Douglass High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Douglass, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1981 volume:

Success :'Douglass Migh School Post Office ft ok 158 Douglass, Kansas 67039 -1 The dream of life Each of us dream of success, but all in a different way. Some by what they learn and, some by what they say. Success is a schedule of events though many, it passes by. For some it comes easy, but others have to try. At times trying is hard, but in the end you’ll know. The feeling of success, where ever you may go! Contents Seniors 6 Juniors 17 Sophomores 20 Freshmen 23 Sports 26 Activities 43 Organizations 57 Academics 67 Junior High Grades 76 Index 94 Success Success can not be measured in the amount of your wins or losses but by the intent of the action put forth in the activity. Success can be accomplished through shear determination and an undieing will to succeed. Success in ones self pride and ability will come if the party involved so desires the sought after reward. The reward is to be accepted and appreciated for the true worth of the accomplished. Succeed and you will be Successful Jeff Valentine Jeri and Renae discuss the coming erent. I Doug and Stacy, is it possible? Jeff, Greg, Mike and Ronnie, it is almost time. � Reverend Andrews delivering the Invocation V a 1 e d r a 5 a I u t i c t 0 r 0 1 a n a u t a ° r t • a Jeff spoke of special people, friends. y How often friends will put before their own needs; their friends’ needs. o n Ray Parks An avid player of Astroids. Ray connects his knowledge of the game with our future . . accept the challenge. Remember back in first grade We thought were so old, The day that had show-and-tell And brought in some “fools gols”. Remember back in sixth grade We looked at Him with a sigh And dreamed of all the coming days In the huge new junior high. Now it’s eons later. As graduation day draws near We think of better sweet memories And remember yester year. Remember all the hellows and laughter. Talk over all our fears. Reflect on learning and sharing Before the goodbyes and tears. 7 Senior Class Officers: Sponsor, Bill Bush STUCO, Kim Seal Secretary-Treasurer, Debbie Berkley Vice-President, Jeri Cockrell President, Shannon Gilbert Sponsor, Dusty Rhodes Ronda Bannon Renae Barber Debbie Bergley Dwight Bergley Tim Budden Doug Burns Starting out we thought, “NO”! not yet, we're not ready, as we washed and waxed cars to raise money. Next we profoundly thought, “Almost, just a little bit longer”, as the last of the DHS mugs were delivered, and magazine subscriptions taken. Yes, we had taken from DHS, but we had given our memories, and our accomplishments. Our dreams had been recognized and accepted. “No, Now”, we thought, “we're just about done. ” The Senior Class of 1981 8 Wes Caster Jeri Cockrell Janice Conde Brent Cottrell Stacy Davis Tom Dooley Greg Dunagan Brian Fiddick John Ford Shannon Gilbert Cindy Girod Cindi Bryan Harris 9 Senior Accomplishments Jana Ayres Pep Club 1,2,3.4; Pom Pon 1,3,4; FHA 2,3,4; STL CO 4; Yearbook 4; Volleyball 2; Aide 3,4 Ronda Hannon Class Award 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Aide 3 Renac Barber Who's Who Member; FHA 1,2,3,4, Pres. 3; National Honor Society 2,3,4; STL CO 2,3,4, Sec. 3,4; Choir 4; Office Aide 4; Homecoming Candidate Basketball 4; Home-Ec. 1 Award 1; Accounting Award 3; Pep Club 2,3,4, STUCO Rep. 2; Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4 Debbie Bergley Cheerleader 2; Class Sec. 2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4, Captain 3; Basketball 1,2,3,4, Hon. Men. 3; Basketball Homecoming Queen 3; WAC 1,2,3,4, Vice-Pres. 3; Pep Club Pres. 3; FHA 2,3; Bookkeeping Award 3 Dwight Leroy Bergley Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4, All League Baseball 3; D-Club 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Wrestling 3; Escort Football Homecoming 4; Art Award 3; Choir 3 Tim Budden STUCO 2,3,4, Tres. 3, Pres. 4; Aide 4 Jeri Cockrell Volleyball 1,2,3,4, Captain 3; Basketball 2,3,4; Track 2; FHA 1,2,3,4, Vice-Pres. 2,3; WAC 2,3,4, Sec. 3, Pres. 4; Class Vice-Pres. 3.4; Cheerleader 2,3; Pep Club 2,3; Homecoming Candidate F'ootball 3,4; Homecoming Candidate Basketball 3,4; Adv. P.E. Award 2 Janice Conde FHA 1,2,3,4, Reporter 2, Sec. 3. Pres. 4, State FHA 1,3,4; Yearbook 4; STUCO 3,4; Choir 4; Aide 4; Typing A ward 3; Pep Club 2,3,4, Officer 3 Brent Cottrell Football 3,4; Basketball 3,4; Baseball 3,4; D-Club 3,4; Aide 4 Stacy Davis Welding Award 2; Woodworking 11 Award 2; Woodworking 111 Award 3 Tom Dooley Yearbook Staff 4; Aide 4 Greg Dunagan STUCO 3; Boy's State 3; Yearbook 3,4; Speech Drama 1,2,3; Honor Roll 3.4; State Speech Participant 2,3 John W. Ford Basketball 1.2,3,4, All League Basketball 3; Baseball 1,2,3,4; D-Club 1,2,3,4; Class Tres. 3; Basketball Homecoming Escort 4; Adv. Boy's P.E. Award 3; Welding I Award 3; Woodworking 111 Award 3 Shannon Gilbert Class Pres. 4; Basketball 1,2; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Kansas Scholar 4 Cindy Girod Track 1,2; Volleyball 2; FHA 1,2,3; WAC 1.2.3.4; Cheerleader 3,4; Pep Club 1.2,3,4; Basketball Mgr. 1; Physical Fitness Award 3 Cynthia Jo (Bryan) Harris Y-Teens 3,4; STUCO 4; Drama 4; Speech 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4. Sec.-Tres. 3; FHA 3; Band 1.2.4; Aide 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Honor Queen 1,3; Sociology. Psychology A ward 3 Janice Harris Track 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 1. Pom Pon 3; FHA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3; National Honor Society 2,3.4 Scott Hays Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; D-Club 2.3,4; Chorus 2,3,4 Shelly Higgins FHA 4; Pep Club 2; Yearbook 4 Jonna Howell Band 1,2; Aide 4; Track 1,2; Volleyball 3; General Math Award 1; Basic English Award 1; Home Ec. 11 Award 2; Adv. P.E. Award 3; WAC 2,3,4; Pep Club 3,4 Jeff Lucas Track 1.4; FFA 2.3, VIC A 3 (District) Mike McCune Woodworking II Award. Welding Award, State Scholar Carman Meyer FHA 1,2,3,4, Officer, Chapter 2,3, State 4, District 3; Pep Club 2,3.4, Tres. 2,4; Girl's State 3; STUCO 3,4, Vice-Pres. 4; Volleyball 1,2,3.4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1.2,3,4; Best all-around female Athlete 2,3; W AC 1,2,3.4, Tres. 4; Yearbook 3,4; Homecoming Candidate 3,4; American High School Athlete Award 3,4; SCKL Record Holder 880 yd. Run 2,3. State Participant Track 880 yd. run 2,3, Third Place 3; DHS Record Holder 440 yd. Dash and 880 yd. Run 3,4 Ronnie Morgan D-Club 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1; Homecoming Escort Wrestling 4; Drafting Award 2; Welding Award 3; Wrestling 1,2.3.4. 