Douglass High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Douglass, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1982 volume:

Aft Memories '82 Douglass High School 1st And Hwy 77 Douglass, Kansas 67039 MEMORIES Mr. Cottrell has probably been the most influential teacher to all his students at DHS. He seems to care for every students future. He is willing to help a student in any way he can. Mr. Cottrell has been at DHS the longest. Many of his students feel he has played a large part during their years at DHS. He has helped them in many ways to be able to face the sometimes cruel world. A couple of com- Many Thanks And Our Best Wishes Always D.H.S. '82 ments from his students were, He seems to care about what happens to us after we get out of school. He prepares us for life. He has made me grow up alot, and I think he is a good teacher by the way he runs his classes. The straight-forwardness and helpful ways of a teacher like Mr. Cottrell has helped many students at DHS. A man like Mr. Fred Cottrell deserves this special recognition. Thanks again. Above: Sheri Coombes, Robin Rose, Editor, Cassandra Bell, Shelly Stone; Below: Kevin Thomas, Jo Jennings, Advisor, Brenda Raupe, Colleen Bannon, Kathy Carter, Mary Wright, Brandy Garrison Con ten ts Robin Seniors 6 Juniors 18 Sophomores 22 Freshmen 25 Sports 28 Student Life 48 Organizations 65 Academics 76 Junior High And Grades 87 Index 110 People Thinking back on the years that have gone by makes us wish these memories would never die. It was the time of football games and sweaters and writing your special one love letters, eating at Pizza Hut and sneaking in late Friday nights makes us wonder if we'll ever learn whats wrong and whats right. The years of finding ourselves and experiencing things for the first time. But we know we will leave those times behind time will erase our most important years, some of us may laugh and some may shed tears and then there's our friends who said they'll keep in touch knowing how long we, as friends, were putting up with so much. There was the prom, senior trip, and now graduation, really makes us feel sad but those were the times of being happy and mad Well, its this time when we remember, the last day of May but, we'll remember all the memories of yesterday. 4 5 Senior Accomplishments MICHELLE ANDERSON Cheerleader 2,3,4, Head Basketball 3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4, Secretary 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4, Secretary 4; Stuco 3,4, Junior Class Representative 3, Secretary 4; WAC 2,3,4; Volleyball 1; Band 1,2,4; Basketball Homecoming Queen 3; Aide 3,4. PAM ELSWICK Class vice President 1,3; Wrestling Homecoming Queen 4; Track 1,2; Volleyball 1,2,3; Cheerleader 2,3,4, Head Wrestling 4; National Honor Society 3,4; WAC 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2; Salutatorian 4; Honor Queen 1; Bookkeeping Award 3. KIM GILBERT Cheerleader 3,4; Track 1,2; FHA 1,2,3; WAC 1,2,3,4; Football Homecoming Queen 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Yearbook 3. BRIAN SCOTT BARBER Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1; Drama 1,3; Football 1; Wrestling 2,3; Aide 3. MELODY RAY MACY HAYS Pom Pon 1,2, Co-Captain 2; Pep Club 1,2; Chorus 1,2,4; Aide 4; Freshman Girls P.E. Award 1. KYLE WYANL BARNES Basketball 1; Stuco 4. TIM HISER Basketball Manager 1; Football Manager 1; Track 1. CASSANDRA BELL Cheerleader 1,2,3,4, Head Football 4, Head Wrestling 2,3; National Honor Society 2,3,4, Secretary 3, Vice President 4; Class President 3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4, Vice President 3, President 4; WAC 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4, President 3,4; Stage Band 1,2,3,4; Drum Majorette 1,2,3,4; Girls State Delegate 4; Wrestling Homecoming Queen 3; Honor Queen 2,3,4; Track 2; Yearbook 4; Speech Award 3; English Award 1. MARK A. INKELAAR Wrestling 2. CHUCK KOBBE Class President 1; Football 1,3,4, All-League 4; Basketball 1,2,4; Baseball 1,3,4; D-Club 1,2,3,4; Kansas Scholar 4. CARL LEROY BRUMBAUGH JR. Football 2,3,4; Wrestling 2,3,4; Track 1,2; Art Award I 1; Art Award II 2; D-Club 1,2,3,4; GARY LANIER Football 1,2,3,4, All-League Honorable Mention 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Basketball 4; D-Club 1,2,3,4; KEITH CARBON Basketball 1; Wrestling 2,3; Baseball 2,3; D-Club 3,4. SHAWN MORAN Band 1,2,3; Stage Band 1,2; Aide 4; Track 1. CHRISTINA D. CASH Y-Teens 2,3,4, Vice President 4; Pep Club 3; Chorus 3; Aide 4; TWYLA NELSON Volleyball 1,2,3; Basketball 3; FHA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4. WES CASTER Football 1; Yearbook 1,2,3. KIM RENEE' PARSONS FHA 2,3,4. Treasurer 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Vice President 3; Yearbook 3; Band 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 2,3; Cheerleading 4; Basketball 2; Volleyball 1; Home Ec. Award 1,3; Yearbook Award 2. DIANE CLASEN Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 2,3,4; Stuco 3; Drama 3; Pep Club 1.2.3.4, Vice President 4; FHA 1,2,3,4, Historian 3, State Officer 4; Chorialers 3; Chorus 4; Aide 3,4. SHERI COOMBES Cheerleading 3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; WAC 3,4; Stuco 4; Volleyball 1,2; Basketball Manager 2; Yearbook 4; Band 1,2; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; Aide 3,4. BRIAN LARIS PICKETT Basketball 1,2; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Stage Band 1,2,3,4; Trombone Trio 2,3,4; Trombone Quartet 4; Senior Math Award 4; Band 1,2,3,4. CHERYL COTTER FHA 1,2,3,4, Secretary 3, Stuco Representative 4; Band 1; National Honor Society 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Secretary 4; Stuco 4; Chorus 2; Wrestling Manager 3. JEFF POLK Stuco 1; D-Club 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,3,4; Track 1.3.4. PATRICIA A. POLK Y-Teens 2,3,4; Band 1,2,4. KATHY DAVIS FHA 1; Pep Club 1,2; WAC 2,3,4; Basketball 3,4; Volleyball 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Aide 3,4; Cheerleading 2. THRESSA L. POUNCEY Band 1,2; Pep Club 1,2; Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, Vice President 3, President 4; Chorus 3; Girls State Deligate 3; Aide 3,4. VANCE PRICE Band 1; D-Club 1,2,3,4; Aide 3,4; Class Vice President 2; Football 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4. SHELLY STONE Basketball 1,2,3,4, 2nd Team All-League 4, KOYY Dream Team 4; Volleyball 1; Track Manager 1; Football Statistician 4; Band 1; Chorus 1,2; Yearbook 4; WAC 1,2,3,4, Secretary 4. 6 Sen ior A ccomplish m en ts BRENDA RAUPE Basketball 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1; Pom Pon 2; WAC 1,2,3,4; Yearbook 3,4; FHA 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1; Aide 4. CHRISTOPHER A. STOVER Band 1,2,3,4; Forensics 1,2; Drama 1,3; Football 2,3; Wrestling 1,2; Boys State 3; Stage Band 3; Choraliers 3,4; Kansas Scholar-Honors Band District VI 2,3. MIKE RAUSCH National Honor Society 2,3,4, Vice President 3, President 4; D-Club 1,2,3,4; Stuco 4; Class President 2, Vice President 4; Kansas Scholar; Valedictorian 4; Honor King 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4, All-State 3, All-League 4, All-State Honorable Mention 4; Track 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4, State Champion 4. DAN TAYLOR Stage Band 1,3,4; Band 1,2,3; Yearbook 2; Aide 3. ANTHONY JASON TOON Drafting Award 3; Aide 4; Wrestling 3, 4th in Regionals 3. ROBIN ROSE WAC 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; FHA 2; Pom Pon 2,3,4, Captain 3,4; Yearbook 3,4, Editor 4; Chorus 1,2; United States Drill Team Achievement Award Winner 3. VALERIE SEAL Cheerleader 1,3; WAC 1,2,3,4, President 4; Stuco 3,4; Class Secretary 1,2,3,4; Basketball Homecoming Queen 4; Aide 3,4; Band 1; Chorus 2,3; Basketball 1,2,3,4, KOYY Dream Team 4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4, Honorable Mention 4; Baseball Manager 4; Yearbook 3. DAVID ALLEN ZALDIVAR National Honor Society 2,3,4; D-Club 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4. STEVE WEISHAAR Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 2,3,4; Stage Band Award 3; Aide 4; National Honor Society 4; Chorus 1; Wrestling 3; Chemistry Award 3. RANDY ROUNKLES Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3; National Honor Society 2,3,4; D-Club 1,2,3,4. MARY WRIGHT Basketball 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3; Stuco 2,3,4, Treasurer 3, President 4; Band 1,2; Pom Pon 2; Track 1, Manager 4; WAC 1,2,3,4; Yearbook 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Aide 3,4; Typing I Award 2; Typing II Award 3; FHA 1,2. 7 Class Of 82 Remember yesterday, Dream of tomorrow, Live today. 