Chaparral High School - Paisano Yearbook (Anthony, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1982 volume:

K ,. ... ...suv u-LA. :i.TQI1'.x1.f.uIvYl11.7la.I.ET'A I PROPERTY OF r . -.,, ..,., .'. 'E . 4.?.Q.x'711'. . 4 fp. 1982 PAISANO VOL UME 12 CHA PA RRAL HIGH SCHOOL Anfhony!Harper USD 36 1 Kansas In w I-ll. ' -Q 'Vg Q rx . 5 I I I 1 1 i I CHAPAR We 're Makin' it Happen at Chaparral High School Makin' opening Makin' lt Special 12 story ofthe year Makin' a Change 78 'M' faculty - - Makin' a Name 82 ' seniors ' Makin' a Future 94 1 W. tcl, s..,,,,.......a Underclassmen 5 Makin' a Score 106 teams A . Makin'a Difference 114 clubs and activities Makin' a Record 128 stahstics and achievements Makin' a Void 132 closing Makin' lt Easier to Find 134 index R' 1 ti i . Qx. ,,fl ,,,f W. PA 6 gs -Q Z' -mm , ggi-3 -L 34 k , an-M Q X S 4 ggi' .Q-we-. wil' MAKIN' IT ry of the Year . I MAKIN ' FRIENDS ' -- ' ' -N . Throughout high school one ofthe most meaningful things we learn Makin' Friends. Our friends, once made, become many things to us. They are the tired faces in the hall Monday morning that still manage to offer a smile. They are the ones we spend Saturday night driv- ing around with stereo cranked They mean more to us than material possessions. We also learn that one day we'Il wake up and all our wild weekends and experiences will be nothing but memories. 'N MA K IN ' MINDS X . is X wg: .ty In CHS our teachers are friends. They teach more than what's in the book. Many classes are fun, however we do buckle down and do serious studying. Instead of working against us, our teachers work for us, going out of their way to help. As teachers and students pass each other in the hall, they feel a bond of friendship. 12 f .., zffik . My .2 fx 2. if . 111 Q ' I sv sl 3 2 After only eleven years ot existence, our school is respected as one of the outstanding schools in Kansas, A bond links together the students and staff. That bond is pride which is growing with the age ofthe building. The surrounding communities contribute to the level ol pride in our school by their interest and support of sports, speech, arts and music. . . all our activities. When we compare students, buildings, communities and pride with other schools, we are thankful that CHS is the place we call home. 7, Ln, L., . L MAKIN' UUHSEL VES PHUUD l 4 l l l l l Makin lt Special Story ofthe Year From Wrestling Championships to Academic Olympics . . . from C.T.L. Football and Basketball Champs to National Merit Scholar . . . from a brand new principal to old time coaches . . . rom graduating seniors to incoming freshmen . . . from leaking ceilings to craters in the driveway. . . l - , - ,l ' l f this year, we've been MAKIN' IT SPECIAL. l l l l l l l l l l l l ,gl ' 3 i1 f . x .,-r' .ir F if fl '1 riff ,105 .-A I 0 1,1 x I Summer Fair Looking around the Harper County Fair, my eyes are filled with the different types of people. The pungent body odor of these people added to the nausea I was already feeling after riding the Bullet. The smell of popcorn, hot dogs, and cotton candy filled my head, making it swim. I felt the grit and grime clinging to my face from the humid air. My knees trembled like jello as I ran through the street while pushing and shoving my way to the bathroom, barely in time. sg BA a. Dean Menhusen concentrates on doing squats. b. Tackle Danny Lear stops an Andover runner in his tracks. c. Football lans swarm around the traditional bon fire, sacrificing Kingman Voo Doo Dolls. d. Securing a place at State Cross Country Meet at Wamego, Terri Hormel expresses relief. e Linda Coslett serves the winning point at the Chaparral Invitational Tennis Meet, l FFA member Todd Dierksen participated in the Harper County Fair and the State Fair Presented by Elliott Funeral Homes Anthony and Harper N3 x Y ix i f . Q . ' ' ? 7 Q 1. l F P , 4 ' nf - - I ll dA nz , X ,W bw . lax. ni 1 -rl Ouality Printing ii 5,1 f :Pd 4 8 P b a. Darin Peterson and Danny Farmer prepare for their Southern Bell Cheerleaders' role in the Key Club pep assembly skit. b. After a hard football practice, Fred Smith relaxes at the edge of a hot tub. c. Danny Farmer, Darin Peterson, Scott Garrett and Spence Sechler recreate old cheerleading squads from days gone by. d, Jerry Quick lunges for the tackle against a Circle defender. e. Susan Green strategically returns her opponents serve with a powerful forehand stroke. f. Dean Menhusen concentrates as he strains toward the finish line at the State Cross Country meet in Wamego. Larry's IGA, Harper and Anthony Serving Tennis Bells One of the most difficult aspects of playing tennis is the serve. Many hours of practice must be involved to perfect an effective serve. The task can be made easier by following these simple directions. First, cook one half pound of hamburger and separate into small chunks. Now pour in two cups of taco sauce. Heat slowly. Next, cube two large tomatoes and add to sauce in pan. Bring sauce to a boil. Spread one cup of shredded lettuce on the serving plate. When sauce boils, turn off stove and prepare three tennis balls. Place balls on plate and pour sauce over them, sprinkling grated cheddar cheese over them after doing so. Serve warm, with a tall glass of ice tea. This recipe makes three servings. - 1. xx. 1 ff tw T -Let' gmt' we , ,',9',sl,, jg? gf 113 s rrrf -f in fit Rf 245i 3 f 5 I ir, 1' ' f,- , gig-j. ' . 4 -. 'wr tv PRA + '. as it u 0 'v X Nh B - A. Larry s IGA Harper and Anthony Bad Memories It started out to be a normal Friday night, just riding around listening to the radio playing our song. It was about 12: 15, time to head home to meet the curfew. We had just pulled out into the highway heading west towards Harper when we noticed, there in our lane heading straight for us, a pick-up traveling rather fast. l'll never forget the look on my date's face and in his eyes as if he had seen a ghost. He wasn't sure what to do but natural reflexes made him push my head down into the seat while he gave the steering wheel a hard jerk towards the ditch. l remember screaming out and hearing the screeching tires and the loud noise of metal ripping and clanging as it flew onto the highway. After the jolt, I looked up in time to see the shattering glass falling in on us. All l could hear was the roaring ofthe engine caused by his foot still on the accelerator. I can never get into a car without remembering the wreck and praying it will never happen again. C 4 Presented by . O Town and Countrylumber Co ,g X P cu 5 ,. 6 M'-if r,- AQ X X X X 47,1- a. Julie Rinke is chased by an opponent at State Cross-Country in Wamego. b. Queen Linda Domnick watched as the Roadrunners squeaked by Andale. o. Flusty Hostetler runs over Circle players on the way toward the end zone. d. Curt Clark as Uncle Arvide sings More I Cannot Wish You to Sarah, Diane Ballinger, encouraging to live her own life and marry Skye. e. Before the game the Homecoming Court, attendants smiled lor the en- thusiastic crowd, f. Signing yearbooks during Homecoming weekend are Linda Coslett, John McFarland, and Van Whealy, Gibson 's Discount Center a, Chris Ryan exhibits his market lamb ata FFA Contest. b. Kevin Moore reaches to stop an Andale drive short as he tackles a runner. c. Adelaide and the Farmerettes perform in the Chaparral Singers produc- tion of Guys and Dolls. d. Janice Hughbanks strains to overtake a runner ata Cross Country Meet. e. Spence Sechler Jams leisurely on his guitar. We 've got the fever Ragin' into the eighties . . . Pac-Man fever is a video game with cute monsters, eating up all our quarters. Computer games are found lat dis- count stores, late night groceries and fun centers. Feeding this. fever, students love the chomp, chomp, chomp of the voracious little Pac-Man. Asteroids and Space-Invaders, ialso on the list of favorites, hold us captive. But there's no one like Pinky,iBlinky, Inky and Clyde - the Pac-Man monsters. 1 4 8 P b Presented by Pizza Hui of Anthony C fa! 1' l S M5154 1 Terry 'S Auto Supply '- .fi I F .A-1 -.rp V A I I l',' -lv rg x5t Y . 'til fy: 1 3 ' Li H 4 if 35 5255 1 ffl ! . lu, ' .,. ..x 'U fs . . 'S . , ,' 1, -m.:,.g f1 'f 5 75 - fff'3 3+f N533 ' IT-ff ftf ,swf 7' Q -1' H .v A s I L , .WL A R.- Gene Grabs Public Accountant a. Tim Shue mocks a TV reporter interviewing Mark McCulIy, David Nickel and all cross country runners after a real life bomb threat was received at their hotel in Manhatten during the state finals. b. ln the musical, Guys and Dolls, Adelaide, Susan Blanchat, consoles, Sara, Linda Morgan, over troubled love lives. c. Dean Menhusen and Mickey Lear admire Terry Honn's Red Demon for more than just sleek looks. d. Mr. Reynolds congratulates the bride. Michelle Jacobs, and the groom, Darin Peterson, alter the simulated matrimony in Family Life class. e. Tailback, Fred Smith, still arms a Maize player. I llllllllllll S ev Stat' X The Slopes The long weekend at Easter break often gives time for skiing. The 500 mile trip to Vail or Keystone takes hours, but as we turn on the snow packed road high in the mountains, we see the lodge so pretty with snow and icicles and know we are there. Skiers are busy everywhere, practicing turns and new tactics for stopping. Riding up on the lift is a big thrill being thirty-five to forty feet up in the air, and mountain scenery is visible for miles around. Looking at the tops of trees makes me feel I am on the top of the world. I just sit there for a minute, closing my eyes, feeling the warmth of the sun on my face. Far off, I can see skiers shushing down the slopes, leaving trails of scallops in the snow and know that I will soon be with them. .inf-, -IXFWNUI' ,x - - is-w A Q'aX,j t'i- vjy., ily- K. 4 , -nf. 4 -,, ,a4- ' Presented by Mardis Electric a. Tom Schrant loads up for a long bomb pass to Glen Wilson against Andale. b. Key Club members make a big sweep as they clean up road sides gg -.,.. between Chaparral and Anthony. QW-dlww c. Glen Wilson heads for the goal line in an end around play. d. Checking and rechecking their figures in accounting are Jill Drouhard, Carla Fticke, and Lisa Rinke. e. David Innes and Beth Jensen portray that the guy is always doing it for some dolI in the musical Guys and Dolls. 1, Kim Yandell is escorted to the starting line by her father during the Chaparral Invitational Cross Country meet. l l. A ll' K v - - . -v 1 L a 65 egfl 15 3 l tr 5 0 I Presented by W Starks Real Estate Ki Auction Co. Bill Starks, Auctioneer and Broker .7 S T fY l- rl Q First Date I stared from our front window at the carlights beaming down the street. The long anticipated car pulled to a stop at the side of the curb. I watched as the dome light came on in the car, I wanted to throw open the door and run out, but one shouldn't seem eager on a first date, so I sat tight. I knew I had blown my cool though, when I pulled open the door in between the ding and the dong of the doorbell. I stood there staring at the gorgeous male specimen in front of me, too dumbfounded to speak. I had seen him in the halls a million times but this time was different. He asked me if I was ready, it seemed rather obvious, but it sounded like a good question to ask. A con- gregation of family gathered in the living room to observe the new attraction, but I felt much too selfish to share, and I didn't want their curious stares to scare him away. l followed him to the car at his heels all the way, watching his every move. He led me to the car door and pulled it open for me, im- pressing me so. The tan Mercury appeared old and big, and a dent in the front fender looked as if it had been there awhile. He jok- ingly oalled it his Z-28, and told me he had it custom made, and all the kids at school en- vied him and his car. His humor began relieving all the first date tension, and I sat back in my seat, feeling my heartbeat return to its regular rhythm, lsmiled to myself, feel- ing quite pleased with myself and very im- pressed with him. l A. fgx The Home-Works 2 S 3.1 i Vb Smash Hit i The Chaparral Singers put in creative effort in their musical produotion Guys and Dolls. With difficult songs, costume changes and many lines, the actors were busy and had to be on their toes. A large changeable backdrop kept the stage crew hopping. After weeks of work and with fine expertise, the three hour show was on the boards for two nights, providing entertainment for the Singers and audience. l i Pfiiftff' tl' Brought to you by William R. Eades C.L.U. insurance S , A1111111111 111.111y 111I1'111:., M1 1i11ll1111g1v1 151 11'f,11o11:a1l1I11 1111 11II 11111151115 111 11111 d, Rogdfunnefg bgngh rQ3C1S,101I'19 9,1113 p01111ggr1d1hQ 13-14 Wm In Qvgr time against Andale. Danny F111111u1 1111111111115 111 block 1111 ex1111 1101111 d111111g the Haven game. e. Dennis Smithhrsler s11ides1o1ake1helead over Il P11111 Cross C0L1n11y1u11 M1s,D1IIs:l1111ksa11ve1 l 0116111115 1111111-1 111 111te1111111111g ner during regionals 111 Cheney i . -.114 I? A' Ad Ye F O A - '0 v . ., , 1141. , 1 .vit C nu' , , V., ' x l y ' -1 I ...Q h N .h 1 LRB in 1 'dvn 4 - .fr l ' is. 1, .N A . 52- A. sr . -- l : . . N -I -S 4 5 vr, ,s I Qiffyfy, k 1 -Q. - . ' -M ,, W 'ly 4 f'-1. These memories from Harper Co. Farm Bureau Insurance Services I H .,a , i l a. Practice makes perfect and Lori Grabs works to perfect her Cross Ex. techniques on Darrin Jacobs. b. Champion squad debates how to have their picture taken. c. Sherry Gering presents her case while affir- mative partner Jerry Janet checks evidence. d. Charles Darnell and Dana Loesch use concen- tration and study skills to improve their debating. e. Sherry Gering adds the state trophy to the large collection the debaters have won. f. Lori Grabs makes a flow sheet, tracing the progress of the debate. g. A frantic search finds that needed evidence fora state champion debate. L? 3 f- 111.1 I l r C ' I K Us A: E K N . lc, 4 ,Kr . .i X. if - I MW , J xiii. 2 . fl' X . I n rs X.. g I Debaters ,211 After a busy year of research, writing, and presenting cases, the debate squad topped off their most successful year yet by winning the ultimate - the state 'title. The 37 member squad, in their 3rd year under Mr. Gary Harmon had sent teams to a total of 30 tournaments placing in the top four in 24 of the 30. r The champion advocates, with Dennis Smithhisler, Deneen Woodi and Susan Blanchat for the affirmative and Sherry Gering, Jonna Gaffney, and Jerry Janetlfor the negative case, ended the state tournament with a 10-4 record tying Wellington and1Baldwin. After taking speaker points and opposition records into consideration, the Chalparral debaters were named victors, CHS's first State Champion Debaters. i l i l Brought to you by Flaska Fotograph y 28 I 4 l I N Dairy Queen 'vm You do cry In a letter written by the '78 senior football players, these words are written: When the last football game of your life is over, you will cry, just like we did. Don't think you're too tough to cry, 'cause if this letter is being read to you, you're no tougher than we were. This letter was read to our football team several times over the last three years. As I listened to that letter my sophomore year, I thought, Well, I don't have to worry. I've got to make it through two more years first. And again my junior year, the team was close knit and worked hard together. But after we lost to Fredonia, I realized that the seniors would never play another high school football game. This last year, we all knew that this our last chance as seniors, and we worked harder than ever. After the final Haven game, my high school football career was over. As I undressed, it was as though I were watching myself, and I knew as I went through my routine that each thing I did would be for the last time. . . ever. The seniors went around the locker room saying things like, Been great playing with ya, Get 'em next year, and You're a heck of a player. Some ot these guys I had played football with for ten years! Over half of my life! When you're that close to someone for that long, you know them pretty well. As I looked around the locker room after everyone else had left, all I could think of was, Those '78 seniors were right. You do cry. Wards Marine and Supply QLJ , 5 L fV First National Bank of Harper ns. Dianna Hughbanks and Julie Connell watch on anxiously as Mr. Sill attempts to lix their cat. Linda Morgan - Sarah sips Dulce ie Leche given to her by Mike Elliott - Skye Mr, Harmon spies on one ol future opponents putting a wicked serve onthe ball. Casey Vondraoek strains to stay ahead ol a Kingman runner as they come near the finish line. Jon Joslin sands a handle lor his knife in Mr. Gerber's shop class. Kevin Moore blocks a Kingman player as Bryant Phye returns an intercepted pass. 8 b C d e f. ! l l l W X. l l I l i l Mr. Ryman explains the crystal structure of a diamond to his i chemistry class. l Ellen Hatcher keeps time with the band during a flag routine, 1 Posing for the camera are the fall homecoming candidates Linda l Domnick, Deneen Wood, Marilyn McDaniel, Beth Jensen and Val l Howie. 