3rd Regional 1, 1st Regional 4, 3rd Sub-state Brent E. Nispel Football 1,2,4; Basketball 1.2,3,4; Track 1,2; Baseball 3,4; Band 1,2,3; Stagehand 2,3,4; D-Club 2,3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Homecoming Escort Basketball 4, Homecoming Escort Football 4, Kansas Scholar 4 Candace Palmer Chess Club 1; Pep Club 1 10 Ray Parks Track 1,2,3,4; D-Club 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Stagehand 2,3,4; District IV Honors Band 2,3,4; Boy's State 3; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Math Award 1,2,3,4; Biology Award 2; Adv. Biology Award 3; I Rating Trombone 2,4 Michele Lowery Vermilyea Volleyball 1,2,3,4, SCKL Hon. Men. 3; Cheerleader 3,4; Band t,2,3,4, Vice-Pres. 4; STUCO 3; FHA 1,2,3; WAC 1,2,3,4, Vice-Pres. 4; Football Homecoming Queen 4; Track 1; The All American Hall of Fame Band Foundation Award 4 Sheila Prichard V-Teens 1,2,3,4, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Aide 2,3,4; Pep Club 3 Stephanie Baum Rains Pom Pon 1,2,3; FHA 1; Art Award 3; Crafts Award 3; Choir 2; WAC 3; Pep Club 2,3 Donna Ward FHA 3; WAC 1,2,3; Pep Club 3,4; Track Manager 1; Basketball Manager 2; Volleyball Manager 3; Alternate for Girl's State 3; Aide 3,4; Y-Tenns 1; FHA Junior Degree 3 David Williams Baseball 4; D-Club 4 Ellen Rivard Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, Program Dir. 2,3, Membership 4; Pep Club 3,4 Kim Seal Who's Who Member; FHA 1,3; STUCO 4; Band 1; Aide 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4, All League Hon. Men. 2; Volleyball 1,2,3,4, All League 3; Class Sec. 1, Pres. 2,3, STUCO Rep. 4; WAC 1,2,3,4, Pres. 3; Honor Queen 2; Baseball Score-keeper 3,4 Kelly Williams Cheerleader 1,2,3,4, Head Cheerleader Football 3,4, Head Cheerleader Basketball 2; WAC3,4; STUCO 4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Football Homecoming Queen 3; Class Vice-Pres. 1,2; Outstanding Senator- Student Congress 3; Pep Club; Honor Queen 4; Aide 3,4; Baseball Manager 3,4 David Wright Football 2; D-Club 1,2,3,4; Aide 3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4, Ind Regional 2, 2nd Sub-state 2, 1st Regional 3, 1st Sub-state, 3, 1st Regional 4; 1st Sub-State 4, 3rd State Jeffery Valentine Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1,2; Class Pres. 1; National Honor Society 2,3,4, Pres. 4; D-Club 2,3,4, Kansas Scholar 4 Janice Harris Scott Hays Shelly Wiggins Jonna Howell Danny Hutchinson Jeff Lucas Mike McCune Carman Meyer Mike Miller Ray Miller Ronnie Morgan Brent Nispel Candice Palmer Ray Parks Sheila Prichard Stephanie Baum Rains Ellen Rivard Kim Seal Jeff Valentine Michele Lowery Vermilyea Donna Ward David Williams Kelly Williams David Wright 13 Shannon. leading the way Ronnie, the mechanical wonder Carman's perplexity Tim's determination Kelly's foot stompin' spirit Jana's compassion [jiSZWW Junior Class Officers: Sponsor, Mrs. Baldridge; Sponser, Mrs. Jennings President, Cassandra Bell; Vice-President, Pam Elswick; STUCO, Michelle Secretary-Treasurer, Val Seal Being a junior in High School is just one step closer to getting out of school and going “out on your own ” to face the J world. Plus they're looking forward to being a senior andonly going half a day. At Douglass. History and English III i Junior Robin Rose Tim ttiser Chuck Huddleston Mark Inkelaar Chuck Kohbe Cary Lanier Michelle Anderson Brian Barber Kyle Barnes Cassandra Bell ( arl Brumbaugh Cheryl Cotter Kathy Davis Pam Els w ick Cina Eisher Kim Cilbert Kent Burden Keith Carbon Tina Cash Diane Cla sen Sheri Coombes 18 Junior Class of 1982 Cindy Lucas Melody Maev Aaron Marshall Shawn Moran Mark Morrow Twyla Nelson Bobby Otis Kim Parsons Brian Pickett Jeff Polk Patricia Polk Thressa Puncey Vance Price Brenda Raupe Mike Rausch Robin Rose Randy Roukles Valerie Seal Shelly Stone Chris Stover Dan Taylor Jason Toon Mark Warden Ste e Weishaar Allan Wilhite Charley Williams Stacy Williams Mary Wright David Zaldivar Jill Tiddick Their sponsors, Mrs. Jennings and Mrs. Baldridge. worked extra hard to keep them going. The juniors sold Tom Watt gifts, worked their share of concessions; and most of all, have the responsibilities of prom. They're a very organized class and will he a major part of the future. 19 Sophomores Perhaps Count Shawn is camera shy. A guy with a cheerful attitude . . Mike Morrow Mane? Work? Give it to Markie .,. hell eat anything. 20 Sophomore Class: President, Bryan Hollenhack; Vice-President, Eric Allen; Sponsor, Mrs. Schuermann, Secretary-treasurer, J.P. Macy; STVCO Representative, Syd Sisk. Eric Allen Colleen Bannon Carey Barnes Diann Berg ley Marie Berg ley Mark Berg ley Connie Brumbaugh Tori Bryan Kathy Carter Robbie Conde Jonny Condon Don Cotter Charlene Cox Sherry Da is Jona Die! Kenneth Evans Richard Evans Diana Eisher Brandy Garrison Kim Gibson Leona Green Shelby Green Donna Gregory Kenny Griffis Cynthia Hamilton JK V I w ■ tv . Ki REUGIOft 900 999 The sophomore class is proud of both the academic achievements and the athletic abilities of their members. They have two required classes which are English and Biology and four electives. One' of their money making ideas was selling seat cushions with Douglass high School Bulldogs printed around a bulldog. They also worked their share in the concession stand for fall and winter sports. Sophomores in Biology Jim Higgins Bryian Hollenback Jannette Howell Charlene Huddleston Shawn Hutchinson Chery l Jones Thomas Killian Terry Little Mike Lowery J.P. Macy Tim McCune Cora Meyer Pete Mitchell Mike Morrow Bruce Sispel Lalanie Otis Rickey Palmer Walt Purse 11 Angie Reid Scott Shaver Allen Simon Sidney Sisk Kelly Stevenson Chuck Thiel Kevin Thomas Jenny Toon Shawna Valentine Mary VV I Is Wendy Wilks Marty Wiliams Marshall Woooy Vicki Zaldivar Brian Zimmerman 22 Freshman Class Officers: Secretary, Steve Knowles; President, Eugene Potts; Treasurer, Jeff Wakefield; Vice-President, Sean Stover; STUCO Representative, Lisa Hays; Sponsor, Miss Rhoads The freshman class may be small in number, but what they lack in number, they make up for in spirit, pride and ambition. The freshman class has many ideas about success. They have it all summed up in the following: success is setting goals and meeting them; trying vour very best and then trying a little more. But most of all it9s enjoying life and knowing that the best years are still ahead of you here at D H S. I Lisa Adams Ross Ayres Dondi By ran John Burns Larry Carl Tim Cash Allan Ceynar Toni Corp Norma Dunagan Tina Dunlap Duke Dutton Wendy Grippando Matthew Green Lisa Hays Teresa Hewlett David High Sammy Hutchinson 24 Steve Knowles Greg Kunz Stuart Miles Rendy Mohr Darwin Nelson Amy O'Neil Travis Otis Peter Palmer Serena Petrie Tim Pott orff Freshman Boy's P.E. Eugene Potts Kevin Prichard Steve Rausch Roger Reynolds Chris Roberts Terri Simon Wesley Smith Sean Stover Andy Strunk Jonita Treadway Darin Valentine Drew Valentine Jeff Wakefield Teo Warden Rick Way Curtis Weishaar Vickie Whitson Eric Wilhite Danny Williamson Randy Yates 25 Football Front Row; Ross Ayers, Brian Hollenback, Kevin Thomas, Don Cotter, Terry Tittle, David Zaldivar, Steve Rausch, David High. Second Row; Jack Crubliss, Eugene Potts, Sean Stover, Vance Price, Randv Rounkles, Brent Cottrell, Dwight Bergley, Carl Brumbaugh, Bruce Nispel, Jeff Wakefield, Fred Cottrell, Back Row'; Dan Provence, Darin Valentine, Danny Williamson, Robby Conde, Miie Rausch, Chuck Kohhe, Brent Nispel, Jeff Polk, Scott Hays, Chris Stover, Gary Lanier, Steve Pottorf, Dan Burke. Grid Iron Success Picture 28 young men beating their heads together, throwing each other down, and literally tearing clothes off of each other. Insanity right? Wrong! Football. Douglass Football. For one long month of hard practice, determination, and strategy planning, these men work. These guys spend sleepless nights before a game. They give up priviledges to reach the peak of success. Sometimes they never get the recognition or the praise they deserve. So here it is: Thanks Douglass Bulldogs Football Team for bringing us through a winning season. 29 Front Row: Kim Gibson, Cora Meyer, Norma Dunagan, Sydney Sisk, Theresa Hewlett, Serena Petrie, Kathy Davis, Kelli Stevenson, Marie Bergley, Back Row: Connie Brumbaugh, Manager, Pam Els wick, Debbie Bergley, J.P. Macy, Michelle Vermilyea, Jeri Cockrell, Valerie Seal, Kim Seal, Robin Rose, Carman Meyer, Terri Simon, Kelly Williams, Mary Wright, Kathy Carter, Manager, Coach Debbie Davis. Volleyball 1980 Varsity team celebrates good times. Sideline instructions. 