9 Tina Cash Diane Clasen Sheri Coombes Cheryl Cotter Kathy Davis Pam Elswick Kim Gilbert Melody Macy Hays Tim Hiser Mark Inkelaar Chuck Kobbe Gary Lanier 10 Shawn Moran Mark Morrow Twyla Nelson Kim R. Parsons Brian Pickett Jeff Polk Pat Polk Thressa Pouncey Vance Price Brenda Raupe Mike Rausch Robin Rose 11 Randy Rounkles Valerie Seal Shelly Stone Chris Stover Dan Taylor Anthony Toon Marc Warden Steve Weishaar Allen Wilhite Charlie Williams Mary Wright David Zaldivar 12 Our Senior Trip Left Douglass Stopped in Kansas City to eat breakfast Visited Harry S. Truman Museum Library Left Library Arrived at Swope Park Left park Arrived at Hyatt Regency Hotel Went to Crown Center to shop Prepared for the ballgame Arrived at Royal Stadium Eat supper Went back to hotel and used health complex Went to Worlds of Fun Left for Douglass 13 Graduation 1982 Valedictorian Mike Rausch On the evening of May 25, 1982, Douglass High School said good-bye to this year's senior class. Everyone sat quietly as the salutatorian, Pam Elswick, gave her speech to the graduating class of 1982. Pam recalled memories of the past years they had spent together and her feelings of leaving DHS were put into words with a poem she recited. Mick Rausch, the valedictorian, walked calmly to the podium as he unfolded his notes for his speech. He spoke of the graduating class as a whole. He described how much closer he thought his class was than any other class. “Whenever we had a class meeting our meetings were longer than the other classes ... Both the salutatorian and valedictorian received a large round of applause, not only for the speeches they delivered, but also for the messages they got across. Salutatorian Pam Elswick The invocation was given by Gary Bowie of the Christian Church and the Benediction was given by William Scott of the Baptist Church. The Commencement Address was given by the Executive Secretary of the Kansas State High School Activities Association, Nelson Hartman. He was introduced by the Superintendent of Douglass Schools, Marvin Sisk. High School Principal, William Parker, presented the class while James Ford gave them their diplomas. 14 Junior . . Senior Prom 1982 Looking for the lights Somewhere they're shining Looking for the lights That silver lining Looking for the lights Sometimes you hate it Sometimes you love it Sometimes you don't know What to think of it Nobody said it was easy Nobody said it was Nobody said it — Now is no time to give up Looking for the lights Months ahead of time the junior class was carefully planning the big event. Ordering, organizing, ideas, thoughts and many disagreements! As the time grew nearer and the day before was upon them, all the juniors were faced with the big task. The Gymnasium! The big, empty gym became a madhouse with tape, streamers, and scissors strung all over. The juniors worked very hard and faithfully through the night and came back early the next morning. Finally they had accomplished the big task. The big, empty gym had turned into a Tropical Splendor. The time had come for all. The night of April 17, 1982 had juniors, seniors, faculty and staff out Looking for the Lights. Before all had a chance to dig into the Hawaiian buffet, the senior class presented their sponsors an Orchid and thanked them for all the support they had given to them. President of the Junior Class, Jonny Condon, gave the Welcome. The President of the Senior Class, Cassandra Bell, gave the Response. Entertainment was given by Mike Lowery and Cynthia Hamilton. They sang Out Here on My Own. Mr. Parker give the Comments and Mr. Donley gave the Closing. After all had a chance to eat and talk, it was off to the Prom. All were surprised when the gym doors opened and they saw a Tropical Delight; fountains, palm trees, grass huts, fish nets-the whole works. Music was provided by Twenty-first Century Sound. The whole night was truly a Tropical Delight. 17 JUNIORS Junior Officers: Standing, Janet Allard, Ra-shelle Leivian, Sponsors, Cheryl Jones, Sec.-Tres., Kelli Stevenson, Stuco., Eric Allen, Stuco., Shawna Valentine, Vice-Pres., not pictured Jonny Condon, Pres. The juniors are a unique class with a style all their own. Each member has contributed to the success of Douglass High School in some way which will always be remembered. They are a class that is never lacking energy. They have a positive outlook toward the future. With a class like the juniors, how could there be anything besides a brighter tomorrow. Eric Allen Colleen Bannon Carey Barnes Diann Bergley Marie Bergley Mark Bergley Connie Brumbaugh Tori Bryan Tim Carr Kathy Carter Pam Clapper Brian Clark Rob Conde Jonny Condon t j } 19 Class Of Eighty Three Don Cotter Charlene Cox Jona Diel Kenneth Evans Diana Fisher Brandy Garrison Kim Gibson Shelby Green Ken Griffis Cynthia Hamilton Carrie Hart Jim Higgins Matt Hill Bryan Hollenback Jannette Howell Cheryl Jones Phi Thi Le Terry Little Mike Lowery Tim McCune SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS SSSSS SSSSSSSSSSSS Motto! If you can imagine it, you can achieve it. If you can dream it, you can become it. J. P. Macy Cora Meyer Mike Morrow Bruce Nispel Lalanie Otis Bret Poulos Scott Shaver Steve Shaver Allen Simon Sydney Sisk Kelli Stevenson Chuck Thiel Kevin Thomas Jenny Toon Shawna Valentine Bette Walker Mary Wells Marshall Woody Vicky Zaldivar Brian Zimmerman 30COCO CO 30C COCOCOOCOS S SOCOCOCOC OOCOC iCOCO C S C COOCOOCO SO SOCOCOCOCOGOO Sophomores . . . Class Of '84 Left to right John Eaton, Sponsor Serena Petrie, Pres. Sean Stover, Vice-Pres. Eugene Potts, Stu-Co. Terri Simon, Sec-Treas. The sophomore class this year sold posters and worked their share of concessions for their money making projects. Their sponsor this year was Mr. John Eaton. He has helped them sell their posters and work at the concession stand during the year. The class is looking forward to receiving their class rings in the fall of 1982. Lisa Adams Ross Ayres Carolyn Briley Dondi Bryan John Burns Larry Carl Tim Cash Allen Ceynar Norma Dunagan Tina Dunlap Duke Dutton Leslie Floyd Wendy Grippando Teresa Hewlett David High ccoooooocooocoococcococco Sophomores '84 Steve Knowles Greg Kunz Tina Marks Stuart Miles Rendy Mohr Darwin Nelson Amy O'Neill Travis Otis Serena Petrie Tim Pottorff Eugene Potts Kevin Prichard Chris Roberts Terri Simon Sean Stover John Stubbs Sandra Turner Darin Valentine Drew Valentine Jeff Wakefield Teo Warden Rick Way Curtis Weishaar Vicky Whitson Eric Wilhite 24 Danny Williamson Randy Yates Class Of Left to right, Kevin Coombes, Vice-Pres. Albert Simon, Pres. Dana Sisk, Sec. Dean Zaldivar, Stu-Co. Rod Davis, Tres. The freshman class has shown spirit, ambition and enthusiasm through the 1981-82 school year. A high percentage of the class is active in extra-curricular activities such as volleyball, football, basketball, track, baseball, and cheerleading. They haven't had any money making projects this year, but they have worked in concessions. The freshmen have four required classes and two elective classes. The required classes are: algebra, English I and a combination class of driver's ed., home ec., and basic skills. Their sponsor, Mr. Mykel, supports them and helps them each to be better individuals. Although they have only begun their four years here at Douglass High School, they will soon realize that it will be the Best of Times . Rhonda Barber Marilyn Briley Kelly Carter George Cash Perry Cody Kevin Coombes Kevin Darter Rod Davis 26 Class Of Eighty Five Kim Dawdy Michealine Dawdy Del Ray Dutton Barry Fiddick Kim Fraley Rana Frank Vickie Gray Kendra Harris jerry Higgins Lisa Joseph Tony Laughlin Kristy McGee Rod Meyer Shawn Moore Tim Payton Brent Pickett Akam Powell Stacey Raupe Steve Rausch Gary Roberts Tom Rose Dana Rounkles Doris Schul Albert Simon Dana Sisk Lezli Skinner Ginger Wade Perry Watkins Jerri Wilks Dean Zaldivar 27 SPORTS Our Appreciation To The 'D.H.S. Booster Club Virginia Macy — 1981-1982 Booster Club President The Booster Club this year did many things to support D.H.S. Athletes. They held a “Dunk the Coaches and Faculty Day with a free ice cream and cake social. They also honored the Coaches on Coaches Day by taking them to the Coachman Inn in Derby for supper. The Boosters had many fund raising projects. For the not on home territory games the Boosters fixed sandwiches, cookies and pop for the athletes, managers and coaches. They purchased a billboard for the High School lawn to display the events that take place at school. For the past three years the Booster Club has held the Athletic Banquet at the High School in honor of the athletes and coaches. This year's officers were Virginia Macy — President, Lucinda Green — Vice President, Georgia Bergley — Secretary Treasurer, and Connie Rausch — Editor. 29 First row-Chuck Kobbe, Vance Price, Gary Lanier, Carl Brumbaugh, Randy Rounkles, Jeff Polk, David Zaldivar, Mike Rausch, Second row-Gary Roberts, Chris Roberts, David High, Don Cotter, Bryan Hollenback, Rob Conde, Tim Carr, Jonny Condon, Terry Little, Matt Hill, Shelby Green, Third row-Dean Zaldivar, Albert Simon, Rod Davis, Shawn Moore, Drew Valentine, Eugene Potts, Danny Williamson, Dane Rounkles Football '81 The Douglass Bulldogs were disappointed with a season of five wins and four loses. Unfortunately, this record kept the Bulldogs from going to any play-off games. There were eight senior football players on the team for the season. Although the season was not what was expected, four players received recognition. Three of them captured league titles. Honored with an All League title was senior Mike Rausch. He played tackle for the Bulldogs during the 1981 season. In addition, he is a four-year letterman in football. The Douglass student body was not too surprised to learn that Mike had signed an intent to accept a football scholarship with Southwestern College in Winfield. Senior Gary Lanier, tailback, was nominated All League Honorable Mention. Joining him was senior, Chuck Kobbe, split end. The only returning player who received an Honorable Mention was Sophomore Eugene Potts, Fullback. Coaches Corner The Douglass High School football program has developed a strong tradition over the past few years, and it has achieved a winning percentage that few have ever equalled in the state of Kansas. It has been the goal of the coaching staff to emphasize the human qualities necessary to make a positive contrubution to our society in the process. As Head Football Coach, I wish to thank all the athletes and boosters who have made this venture possible. 