Douglass High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Douglass, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1984 volume:

TOGETHER IN ”84” Jo Jennings; Danny Williamson-Asst. Ed.; Rod Meyer; Dondi Bryan Lisa Adams; Terri Ford; Kendra Harris; Tina Dunlap Kristy McGee; Lezli Skinner Teresa Hewlett-Editor Douglass High School First And Hwy. 77 Douglass, Kansas August, 83 - May, 84 Yearbook price - $9.00 Title 1 DEDICATION Each year the yearbook is dedicated to a special teacher. A ballot is taken among only the juniors and seniors to help in making this decision. This year the dedication is to Mr. Renfro. Dick Renfro is fairly new to our school system but is certainly among the most popular teachers. He teaches biology classes of different levels. Mr. Renfro is also the head football coach, freshman basketball coach, and assistant track coach. When the students were asked what makes Mr. Renfro special to them, the most common response was that he is very understanding and he cares about you as a person. Many said that they often look to him for advice on both academic and personal problems. Students have also commented that they really like the way Mr. Renfro teaches because he tries to teach the subject on their level. And his positive attitude helps to brighten up everyones day. All in all there are three words that describe Mr. Renfro — caring, understanding, and FUN!!! 2 Dedication Seniors ....... Juniors ....... Sophomores Freshmen Fall Activities Winter Activities Spring Activities Student Life Teachers ...... Junior High Grade School Index ......... Contents 3 SONGS, MOVIES, CONCERTS ZZ Top Concert Def Leppard Risky Business Up The Creek AND GROUPS OF 1984 TOGETHER IN ’84 Together ... Looking back at all the promises we made and the dreams we had. We won, lost; laughed, cried and were happy and sad. Together ... We would never give up when we thought we were right. But with all our heart we had the will to get up and fight. Together ... When things went wrong and did not go our way. We would remember there is always tomorrow and another day. Together ... We had classes that seemed to have no ending. Always you would find us looking at a window daydreaming. Together ... When the days are long. Some grumble that lifes all wrong. Together ... As we walk down the halls saying good-bye. Wondering later in life, if our friendship will die. Together ... We stand together watching the sky. With the moon so bright and the stars so high. Together ... As the time grows near with summer on the way. There are things to do and words to say. Together ... The time has come; for some will leave and some will stay. In years to come they will be back another day. Together . . . As the few walk out the door. Our memories forever are in here together in ’84. by Tina Dunlap ... Footloose ... Hard To Hold ... .. Christine . .. Where The Boys Are 5 Front: Danny Williamson, Pres.: Back: David High, Stuco Rep.; Sean Stover, V-Pres.; Up your nose with this pencil! Teresa Hewlett, Sec-Treas. The senior class of 84 are in an elite class of their own. They are a fun-spirited group who have worked very hard to get where they are. John Eaton has been the class sponsor for all four years. As well as being a warm individual, he has helped in more ways than one. At fund raisers Mr. Eaton was always there to lend a helping hand, or a teasing comment. When the class started the first of four years at DHS, teachers wondered what they were getting themselves into after hearing all the rumors about the class being rowdy. But after a couple of months the teachers learned that they were stuck with the class and had to make the best of it. The best was better then they thought it to be. TflE YEAR 8 4 The twin Heisman trophy winners! 6 Seniors USA A ADAMS Yearbook Staff 4. Track 2; FHA 4; Pep Club 1-4; Y-Teens 1.2.3 Treas. 2 STUCO Rep 2.3; Cadet Lawman Academy. Band 1-4; Speech Drama 1.4; Choir 2.3; Basketball Mgr 2.3.4 ROSS AYRES Wrestling 1-4; D-Club 1-4. Baseball 2.3.4 genioftg ... CAROLYN DIANNE BRILEY Volleyball 3; Track 2 JOHN BURNS Wrestling 3.4 LARRY E CARL Track 3.4. D-Club 3.4. Basketball 3.4 ALLEN D. CEYNAR Football 4; Wrestling 3; D-Club 3 4 DONDI BRYAN Yearbook Staff 4 TIM CASH Football 3.4, Wrestling 2.3; Track 2.3.4; State Track 2.3; D-Club 2.3.4; CPL Mile Relay Champs 2; CPL 440 Relay Champs 2 GAYLE L. CROWLEY Volleyball 1-4; FFA 3; Cheerleader 1.2.4; WAC 1-4; Pep Club 1.2.3; FHA 4; Basketball 1; Track 1; STUCO 1; Chorus 2; Football Queen Candidate 4; Wrestling Queen Candidate 4; FFA Sweetheart Candidate 3; National High School Rodeo Assoc. 