30 Varsity — We dare ya'! The 1980 Douglass High Volleyball team started their season out strong by getting top playing action out of the starting six members. The team realized success through teamwork and a positive attitude on and off the court, for the record accounted for six wins and eleven loses. The teamwork and abilities of each team member is something gained which will stay with each one. Coach Davis and Coach Thayer worked with ten returning letterwomen and their capable talents. There is high anticipation that there will be six of the varsity w ho lettered this year who will he pursuing volleyball next season. Junior- Varsity Coach Thayer This is the way it’s done! 31 Athletic Football Opponent 0 Home Garden Plain 20 Maize 0 6 Rose Hill 0 7 Bluestem 0 41 Cheney 14 21 Medicine Lodge 24 22 Conway Springs 0 14 Belle Plaine 6 7 Clearwater 7 12 Playoffs Neodesha 34 14 KSHSAA 1980 3-A District Runner-up Central Plains League Champions Volleyball Bluestem 1 Won 2 Lost Oxford 2 Lost Rose Hill 1 Won 2 Lost Garden Plain 2 Lost Conway Springs 1 Won 2 Lost Medicine Lodge 2 Lost Cheney 2 Lost Central 2 Won 1 Lost Maize 2 Won 1 Lost Belle Plaine Tournament Mulvane 2 Won Belle Plaine 2 Lost Rose Hill 2 Won Derby Tournament Derby 2 Lost Augusta 2 Lost Mulrane 2 Won Sub-State Bluestem - 2 Lost Girls Basketball Opponent Home Central 7 19 Garden Plaine 32 15 Maize 31 32 Augusta 33 18 Rose Hill 36 31 Conway Springs 42 32 Bluestem 44 26 Cheney 41 27 Mulvane 31 25 Augusta 33 17 Bluestem 30 24 Rose Hill 29 33 Udall 31 25 Medicine Lodge 55 36 Conway Springs 22 27 Oxford 43 38 Belle Plaine 42 43 Rose Hill 33 25 Berean Acadamy 18 35 Yates Center 43 14 Boys Basketball - Opponent Home Central 34-31 Garden Plaine 42-36 Argonia 30-48 Maize 48-34 Rose Hill 61-30 Conway Springs 56-46 Bluestem 39-49 Caldwell 41-44 Cheney 51-34 Garden Plaine 56-34 (1) Haven 44-48 (1) Lyons 48-32 (1) Bluestem 35-48 Medicine Lodge 55-36 Conway Springs 52-39 Augusta 49-45 Belle Plaine 41-55 Rose Hill 73-42 Oxford 42-47 Bluestem 32-44 (2) Yates Center 40-44 (2) Clearwater 38-37 (3) (1) Halstead Tournament, (2) Sub-state, (3) Substate Final 32 Scoreboards Wrestling Opponent Home Tournaments 1st Goddard 36-17 Goodwill 4th Andale 28-33 Augusta 4th Bluestem 33-33 Goddard 4th Augusta 39-19 Regional 4th Andover 48-18 Sub-State 1st Valley Center 33- Brian Zimmerman 1st 22 David Wright 1st Chase County 39- Randy Rounkles 2nd 16 Mike Rausch 2nd Manhatten 48-9 Ronnie Morgan 3rd Newkirk 39-29 Ross Ayers 4th Augusta 37-23 Carl Brumbaugh State Placers 4th David Wright 3rd Brian Zimmerman 4th Boys Track Meets Remington 5th Belle Plaine 5th Oxford 3rd Rose Hill 4th Cheney 6th Bluestem 3rd League 6th Fr.-Soph. 5th Girls Track Meets 4th Remington 3rd Belle Plaine 3rd Oxford 2nd Rose Hill Southwestern 4th Cheney Bluestem 7th League 5th Fr.-Soph. Date Baseball Opponent Scores 4- 2 Rose Hill us they 0- 7 4- 2 Rose Hill 7- 3 4- 6 Augusta 0-20 4- 6 Augusta 1-12 4- 9 Valley Center 1-13 4- 9 Valley Center 5-17 4-13 Goddard 2-10 4-13 Goddard 2- 3 4-16 Rose Hill 6- 7 4-16 Rose Hill 17-14 4-23 Circle 8- 5 4-23 Circle 4- 3 4-27 Burden (Central) 13-14 4-27 Burden (Central) 8- 7 4-30 Circle 4- 2 4-30 Circle 10- 5 Regional Dexter 12- 2 Regional Burden 22- 5 State Hays Varsity Basketball Top to Bottom Left: Brent Nispel, John Ford, Ray Parks, Robbie Conde, Eric Allen, Coach Pykiet, Right: Vance Price, Carey Barnes, Eugene Potts, Jeff Wakefield, Sean Storer, Shelby Green, Coach Burke Brent Cottrell The ultimate success for a basketball team is that winning season. Although the Douglass basketball season was off to a slow start, they were demonstrating good ball playing by the last six to eight games. This is the second year that the bulldogs hare been beaten in the substate finals. Losing was a disappointment for everyone. However, the team’s success was realized because each member was able to get their act together and operate as a unit. The team expresses their enthusiasm for their coaches, Dan Burke and Jim Pykiet because they worked the team hard and expected the best from them. In this way the coaches prepared their team for each game. 34 Boys Basketball Coach Crumhliss, standing, Matthew Green, Sean Stover, Danny Williamson, Jeff Wakefield, Darin Valentine, Tra is Otis, Steve Knowles, Chris Roberts Top Row: Colleen Bannon. Mgr.; Carman Meyer, Sr.; Kim SealSr.; Valerie Seal, Jr.; Brenda Raupe, Jr.; Shelly Stone, Jr.; J.P. Macy, So.; Shawna Valentine� , Mgr.; Middle Row: Debbie Berg ley, Sr.; Jeri Cockrell, Sr.; Mary Wells, So.; Toni C'orp, Fr.; Kathy Davis, Jr.; Terr Simon, Fr.; Bottom Row: Mr. Cox, Asst. Coach; Teresa Hewlett, Fr.; Dianne Bergley, So,; Mary Wright, Jr.; Mr. Cottrell. Head Coach Girl’s Basketball Douglass had IS girls out for basketball. Even though their record was 6-14, they measured success by what they learned and the fun they had. This was Fred Cottrell’s first year coaching high school girls. It was David Cox’s first at Douglass. The girls really put out effort because these two men expected it from them. The respect the coaches have was earned through many long hours of perseverance. Besides coaches and players, there were two other very important people. Colleen Bannon and Shawna Valentine, the managers. They were in charge of keeping the loose ends pulled together. The B-team had the best record ever for Douglass. They were extremely proud of 5-5 record. There were 4 Seniors, 5 Juniors, 3 Sophomores, and 3 Freshmen. They became very close and learned to be a family and play like a team. 37 Row I: Brian llollenback, Terry Little, Don Cotter, Brian Zimmerman, Ronnie Morgan, David High, Scott Shaver, Ross Ayers, Row 2: Mr. Provence, Steve Weishaar, Jason Toon, Mike Rausch, Carl Brumbaugh, Randy Runkles, David Zaldivar. Mr. Rhodes, David Wright, Brian Barber 38 81 Wrestling Douglass had a fairly young wrestling team this year, but with only two seniors they did very well. We were able to take our whole team to sub-state and become cochampions with Clearwater after coming away with second place in regionals. We then went on to state with seven wrestlers. We had two place at state, who were David Wright in third place and Brian Zimmerman in fourth. The wrestling cheerleaders this year were, Cassandra Bell, Pam Elswick and Kim Gilbert. When asked what was most memorable for Pam during the 1980-81 wrestling season she replied, “The coaches, Mr. Provence for instance was always joking around with us. Once on the way back from Andover he pretended the bus was out of gas and told the cheerleaders they could pick one of two things to do if they ran out of gas. They could push the bus or kiss all the wrestlers, what a choice!” Kims most memorable time was at state. There was almost always something going on. At the Holidome we all relaxed in the pool area, and at the hotel we stayed at we just plain ran around. The rest of our time was spent cheering on our guys. I know we all were proud to have been able to cheer on the wrestling team this year.” Cassandra chose Wrestling Homecoming as her most memorable thing about wrestling. She said, “I knew the evening would be something to remember when the lights wept out during the matches. The gym was totally black atid a mass of confusion. After the lights were turned on we got fired up and cheered from the bleachers, in our dresses and coursages. It was a night I’ll never forget. ” SPIRIT Sometimes wrestlers find the hardest part is waiting. Scholarship winner Ronnie Morgan. David Wright placed third in state and also won a scholarship. 