30 Front Row: Valerie Seal; Second Row: Kim Gibson, Robin Rose, Kathy Davis, Marie Bergley; Third Row; Terri Simon, Serena Petrie, J.P. Macy, Teresa Hewlett, Sydney Sisk; Fourth Row: Dana Sisk, Rhonda Barber, Kendra Harris, Tina Dunlap, Kim Fraley, Kim Dawdy, Stacy Raupe; Top Row: Coach Davis, Vicky Zaldivar, Coach Mykel The volleyball team had three seniors leading the way. Robin Rose and Valerie Seal have been involved in high school volleyball for four years. The season had a good deal of excitement because of the number of games played. The many hours of practice were under the direction of Coach Debbie Davis. She was assisted for this first year by Coach Kevin Mykel. Loud rings of shouts such as move faster, hustle, keep your knees flexed, concentrate on the ball, and act like you know what you are doing ' were heard by all players. It seemed as if the hours spent in reaction drills would never end. We did learn to fall down without skinning our knees. 32 Athletic Football DHS OPP 8 Garden Plain 0 0 Clearwater 32 14 Conway Springs 21 13 Cheney 0 22 Medicine Lodge 6 6 South Barber 7 42 Bluestem 0 7 Belle Plaine 12 39 West Elk 0 DHS Boys Basketball OPP 46 Central 37 55 Argonia 43 53 Garden Plain 63 39 Augusta 51 51 Conway Springs 55 50 Cheney 75 43 Caldwell 39 73 Belle Plaine 52 45 Halstead Tournament-Haven 51 42 Halstead Tournament-Lyons 55 56 Rose Hill 50 41 Bluestem 47 66 South Barber 70 80 Andover 52 42 Rose Hill 68 47 Conway Springs 50 50 Oxford 43 55 Medicine Lodge 58 51 Burlington-Substate 52 Wrestling DHS OPP 30 Andale 29 20 Andale 33 33 Goddard 21 38 Wellington 20 32 Augusta 31 27 Andover 26 14 Valley Center 47 21 Chapparal 35 24 Clearwater 46 4th Goodwill Tournament 5th Augusta Tournament 3rd Goddard Tournament 1st Regional Tournament 1st Substate Tournament 6th State Tournament Girls Basketball DHS OPP 32 Central 23 39 Garden Plain 49 38 Augusta 49 35 Conway Springs 40 34 Cheney 49 29 Belle Plaine 58 27 Rose Hill 21 36 McPherson 28 31 Augusta 53 24 Rose Hill 29 19 Bluestem 25 35 Andover 36 39 South Barber 16 27 Oxford 35 27 Rose Hill 36 25 Conway Springs 30 39 Caldwell 29 35 Berean Academy 37 35 Medicine Lodge 46 24 Bluestem 47 34 Scoreboard Volleyball DHS OPP 0 (10,15) Udall (15,17) 2 0 (6,6) Belle Plaine (15,15) 2 0 (13,8) Belle Plaine (15,15) 2 0 (5,7) Rose Hill (15,15) 2 0 (11,10) Udall (15,15) 2 0 (6,1) Mulvane (15,15) 2 2 (15,8,15) Oxford (3,15,4) 1 2 (15,13,15) Udall (13,15,11) 1 0 (12,11) West Elk (15,15) 2 2 (15,15) Hamilton (3,7) 0 :i 0(14,11) Andale (15,15) 2 0 (1,3) Augusta (15,15) 2 0 (14,6) Mulvane (15,15) 2 0 (11,13) Medicine Lodge (15,15) 2 : 0(10,11) Conway Springs (15,15) 2 2 (15,15) South Barber (7,4) 0 2 (15,15) Cheney (8,11) 0 0 (0,9) Andale (15,15) 2 0 (13,5) Derby (15,15) 2 0 (7,12) Winfield (15,15) 2 0 (13,5) Garden Plain (15,15) 2 1 (4,17,13) Central Christian (15,15,15) 2 0 (5,8) Belle Plaine (15,15) 2 0 (5,5) Belle Plaine (15,15) 2 Boys Track 1st Remington 2nd Belle Plaine 1st Cheney 2nd Garden Plain 1st Rose Hill 1st Bluestem 2nd Oxford 1st Fresh man-Sophomore 4th League 2nd Regional 12th State Baseball DATE Circle 3-29 Mulvane 4-1 Valley Cen- 4-5 ter 4-15 Goddard 4-19 Rose Hill 4-22 Augusta 4-26 Central 4-29 West Elk Girls Track 3rd Belle Plaine Invitational 3rd Cheney Invitational 2nd Rose Hill Invitational 1st Bluestem Invitational 2nd Oxford Invitational 35 Back Row: Coach Kevin Mykel, Coach Jim Pykiet, Jeff Wakefield, Jeff Polk, Mark Bergley, Eric Allen, Chuck Kobbe, Carey Barnes, Coach Dan Burke, Front Row: Colleen Bannon, Eugene Potts, Gary Lanier, Sean Stover, Shelby Green, Vance Price, Shawna Valentine Boys Basketball Although the Boys Basketball team held a 7-12 record this year, many ac-complishments were made. Mark Bergley made All League secona team. Voted to KOYY Dream Team were Shelby Green and Mark Bergley. The coaches thought the team steadily improved throughout the season and appreciated the hard work each player contributed. The highest Bulldog performance was beating Andover 80-52 the highest score at Douglass. The number one greatest accomplishment for the Bulldog was defeating Ro-sehill at Rosehill which had not been done in seven years! 37 Coaches Corner As a teacher and coach for the past seven years at Douglass, I wish the very best to all the students and people with whom I have become acquainted. As a teacher I would hope that I taught you all something more than what is written in a textbook. As a coach I hope that I instilled the burning desire not to quit, and the courage to go through problem times with faith and determination. In closing my sincere thanks for letting me be a small part of your lives, for you cannot take away the past but will look toward the future with fond memories that occured when I walked into the doors of D.H.S. seven years ago. Q v—- 38 Season Scores B-Team DHS OPP 22 CENTRAL 20 31 ARGONIA 32 29 GARDEN PLAINE 37 40 AUGUSTA 48 44 CONWAY SPRINGS 43 62 CALDWELL 52 52 BELLE PLAINE 25 42 CHENEY 46 48 ROSE HILL 49 57 BLUESTEM 32 41 ANDOVER 45 47 ROSE HILL 49 39 CONWAY SPRINGS 47 44 OXFORD 38 Steve Knowles, Danny Williamson, Eric Allen, Carey Barnes, Sean Stover, Chris Roberts, Coach Jim Pykiet Basketball Rod Meyer, Kevin Coombes, Brent Pickett, Albert Simon, Shawn Moore, Tom Rose, Perry Watkins, Kevin Darter, Kelly Carter, Coach Dan Burke, Coach Kevin Mykel Season Scores Freshmen DHS OPP 38 CENTRAL 29 40 BELLE PLAINE 41 41 CIRCLE 59 47 CONWAY SPRINGS 37 41 MAIZE 49 41 ROSE HILL 52 36 CHENEY 40 32 BELLE PLAINE 31 44 BLUESTEM 32 63 CIRCLE 78 56 MAIZE 67 49 ROSE HILL 60 39 Front Row: Colleen Bannon, manager, Leslie Floyd, Mary Wright, Cora Myer, Shawna Valentine, manager, Second Row: Coach Cottrell, J.P. Macy, Lisa Joseph, Shelly Stone, Brenda Raupe, Valerie Seal, Teresa Hewlett, Kathy Davis, Terri Simon New uniforms gave the girls basketball team high hopes for the season. The record doesn't look impressive at first glance. A-Team finished with 5 wins and 4 losses. But a closer look reveals how close many of the games really were. Fifteen girls finished the season. There were five seniors, four juniors, three sophomores, and three freshmen. Managers were juniors, Shawna Valentine and Colleen Bannon. Seniors Val Seal and Shelly Stone who have played for the Bulldogs four years, were selected as members of the KOVY Dream Team. 40 Varsity Girls Basketball KOYY radio station in El Dorado selected their Dream Team members from area schools. The girls were honored at a banquet at Butler County Comunity College. In addition, Shelly Stone was nominated to the All-League Second Team. The five seniors, Shelly Stone, Val Seal, Mary Wright, Brenda Raupe, and Kathy Davis were a big help to the under-classmen, especially the freshman who had to adapt to the new style of high school basketball. A philosophy developed and practiced by the girls was to never quit. Front Row: Colleen Bannon, manager. Coach Cottrell, Shawna Valentine, manager Second Row: Kim Fraley, Leslie Floyd, Diann Bergley, Stacey Raupe, Lisa Joseph, Teresa Hewlett, Kathy Davis, Christina Huster, Cora Myer Jr. Varsity Girls Basketball 41 Front row: Scott Shaver, Brian Zimmerman, Don Cotter, David High, Perry Cody, Ross Ayers, Second row: David Zaldivar, Matt Hill, Rob Conde, Mike Rausch, Carl Brumbaugh, Terry Little, Manager Serena Petrie, Coach Dan Provence, Curtis Weishaar, Travis Otis, Greg Kunz, Allen Simon, Drew Valentine, Dean Zaldivar, Dane Rounkles, Gary Roberts, Adam Powell, Coach Dusty Rhodes Left: 185 lb. State Champion Mike Rausch Below: 98 lb. State Runner-up Ross Ayers The Douglass wrestling program is among the best traditions the State of Kansas has to offer. Championship teams have been consistant from 1928 till the present, 1982. Douglass has won more regional, sub-state and state trophies than any scholl in our class. I have enjoyed working with the fine young men for eight years, and would now like to issue a challenge to win the Regional Championship in 1983. Sincerely, 9r - 42 Boys Track Row 1: Coach Cottrell, Cheryl Jones (mgr.), Jeff Polk, David Zaldivar, Mike Rausch, Mary Wright (mgr.), Coach Provence, Coach Rhodes, Row 2: Jonny Condon, Rob Conde, Mike Lowery, Shelby Green, Mark Bergley, Eric Allen, Matt Hill, Bryan Hollenback, Brian Clark, Scott Shaver, Row 3: Teo Warden, David High, Travis Otis, Sean Stover, Tim Cash, Eugene Potts, Jeff Wakefield, Danny Williamson, Curtis Weishaar, Chris Roberts, Row 4: Kevin Prichard, Dane Rounkles, Perry Cody, Kelly Carter, Albert Simon, Shawn Moore, Dean Zaldivar, Frank Huster The boys track team did very well this year. They placed second in regionals. They had five team championships, nineteen relay championships, thirty-two individual championships, 180 medals and seventeen trophies and plaques. They established four school records. They are the 440 yard dash of David Zaldivar at 50.7 seconds. He placed second in state. High jump at 6'2 and long jump at 21' 6 3A records were set by Jeff Polk. He placed fourth in state in both events. Another record was the 440 yard relay team with 45.0 seconds. The team members are Gary Lanier, Mark Bergley, Tim Cash and David Zaldivar. They placed fifth in state. The entire team really tried hard this year. Mr. Cottrell and Mr. Provence pushed the team to their maximum. The coaches knew the boys had the talent to go for it all. Mr. Rhodes helped out by coaching the boys in the pole vault. 