean 35, 50, 100, 118, 122, 126, 128 Menhusen,Gwen108,112, 115,121,123,130 Menhusen, lim 30, 80 Merriett, Scott 104 Meyer, Ty 71, 90, 114, 122, 126, 132 Meyer, Rachel 104, 115, 117, 123, 125 Mingle, Cindy 104, 110 Mitchell, Carole 65, 104 Moore, lamie 90 Moore, Kevin 104, 113, 118, 122, 124, '133 Moore, Mark 108, 114, 130 Moore, Misty 37 Morgan, Linda 26, 30, 100, 110, 112,113, 117, 121, 122, 125 Morris, Tom 50, 56, 91, 116, 118, 119, 122 Morris, Francis 108, 110, 112, 123, 130 Murrow, Lloyd 41,91,112,113,117,118,l19, 124, 128 Myers, Sherri 29, 75, 91, 112, 117, 127 N Naffziger, Steve 91, 116 Nelson, Curtis 100 Nelson, lon 91,113, 118,119 Nickle, David 108, 116, 118, 123, 126, 130, 133 Nicholsen, Angie 100 Norman, Virgil 34, 37, 91 Nulick, Ieff 29, 63, 74, 100, 114, 118 O Olds, Kent 46, 71,91, 116, 117, '118, 119, 122 Olivier, Bruce 91, '116, 122 Oller, Randy 37, 100, 114, 122 Osborn, Dana 80, 110 P Parsons, Lynn 108, 112, 115, 117, 121, 125 Patterson, Randy 41, 67, 92, 113, 127, 128 Patterson, Rocky 108, 114, 117, 118 Patterson, Ronnie 52, 92, 114, 122, 131 Patterson, Shelly 29, 32, 92, 110, 112, 113, 118, 122 Pearl, lewel 36, 100, 112, 119, 120, '121, '127 Perry, Dennis 108 Perry, Doug 92, 114, 116 Perry, Sonya 65, 105, 110 Perry, Tammy 92, 110, 112, 115, 122, 127 Peterson, Darin 100, 112, 113,118, 122,124 Peterson, Lory 108, 112, 115, 121, 123, 133 Phye, Bryant 37, 74, 100, 112, 113, 118, 119, 122, 124 Piersall, Gloria 80 Podschun, Rick 20, 54, 92, 112, 113, 118, 128 Pollock, Diana 58, 100, 112, 113 Pope, lames 104 Potts, Kevin 57, 108, 118, 120, 121, 123, 130, 132 Powell, Regina 30, 58, 100, 110, 112, 113, 117, 121 Pray, Todd 104, 114, 116 Prouse, Vickie 104, 115, 123 Pudge, Devonne 75, 92, 119, '122 Pulliam, Suzanne 30, 55, 92, 110, 114, 115, 1'I7, 122, 127, 128 Puls, Marilyn 80 Q Quick, lerry 101, 113,114,124, 131 R Reber, Dee Ann 23,93,110,112,115, 117,122 Replogle, Kim 127 Renfro, Kathy 108, 123, 130, 133 Reynolds, Kelly 54, 104, 131 Reynolds, Mary Etta 108, 112, 115, 123, 127, 130, 133 Rhodes, Elmer 80 Ricke, Carla 28, 47, 104, 110, 112, 115, 'I '17 Ricke, Doug 93, 116 Ricker, Bryan Ricker, Stephanie 104 Riedel, Beverly 28, 101 Riedel, Cynthia 104 Rinke, Lisa 40,104,113,115,117,120,121,'l26, 129, 133 Roberts, Micheal 68, 80, 119 Rochholz, Dave 39, 80, 124, 131 Romack, Tammy 52 Romans, Greg 104, 117, 118, 122, 125, 132 Romans, Harvey 37, 80, 113 Rousseau, Clip 104, 116, 118, 120, 121, 122, '131 Ruddock, Chris tRicke193, 122 Ryan, Chris 26,101, 114,118, 122,128,132 Ryan, Monica 50,93,112,113, 116,120, 121, '122 Ryman, lohn 33, 34, 80 S Salters, Matt 105, 116 Sanders, leff 108, 114, 116 Schierling, Val 80, 126 Schnackenberg, Angie 101, 115, 117, 118, 122, 125 Schrant, Tom 32, 39, 58, 72, 105, 122, 128, '133 Schreiber, Tammy 105, 115, 120, 121 Schreiner, Brian 43, 93, 133 Schroeder, Terrel 93 Schroeder, Tim 105, 132 Seachris, Lori 101 Seaman, Lois 81 Sechler, Kelly 108, 118, 123, 130, 132 Sechler, Spence 105, 117,118, 120, 121, 122, 125 129, 132 Seipel, Brenda 93, 115, 119, 120, '121, 122 Sharp,Cori93,114, 115,117,119 Sharp, Carissa 108, 112, 115, 117, 121, 125, 127 Sheen, Eddie 108, 114, 116, 123 Sherman, Eddie 109, 123 Shervan, Tina 101 Shue, Tim 20, 55, 105, 117, 118, 122, 126, 129, 132 Shurley, l. 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