39 Boys Track Ron I: David Zaldivar, Jonny Condon, Bryan Hollenback, Mike Lowery, Ray Parks, Row 2: Manager Norma Dunagen, Jeff Polk, Jeff Lucas, Jeff Wakefield, Curtis Weishaar, Randy Yates, Sean Stover, Eric Allen, Danny Williamson, Drew Valentine, Shelby Green, Kenneth Evans, Gary Lanier, Mike Rausch, Manager Lisa Hays, Coach Cottrell The last leg Girls Track The small but sturdy girl's track team, coached by Debbie Davis, had yet another building season. With only fire returning veterans, including the two seniors, who lead the track team since their sophomore year, they competed in great style. The rest of the team included four sophomores and three freshmen. This year we had a wide range of events in the track meets. We were rewarded for our efforts in receiving second place at the Ro-sehill Invitational and bringing home a trophy. Team Members Row I: Manager Mary Wells, Coach Davis, Manager Kelli Stevenson, Row 2: Rendy Mohr, Kim Gibson, Teresa Hewlett, Janice Harris, Serena Petrie, Carman Meyer, J.P. Macy, Cynthia Hamilton, Diann Bergley Serena Petrie J.P. Macy 41 Baseball Row I: Keith Carbon, Carey Barnes, Vance Price, Brent Cottrell, Dwight Bergley, Eugene Potts, Row 2: Coach Crumbliss, Scott Hays, David Williams, Brent IKispel, John Ford, Allen Simon, Chuck Kobbe, Coach Pykiet Cheerleaders Kelly Williams Pam Els wick Michele Vermilyea Cassandra Bell Sheri C'oombes Valerie Seal Norma Dunagan Kim Gilbert Cindy Girod Michelle Anderson Teresa Hewlett Cora Meyer What lies ahead as they huddle together deciding their stragedy. After months of hard work and dedication, striving to be the best possible team, they’re ready for the football game. Ten vibrant young women run to support the football team, to increase school spirit and pride. What would high school football be without those who put words and actions to the feelings that encompass the fans? Valerie Seal Michelle Anderson Kelly Williams, head football mm V 9 Kelly Williams, captain of the football cheerleaders this year, has been a cheerleader for four years. We will miss Kelly’s enthusiasm and dedication. Kelly said, “Cheerleading has given me a goal, something to strive for, it is a challenge. 4s a very competitive person, I decided to become the best possible cheerleader I could be. A lot of people think of cheerleading as a bunch of girls jumping around in short skirts. If these people could only know about the hard work put into cheerleading and also about the enjoyment and fullfillment received from it.” 44 Wrestling Cheerleaders Pam Els wick Kim Gilbert Cassandra Bell Norma Dunagan 80-81 Cheerleading DHS Cheerleaders sold purple and gold shakers this year beginning with the football season. It was an unusual event when the wrestling and basketball cheerleaders combined to perform a routine to music. The wrestling squad hosted numerous hospitality rooms for visiting schools. They combined with the other cheerleaders for a “good luck99 cheer during the regional wrestling tournament. The basketball squad maintained a friendly and compatible squad and thrilled many spectators with complicated and unique stunts. Debbie Davis Cheerleader sponsor Teresa Hewlett Kim Gilbert Michelle Anderson head basketball Casandra Bell head wrestling Cassandra Bell Basketball Cheerleaders Michelle Anderson Valerie Seal Cora Meyer Sheri Coomber Kelly Williams Sydney Sisk, Co-captain Aletta Schuern, nn Robin Rose, Captain First Row: Lisa Hays, Cheryl Jones, Jannette Howell, Lalonie Otis, Robin Rose, Top Row: Ms. Schuermann, Sherry Davis, Stacy Williams, Sydney Sisk, Jana Ayers, Angie Reid 46 Jana Ayres Cheryl Jones Lalanie Otis Pom-Pon Being a member of our Pompon squad is fun and exciting. We didn’t wait long before we found that it took a lot of hard work dedication. Our summer involved going to camp with Ms. Schuer-mann at Baker University in Baldwin City, Kansas. We learned ten different routines in what seemed like a very short four days. We continued to practice during the summer to get ready for our season. Our practice went on and on. Our hard work paid off as we performed at home events. Lisa Hays Jannette Howell Pep Club Row 1: Cindy Girod, Michele Vermilyea, Donna Ward, Cindy Lucas, Carman Meyer, Kim Parsons, Janice Conde, Jona Howell, Ronda Ban non. Row 2: Amy O'Neil, Serena Petrie, Cheryl Cotter, Tina Dunlap, Cynthia Hamilton, Vicki Whitson, Rendy Mohr, Diana Fisher, J.P. Macy, Row 3: Teresa Hewlett, Terri Simon, Toni Corp, Twyla Nelson, Marie Berkley, Vicki Zaldivar, Kim Gibson, Shawna Valentine, Colleen Ban non, Kelli Stevenson, Row 4: Mrs. Baldridge, Lisa Adams, Brenda Raupe, Mary Wright, Diann Bergley, Mary Wells, Thressa Pouncey, Tina Cash, Gina Fisher, Row 5; Mrs. Jennings, Mrs. Schuermann, Jannette Howell, Lisa Hays, Syd Sisk, Cheryl Jones, Lalonie Otis, Jana Ayers, Stacy Williams, Robin Rose, Row 6: Mrs. Davis, Cora Meyer, Kim Gilbert, Kelly Williams, Pam Flswick, Sheri Coombes, Cassandra Bell, Norma Dunagan, Val Seal, Michelle Anderson Teamwork from Mr. Eaton and Brent Nispel. And the “Good Fairy (Kelly Williams) said . . . 48 Boosters As students, the presence of adults at our school events, shows us that we have their approval. In Douglass we have a number of adults who are active spectators in the school happenings. Our parents, teachers and older friends share some very memorable events with us. In this way we have success because we are able to prove mostly to ourselves that we can become a successful human being. By sharing, caring, and supporting us, our adult friends and relatives teach us something about giving to others. Perhaps we won 7 return the feeling of worth today or even tomorrow but we will someday. Board members and spouses at the Prom Lucinda Green works on the chili supper. John Green in one of his many disguises. 49 Football Homecoming Row 1: Carman Meyer, Queen Michelle Lowery, Jeri Cockrell, Row 2: Scott Hays, Brent IKispel, Dwight Bergley The lights dimmed . . . The crowd’s roar softened. Four beautiful young women step out onto the football field, escorted by four rugged young men. The crowd whispered among themselves about the likely candidate. The homecoming announcer’s voice began a soft steady beat, building in momentum and volume while the music, Shining Star, played sweetly in the background. It came, the final words. “The new 1980-SI Homecoming Queen is .. . ” The moment was tense seeming like hours instead of seconds. People were sitting on the edges of their seats. Children hushed. The band was standing quietly and motionless. “ . . . Michelle Lowery’’ Screaming, yelling, cheering and thunderous applauding. Michelle had reached the ultimate. Michelle was selected the 1980-81 Homecoming Queen! 50 Mr. Rhodes creates another prop. Row I: ( handle Alley, Queen Michelle Loweryt Brian Bush, Row 2: Jeri Cockrell, Kelly Williams, Carman Meyer Queen Michelle Lowery Carman Meyer escorted by Scott Jeri Cockrell escorted by Dwight Hays Bergley 51 Senior, Carman Meyer scort, John £or Basketball Homecoming Junioif MIchelM Anderson hscotttJjrenf Ylspcl A Royal moment between Brent and Michelle Lady The date, January 16, 1981, the time 8:30 p.m., the place Douglass High School Gymnasium. Four young women are escorted by their male companiona. Each girl unique and beautiful, stood waiting to hear the final announcement. The waiting was nothing compared to the sigh of relief as the ecstacy on Michelle Anderson’s face broke. She was chosen Basketball Homecoming Queen for 1980-1981. Brent crowns Michelle Homecoming Queen Wresting Homecoming Pam Elswick, Cassandra Bell, Kim Gilbert, David Zaldiver, Mike Rausch, Ronnie Morgan Shadows in the Moonlight Even though it was mid January the Douglass High School gymnasium was as still and as warm as early August evenings. Everyone’s breath was held in awe as they looked upon three stunning young ladies with their devonaire escorts. The announcers voice went on as the young ladies became more and more tense. The moment arrived .... The moment between prelude and the moment of truth had arrived. Every person’s eyes were ri-voted on the three. In one rush of a second, which seemed like an eternity, the truth came. Cassandra, Cassandra Bell’s moment of ecstast was finally here. Congratulations from Renae Barber to Queen Cassandra, Attendants Pam and Kim, Flower girl, Kristy Rhodes, Crown bearer, Ryan Provence 54 55 Freshman: Norma Dunagan. Tim Pottorff Senior: Kelly Williams, Jeff Valentine Honor King and Queen are chosen on the basis of classroom and school activities for the year. It is held in order to challenge each boy and girl to do their best class work and develop leadership qualities. Good scholarship and leadership go hand in hand. Sophomore: Cheryl Jones, Eric Allen Honor Queen Junior: Cassandra Bell, Mike Rausch and Honor King 56 Overall Queen: Cassandra Bell, Overall King: Eric Allen Y-Teens is a chapter of a national organization designed to spread God’s will. Douglass Y-Teens go about their goal through their good deeds in the community. They are particularly interested in the welfare of the patients at the local nursing home. They also donate to funds helping people over the world. 