44 Girls Track Row 1: Cris Huster, J.P. Macy, Kristy McGee, Leslie Floyd, Marilyn Briley, Kendra Harris, Coach Debbie Davis, Row 2: Cynthia Hamilton, Rhonda Barber, Lezli Skinner, Teresa Hewlett, Dana Sisk, Rendy Mohr, Carolyn Briley, Lisa Adams, Kelli Stevenson This was the first year that the girls track team has ever won a meet. The girls broke five school records during the season. The long jump at 15' 11 and the 220 yard dash at 27.6 seconds are the records held by Kendra Harris. The two mile run in 12:57 record of J.P. Macy was set. The high jump record of 4'6 is jointly held by Dana Sisk and Leslie Floyd. The 440 yard relay record was set at 54.4 seconds by Leslie Floyd, Rendy Mohr, Cris Huster and Kendra Harris. Mrs. Davis was very happy with this year's success in track and gave the girls a lot of moral support. 45 Front Row: Chuck Kobbe, Carey Barnes, Bruce Nispel, Marshall Woody, Allen Simon, Ken Evans Back Row: Ross Ayres, Kevin Darter, Steve Knowles, Terry Little, Vance Price, Kevin Thomas, Tony Laughlin, Rodney Meyer The Douglass Baseball Team's record was not exactly a winning one but it is not left unsaid that they did not try. The boys had a great abundance of determination and spirit through out the baseball season. The boys placed sixth in the Walter-Johnson Tournament held at Central. This was a big accomplishment for the boys. The coaches Jack Crumblis and David Alley had a great sense of humor which helped the boys to lighten up after a hard game. 47 STUDENT LIFE Row V Kim Parsons, Michelle Anderson (Secretary-Treasurer), Mike Rausch (President), Cassandra Bell (Vice President), Pam Elswick, Row 2: Eric Allen, Serena Petrie, Sydney Sisk, Randy Rounkles, Steve Wetshaar Teresa Hewlett Brian Pickett, Row 3: Don Donley (Sponsor), Cheryl Cotter, Leslie Floyd, Sheri Coombes, Tim Pottorff, J.P. Macy, David Zaldivar, Bryan Hollenback, Shelby Green National Honor Society All In The Name Of Spirit Academic Spirit That Is From Row: Shawna Valentine, Diann Bergley, Diana Fisher, Marie Bergley. Second Row: Mary Wells, Colleen Bannon, Robin Rose. Top Row: Janette FJowell, Vicky Zaldivar, Cheryl Jones. Presenting the Douglass High School Pom-pon squad. Welcome to our opening number, Celebration, a rhymthmic pom-pon dance routine performed for athletic events at Douglass High School and has received award winning recognition at summer pom-pon camp. Featuring: Colleen Bannon, Marie Bergley, Diana Fisher, Jan-nette Howell, Cheryl Jones, Robin Rose, Shawna Valentine, Mary Wells, and Vicky Zaldivar. Directed by Mrs. Janet Allard. The girls worked hard perfecting their routines which were seen by fans of Douglass High School athletics. Our final closing performance was Yankee Doodle, at the Hutchinson Drill Team Festival. Ch oreogra ph y By DHS Pom-pon Robin Rose, Captain Cheryl Jones, Co-Captain Mrs. Allard. SDonsor _____________ Vicky Zaldivar Diana Fisher Shawna Valentine Mary Wells Colleen Bannon Janette Howell Marie Bergley D.H.S. Cheerleaders Left: Head Wrestling Cheerleader Pam Elswick Bottom Left: Basketball Cheerleaders; Michelle Anderson, Dana Sisk, Sheri Coombes, Kim Fraley Bottom right: Wrestling Cheerleaders; Syd Sisk, Pam Elswick, Kim Gilbert, Cassandra Bell, Kim Parsons Left: Head Football Cheerleader Cassandra Bell Right: Head Basketball Cheerleader Michelle Anderson Football Cheerleaders vMIBBBR V i I Left to right: top to bottom: Pam Elswick, Kim Gilbert, Norma Duna-gan, Michelle Anderson, Teresa Hewlett, Sheri Coombes, Dana Sisk, Kim Parsons, Syd Sisk, Cassandra Bell 52 1 7 A CHEERLEADER'S WORK IS NEVER DONE! The DHS cheerleaders started working toward a successful year the week after they were elected. Early in June, they started the long, hard struggle to make money for camp in July. With Mr. Sisk standing over the cheerleaders on the football field, with a club in his hands, they pulled weeds for well over six hours. He paced up and down the field yelling, This field will look so nice this year, Oh, you missed one! OOPS! Here's one lone weed. As they painted the football bleachers, they found that it wasn't a clean task. Douglass High School now had eleven purple cheerleaders. The clean, shiny buses USD 396 used to start out the year gave the cheerleaders credit for their appearance. A few people thought that maybe it was a Cheerleader wash rather than a Bus wash. As if this wasn't enough to keep tham busy, the cheerleaders sponsored a work day to earn extra money. Practices began for the girls to prepare for camp. Routines, cheers, and chants were in production. Finally the big day arrived! Eleven excited cheerleaders with five suitcases each, were packed into the mini bus. With their crash helmets on, they were prepared for Mrs. Leivian to drive them to Emporia. Upon arrival, the girls found that Mrs. Leivian had a split personality. Smashed pretzels mysteriously began to appear in the cheerleaders beds — the other side of Mrs. L. At the first football game, the cheerleaders were more enthusiastic than ever before. It poured down rain, but that did not stop them. Being very dedicated, they cheered right on! Two seasons later, they were totally exhausted but all the hard work had paid off. The season had been very successful. The six senior cheerleaders all greatly regretted becoming oldies as the cheerleaders for 1982-1983 were chosen.- Pam Elswick, Queen Kim Gilbert, Sheri Coombes Vance Price, Pam Elswick, Chuck Kobbe, Mike Rausch, Kim Gilbert, Gary Lanier, Jeff Polk, Sheri Coombes, David Zaldivar Only For You The 1981-82 football homecoming theme for the evening was only for You . FHA, Student Council and various people made and painted the cloud like float used for the evening of October 23, 1981. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Caster loaned their three year old bulldog, Fred, to add to the festivities. Each candidate and the reigning queen was escorted by two senior football players. Michelle Ver-milyea was led onto the field by Randy Rounkles and Carl Brumbaugh. Sheri Coombes was accompanied by Jeff Polk and David Zaldivar. Pam Elswick was guided onto the field by Vance Price and Chuck Kobbe. Not only was Kim Gilbert flanked by Mike Rausch and Gary Lanier, but she was crowned by them before a large home crowd. The evening excitement was heightened when the Douglass Bulldogs scored a victory over the Bluestem Lions. The evening's activities were completed with a homecoming dance after the game. We celebrated the evening to the music of Century 21 Light and Sound. 55 Just Once For the 1981-82 homecoming festivities, former basketball queens were invited to take part in the ceremonies. Each was presented with a single, longstemmed carnation. They are pictured in the larger group below, from left to right: From 1976 was Mrs. Sheri Seal. From 1980 was Mrs. Debbie Condon. In 1975 the queen was Diana Howard. 1972's aueen was Mrs. Pam Rush. Mrs. Cheri Busn was 1969's aueen. Michelle Anderson was 1981 basketball queen and also attended the 1982 royalty. The Basketball Queen of 1982 ... Valerie Seal. Val has been on the Douglass High School basketball team for four years. She was presented with a gold basketball signed by the members of the 1982 basketball team. Fler bouquet was a mixture of carnations and red roses with babies breath. The homecoming was planned and presented by the Women's Athletic Club. Standing: Chuck Kobbe, Vance Price, Jeff Polk. Sitting: J.P. Macy, Valerie Seal, Sheri Coombes 57 It was 8:00 p.m. in the High School Gymnasium when the ritual of crowning a Wrestling Homecoming Queen was to take place. The theme was I've Been Waiting For A Girl Like You . The air was tense, but there was a certain friendliness about it. Which girl would it be? Syd, Pam, or Vicky? Each girl was secretly wishing the other ones luck. Queens from former years attended the ceremony. Pam truth came nearer. Lisa Adams, the announcer of the evening, said what everyone was waiting to hear . .. The Wrestling Homecoming Queen for 1982 is .. . Pam Elswick! Pam has been a wrestling cheerleader for 3 years. The Homecoming was decorated and presented by Y-Teens and Student Council with special help from Mrs. jennings and Mrs. Da- They were presented with a single carnation. The queens from left to right are: Miss Lori Kunkel from 1980. 