3.4 7 genio ts... NORMA DUNAGAN Southwestern Honors Band 4; Class Honor Queen 1-4; Baseball Mgr 3-4. Baseball Mgr. 3-4. Speech Drama 1.2.3; Volleyball 1; Girl's State; FHA 1-4. Band 1-4 Stage Band 2-4. Wrestling Mgr. 2; Track Mgr. 1; WAC 1-4. Pep Club 1-4; Stuco 2.4 Treas 4; Football Cheerleader 1-3; Wrestling Cheerleader 3 Capt 3; N H S 4 TINA MARIE DUNLAP Volleyball Mgr 3.4; Band 1-4; Yearbook Stall 4; Stuco 2.4; Volleyball 2; WAC 3.4; Pep Club 1-4. Who's Who Yearbook 4; FHA 1-4 Historian 2.4 District Historian 4 TERRI L FORD Basketball 1-4; WAC 1-4; Pep Club 1-4; Stuco 3.4; Stage Band 1.3.4; Class Sec Treas. 2.3; Yearbook Staff 4; N.H S. 3.4; Band 1-4; All Tournament Team 3; Homecoming Court 3; Volleyball 1.2.3; KOYY Dream Team 3; Basketball Homecoming Queen 4 CHARLENE HERREN Band 2.4; Choir 2; Choraliers 2 DAVID HIGH Football 1-4; Band 1.2.3: Track 2.3.4; Boy's State: D-Club 1-4 Class Stuco Rep 4; Wrestling 1-4 WENDY KAY GRIPPANDO N.H S. 3.4; Y-Teens 2.3 Sec. 3; Stuco 4 Band 1-4; Speech Drama 3.4; Who's Who Yearbook 4; Choraliers 2: Aide 3 LISA DAWN HAYS Pom-Pon 1; Pep Club 1.2; Track Mgr. 1.4; Choir 3; WAC 1; FHA 1; Band 1.3; Stuco 1; Speech Drama 3.4 TERESA RENEE HEWLETT Yearbook Staff 3.4 Editor 4; N.H.S. 2.3.4 V-Pres. 4; FHA 1.3.4. Stuco 4; WAC 1-4 V-Pres. 3 Pres. 4; Pep Club 1-4; Class Sec. 4. Volleyball 1-4 Capt 4; Girl's State; Stuco 3.4 Sec. 4; Basketball Cheerleader 1-3 Capt. 3; Football Cheerleader 1-4 Capt. 4; Band 1-4 Stuco 3 V-Pres. 4; Majorette 3.4; Basketball 1-4 Capt 4; Track 1-4; Basketball Football Homecoming Court 4; CPL Al League Volleyball 3.4; Woman Athlete of the Year 4 STEVEN VINCENT KNOWLES Basketball 1-4. Band 1-4; Stage Band 1-4; Baseball 2; D-Club 2.3.4; Class Sec 1; Basketball Escort 4; Percussion Ens. 2; Football 4 GREG KUNZ Football 3.4; Aide 3.4; Choraliers 1-4; Choir 3; Speech Drama 1.2.4; One Act Play 2; D-Club 2.3.4; Wrestling STUART L. MILES Band 1.2 RENDY DEANEAN MOHR State Speech Drama 3. WAC 1-4; Pep Club 1.2.3; FHA 1.2.3; Wrestling Mgr Cheerleader 3; Wrestling Mgr. 4; Trackl. 2.4; State Track 1; Speech Drama 3 TRAVIS OTIS Wrestling 2; Band 1.2.3: Basketball 1; Chorus 1; Stage Band 1.2.3; Track 2 SERENA BELLE PETRIE Volleyball 1-4; WAC 1-4; Lion's All State Band 3; Speech Drama 2. Class Pres 2.3; Track 1; Pep Club 1-4; Flag Corps 3. Yearbook Staff 3; Stuco 3.4 V-Pres 4; Football Homecoming Queen 4; Band 3.4; Girl’s State; N.H.S. 2.3.4; FHA 1-4 Treas. 2 V-Pres 3; Basketball Football Court 3; EUGENE POTTS Football 1-4. Track 2.3; Cadet Lawmen Academy 3; Basketball 1-4; D-Ciub 1-4; Band 1-4; Baseball 1.4. Stuco 2.3.4 Pres 4; Stage Band 1-4; Class Pres. 1; All-League and All-League Hon Mention 3.4 Football; Basketball Escort 2.3; Southwestern Honors Band 4. Brass Ensemble 2.3.4 DARWIN NELSON D-Club 3.4. Wrestling 3; Football 3.4; Track 3 TIM POTTORFF N.H.S. 2.3.4; Stuco 3.4; Boy s State; D-Ciub i-4. Football Mgr. 1-4. Speech Drama 2.3.4. Stage Band 1-4. Class Honor King 1-4. Band 1-4; KEVIN PRICHARD Track 2; Wrestling 3.4 9 sewio ts... CHRIS ROBERTS Track 2.3.4; Band 1.2.3; Basketball 1-4; Aide 4; D-Club 2.3.4; Football 1-4; Stage Band 1.2.3; Hon Mention All-League Kicker 4 JON STUBBS Wrestling 3; Aide 4 JEFF WAKEFIELD Class Treas. 1; D-Club 1-4; Football 1.3.4; Band 1-4; Track 1-4; Basketball 1-4. Football All-League 1st Team Detense 4. Hon. Mention Defense 3; Basketball All-League 2nd Team 3 CURTIS G. WEISHAAR Football 3.4. Track 1-4; Wrestling 2.3.4, Band 1-4. Choraliers 2.3.4; D-Club 1-4. Boy's State ERIC P WILHITE Track 1.3.4; Football 4; Basketball 3.4; Aide 4. D Club 3.4 10 SEAN STOVER Football 1-4; Stuco 4; Basketball 1-4; Track 1-4; Stage Band 1-4. Band 1.2.3.p; D-Club 1-4; Aide 4. Class V-Pres. 1.2.4; Boy’s State; All-League Lineman 4. Hon. Mention All-League Linebacker 4 SANDY TURNER Chorus 2.3,4. Choraliers 4. Y-Teens 2; Pep Club 2 VICKIE WHITSON Pep-Club 1.2.4 DANNY WILLIAMSON Football 1-4; Band 1-4. Basketball 1-4. Aide 4; Track 1-4, Stage Band 1-4; Choraliers 2.3; Speech Drama 3.4. Boy's State; Yearbook Staff coeditor 4. Class President 4. Class V-president 3; D-Club 1-4 League Champ High Hurdles 3; Southwestern Honors Band 4 JUNIORS - CLASS OF 85 Dana Sisk. Secretary Frank Huster. Vice-President Albert Simon. President Kevin Coombes. Stuco Rep Kim Fraley. Treasurer Juniors 11 Lisa Anderson April Blachowski David Blachowski Marilyn Briley Kelly Carter Perry Cody Kevin Coombes Kevin Darter Rod Davis Del Ray Dutton Mikki Eaglin Kim Fraley Rana Frank 12 Juniors Kendra Harris Michelle Hartley Jerry Higgins Jeff Houser Frank Huster Kristy McGee Rodney Meyer Shawn