1980-81 Officers are Sheila Prichard, President; Thressa Pouncey, Vice-President; Tori Bryan, Secretary; Ellen Rivard, Membership; Tina Cash, Historian. Sheila Prichard at District Meeting Row 1: Tina Cash, Ellen Rivard, Tori Bryan, Thressa Pouncey, Sheila Prichard, Row 2: Mrs. Jennings, Lisa Adams, Jacque Treadway, Pat Polk (not pictured) Cyndi Harris 58 National Honor Society Ron I: Sydney Sisk, Michelle Anderson, Ray Parks, Briar Pickett, David Zaldivar, Mary Wright, Pam Elswick, Sheri Coombes. Ron 2: Kim Parsons, Brent Nispel, Cassandra Bell, Cheryl Cotter, Cynthia Harris, Janice Harris, Randy Rounkles, Shelby Green, Mr. Don Donley, Ron 3: Mike Rausch, Eric Allen, Jeff Valentine National Honor Society members are nominated and go before a panel to be selected as members of the organization. This organization represents the upper 12% of the school population. It emphasizes the importance of total envolvement in the school setting. FHA Chapter Degree Ron 1: Jannette Howell, Carman Meyer, Charlene Cox, Ron 2: Cheryl Cotter, Diane Fisher, Donna Ward, Kim Parsons, Cassandra Bell, Diane Classen, Kim Seal, Pam Elsnick, La-Ion ie Otis, Twyla Nelson Row 1: Pam Elswick, Cindy Lucas. Sydney Sisk. Diane Clasen, Valerie Seal. Kim Parsons, Janice Conde, Jeri Cockrell. Cassandra Bell. Shelly Higgins. Row 2: Mrs. Baldridge, Tina Dunlap, Stacy Williams, Cheryl Cotter, Cora Meyer, Cynthia Hamilton, Mary W ells. Twyla Nelson. Connie Brumbaugh, Janice Harris, Jana Ayers, Row 3: Diann Bergley, Michelle Anderson, Carman Meyer, Renae Barber, Amy O’Neil, Serena Petrie, Teresa Hewlett, Sheri C'oomhes, Jan net te Howell. Sherry Dan's, Angie Reid. Rendy Mohr FHA Officers 1980-81 Above: Janice Conde. Cassandra Bell, Cheryl Cotter, Stacy Williams. Below: Val Seal, Kim Parsons, Diane Clasen, Carman Meyer, Sponsor, Mrs. Judy Baldridge “Here Comes the Bride’’ was the thought when Kim Parsons modeled a wedding gown at one of the mini-workshops at the FHA District meeting held at Douglass this year. Future Homemakers of America is a youth organization to develop leadership skills and promote Home Economics education. There are four levels: National, State, District, and Chapter. Carman Meyer, who is State vice-president of Publication attended three national meetings representing Kansas. Carman Meyer, Janice Conde, Cheryl Cotter, and Mrs. Baldridge attended District FHA Camp where they received ideas from other chapters in the state to work in our local chapter. We have an encounter program which promotes goal setting and individual growth. Out National Theme this year is “We Are Family”. In a school assembly during FHA week we honored the Dunagan family as FHA Family of the year. The climax of the year is the State meeting in Wichita. Douglass High School Concert Band First row: Kathy Carter, Kelly Stevenson, Kim Parson, Diane Clasen, Michelle Vermilyea, Second row: Cassandra Bell, Cynthia Hamilton, Danny Williamson, Teresa Hewlett, Wendy Grippando, Jeff Wakefield, Brian Barber, J.P. Macy, Steve Weishaar, Tina Dunlap, Lisa Adams, Lisa Hays, Norma Dunagan, Third row: Kathy Davis, Kent Burden, Eric Allen, Eugene Potts, Terri Simon, David High, Stuart Miles, Carey Barnes, Chris Stover, Jacque Treadway, Mary Wells, Curtis Weishaar, Pete Mitchell, Shelby Green, Allen Simon, Sean Stover, Tim Pot tor ff, Dan Taylor, Marshall Woody, Brian Zimmerman, Brian Pickett, Ray Parks, Percussion: Steve Knowles, Chris Roberts, Darin Valentine, Travis Otis, Jonita Treadway, Director: Bill Bush Not Pictured: Shawn Moran, Cindv Harris, Drew Valentine Douglass High School Stage Band First row: Brian Barber, Cynthia Hamilton, Diane Clasen, Danny Williamson, Shelby Green, Second row: Ray Parks, Brian Pickett, Brian Zimmerman, Marshall Woody, Dan Taylor, Tim Pottorff, Allen Simon, Sean Stover, Darin Valentine, third row: Chris Roberts, Steve Knowles, Travis Otis, Director: Bill Bush, Brent Nispel, Steve W eishaar, Kent Burden, Eric Allen, Eugene Potts, Terri Simon, Sydney Sisk, Cassandra Bell, Chris Stover 61 Ensembles and Flag Corps Woodwind Sextet One might think that band is an easy A class. A class where one shows up and thats it. Wrong! Band is a class where everyone must pitch in. All the hard work of learning marching routines, the determination of learning music for contest and concert add to the success a band feels after performing. A band member may not be an athlete but his hard work andperserverence matches that of a top athlete. Flute trio 2 Trombone trio 62 Flag Corps Solos Cynthia Hamilton Jacque Treadway Danny Williamson Tim Pottorf Ray Parks Chris Stoker Top Row; Scott Shaver. Randy Yates, Charley Williams. Scott Hayes, Drew Valentine. Duke Dutton. Tim Cash. Rick Way; Tco Warden. Travis Otis, Mrs. Parker, Bottom Row; Jenny Toon, Tori Bryan. Cynthia Hamilton, Kathy Carter, Cora Meyer, Theresa Pouncey, Tina Cash, Valerie Seal, Janice Conde, Diane Bergley, Mary Wells Douglass High School Top Row; Craig Runs, Randy Yates, Charley Williams, Chris Stover, Brian Barber, Middle Row; Mrs. Barker, Kelli Stevenson, Cynthia Hamilton, Bottom Row; Jenny Toon, Tori Bryan, Lisa Adams, Jacque Treadway, Diane Clasen, Amy O’neil Chorus D-Club Row 1: Sean Stover, Eugene Potts, Jeff Wakefield, Danny Williamson, David High, floss 4.vres, Curtis Weishaar, Row 2: Johnny Condon, Mike Lowery, Kenneth Evans, Shelby Green, Bruce Nispel, Allen Simon, Mark Bergley, Eric Allen, Robbie Conde, Bryan Hollenhack, Terry Little, Brian Zimmerman, Carey Barnes, Row 3: David Zaldivar, Carl Brumbaugh, Jeff Polk, Vance Price, Jason Toon, Chuck Kobbe, Mike Rausch, Keith Carbon, Gary Lanier, Row 4: Brent Cottrell, Dwight Bergley, Scott Hays, Ray Parks, Brent Nispel, Jeff Valentine, Ronnie Morgan, John Ford, David Wright WAC Row 1: Serena Petrie, Norma Dunagan, Teresa Hewlett, Terri Simon, Lisa Hays, Rendy Mohr, Row 2: Cheryl Jones, Shawna Valentine, Kim Gibson, Sydney Sisk, Colleen Bannon, Cynthia Hamilton, Kelli Stevenson, J.P. Macy, Mary Wells, Diann Bergley, Jannette Howell, Row 3: Pam Elswick, Kim Gilbert, Robin Rose, Kathy Davis, Mary Wright, Brenda Raupe, Shelly Stone, Michelle Anderson, Sheri Coombes, Cassandra Bell, Val Seal, Row 4: Coach Davis, Janice Harris, Jeri Cockrell, Carman Meyer, Kim Seal, Debbie Bergley 65 Student Council Row 1: Michelle Anderson, Cheryl Jones, Sydney Sisk, Lisa Hays, Cindy Lucas. Row 2: Mary Wright, Adrisor Mr. Don Dooley, Carman Meyer, Kim Seal, Valerie Seal, Scott Hays, Diane Classen, Renae Barber, Kelly Williams, Jana Ayres. Officers Sponsor-Mr. Don Donley President-Tim Budden Vice President-Carman Meyer Secretary-Renae Barber Treasurer-Mary Wright The purpose of student council is to be leaders of the student body. Student council does alot of things that our student body doesn’t really realize. One of them is to make arrangements for the dances which make homecomings turn out to be a success. 