1979's queen, Mrs. Sandy Barber. The queen from 1974 was Mrs. Kim McBee. 1973's queen was Mrs. Connie Holt. Mrs. Karen Schou-ten was the queen for 1971. Cassandra Bell, 1981 Wrestling Queen, was also on hand for the ceremony. As the evening progressed, the moment of Vicky 58 Cassandra Bell-Mike Rausch Class of 1982 J.P. Macy-Eric Allen Class of 1983 Honor Kins: And Oueen JL JL vy JL A. vy JL X X X JL t JL 11 i vl w w w JL Tina Marks-Tim Pottoroff Dana Sisk-Dean Zaldivar Class of 1984 Class of 1985 To qualify for Honor King and Honor Queen, a student must obtain the highest score according to the honor schedule for their grade level. Overall Honor King and Honor Queen can be won by any girl and any boy in grades nin-eth, tenth, eleventh, and twelfth. It is not limited to any class level. This honor contest is held each Overall Honor King And Queen year at Douglass High School, so that students will be challenged to do better classwork and develop leadership qualities in extra-curricular activities. Overall Honor King and Honor Queen are Eric Allen, Junior, and Cassandra Bell, Senior. We would like to congratulate those two on a job well done. 61 Speech And Drama Left to right: Mrs. Mykel, Leslie Floyd, Norma Dunagan, Greg Kunz, Tim Pottorff, Serena Petrie, Tina Marks, Christina Huster Business Contestants Front Row: Shawna Valentine, Eric Allen, Diana Fisher, Back Row: Shelby Green, Pam Elswick, Norma Dunagan, Cheryl Jones, not pictured, Mary Wright 62 D.H.S. Soloist And Ensembles Flute Trio: Sydney Sisk, Kim R. Parsons, Diane Clasen Sax Quartet: Brian Barber, Cynthia Hamilton, Mary Wells Trombone Trio: Brian Zimmerman, Brent Pickett, Brian Pickett Percussion Ensemble: Gary Roberts, Kevin Darter, Chris Roberts, Travis Otis, Darin Valentine, Rod Davis, Steve Knowles Trombone Quartet: Brian Zimmerman, Tim Pottoroff, Marshall Woody, Brian Pickett Soloist: Diane Clasen, Tim Pottoroff, Eric Allen, Danny Williamson, Cassandra Bell, Cynthia Hamilton Woodwind Ensemble: Michelle Anderson, Cassandra Bell, Danny Williamson, Mary Wells, Teresa Hewlett, Cynthia Hamilton 63 Did You Miss This We Had Some Fun Assemblies. 64 ORGANIZATIONS Front Row: Lisa Adams, Tina Cash, Thressa Pouncey, Tori Bryan, Second Row: Kim Dawdy, Vicky Gray, Charlene Cox, Sandra Turner, Jona Diel, Third Row: Sponsor Mrs. Mykel, Phi Thi Le, Jill Fiddick, Carrie Hart, Wendy Grippando Y-Teens Y-Teens, a branch of the YWCA, is a service organization which offers both responsibility and enjoyment for all members. The 14 members and their sponsor enjoyed various activities through the year. Roller skating at Winfield was their first activity to start off a new year. Visiting the nursing home was a regular occasion so on Halloween and Thanksgiving they decorated the halls and lobby to brighten up the patients lives. The Y-Teens fall conference was in Haviland where Tori Bryan ran for Junior Board Member. Unfortunately, she did not acquire this position. The girls decorated the school for Christmas which included a Christmas tree in the Commons Area. They also went caroling at the nursing home and surrounding areas. Special occasions for the Y-Teens was National Y-Teens Week. Cookies were made for all the teachers and the secretary, Connie Coombes, received flowers. National YWCA Week was also celebrated. Regional YWCA director, Jan Schaible, spoke to the Y-Teens. Two of the activities were ice skating and picking up the trash on the school grounds. Officers: Secretary, Lisa Adams; Sponsor, Mrs. Mykel; President, Thressa Pouncey; Vice-President, Tina Cash 66 Officers Secretary; Cheryl Cotter, Vice-President; Diane Clasen, President; Cora Myer, Stuco Rep.; Tina Dunlap Pep Club The Pep Club was organized to provide people to help the cheerleaders cheer their fellow classmates on. It has 41 members, including their 11 cheerleaders and 10 Pom Pon members, working together to cheer their teams on. Whether it was football, volleyball, basketball, or wrestling, the Pep Club was there. Their gold sweaters helped them stand out from the crowd and their spirit kept everyone going. Front Row: Norma Dungan, Kim Gilbert, Dana Sisk, Kim Parsons, Teresa, Hewlett, Cassandra Bell, Second Row: Sydney Sisk, Tina Dunlap, Kim Dawdy, Cheryl Cotter, Kendra Harris, Rhonda Barber, Sheri Coombes, Third Row: Michelle Anderson, Cheryl Jones, Kim Gibson, Tori Bryan, Kim Fraley, Twyla Nelson, Cynthia Hamiliton, Diana Fisher, Pam Elswick, Fourth Row: Maria Bergley, Mary Wells, Lisa Adams, Rendy Mohr, Sandra Turner, Michealine Dawdy, Kristie McGee, Vickie Zaldivar, Jannette Howell 67 Future Homemakers Of America First row- Kim Parsons, Michelle Anderson, Pam Elswick, Stacy Raupe, Rhonda Barber, Kendra Harris, Dana Sisk, Second row- Del Ray Dutton, Lezli Skinner, Cynthia Hamilton, Rendy Mohr, Cassandra Bell, Michaeline Dawdy, Third row- Advisor- Judy Baldridge, Diane Clasen, Tina Dunlap, Connie Brumbaugh, Cheryl Cotter, Jannette Howell, Kim Dawdy, Syd Sisk, Cora Meyer, Fourth row-Twyla Nelson, Kim Fraley, Jeri Wilks, Ginger Wade, Diann Bergley, Norma Dunagan, Serena Petrie, Sheri Coombes. F.H.A. Creed Below; Advisor, Mrs. Baldridge Right; State Officer, Diane Clasen We are the Future Homemakers of America We face the mes, courage anc For we have the clear consciousness of seeking old and precious values, For we are the builde Homes for America's Homes where living will expression of everyth good and fair. Homes where truth an security and faith will be realities, not dreams. We are the Future Homemakers of America; We face the future with warm courage and high hope. 68 Above; The newly installed officers for 1982-83. Right; The F.H.A. State delegates in Salina, KS. Below; Future officers wait to take over their office. The 1981-82 F.H.A. Officers; First row; Syd Sisk-Vice President, Cassandra Bell-President, Michelle An-derson-Secretary, Serena Petrie-Treasurer, Second row; Tina Dunlap-Historian, Cheryl Cotter-STUCO, Diane Clasen-State officer, Twyla Nelson-Reporter, Judy Baldridge The Douglass Chapter of The Future Homemakers of America followed the national theme Youth Energy for the 1981-82 year. One of the purposes of F.H.A. is to promote understanding between youth and adults. The chapter members wrote and presented a skit to the elementary students on the dangers of shoplifting. The Attorney General of the State of Kansas, Robert Stephen, was asked to be the guest of our chapter by Cassandra Bell. Mr. Stephen talked to the entire student body about democracy and how the understanding between youth and adults was essential. Each chapter was asked to raise a quota of money to contribute to the National Building Fund for the new F.H.A. headquarters to the built in Reston, Virginia. Our local chapter sponsored a carnival and earned enough money to meet our quota. The Douglass chapter advisor, Mrs. Judy Baldridge, commented on F.H.A. F.H.A. is the most rewarding and worthwhile activity I sponsor. The real growth I see in the individual through goal setting and the work of our chapter is fantastic. The take-over of a new office. Row 1: Kathy Davis, Brenda Raupe, Kim Gibson, J.P. Macy, Shelly Stone, Valerie Seal, Cassandra Bell, Robin Rose, Sheri Coombes, Row 2: Mary Wright, Rendy Mohr, Shawna Valentine, Kelli Stevenson, Cora Meyer, Teresa Hewlett, Serena Petrie, Row 3: Michelle Anderson, Syd Sisk, Kendra Harris, Kristy McGee, Marilyn Briley, Dana Sisk, Stacey Raupe, Lezli Skinner, Kim Fraley, Rhonda Barber, Pam Elswick, Coach Debbie Davis D-Club Row 1: Coach Dan Burke, Albert Simon, Dean Zaldivar, Shawn Moore, Kelly Carter, Coach Fred Cottrell, Coach Dan Provence, Row 2: David High, Tim Cash, Jeff Wakefield, Greg Kunz, Danny Williamson, Sean Stover, Eugene Potts, Curtis Weishaar, Ross Ayres, Row 3: Scott Shaver, Jonny Condon, Brian Zimmerman, Kevin Thomas, Don Cotter, Terry Little, Mike Lowery, Bryan Hollenback, Row 4: Shelby Green, Kenneth Evans, Carey Barnes, Mark Bergley, Eric Allen, Rob Conde, Bruce Nispel, Matt Hill, Row 5: David Zaldivar, Keith Carbon, Carl Brumbaugh, Jeff Polk, Mike Rausch, Randy Rounkles, Vance Price The 1981-82 Athletic Banquet was held May 8 at 7:00 pm in the High School Gym. The banquet was sponsored by the Douglass Booster Club for the Women's Athletic Club and D Club. The banquet honored all students participating in any athletics, cheerleading or Pom Pon activities. The evening started off with a skit presented by four of the senior cheerleaders. This was then followed by a covered dish dinner. The coaches then gave their views and feelings on the seasons and introduced their players. The seniors were the last to be introduced and they received a nice farewell from all. Student Council Officers Student Council is an organization that represents the Student Body. There is a representative from each class and organization. They help sponsor dances, homecoming and assign organizations to work at the concession stand during home games. Student Council this year sponsored two dances featuring 21st Century Light