'f :.i,,,,, I Lisa Rinke is congratulated by an opponent for finishing the State .,A.t Q ,LR L Cross Country race at Wamego. Playing the part of Nathan and Adelaid is Todd Dautel and Janell Hughbanks. Debbie Wilkinson executes a lorehand ground stroke. T' X 'ein 03. t Em . Aa i Vb liri l This page sponsored by Harper Feed Co. .,--.. - C,H': , ew ' Y- X l .xy I t 5 , ' X . fi 1 . Y 2, .ISF . , ' .ii ..,, - , 'N 6 3' Homecoming Beauties Beautiful girls grace homecoming twice each year. Homecoming Hoedown was the fall homecoming theme. Queen Linda Domnick led the court around the football field in a horsedrawn cart. Her attendants were Beth Jensen, Marilyn McDaniel, Deneen Wood and Val Howie. In the Spring, Ribbons and Romance decorated the gym as the basketball boys defeated Clearwater. Queen Lori .' w H A. ' ' Grabs and attendants Jodi Ball, Sherry Gering, Susan Green and Cherle 5 i Wohlschlegel added delight to the evening. ....-.....,.. ,.- W - -0-ft --.Mft-M -Q n v 4 9 ' ' ' .--sf - 1 I Me.. ,M W Wyse, M- - ,-,,,.x.,.-- Jarvis Auto Supply a. Diana Hughbanks and Julia Connell skillfully dissect a cat during biology. b. The Key Club holds a reception so the parents of Chaparral students can meet Mr, Reynolds and his wife. c. Undergoing beauty treatments, Andi Wilson catches up in the gossip by reading the US magazine. d. Jewel Pearl returns the serve with a power- ful backhand stroke. e. Theresa Warner and Brenda Arnold prac- tice their music lor the State Music contest in Salina. l. Val Howie relaxes leisurely in the library while reading the newspaper. -..Z Vb . V , W 4 A. , ., f . ...A M in 'N-law.. 'T' v va g . '75, Q ytir if' 1- s A 7 4 1 X 5 ,W K .weflgwfg f' mai W gy...-A X. '1 i W if s 5 1 X ,Aff 'V Christy 'S Welding 34 l POlil'iCS ln November, five Hi-Y members at- tended Model Legislature at Topeka. Eric Williams was a Committee Chair- man for the Senate and also a Representative. Jim Smith and Kyle Ray were Senators, Robert Allen was an Officer in the House and Kenny Smith went as a page. The event lasted three days and two nights. They stayed at the Holiday lnn under the supervision of Russel Smith. Sponsored by Mode O'Da y W l M These memories sponsered by Harper Advbcate ,, .t. 1 Ve 111' r,,,, 3 -we-ul' 5. , 5 - I, . I 4? I if X4 s lxg. Q . QE . ...., W. These classmates sponsored by Grown Up Lying in bed one night, a deep feel- ing struck me. I had changed. The change had been happening for quite a while and I had only then realized it. Now I no longer felt the need for pro- tection. I reminisced about the habitual routine. A sudden wave washed over me. I had grown up, I was no longer the unsure little girl of yesterday. My life had begun to make sense with the pieces of the impossible jigsaw slowly coming together. I had broken the bar- rier of daddy's little girl and now freely make decisions. Even though my curfew never officially changed, I just returned home when I wantedp strangely enough I kept coming home no later than before. I am realizing the little things I do naturally on my own, and can guide myself in the right direc- tion. I feel the wrinkles in the relation- ship with my parents beginning to iron out into smooth sailing of understan- ding. I have grown up, maybe not com- pletely, maybe not visually to others, but to myself I have received a precious gift from myself. . . maturity. a. Sharpening his computer skills is Eric Huddleston. b, Darin Peterson, as Skye Masterson sings to Sarah Brown, Diane Ballinger. c. Nicely-Nicely Johnson, Roger McKnight, rocks the house with Sit Down, Your Rockin' the Boat. d. Showing his power, Eric Williams lifts the bar one more time. e. Using her talent, Cindy Mingle touches up her masterpiece. f. Moving to the music, many students showed up for Fall Homecoming. First National Bank of Anthony Danny McCartney is makin' sparks while welding on Vo- Ag project. Kandi Sherven, Keith Jones and Brian Evans practice a percussion number for the band. Crissa Sharp makes a move to the basket. Lori Grabs smiles just before being kissed by Stuco Pres. Rusty l-lostetler. John McFarland puts his op- ponent inlo a power half nelson during a wrestling meet, Slamming the ball down, Marilyn McDaniel's throat Jerry Quick scores a point for the FFA team in winter volleyball tournament. av I l l bV l 5. Vx .xc it .,,..gmg,v5' i Brought to you by PoiIer's Dry Goods get NN v fA Presented by Jones Fertilizer Co. a division of B. F. D. inc. Hickies What is that bruised spot on your neck? The juniors dread Mr. Beam's Monday morning neck check. Hickies are a semi- popular phenomenon and objects of gossip that often show up on Monday morn- ings. Even if these little bruises don't do anything else, they raise a few eyebrows on those dull Mondays. l l l .-.- g- l jg, ' ., 'A l - .., -- . i ' aA bV C. H. S. State Farmers Todd Dierksen and Todd Pray have been chosen for the honor of being State Farmers. Todd and Todd are two out of 139 members ofthe Kansas Association of Future Farmers of America to receive this honor. They received their degrees during the 54th Annual State Convention held at Manhattan, Kansas June 2-5. Dierksen and Pray were judged on their supervised oc- cupational experience program, Ieadership, scholarship and record keeping. l Presented by ' Irwin-Potter Drugs Q ' 8 b. C d 6 f. - iJN t..-K-Q dA Mr. Romans attempts to power one by Dean Menhusen and Keven Dick while playing racquetball in 2nd hour P.E. class. Eric Williams powers his opponent on his back and attempts to pin him during a dual meet. Kim Yandell looks over a defender's high arms to pass to a Lady Runner in the semi-finals of the Haven Tournament. Todd Dierksen exhibits his heifer while the judge determines the best in his class. Francis Moss helps FHA entertain the children at the Christmas party. Mike Elliott exhales high up into the air to lay in two easy points against Valley Center. Rons Flowers and Gifts Ia-I -. I ' mfg, A8 vb Super Band! Mr. Hodges' whistle and Listen People rings through the band room fourth hour. We blow and beat until we are blue but we have one of the best bands in the state. Who can forget marching practice resulting in shoes that keep the feet sticky all day. But we succeed, winning marching honors and always making l's at contests. Making music together brings us closer as friends. Make way, third shift lunch line. . . HERE COMES THE BAND! Harper Camperland Inc 'TS 'ami 9 , ,. I,,. Tx' .X f fu: Sl a b C d e f. Q These pages sponsored by x Z Danny Farmer rips down a rebound against the Cardinals ol Conway Springs, While looking for a teammate, Jill Drouhard protects the ball against an Andover defender, . The Spring Homecoming queen and her court take time to pose lor a picture, Band members play on under the direction of Mr. Hodges. Boy's basketball cheerleaders enthusiastically raise the spirit ol Pep Club. Chung Troung and other typists practice dexterity by working on Typing I budgets. Dennis Perry and Kelly Reynolds carelully fit the ends on a woods project. Harper Camperland, Inc. Fha... ig. J :ff 1. CHS Coaches discuss team strategy at the state tournament. b. CHS Lady Birds share the thrill of vic- tory after a close game on the road to state. c. Theresa Eades checks the time left on the clock as CHS fought back the Garnet team. d. The excitement of two points bursts the tension as coaches Lane Buck and Laura Clark watch their girls add the margin of victory over Garnet. e. Stacy Williams as the Roadrunner mascot raised the level of the crowd's ex- citement at all three of the state games. f. Team members and fans rejoice after winning third place at the state tourna- ment in Salina. g. While the band played on, CHS cheerleaders built crowd enthusiasm as the Ftoadrunners beat Concordia to take the third place trophy. h. Fans wave signs in support of the girI's offense. The Anthony Republican 44 i it Q. ju. x 3.5 4, . - -if-Sq X ' 'e fflj ,. i CTA Season great, despite disappointment Makin' Champions. After a successful 19-3 season, first year coach Lane Buck led the girI's basketball team to a third place finish at the State Tournament. ln the first round ot State, Chappy squeezed by Garnet in an exciting game 42-40. Then, in the second round of play, the last five seconds of regulation time saw Nemaha Valley tie the Roadrun- ners, then defeat them by one point in overtime, 41-40. A disappoint- ment. However, the Lady Runners bounced back to beat Concordia 50- 43 for the third place win. For their second straight year, Linda Domnick and Susan Green were selected to the All-Tournament team. Brought to you by Hunger House Counfdo wn As I sat in journalism class copy reading a story, I looked up at the calendar to check a date of an event. At first glance it annoyed me that there vtlere so many more of dull routine school days to go until I graduate. I started counting the exact number of days as l had so many times before. My new count shocked me instead of making me feel better. I realized that the end of my high school years was closer than I had thought. . I suddenly became frightened. Leaving home and making my own decisions were experiences I was not quite ready to accept. I didn't want to leave school and my friendsg I liked being eighteen and a Chaparral senior. If only it could last for awhile. Graduation for me means some big changes in my life. Why do people have to graduate, I thought, it is so much fun with no respon- sibilities and pressures? I am beginning to realize how much fun I am having and how much I am going to miss it. I can't stop or even slow down time. sb I decided to make the best of the rest of my senior year and enjoy it tothe fullest. y +5 :MQ .ki rg? These faces Moritz 8 Olivier Liquor Store if Xt A,- Presented by Merrits Furniture Village a. Going for the gusto, Susan Green makes two more. b. As Mr. Romans looks on, Mike Konkel and Pat Watts play soccer baseball. c. Protecting his bail, Steve Decker waits for assistance from Dean Menhusen, d. Todd Pray prepares his porker tor the FFA program. e. Debaters Sherry Gering and Jerry Janet decorate the cafeteria windows for Christmas. Hook Concerts After standing in line for hours, the doors finally open, and we bulldoze our way to the T-shirt stand, flashing our money to get attention from the vendor. With the colorful shirts flapping rhythmically around our waists, the dash is on to find our seats. As soon as the lights are darkened, Bio lighters begin to flash. The fans impa- tiently wait in darkness, REO Speedwagon, Styx or Foreigner explode onto the stage. P a 4 b -:ii 'I N it QQ, Brought to you by Kingman Se vings and Loan Association Queen Lon Grabs and her court Jodl Ball Susan Green Cherle Wohlschlegel and Sherry Gerung enjoy the basketbatl game against Con- Tne student body supports the gurls to a thurd place furush Saturday after- Af my Sponsored by Ro a Rena Rink My Tree There is a tree in the pasture that is very special to me. When I was seven, my sister and I packed our lunch and took it to the pasture tree. We would climb up into it and stay all day. Older, we hung from the limbs or jumped from the highest branch, talking and laughing. Then for a while, I didn't go down to the pasture, I was just too old for playing in a silly old tree, Then as a teenager, I found that I needed to go down to my tree and have private talks with my sister about growing up, liking boys, or hav- ing fights with friends. Sometimes, even now, I go to the tree by myself, climb up in the branches and just sit there for a while to think. A... ,- , N ff- Aa I These pages ored by I Granfs Trenching Service I I ,1 , I 4 1, , YE a. Mrs. Clark teaches Freshman PE. class how keep score in bowling. ',.' b. Using the three way mirror in the home-ec room, Eileen Kane checks the tit of her blazer. c. Perusing the books in the library, Steve Gaug looks for a good one to read. d. Joe Longbine tries to roll-over a Clearwater opponent. e. Running a reverse play, Mike Elliott scores a touchdown against Circle, f. Chris Ryan attempts to block Kingman's Todd l-lenning's shot. Granfs Trenching Service Aa What a Sight The page grew dim as I strained to decipher the words in my government book. The leaves whispered in the cool summer breeze and a beautiful orange-pink color was glowing on the horizon signaling the sunset's beginning. The reds, pinks, and oranges started mixing, each taking a little from the others to create new and totally different colors. The sky looked as though it were a wet water color picture that was running. Trying to study, I kept looking at the sky and watching the blue and purple creep into the picture. lt looked like a dish of rainbow sherbet. Sponsored by W 2 Harper Hospital District 9115 D if as V,.f ,f Ad U I a C d e f. Presented by b. Childhood memories of makin' muddy messes came back to the football team during a muddy practice. Deneen Wood, Mike Elliott, Vicky Hughbanks and Lisa Lager listen to a mock bill being debated in Mr, Shurley's government class. Linda Domnick dribbles down court around two Pratt defenders at the first round ol the Haven Classic. Randy Oller and Larry Gaug carefully listen to Mr. Gerber in metals. The cheerleaders boost the spirit of the student body at a pep rally in the hall, Mike Elliott, Skye, and Linda Morgan, Sarah, are engulfed by Cuban dancers in Guys and Dolls, Bush Plumbing 8 Healing Debate Antics We have a blast in third hour debate. We sneak up on the catwalk fdon't tell anyone.J Once Mr. Harmon found us up there. He didn't say anything to us, he just locked the gate. We couIdn't get down and we were scared to death! K , - These memories from Litzenbergerilgency li- 1 -F 9 4 d 'Q- .sb 4, P 6 ,,.....1.