66 Board of Education The board of education are those people who are elected by Unified School District 396 to be the all-important advisory panel to Douglass Schools. We hare noticed and appreciated the involvement by the 1980-81 School Board. Superintendent, Marvin Sisk has been a very visable administrator and has been present at most school functions. Row 1: Robert A. Kittle, Paul MacKay, Lucinda Green, Row 2: Steven Mitchell, Robert Zimmerman, James L. Ford, George R. Bannon Superintendent Marvin Sisk Lula Elswick Central Office Kathy Provence Merlene McCluggage 68 It is difficult to come into a new School system as the principal. Mr. William Parker comes to Douglass from Hays, Kans. We’d like to say that Mr. Parker has completed his first year with success. There have been many occasions when Mr. Parker helped work out solutions to our various problems. We’ve learned to respect his ways and intentions. High School Principal William D. Parker High School Secretary Connie Coombes Working closely with Mr. Parker is our high school secretary Connie Coombes. On many occasions Mrs. Coombes goes out of her way to help out a student or staff member. Her cons-ciencous efforts are gratefully appreciated by all. Carol Bell I ibrary Aide Rashelle leitian librarian Faculty Connie Coombes Secretary Don Donley Counselor 70 Ulin Burke Biology. Chemistry John Eaton English Katherine Pottorff Learning Disabilities Russell Thayer Basic Math 71 Fred Cottrell Jack Crumbliss Debbie Da is Dan Provence Government, History,, History, Physical Health. Physical Driver’s Education. Physical Education Education Education Physical Education 72 Judy Baldridge Home Economics Jo Jennings Art. Crafts, Photography Dean Lindteigen Auto Shop, .Mechanics, Welding Dusty Rhodes Drafting, Woods Aletta Schuermann Typing, Shorthand, Bookkeeping 73 Academic Spirit Week Sometimes school can be an endless drag. A person gets down in the dumps and doesn’t feel like doing school work. Three years ago six of the school faculty got together and devised a way to interest high school kids in their school work and also prepare them for choosing a career later in life. One week out of the school year is set aside for Academic Spirit Week. Academic Spirit Week is a week of games, special tests, and interesting speakers. By the time Academic Spirit Week is over, everyone is ready to calm down and get back to work. VIP’s Often very little tribute is shown towards the people who keep our facility functioning. These special people arrive early in the day to begin another consuming task. They then go home late in the evening only to begin again and again. We give these Very Important People a very special “thank-you” for all you have done to the best of your ability. Cooks Jimmy Dunlap, James Pottorff, Jerry Andrews, Inez Kaylor, Dee Gustafsen, Dana Powell. Da id Cox. James Cbel Seal, np. ('beryl Andrews, Dean l.indleigen Custo Hans r DHS Mary Ann Moore Eldon Wakefield Jr. High Bernadine Baker Erelyn High Cheryl Miller Elementary June Wakefield Ruby Burns Dorothy Dunlap Rita Hauk June Kittle Oreta White The DHS lunch bar personnel Wilma Elder and Shirley Brink-meyer arc effenescently working to keep full meals turning out at lunchtime. Frank Baker Larry Coombes Maintenance 5 75 We would like to express our gratitude guiding us during a a crucial time of our lives to Mrs. Marjorie Diekman. Her influence will be sadly missed, but her re-memberance will stay with joy. There have been numerous occasions when she has given much more than just a few minutes time. For her many efforts she will always hold a special place within our student body. Junior High and Grades Elementary and Junior Faculty and Staff Mr. Bob Swigart Principal Mrs. Cida Perisho Secretary v Mr. Don Rucker Special Math Mr. Dan Provence Physical Education High Seal Elementary and Douglass Junior High School share some of the same facilities and special teachers. The district has the added advantage of speech therapy, learning disabilities, reading laboratory, math and gifted programs. By working closely together with one another, with the students best interests in mind, they obtain an excellent educational facility for Douglass students. Mr. Swigart is the principal of Seal Elementary and Douglass Junior High School. 1980-81 is his first year as principal. Mr. Swigart comes from a community similar to Douglass, where he was born and reared. Mr. Swigart has been in charge of scheduling the activity buses for the entire school district, in addition to his administrative duties. Mr. Swigart attributes his gratification in his job and home to the friendly people he has met and the good kids and teachers in school. We are glad for his positive guidance in our schools. Mrs. Catherine Pottorff Mrs. Jan Parker Learning Disabilities Vocal Music Mr. Bill Bush Instrumental Music Mrs. Rasbelle Leivian Librarian Miss Dorothy Bernson Special Reading Mrs. Marjorie Diekman English Mr. Robert Baker Social Studies Mr. David Cox Science, Boys P.E. Mr. Russell Thayer Math Mrs. Debra Davis Physical Education 77 Eighth Grade Rhonda Barber Kelly Carter Carma Cart me 11 Gec-ge Cash Perry Cody Jeff Condon Kevin Coombes Kevin Darter Rod Davis Barry Fiddick Del Ray Dutton Kim Fraley Rana Frank Tim Green Kendra Harris Jerry Higgins Lisa Joseph Tony Laughlin Kristy McGee Rodney Meyer Tim Payton Brent Pickett Adam Powell Stacey Raupe Gary Roberts Tom Rose Dane Rounkles Doris Schul Albert Simon Dana Sisk Kandy Smith Ginger Wade Perry Watkins Jerri Wilks Roy Williamson Dean Zaldivar Seventh Grade Kristi Adams Annette Allen Kevin Austin Daren Bannon Melanie Baum Melinda Baum Kristina Bell Kabin Carder David Cash Randy Ceynar Curtis Cox Melissa Dan ley Melody Danley Sandi Davis Kelly Dawson Kendra Gibson Carrie Graves Julie Grippando (not pictured) Juanita Hamilton Todd Hewlett Tracy Hollenback Michele Huddleston Jamie Lawrence Troy Lawrence Danny Macy Don Minor Curt Mitchell Matt Morrow Jeff Myers Brian Nichols Chris O'Neill Kim Otis Gary Parker Jennifer Parker Nichole Patton Mike Potts James Pykiet David Reynolds Robbie Reynolds Shelly Schmidt Staci Sharp Blue Stephans Patricia Weaver Joanna Weiss Shelly Williams Jeanine Woody 79 Row 1: Adam Powell', Mike Potts, Tracy Hollenback, David Cash, Chris O’Neil, Danny Macy, 7 ov Lawrence, Blue Stevens, David Cox, Brian Nichols Row 2: James Pykiet, Rod Meyer, Tim Green, Todd Hewlett, Rod Davis, George Cash, Robbie Reynold, Gary Roberts, Kabin Carder, Row 3: Matt Morrow, Kevin Darter, Dane Rounkles, Dean Zaldivar, Albert Simon, Tom Rose, David Reynolds, Brent Pickett, Jeff Myers, Kevin Coombes Coach Baker Junior High Football Season Scores Douglass 0 West Elk 6 Douglass 6 Rose Hill 12 Douglass 6 Bluestem 12 Douglass 0 Belle Plaine 22 Douglass 6 Andover 12 Douglass 8 Derby (Jr. High) 0 overtime Coach Burke 80 Row 1: Rhonda Barber; Shelly Williams, Jeri Wilks, Kendra Harris, Jennifer Parker ?ow 2: Kristina Bell, Melinda Baum, Sandi Davis, Dana Sisk, Jeanine Woody, Lisa Joseph, Stacy Raupe, Carma Cartmell, Kim Fraleyf Patricia Weaver, Ron 3: Coach Darter, Nicole Patton, Kim Otis, Jamie Lawrencef Staci Sharp, Kendra Gibson, } � fay Dutton, Melanie Baum, Joanna Wiess, Annette Allen, Kristi McGee Junior High Volleyball Season Record ?ose Hill Won 2-0 Bluestem Won 2-0 Belle Plaine Lost 1-2 Andover Lost 1-2 Conway Springs Won 2-0 Jr. High Tournament 2nd Place League Tournament 1st Place B Team Record Won 4 Lost 1 B Team Tournament 2nd Place 81 Cheerleaders