Moore Chuck Nachbor Tim Payton Brent Pickett Adam Powell Thomas Queen Juniors 13 Carla Ramjohn Stacy Raupe Steve Rausch Gary Roberts Tom Rose Dane Rounkles Albert Simon Dana Sisk Lezli Skinner Rodney Wallace Perry Watkins Kandy Weishaar Dean Zaldivar 14 Juniors SOPHOMORES This year’s sophomore class is really proud of its athletic and academic achievements. They have done well raising funds for their class. During the year they have sold cups and worked their share of concessions. Along with their sponsors, Mrs. Jennings and Mrs. Baldridge, the sophomore class has worked hard to achieve its goals. Danny Macy. Secretary Gary Parker, President Matt Morrow, Vice-President Todd Hewlett, Stuco Rep. Kristi Adams Annette Allen Kevin Austin Daren Bannon Melanie Baum Melinda Baum Krissy Bell Kabin Carder Randy Ceynar Curtis Cox Sandi Davis Kendra Gibson Carrie Graves Julie Grippando Juanita Hamilton Todd Hewlett Tracy Hollenback Danny Macy Curt Mitchell Heath Monroe 16 Sophomore Matt Morrow Jeff Myers Brian Nichols Chris O’Neill Kim Otis Gary Parker Jennifer Parker Nicole Patton James Pykiet David Reynolds Robbie Reynolds Staci Sharp Ted Shellhamer Deana Shook Susan Tice David Turner Lonnie Wallace Patricia Weaver Joanna Weiss Roy Williamson Jeanine Woody Robert Yeargane Sophomore 17 Freshman Officers: (from left to right) Lisa Huster, Vice-President: Brad Bodine, President; Gena Lott. Secretary Treasurer; Cina Barnes. Student Council Representative. Is it Hubba Bubba? It's got to be here somewhere. It’s a Richard-in-the-Box! What a cute face! oh no. it’s the mummy and he’s loose in the gym!!!! Have you heard the latest about 18 Freshmen Phillip Anderson Cina Barnes Doreen Bergley Brad Bodine Katharine Bradford Jason Cathey Bradley Clark Randy Clark Kelly Dawson Regina Diel Wesley Dutton Kevin Gulick Jerry Houser Lisa Huster Penny Inkelaar Lisa Kunz Terry Lauderbaugh Freshmen 19 Luana Lewis Gena Lott Mike Mahlandt Ginger Martin Randy Minihan Danny Morckel Justin Price Raymond Queen Brenda Reynolds Curt Roberts Patti Rose Shelly Schmidt Jodi Stevenson Micki Whitted Andra Wilhite 20 Freshmen Candids 21 T O G E T H E R W E C A N Varsity (First Row)-Tina Dunlap. Manager; Cina Barnes. Manager; (Second Row)-Staci Sharp; Kendra Gibson; Kendra Harris; Kim Fraley; Krissy Bell; Patricia Weaver; (Third Row)-Kevin Mykel, Asst. Coach; Dana Sisk; Debbie Davis, Head Coach; (Fourth Row)-Gayle Crowley; Teresa Hewlett. Captain; Serena Petrie, Captain. ijasiuiMi The volleyball season started August 18th with two practices a day and a hopeful outlook with a lot of spirit and support by eveyone. Varsity and junior varsity made an appearance in new uniforms to help start the season. Everyone advanced and learned skills fast. But, Douglass varsity had some frustrating times. It was hard setting and keeping their own pace in a game. At times it took them a whole game before they would get the aggressive animalistic attitude. The Douglass variety ended the season with 5 wins and 21 losses. They went into Sub-State seated eighth. The varsity squad left from Douglass High School two hours early for Sub-State playoffs. The team had an hour to wake-up and get some serious thinking done about the game ahead. They played Belle Plaine three games. The first game was lost to the Dragons 15-4. The second game the Bulldogs came from behind 14-3 to win 16-14. The third and final game was taken by the Dragons. All hopes of going to State were lost. There were many individual victories accomplished during a game. Down-hard spikes, gave our team a surge of powerful energy. The main subject in volleyball is to “get ahead and “keep ahead’ and “pound on the other team . Once these goals of mental punishment towards the other team is accomplished, you’re in the lead. 24 Volleyball BUILDING FOR A NEW TOMORROW Junior Varsity (First Row)-Tina Dunlap. Manager; Joanna Weiss; Jody Stevenson; Melinda Baum; Ginger Martin; Cina Barnes. Manager; (Second Row)-Kevin Mykel. Asst. Coach; Patricia Weaver; Kristi Adams; Andrea Wilhite; Annette Allen; Debbie Davis. Head Coach. The title junior varsity is given to the girls who are not quite consistent in their skills. They are still in a process of learning plays. The junior varsity made tremendous progress throughout the season. Volleyball 25 FOOTBALL ' First row: Mgr. Tim Pottorft, Curtis Cox, Robbie Reynolds, Jeff Myers, Randy Clark, Kelly Carter, Gary Parker, Kabin Carder, Brad Clark, Curt Roberts. Mgr. Randy Ceynar, Second row: Brad Bodine, Steve Knowles, Mike Mahlandt, Jason Cathy, David High, Eugene Potts. Justin Price, Curtis Weishaar. Allen