-11 t Q T P a. Freshman varsity player, Debbie Wilkinson dribbles lor a lay up against Valley Center. b. Cliff Bazer prevents a body lock from his opponent. c. Kristl Drosselmeyer indexes the pages ol the yearbook, d. Edwin Martens sparks Runners' hopes as he does well coming oft the bench. e. Editorial Editor, Jeff Masner, checks back issues for ideas, f. Johnny Helms practices wrestling holds with Jim Smith after weightlifting class, Mueller Brothers Snow ays On Feb. 3, at 7:15 a.m. we found out school had been cancelled. S ddenly the day seems brighter even though the sky was painted with icy colb gray. Now there was time to go three-wheeling, sledding, and snowballing. It was a fun-filled day of eating, drinking, looking at catalogs and catching upon the Soaps It's a nice change but we don't want to do it all the time. aV l This page sponsored'by Green Line 5.iPARill1 4 5 - R ,-.X --N a. Dean Menhusen takes a jump shot at the Haven game. b. Kelly McPhail and Janell Hamilton ask Mr. Baker for help with the NEDT test. c. Val Howie grabs a rebound during the Valley Center game. d. Sophomore English class studies King Arthur under the guidance of Mrs. Jensen, e. Student teacher, Mr. Richenbaugh assists Rocky Patterson with a Vo-Ag ll project. f. Ellen Hatcher displays spirit banner at the state tournament at Salina. These memories brought to you by Harper Jack fi Jill E vb 4- tg - .K K. . Hideout i 5' 1 I The library is a good place to go to skip class. If you are opt roaming the halls and you see your teacher heading direction, just run to the library and busy yourself behind one of the rows of books. lt can also be known as a gathering Here you will find friends gossiping together at a table, classes viewing the Beta-Max in the conference room or res: using materials such as microfiche, books or the Flea er's Guide. The library is the friendliest room in the l This page sponsored by Harper Jack 8 Jill oil Ae a. Special Olympic students give it their all in the softball throw supervised by Danny Farmer. b. Fiunning agility drills in weight lifting after school, Jim Smith jumps back and forth over dummy. c. Senior government students spend their library time researching. d. Danny Farmer puzzles over Mr. ShurIey's traditionally hard test questions. e. Getting started on prom decorations, juniors are making fish. f. In carpentry class, Fred Haynes helps build a tool shed. Coon 's Refrigeration Service Champions All State champions, Johnny Helms, Rusty Hostetler and Jerry Quick led the Roadrunner matmen to a third place state finish. Coach Rochholz took six men to the state meet in Hays including Gary Wohlschlegel, Joe Longbine and Roger Downing - topping oft the most successful wrestling season in Chaparral history. They had previously taken 2nd in regionals at Andale then came back to win sub-state held here at Chaparral with 111 team points. This year's team stood out in many ways. They were capable ot pinning their opponent in 10 seconds. As a team they had 242 near falls, 221 takedowns, 187 match wins, 156 reversals, 96 escapes. This is the first year Chaparral has had more than one state champion. ' '1 ,' X v '-I .Lx Mao's Grocery -' ,Xia 'K Lv 'FE 31 Nw 4 a. Jerry Quick manhandles his Topeka Hayden op- ponent on the way to his State Championship. b. Rusty Hosfetler emotionally embraces coach Rochholz after capturing the State 155 division title. c, Wrestlers, coaches and cheerleaders celebrate the team's 3rd place finish at the State Meet at Hays. d, For 2nd year in row Johnny Helms receives the State tournament bracket symbolizing his 1st place title. e. Despite a broken nose at sub state, Rusty Hostetler fought his way up the bracket lo take the state 155 pound title. f. Jerry Ouick's thrill of victory is contrasted with Topeka Hayden's Paul Oswald's agony of defeat. g. As two referees check for a pin Johnny Helms maneuvers Andover's Mark Hall, his two year rival, Prom Time Fun People rushing about, paper boxes everywhere, juniors, Mr. Hottman mak- ing last minute adjustments. Suddenly prom is only one week away. Folding napkins, hanging ceilings and sear- ching for the perfect date. Dragging out, dusting off your best manners for that one special evening. Last minute preparations and the final touches are added during the hectic worknight before. Confusion, and continuous work for seven hours complete the sunken ship by Saturday afternoon. Girls in formats and boys in suits and tuxes enjoy one evening in the Lost City of Atlantis dancing to the band Jinx, while trying to keep their gold fish alive until arriving home. aV cY SSW. Park Hill 62 l l 55. kr is 'buffs' Wagga ffl 'is Zap .I +I ,s,'A.g.' ' 'sg-vs.. M Uffvi' a. Chris Ryan and Susan Blanchat rehearse the Hot Box scene before their Friday night perfor- mance ol Guys and Dolls. b. Sponsors, Linda Dills and Joyce Baker, join class members Jell Thetge, Jim Smith and Michelle Jacobs stuff the clam shell and stand for prom. c, Giving it the ole heave-ho, Courtney Osborn puts the shot at an after school track practice. d. In sophomore English, Mrs. Doweli declares a Coke break when the assignments are done. e. Everybody wins at the Key Club Special Olympics as Brian Erker awards a ribbon to a partici- pant assisted by Darrln Jacobs. I 1 Nw. . '-YV 1 GY .v ,v- v Q--41 5. . 5 gb il ' rf B N This page presented by T and P Variety and Hardware Q a. Kelly Reynolds throws the discus at the b. Darrin Jacobs, Kim Yandell, Mark Graber, c. Roger McKnight writes cutlines identifying the d. Terry Honn, accompanied by Tim Shue on va .AF f+n1'H' NW.. Chaparral Invitational Track Meet. , .- .t,. Tommy Clark and Jeff Thetge collapse alter finishing prom decorations. familiar faces for the Key Club scrapbook. guitar, sings I Have to Say I Love You With a Song at Pop Concert. e. Checking the fit of the drawers for his waterb- ed frame, Johnny Helms makes one more adjustment. f. Tommy Clark keys in a program for the schools Apple Mini Computer. Aa 4 b P c Enjoying God 's Beauty In mid-summer, I silently approached the shore of the lake. I listened to the trees whispering in the breeze and the birds adding their pleasure. I waded into the water, sat down in it and became lost in the scenery. I began to feel my toes tickl- ing. Looking down, I saw minnows nibbling at me. The quieter I remained, the longer they stayed. I lost track of all time. .15 I I Presented by I Hazel's She I Metal 64 I 'lg ,Q-.I ' -Q x . lvnkk I 344. nrt' ' ' si. I C .vciff3f,Q-,af Q .4 N if 1. V 153'-1' I F lf. Ju: y 4 nu! . .,gm,.o:i . -asm 0 f 1 P 1 u k 9 L i. 4 L, mf Sw' ,4i A Don 'S Printing Service ZZ, xxh ' T, 3. fi? i 11. Helping out with the softball throw. Casey Vondracek gives assistance to alittle git! during Special b. With complete con c. Top ranked Barber Shoppers sing Dig a Little D qlympics in April. centration, Chris Ryan serves to rip an opponent. eeper in the Well with Tim Shue on guitar at Pop Concert. d. Setting a new school record in the pole vault, Fred Smith strains over the bar at the CTL meet. e. Seeking help, Janet Brooks asks Mrs. Poe a questior in Senior Math. l. Chris Dierksen shows his steer fit the State Vmr +1 Harper Pharmacy K ,Q 'bi '4-'ffffgv - H 4-1 Being Alone There are times when I like being alone so I can learn to cope and survive times. Today everyone makes solitude sound terrible. Half the songs on the radio are about the joy of love and togethernessg the other half is about the pain of being alone. There have been times when my friends asked me to go out, and once we were there, I couldn't stand being around them. Before the night is over, I wish I had stayed home and listened to the radio. I've found that if I really try, I can have just a good a time alone as with fifteen other friends. Harper Pharmao y Lunchroom Eaters There are three types of eaters in the lunch- room: petite, moderately neato and chow-hounds. The petite eater eats with skill and grace. Every bite is a well practiced maneuver. A fork neatly held in the fingers, pokes miniature morsels of food into the mouth. Bites are usually small enough to starve a gerbil and are never spilled or dropped. The moderately neato group just eats in a regular way. They always follow the same food pattern every day. One moderately neato eater in the lunchroom eats meat, carbohydrates, vegetables, dessert and finishes off the dinner with a cool milk. The chow-hounds are the fun ones to watch. They act as if the food wasn't dead. The chow- hounds mutilate their food by shredding it with a fork, and then shoveling it into their mouths with a spoon. Chow-hounds get in a hurry too. Often they start throwing food into their mouth so fast, they miss. The food will hit their nose and will roll down onto the chair. Even this won't stop them. They'll eat it off the chairs! S-. 4 8 P b if 0'- . Ma.. W ,, U Q Sponsored by I-?usty's Barbershop rv-Q a. b. Correcting quad-pak errors. Mrs. Jensen erases as Shelly Hill proofreads copy. Making a good effort, Diane Domnick participates at vi c. d. e. the Medicine Lodge Fr,-Soph. Invitational track meet. Susan Green edges out a Belle Plain opponent to chalk up another first in the 110 meter hurdles. Withstanding the winds, Gary Reynolds and Melissa Dennis help keep time at the Chaparral Invitational. Starting out of the blocks, Brian Struble takes a quick lead inthe 100 meter dash. f. Glen Wilson muscles down the rebound against Valley Center. f Qttllllfifflg HH8HAmmy L -Lai .41-.. li --' l. Last Time Together Pop Concert is the only time of year during Chaparral Singers that the whole group can act crazy and have a good time. There was only two weeks to work on Pop Concert numbers and get them ready. Celebration was the opening number. Later Life Savers flew through the air to land on the heads of an auditorium full of people as the group sang TV Commercial songs in Stay Tuned. Seniors sing solos and cry together as they performed their last number, Movin' On. Todd Dautel and Mr. B designed the multi-colored riser set with rainbows of crepe paper and Mr. Harmon and Mickey Lear lit the stage with strong blues and reds. lu D 4 a P K. b . ., i Memories presented by I 8 Parsons Funeral Home, Lawrence 8 Francis Z' ff- '-X 1 - ,N . N ,XIV Sponsored by T X a. Singing the duet, Endless Love, Mike Elliott and Deneen Wood rehearse lor Pop Concert. b. Congratulating Chaparral's first singles tennis regional tennis champ, Tim Shue, Spence Sechler seals it with a kiss. c. Flushing for the Hi Liles dead line, Shelly Hill and Deanna Davis make last minute changes on the editorial. d. Advertising chief Marilyn McDanieIs checks past Piasanos for copy ideas. e. High jumper Eric Huddleston barrels over the bar at Chaparral's Invitational Track Meet. l. Kenny Haynes and Flex Adkisson load a FFA lamb lor show. Vi S Mid Co Insurance Agency, Inc. Mr. Buck helps Brian Messick on his serve during tennis practice. Casey Vondracek concen- trates on typing a page for the yearbook. Singing Leader of the Band, Curt Clark captures the audience at Pop Concert. Eileen Kane and Shelly Hill exchange senior name cards. Glen Wilson works on his form in the javeline during track practice. Aa vb l Ac l 3111 j O :fm I I S I 1. Presented by l Nelson 's Restaurant abd Supper Club ff'f x itll i .- ..v A .A ...x if Ve Kansas Thunderstorm A developing Kansas thunderstorm looks like a disorganized group of cottonballs in the sky. As the day progresses, however, the cottonballs unite and one by one: they form one big cloud. Magically growing and swelling. the billowing edges and mushrooming top dwarf all objects near by, giving the young storm a powerful appearance. Several hours after the big cloud is formed, nature seems to transform good to evil as the thunderstorm turns dark and shadowy, bringing secondary features to life. Thunder is heard from the very heart of the storm. lts deep bellowing roar warns of the coming event. Lightning flashes out like fangs from the heavens. The wind blows with fierce intensity and has a sick-sweet smell to it. Finally it begins to rain and the storm is at its mightiest. Later, when the storm is gone, the sun breaks through the clouds in glorious victory. The wind sub- sides and has a fresh clean smell about it, All living creatures spring out of hiding with renewed activity. What seemed to be evil is in reality a righteous blessing . . . nature's mystery. ku ,,.. Rioke 's 'Fw ' ,-A New I l i State Music Troubles State music contest was an unusual experierice this year. Our buses were the main cause of our troublel Two of the three buses got lost and had to back track. All three buses were stopped by the Highway Patrol becausei Vickey and Janell Hughbanks didn't get off where they w re supposed to. First stop was Central High in Salina where we watched the band warm-up in the parking lot. We then Iis ened to the I rated performance. Next we traveled to Marymount College, climbed up and down hills and almost passed lout from the heat, but sang our best and impressed the judges who gave us a I. Mixed Ensemble, Men's Glee and many splos received I's l l rg' +L-, A i These pages pre U i .3 .... We i l,. -5-K -,M TJ L cA ll-L Q Sherry Gering, with the aid of Lana Williams, accompanies the Chaparral Singers during Pop Concert rehearsal Singing Nine to Five, the Beauty Shoppers added props and gestures to their performance at Pop Concert. a b Lady Runner, Susan Sneary hands off to Ellen Hatcher in the 440 relay. C. Tim Shue shakes his opponents hand after he won the semi-final match during regionals at Pratt. d e. Todd Grasser long jumps at the Chaparral Invitational track meet. f. Mrs. Carr's Mass Media class investigates advertising. i is M109 W ,-.L .Y -K ,.-,. 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Sandra O'Connor was nominated to the Supreme Court, a first for women. We glued our eyes to the TV as Prince Charles of England married a commoner, Lady Diana Spencer. Two strikes affected our lives, baseball and air traffic controllers. The baseball season split in two as players negotiated for higher pay, leaving us more time for swimming, jogging and picnicking, since we weren't watching our favorite teams. Air traffic con- trollers were surprised to find President Reagan was serious when he threatened and then took away their jobs, so traveling became difficult. The mystery of the Atlanta murders, in which 21 young blacks were killed, was solved as Wayne Williams was tried and convicted. Anwar Sadat was assassinated. Reagonomics tightened our budgets, af- ll ances tudying Pickin', Grinnin', Strummers ak Ridge Boys arbara Mandrell illie Nelson rystal Gale olly Parton After School Specials 39'Ma 302: 18M 12W VX: 7106 'I4'X: 7'V0 4M 4'V0 fecting senior's financial aid for college. Ticket Takers Raiders Of The Lost Ark 31M Arthur 25M Taps 1605 Superman ll 14 'Mi The Great Muppet Caper 6 'Ml Absence Of Malice 5 'MJ Reds 3M Sedating Suds Oldies but Goodies Dynasty 37 'Vo James Garner 29 UA, General Hospital 33 'Mi Robert Wagner 28'Mi Dallas 23'Mn Richard Dreyfuss 18 'MJ Flamingo Road 4 'Vu Henry Fonda 17 'Mi Falcon Crest 3 'Mi Jack Lemmon 8M Super Jocks Sexy Sirens Antoine Carr 27 'Mi Curt Thomas 23W Olivia Newton-John 36 'Mi Joe Montana 15 'Vo Victoria Principal 17 'MJ Ed Neely 14 'Mi Bo Derek 15 'Mi Traci Austin 12 'Mi Morgan Fairchild 12 UA, John McEnroe 9 UA, Kate Jackson 11 'MJ Brooke Shields 9 'Mi Rip Rollin' Rockers P01 Hgle Dgdgers Olivia Newton-John 31 'Vo Hall 84 Oates 25 'Mi Z28 32 'Ml Pat Banetar 21 UA, Corvette 24 in Sheena Eston 12 OA, Mustang 20 'Mi Dan Fogelberg 1 1 'Mi Chevy 4x4 15 'Mu Subaru Brat 9 UA This page presented by Deluxe Printing Co., Hoy Carr I --4 Makin a Chahge. Faculty Our school was altered with a new face sitting at the principal s desk. With tall Alan Alda frame a smile on his face and a take charge attitude,i Mr. Reynolds jumped in and accepted all the challenges as well as accepting everyone as his friend. We feared the worst - changing prin- cipals - but were happily surprised by this genilal but strict man. l l l 78 l v I 'vV? f 3 X eatedg Superintendent Byron Smith, Clerk of the Board Jayne arbinton. Standingg Assistant Superintendent Don Gasper. l 1 F D Board of Education: Front Row, Don Fleber, Elizabeth ' b Galloway, Don Drouhard. Back Flow, Bo Wilbur Nickel, Gerald Wolff, Fred Howie. ,Q . 8 S -A Principal Gary Reynolds Assistant Princip Domnick, En. '44, K k '71, al Sam High Cooks Front Row: Ruth Wharton. lofknn Smith, Vivian Bowen, Lor- raine Messner, Iulie Calvert. Back Rowi lo Duran, Irene Honn, Ginny Myers, Lois Shellhammer, Vickey Struble, Marion Struble, Ieannette Crisp. Secretaries Marcella Grimmeti, Bookkeeper Marietta Hovorka, Library Aide Lois Seaman, Secretary Karen Younce, l.R.C, Aide lean Zollars, Counselors' Secretary Beverly Davis, Bookkeeper ' ii Custodians Vic Goff Karuth McDaniel Wes Ready Charles Seipel Betty Wilkie J B 'sf ,ex Otasco of i eo i I 0- i .KH-. 