and Sound Company. They also had free donuts during break before Christmas Vacation. Sydney Sisk — Vice President, Michelle Anderson — Secretary, Mary Wright — President, Valerie Seal — Treasurer. Members 72 First Row: Cheryl Cotter, Janette Howell, Tina Dunlap, Valerie Seal, Mary Wright. Second Row: Michelle Anderson, Kim Gibson, Sydney Sisk, Sheri Coombes, Lisa Adams, Dean Zaldivar, Eugene Potts. Third Row: Mr. Donley — Sponsor, Eric Allen, Shelby Green, Mike Rausch. Back Row: Sandy Turner, Michaeline Dawdy, Dana Sisk, Melody Hays, Drew Valentine, Charlie Williams, Lisa Joseph, Perry Cody, Diane Clasen, Middle Row: Mrs. Jan Parker, Kim Dawdy, Rodney Meyer, George Cash, Del Ray Dutton, Doris Schul, Kandy Weishaar, Rana Frank, Scott Shaver, Front Row: Christy McGee, Lisa Adams, Curtis Weishaar, Cynthia Hamilton, Tony Laughlin, Jenny Toon, Jona Diel Girls Soloists' Cynthia Hamilton, Diane Clasen, Lisa Adams Girls Trio: Kelli Stevenson, Mary Wells, Cynthia Hamilton Choraliers Back Row: Kathy Carter, Mike Lowery, Kelli Stevenson, Greg Kunz, Wendy Grippando, Danny Williamson, Middle Row: Jona Diel, Tony Laughlin, Curtis Weishaar, Jenny Toon, Front Row: Mrs. Jan Parker, Cynthia Hamilton, Mary Wells, Christy McGee 67 D.H.S. Front Row: Kendra Harris, Lisa Adams, Kathy Carter, Tina Dunlap, Norma Dunagan, Kelli Stevenson, Sydney Sisk, Kim R. Parsons, Diane Clasen, Second Row: Michelle Anderson, Cassandra Bell, Cynthia Hamilton, Danny Williamson, Teresa Hewlett, Wendy Grippando, Dean Zaldivar, Albert Simon, Dana Sisk, Stacy Raupe, Kim Gibson, Jeff Wakefield, Brian Barber, Third Row: Kathy Davis, Steve Weishaar, Kent Burden, Eric Allen, Eugene Potts, Mike Lowery, Terri Simon, Stuart Miles, David High, Rana Frank, Kevin Coombes, Perry Cody, George Cash, Rod Meyer, Carey Barnes, Mary Wells, Lisa Joseph, Tony Laughlin, Shelby Green, Curtis Weishaar, Drew Valentine, Brent Pickett, Sean Stover, Tim Pottorff, Marshall Woody, Brian Zimmerman, Brian Pickett, Standing: Mr. Bill Bush, Chris Roberts, Darin Valentine, Steve Knowles, Gary Roberts, Rod Davis, Kevin Darter, Travis Otis Some might think that band is just an easy credit. Well it is not! Band students put in not only a lot of hard work but also a lot of time and devotion. Many people who are in such things as Flags, Stage Band, Solo's and Ensembles put in much hard work before and after school. This year the Douglass High School Band recieved a two at State. This puts them in the top fivebands in the state of Kansas. There were many who lettered in band this year. To Letter you have to be in a solo, ensemble or stage band. The hard work everyone gave this year is highly appreciated and has paid off. Douglass High School Band is the greatest. D M r a u • J m o r e t t e Drum Majorette: Cassandra Bell D.H.S. Stage Band Front Row: Brian Barber, Cynthia Hamilton, Mary Wells, Diane Clasen, Danny Williamson Middle Row: Brian Pickett , Brian Zimmerman, Marshall Woody, Dan Taylor, Tim Pottorff, Sean Stover, Brent Pickett Standing: Darin Valentine, Travis Otis, Steve Knowles, Chris Roberts, Cassandra Bell, Norma Dunagon, Steve Weishaar, Kent Burden, Eric Allen, Eugene Potts, Rana Frank, Kevin Coombes, Mr. Bill Bush Back Row: Kelli Stevenson, Kim Fraley, Middle Row: Kendra Harris, Cynthia Hamilton, Front Row: Sydney Sisk Superintendent Marvin Sisk Cathy Provence Lula Elswick Merlene The BOE (Board of Education) is the head of the educational system at Douglass. Before a new teacher is hired, or modernization of the school grounds is done, it has to be okayed by the BOE. A few of the things done this year for the school was new basketball uniforms for the girls, new track equipment, and a new practice field for football players which is now being worked on. The BOE is usually easy to get along with if something needs done for the school. Thanks for all their help and support for our school. Board Of Education McCluggage BOE Members Robert A. Kittle, President James L. Ford, Vice-President Everett Bloom Lucinda Green Paul MacKay Steven Mitchell Robert Zimmerman President Robert Kittle Vice-President James Ford High School Oh hie Mrs. Coombes is one of the busiest and most important people in the school. She has to know how to do a little bit of everything-from giving change, to fixing the copy machine, to contacting the newspaper about school news. Connie has been working at the school for four years and she is really dedicated to her work. She arrives early in the morning and leaves long after most kids have gone home. When asked what she likes best about her job, she says she likes being around the students. On the other hand, she added that the only part about her job that frustrates her is getting behind in her work. The kids at Douglass High really feel that she is someone they can count on when they are in need of help. She takes money for bills, hands out lunch cards, and takes care of the office aides. In short, she is a vital part of the smooth running of this school. Mr. Parker has been with Douglass High School for two years now. Not only does he perform the everyday tasks of a principal, but he's also been everything from a doctor to a middleman. When asked what he likes best about his job here, he says he likes Douglass because it's a smaller school. Now that he's back to a smaller one, he's happier. He added that his regrets are just like those of the students. He has days when he would like to leave and never see anyone again. But he also has days where he has a lot of fun. His comments on how this school year went are good ones and he hopes that next year will be as good. 78 Counselor And Library 79 Janet Allard Tamara Mykel John Eaton Kevin Mykel 80 Those High School Teachers . . . Jim Pykiet Bob Barr Math And Learning Disabilities Catherine Pottorff Dan Burke Biology, Chemistry Social Studies And Science Fred Cottrell Government Kevin Mykel Psychology jack Crumbliss American, World History Physical Education Debbie Davis Dan Provence Fred Cottrell Jack Crumbliss 83 Judy Baldridge Art Crafts Jo Jennings Dusty Rhodes Auto Home Ec 84 85 Dee Gutafsen Food Service Transportation Chet Seal June Kittle Wilma Elder Lunch Room Snack Bar Supervisor Dorothy Dunlap Ruby Burns Oreta White Veda Hock Building Maintenance Mary Ann Moore Bernadine Baker Not Pictured: Jimmy Dunlap Eldon , Sonja Draper Frank Baker Wakefield Evelyn High Cheryl Miller June Wakefield Even though we are often critical of the tasks needed around school, we are very glad to know that there is someone to carry out the criticized tasks so gracefully. Faced with driving a bus full of noisy children to school many would feel very alarmed. We are indeed grateful that there are some who take pride and enjoy doing so. The mere thought of cooking for a crowd of between four and five hundred would bring a pool of tear to many a eye. Yet the food service people of our district handle the situation with great ease. Just imagine the idea of housekeeping for a living. Though the janitors of the Douglass Schools keep the schools not only looking good but running smooth and in tip-top condition. 86 e Junior High And Elementary Bob Swigart, Principal Many times, the elementary and junior high students are met at the bus stops by the friendly face of Mr. Bob Swigart. Some day as perhaps their own children go to school, these same students will recall the extra mile that their principal walked. Nor is it unusual for this man to take the time to stop a student in the hall and just merely ask how things are going. Sad though it may be, the hug he gives some of the younger ones may be the only hugs they ever get. It takes a lot to be a giant of a man but how lucky we are to have our own built in giant, Mr. Bob Swigart. Gida Perishc Secretary Robert Barr Math David Cox Science Sally Morgan English jJ. ' Beverly Zafuta Social Studies jfcr Dorothy Bernson Special Reading ' Bill Bush Instrumental Music Debbie Davis Girl's P.E. Kay Hayworth Speech Therapist Rashelle Leivian Librarian rui 4r Jan Parker Vocal Music Katy Pottorff Learning Disabilities Dan Provence Physical Education Ann Kunz Teacher Aide Linda Smith Teacher Aide nni .. .obi-inr- inr- int int ■ —mi -=ini ■ - - inr---— -inr inr mr- inr= ip, Eighth Grade Kristin Adams Annette Allen Kevin Austin Daren Bannon Melanie Baum Melinda Baum Krissy Bell Kabin Carder David Cash Randy Ceynar Jeffery Condon Curtis Cox Melissa Danley Melody Danley Sandi Davis Kelly Dawson Kendra Gibson Carrie Graves Julie Grippando Juanita Hamilton Todd Hewlett Tracy Hollenback Danny Macy Matt Morrow Curt Mitchell Jeff Myers Brian Nichols Chris O'Neill Kim Otis Gary Parker Jennifer Parker Carlyn Patterson Nicole Patton Brian Pulliam James Pykiet David Reynolds Robbie Reynolds Shelly Schmidt Staci Sharp Sue Smith Marlin Stephens Susan Tice Patricia Weaver Joanna Weiss Shelley Williams Jeannine Woody DQ1 ' ]Ql. . JQG □1 JQL----- 3EH- imi— nm—■ ... - ni inr Seventh Grade Phillip Anderson Cina Barnes Doreen Bergley Brad Bodine Kathy Bradford Shelly Broadaway Travis Carr Jason Cathey Brad Clark Randy Clark Regina Diel Jessica Dutton Wesley Dutton Kevin Gulick Scott Hart Penny Inkelaar Shera Kirkland Lisa Kunz Terry Lauderbaugh Mike Laughlin Luana Lewis Gena Lott Mike Mahlandt Jennifer Marks Wade Marks Ginger Martin Keith Mathis Kesten Pearson Justin Price Brenda Reynolds Curt Roberts Patti Rose Aaron Schul Margie Sears Michele Shepard John Stephens Jodi Stevenson Micki Whitted Andra Wilhite Carrie Wilks Traci Williams Richard Zimmerman 3B -------iPir— inr D0C Front Row: Brad Clark, jason Cathey, Mike Mahlandt, Curt Roberts, John Stephens, Phillip Anderson, Brad Bodine, Richard Zimmerman, Keith Matthus, Second Row: Travis Carr, Jeff Myers, Curtis Cox, David Reynolds, Tracy Hollenback, Curt Mitchell, Justin Price, Todd Hewlett, Mike Laughlin, Back Row: Coach David Cox, Aaron Schul, Wade Marks, Kabin Carder, David Cash, Gary Parker, Danny Macy, Robbie Reynolds, Chris O'Neill, Blue Stephens, James Pykiet, Coach Dan Burke, (Not Pictured: Matt Morrow) Junior High Football Row 1: Juanita Hamilton, Cina Barnes, Patricia Weaver, Kendra Gibson, Joanna Weiss, Krissy Bell, Staci Sharp, Shelley Williams, Row 2: Beverly Zafuta, Carrie Graves, Jennifer Parker, Annette Allen, Melinda Baum, Kristi Adams, Nicole Patton, Luana Lewis, Ginger Martin, Jennifer Marks, Melanie Baum Junior High Volleyball A-TEAM 5 Won ... Conway Springs, Rose Hill, Belle Plaine, Andover, Udall 1 Lost ... Derby Tournament ... 