Crissy Bell Kendra Harris Juanita Hamilton Dana Sisk Kim Fraley Shelly Williams Student Council Ron I: Kendra Harris Krissy Bell Lisa Joseph Kim Fraley Kendra Gibson Staci Sharp Juanita Hamilton Row 2: Dean Zaldivar Mike Potts Matt Morrow Danny Macy Rodney Meyer Gary Roberts Gary Parker Mr. Cox I fit Spelling Bee Row' I: Tracey White Kristy McGee Jennifer Parker Stacey Raupe Krissy Bell Christina Schlegel Brenda Taton Kelli Seay Row' 2: Brent Pickett Tony Laughlin Brad Bodine Phillip Anderson Gary Parker Whitted Micki Michele Shepard Row' 3: James Pykiet 82 Opponent Bluestem 27 Home 16 Belle Plaine 22 23 Bluestem 35 27 Rose Hill 30 41 Belle Plaine 17 32 Carlton 32 67 Rose Hill 28 24 B. Team Bluestem 16 8 Belle Plaine 31 16 Bluestem 30 16 Rose Hill 14 8 Belle Plaine 28 18 Udall 25 11 Rose Hill 26 13 Row 1: Randy Ceynar, Brent Pickett, Matt Morrow, Gary Parker, Mike Potts, Gary Roberts, Timmy Green, Ferry Watkins, Row 2: Curtis Cox, Dean Zaldivar, Rodney Mever, Jeff Meyers, Kelly Carter, Don Minor, Robbie Reynolds, Danny Macy, Todd Hewlett, Row 3: George Cash, Tom Rose, Kevin Darter, Rodney Davis, Kevin Coomhes, Albert Simon, Shawn Moore, Coach Baker Basketball Opponent Bluestem Belle Plaine Bluestem Rose Hill Belle Plaine Carlton Rose Hill Rose Hill Home 15 17 15 18 20 18 11 5 Row 1: Annette Allen, Melanie Baum, Rhonda Barber, Stacy Raupe, Row 2: Melinda Baum, Mgr., Staci Sharp, Shelly Williams, Juanita Hamilton, Krissv Bell, Dana Sisk, Row 3: Mr. Thayer 83 Girls Track Ron I: Patricia Weaver, Sic hole Patton, Jennifer Parker, Carrie Graves, Sandi Davis, Jeanine Woody, CoacA Robert Baker. Ron 2: Kristy McGee, Jamie Lanrence, Melinda Baum, Staci Sharp, Shelley Williams, Juanita Hamilton, Kendra Gibson, Krissy Bell, Dana Sisk, Kendra Harris. Ron 3: Kristi Adams, Annette Allen, Joanna Weiss, Lisa Joseph, Rhonda Barber, Kim Fraley. Boys Ron I: Tracy Hollenback, Curtis Cox, Matt Morron, Gary Parker, Mike Potts, Tim Green, Perry Cody, Dane Rounkles. Ron 2: Dean Zaldivar, Rod Meyer, Jeff Myers, Kelly Carter, Robbie Reynolds, Todd Heneltt, Chris O'Neil. Ron 3: George Cash, Tom Rose, Kevin Darter, Rod Davis, Kevin Coombes, Albert Simon, Shann Moore, James Pykiet. 84 Coach-Dan Burke Row I: Dean Zaldivar, Rhonda Barber, Albert Simon. Jenine Woody, Annette Allen. Jennifer Parker, Patricia Weaver, Kendra Harris, Ron2: Melinda Baum, Staci Sharp, Joanna Weiss, Todd Hen left, Nicole Patton, James Pykiet, KrissyBell, Kendra Gibson, Stacey Raupe, Kim Fraley, Lisa Joseph, Ron 3: Rana Frank, Kandi Smith, Curtis Cox, Mike Potts, Danny Macy, Tim Green, Kevin Coombes, George Cash, Robbie Reynolds, Perry Cody, Rabin Carder, Kristi Adams, Dayd Cash, Jeff Myers, Melanie Baum, Tony Laughlin, Rodney Meyer, Ron 4: Matt Morron, Gary Roberts, Juanita Hamilton, Rod Davis, Gary Parker, Randy Cevnar, Sot Pictured: Kevin Darter, Shelley Williams, Sandi Davis, Brent Pickett, Kelly Carter, Darren Ban non, Carrie Graves Jr. High Band Bill Bush, Director Jan Parker, Director Jr. High Chorus Ron I: Mrs. Parker, Jennifer Parker, Annette Allen, Rhonda Barber, Staci Sharp, Kendra Gibson, Dane Rounkles, Roy Williamson, Don Minor, Chris O’Seill, Blue Stevens, Ron 2: Wcholle Patton, Krissy Bell, Melinda Baum, Jamie Lanrence, Christy McGee, Randy Ceynar, Matt Morron, Robbie Reynolds, Melanie Baum, Patricia Weaver, Lisa Joseph, Kendra Harris, Ron 3: Melodic Danley, Stacey Raupe, DelRay Dutton, Kristi Adams, Michaeline Dondy, Kandy Smith, Tim Payton, Curt Mitchell, Tony Laughlin, Traci Hollenback 85 -- 'M fejfif ! We watched the annual 5th 6th grade football game. We look forward to the elementary football game. And this is where it all begins. Phi Hip Anderson Cina Barnes Brad Bodine Regina Diel Penny Inkelar Terry Lauderhaugh Mike La ugh!in Luana Lewis Brenda Reynolds Curt Roberts Patti Rose Aaron Schul Marjorie Sears John Stevens Jodi Stevenson Carrie Wilks Mrs. Fleming Sixth Grade Doreen Bergley Travis Carr Jason Cathey Randy Clark Jessica Dutton Wesley Dutton Kevin Gulick Shera Kirkland Lisa Kunz Rick Lane Mike Malandt Ginger Martin Justin Price Michele Shepard Micki Whitted Andra Wilhite Richard Zimmerman Mrs. R obi I lard 87 Rodney Anderson Stanford Baum Ray Bergley Pamela Blagden Mitchell Clay David Darter Bart Fisher Shannon Grippando Shannon Hiebert Stephanie Hutchinson Rhonda Jones Charles Kay lor Derek Lichlyter Starla Miller Rodney Moore Becky Pykiet Robin Robinson Christina Schlegal Marcy Shepard Crystal Watkins Tracy White Rex Williams Mrs. Ann Nispel Fifth Grade Terry Cody Kristi Davis Tonja Draper Greg Eastman Russ Frank Carol Harris Angel Higgins Steven High Leonard Kay lor Candice Lawrence Brent IS elson Michael Powell Chris Seal Kelli Seay Curtis Stambaugh Jerry Stewart Sara Strunk Sheila Tatom Denise Thomas Diana Todd Penny White Gary Young Mrs. Irene Schmidt 88 Jeremy Allen Chan tel Austin Jason Baldridge Charles Baum Jake Bodine Danny Flippo Steven Green Brian Lindteigen David Mahlandt Tina McFall Ami Parker Melinda Prichard Lanie Seal Paul Stephens Vicki Vermilyea Joseph Way Jason Weiss Mrs. Jean Clay Fourth Grade Mikol Davis Marc Gregory Howard Hartman Christy Hiser Kiffany Knoll Jason Lowery Kris Mauk Devlin Mayfield Katie Minor Betty Moore Dustin Raupe Mark Roberts David Snelling Terry Stewart Leslie Tatom Tina Weaver Clint Williams Mrs. Ruth Kittle 89 Mr. Larry Darter Becky Baldridge Wayne Bodine April Bowers Jackie Brown Garrett Clay James Diel Kathy Gardner Terry Gulick Kim High Danielle Kunz Christina Laughlin Todd Me Fa 11 Leslie Miller Eric Morrow Brook Nispel Jeff Provence Mike Reivis Melinda Remshurg Aaron Reynolds Darin Reynolds Angela Rogers Candida Simons James Sisk Clarissa Smith Stacy Stockbauer Chad Stover Shelly Swigart Stanley Williams Tammy Zimmerman £ r‘i Third Grade Jimmy Adams Jenni Brewer Chad Brumley John By field Johna Carr Marci Cochran Shealina Draper Troy Draper Gary Eastman Jeff Gean Matt Hull Lorie Lauderhaugh Penny Mahlandt 4 Rachel Martin Andy McGinnis Lesley Miller Mickey Mitchell Dana Nixon Michelle Nichols Curtis Smith Julie Stambaugh Marsha Sears Paul Thomas Justin Weiss Thad White Sheila Williams Scott Williams Randy Zellers Mrs.'Jean Lewis 90 Mrs. Corinne Visor Danielle Austin Heather Baker Megan Bauman Brian Ceynar Wesley Cornelison Jodie Ensley Shane Cannon Damon Gustafson Kathryn Moore Ryan O'Neil Christina Pollock Aaron Pykiet Mark Robinson Erica Schlegel Tina Simmons Chad Stevenson Angie Stull n r . kSL 4 Michael Watkins Joe Wilson Day la n Woltema th Jason Woody Second Grade Deana Bastian Tresa Broadstock Randy Brvan Ginger By field (not pictured) Jamie Crews Heidi Davis Raeford Haney Chris Huddleston Kellie Minor Jerry Oliphant Jenny Pinkerton Leanna Remsburg Jesse Rhodes Jacob Rogers Laurie Seay Nicolas Stambaugh Jason Tate Brenda Tatom Cody White Erankie Williams Kimberly Y oung Mrs. Melissa Rodriguez 91 Charity Bloom Michelle Brasher Bobby Cook Heather Davis Robert Gardner Travis Hull Kendra Knoll Chadd Logan Jami O'Donnell Bridget Price Larry Rau Melissa Spires Jenni Stevenson Tammy Thomas Mrs. Theresa Lovett First Grade Mrs. Pam Hudson Cheryl Bastam Jarrod Brewer Roxanne Ehrlich Stacy Golf Tony Miller Mary Nelson Sbondell Nixon Tammy Parry April Powell Heather Rucker Kim Stockbauer Joey Swigart Danny White Billy Williams 92 Mrs. Mildred Jenkins Christopher Abele Chanelle Aliev Monica Baker Amy Bauman Misha Belcher Mathew Broadstock Weston Bucher Alicia Calvert Nicholas Clay Michael Cochran James Cokely Melanie Darter Ryan Dowers James Fnsley Jason Frakes Shaunda Gannon Brian Gardner Kelsey Gean George Glass Jake Goldenstein Crystal Humbolt Elsie Kaylor Shilo Knapp Shawn Knollenberg Chris Kunz Scott Lauderbaugh Melodie l.ea y man Melanie Lindteigen Monica