1. ' J 4 nw .' T 3- c ax ' is i 4 R A s K: Dale Adams. Math 8 Bruce Albright, Science X '. , .,, , X sa . R A Q A gjifr R . ns- , N .fr '5 ! -, 3- J l - , ' ae X . A .. X T 5 I as S rr X . dr X. V. J K A,. , . U 1, ,,, R , 4 I Qu eff vm , T! - -r 'Q . . fr' '14 Q F . ., Y Q, v ---... ---- -- A .3 K7 Q Wit l E? vf'T.f'L . M 'Q V Y .ii-A, A Ar E W' L ry. - xr' x .X ' . XY '.V 'N.gl3: ' fx ' ' 'f' Qs . M , if i is Af rm. Clark ls Local Teacher of Year 15 , If v ,J x c W an . . K g if 3 .wry S me 'S-' ' Q iii? sw. x i ' 'L 1 rf 52 E 6315 V595 E we 'Tai' 1' ' . M'Lady's Dress Shoppe J. C. Baker, Counselor Joyce Baker, Reading Leon Ballenger, Vocal Music Sam Beam, Social Science Bucilla Blair, Business Lane Buck, Mathematics Myrel Carr, English Laura Clark, Physical Ed. Linda Dills, Business Robert Dills. Vocational Cleo Doweil, English John Elmore, Driver's Ed. Betty Fisher, Home Economics Gary Gerber, Vocational June Gerber, interrelated Resource Center Gary Harmon, English Wendell Hodges, Music Robert Hottman, Art Jean Jensen, English Jim Menhusen, Vocational Dana Osborn, Home Economics Gloria Piersail, English Lorna Poe, Mathematics Marilyn Puls, Librarian Dave Rochholz, Social Science Harvey Romans, Physical Ed. John Ryman, Science J. W. Shurley, Social Science Wayne Sill, Science J. R. Smith, Foreign Language Makin a Name Seniors We wanted fouryears for that maguc name SIENIOFI fouryears of hlstory Our senior year found us welcomrng a new pnnclpal and tlghtlng against the highway slde Iandfrll We have par tlclpated nn CTL footb ll and basketball champronshrps three years and sang In the musrcals SOUND OF MUSIC CARNIVAL and thus year GUYS AND DOLLS Thus year we wrestled to three rndlvldual state champlonshnps and one h norable mentron All Amencan debated to wln the 4A state tournament and earned thlrd plac In state gurls basketball tournament We have been MAKIN A NAME . . , I . .. , . , . , . - I , . , Seniors Collect Memorabilia for Timesphere Anthony Laundry 8 Dry Cleaners D g BI H p Ja tB k F pt Ch bl H Ch CathyCh yrxm M kch ryrxm CutCI krxm y Jod B n Att Su BI n 1 D n J BI c H p Linda Clayton, Anthony Johnna Coady, Anthony Julie Connell, Harper Linda Coslett, Danville Wayne Culp, Harper Todd Dautel, Anthony Deanna Davis, Anthony Steve Decker, Anthony Greg Dick, Anthony Senior Class Colors Blue and Silver i Family Fun Center B 4 i W. 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Scott White, Argonia Barry Wiechman, Harper Roberta Wiechman, Harper l Makin a Future Underclassmen Three years of high school are spent as an und rclassman As freshmen sensors seem so old There are so many worries What clubs do I join Do I go out for cheerleader'7 Sophomores are P E The junior year is fun planning tor prom dating regularly and running for important school offices and taking photography astronomy and tamilyllfe . , I no longer scared of getting their heads flushectt down the toilet and no longer fear freshman l l I l l l l l l I 1 l l l Brought to you by Walker Service Center Freshmen Begin High School Careers .I 1 -v X,. .f Y , xl 3 ,i.. '-w ith mt l Il ' xx? 5- . il at 9'. fx 0 r . I g 2:7 f A , ,iv fl Kar , .-'SL 0 K ,hal r V1 , We 1 'R 'Q I -r f ...X ,QM t q t Q -V ' ' X ff' 'xxx ' ,Q N Y . sq. i X x ' P as ,. A ...Lf 1' Vai' J. C. 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Anthony Brent Hilliker, Anthony John Howie, Harper Jim Hudgens, Anthony Shelly Hudgens, Harper Diane Huflord, Harper Lori Ingram, Anthony 96 :rs f ,nigh i -djs ff? W ii 5 5 9856 ,sfo -4 ET' fn 'S H EJ , Sf 'tra u weqii . 3 wg k . 5 l 4 L' . X i pm 4a-'vs l l l l l l l l ' 4 V N ,iv llimx N 1 KM vlnlhe f Participate in Activities X i xiii.. .W ' V-P 4 ,, L... 'C ri 'tw' -' 1' 49 'i rr I .ay i , ' ' ,A xx 'L 'b' .' N John Joslin, Harper Kathy Judd, Argonia Mike Kastens, Anthony Kim Koeppen. Anthony Mike Konkel, Harper Craig Leu, Harper Mandy Loesch. Attica Joe Longbine, Harper Susie Lott, Harper Tim Mathes, Harper Richard Meek, Anthony Brian Messick, Anthony Shelly Metzger, Harper Mike Moore, Harper Bob Morgan, Harper Renee Oller, Harper Courtney Osborn, Anthony Stephanie Osborn. Anthony Dawn Packard. Anthony Pat Poston, Anthony Danna Pray. Bluff City Jenny Renfro, Anthony Sheryl Ricke, Harper Julie Rinke. Harper . Angie Schmidt, Anthony 97 Mick Sechler, Anthony Marty Seipel, Anthony Kandie Sherven, Harper Kenny Smith, Harper Susan Sneary, Harper Terry Stark, Anthony Brian Strubie, Anthony Darrin Struble, Anthony Kelly Tedman, Harper David Thatcher, Danville Jerry Thetge, Harper Margo Townley, Anthony Tony Tracy, Harper Kristy Vonltter, Anthony Mike Walter, Harper Kelly Watts, Harper Denise Wedman, Harper Diana Wedman, Harper Jan Wells, Anthony Debbie Wilkinson, Anthony 98 S4 'P Q . , f 5 til W it 'ww A A i tv L . X Brenda Wisley, Anthony Carrie Wolff, Anthony Kathryn Wood, Anthony Shelly Woodring, Harper Not Pictured Mike Eidringhoff Jamie Goertz Rhonda Ricker Darren Smithhisler Steven Spillene Steve Wood 1774: Q U ,tat if Aw ' 1 Freshman Class Increase CHS Enrollmen l i l Rt. .4 T Nall-I 1 U tl? xr f Ex 4' I . 8 -,F-5 ,' A 1. . . 0 ' , 'W ' 'r yi , Q, 1 ' A ' '75, il A X ,. 1' H, t f J ,K Hy, :L M , ,, L, s , if af, 11-., ,rm I H'5-L ' wx V ' ' . lui 1 ' . S l X F ' I my L X' s I' ,,. Sim'- TYAXT 3 if X , . I I I i i i i i I i i l i i Sophomores Choose Class Rings ffx ,av- . ef ,S ms- . L 3? fa. e, i ff Be .yt 5 ,. Q K .af fe , asf-af' ,A . ,,,., .os . it K eg-v sa NWN 11. mafia ,fs 1 uk. is --is 2- s xx U f 3 E gin. W, -iff' wwgfx -1 ,- x 4. Us e kj, . , t x B is ,JM A Y a , . . v 'A' N . - . ,X , , - . X - . 1 -is , ww xt- 'X Ki ' 'A 41 . , A Z Connie Adkisson, Harper Leanne Allen, Harper Brian Arnold, Bluff City Cliff Bazer, Anthony l In ggi, y 4 ' i K ,I . l l I ipul - -, U, I 5 ' N .H . Wi Shana Beadman, Anthony Greg Bontrager, Harper Rusty Bowles, Attica Tim Burnet, Anthony Terri Caldron, Anthony Jena Calvert, Attica Theresa Christy, Anthony Kay Cole, Waldron Debs Cook, Harper Angie Coombs. Anthony Adam Cooper, Norwich John Coslett, Danville Chris Crandall, Harper Kevin Dick, Anthony Jeff Dodgen, Anthony Diana Domnick, Harper Melissa Drew, Anthony Frank Duhon, Anthony Marty Eshelman, Harper Joni Favre, Danville Glen Fisher, Harper Freida Garigin, Attica Scott Garrett, Anthony Larry Gaug, Harper Jane Grant, Attica Fiobin Harnden, Attica Teresa Hartle, Danville Ellen Hatcher, Harper Brad Hendrick, Anthony Monty Hess, Waldron James Hicks, Harper Michael Hodson, Anthony Sheila Honn, Harper Laura Hopkirk, Norwich Brian Hostetler, Harper Shirley Howie, Harper Janice Hughbanks, Attica Linda lmel, Anthony David Innes, Harper Kim Konkel, Harper Tommy McCartney, Harper Mark McCully, Anthony John McFarland, Anthony Kelly McPhail, Harper Gwen Menhusen, Anthony Mark Moore, Harper Frances Moss, Harper David Nickel, Anthony Lynn Parsons, Anthony Rocky Patterson, Waldron Dana Grimmett, Harper Janell Hamilton, Harper Galen Harbin, Anthony Kay Hare, Bluff City N r ft A t , 41 l ,- . fu. .x , X c t R it i in , ffl 'A X e Sailors Serve Prom T' if . el ri ' x X Ja T 9 , 1 'i0.. 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Lf, Q sv , ujbvt Sonya Williams, Harper Steve Williams, Anthony Sheryl Wisley, Harper Gary Wohischlegel, Harper Dennis Perry, Anthony Lori Peterson, Anthony Kevin Potts, Harper Kathy Renfro, Anthony Mary Etta Reynolds, Anthony Jeff Sanders, Blufl City Kelly Sechler, Anthony Crlssa Sharp, Anthony Eddie Sheen, Bluff Clty Eddie Sherman, Anthony Lori Smith, Anthony Suzette Smith, Harper Pat Starks, Anthony Rusty Starks, Harper Carl Thatcher, Harper Chris Tracy, Harper Lexa Vermillion, Anthony Klm Vonltter, Anthony Todd Warner, Anthony Becky Wedman, Harper Duane Wells, Harper Kim Wells. Anthony Van Whaley, Anthony Brenda Wiley, Anthony Lana Williams, Harper 101 Kevin Albright, Attica Mickey Allen, Anthony Robert Allen, Harper Jamie Baker, Harper Diane Ballinger, Harper Jo Betty, Anthony Cindy Bowles, Attica Richard Chamberlain, Harper Tommy Clark, Anthony John Coady, Anthony Jessie Coffey, Anthony Kelly Connell, Harper Shawn Cooper, Norwich Charles Darnell, Harper Todd Dierksen, Freeport Gary Dillingham, Bluff City Roger Downing, Anthony Shannon Drosselmeyer, Anthony Jill Drouhard, Danville Tricia Duvall, Harper Juniors Make Ocean Floor for Prom 'S n v f -0' Q--'iv 14 ' i ,fx l l fin . ' , 792 + Q . t 'F '1 kt f I X f l 1' ' L1 . X ,yafrf , I Ref 0 man C A-W' K 'lr xx X N. 7 if ' ' 1 5 N we in , 11-f wi y 1 R lx X . A X . R A' ' 4 J 'X 1 1' .f 1 r. A , ,,:-, ,X le 'V ' ' ' - X K ,Y-mix. ' U R , Z: mit-y , 4- ' f . 1 fAY'f qqixztafif ' l 1 at -, 4 . A 1 V 3:, . ' V -Q A uia :' . i 1 tx N .i . ,--2' ' i f 'I f A ' ' 1 I6 ' A' , . K A ,A Q -- , , S . , ff i i n I r'.'4Qfg h 1 A .- ' 3 V f' Theresa Eades, Anthony A ,t fl PatEsau,Anthony 4 ' , s --1 SheiiyFawcett, Anthony , . xg Q' Rocky Florentin, Anthony 3 ' ' ' Y ' ' ' I . ,sf -, . V H4 , 5-J N. ' t - ,r LQ .if ' fl i A i l i l l l l l i l I t f' 'qu' M ,, ww 9 1' i W Q 1 . A Y X 9- A ' 4' s ' X ! .. 3 ,L I AE- , 'L N 1+ , v i 1' Q 4 X , . in 3 ' Q 4, K 1 4' . X f X 'A LV1 1 Mx an A 4 .wgc ' U 1 U I t in it x 2 N 3 W, 1' rgX - 1 , .i og, il. if rf. , 5 r 'kg , K . v r 'W . F, . 3 , 4 b 2 X V, T X. ff ' 3 n 'af' A , 1 's , Q 1 -wx, 5 T4 T Kelly Gates, Anthony Gina Gerberding, Anthony Sonya Goucher, Anthony Lori Grabs, Harper Susan Green, Anthony Wendy Haakinson, Anthony Jerry Hall, Harper Brenda Haynes, Anthony Jim Hays, Anthony Crystal Hazel, Anthony Jay Head, Harper Julie Hilliker, Anthony Lana Hodson, Anthony Shelly Hofmeier, Harper Kim Hohl, Harper Debbie Hopkirk, Norwich Janell Hughbanks. Anthony Darrin Jacobs, Anthony Michelle Jacobs, Harper Sherri Jacobs, Harper Jerry Janet, Harper Beth Jensen, Anthony Kris Kiser, Harper Jerri Lipprand, Anthony Dana Loesch, Attica Danny McCartney, Harper Rachel Meyer, Manchester, Okla. Cindy Mingle, Anthony Kevin Moore, Anthony Sonya Perry, Anthony Todd Pray, Bluff City Vickie Prouse, Anthony Juniors Win Homecoming Hall Decorations -mf . np, fm ,il D , , Q9 i . 4 X i r , .--x X I Le N Q- ? '4' 4 ,W K 5 Agfa Kyle Flay, Harper A Kelly Fieynolds, Anthony gs Carla Ricke, Harper 1 4-A - Cindy Riedel, Anthony J X ,Q . Lisa Rinke, Harper - Q Q- 4: Greg Romans, Harper A ' Tom Schrant, Harper 0 ly' ' Tammy Schreiber, Bluff City 3 ' C I I f YW ' ' I f -. I. X A 4 l Sf: . 'Q X .1 .. yt' Tim Schroeder, Harper A' ' X' ' J ' Spence Sechler, Anthony A .. 4- A Tina Sherven, Harper if r., 5 .,, 9 .,. Tim Shue, Harper , ' ' K 9. -1 Jim Smith, Harper f Karl Smith, Harper ' 7 5 ' K r Scott Swonger, Anthony ,- ' f' Seana Teague, Anthony 'J' 1 1 fkaay X N X r Y 4 l l l l l l l I l l l -. 'F x 'Vftx 0...-. -is fit 1. Q 'N 'tl x ' .I 'sf Chris Crandall 2-2-66X 12-22-81 f-JN i, . Jeff Thetge, Harper Chung Troung, Harper Danny Turner, Anthony Jeannie Vondracek, Hazelton Heather Vornauf, Harper Cathy Walker, Harper Theresa Warner, Anthony Pat Watts, Harper Kathie White, Argonia Eric Williams, Harper Stacey Williams, Harper Andi Wilson, Anthony Glen Wilson, Harper Stacy Woodle, Anthony Lori Woods, Anthony Kim Yandell, Anthony Noi Pictured: Misty Moore Stephanie Flicker Randy Wilson IN MEMORIAM Death is not extinguishing the light, it is putting out the lamp because the dawn has come. l l i l l l Mak1n'a Score: Teams .. . being in the wrong place but makin' a surprise football interception . . . being glad the coach made you run five miles every practice so you can win your two mile race . . . setting a record in individual basketball scoring withstanding endurance drills to produce state wrestling champs . . . tar-babies, tennis balls, trolls, and clean Polish jokes, . . all helped us in MAKIN' A SCORE. l l i l l i I I i l l i l i i Vfotory at Homecoming Clinohes CTL Championship A '.., - -ront row: Jerry Quick, Darin Peterson, Danny Middle row: Pat Watts, Jeff Thetge, Kevin armer, Bryant Phye, Danny Lear, Mike Elliott, Moore, Jim Smith, Glen Wilson, Tom Schrant, usty Hostetler, Steve Decker, Fred Smith, Terry Greg Romans, Charles Darnell, Darrin Jacobs, onn. Gary Dillingham, Mgr. Wayne Culp. s 'The Force, Freshman Team Ends Season 5-2 T V Back Row: Coach Dale Adams, Van Whealy, Debs Cook, Gary Wohlschlegel, Rusty Bowles, John Coslett, Kelly Sechler, Todd Warner, Kevan Dick, John McFarland, Coach Dave Rochholz, Coach John Elmore. Front row: Ronnie Copenhaver, Mark Drouhard, Mick Sechler, Kelly Green, Todd Grasser, Mike Moore, Brent Hilliker. Middle row: Pat Poston, Don Henderson, Rex Adkisson, Craig Leu, Darrin Harding, Chris Bellar, Dennis Coats, Jerry Thetge. Back Row: Mike Kastens, Alan Daniels, Ray Ball, Bryan Struble, Richard Meek, Marshall Bird, Kenny Smith, Darren Struble. Football Ft Dub wlk C shpL ClkLdD k Bk J IP lsye h Winning Season Ends Withi Green and Domniek ai Sta Varsity CTL CH MP Susan Green, ear a ouc er if - Junior Varsity GHCGS OSS Im O6 BH OI'I Bk C WIffDeuord, MI B tKthyW Klly Tennis d,e ross Country Has Hill and Valleys, Ups and Downs. ix Qualify for State, Three Become Champions Front row: David Nickel, Dean Menhusen, Tim Shue, Brian Hostetler, Mark McCully. Middle row: Julie Rinke, Janice Hughbanks. Janell Hughbanks, Kyle Ray, Lisa Rinke, Terri Hormel, Kim Yandell. Back row: Scott Garett, Casey Vondracek, Curt Clark, Jon Howie, Glen Fisher, ' ,, Eront row: Bob Morgan, Ronnie Copenhaver, Middle row: Marty Eshelman, Rocky Patterson, ex Adkisson, Tony Tracy, Brent Hilliker, Mark Joe Longbine, Alan Daniels, Darrin Harding, vlcCully, Jerry Thetge, Roger Downing, Jefl Dodgen, Kelly Reynolds. Back row: Coach Rochholz, Casey Vondracek, Gary Wohlschlegel, Greg Dick, Rusty Hostetler, Cliff Bazer, Eric Williams, Johnny Helms, Coach Elmore, Wayne Culp mgr. Wrestling 3rd in State T Off Eighth llhnning Sea Varsity Front Flow: Coach Lane Buck, Susan Green, Linda Domnick, Crissa Sharp, Debbie Wilkinson, Janell Hughbanks, Lisa Flinke. Back Flow: Jill Drouharcl, Val Howie, Shirley Howie, Kim Von ltter, Kelly Connell, Kim Yandell. Freshman Front Row: Coach Laura Clark, Kelly Watts, Jan Wells, Lori Ingram, Mandy Loesch, Brenda Arnold. Back Flow: Dawn Packard, Vickie Gaug, Julie Flinke, Diana Wedman, Kelly Tedman, Kim Koeppen, Courtney Osborn, Melissa Burnet. Junior Varsity Front Flow: Janice Hughbanks, Debbie Wilkinson, Crissa Sharp, Janell Hughbanks, Lisa Rinke. Middle Flow: Coach Laura Clark, Shirley Howie, Sonya Goucher, Becky Wedman, Sheila Honn, Back Flow: Jena Calvert, Kim Von ltter, Lorie Smith, Kelly Connell. Girls Basketball S 5 liiil uf Shootin' for a Win, Boys Are CTL Champs. ,1 Q Varsity Front Flow: Chris Ryan, Glen Wilson, Fred Smith, Spence Sechler, Tim Shue, Steve Decker. Back Row: Dean Menhusen, Danny Farmer, Kyle Flay, Edwin Martens, Mike Elliott, Tom Schrant. J. V. Front Flow: Tim Shue, Brad Hendrick, Tim Burnet, Kevin Moore, John Coslett, Glen Fisher, Scott Garrett, Kelly Sechler. Back Row: David Nickel, Debs Cook, Brian Hostetler, Van Whealy, Spence Sechler. Brian Arnold, Todd Warner, Jefl Thetge. Freshmen Front Flow: Marshall Bird, Ray Ball, Dennis Coats, Darren Bonham, Richard Meek, Jon Howie. Middle Row: Coach Dale Adams, Jamie Goertz, Mike Kastens Dave Bertholf, Bryan Struble, Kelly Green, Donnie Henderson mgr. Back How: Brian Evans, Mick Sechler, Mike Moore, Mike Konkel, Darrin Struble, Kenny Smith, Craig Leu. Boys Basketball 111 Boys Front Row: Ray Ball, Todd Grasser, Joe Longbine, Darrln Hardlng, Richard Harmon, Kelly Green, Alan Daniels, John McFarland. Middle Row: Brian Evans, Dennis Smilhhisler, Jon Joslln, Mark Drouhard, Mike Moore, Marshall Bird. Richard Meek, Van Whealey, Glen Wilson Back Row: Kevln Moore, Fred Smith, Dean Menhusen, Charles Darnell, Kenny Smith, Brian Slruble, John Cosletl, Cliff Bazer. Girls Front Row: Susan Green, Vickie Downing, Frances Moss, Terri Hormel, Tracy Hess, Susie Lott. Middle Row: Janice Hughbanks. Debbie Wilkinson, Julie Rinke, Diana Wedman, Kelly Watts, Susan Sneary, Rhonda Cummins, Janet Brooks. Back Row: Lori Ingram, Vickie Gaug, Ellen Hatcher, Melissa Burnet, Courtney Osborn, Diana Domnick, Lory Peterson ennis Takes a Swing Forward Varsity From Row: Spence Sechler, Tim Shue, Chris Fiyan. Back Row: Kelly Sechler, Mike Elliott, Terry Honn. if Eront Row: Chris Bellar, Darren Bonham, Brian Messick, Jon Howie, Don Henderson. ack Flow: Todd Warner, Debs Cook, Kevin Potts, Craig Leu, Jerry Thetge, Mick Sechler. Makin a Difference Clubs decorations . . . no volleyball tournament .l. . no homecoming Queen . . . no pep rallies . . . music. That s why we depend on organizations and groups for MAKIN A DIFFERENCE . , . I Try to imagine a Chaparral without clubs, or activities no hall, Valentine, or Christmas y ' no l l l l l Top Row: Kevin Albright, Diane Ballinger, Jesse Coffey, Chris Dierksen, Todd Dierksen, Jeff Dodgen. l l IA Club Sponsdrs Winning Oueen Candida! ha s ' az, i 1 4' ' T ' ' 2nd Row: Thad Duvall, Marty Eshelman, Brian Evans, Larry Gaug, Joe Hall. Jim Hays. 3rd Fiow: Monty Hess, Brent Hilliker, Terry Honn, Mike Kastens, Edwin Martens, Mark Moore. 