Ceynar, Chris O'Neill. Kevin Gulick, Tim Payton, Rodney Wallace. Roy Williamson, Kevin Darter, Jerry Houser, Frank Huster, Chuck Nachbor, James Pykiet. Rodney Davis. Todd Hewlett. Fourth row: Sean Stover. Shawn Moore, Chris Roberts, Tom Rose, David Reynolds, Greg Kunz. Eric Wilhite. Danny Williamson, Dean Zaldivar, Matt Morrow, Jeff Wakefield, Tim Cash, Albert Simon, Coach Dick Renfro The returning senior football players were a little disappointed when an unfortuante accident left one of the players unable to compete in this years football squad. The coaches were pleased with this years team overall. They agreed that “there were a few disappointing places in the squad but we were able to get them worked out.'6 Even though the team didn’t receive the honor to go to State playoffs this year, they were happy with their winning season. Football is a very demanding sport which requires a tremendous amount of determination and concentration. Even though the game takes total concentration, on the practice field there was some goof- ing off which created a lively atmosphere for the players and the coach. Of course the coaches were really the ones to goof off. The senior football players would like to thank the coaches, the fans and the rest of the football squad and say “good luck next year!” 26 Football Football 27 HOMECOMING WAS TOTALLY CAPTIVATING The scene was set for the 1983 Football Homecoming. The theme, “Total Eclipse of the Heart”, was played softly while the queen candidates were escorted around the football field by Ken Bell in his Corvette convertible. The first candidate was Gayle Crowley. Gayle as a senior has been active in volleyball, wrestling cheerleader, along with other organizations. She was escorted by Steve Rausch, a junior. The next candidate was Teresa Hewlett, a senior. Teresa served as secretary treasurer of the Senior class. She has been active in volleyball, basketball, track and many other activities. Teresa was escorted by Danny Williamson, a senior. The third candidate was Serena Petrie. Serena, also a senior, has been very active in volleyball, FHA and many other extra-curricular activities. She was escorted by Jeff Wakefield, also a senior. The reigning queen J.P. Macy, was escorted onto the field by Tim Cash, a senior. After the candidates and their escorts had taken their places, the crown bearer and the flower girl were escorted out on the field by Ginger Martin. They were Brian Bush and Courtney Renfro. A silence fell over the crowd as Kendra Harris read the final words. The 1983 Football Homecoming Queen is ... Serena Petrie. As the crowd watched excitedly, Jeff tried to remember what to do next. After the cape and the crown were placed on Serena, he kissed her. Then Serena reminded Jeff about the flowers. Embarrassment overwhelmed him as he retrieved the flowers. To make up for his blunder, he planted another kiss on her lips without hesitation. The remainder of the evening was memorable. 28 Homecoming J.P. Macy. Tim Cash Gayle Crowley. Steve Rausch Teresa Hewlett. Danny Williamson Homecoming 29 WE LOVE IT, YEA, WE WE LOVE CHEER Ribbons Won: “Outstanding Jumps, Stunts” “Outstanding Leadership” “Outstanding Cheering Skills” (L to R) Jody Stevenson, Fr; Staci Sharp, So; Dana Sisk, Jr; Lisa Huster. Fr; Krissy Bell. So: Kendra Gibson. So; Teresa Hewlett, Sr. Captain. Football Cheerleading practice started the second week of June. Cheerleader workweek followed. Raising money for camp was hard; many people were not able to supply jobs for the cheerleaders to earn money. Everyone was enthusiastic for the spirited season ahead. The squad consisted of one senior, one junior, three sophomores and two freshman. Camp was a hot and sweaty experience. But, it all paid off in the end. The cheering mate- rial we brought home was used over and over. We also learned just what each of us had to give, and to what limit we could be pushed. Mrs. Baldridge was our sponsor and a real help to us. We were grateful to her for washing uniforms, providng snacks, and to make us feel it was all really worth it. We always tried to please our fans and team, sometimes we tried too hard. But, no-matter how tough it got we stuck behind our decision, right or wrong. Roomates: Jody-Lisa H. Dana-Gail Krissy-Kendra G. Lisa K.