Lindteigen Kenneth Me Dowell Toby Myers Eugene Nichols Ryan Provence Nathan Pykiet Mark Rau Rebecca Rausch Jamie Reeves Kristell Rhodes Michael Rhodes Brandi Romans Stacey Schouten Mary Sears Timmy Shelton Jeffrey Smith Paula Stewart Michael Stockbauer Mindy Tate Sydney Valentine Chrissy VanDever Christopher Zellers K I n e r a r t e n 93 Adams, Lisa 24, 58, 61, 64 Anderson, Michelle 18, 44, 53, 53, 59, 60, 65, 66 Allen Eric 21, 34, 40, 56, 59, 61, 63, 65 Ayres, Jana 8, 10, 46, 47, 60, 66, 96 Ayres, Ross 24, 28, 38, 65 Baker, Bernadine 75 Baker, Frank 75 Baker, Robert 77 Baldridge, Judy 18, 60, 73 Bannon, Colleen 21, 36, 65 Ban non, George 68 Bannon, Ronda 8, 10 Barber, Brian 18, 38, 61, 64 Barber, Renae 8, 10, 52, 54, 60, 66 Barnes, Carey 21, 34, 42, 61, 65 Barnes, Kyle 18 Bell, Carol 70 Bell, Cassandra 18, 44, 45, 54, 56, 59, 60, 61, 63, 65 Bergley, Debbie 8, 10, 30, 36, 52, 65 Bergley, Diann 21, 36, 41, 60, 64, 65 Bergley, Dwight 8, 10, 28, 42, 56 Bergley, Marie 20, 21, 30 Bergley, Mark 20, 21, 65, 96 Bernson, Dorothy 77 Brinkmeyer, Shirley 75 Brumbaugh, Carl 18, 28, 38, 65 Brumbaugh, Connie 21, 30, 60 Bryan, Dondi 24 Bryan, Tori 21, 58, 64 Budden, Tim 8, 10, 16, 66 Burden, Kent 18, 61 Burke, Dan 28, 34, 35, 71 Burns, Doug 6, 8 Burns, John 24 Burns, Ruby 75 Bush, Bill 8. 61, 72, 77 Carbon, Keith 18, 42, 65 Carl, Larry 24 Carter, Kathy 21, 30, 61, 64 Cash, Tina 18, 39, 58, 64 Cash, Tim 24, 64 Caster, Wesley 9 Ceynar, Allen 24 Clasen, Diane 18, 59, 60, 61, Index 63, 64, 66 Cockrell, Jeri 6, 8, 9, JO, 30, 31, 36, 60, 65 Conde, Janice 9, 10, 48, 60, 64, 96 Conde, Robbie 21, 28, 34, 65 Condon, Jonny 21, 40, 65 Coombes, Connie 69, 70 Coombes, Sheri 18, 44, 59, 60, 65 Corp, Toni 24, 36 Cotter, Cheryl 18, 59, 60 Cotter, Don 21, 28, 38 Cottrell, Brent 9, 10, 28, 34, 42, 52, 65 Cottrell, Fred 28, 36, 40, 72 Cox, Charlene 21, 59 Cox, David 36, 77 Crumbliss, Jack 28, 35, 42, 72 Davis, Debbie 30, 41, 45, 65, 72, 77 Davis, Kathy 18, 30, 36, 61, 65 Davis, Sherry 21, 46, 60 Davis, Stacy 6, 9, 10 Diekmann, Marjorie 76, 77 Diel, Jon a 21 Donley, Don 59, 66, 70 Dooley, Tom 9, 10, 96 Dunagan, Greg 6, 9, 10, 96 Dunagan, Norma 24, 30, 40, 44, 45, 56, 61, 65 Dunlap, Dorothy 75 Dunlap, Tina 25, 60, 61 Dutton, Duke 24, 64 Eaton, John 71 Elder, Wilma 75 Elswick, Lula 68 Elswick, Pam 18, 30, 44, 45, 54, 59, 60, 65 Evans, Kenneth 21, 40, 65 Evans, Richard 21 Fiddick, Brian 9 Eiddick, Jill 19 Fisher, Diana 21, 59 Fisher, Gina 18 Ford, James 68 Ford, John 9, 10, 34, 42, 52, 65 Garrison, Brandy 21 Gibson, Kim 21, 30, 41, 65 Gilbert, Kim 18, 44, 45, 54, 65, 96 Gilbert, Shannon 8, 9, 10, 16 Girod, Cindy 9, 10, 44, 48 Green, Leona 21 Green, Lucinda 68 Green, Matthew 24, 35 Green, Shelby 21, 34, 40, 59, 61, 65 Gregory, Donna 21 Griffis, Kenny 21 Grippando, Wendy 24, 61 Hamilton, Cynthia 21, 41, 60, 61, 63, 64, 65 Harris, Cindi (Bryan) 9, 10, 59 Harris, Janice 10, 12, 41, 59, 60, 65 Hays, Lisa 24, 40, 46, 47, 61, 65, 66 Hays, Scott 10, 12, 28, 42, 64, 65, 66 Hewlett, Teresa 24, 30, 36, 41, 44, 45, 60, 61, 65 Higgins, Jim 22 Higgins, Shelly 10, 12, 60, 96 High, David 24, 28, 38, 61, 65 High, Evelyn 75 Hiser, Tim 18 Hollenback, Bryan 22, 28, 38, 40, 65 Howell, Jannette 22, 46, 47, 59, 60, 65 Howell, Jonna 10, 12 Huddleston, Charlene 22 Huddleston, Chuck 18 Hutchinson, Danny 12 Hutchinson, Sammy 24 Hutchinson, Shawn 20, 22 Inkelaar, Mark 18 Jennings, Jo 18, 58, 73, 96 Jones, Cheryl 22, 46, 47, 56, 65, 66 Killian, Earl 25 Killian, Thomas 22 Kittle, June 75 Kittle, Robert 68 Knowles, Steve 24, 25, 35, 61 Kobbe, Chuck 18, 28, 42, 65 Kunz, Greg25, 64 Lanier, Gary 18, 28, 40, 65 l.eivian, Rashelle 70, 77, 96 Lindteigen, Dean 73 Little, Terry 22, 28, 38, 65 Lowery, Mike 22, 40, 65 Lucas, Cinday 19, 48, 60 94 Lucas, Jeff 6, 10, 12, 40, 66 Macy, J.P. 22, 30, 36, 41, 61, 65 Macy, Melody 19 Marshall, Aaron 19 Meyer, Carman 11, 12, 16, 30, 36, 41, 48, 52, 59, 60, 65, 66, 96 Meyer, Cora 22, 30, 44, 60, 64 Miles, Stuart 25, 61 Miller, Cheryl 75 Miller, Mike 12 Miller, Ray 12 Mitchell, Pete 22, 61 Mitchell, Steven 68 Mohr, Rendy 25, 41, 60, 65 Moore, Mary Ann 75 Moran, Shawn 19 Morgan, Ronnie 6, 11, 12, 16, 38, 39, 54, 65 Morrow, Mark 19 Morrow, Mike 20, 22 McCluggage, Merlene 68 McCune, Mike 6, 11, 12 McCune, Tim 22 MacKay, Paul 68 Nelson, Darwin 25 Nelson, Twyla 19, 59, 60 Nispel, Brent 11, 12, 28, 34, 42, 52, 53, 59, 61, 65 Nispel, Bruce 22, 28, 50, 51, 65 O’Neil, Amy 25, 60, 64 Otis, Bobby Jo 19 Otis, LaLanie 22, 46, 47, 59 Otis, Travis 25, 34, 61, 64 Palmer, Candice 11, 13 Palmer, Peter 25 Palmer, Ricky 22 Parker, Jan 64, 72, 77 Parker, William 69 Parks, Ray 6, 11, 13, 34, 40, 52, 59, 61, 63, 65, 96 Parsons, Kim 19, 48, 59, 60, 61 Perisho, Gida 77 Petrie, Serena 25, 30, 41, 60, 65 Pickett, Brian 19, 59, 61 Polk. Jeff 19, 28, 40, 65 Polk, Patricia 19, 58 Pouncey, Thressa 19, 58, 64 Pottorff, Katherine 71, 77 Pottorff, Tim 25, 28, 56, 61, 63 Potts, Eugene 24, 25, 28. 34, 42, 61, 65 Price, Vance 19, 28. 34, 42, 65 Prichard, Kevin 25 Pirchard, Sheila 11, 13, 58 Provence, Dan 28, 38, 72, 77 Provence, Kathy 68 Pur sell, Walt 22 Pykiet, Jim 34, 35, 42, 71 Rains, Stephanie (Baum) 11, 13 Raupe, Brenda 36, 65, 96 Rausch, Mike 19, 28, 38, 39, 40, 54, 56, 59, 65 Rausch, Steve 25, 28 Reid, Angie 22, 46, 60 Reynolds. Roger 25 Rhoads, Paula 24, 71 Rhodes, Dusty 8, 38, 73 Rivard, Ellen 11, 13, 58 Roberts, Chris 25, 35, 61 Rose, Robin 19, 46, 65, 96 Rounkles, Randy 19, 28, 38, 59 Rucker, Don 77 Schuermann, Aletta 21, 46, 73 Seal Kim 8, 11, 13, 30, 36, 59, 65, 66 Seal, Valerie 30, 31, 36, 44, 60, 64, 65, 66, 96 Shaver, Scott 22, 38, 64 Simon, Allen 22, 42, 61, 65 Simon, Terri 25, 30, 36, 61, 65 Sisk, Marvin 68 Sisk, Sydney 22, 30, 31, 46, 59, 60, 61, 65, 66 Smith, Wesley 25 Stevenson, Kelly 22, 30, 41, 61, 64, 65 Stone, Shelly 19, 36, 65 Stover, Chris 19, 28, 61, 63, 64 Stover, Sean 24, 25, 28, 34, 35, 40, 61, 65 Strunk, Andy 25 Swigart, Robert 77 Taylor, Dan 19, 61 Thayer, Russ 31, 71, 77 Thiel, Chuck 22 Thomas, Kevin 22, 28 Toon, Jason 19, 38, 65 Toon, Jenny 22, 64 Treadway, Jacque 58, 61, 63 Treadway, Jonita 25, 61, 96 Valentine, Darin 25, 28, 35, 61, 64 Valentine, Drew 25, 40 Valentine, Jeff 6, 11, 13, 56, 59, 65 Valentine, Shawna 22, 36, 65 Vermilyea, Michelle (Lowery) 11, 13, 30, 44, 48, 50, 51, 61 Wakefield, Eldon 75 Wakefield, Jeff 24, 25, 28, 34, 35, 40, 61, 65 Wakefield, June 75 Ward, Donna 11, 13, 48, 59 Warden, Mark 19 Warden, Teo 25, 64 Way, Rick 25, 64 Weishaar, Curtis 25, 40, 61, 65 Weishaar, Steve 19, 38, 61 Wells, Mary 22, 36, 41, 60, 61, 64, 65 White, Oreta 75 Whitson, Vickie 25 Wilhite, Allen 19 Wilhite, Eric 25 Wilks, Wendy 22 Williams, Charley 19, 64 Williams, David 11, 13, 42 Williams, Marty 22 Williams, Kelly 11, 13, 16, 30, 40, 51, 56, 66 Williams, Stacy 19, 46, 60 Williamson, Dannt 25, 28, 35, 40, 61, 63, 65 Woody, Marshall 22, 61 Wright, David 11, 13, 38, 39, 65 Wright, Mary 30, 36, 59, 65. 66 Yates, Randy 25, 40, 64 Zaldivar, David 19, 28, 38, 40, 59, 65 Zaldivar, Vicki 22 Zimmerman, Brian 22, 38, 61, 65 Zimmerman, Robert 68 Our salute to your success 1980-81 Bulldog Staff Row 1: Carman Meyer, Janice Conde, Greg DunaganfEditor), Val Seal, Tom Dooley, Row 2: Brenda Raupe, Kim Gilbert, Jonita Treadway, Shelly Higgins, Mark Bergley, Jana Ayers, Ray Parks, Robin Rose In reminiscing with our yearbook, we sincerely hope you are able to count 1981 as a success for you. 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Box 571, 67039 Douglass High School Patrons 101 Hours: Mon.-Thurs. Noon til 10 p.m. Fri. Sat. Noon til 12:30 a.m. Sundays 1-5 p.m. • Pinball • Video • Pool FAMILY RECREATION CENTER Corner Third Forrest In Douglass, Kansas 102 Congra tula tions Douglass High School Class Of 1981 Douglass Public Library My Friends K