4th Flow: Mike Moore, Curtis Nelson, Dennis Perry, Todd Pray, Jeff Sanders, Eddie Sheen. Bottom Row: Kenny Smith, Rusty Starks, Tony Tracy, Casey Vondracek, Scott White, Gary Gerber. LN . 0 Q 'X 5 , , , s X. r Y., A.. '4 Rr Q 'QQE' W . 4 0 7 ' '- . ima, Q ' if N fwfr ' .,, V Sfkh -. V - ea ef' 'f J' I 4 -4 . .: -. - ' -. 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Theresa Eades, Tina Eades, Mike Elliott, Susan Elliott, Alicia Fox, Lori Grabs. Jane Grant, Mary Ann Grant, Dana Grimmett, Leslie Haakinson, Robin Harnden, Anita Head. Carla Hess, Shelly Hill, Julie Hilliker, Shirley Howie, Valerie Howie, Denise Hufford. Diane Huiford, Carol Johnson, Kim Koeppen, Kim Konkel, Danny Lear, Cindy Mingle. Linda Morgan, Frances Moss, Courtney Osborn, Dawn Packard, Dana Pray, Carla Ricke. Lisa Rinke, Kelly Watts, Denise Wedman, Diane Wedman, Kathie White, Sonya Williams. Connie Wilson, Margaret Wilson, Sheryl Wlsely, Cherie Wohlschlegel, Deneen Wood, Dana Osborn. 115 Top Row: Connie Adkisson, Brenda Arnold Flay Ball, Carolyn Banister, Carol Bascom, Shana Beadman, Dave Bertholf, Jo Betty, Marshall Bird. 2nd Flow: Kris Bohnert, Domingo Boileau, Shayla Bonham Cindy Bowles, Melissa Burnet, Terri Calderon, Chris Chamberlain Theresa Christy, Johnna Coady. 3rd Row: Dennis Coats, Julie Connell, Kelly Connell, Mary Connell, Angie Coombs. Fionnle Copenhaver, Linda Coslett, Rhonda Cummins, Todd Dautei, 4th Fiow: Deanna Davis, Melissa Dennis, Kristi Drosselmeyer, Stacy Drosselmeyer, Jill Drouhard, Diana Domnick, Linda Domnick, Tricia Duvall, Theresa Eades. 5th Row: Tina Eades, Susan Elliott, Brian Erker, Danny Farmer, Joni Favre, Alicia Fox, Cary Fox, Lori Grabs, Another First Pep Club Has Male Presrden ' Gee MQ it X l.zcS oefisix lk ps 699 I Jane Grant, Mary Ann Grant, 6th Flow: Todd Grasser, Kelly Green, Dana Grimmett. Hamilton, Galen Harbin, Richard Harmon, Robin Harnden, Wendy Hayter, Crystal Hazel. 7th Row: Anita Head, Donnie Henderson, Carla Hess, Tracy Hess, Shelly Hill, Shelly Hofmeier, Sheila Honn, Debbie Hopkirk, Laura Hopkirk, Terri Hormel, Bth Row: Jon Howie, Val Howie, Denise Hultord, Diana Huilork, Janice Hughbanks, Vickey Hughbanks, Linda lmel, Lori Ingram, Michelle Jacobs, Beth Jensen. 9th Row: Carol Johnson, Kim Koeppen, Kim Konkel, Mike Konkel, Craig Leu, Mandy - Loesch, Missy Loesch, Becky Longbine, Moe Longbine, - Marilyn McDaniel, -. 10th Row: Roger McKnight. Kelly McPhaiI, ichard Meek, Gwen Menhusen, Brian A, Messick, Shelly Metzger, ' Linda Morgan, Frances Moss, ' Courtney Osborn, Stephanie Osborn, Bottom Row: Dawn Packard, Lynn Parsons, Jewel Pearl, Darin Peterson, Lory Peterson, Bryant Phye, Pat Poston. Danna Pray, Vickie Prouse, Jenny Fieniro. ,J F J W 'F Z 0 rf firm. .l Sq-4 Www uv L' V .aaa V 4 I I I I i , . an - - - I .- 1, W ' if el. ag r . 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Q 6 ' ' 1 , xi it I G I I I I I 116 , Pep Club Pigs Out at Luau , ,EFQN-I 'I wg x i 4.1 ft ,intl N I V- s, J . ,.. p I 4 f-a t X 'mis 'I' 1 5. it W . Al . r. Alix l , nt l Y. 'v- A. li es Q Q 6 iff' ,gif L' 'sz is X ' I 1 ,- N s.H.y.,Xx .Q , ' x Top Row: Carla Rlcke, Sheri Ricke, Julie Rinke, Greg Romans, Angie Schnackenberg, Mick Sechler, Crissa Sharp, Lorie Smith. 2nd Row: Suzette Smith, Susan Sneary, Bryan Struble, Jeff Thetge, Margo Townley, Lexa Vermillion, Darla Vondracek, Kristy Von ltter. 3rd Flow: Heather Vornaul, Cathy Walker, Kelly Watts, Becky Wedman, Denise Wedman, Diane Wedman, Jayne Wedman, Jan Wells, 4th Row: Kim Wells, Debbie Wilkinson, Lana Williams, Sonya Williams, Stacey Williams, Andi Wilson, Connie Wilson, Margret Wilson. Bottom Flow: Sheryl Wlsley, Cherie Wohlschlegel. Carrie Wolff, Deneen Wood, Kathryn Wood, Kim Yandell, Bruce Albright, Betty Fisher. Cheerleaders Pom-Pom Routine, Celebration, a Hit ' likwlhl J ' t1:f'llH-EL ' tilt lil A A l f lfl n e ,e bil 1 eillsiil C Club Brings Unity Among Letter Persons 4 Q 9. ,Q Q ff Q it auf'-.rig L, D 'NLM lg Egttlcgrgiglsnvlmrgsgic Williams, Glen Wilson, Kim Yandell, Top Row: Rhonda Cummins, Melissa Dennis, Vickie Downing, Theresa Eades, Tina Eades, Vickey Hughbanks, Linda Imel, Michelle Jacobs. 2nd Row: Beth Jensen, Marilyn McDaniel, Linda Morgan, Lynn Parsons, Lana Williams, Stacey Williams, Sonya Williams, Cherie Wohlschlegel. Top Row: Greg Dick, Theresa Eades, Mike Elliott, Danny Farmer, Sonya Goucher, Susan Green, Ellen Hatcher, Johnny Helms. 2nd Flow: Janell Hughbanks, Danny Lear, Dean Menhusen, Darin Peterson, Bryant Phye, Jerry Quick, Lisa Flinke, Tom Schrant. 117 l l l i . NFL Sponsors March F orensrcs Tournamen . , ' Q' :av 4' 'V .. Top Row. Jodi Ball, Susan Blanchat, Jena Calvert, Charles Darnell, , , gg, L Steve Decker, Chris Dlerkson, Diana Domnick. A ' , , ' lf I I N KN ' 2nd Row: Theresa Eades, Tina Eades, Brian Erker, Glen . if lb if .. L, Fisher, Jonna Gaffney, Sherry Gering, Lori Grabs, Mary ' 1? ' ell' 'Q' ,xy Ann Gmm' 1 f . A ,t ,, .H , R. . 4' Wm Vi PLY ' -fi A if F'f'i:2 , . I v '. xlq yfjpyilv, K. .f5f1f:T 'r?:f-it A v P - ' - .' A 3rd Flow: Richard Harmon, Robin Harnden, Janell ,,, ... -: Hughbanks, Darrin Jacobs, Jerry Janet, Beth Jensen, 15, Kim Konkel, Mandy Loesch. gpg . A S -A I . k 4 i ' - A 1 ' ' K 'fe r 4th Row: Missy Loesch, Mark McCully, Rachel Meyer, ,Q Q. Q '.! , fa , - Lynn Parsons, Lory Peterson, Kathy Flenfro, Greg ' ' ,Q ., z ' Fiomsns, Spence Sechler. ' R ' 1 .,.,j- VV , 53,6 t,t, sl . b 7 .. Tl ,. f igs, P t ' ' Bottom Fiow: Crissa Sharp, Dennis Smithhisler, Jeff V 4 R ' ' Thetge, Todd Warner, Andi Wilson, Carrie Wolff, S? 4 Y , ' Deneen Wood, Mr. Harmon. 'V J . 1 - . g. f . ' t '-1 P l HS Decorates Christmas Tre i I . A . so , g.. :Sis , f 'TQ va s . , 3 Top Flow: Susan Blanchat, Curt Clark, Julie .,. 1. Y ' - , Q P Connell, Linda Coslett, Jonna Gaffney, 1 94 'sg 5 ' f,! Q ' Sherry Gering, Lori Grabs. Q., , 'J -1 I , r. FL s IA, 1 If s , 1 '- ' ' X' . Y' fr V LJX me Q, , . W' , 2nd Flow: Susan Green, Val Howie, Dianna Hughbanks, Janell fry, 6' Q l Hughbanks. Darrin Jacobs, Kenny Kiser. JXVL f 9 ' Kg I. , J jp ' ' ,gy 3 5 -M CP. i. L N K r if 51112: fi 3rd Row: Dana Loesch, Kevin Moore, Linda Morgan, Spence 'gf in , Q Sechler. Jeff Thetge, Cathy Walker. F i ' 5 fi ' , P EAA' X P I N if Bottom Row: Sheila Wells, Eric Williams, Cherie Wohlschlegel, ,' 'lp Deneen Wood, Kim Yandell, Mrs. Baker. Q . H 3 ' ' Not Pictured: Stephanie Ricker. ' , V 5 ,uri x::1g'g'Q' 4 'l 7,1 A . 3'l-x ffifr -It f X, l l l l 118 ey Club Takes Top Honors, 10th Year 7 :Q P' 1 A f A VI 'li -r..f-:rf sta.. , uw 1 A . . i ' , J' :gs If' 4,4 it iw- C R4 Q if - it 3 it 1 ' alll:-it Art -QUE I i gint-ff! til i ' - rW3fj1 7' 4' W 'f' x ' ' X - - ,5 gx g k i ' - it af 1--. 335.125 -'ist T' . .A if-i:?55f HJ M-J - C R i ' , tt 35 My I af 1 H- 'Q-V tif M J , . ,. B Q -X - A 1 5 i Smith Becomes New Hi-Y Sponsor 'Af F fr: ri . -9 . - .- - Af rn f- N. Q f f' iff f if X 0 . 1 D L if V K , . . I. c an gf. '- Tl mf Y ,ck J 1. , W. J ' I.: K fs , ,A K ,df .i 'z rem A I ' t si. J. at we . Top Row: Jamie Baker, Ray L all, Tlm Burnet, Curt Clark, Todd Dautel, Greg Dick, Kevin Dick. 2nd Row: Mike Elliott, Brain Erker, Danny Farmer, Glen Fisher, Scott Garrett. Todd Grasser, Richard Harmon, Johnny Helms. 3rd Row: Rusty Hostetler, Jon Howie, David Innes, Darrin Jacobs, Kenny Klser, Mark McCuIly, Roger McKnight, Edwin Martens. 4th Row: Richard Meek, Brian Messick, David Nickel, Darin Peterson, Kevin Potts, Kelly Sechler, Mick Sechler, Spence Sechler. Bottom Row: Fred Smith, Dennis Smlthhisler, Jett Thetge, Jerry Thetge, Casey Vondracek, Glen Wilson, Lori Grabs, Mr. Hottman. Top Row: Robert Allen, Chris Bellar, Marshall Bird, Greg Bontrager, Ron Copenhaver, John Coslett, Charles Darnell. 2nd Row: Mark Drouhard, Steve Gaug, Kelly Green, Darrin Harding, Brian Hostetler, Danny Lear, John McFarland. 3rd Row: Kevin Moore, Jett Nulik, Bryant Phye, Kyle Ray, Greg Romans, Tom Schrant, Tim Shue. Bottom Row: Jlm Smith, Kenny Smith, Bryan Struble, Van Whealy, Eric Williams, Cherie Wohlschlegal, Mr. Smith. Top Row: Susan Blanchat, John Coslett, Linda Coslett, Todd Dautel, Chris Dierksen, Jeff Dodgen, Jill Drouhard. 2nd Row: Danny Farmer, Jonna Gaffney, Sonya Goucher, Robin Harnden, Rusty Hostetler, Jon Howie, Janell Hughbanks, Darrin Jacobs. 4 J xg Bottom Row: Roger McKnight, Kevin Moore, Tom , Schrant, Tim Shue, Bryan Struble, Becky Wedman, Deneen Wood. J. W. Shurley ,qi 'ffflfl M511 f f.-ff., ..,.4 .fi- Top Row: Rex Adkisson, Diane Ballinger, Dave Bertholi, Marshall Bird, Tim Burnet, Curt Clark, Chris Dierksen. Siuoo 'J ll . -. fa J E Deoorates for Homecoming f Q. r 'lf , 555 'VT ' if - , 7 I A Q . x ' 5111 'Z' -3. X. Ni k' 'W ' 1 'r -' ' f' , ' ' X' ' I . -f , - ' K 1 ' xg'-L ' - E, f 5 1 - , Zfigsi flag Z FFA Judges Livestock and Poultry. I. I sl 1 M -lil 1-'55 - I' Q ,A 0 - . We 5' 111-. A J I ' ' ' g - - 1 2nd Row: Todd Dierksen, Jeff Dodgen, Roger Downing, Albert Drouhard, Mark Drouhard, Glen Fisher, Todd Grasser. W 'X Rh. w ' Af., AFP, , , 3rd Row: Shawn Hall, Richard Haynes, Kenny Haynes, Johnny , I Helms, Donnie Henderson, Brad Hendricks, Monty Hess. ,hs . ffl e v KM f ' , -' X ., jzall 1- 3 Q 4th Row: Jon Joslin, Joe Longbine, Dan McCartney, Tom McCartney, .tg V Mark McCuIly, Jeff Nulik, Randy Oller. , ' . 4 X 4 A 4 5 , . . , N -1 . , V all X' , i , l , wr , A I. . 3. v. . 4 V 5th Row: Rocky Patterson, Dennis Perry, Todd Pray, 5 ' . ,' Jerry Quick, Chris Ryan, Jeff Sanders, Eddie Sheen, fl: A ' Fred Smith. r A A 4 I x.Lx'.N'2,N , N W . .fi writ? N :Yi '- 24 xzgflm x :Q :' fr lf W W. 'i 3f3 I - .!'- ' - J' 4' 0' lt? 1' on .UE Bottom Flow: Bryan Struble, Todd Warner, Teresa y Q ' n Warner, Pat Watts, Barry Wiechman, Scott White, . - . -I ' Deneen Wood, Robert Dills. Not Pictured: Leo Townley, Bryan Ricker, kk n V, I ' V a , - 4 t x 120 , Y- Teens Hold Irish Sister Week . ,,., r L- . r 2 ' L ' ' J' W , 4 5 V Top Row: Connie Adkisson, Leanne ,fs 4 , , ' .3 i Allen, Carolyn Banister, Carol Bascom, ' Cx K 7 , 1 '- U X 3 Kris Bohnert, Shayla Bonham, Mellssa kk ' A 7- ' - 'T' S . X Burnet, Terri Calderon, Jena Calvert. ,fl .Xml - r err , , -'5 -A 1 . g wg - - .P , zna now: chris Chamberlain, carny , 7- -. n S, Cherry, Theresa Christy, Johnna Coady, , - i, Kay Cole, Julie Connell, Kelly Connell, - x 1 I ' , f-,I l 5 Mary Connell, Rhonda Cummins. E , L X . X Ar l . A ' l I , Q 3rd Row: Melissa Dennls, Diana Domnlck .gg 'c Vickie Downing, Shannon Drosselmeyer, . x , M ' va , , , I, Jill Drouhard, Theresa Eades, Tina Eades 'A' ,fi . 5, , rg f X if fl ' ' D- V 1 A V I' V I ' ,542 Shelly Fawcett, Jonna Gaffney. .i Q. s fr X 'J .'l' if rl rr. TN, X elif' ,f :rv rf' ' 7' fx X ' U ,, 4th Row: Sherry Gering, Sonya Goucher, 3, .5-, Lori Grabs, Mary Grant, Jane Grant, - , ' Susan Green, Dana Grimmett, Leslie b 1 N '- ,, ' I '85 , xl Xf Haaklnson, Wendy Haakinson. ' 544 r I .risks ' ,1 ' - i V 5th Flow: Janell Hamilton, Kay Hare, go, Q ,, - ' Robin Harnden, Ellen Hathcher, Anita , .1 X ' ' L Head, Carla Hess, Tracy Hess, Julie 1 m i , 'X ' . jfg , Hiniker, Shelly Hofmeier. l ' l 'J . 1 . l f 'l lf . l l -If 1 1 s',',.g 1 , ' Arm ' : 6th Fiow: Sheila Honn, Debbie Hopkirk, ' , , 1 Laura Hopkirk, Terri Hormel, Shirley C9 P Howie, Dianna Hughbanks, Janice - , , , Hughbanks, Janell Hughbanks, Linda ' ' -T Fi iff 'i 4' Y ' I r I 1' uf . -.fu'.'.l:: E7-arf? A i . I me' X u V ' , 7th Row: Lori Ingram, Michelle Jacobs, -Lf - Beth Jensen, Kim Koeppen, Dana X' Q1 ,ge . Loesch, Mandy Loesch, Susanne Lott, w ' ' Marilyn McDaniel, Kelly McPhail. L, x N.-f. V- l , T . I . J. k ' ' 8th Ftow: Gwen Menhusen, Michelle ' , A 3 Metzger, Cindy Mingle, Frances Moss, - ..':.- jf x Courtney Osborn, Stephanie Osborn, , U -, Dawn Packard, Lory Peterson, Vickie ' AI A ,il f ,f-s , , '.. !,, D: A Egg A V s Prouse, - T L i - V. r tsl - f i ' 'W Q. - -N L ' A 1 ,, ,, 9th Flow: Jenny Renlro, Mary Etta Reynolds, Carla ' P 5. Flicke, Sheri Ricke, Lisa Rinke, Julie Flinke, Angie ,-, x' , X , , - . , . Schnackenberg, Tina Sherven. m g, - . 'r it ff, 5, rr - 5. ' N ' ' x ,A Any !! 1 'Q .7 i A - ., . 1 -, P, gf ,,,, '2 10th Row: Suzette Smith, Susan Sneary, Kelly Tedman, Kim Von ltter, Kristy Von ltter, Heather Vornauf, Becky , . Wedman, Denise Wedman. , P 1 r.., ,D l -r T f ga rel T eg x iff- i ' . . l ll. . ' . X - 1 , , Y, Y, .,.V ., , , J , ak ' - 11th Row: Diana Wedman, Kathie White, Lana .3 up Williams, Sonya Williams, Stacey Williams, Connie L Q 1. I' it . X Q Wilson, Margret Wilson, Sheryl Wisely. ,r ': , 'rf' f ,-: . , f-' Mr rfimsfr -r i X ' il? ' ' 11 ' - ISP R29 e if ' Vi I Bottom Flow: Carrie Wolff, Kathryn Wood, Stacey Woodle, Shelly Woodring, Lorie Woods, Kim Yandell, Mrs. Blair. t 121 Chaparral Singers Recraale Bro Top Row: Brian Arnold, Diane Ballinger, Jo Betty, Susan Blanchat, Greg Bontrager, Rusty Bowles, Curt Clark, Kelly Connell. 2nd Row: John Coslett, Linda Coslett, Charles Darnell, Todd Dautel, Deanna Davis, Greg Dick, Kevan Dick, Shannon Drosselmeyer. 3rd Row: Stacy Drosselmeyer. Jill Drouhard, Theresa Eades, Mike Elliott, Shelly Fawcett, Glen Fisher, Sherry Gering, Sonya Goucher. 4th Row: Lori Grabs, Mary Ann Grant, Susan Green, Wendy Haakinson, Jerry Hall, Jim Hays, Crystal Hazel, Anita Head. 5th Row: Julie Hilliker, Lana Hodson, Shelly Hofmeier, Terry Honn, Terri Hormel, Brian Hostetler, Dianna Hughbanks, Janell Hughbanks. 6th Row: Vickey Hughbanks, David Innes, Michelle Jacobs, Jerry Janet, Beth Jensen, Carol Johnson, Mickey Lear, Dana Loesch. 7th Row: Jeil Masner, Roger McKnight, Rachel Meyer, Kevin Moore, Linda Morgan, David Nickel, Darin Peterson, Kevin Potts. 8th Row: Vickie Prouse, Kyle Ray, Greg Romans, Chris Ryan, Angie Schnackenberg, Tom Schrant, Kelly Sechler, Spence Sechler. 9th Row: Tim Shue, Karl Smith, Manda Smith, Pat Starks, Jelf Thetge, Anna Vermillion, Darla Vondracek, Cathy Walker. Bottom Row: Van Whealy, Lana Williams, Stacey Williams, Steve Williams, Andi Wilson, Gary Wohlschlegel, Deneen Wood, Lorie Woods, 122 -1 2 4-TQ , 5.3 f ,r .. nu T, . g Wa. if ,V 'I fi 'I r 1'- '35 .6 X fx ,,., V.. , I w l if i V ' 6 s..,., . ,. M -:r V ' - 15.4 ,es 'M i , 1 .4 . f, . tty, 1 ag, . .. -4 xy .- uui - FM t S ,.. . Qi f t ' ' -7 N-M . -i. , ,4 at ,an :, ': 1 nl I IW... r ,f s 1 'V , -,X vi . ,I , , I .... li t T adwa y Hit Guys and Dolls QAfix. Q K5 If i 3 , ' rr 1 I q + 1' - 'Q s 's K .1-'Lf' Q . ki .av ' 'Ti V - A li. Q 7. - ,N t W: -9 . i x f I , N V Rf- ,Q sq. r l .. 55 i ,, ii l ,fi lt. in A r-'4 gg up f, It T ly i . ' sa: f X, f ' H 4 l iff. -, t E1 'rn F! 1 ,ua ff. ft --- 'A ' ' l :fi -1 r lg lJhlifl:i'l:.l 1 it 1 . . as ? J X 24, X W 1: . ' l . x X 'ti J -4 1 W ' J T. Q, 1 Mau D 9 f ' rr 'fr 1' EN A gg A A . t Q fm! x n 91 4 ,q .. T Q 9 if v if ' xi' ' f V , Qff' L 1 git- A A . 