-Jennifer Kendra H. Goal GroupLeader: Angie Cook Routines Learned: “Flashdance” “Some Kind of Friend’ Cheers done at Camp: “Bulldogs are Victorious” “Bulldogs want a Victory” Camp Director: Keith Adkins Chants Learned at Camp: “A.U.T.O. matic were hot” “Do you feel the heat alright’ “Pride gets things done” Cheers Learned at Camp: Different Better” “D.H.S.” “Bulldogs . . Bulldogs” Hey .. Bulldogs” Routine taken to Camp: Beat It 30 Football Cheerleaders THE BAND MARCHES ONU! 1st Row: L. Huster. S. Davis, K. Harris, J. Stevenson, G. Parker, R. Davis, M. Morrow. B. Clark, S. Knowles, J. Hamilton, R. Ceynar, K. Darter. T. Otis, S. Raupe, S. Sharp, D. Sisk, N. Patton, 2nd Row: C. Weishaar, J. Pykiet, J. Weiss, A. Allen, K. Adams, J. Myers, M. Baum. B. Pickett, T. Pottorff, K. Gibson, R. Zimmerman, M. Whitted, B. Bush (Director). T. Hewlett (Field Conductor). M. Baum, J. Parker, B. Bodine, T. Hewlett, K. Bell. J. Wakefield, H. Monroe, K. Coombes, P. Cody, T. Lauderbaugh, P. Anderson, D. Macy, 3rd Row: N. Dunagan, L. Adams, M. Hartley, C, Graves, D. Bergley, T. Dunlap, T. Weaver, D. Williamson, W. Grippando, S. Petrie, D. Reynolds, B. Reynolds. P. Inkelaar, R. Meyer, D. Zaldivar, A. Simon, S. Tice. L. Lewis, C. Barnes, J. Woody. R. Frank, E. Potts, C, Cox. M. Mahlandy, Not Pictured: T, Ford, C. Herren. Although the band was smaller this year, they still were as strong as ever. Most of the marching band played football, so we were short key members. But we managed with the help of our band director, Mr. “Bill” Bush. On the field Teresa Hewlett, the field conductor, kept us all in line and kept the beat going. This year, we had a new flag squad. The three returning flag members were Kendra Harris, captain, Sandy Davis, and Nicole Patton. The new members were Stacey Raupe, Dana Sisk, Staci Sharp, and Lisa Huster, At first the flags had a hard time getting everything together, but finally we did and performed well in the end. The band really had fun this year at everything they did and I hope they continue to play as well as well as they do. Marching Band Flags 31 32 Winter Activities Winter Activities 33 SPIRIT, HEY. FIRE UP. ALRIGHT. SPIRIT HEY Bottom: Lisa Huster, Frosh. Standing: Kendra Gibson, Soph., Jodi Stevenson, Frosh., Dana Sisk Jr., Top: Krissy Bell, Soph., (Captain) Kneeling: Jennifer Parker, Soph. Standing: Gayle Crowley, Sr., Lisa Kunz, Frosh. Top: Kendra Harris, Jr. (Captain) This year’s winter sports, wrestling and basketball, did really well. Both cheering squads were excited to go with their teams to finals. State wrestling was in Hays and sub-state basketball in Hesston. The crowds were sometimes small but the teams could always count on the cheerleaders to be there. The cheerleaders did their best to bring the crowd and their teams out of the slumps. The cheerleaders did really well this year in supporting the teams. They made posters for the halls and decorated the player’s lockers. All and all, it was a good year for the winter sports, both cheerleaders and the athletes, here at D.H.S. 34 Cheerleaders FIRE UP, ALRIGHT. SPIRIT HEY FIRE UP!!! Kendra Harris, Wrestling Krissy Bell. Basketball The booster club this year was a real big “boost” to our team spirit. They were always at the sporting events to cheer our teams to victory. The boosters also made sandwiches and gave pop to the teams after a game. For each sport, they brought a camera and took individual pictures for the players. This went over real well and it also made a little money for the club. We would like to thank the booster club for everything they have done. The coaches and the athletes really appreciate all the support they have given. Keep up the good work!!! Spirit 35 Row 1: Lezli Skinner (Mgr), James Pykiet. David High, Rob Reynolds. Tracy Hollenback. Jason Cathey. Jerry Higgins, Randy Clark. Jeff Condon, Kristy McGee (mgr) Row 2: Todd Hewlett. Frank Huster, Curtis Weishaar. Dean Zaldivar. Coach Rhodes, Roy Williamson, Ross Ayres, Steve Rausch. David Blachowski. Greg Kunz, Kevin Prichard, Trisha Weaver (Mgr), Row 3: Richard Zimmerman, Adam Powell, Brad Bodine, Brad Clark, Curt Mitchell, Jerry Houser, Kabin Carder. Brian Nichols 36 Wrestling DHS Wrestling The 1983-84 wrestling team did an outstanding job this year. They worked hard and made a lot of progress. Coaches Rhodes and Grose tried some new programs this year. They used an instrument which measured a person's percentage of body fat to determine the amount of weight a wrestler could safely lose or gain. Another new aspect in the wrestling program was morning practices (which concentrated on conditioning), and shorter practices after school (which concentrated on technique). This year’s team was made up of five seniors, six juniors, ten sophomores, and five freshmen. The team worked well together, and accomplished a lot. State was held at Fort Hays State University in Hays, Kansas. Douglass was well represented by seniors Ross Ayres, David High, Greg Kunz, and junior Dean Zaldivar. Ross Ayres placed second in I, II, III A State. D DARING w WARRIORS O OBNOXIOUS R RADICAL U UNDERWEIGHT E ENERGETIC G GRAPPLERS S SAVAGE L LOUD T TOUGH A ANIMALISTIC L LEADERS S SACRIFICE 1 INSANE S SWEATY N NOTORIOUS G GUTS 37 hAestftwg homecoming ....LADY.............LADY............ LADY.......... Even though it was mid-January, the Douglass High School gymnasium was as still and as warm as an early August evening. Everyone’s breath was held in awe as they stared in wonder at the three stunning ladies and their debonair escorts. The announcers voice went on and on extolling each young ladies accomplishments, as the theme song. Lady, Lady, Lady played softly in the background. The ladies became more and more tense until finally the big moment came.......Gail Crowley, Kendra Harris, and Lezli Skinner all listened intently .... and the 1984 Homecomig Queen is ........ Lezli Skinner!! 38 Wrestling Homecoming 40 Women’s Basketball Above: First row: Randy Ceynar. mgr.; Tina Barnes, mgr.: Kim Fraley: Juanita Hamilton; Annette Allen, mgr; Second row: April Blachowski; Lisa Huster; Sandi Davis; Penny Inkelaar; Jodi Stevenson; Staci Sharp; Ginger Martin; Third row: Teresa Hewlett; Stacey Raupe; Doreen Bergley; Jeanine Woody; Andra Wilhite; Krissy Bell; Terri Ford; Mr. Cottrell. Head Coach. This season the girls’ basketball team worked very hard to achieve its goals. Although the season was long and demanding. the girls worked together as a family. Mr. Cottrell and Mr. Kinser were the two main figures in the team who helped the girls on and off of the court. They brought the girls together and told each of them what was expected of them during the games and practices. The two things that were asked of the girls were hard work and determination. The girls proved that they could achieve their goals by winning second place in the Sedan tournament. Even though the season ended with a seven and fourteen record, the girls enjoyed playing together. Womens Basketball 41 SENIOR Eugene Potts Chris Roberts BASKETBALL Sean Stovef Larry Carl Danny Williamson Basketball '84 KOYY Dream Team This year’s team consisted of twelve players. They ended the season with a record of 11-10. Even though the team suffered a loss in the first game of the season, they turned around and showed both stamina and endurance as they took first place in the Sedan Tournament. Other highlights of the season were beating Garden Plaine in the regular season and beating Cheney after losing to them earlier in the season. This year the players improved statistically against better competition. The biggest disappointments of the season were the loses to both Rose Hill and Conway Springs. The season ran true to most athletic seasons and had both peaks and valleys. According to Coach Gillaspie, “each person pretty will accepted the role that he was there to play and this led to the success of the team. Albert Simon Jeff Wakefield All-League Albert Simon Jeff Wakefield 42 Row 1: Melinda Baum. Steve Knowles. Eugene Potts. Lisa Adams. Row 2: Kevin Darter. Jeff Wakefield. Chris Roberts. Shawn Moore. Sean Stover. Albert Simon. Coach Renfro. Coach Gillaspie, Tom Rose. Larry Carl. Matt Morrow. Danny Williamson, Coach Pykiet 43 Junior Varsity Freshman BASKETBALL Front row: (left to right) Melinda Baum. Mike Mahlandt. Rod Meyer, Curt Roberts. Lisa Adams. Middle row: Justin Price. Rod Wallace, Kevin Gulick. Ted Shellhammer. Danny Macy, and Gary Parker. Back row: Coach Pykiet, David Reynolds. Tom Rose. Jeff Houser. Kevin Darter, Coach Renfro, and Coach Gillaspie. The 7-7 record for the Junior Varsity was not indicative of the improvement that was made throughout the year. In the early part of the season there was a lapse of 1 week to 10 days between games and it made it‘difficult for the players to get back into the swing of things. Improvement is shown when one realizes that the JV won 4 out of their last 5 games and the one game that was lost was only lost by 2 points. This years Freshman team was in all actuality comprised of three sophomores. This was done to honor contracts and allow the team members to compete actively in the season. Overall the team made improvement in many areas, with the exception of the record. This improvement hopefully will carry over into next season. The effort and time which these young men put into the basketball program was greatly appreciated by the coacning staff, who are looking forward to next years season. 