1st Place B-TEAM 4 Won ... Conway Springs, Rose Hill, Belle Plaine, Udall 2 Lost ... Derby, Andover Name Number Grade Luana Lewis 51 7 Cina Barnes 50 7 Melinda Baum 45 8 Sandi Davis 42 8 Jodi Stevenson 41 7 Staci Sharp 34 8 Jennifer Parker 33 8 Annette Allen 32 8 Krissy Bell 24 8 Kristi Adams 23 8 Juanita Hamilton 21 8 Kendra Gibson 20 8 Shelley Williams 15 8 Nicole Patton 14 8 Ginger Martin 13 7 Jennifer Marks 12 7 Joanna Weiss 11 8 Melissa Danley 4 8 Patricia Weaver 3 8 Carrie Graves Manager Melanie Baum Manager Beverly Zafuta Coach 92 Junior High Boy's Basketball Front Row: Tracy Hollenback (manager), Curt Roberts, Curtis Cox, Danny Macy, Mike Mahlandt, Gary Parker, Brad Bodine, Blue Stephens, David Cash (manager), Back Row: Robbie Reynolds, Todd Hewlett, Matt Morrow, Justin Price, Jeff Myers, Bob Barr (coach), David Reynolds, Jason Cathey, Brian Pulliam, Chris O'Neill, Randy Ceynar, Kevin Austin o Scoreboard '—, -M Douglass 34 Bluesten 19 i i Douglass 29 Belle Plaine 36 i Douglass 24 Rose Hill 26 i Douglass 32 Tow and a 33 Douglass 38 Caldwell 34 1 1 a Douglass 22 Burden 20 7 I1 ' I Douglass 43 Oxford 51 W i ' 11 Douglass 35 Rose Hill 36 A | I 1 ■ ! k Douglass 26 Andover 39 Won 3 Lost 6 93 Front Row: Ginger Martin, Juanita Hamilton, Staci Sharp, Shelly Williams, Carrie Graves, Jennifer Marks, Second Row: Miss Zafuia, Krissy Bell, Melanie Baum, Cina Barnes, Jeanine Woody, Doreen Bergley, Pennv Inkelaar, Sandy Davis I isa Huster, Manager Nicole Patton Jr. High Girls Basketball 1st row: Margie Sears, Lisa Huster, An-dra Wilhite, Lisa Kunz, Patti Rose, Ginger Martin, Coach Beverly Zafuta. 2nd row: Annette Allen, Luana Lewis, Michelle Shepard, Joanna Weiss, Carlyon Patterson, Kristi Adams, Milinda Baum, Mgr. Carrie Graves 3rd row Mgr. Shelly Williams, Mgr. Jodi Stevenson, Krissy Bell, Juanita Hamilton, Kendra Gibson, Sandi Davis, Doreen Bergley, Jeanine Woody, Mgr. Nicole Patton. J.H. Track 1st row: Curt Roberts, Robbie Reynolds, Randy Ceynar, Mgr. Brad Clark, Richard Zimmerman. 2nd row Coach Burke, Tracy Hollen-back, Todd Hewlett, Brian Pulliam, Jeff Meyers, Matt Morrow, James Pykiet 79 pm 1� • • � • ™� � «««■ • «� � . «•� « ■ •—. «« Junior High Pom Pon 96 Front Row: Krissy Bell, Staci Sharp. 2nd Row: Doreen Bergley, Cina Barnes. 3rd Row: Shelly Williams. Not Pictured: Jodi Stevenson. Junior High Cheerleaders 97 Junior High Wrestling Row 1: Richard Zimmerman, Blue Stevens, Kabin Carder, Brad Clark, John Stevens. Row 2: Mr. Darry Darter, Tracy Hollenback, Todd Hewlett, Jeff Myers, Curt Mitchell, James Pykiet, Phillip Anderson. Spelling Bee Contestants Row 1: Kim Otis (Runner-up), Ginger Martin, (Winner), Row 2: Rod Anderson, Curtis Stambaugh, Ami Parker, Jason Weiss, Howard Hartman, Jason Baldridge, Row 3: Marcy Shepard, Lisa Kunz, Krissy Bell, James Pykiet, Phillip Anderson, Michelle Shephard, Kelli Seay, Jennifer Parker 98 Junior High Band First Row: Penny Inkelaar, Doreen Bergley, Micki Whitted, Brenda Reynolds, Carrie Graves, Patricia Weaver, Second Row: Jeanine Woody, Melinda Baum, Joanna Weiss, Susan Tice, Jennifer Parker, Cina Barnes, Luana Lewis, Todd Hewlett, Nicole Patton, Brad Bodine, Krissy Bell, Kendra Gibson, Staci Sharp, Annette Allen, Third Row: Shelley Williams, Curtis Cox, Danny Macy, Robbie Reynolds, Kabin Carder, Darren Bannon, Jessica Dutton, Terry Lauderbaugh, John Stephens, Mike Mahlandt, Phillip Anderson, James Pykiet, Jason Cathey, Richard Zimmerman, Travis Carr, Kristi Adams, David Cash, Jeff Myers, Melanie Baum, Fourth Row: Mr. Bush, Randy Ceynar, Curt Roberts, Brad Clark, Gary Parker, Juanita Hamilton, Not Pictured: Matt Morrow, Jodi Stevenson, Sandi Davis Twirler: Shelly Williams, Flag Corp: Staci Sharp, Nicole Patton, Melanie Baum, Majorette: Krissy Bell 99 Front Row: Mrs. Parker, Ginger Martin, Jodi Stevenson, Melody Danley, Luanna Lewis, Staci Sharp, Shelly Williams, Jennifer Parker. Back Row: Lisa Kunz, Gina Lott, Lisa Huster, Krissy Bell, Patricia Weaver, Kristy Adams, Melanie Baum, Melissa Dan-ley, Joanna Weiss, Michelle Barker, Annette Allen. Chorus And Girls Ensemble Front Row: Mrs. Parker, Wesley Dutton, Jennifer Parker, Carrie Graves, Brian Nichols, John Stevens, Richard Zimmerman, Second Row: Patti Rose, Marjorie Sears, Jessica Dutton, Susan Tice, Danny Macy, Ginger Martin, Traci Williams, Jennifer Marks, Blue Stephans. Third Row: Jodi Stevenson, Melody Danley, Regina Diel, Annette Allen, Lisa Huster, Michelle Barker, Luanna Lewis, Lisa Kunz, Staci Sharp, Shelly Williams. Fourth Row: Daren Davis, Melanie Baum, Krissy Bell, Kendra Gibson, Kevin Austin, Cina Barnes, Brenda Reynolds. Fifth Row: Shera Kirkland, Andra Wilhite, Patricia Weaver, Melinda Baum, Chris O'Neill, Nichole Patton, Doreen Bergley, James Pykiet, Phillip Anderson, Tracy Hollenback, Kristy Adams, Penny Inkelaar, Julie Grippando. Front Row: Sax Quartet: Krissy Bell, James Pykiet, Richard Zimmerman, Brad Bodine (not pictured). Back Row: Clarinet I Trio: Melinda Baum, Staci Sharp, Sandy Davis. Clarinet II Trio: Jeanine Woody, Joanna Weiss, Annette Allen. Front Row: Richard Zimmerman, Jessica Dutton, Shelly Williams, Curtis Cox, Jennifer Parker. Back Row: Staci Sharp, Krissy Bell, Jeanine Woody, James Pykiet, Julie Grip-pando, Annette Allen. Row 1: Trumpet Quartet: Curtis Cox, Shelly Williams, Phillip Anderson, Jessica Dutton. Row 2: Woodwind Quintet: Jennifer Parker, Joanna Weiss, Patricia Weaver, Justin Price, Annette Allen. Row 3: Percussion Ensemble: Gary Roberts, Juanita FJamilton, Gary Parker, Matt Morrow, Randy Ceynar, Jodi Stevenson, Brad Clark. Solos And Ensembles 101 Mitchell Clay Terry Cody David Darter Kristi Davis Tonya Draper Shannon Grippando Angel Higgins Stephanie Hutchinson Rhonda Jones Charles Kaylor Rodney Moore Brent Nelson Michael Powell Rebecca Pykiet Kelli Seay Curtis Stambaugh Denise Thomas Penny White Tracy White Gary Young Mrs. Fleming Sixth Grade Rodney Anderson Manford Baum Raymond Bergley Pamela Blagden Greg Eastman Bart Fisher Russell Frank Carol Harris Shannon Hiebert Steven High Leonard Kaylor Derek Lichlyter Starla Miller Marcy Shephard Sheila Tatom Diana Todd Crystal Watkins Rex Williams Mrs. Robillard 102 Jeremy Allen Chantell Austin Charles Baum Jake Bodine Mary Clayton Danny Flippo Dennis Hammon Kiffany Knoll Brian Lindteigen David Mahlandt Devlin Mayfield Ami Parker Jon Patterson Lisa Smith Paul Stephens Michael Valentine Vicky Vermilyea Tina Weaver Jason Weiss Mrs. Schmidt Fifth Grade Jason Baldridge Wendy Cooper Mikol Davis Howard Hartman Christy Hiser Jason Lowery Kris Mauk Tina McFall Betty Moore Melinda Prichard Dustin Raupe Mark Roberts Chris Seal Lanie Seal Charles Smith David Snelling Les Tatom Joey Way Clint Williams Scott Winkler Mrs. Nispel ly L si si s 1 Uy si s si' 1- sly sly s 1 s y s y 103 ■ • Becky Baldridge Wayne Bodine Jenni Brewer Chad Brumley Marci Cochran Delvin Dawdy Trov Draper Kathy Gardner Jeff Gean Terry Gulick Lori Lauderbaugh Rachel Martin Todd McFall Leslie Miller Mickey Mitchell Eric Morrow Michelle Nichols Brook Nispel Darin Reynolds Angela Rogers James Sisk Curtis Smith Julie Stambaugh Shelly Swigart Paul Thomas Stanley Williams Randy Zellers Tammy Zimmerman Mrs. Clay Fourth Grade Jimmy Adams April Bowers John Byfield Johna Carr Garrett Clay James Diel Gary Eastman Kim High Stacy Howard Danielle Kunz Christina Laughlin Jeri Lott Penny Mahlandt Andy McGinnis Lesly Miller Dana Nixon Robert Patterson Jeff Provence Melinda Remsberg Aaron Reynolds Mike Roy Marsha Sears Chad Stover Michelle Thompson Justin Weiss Thad White Scott Williams Sheila Williams Mrs. Kittle 11 k mm i 104 Danielle Austin Raeford Bannon Tresa Broadstock Randy Bryan Brian Ceynar Charles Clayton Jamie Crews Shane Gannon Jennifer Pinkerton Christina Pollock Jodi Randall Jacob Rogers Chad Stevenson Clarissa Smith Jason Tate Brenda Tatom Michael Watkins Cody White Daylan Woltemath Kimberly Young Mrs. Lewis Third Grade Heather Baker Deanna Bastian