1 5 v , ' 1 ' 1 . 43 U Y E . Qt Yi 4 1 ' Vi i l Stage Band Solid Swingers ,, f 'Q Jamie Baker, Greg Bontrager, Janet Brooks, '31 N' Curt Clark. . . '. we .m.- X if A ' .f . WX: - .r . 4 I- .V --J - , V N - , 1 ' r , ,E .. , g , ti ' -. . 4' s V' ,Sybil X. frilil. I N ' ffl. y 2.45 N . X f X Af- N . -.t - - . 1 A-5 l 1 ff' A ' ' I , ' , Q, , my ' Q ,Li ', 'C v , . .gig s, ,v X .,: , is r 4 YN' n 1 X .nl 1 X Pep Band peps up pep assemblies ..- Y . 1 .-.. Nt- r ip 'V L.. ,FN . x, . K :FGA J ', I' fl. ' KN-.St ' gf X ful '- lyrff :N ' l as . M I 'F 'iz F - . JV 'K inf .tx , . ' l 2lllYs.ri..,,::ff'4.aff Ai! g ' fx Y 4 'V ' -,,v 'R 9 i' Q, L i lx - - fflffiil +2523-' tk? A lg W A ,gf Shia lmflfls lx' ll N Sv - K ' f 5 J tt. - Ui , 9 , Q . f-1.11 Y' . AQ Ir... Wheaton, Shelly Woodring. fixfvawlg V Teresa Warner, Sheila Wells, Kevin John Coslett, Linda Coslett, Greg Dick, Roger Downing Susan Elliott, Brian Erker, Scott Garrett, Sherry Gering, Kelly Green, Chris Haury, Terry Honn, Darrin Jacobs, Kenneth Kiser, Kim Konkel, Lee Langham, Kevln Potts. Tammy Schrieber, Spencer Sechler, Pat Starks, Seana Teague, Kim Von Itter, Teresa Warner, Kevin Wheaton, Shelly Woodring. Jamie Baker, Greg Bontrager, Janet Brooks, Curt Clark, John Coslett, Linda Coslett, Greg Dick, Roger Downing. Susan Elliott, Brian Erker, Freida Garigin. Scott Garrett, Sherry Gering, Sonya Goucher, Kelly Green, Joe Hall. Darrin Harding, Kay Hare, Ellen Hatcher, Chrls Haury, Jim Hays, Terry Honn, Dianna Hughbanks, Lorl Ingram. David Innes, Darrin Jacobs, Keith Jones, Kenneth Klser, Kim Konkel, Lee Langham, Bob Morgan, Dawn Packard. Kevin Potts. Danna Pray, Tammy Schrieber, Marty Seipel, Pat Starks, Seana Teague, Kelly Tedman, Kim Von Itter. 123 Treble Singer Sing at Christmas Progr Top Flow: Connie Adkisson, Shana Beadman, Cindy Bowles, Jena Calvert, Kay Cole, Diana Domnick, Melissa Drew. 2nd Flow: Jane Grant, Dana Grimmett, Janell Hamilton, Kay Hare, Flobin Harnden, Ellen Hatcher, Debbie Hopkirk. 3rd Row: Laura Hopkirk, Janice Hughbanks, Gwen Menhusen, Frances Moss, Lynn Parsons, Lory Peterson, Mary Etta Reynolds, Crissa Sharp. - 1 , 4 I , '.- -A-r. tl' Q ,Q 9 Q 6 f wx , -I , , ,a Bottom Row: Lori Smith, Suzette Smith, Lexa Vermillion, Kim Von ltter. Becky Wedman, Kim Wells, Lana Williams, Sonya Williams. X I r . pf sf N Freshmen J f xl' silk. -li- in Chorus in Large Numb I I I Top Flow: John Adams, Glenda Barker, W A - 5 A N - Carol Bascom, Chris Bellar, Dave , , J , - in E Bertholl, Marshall Bird, Darren Bonham, , , if X Q I '5' Shayla Bonham, Melissa Burnet. ' ' .J i' - f ' ri-h . ' i . . . -fe-H 'Nl il' ,L 2nd Flow: Dennis Coats, Mary Connell, ' A W Flon Copenhaver, Karen Culp, Alan .5 F , :., Daniel, Melissa Dennis, Vickie Downing, X X X . I Mx Mark Drouhard, Brian Erker. X.. . , ,sw if X A 4 1 1 ' f V ti , M ff f v M 1 i t A ' ,l r ' - i 'RllY3R51 ' fr kv 6, 'T I 3rd Row: Todd Grasser, Kelly Green, .H E ,-, Leslie Haakinson, Chris Haury, Wendy 4, ., ,I ,g , . ' 'D' Hayter. Don Henderson, Brent Hilliker, g ig ' , 5, K Jon Howie, Jim Hudgens. N X-1 .4 1 , Q ' , 'fr ? ..X X if l 4. . xi' - 1 X' 1 N'NN's ' 1 - - at l 4th Row: Shelly Hudgens, Diane Hutiord, A - Kathy Judd, Kim Koeppen, Mike Konkel, - ,' Jon Joslin, Craig Leu, Mandy Loesch, tx 'fs Susie Lott. ' I. Q, . 4 1, . N I-K . lnllrl Ealf . QQ! 5th Flow: Tim Mathes, Richard Meek, s : A N Brian Messick, Shelly Metzger, Mike -r . jfs, f - ', - G Moore, Bob Morgan, Courtney Osborn, Re W oh Stephanie Osborn, Sherri Ricke. Rv 'fi 3, 3 I- , r .A . - 'fix f ' 10 A , . b . rx K X f . ' 5.4 ' A Q1 ' 6th Row: Mcik Sechler, Marty Seipel. Kenny Smith, Sue ' ' Sneary, Terry Stark, Bryan Struble, Darrin Struble, Jerry Thetge. X Bottom Row: Margo Townley, Kris Von ltter, Kelly A ' v 4 Watts, Denise Wedman, Jan Wells, Carrie Wolff, fi 5' Q Kathryn Wood, Shelly Woodring. Q K A y 2 , 5- . :NX '- 43 N 1-1 J ,'ri'ixflr.'-.f ' . l l l l l 124 Bend Receives 1 1 th lalS1'ate l 1-'S Wixfxx 11111 'flfrlli X- 'A -.41 S l fb V I 'ir 7: :hi ,, -rpm, 'gi I? N, 'if 1 1 f'! Q1i6'1 f If ,X or f it ... WIY5 sv K, vt-if Q - 3: -A . f Q F , 3? it Vw- f 1 N- f .M le 1. yt if 1 .ia it eg -Ea Wi? A la 'Z 1 Q W' 0 ' .Q 1, - it A4 Q 9 , - If 1 an 2,5 ' - NH i 1 s 9 is ,1 'i314.l4Vy X A f ' F' it 5 ' 1 , . ff:-' Q' .. . Top Flow: Brenda Arnold, Jamie Baker, Greg Bontrager, Janet Brooks, John Coslett, Linda Coslett. 2nd Flow: Curt Clark, Rhonda Cummins, Greg Dick, Kevan Dick, Floger Downing, Vickie Downing. 3rd Row: Stacy Drosselmeyer, Susan Elliott, Brian Erker, Brian Evans, Freida Garigin, Scott Garrett. 4th Flow: Sherry Gering, Sonya Goucher, Kelly Green, Leslie Haakinson, Wendy Haakinson, Joe Hall. 5th Flow: Darrin Harding, Kay Hare, Ronda Harmon, Ellen Hatcher, Chris Haury, Jim Hays. 5-A 6th Row: Terry Honn, Dianna Hughbanks, Janell Hughbenks, Q .7 Lori Ingram, David Innes, Darrin Jacobs. Q . l J ' S Y -As - 1 ,. t l , v . g, . . , 1 5 4' A 'nj Q. r- -- - 1 . 7th Row: Keith Jones, Kenny Kiser, Kim Konkel, Lee Langham, J, l 'LL' ' Shelly Metzger, Bob Morgan. 1 1 ' x -1 f ' N 9' Q, 1' . 'fu . Q A , -- .. .1 .. 1 N , .- - J 1 8th Row: Courtney Osborn, Dawn Packard, I - U - 4. Kevin Potts, Danna Pray, Julie Flinke, Tammy N A in N . . 'X v '5 Schreiber, Spence Sechler. - .- fs i 1 x - ' li, lb . I 6? sm Row: Marty seapei, Kandie Sherven, Sue 'Qi 4, M Sneary, Pat Starks, Seana Teague, Kelly ,. if 5' Tedman, Klm Von ltter. - . 'ff -I U m.. 3 1. .1 ' 1 i- 1 1'i3Q:ff' ix 1' X , 1 N g .L A ,,,, 1 Bottom Flow: Teresa Warner, Diana ' -i ' N Wedman, Sheila Wells, Kevin Wheaton, , . Debbie Wilkinson, Shelly Woodring, Kim f S 4 , in 1 - ' it T Yandeu. 'iXX XxX 1 H ' A 611 ... Jil-iii! X T' 125 4, J! J W Q, J ' QW 1 L' - N . t 3' 'ig -Q Q 9 . 1 'A A fvitf i h F 4 ii , ,QW- i ' 1 l m 'Im I Front row: Shawn Cooper, Glen Fisher. Back row: Lori Grabs, Tom Clark Front row: Richard Harmon, Sherry Gering, Jena Calvert, Beth Jensen, Darrin Jacobs, Vickie Prouse, Jonna Gaffney, Robin Harnden. Middle row: Kathy Renfro, Theresa Eades, Dennis Smithhisler, Chris Dierksen, Andi Wilson. Jerry Janet, Carrie Wolff, Lynn Parsons. Back row: Jeff Thetge, Greg Romans, Charley Darnell, Spence Sechler, Susan Blanchat, Deneen Wood, Crissa Sharp, Mary Ann Grant, Jodi Ball, Lory Peterson, Diana Domnick. Debate Team Wins State Front row: Richard Harmon, Sherry Gering, Jena Calvert, Beth Jensen, Darri Hughbanks, Jonna Gaffney, Middle row: Kathy Renfro, De Janet, Carrie Wolff, Lynn Parsons Back row: Jeff Thetge, Charles Darnell, Blanchat, Deneen Wood, Mandy Loesch, Sharp, Lory Peterson, Diana Domnick fl Jacobs, Janell obin Harnden. his Smithhisier, Brian Erker, Chris Dierksen, Missy Loesch, Jerry Forensics Put on an Ac Spreads the Ne ws Makin a Goal Paisano Staff Completes Yearbook Left to Flight: Shelly Hill, Terry Honn, Mrs. Jensen, Casey Vondracek, Fred Smith, Mr. Hottman, Floger McKnight, Tom Schrant, Kristi Drosselmeyer. Not pictured: Darla Vondracek, Marilyn McDaniel. ,f-+-, Front row: Kenny Klser, Stacy Drosselmeyer, Sheila Wells, Vickey Hughbanks, Shelly Hill, Myrel Carr, Darla Vondracek, Andi Wilson, Deanna Davis, Vickie Prouse, Tim Shue. Back row: Terry Honn, Casey Vondracek, Floger McKnight, Danny Farmer, Bryant Phye, Jerry Janet. Edwin Martens. 127 Makin' a Record: Who Presided, Took Minutes, Won, Lost, Etc. Activities C-Club Pres. - Mike Elliott, V. Pres, - Eric Williams, Sec.-Treas. - Sonya Goucher. Stuco - Janell Hughbanks, Sponsor - Harvey Romans. FRESHMEN Pres. - Dlane I-lullord, V. Pres. - Klm Koeppen, Sec. - Mellssa Dennis, Treas. - Mary Connell, Stuco - Bryan Struble and Jon Howie, Sponsors - Laura Clark and Cleo Dowell. FRESIIMAN CHEERLEADERS Tina Eads. Rhonda Cummins, Vickie Downing, Melissa Dennis. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Pres. - Chris Ryan, V. Pres. - Curt Clark, Sec, - Todd Dierksen, Treas. - Todd Pray, Sweetheart - Deneen Wood. Stuco - Chris Dierksen, Sponsor - Bob Dills. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Pres. - Val Howie, V. Pres. - Connie Wilson. Sec. - Susan Blanchat, Trees. - Cherie Wohlschlegel, Stuco - Jill Drouhard, Sponsor - Dana Osborn. HI-V Pres. - Eric Williams, V. Pres. - Charles Darnell. Sec. - Brian Hosletler, Trees. - Rocky Patterson, Stuco - Kevin Moore. Sweetheart - Cherie Wohlschlegel, Sponsor - J. R. Smith. INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB Pres. - Scott White, V. Pres. - Edwin Martens, Sec.-Treas. - Jim Hayes, Stuco - Jell Dodgen, Sponsor - Gary Gerber. JUNIOR CLASS Pres. - Spence Sechler, V. Pres. - Darrin Jacobs, Sec. - Lori Grabs, Treas. - Susan Green, Stuco - Tom Schrant, Tim Shue. Sponsors - Bob Hottman, Llnda Dills, Joyce Baker. KEY CLUB Pres. - Roger McKnight, V. Pres. - Danny Farmer, Sec,-Treas. - Mike Elliott, Stuco - Todd Dautel. Sweetheart - Lori Grabs. Governor - Spence Sechler, State Sec.-Treas. - Todd Dautel. Sponsor - Bob I-lottman. NATIONAL FORENSICS LEAGUE Pres. - Dennis Smithhisler, V. Pres. - Sherry Gering, Sec.- Treas. - Lorl Grabs, Stuco - Jerry Janet, Sponsor - Gary Harmon. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETV Pres. - Kenny Klser. V. President - Jonna Gatlney, Sec. - Sherry Gering, Traas. - Julie Connell, Stuco - Llnda Cosletl. Sponsor - Joyce Baker, PAISANO STAFF Editors - Shelly Hlll, Kristl Drosselmeyer, Business Manager. Marilyn McDaniel, Photo Editor - Fred Smlth, Stall - Casey Vondracek, Terry Honn, Tom Schrant, Darla Vondracek. Roger McKnight, Sponsors - Bob Hottman, Jean Jensen. PEP CLUB Pres. - Danny Farmer, V. Pres. - Deneen Wood, Sec. - Mary Grant, Trees. - Denise Hullord. Stuco - Roger McKnight, Sponsors, Bruce Albright, Betty Flsher. SENIOR CLASS Pres. - Danny Lear, V. Pres. - Terry Honn, Sec. - Denise Hutlord, Traas. - Linda Domnlck, Stuco - Susan Blanchat. Danny Farmer, Sponsors - Sam High, J. C. Baker. SOPNOMORE CLASS Pres. - John McFarland, V. Pres. - Robin Harnden, Sec. - Lana Williams, Treas. - Van Whealy, Stuco - John Coslell. Becky Wedman, Sponsors - John Ryman, Gloria Piersall. STUDENT COUNCIL Pres. - Rusty Hostetler, V. Pres. - Deneen Wood, Sac. - Jon- na Gatlney, Treas, - Sonya Goucher, Sponsors - Sam High, J. W. Shurley. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Cherie Wohlschlegel, Theresa Eades, Michelle Jacobs, Linda Morgan, Beth Jensen. Lana Williams, Sonya Williams, Linda Im- el. Vickey Hughbanks. Marilyn McDaniel, Stacey Williams, Lynn Parsons. V-TEENS Pres. - Lori Grabs, V. Pres. - Jonna Gatlney, Sec. - Beth Jensen, Treas. - Dana Grimmett. Stuco - Robin Harnden, Sponsor - Bucilla Blair. Speech DEBATE 4th Manhattan 2nd Sweepstakes Hutchinson 4th Hutchinson Novice 4th Hutchinson Open 1st Ark City Sweepstakes lst Ark City Novice 3rd Ark City Novice 4th Ark City Novice 2nd Sweepstakes Wellington 3rd Wellington 4th Wellington 4th Colleyville 2nd Sweepstakes Independence lst Independence Novice 3rd Wichita Northwest 3rd Sweepstakes Wichita North Scholarship PRATT ACADEMIC OLYMPICS First Place Second Place Third Place Fourth Place Filth Place Overall: Chaparral placed 3rd. Jodi Bell, lmpro. Duet Acting Cathy Cherry, Nutrition Curt Clark, Agriculture Lori Grabs, Pre-Calculus Math Jerry Janet, lmpro. Duet Act. Dana Loesch, Old Test. History Randy Oller, Welding Susan Blanchat, New Testament Jonna Gatlney, Literature Lori Grabs. Accounting Janell Hughbanks, Old Test. Danny Lear, General Business Dana Loesch. Chemistry Jonna Gatlney, VocabiSpeIling Robin Harnden, lnlorm. Speaking Cindy Mingle, Nutrition Kathie While, Calculating Mach. Stephanie Rlcker, Chemistry Jamie Baker, Musicianship Susan Blanchat, Government Kim Yandell, Old Test. Hist. 4th Wichita North 1stStaIlord J. Gatlney, J. Janet L. Grabs. D. Loesch J. Gatlney, J. Janet C. Wolll, T. Eades Pt. Harnden, J. Calvert II. Loesch, R. Harmon L. Parsons, C. Sharp E. Wood, S. Blanchat D. mithhisler, S. Gering B. Jensen, J. Hughbanks D. mithhisler, S. Gering D. mithhisler, S. Gering lst Sweepstakes Great Bend 2nd Greatbend 3rd Greatbend . Wood. S. Blanchat L. Grabs, D. Loesch D. Smithhisler, D. Wood 4th Greatbend R. Harnden, J. Calvert 2nd Hays J. Galtney, S. Gering D. Smithhisler, D. Wood lst Regionals J. Gatlney, S. Gering D. Smithhisler, D. Wood lst State J. Gatlney, S. Gering D. Smithhisler, D. Wood STUDENT CONGRESS Campus Dennis Smlthhisler 3rd House Pratt Theresa Eades, Dennis Smithhlsler Robin Harnden Pres. Scholarship Dennis Smlthhisler Outstanding Legls. Chaparral Robln Harnden 4th Novice House Charles Darnell House Ill Chairman FORENSICS Derby Sherry Gering 6th Impromptu Tournament Rachel Mayer, Andi Wilson 6th D.A. Sherry Gering 5th Extemp. Campus Tourn. Lorl Grabs 5th Oretion Jonna Gallney 6th Extemp. League Tourn. Sherry Gering 2nd Extemp. I.. Grabs. D. Smlthhisler 4th D.A. Dennis Smlthhisler 3rd Poetry Lori Grabs 7th Oretion Jodi Ball 2nd D,I. Wichita E. Tourn. Jerry Janet 5th H.l. Sherri Gering 3rd Extemp. Jodi Ball 2nd Prose Lorl Grabs 2nd Oration Sherry Gering 5th Extemp. NFL Tournament Lorl Grabs 7th Oretion Jonna Gatlney, Extemp, I Regional Tourn. Susan Blanchat, Extemp. ll Jena Calvert, Oretion Il+ Deneen Wood, Oratlon ll Tlna Eads, Inlormative ll Richard Harmon, lnlorm alive ll Jerry Janet, Prose I Kim Konkel, Prose ll Carrie Wolll, Poetry l Sherry Gering, Poetry Il L. Grabs. D. Smlthhisler D.A. I State Tourn. R. Meyer, A. Wilson, D. S. Blanchat, D. Wood, I. . I .A. I T. Eades, K. Konkel, l.D. . lI+ A. Wilson, R. Meyer, V. rouse. J. Ball. One Act Play I Jonna Gatlney, Extemp. ll Lori Grabs, Oration l Sherry Gering, Extemp. I Robin Harnden, lnlorma live l R. Meyer, A. Wilson, D.A. I+ Jodi Ball, D.I. l- Jerry Janet, Prose I+ R. Meyer. A. Wilson, J. iall, V. Prouse, One Act Pl y Il+ L. Grabs, D. Smithhisler, Duet A. I- Jarry Janet, H.l. S. Blanchat, D. Wood, I. Carrie Wolll, Poetry Dennis Smithhisler, Poel Journalism REGIONAL KSPA WRITING CONTEST Stacy Drosselmeyer, Ist, Newspaper Make Terry Honn, 3rd, Sports Feature Writing Kristi Drosselmeyer, 1st, Yearbook Copywi Rachel Meyer, 2nd. Yearbook Theme Dave Shelly Hill, 2ncl, Yearbook Cutline Writing Andi Wilson, 3rd, Yearbook Headline Writir STATE KSPA WRITING CONTEST Terry Honn, 1st,Sporls Feature Writing II+ D.A. ll Ill ry I .up iting Iopment 'Q Music REGIONAL MUSIC FESTIVAL Barbershop I Low Brass 4 I Men's Glee I Low Brass 3 I Beauty Shop II Flute Ensemble I Treble Singers Il Trumpet 3 II Ladles' Ensemble ll Woodwind 3 I Mixed Ensemble I Percussion Ensemble ll Chaparral Singers I Sax 4 I Men's Ensemble I Vocal Solos Instrumental So Dautel II Jacobs Trombone Clerk I Klser Baritone Hughbanks I Baker Baritone I Eades Il Wheaton Trombone Ballinger II Hare Flute I Reynolds Ill Gering Alto Sax I Woodring ll Erker Alto Sax Gering Oboe Warner Bassoon I Wood Chello I Coslett Percussion I Brooks Con. Bass Clarinet ll STATE MUSIC FESTIVAL Chaparral Singers I Band Men's Glee l Woodwind Trlo Mixed Ensemble I Brass Three Barbershop ll Brass Four Men's Ensemble ll Clarinet Choir Vocal Solos Instrumental So Curt Clark I Brian Erker Alto Sax Janell Hughbanks ll Jamle Baker Tuba Kevin Wheaton Trombone Ken Klser Baritone Darrin Jacobs Trombone Sherry Gering Oboe I Scott Garrett Trumpet I WICHITA STATE MARCRING FESTIVAL Chaparral Band, First Divlslon Rating DISTRICT KIIEA BAND Sherry Gering. Janet Brooks, Kenny Klser, Darrin Jacobs. Kevl Wheaton, Jamie Baker. DISTRICT KIIEA CHOIR Curt Clark, Todd Dautel, Roger McKnight, Pat Starks, Charle Darnell, Theresa Eades, Diane Ballinger. ALL STATE KMEA BAND Janet Brooks. Darrln Jacobs. Jamie Baker ALL STATE KMEA CHOIR Curt Clark, Todd Dautel F.F.A. Superior Chapter Award Building Our American Communities Award S. C. District Contests State Farmers tAg Productlonj Todd Dlerk Todd Pr Best Record Book In Dlstrlct Todd Pr Leadership School - Curt Clark, V.P. Master Ritual Tea Dairy Judging Chaparral 9 Livestock Judging Chaparral 4 Dairy Products Chaparral 6 Poultry Chaparral 2 Farm Management Chaparral 7 Extemporaneous Speaking, Deneen Wood 3 Speech Chaparral 3 Ag I Speech Dave Bertholl 4 Jon Joslin 6 Ag II Speech Mark McCulIy 1 Ag Ill Speech . Todd Prlly B Ag IV Speech Chris Ryan 5 Slate FFA Contests Meats Chaparral 13 Livestock Chaparral I0 Ag Mechanics Bryan Rlcker, Top 20 Randy Oller, Top 30 Steve Wllllams, Top 30 Electric Power Slave Williams. Top 30 Power and Machinery Chaparral, Top 30 Bryan Rlcker Top 20 Dairy Products Chaparral 6 Glen Fisher 1 Richard Harmon, Top 20 Jell Sanders. Top 30 Poultry Judging Chaparral 8th in second I0 Curt Clark 7 Bryan Rlcker, Top 20 Harper County Farr Curt Clark, lst Swine Randy Oller, Reserve Champion MKT Barrow Chris Drerksen, Reserve Champion MKT Steer Todd Drerksen, Grand Champion MKT Steer Chris Ryan. Grand Champion MKT Lamb Stale Fair Todd Pray, Reserve Champion MKT Barrow Curt Clark, Grand Champion Carcass Barrow Chris Ryan. 5th Sheep Showmanshrp Chris Dierksen. 