44 Basketball Percussion; Brad Clark, Steve Knowles, Juanita Hamilton, Norma Dunagan, Jennifer Parker, Kendra Harris. Saxophones; Krissy Bell, Jeff Wakefield, Brad Bodine, Melinda Baum, Danny Williamson, Annette Allen. Trombones; Tim Pottorff, Sean Stover (missing), Brent Pickett, Jeff Myers, Kristi Adams. Trumpets; Eugene Potts, Terri Ford, Rana Frank, Curtis Cox, Phillip Anderson. Stage Band 45 YOU LOOK SO GOOD IN LOVE The evening was January 20, 1984. The setting was in the Douglass High School gym. At half time of the boys game three candidates walked out with their escorts. The candidates were Teresa Hewlett escorted by Jeff Wakefield, Terri Ford escorted by Eugene Potts, and Stacey Raupe escorted by anny Williamson. The flower girls was Angie Gillaspie and the crown bearer was Jerry Cox escorted by Krissy Bell. Last year's Queen was Cora Meyer escorted by Steve Knowles. The Homecoming theme was You Look so Good in Love. As the spectators watched in suspense, Norma Dunagan announced, Terri Ford the 1984 Basketball Homecoming Queen. 46 Basketball Homecoming Front row: Stacey Raupe. Queen Terri Ford. Teresa Hewlett. Back row: Danny Williamson. Steve Knowles. Eugene Potts, and Jeff Wakefield. Basketball Homecoming 47 POM PON This year's pom pon squad consisted of 6 members. They began preparations for a good season by attending Super Star Drill Team Camp at Emporia State University last summer. There they learned many routines and earned more blue ribbons than any other squad in the four years at Douglass. The squad performed at home basketball and wrestling events. They worked especially hard to incorporate jazz and modern dance into their routines. This year's squad deserves the positive recognition that they have received and we look to seeing them again next year. 48 Pom Pon Back row: Staci Sharp. Ginger Martin. Patricia Weaver, Luana Lewis, Juanita Hamiliton. Front row: Melinda Baum. Coaches 49 COACHES CANDIDS 50 Spring Activities Spring Activities 51 This was DHS’s seventh year for having Academic Spirit Week. The week was set aside in spring. It consisted of the students taking a competency test, a school awareness test, an anything goes competition, reading shut down, current events competition, and speaker day. The seniors won most of the class competitions and came in first at the end of the week. The class received $50.00 for their treasury which went toward their skip trip. The class of '84 was also very proud to say that they’ve been the only class to win the anything goes competition every year they were in high school. Speaker day consisted of 22 speakers talking about various careers and hobbies. The students as well as the faculty enjoyed having them visit DHS this year. There were many nice and interesting comments. The week ended Friday, March 23, with an evening program in which the families of the students could witness most of the events of the week. The current events competition, the top act of the talent show and the awarding of the Outstanding Teacher of the Year highlighted the program. It was a very interesting and enjoyable week and we can all hope for an Academic Spirit Week just as good next year. 52 Academic Spirit Week 53 Girls: Kendra Harris, Lisa Huster. Norma Dunagan, Krissy Bell. Boys: Brad Bodine. Kevin Darter, Tim Pottorff. James Pykiet. HONOR KING AND QUEEN To be chosen as the class honor king and queen is a real achievement. This competition is to choose the boy and girl in each class who has done the most outstanding work in their class. Most of this award is based upon the students’ academic ability in the classroom. Points can also be accumulated by other activities such as being an F.H.A. member, president of a club, or a participant in any sport. Then the persons who had the overall highest points were nominated the Overall King and Queen. This year’s overall King was Tim Pottorff. Tim has been his class Honor King for the past four years and this is his first year for the overall winner. The overall Queen was Norma Dunagag. She has been the class Queen for two of her four years. This contest is held to push students to do the best they can in their class work. Overall - Norma Dunagan. Tim Pottorff 54 Honors Honors 55 D.H.S. TRACK GOES TO STATE This years track season got off to a slow start, in fact, some may have wondered whether it would ever start at all. Quite a few of the early track meets were rained out and had to be re-scheduled later in the season. This made the rest of the season very hectic for the athletes, who competed in 3 or 4 meets every week for the rest of the season. 