Megan Bauman Wesley Cornelison Heidi Davis Damon Gustafson Angelia Lee Kathryn Moore Jerry Oliphant Ryan O'Neil Aaron Pykiet Leanna Remsberg Jesse Rhodes Mark Robinson Lauri Seay Scott Skinner Nicholas Stambaugh Angie Stull Frankie Williams Jason Woody Mr. Darter 105 Cheryl Bastian Ginger Byfield Anthony Clayton Bobby Cook Heather Davis Roxanne Ehrlick Belinda Martency Brandy Neice Shandell Nixon Jami O'Donnell Misty Patterson Bridget Price Larry Rau Jenni Stevenson joey Swigart Tammy Thomas Danny White Billy Williams Mrs. Visor Second Grade Chris Berry Charity Bloom Jarrod Brewer Ken Briley Robbie Gardner Stacy Goff Tony Miller Kendra Knoll Mary Nelson Tammy Parry April Powell Valerie Ratcliff Heather Rucker Kristi Smith Melissa Spires Kim Stockbauer Richey Wyatt Mrs. Rodriguez 106 Channelle Alley Monica Baker Greg Berry Melodee Brown Weston Bucher Alicia Calvert Nicholas Clay Michael Cochran Melanie Darter Ryan Dowers Shaunda Gannon Jimmy Garrison Crystal Humbolt Shilo Knapp Shawn Knollenberg Chris Kunz Monica Lindteigen Toby Myers Kristy Rhodes Michael Rhodes Stacey Schouten Mary Sears Jeff Smith Sydney Valentine Michael Wyatt Chris Zellers Mrs. Lovett First Grade Amy Bauman Nisha Belcher Matthew Broadstock Jimmy Cokeley Jason Frakes Brian Gardner Kelsey Gean Jacob Goldenstein Robert Herron Elise Kaylor Scott Lauderbaugh Melodie Leayman Robert Lee Melanie Lindteigen Christy McCune Ryan Provence Nathan Pykiet Mark Rau Becky Rausch Jason Rohr Brandi Romans Paula Stewart Mike Stockbauer Mindy Tate Randi Titus Marcus Wyatt Mrs. Hudson Kindergarten Becky Allen Barry Andrews Shayne Bannon Julie Blanton Julie Bodine Jeremy Browning Brian Bush Lawton Byfield Jody Cokely Shonna Courtney J.D. Cox Michael Cox Thomas Cunningham Patrick Dawson Troy Dowers Andy Eastman Stefani Engle Dawn Gash Kelly Gustafson Dustin Hatmaker Tyra Hoogendoorn Heather Hopper Deuane Howard Jesse Howard Raymond Kraft Melissa Lee Matthew Lichlyter John Lykins Travis Martin Adam McBee Joshua McCleary Natalie Miller Stephanie Morgan Eugene Nichols Ashley O'Neil Erin O'Neil Stacy Page Misty Parry Jon Pinkerton Shelley Randall Maria Rhoads Stephanie Rollins Amber Rucker Aaron Scaffidi John Seay Wendy Sheets Jeremy Smith Shelly Stockbauer Quincy Stull Billy Swigart Justin Tatom Rachel Vaughn Tony Williams Mrs. Jenkins 108 Index Adams, Lisa 23, 45, 66, 67, 72, 73, 74 Allard, Janet 19, 21, 50, 80 Allen, Eric 19, 36, 39, 44, 49, 61, 62, 63, 70, 72, 74, 75 Anderson, Michelle 6, 9, 49, 52, 57, 63, 67, 68, 69, 70, 72, 74 Ayers, Ross 23, 42, 46, 70 Baldridge, Judy 68, 69, 84 Bannon, Colleen 3, 19, 36, 40, 41, 50, 51 Barber, Brian 6, 9, 63, 74, 75 Barber, Rhonda 26, 32, 45, 67, 68, 70 Barnes, Carey 19, 36, 39, 46, 70, 74 Barnes, Kyle 6, 9 Barr, Bob 81 Bell, Carol 79 Bell, Casandra 3, 6, 9, 17, 49, 52, 60, 61, 63, 67, 68, 70, 74, 75 Bergley, Diann 19, 41, 50, 68 Bergley, Marie 19, 32, 50, 51, 67 Bergley, Mark 19, 36, 44, 70 Briley, Carolyn 23, 45, 70 Briley, Marilyn 26, 45 Brumbaugh, Carl 6, 9, 30, 42, 70 Brumbaugh, Connie 19, 68 Bryan, Dondi 23 Bryan, Tori 19, 66, 67 Burden, Kent 9, 74, 75 Burke, Dan 36, 38, 39, 82 Burns, John 23 Bush, Bill 74, 75, 84, 88 Carbon, Keith 6, 9, 70 Carl, Larry 23 Carr, Tim 19, 30 Carter, Kathy 3, 19, 73, 74 Carter, Kelly 26, 39, 44, 70 Cash, George 26, 73, 74 Cash, Tim 23, 44, 70 Cash, Tina 6, 10, 66 Caster, Wesley 6, 9 Ceynar, Allen 23 Clark, Brian 19, 44 Clapper, Pam 19 Clasen, Diane 6, 10, 63, 67, 68, 69, 73, 74, 75 Cody, Perry 26, 42, 44, 73, 74 Conde, Rob 19, 30, 42, 44, 70 Condon, Jonny 17, 19, 30, 44, 70 Coombes, Connie 78 Coombes, Kevin 26, 39, 74, 75 Coombes, Sheri 3, 6, 10, 49, 52, 54, 55, 56, 57, 67, 68, 70, 72 Cotter, Cheryl 6, 10, 49, 67, 68, 69, 72 Cotter, Don 20, 30, 42, 70 Cottrell, Fred 2, 40, 41, 44, 82, 83 Cox, Charlene 20, 66 Cox, David 88 Crumbliss, Jack 30, 82, 83 Darter, Kevin 26, 39, 46, 63, 74 Davis, Debbie 32, 45, 83, 88 Davis, Kathy 6, 10, 32, 40, 41, 70, 74 Davis, Rodney 26, 30, 32, 74 Dawdy, Kim 27, 32, 66, 67, 68, 73 Dawdy, Michealine 27, 67, 68, 73 Diel, Jona 20, 66, 73 Donley, Don 17, 49, 72, 79 Dunagan, Norma 23, 52, 62, 67, 68, 74, 75 Dunlap, Tina 23, 32, 67, 68, 69, 72, 74 Dutton, Del Ray 27, 68, 73 Dutton, Duke 23 Eaton, John 23, 80 Elswick, Pam 6, 10, 32, 49, 52, 54, 55, 58, 62, 67, 68, 70 Evans, Kenneth 20, 46, 70 Fiddick, Barry 27 Fiddick, Jill 66 Fisher, Diane 20, 50, 51, 63, 67 Floyd, Leslie 23, 40, 41, 45, 49, 62 Fraley, Kim 27, 32, 41, 52, 67, 68, 70, 75 Frank, Rana 27, 73, 74, 75 Garrison, Brandy 3, 20 Gibson, Kim 20, 32, 67, 70, 72, 74 Gilbert, Kim 6, 10, 32, 52, 54, 55, 67 Gray, Vickie 27, 66 Green, Shelby 20, 30, 36, 44, 49, 62, 70, 72, 74 Griffis, Ken 20 Grippando, Wendy 23, 66, 73, 74 Hamilton, Cynthia 17, 20, 45, 63, 67, 68, 73, 74, 75 Harris, Kendra 27, 32, 45, 67, 68, 70, 74, 75 Hart, Carrie 20, 66 Hays, Melody Macy 6, 10, 73 Hewlett, Teresa 23, 32, 40, 41, 45, 49, 52, 63, 67, 70, 74 109 Index Pickett, Brian 6, 11. 49, 63, 74, 75 Polk, Jeff 6, 11, 30, 36, 44, 55, 57, 70 Polk, Patricia 6, 11 Pottorff, Catherine 81, 88 Pottorff, Tim 24, 49, 60, 62, 63, 74, 75 Potts, Eugene 23, 24, 30, 36, 44, 70, 72, 74, 75 Poulos, Bret 21 Pouncey, Thressa 6, 11, 66 Powell, Adam 27, 42 Price, Vance 7, 11, 30, 36, 46, 55, 57, 70 Prichard, Kevin 24, 44 Provence, Dan 42, 44, 83, 88 Pykiet, Jim 36, 39, 81 Raupe, Brenda 3, 7, 11, 40, 70 Raupe, Stacey 27, 32, 41, 68, 70, 74 Rausch, Mike 7, 11, 30, 42, 44, 49, 55, 60, 70, 72 Rhodes, Dusty 42, 44, 84 Roberts, Chris 24, 30, 39, 44, 63, 74, 75 Roberts, Gary 27, 30, 42, 63, 74 Rose, Robin 3, 7, 11, 32, 50, 70 Rose, Tom 27, 39 Rounkles, Dane 27, 30, 42, 44 Rounkles, Randy 7, 12, 30, 49, 70 Schul, Doris 27, 73 Seal, Valerie 7, 12, 32, 33, 40, 56, 57, 70, 72 Shaver, Scott 21, 42, 44, 70, 73 Shaver, Steve 21 Simon, Albert 26, 27, 30, 39, 44, 70, 74 Simon, Allen 21, 42, 46 Simon, Terri 23, 24, 32, 40, 74 Sisk, Dana 26, 27, 32, 45, 52, 60, 67, 68, 70, 73, 74 Sisk, Sydney 21, 32, 49, 52, 58, 63, 67, 68, 69, 70, 72, 74, 75 ’ Skinner, Lezli 27, 45, 68, 70 Stevenson, Kelli 19, 21, 45, 70, 73, 74, 75 Higgins, Jerry 27 Higgins, Jim 20 High, David 23, 30, 42, 44, 70, 74 Hill, Matt 20, 30, 42, 44, 70 Hiser, Tim 6, 10 Hollenback, Bryan 20, 30, 44, 49, 70 Huster, Cristina 41, 45, 62 Huster, Frank 44 Howell, Jannette 20, 50, 51, 67, 68, 72 Inkelaar, Mark 6, 10 Jennings, Jo 3, 84 Jones, Cheryl 19, 20, 44, 50, 62, 6u Joseph, Lisa 27, 40, 41, 73, 74 Knowles, Steve 24, 39, 46, 63,74, 75 Kobbe, Chuck 6, 10, 30, 36, 46, 55, 57 Kunz, Ann 88 Kunz, Greg 24, 42, 62, 70, 73 Lanier, Gary 6, 10, 30, 36, 55 Laughlin, Tony 27, 46, 73, 74 Leivian, Rashelle 19, 79 Lindteigen, Dean 84 Little, Terry 20, 30, 42, 46, 70 Lowery, Mike17, 20, 44, 49, 70, 73, 74 Macy, J.P. 21, 32, 33, 40, 45, 49, 56, 57, 60, 70 Marks, Tina 24, 60, 62 Meyer, Cora 21, 40, 41, 67, 68, 70 Meyer, Rodney 27, 39, 46, 73, 74 Miles, Stuart 24, 74 Mohr, Rendy 24, 45, 67, 68, 70 Moore, Shawn 27, 30, 39, 44, 70 Moran, Shawn 6, 11 Morrow, Mark 11 Morrow, Mike 21 Mykel, Tammy 66, 80 Mykel, Kevin 26, 32, 36, 39, 80, 82 McCune, Tim 20 McGee, Kristy 27, 45, 67, 70, 73 Nelson, Darwin 24 Nelson, Twyla 6, 11, 67, 68, 69 Nispel, Bruce 21, 46, 70 O'Neill, Amy 24 Otin, LaLanie 21, 24 Otis, Travis 42, 44, 63, 74, 75 Parker, William 17, 78 Parker, Jan 84 Parsons, Kim 6, 11, 49, 52, 63, 67, 68, 74 . Payton, Timothy 27 Petrie, Serena 23, 24, 32, 42, 49, 62, 68, 69, 70 Pickett, Brent 27, 39, 63, 74, 75 Stone, Shelly 3, 7, 12, 40, 70 Stover, Chris 7, 12 Stover, Sean 23, 24, 36, 39, 44, 70, 74, 75 Stubbs, John 24 Taylor, Dan 7, 12, 75 Thiel, Chuck 21 Thi Le, Phi 20, 66 Thomas, Kevin 3, 21, 46, 70 Toon, Jason 7, 12 Toon, Jenny 21, 73 Turner, Sandra 24, 66, 67, 73 Valentine, Darin 24, 63, 75 Valentine, Drew 24, 30, 42, 73, 74 Valentine, Shawna 19, 21, 36, 40, 41, 50, 51, 62, 70 Wakefield, Jeff 24, 36, 44, 70, 74 Wade, Ginger 27, 68 Walker, Bette 21 Warden, Marc 12 Warden, Teo 24, 44 Watkins, Perry 27, 39 Way, Rick 24 Weishaar, Curtis 24, 42, 44, 70, 73, 74 Weishaar, Kandy 73 Weishaar, Steve 7, 12, 49, 74, 75 Wells, Mary 21, 50, 51, 63, 67, 73, 74, 75 Index 0 Zimmerman, Brian 21, 42, 63, 70, 74, 75 Indicates number of times on 1982 honor roll As directors in the productin of the 1982 Bulldog Memories, Mrs. Rashelle Leivian and I wish to thank all those staff members for their many hours of hard work and dedication. I also wish to commend the friends of staff members who helped with their support in all capacities. To the faculty and staff I express my thanks for your co-operation in our efforts connected with the 1982 yearbook. And lastly I wish to extend my appreciation to the fine student body for making this publication possible. You have the right to be proud to be a student of Douglass High School. Sincerely, Mrs. Jo Jennings Whitson, Vickie 24 Wilhite, Allan 12 Wilhite, Eric 24 Wilks, Jerri 27, 68 Williams, Charlie 12, 73 Williamson, Danny 24, 30, 39, 44, 63, 70, 73, 74, 75 Woody, Marshall 21, 46, 63, 74, 75 Wright, Mary 3, 7, 12, 40, 44, 62, 70, 72 Yates, Randy 24 Zaldivar, David 7, 12, 30, 42, 44, 49, 55, 70 Zaldivar, Dean 26, 27, 30, 42, 44, 60, 70, 72, 74 Zaldivar, Vickiy 21, 32, 50, 51, 58, 67 Good Bye. 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