3rd CrossABreds Helter Kansas Junior Livestock Snow Todd Pray, 7th Herelord Steer Chris Ryan, 2nd MKT Lamb Greenhand Conference Chaparral 3rd Jon Joslin, Creed Speaking 3rd BeetExposr1ron Steve Williams 6th Cottevrlle F reid Days Livestock Team 5th Dairy Team 4th Todd Pray. Livestock 4th Fort Scott Field Days Livestock Team 10th Kiowa Invitational Livestock Chaparral Livestock Show Kenny Haynes, Reserve Champion Prospect Lamb Jell Nullck, Champion Commercial Heller Barton Co Contest Mark McCully lst Jon Joslin 4th Dave Bertholl 91h Chaparral 6th Randy Oller, Farm Mechanics 2nd Chaparral Livestock Team 4th Dewer Dairy Contest South Haven Livestock Snow Chris Ryan, Grand Champion Lamb Kenny Haynes. Reserve Champion Lamb Todd Dlerksen. Champion Registered Heller Jett Nulik, 2nd Place Commercial Heller Chaparral 3rd s- sq . 1 --'- ig S . x Athletics FOOTBALL C.H,S, Maize 27 Andover 13 Rose Hill 27 Circle 24 Andale 14 Medicine Lodge 7 Klngman 36 Pratt 16 Haven 14 CROSS COUNTRY Boys Clearwater Buhler 61h Augusta 8th Chaparral 4th Andale 6th Pratt 3rd CTL 5th Regional 3rd State 1 1th GIRLS TENNIS Goddard Quad Pratt Invitational Chaparral Quad Collegiate Quad Buhler Invitational Lyons Invitational Winlield Invitational Kingman Invitational Chaparral Invitational CTL Regional GIRLS BASKETBALL C.H S Maize 49 Valley Center 57 Rose Hill 67 Wellington 58 Andale 66 Kingman 70 Andover 53 Medicine Lodge 75 Buhler 51 Wildcat Classic Maize 57 Haven 43 Lyons 48 Andale 55 Clearwater 52 Valley Center 55 Haven 57 Circle 50 Goddard 64 Kingman 45 Sub State Pratt 49 Larned 50 Andale 46 State Garnett 42 Nemaha Valley 40 Concordia 50 Opponent 12 0 6 13 13 13 24 22 6 Girls 3rd 151 4th 4th 2nd 5th lst Place lst Place 4th Place 1st Place lst Place 4th Place Sth Place 2nd Place lst Place lst Place lst Place Opponent 39 51 35 47 50 61 47 55 64 37 42 42 54 53 41 51 31 44 46 32 42 45 40 41 43 BOYS BASKETBALL Maize Valley Center Rose Hill Wellington Andale Kingman Andover Conway Springs Medicine Lodge Roadrunner Classlc Blackwell Mulvane Wellington Andale Cleanuater Valley Center Haven Circle Goddard Kingman Sub State Haven Nickerson WRESTLING Garden Plain Duel Newklrk Duel Goddard Duel Wellington Duel Valley Center Dual Andover Duel Goddard Duel Augusta Duel Douglass Duel Cleanrvater Duel Pratt Invitational Augusta Invitational Clearwater Invitational Regional Sub State State Individuals Roger Downing 1981 Johnny Helms 11051 John McFarland 11121 Joe Longbine 11327 Gary Wohlschlegel 11451 Rusty Hosletler 11551 Greg Dick 11673 Jerry Quick 1HWTl BOYS TRACK Chaparral Invitational Belle Plaine Invitational Kingman Invitational Andale Invitational Medicine Lodge Invitational Goddard Invitational CTL Regional GIRLS TRACK Chaparral Invitational Belle Plaine Invitational Andale Invitational Mulvane Invitational Medicine Lodge Invitational Goddard Invitational CTL Regional State BOYS TENNIS Nickerson Invitational Chaparral Invitational Pratt Invitational Nickerson Invitational Kingman Invitational Collegiate Invitational CTL Tim Shue, Singles Champion Regionals Tim Shue. Singles Champion C.H.S. OPPOVIEVTI 54 50 71 54 73 70 49 1OTl 44 53 49 51 48 B3 58 B1 55 70 61 66 47 43 52 63 50 52 50 75 55 53 51 54 45 57 58 61 62 68 62 69 55 47 5B CHS. Opponent 54 15 47 15 48 16 44 22 26 34 28 31 27 34 19 36 35 21 29 34 lst Place 2nd Place 4th Place 2nd Place lst Place 3rd Place 2nd at Regionals 4th at Sub Stale lst at Regionals lst at Sub State State Champion HM, All American 4th at Regionals 3rd at Regionals 2nd at Sub State lst at Regionals lst at Sub State lst at Regionals lst at Sub State State Champion 4th at Regionals lst at Regionals 151 at Sub State State Champion 6th Place 5th Place 5th Place 4th Place 3rd Place 7th Place 4th Place 5th Place 3rd Place lst Place 2nd Place 4th Place lst Place 4th Place 2nd Place 3rd Place they 14th Place 4th Place 2nd Place 4th Place 3rd Place no place 2nd Place 4th Place Senior Activities JODI BALL: Y-Teens 11: FHA 12: N.F.L. 12: Forensics 11, 12: Homecoming Queen Can- didate 12: Attica High School. SUSAN BLAN- CHAT: Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12: FHA 9, 10 Points Chairman, 11 Vice President, 12 Secretary: N.H,S, 11, 12: N.F,L. 11 Reporter, 12: Student Council 9, 12: Freshman Chorus: Treble Choir 10: Chaparral Singers 11, 12: Vocal Ensemble 9, 10, 11, 12: Debate 11, 12: Forensics 11, 12: Homecoming Queen Candidate 11: Class Vice President 10, 11: Tennis 9, 10, 11: Basketball 9, 10. JANA L. BLEDSOE. DOMINGO L. BOILEAU. JANET BROOKS: Y-Teens 9, 10, 11: FHA 9: Band 9, 10, 11, 12: Pep Band 10, 11, 12: Stage Band 11, 12: Instrumental Solo 11, 12: ln- strumental Ensemble 9, 10, 11, 12: Tennis 9, 10, 11: Track 9, 10, 11L, Manager 12L. CHRISTINA CHAMBERLAIN: Y-Teens 10, 11, 12: Pep Club 10, 11, 12: FHA 12, Treble Choir 10: Journalism 11. CATHERINE CHERRY: Y-Teens 9, 10, 11. 12: Pep Club 10, 11: FHA 11: Tennis Manager 12. CURT RANDEL CLARK: Key Club 9, 10, 11, 12: Freshman Choir: Chaparral Singers 10, 11, 12: FFA 9, 10, 11, 12: Band 9, 10,11, 12. MELINDA CLAYTON: Pep Club 9, 10. ANGIE SCHNACKENBERG CLOUD: Y-Teens 9, 10, 11, 12: Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12: FHA 9, 10: Freshman Choir: Treble Choir 10: Chaparral Singers 11, 12: Forensics 11. JULIE CONNELL: Y-Teens10, 11, 12: Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12: FHA 12: N.H.S. 11, 12: Band 9, 10, 11: Pep Band 9, 10, 11, Instrumental Ensemble 9, 10, 11. LINDA COSLETT: Y-Teens 9, 10, 11, Pep Club 9, 10, Secretary 11, 12: N.H.S. 11, 12: Freshman Chorus: Treble Choir 102 Chaparral Singers 11, 12: Vocal Solo 11: Vocal Ensemble 9, 10, 11, 12: Band 9, 10, 11, 12: Pep Band 9,10,11,12: Stage Band 9, 10, 11, 12: Instrumental Solo 9, 10, 11, 12: Instrumental Ensemble 11, 12: Junior Class President: Tennis 9, 1OL, 11L, 12L: Basketball 9. WAYNE CULP: Wrestling Manager 12, Football Manager 12. TODD DAUTEL: Key Club 9, 10. 11, 12 District Secretary-Treasurer: Pep Club 12: Student Council 12: Freshman Chorus: Chaparral Singers 10, 11, 12: Vocal Solo 9, 10, 11, 12: Vocal Ensemble 9, 10, 11, 12: Band 9, 10: Pep Band 9, 10: Basketball 9: Cross Country 9, 10, 11. ANNA VERMILLION DAVIS. DEANNA DAVIS: Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12: Treble Choir 10: Chaparral Singers 11, 12: Vocal Ensemble 10, 11, 12: Band 9: instrumental Ensemble 9: Journalism 11, 12: Tennis 9, 10, 11L. GREG DICK: Key Club 9, 10, 11, 12: l.A. Club 9, 10, 11: Freshman Chorus: Chaparral Singers 10, 11, 12: Vocal Ensemble 9, 10, 11, 12: Band 9, 10, 11, 12: Pep Band 10, 11, 12: Stage Band 10, 11, 12: Instrumental Ensemble 9, 10, 11: Wrestling 9, 1OL, 11L, 12L. CHRIS DIERKSEN: FFA 9, 10, 11, 12: FFA Judging Team 9, 10, 11: l.A. Club 10, 11, 12: Student Council 12: Band 9: Debate 10, 11, 12: Foren- sics 10, 11, 12: Basketball Manager 10, 12, LINDA DOMNICK: Y-Teens 9: C-Club 11: Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12: FHA 9, 10, 11: l,A. Club Sweetheart 12: Band 9, 10, 11: Pep Band 9, 10, 11: Stage Band 9, 10, 11: Instrumental Ensem- ble 9, 10, 11: Homecoming Queen 12: Sophomore Class President: Senior Class Treasurer: Tennis 9, 1OL, 11L, 12L: Basketball 9L, 1OL, 11L, 12L, KRISTL DROSSELMEYER: Y-Teens 9, 10, 11: Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12: FHA 9, 11, Reporter 12: Treble Choir 10: Journalism 11: Yearbook 11, 12, STACY DROSSELMEYER: Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12: Freshman Chorus: Treble Choir 10: Chaparral Singers 11, 12: Vocal Ensemble 9, 10, 11, 12: Band 9, 10, 11, 12: Pep Band9,10,11,12:ln- strumental Ensemble 9, 10, 11, 12: Journalism 11, 12: Basketball 9, 10. X MIKE ELLIOTT: Key Club 9, Dirwector 10, Asst. Secretary-Treasurer 11, Secretarty-Treasurer 12: Pep Club 11: FHA 12: l.A. Club 9: Freshman Choir: Chaparral Singers 10, 11, 12: Vocal Ensemble 9, 11, 12: Band 9: Tenpis 9, 1OL, 11L, 12L: Basketball 9, 10, 11L, 12L: ootball 9, 10L, ey Club 9, 10. 11L, 12L. DANNY FARMER: Vice President 11, Vice Presiden 12: C-Club 10: Pep Club President 12: Stud nt Council 12: Chaparral Singers 10: Band 9, 10: Instrumental Ensemble 10: Journalism 11, 12: Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12L: Track 11L: Footbal 9L, 1OL, 11L, 12L. , ALICIA JO FOX: Y-Teens 10, ill: Pep Club 9. 10, 11, 12: Cheerleader 9: FHA 9, 10, 11, 12: Freshman Chorus: Treble choir jo. cAnY FOX: Pep Club 11, 12: Basketball 9, ,10, 11: Football 9. JONNA GAFFNEY: Y-Tee 10, 11, Vice President 12: Pep Club 9, 10, A1 , 12: N.H.S. 11, Vice President 12: N.F.L. 11, 12g Student Coun- cil 11, Secretary 12: Chapar al Singers 11: Forensics 11, 12: Debate 10, 1 , 12: Lawrence High School. STEVEN JAY GA G. SHERRY GERING: Y-Teens 9, '10, 11, 12: Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12: N.H.S. 11,, Secretary 12: N.F.L, 10, 11, President 12: Cltiaparral Singers 11, 12: Vocal Solo 9, 11, 12: Band 9, 10, 11, 12: Pep Band 10, 11, 12: Stage Barld10, 11, 12: ln- strumental Solo 9, 10, 11, 1L2: Instrumental Ensemble 9, 11, 12: Debate 10 11, 12: Foren- sics 11, 12: Homecoming Quee Candidate 12: Tennis 9: Basketball 9, BEC Y LONGBINE GIESEN: Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 1 :FHA 9, 10, 11: Band 9: Basketball 9, 10, ll. MARY ANN GRANT: Y-Teens 10, 11, 12: Pep Club 9, 10, 11, Secretary 12: FHA 12: Treble Choir 10: Chaparral Singers 11, 12: Vocw Ensemble 10. 11: Basketball 9, Track 9. SHA N HALL: 9, 10, 11, 12: FFA Judging Team 9: LA. Club 10: Golf 9, 10, 11. LEANNA HARMON. FREDDIE DEAN HAYNES: G lt 9L, 10, 11L. ANITA HEAD. JOHNNY HEL S: Key Club 9, 10,1l,12:C-Club1O,11,12:F A9,10,11,12Z l.A. Club 9, 10: Chaparral Singers 10: Wrestling 9L, 1OL, 11L, 12L: Football 9. CARLA HESS: Y-Teens 9, 10, 11, 12: Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12: FHA 9, 10, 12: Treble Choir 10. SHELLY HILL: Y-Teens 9, 10, 11: Pep Club 12: FHA 9, 10, 11, Points Chairman 12: Freshma Chorus: Treble Choir 10: Journalism 11, 12: Y arbook 11, 12. TERRY HONN: Key Club 9, 10: Chaparral Singers 12: l.A. Club 12: Voc I Ensemble 12: Band 9, 10, 11, 12: Pep Band .,10,11,12:ln- strumental Ensemble 9, 11: Journalism 12: Year- book 12: Senior Class Vice Pres dent: Tennis 9L, 10, 11, 12L: Football 9L, 1OL, 1lL, 12L, TERRI HORMEL: Y-Teens 10, 12: C-Club 11: Pep Club 12: Freshman Chorus: Treble Choir 10: Chaparral Singers 11, 12: Track 9, 10l., 11L, 12L: Cross Country 9L, 1OL, 1'L, 12L. RUSTY HOSTETLER: Key Club 9, 10, 11, 12: C-Club 9, 10, 11: FFA 9, 10: l.A. Club 9, 10: Student Body President 12: Yearbook 11: Wr,estling 9L, 1OL, 11L, 12L: Track 9, 10: Football 9L, 10L, 11L, 12L. VALERIE HOWIE: Y-Teens 9, 10: Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12: FHA 9, 10, Treasurer 11, President 12: N.H.S. 11, 12: Band 9: Honiecoming Queen Candidate 12: Tennis 9, 1OL, 11L: Basketball 9, 10, 11L, 12L. ERIC HUDDLESTTON. DENISE HUFFORD: Y-Teens 9: Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12: FHA 9, 10, 11, 12: Band 9: Instrumental Ensemble 9: Tennis 9L: ClasslOflicer 11, 12: l l l 1 l 1 nis 9, 10, 11, KEITH JONES. EILEEN KANE. CHRISTINA KELSEY. KENNETH KISER: Key Club 9, 10, 11, 12, N.H.S. 11, President 12, l.A. Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Pep Band 10, 11, 12, Stage Band 10, 11, 12, ln- strumental Solo 11, 12, Journalism 12, Basket- ball 9L, Cross Country 9L, 10, 11L, LISA LAGER: Pep Club 11, 12, FHA 9, 10, 11, 12, Freshman Chorus, Goddard High School. LELAND LANGHAM. DANNY LEAR: Hi-Y 9, 10, 11, Sgt.-at-Arms 12, C-Club 11, 12, Freshman Chorus, Football 9L, 10L, 11L, 12L. MICKEY LEAR. FLORENCE LOU LOVE. MARILYN McDANIEL: Y-Teens 9. 10, 11, 12, C-Club 11, Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Cheerleader 12, FHA 9, Student Council Rep. 10, 11, Yearbook 12, Homecoming Queen Can- didate 12, Freshman Class Vice President, Basketball 9, 1OL, 11L, Track 9L. ROGER McKNIGHT: Key Club 9, Lt. Governor 10, 11, President 12, Pep Club 11, 12, I.A. Club 9, 10, Student Council 12, Freshman Chorus, Chapar- ral Singers 10, 11, 12, Vocal Solo 12, Vocal Ensemble 9, 10, 11, 12, Band 9, 10: Pep Band 9, 10, Instrumental Ensemble 9, 10, Journalism 11, 12, Yearbook 12, Freshman Class Vice President, Sophomore Secretary, Junior Treasurer, Football Manager 10. EDWIN MARTENS. CONNIE WILSON MASNER: Y-Teens 10, 11. 12: Pep Club 10, 11, 12, F.H.A. 10, 11, Vice President 12, Treble Choir 10, Kansas High School. JEFF MASNER: Key Club 9, 10, 11, C- Club 11, Freshman Chorus, Chaparral Singers 10, 11, 12, Journalism 11, 12, Basketball 9, 10, Football 9, 10. DEAN MENHUSEN: Hi-Y 9: Chaparral Singers 10, 11, Band 9, Tennis 9L, 10, 11L, Basketball 9L, 10L, 11L, 12L, Track 12L, Cross Country 9L, 1OL, 11L, 12L. LINDA MORGAN: Y-Teens 10, Cheerleader 11, 12, Pep Club 10, Secretary 11, 12, FHA 10, 11, 12, Tre- ble Choir 10, Chaparral Singers 11, 12, Vocal Solo 10, 11, Vocal Ensemble 10, 11, 12, Band 10, 11, Pep Band 10, 11, instrumental Solo 10, 11, Instrumental Ensemble 10, 11. CURTIS NELSON. ANGELA NICHOLSON. JEFF NULIK. RANDY OLLER. JEWEL PEARL: Y-Teens 9, 10, Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12, FHA 9, 10, 11, Band 9,10, 11, Pep Band 10, 11, Journalism 11, Tennis 9L, 1OL, 11L, 12L. DARIN PETERSON: Key Club 9, Asst. Secretary-Treasurer 10, 11, 12, C-Club 10, 11, 12, Pep Club 11, 12, I.A. Club 9, 10, Freshman Chorus, Chaparral Singers 10, 11, 12, Vocal Ensemble 9, 10, 11, 12, Band 9, Sophomore Class Treasurer, Basketball 9L, Football 9L, IOL, 11L, 12L. BRYANT PHYE: Hi-Y 9,1O, 11, 12,C-Club1O, 11, 12, I.A. Club 10, 11, Freshman Chorus, Chaparral Singers 10, 11, Vocal Ensemble 10, 11, School Photographer 10, 11, 12, Journalism 12, Year- book 11, Basketball 9L, Football 9L, 1OL, 11L, 12L, DIANA POLLOCK: Cheerleader 11. JERRY QUICK: C-Club 10, 11, 12, FFA 10, 11, 12, I.A. Club 9, 10, 11, Wrestling 10L, 11L, 12L, Basket- ball 9, Football 9L, 10L, 11L, 12L, BRYAN RICKER. BEVERLY RIEDEL. TAMMY ROMACK. MERIDITH ROTH. CHRIS RYAN: Hi-Y 9, 10, 11, FFA 9, 10, 11, President 12, FFA Judging Team 9, 10, 11, 12, Student Council 9, 10, Freshman Chorus, Chaparral Singers 10, 11, 12, Vocal Solo 12, Vocal Ensemble 9, 10, 11, 12, Tennis 10, 11L, 12L, Basketball 9, 10, 11L, 12L, Track 9L, Football 9L, JODY SCAM- MEHORN: Vocal Ensemble 11, Forensics 9, Class Oflicer 9, Basketball Manager 10, Track 10, Football 11, Norwich High School. LORI SEACHRIS: Special Olympic Track 10, 11, 12. BRENDA KAY SMITH. FRED SMITH: Key Club 9, 10, 11, 12, FFA 9, 10, 11, 12, Yearbook 11, 12, School Photographer 10, 11, 12, Basketball 9L, 1OL, 11L, 12L, Track 9L, 1OL, 11L, 12L, Football 9L, 1OL, 11L, 12L. MANDA SMITH: Y-Teens 9, 10, Pep Club 9, 10, 11, Freshman Chorus, Treble Choir 10, Chaparral Singers 11, 12: Band 9, ln- strumental Ensemble 9, Forensics 11, Tennis 9. DENNIS SMITHHISLER: Key Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Pep Club 11, N,F.L. 9, 10, 11, 12, Debate 9, 10, 11, 12, Forensics 9, 10, 11, 12, Freshman Class Officer, Track 9L, 1OL, 11L, 12L, Cross Country 9L, 10L, 11L, 12L. CASEY VONDRACEK: Key Club 12: I.A. Club 12, Journalism 12, Yearbook 12, School Photographer 12, Wrestling 9, 10, 11L, 12L, Football 9, Golf 9, 10, 11L, Cross Country 12L, DARLA VONDRACEK: Y-Teens 10, 11, Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Freshman Chorus, Treble Choir 10, Chaparral Singers 11, 12, Vocal Ensemble 11, 12, Journalism 12, Yearbook 12, JAYNE WEDMAN: Y-Teens 9, 10, 11, Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12, FHA 9, 10, Freshman Chorus, Tre- ble Choir 10, 11, Journalism 12. SHEILA WELLS. KEVIN WHEATON: Band 9, 10, 11, 12: Pep Band 11, 12, Stage Band 11, 12, ln- strumental Solo 11, 12, instrumental Ensemble 10, 11, 12, Wrestling 11, Tennis 10, 11. SCOTT WHITE: I.A. Club President 12. BARRY WIECHMAN. ROBERTA WIECHMAN: Pep Club 9, 10, FHA 9, 10, Freshman Chorus, Treble Choir 10. MARGARET WILSON: Y-Teens 10, 11, 12, Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12, FHA 12, DENEEN WOOD: Pep Club 9, 10, President 11, Vice President 12, Cheerleader 9, FHA 9, 10, 11, 12, FFA Sweetheart 12, N.F.L, 11, 12, Student Council Vice-President 12, Chaparral Singers 11, 12, Vocal Ensemble 11, 12, Band 9, Debate 11, 12, Forensics 11, 12, Homecoming Queen Can- didate 12. CHERLE WOHLSCHLEGEL: Hi-Y Sweetheart 12, Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Cheerleader 9, 10, 11, 12, FHA 10, 11, Treasurer 12, N.H.S. 12, Band 9, 10, 11, Pep Band 10, 11, instrumental 9, 10, 11, Freshman Class Secretary. XJ l n Makin a Void Closing Makin friends students and staff makin progress in our education makin changes school most of all makin a difference in our world we grew matured and now must say Goodbye to those of us who are makin a vor . , . I . in our personalities . . . makin' scores for our teams . . . makin' a name for ourselves and our l l l l l l i l I l 'Whl.. f'i H afzf 1- ls. ,af X --tk, W' 5 'L 133 4 Makin' It Easier To Find: Index A Adams, John 95, 124 Adkisson, Connie 99, 115, 116, 124, 127 Adkisson, Rex 71, 95, 107, 109, 120 Albright, Kevin 102, 114 Allen, Leanne 99, 127 Allen, Robert 102, 119 Allen, Mickey 102 Arnggj, Brenda 34, 95, 99, 110, 115, 116. Arnold, Brian 111, 122 B Baker, James 102, 119, 123, 125 Ball, Jodi 83, 115, 118, 126 Ball, Ray48, 95, 107, 111, 112, 116, 119 Ballinger, Diane 19, 37, 102, 114, 120, 122 Banister, Carolyn 95, 115, 116, 127 Barker, Glenda 95, 124 Bartz, Michael 95 Bascom, Carol 95, 115, 116, 124, 127 Bazer, Cliff 55, 99, 109, 112 Beadman, Shana 99, 116, 124 Bellar, Chris 95, 119, 124 Bertholf, David 95, 111, 116, 120, 124 Betty, Jo 102, 116, 122 Bird, Marshall 95, 107, 111, 112, 116, 119, 120, 124 Blanchat, Susan 23, 63, 83, 115, 118, 120, 122. 126 Bledsoe, Jana 83 Bohnert, Kris 4, 95, 116, 127 Boileau, Domingo 83, 116 Bonham, Darren 95, 111, 124 Bonham, Shayla 95, 115, 116, 124, 127 Bontrager, Greg 99, 119, 122, 123, 125 Bowles, Cynthia 102, 116, 124 Bowles, Rusty 99, 107, 122 Brooks, Janet 4, 67, 83, 112, 123, 125 Burnet, Melissa 95, 108, 110, 112, 115, 116, 124, 127 Burnet, Tim 99, 111, 119, 120 C Calderon, Terry 99, 115, 116, 127 Calvert, Jena 99, 110, 115, 118, 124, 126, 127 Casper, Faith Chamberlain, Chris 83, 115, 116, 127 Chamberlain, Richard 6, 120 Cherry, Cathy 83, 127 Christy, Mark 83 Christy, Theresa 99, 116, 127 Clark, Curt 19, 72, 109, 118, 119, 120. 122, 123, 125 Clark, Tommy 64, 65, 102, 126 Clayton, Linda 84 Coady, John 102 Coady, Johnna 84, 116, 127 Coates, Dennis 95, 107, 111, 116, 124 Coffey, Billy 95 Coffey, Jesse 102, 114 Cole, Brenda 124, 127, 99 Con2nell, Julie 8, 30, 34, 84, 115, 116, 118, 1 7 Connell, Kelly 102, 110, 116, 122, 127 Connell, Mary 95, 116, 124, 127 Cook, Debs 99, 107, 111,115 Coombs, Angie 99, 116 Cooper, Adam 99 Cooper, Shawn 102, 126 Copenhaver, Ronnie 95, 107, 109, 116, 119, 124 Coslett, John 99, 107, 111, 112, 119, 120. 122, 123, 125 Coslett, Linda 15, 19, 84, 116, 118, 120. 122, 123, 125 Crandall, Chris 99, 105 Culp, Wayne 84, 107, 109 Culp, Karen 95, 124 Cummins, Rhonda 95, 112, 115, 116, 117, 125, 127 D Daniel, Alan 95, 107, 109, 112, 119, 124 Darnell, Charles 8, 29, 102, 107, 112, 118, 122, 126 Dautel, Todd 84, 116, 119, 120, 122 Davis, Deanna 71, 84, 116, 122, 127 Decker, Steve 10, 47, 84, 107, 111, 118 Dennis, Melissa 69, 95, 116, 117, 124, 127 Dick, Greg 49, 84, 109, 1171, 119, 122, 123, 125 Dick, Kevin 40, 41, 99, 119, 122, 125 Dierksen, Chris 67, 85, 114, 118, 120, 126 Diersen, Todd 41, 102, 114, 120 Dillingham, Gary 102, 107 Dodgen, Jeff 99, 109, 114, 120 Domnick, Diana 4, 69, 99, ' 12, 116, 118, 124, 126, 127 Domnick, Linda 19, 53, 85, Downing, Roger 102, 109, Downing, Vickie 95, 112, 1 127 Drew, Melissa 4, 124 Drosselmeyer, Kristl 55, 85 Drosselmeyer, Shannon 10 Drosselmeyer, Stacy 4, 85. 127 108,110,116 120, 123, 125 'l7, 124, 125, ,115,116 2,122,127 116, 122. 125. Drouhard, Albert 120 Drouhard, Jill 24, 43, 102, 'l 10, 115, 116, 120, 122, 127 Drouhard, Mark 107, 112, ' 19, 120, 124 Duhon, Frank 99 Duvall, Tricia 102, 116 ' DuValI, Mickey 85 Duvall, Thad 96, 114 E Eades, Tina 96, 115, 116, i17, 118, 127 Eades, Theresa 44, 102, 115, 116, 117, 118, 122, 126,127 Eldringhoff, Michael Elliott, Mike 6, 10, 30, 41, 51, 71, 85, 107, 111,115,117,119,122 Elliott, Susan 53, 96, 115, 116, 123, 125 Erker, Brian 63, 96, 116, 118, 119, 123, 124, 125, 126 Esau, Pat 102 Eshelman, Marty 109, 114, 99 Evans, Brian 38, 111,112,114,125 F Farmer, Danny 10, 16, 23, 43, 59, 85, 107 111, 116, 117,120,127 Favre, Joni 6, 99, 116, 119 Fawcett, Shelly 102, 122, 127 Fisher, Glen 99, 109, 111, 118, 119, 120, 122, 126 Florentin, Rocky 102 Florentin, Tammy 96 Fox, Alicia 85, 115, 116 Fox, Cary 85, 116 G Gaffney, Jonna 86, 117, 118, 120, 126, 127 Garigin, Freida 99, 123, 125 Garrett, Scott 5, 16, 99,,109, 111, 119, 123, 125 Gates, Kelly 103 1 Gaug, Larry 53, 99, 114 Gaug, Steve 50, 86, 119 Gaug, Vickie 110, 112 Gerberding, Gina 103 Gering, Sherry 28, 29, 47, 48, 74, 86, 118 122,123, 125,126,127 Goertz, Jamie 111 Goucher, Sonya 110, 117, 120, 122, 123, 125, 127 Graber, Mark 64 Grabs, Lori 27, 28, 29, 39, 48, 115, 116, 118,119,122,126,127 Grant, Mary Ann 86, 115, 116, 118, 122, 126, 127 Grant, Jane 99, 115, 116, 124, 127 Grasser, Todd 75, 96, 107, 112, 116, 119 120, 124 Green, Kelly 96, 107, 111, 112, 116, 123, 124, 125 1 Green, Susan 17, 47, 48, 69, 103, 108, 11O,112,117,118,119,122,127 Grimmett, Dana 100, 115, 116, 124, 127 H Haakinson, Leslie 96, 115, 124, 125, 127 Haakinson, Wendy 7, 103, 116, 122, 125, 127 Hall, Joe 5, 103, 114, 122, 123, 125 ' Hall, Shawn 85, 120 Hamilton, Janell 57, 100, 116, 124, 127 Harbin, Galen 100, 116 Harding, Darrin 5, 96, 107, 109, 111, 119, 123, 125 J are, Kay 100, 123, 124, 125, 127 armon, Leanna 86 armon, Richard 96, 116, 118, 119 armon, Ronda 96, 125 arnden, Robin 100, 115, 116, 118, 120, 124, 126, 127 artle, Teresa 100 atcher, Ellen 57, 74, 100, 112, 117, 123, 124, 125, 127 aury, Chris 96, 123, 124, 125 aynes, Brenda 103 aynes, Freddie 86 aynes, Richard 86 aynes, Kenneth 71, 96, 120 ays, Jim 103, 114, 122, 123, 125 ayter, Wendy 96, 116, 124 azei, Crystal 103, 116, 122 ead, Anita 86, 115, 116, 122, 127 ead, Jay 103 elms, Johnny 6, 55, 61, 65, 87, 109, 117, 119, 120 enderson, Don 107, 111, 116, 120, 124 endrick, Brad 100, 111, 120 ess, Carla 87, 115, 116, 127 ess, Monty 100, 114, 120 ess, Tracy 96, 112, 116, 127 icks, James 100 ill, Shelly 69, 71, 72, 87, 115, 116, 127 illiker, Brent 96, 107, 109, 114, 124 illiker, Julie 103, 115, 122, 127 odson, Lana 103, 122 odson, Michael 100 ofmeirer, Shelly 9, 103, 116, 122, 127 ohl, Kim 103 onn, Sheila 100, 110, 116, 127 onn, Terry 4, 10, 23, 85, 87, 107, 113, 114,122,123,125,126 opkirk. Debbie 103, 124, 127, 116 opkirk, Laura 100, 116, 124, 127 ormel, Terri 7, 15, 87, 109, 112, 116, 122, 127 ostetler, Brian 19, 100, 108, 111, 119, 122 ostetler, Rusty 5, 39, 61, 87, 107, 109, 119,120 owie,Jon96,109,111,116,119,120 124 Owie, Shirley 100, 110, 115, 127 owie, Valerie 34, 57, 87, 110, 115, 116, 118 uddleston, Eric 37, 71, 87 udgens, Jim 96, 124 udgins, Shelly 96, 124 ufford, Denise 6, 87, 115, 116 ufford, Diane 96, 108, 115, 116, 124 ughbanks, Dianna 30, 34, 88, 118, 122, 123. 125, 127 ughbanks, Janice 21, 100, 109, 110, 112, 116, 124,127 ughbanks, Vickey 53, 88, 116, 117, 122, 127 ughbanks, Janell 103, 109, 110, 117, 118,12O,122,125,126,127 l Imel, Linda 100, 116, 117, 127 Ingram, Lori 108, 110, 112, 116, 123, 125, 127 Innes, David 25, 100, 119, 122, 123, 125 Jacobs, Darrin 28, 63, 64, 103, 107, 118, 119, 120, 123,125,126 Jacobs, Michelle 9, 23, 63, 103, 116, 117, 122, 127 Jacobs, Sherri 103 Janei, Jerry 47, 103, 118, 122, 126, 127 Jensen, Beth 25, 103, 116, 117, 118, 122, 126, 127 Johnson, Carol 8, 88, 115, 116, 122 Jones, Keith 38, 86, 123, 125 Joslin, Jon 31, 112, 120, 124 Judd, Kathy 97, 124 K Kane, Eileen 50, 72, 88 Kastens, Mike 4, 107, 111, 114,97 Kelsey, Christina 4, 88 Kiser, Kenny 88, 118, 119, 123, 125, 127 Kiser, Kris 103 Koeppen, Kim 108, 110, 115, 116, 124, 127, 97 Konkel, Kim 100, 115, 116, 118, 123, 125 Konkel, Mike 47, 97, 111, 116, 124 L Lager, Lisa 53, 88 Langham, Lee 123, 125 Lear, Danny 8, 14, 89, 107, 115, 117, 119 Lear, Mickey 23, 89, 122 Leu,Craig107, 111, 116,124 Lipprand, Jerri 103 Loesch, Missy 29, 104, 118, 122, 126, 127 Loesch, Mandy 97, 110, 116, 118, 124, 126, 127 Longbine, Joe51, 97, 109, 112, 116, 120 Longbine, Becky 89, 116 Lott, Susie 97, 112, 124, 127 Love, Lou 88 Mc McCartney, Dan 38, 104, 120 McCartney, Tom 100, 120 McCuIIy, Mark 23, 100, 109, 118, 119, 120 Mclganiel, Marilyn 39, 71, 89, 116, 117, 1 7 McFarland, John 19, 39, 100, 112, 119 McKnight, Roger 4, 6, 8, 37, 64, 89, 116, 119,120, 122,127 McPhail, Kelly 57, 100, 116, 127 M Martens, Edwin 10, 11, 89, 114, 119, 127 Mashburn, Joe Masner, Jeff 8, 55, 89, 124 Mathes, Tim 97, 124 Meek, Flichard 107, 111, 112, 116, 119, 124 Menhusen, Dean 10, 14, 17, 23, 40, 56, 89, 109,111, 112, 117 Menhusen, Gwen 100, 116, 124, 127 Messick, Brian 72, 97, 116, 119, 124 Metzger, Shelly 97, 116, 124, 125, 127 Moore 1 18, Moore Rachel 104, 118, 122 Cindy 37, 104, 115, 127 Meyer, Mingle, ,Kevin20,31,104,107,111,112, 119,120,122 ,Mark 100, 114 Moore, Mike 107, 111, 112, 114, 124 Moore, Misty Morgan, Linda 4, 23, 30, 53, 89, 115, 116, 118. 122, 124 Morgan, Robert 97, 109, 123, 125 Moss, Frances 41, 100, 108, 112, 115, 116, 124, 127 Muller, Robert N Nelson, Curtis 90, 114 Nicholson, Angie 90 Nickel, David 23, 100, 109, 111, 119, 122 Nulik, Jeff 90, 119, 120 O Oller, Randy 90, 120 Olier, Rhonda 97 Osborn, Courtney 63, 108, 110, 112, 115, 116,124,125, 127,99 Osborn, Stephanie 97, 108, 116, 124, 127 P Packard, Dawn 110, 115, 116, 123, 125, 127, 97 Parsons, Lynn 100, 116, 117, 118, 124, 125 Patterson, Rocky 57, 100, 108, 120 Pearl, Jewel 4, 34, 90, 108, 116 Perry, Dennis 43, 101, 114, 120 Perry, Sonya 4, 104 Peterson, Darin 6, 9, 16, 23, 37, 90, 107, 116,117, 119, 122,126 Peterson, Lori 101, 112, 116, 118, 124, 127 Phye,Bryant31,90,107,116,117,119, 127 Pollock, Diana 90 Pope, James Poston, Patrick 97, 107, 116 Potts, Kevin 101, 119, 122, 123, 125 Pray, Danna 97, 115, 116, 123, 125 Pray, Todd 47, 104, 114, 120 Prouse, Vicki 104, 116, 122, 126, 127 Quick, Jerry 5, 17, 39, 90, 107, 117, 120 H Ray, Kyle 10, 48, 104, 109, 111, 119, 122 Renfro, Kathy 101, 118, 126 Renfro, Jenny 97, 127 Reynolds, Kelly 43, 64, 104, 109 Reynolds, Mary Etta 101, 124, 127 Ricke, Carla 24, 104, 115, 117, 127 Ricke, Sherry 97, 117, 124, 127 Ricks, Marcia 91 127 Townley, Leo 117, 120 Ricker, Ricker, Ricker, Riedel, Bryan 91, 120 Ronda Stephanie Beverly 91 Riedel, Cindy 104 Rinke, 125. Julie 19, 97, 109, 110, 112, 117, Rinke, Lisa 24, 49, 104, 109, 110, 115, 117, 127 Romack, Tami 91 Romans, Greg 8, 104, 107, 117, 118, 119, 122, 126 Ryan, Chris 10, 20, 51, 63, 66, 91, 111, 122 S Sanders, Jeff 114, 120 Scammehorn, Jody 91 Schmidt, Angie 97 Schrant, Tom 6, 10, 24, 48, 104, 107, 111 117,119,120,122 Schnackenberg, Angie 91, 117, 122, 127 Schreiber, Tammy 104, 123, 125 Schroeder, Tim 104 Seachris, Lori 91 Sechler,Kelly101,107,111, 113,122 Sechler, Mick 98, 107, 111, 117, 119, 124 Sechler, Spence 10, 16, 21, 71, 104, 113, 118 v Seipel 119,122,123,125,126 Marty 123, 124, 125, 98 Sharp, Crissa 36, 101, 108, 110, 117, 118, 124 126 Sheen, Eddie 114, 120 Sherman, Eddie 101 Shervan, Kandi 38, 98, 125 Shervan, Tina 104, 127 Shue, Tim 23, 65, 66, 71, 74, 104, 109. 111. 119, 120,122,127 Smith, Brenda 91 Smith, Fred 11, 16, 23, 67, 92, 107, 111, 112, 119.120 Smith, Jim 55.59, 63, 104, 107, 119 Smith, Karl 104, 122 Smith, Kenr1y98, 107, 111, 112, 114, 119. 124 Smith, Lorie 101, 110, 117, 124 Smith, Manda 92, 122 Smith. Suzette101,117,124,127 Smithhisler, Darren Smithhisler, Dennis 27, 92, 112, 118, 119, 126 Sneary, Susan 74, 98, 112, 117, 124, 125, 127 Spillene, Stephen Stark, Terry 124 Starks, Pat 101, 122, 123, 125 Starks, Rusty 101, 114 Struble, Bryan 69, 107, 111, 112, 117, 120, 124, 98 Struble, Darrin 9, 98, 107, 111, 119, 124 Swonger, Scott 104 T Teague, Seana 104, 123, 12 Tedman, Kelly 108, 110, 12 , 125, 127 Thatcher, Carl 7, 101 Thatcher, David 98 Thetge, Jeff 4, 63, 64, 104, 107, 111, 117. 116,122,126 Thetge, Jerry 98, 107, 109, ' 18, 119, 124 Townley, Margo 98, 124 Tracy, Tony 98, 109, 114 Tracy, Chris 101 Truong, Chung 43, 104 Turner, Danny 104 V Vermillion, Anna 92, 122 Vermillion, Lexa 101, 117, 124 Vinsonhaler, Delbert Vondracek, Casey 31, 66, 72, 92, 109, 114, 119, 124, 125 E Vondracek, Darla 92, 117, 1 2, 127 Vondracek, Jeannie 104 Vonltter, Kim 101, 110, 123, 127 Vonltter, Kristin 98, 117, 124, 127 Vornauf, Heather 104, 117, 127 W Walker, Cathy 104, 117, 118, 122 Walter, Mike 98 Ward, Glen Warner, Teresa 34, 104, 12 , 123, 125 Warner, Todd 107, 111, 11 ,, 120 l 1 Watts, Dan Watts, Kelly 110, 112, 115, 117, 124 Watts, Pat 47, 104, 107, 120 Wedman, Becky 110, 117, '20, 101, 124. Wedman, Denise 98, 115, 1I17, 127 Wedman,Diana110, 112, 1i15, 125, 127, 98 Wedman, Jayne 92, 117 Wells, Duane 101 Wells, Sheila 92, 118, 123, 125, 127 Wells, Janna 98, 110, 117 Wells, Kim 101, 117, 124 Whealy,Van4,19,101,107,111,112, 119,122 ' Wheaton, Kevin 92, 123, 125 White, Kathie 104, 115, 127 white, soon 93, 114, 120 J Wiechman, Barry 93 Wiechman, Roberta 93 Wiley, Brenda 101 Wilkinson, Debbie 4, 55, 984 108, 110, 112, 117, 125 Williams, Eric 37, 40, 104, 109, 117, 118, 119 Williams, Lana 74, 101, 117, 122, 124, 12 Williams, Sonya 101, 115, 117, 124, 127 Williams, Stacy 44, 104, 117, 122, 127 Williams, Steve 101, 122 Wits?-51, Andi 34, 104, 117, 118, 122, 126, Wilson, Connie 93, 115, 117, 127 Wilson, Glen 11, 24, 59, 72, 104, 107, 111 112,117,119 Wilson, Margaret 93, 115, 117, 127 Wilson, Randy Wisely, Sheryl 115, 117, 101, 127 Wisely, Brenda 98 Wohlschlegel, Cherie 48, 93, 115, 117, 118, 119 Wohlschlegel, Gary 6, 101, 107, 109, 122 Wolff, Carrie 98, 108, 117, 118, 126, 127 Wood, Deneen71, 93, 115, 117, 118, 120 122,126 Wood, Kathy 98, 108, 117, 127 Woodle, Stacey 104, 127 Woodring, Shelly 98, 123, 124, 125, 127 Woods, Jeff 122 Woods, Lorie 104, 127 Woods, Steve Y Yandell, Kim 10, 25, 40, 64, 104, 109, 110 117,118,125,127 FACUL TY Adams, Dale 80, 107, 111 Albright, Bruce 80, 117 Baker, J. C. B0 Baker, Joyce 63, 80 Ballenger, Leon 8, 27, 80 Beam, Sam 80 Blair, Bucilla 80 Buck, Lane 44, 80, 72, 109 Carr, Myrel 8, 75, 80, 127 Clark, Laura 44, 50, 80, 108, 1 10 Dills, Linda 27, 63 Dills, Robert 80 Dowell, Cleo 63, 80 Elmore, John 80, 107, 109 Fisher, Betty 4, 80, 117 Gerber, Gary 31, 114, 80 Gerber, June 80 Harmon, Gary 30, 80 Hodges, Wendall 43, 80 Hottman, Robert 80, 119 Jensen, Jean 57, 69, 80 Menhusen, Jim 80 Osborne, Dana 80 Piersall, Gloria 80 Poe, Lorna 67, 80 Puls, Marilyn 80 Rochholz, Dave 80, 61, 107, 109 Romans, Harvey 40, 80, 117 Ryman, John 80 Shurley, J. W. 59, 80 Sill, Wayne 30, 80 Smith, J. R. 80, 119. E ' : L E' K V E . , z ' Q V iz 'V ' Ex-1: , , N, f , Lg X- .1 1, 5 , s 1 Q V , ff 7 Q 3' W . f E E . , . MA . Q f y l' . 'N I -xr. I' -4 T. r M . e , uf ' 3,535 , ' l tfi? i' if 1 P J :- '