1st row: Seniors - David High, Eric Wilhite, Chris Roberts, Tim Cash, Curtis Wei-shaar, Sean Stover, Danny Williamson, and Ross Ayres. 2nd row: Juniors - David Zaldivar, Jeff Houser, Frank Huster, Rod Davis, Tim Payton, and Kelly Carter. 3rd row: Sophomores - David Reynolds, Robbie Reynolds. Matt Morrow, Todd Hewlett. and Jeff Gondon. 4th row: Freshman - Mike Mahiandt, Brian Clark, Kevin Gu-lick. Jason Cathey, Jerry Houser, Renee Newcomb (mgr.), L. Kunz (mgr.). Despite the weather and scheduling problems, the two teams did exceptionally well. A large number of athletes qualified for the state track meet at W.S.U. These people were Andra Wilhite, Jeanine Woody, Danny Williamson, Albert Simon, Shawn Moore, Matt Morrow, Chris Roberts, and Robbie Reynolds. Although, all of the participants placed fairly well, Andra Wilhite brought home the only medal. Andra placed first in the 300 meter hurdles, making her the State Champion in that event. STATED HAMP A j '1)11 A viLiim; 00 M IHJlk 1st row: Michelle Hartley (mgr.), Dana Sisk. Gayle Crowley, Teresa Hewlett, Kendra Harris, and Jodi Stevenson (mgr ). 2nd row: Penny Inkelaar, Krissy Bell. Kristi Adams. Andra Wilhite, Jeanine Woody, Doreen Bergely, Cina Barnes. Lisa Huster, and Debbie Davis - Coach. At this point we would like to recognize the coaches for all their support, and the time and effort that they put into the program. Mr. Cottrell, Mr. Renfro, and Mr. Rhodes did an excellent job in working with both the girls and boys teams. Also, a very special thanks goes to Mrs. Davis, who unfortunately won’t be coaching next year. Mrs. Davis has been the girls track coach for the last six years and will be greatly missed. Through her coaching and the efforts of the athletes the girls teams in the past have had a lost of success and we hope this success will continue under the new coach. Thanks again Coaches!!!! 56 Track Track 57 Front Row: Justin Price. Jeff Myers. Rodney Wallace. Kevin Darter. Rodney Meyer. James Pykiet. Second Row: Stacy Sharp. Ted ShellHam-mer. Brad Bodine. Eugene Potts. Jeff Wakefield. Terry Lauderbaugh. Norma Dunagun. 58 Baseball DOUGLASS PUBLIC LIBRARY SR. SKIP TRIP Nineteen seniors went to the skip trip this year. Their sponsors were Mr. Cox and Mr. Eaton. The seniors started off by going to Stove’s house to party before departure. They all par-tied well into the morning hours until 5:30 a.m. on Saturday, May 12, 1984, when they all went to the high school to board their bus. Everyone had a pretty rowdy bus ride down to Oklahoma City to the Pancake Parlor. After breakfast, they visited the zoo until around 11:30 a.m. They then boarded the bus again and headed for White Water, where everyone had a day of fun in the sun. The guys all enjoyed the string bikini scenery, and the girls, well, they enjoyed the sun. When the day came to a close, they all boarded the bus once again to eat dinner and to make the long trip home. They ate at Molly Murphey’s Steak House, which everyone said was a unique dining experience and highly recommended by the senior class. They arrived home at 11:30 Saturday night. Backs burned, tired, but satisfied. A trip well worth it and long tcCbe remembered. -lCU 'lv BOX 138 nni IOI acc KA NS AS 67039 Seniors 59 Danny Williamson Scan Siovcr....... Teresa Hewlett David High....... ............President ......Vice President . Secretary Trcasurer Scuco Representative SPONSOR Mr. John Eaton COLORS Silver and Black FLOWER Rose MOTTO The great thing in life is not where you stand, but where you arc going. Albert Simon .............................President Frank Huster........................Vice President Kim Fraley................................Secretary Dana Sisk ................................Treasurer Kevin Coombcs..................Stuco Representative SPONSORS Mr. Kevin Mykel Mrs. Tamara Mykcl COLORS Royal Blue and Silver FLOWER Orchid MOTTO What appears to be the end maybe a new beginning. 60 Prom Prom 61 GRADUATION Graduation exercises 1984 was one in which we waved good-bye to many classmates and also long time friends. Many of the graduates have already made their future plans. 62 Graduation The 1983-84 Valedictorian was Norma Dunagan. Norma was also selected to receive the Kansas Governor’s Scholarship Award, which is one of the highest awards achieved for a graduating high school senior. Norma plans to attend Wichita State University in the fall. The 1983-84 Salutatorian was Tim Pottorff. Tim plans to attend Kansas State University in the fall. Tim won scholarship awards from Kansas State University. Both Tim and Norma have attended Douglass School's since kindergarten. 4$ , n m i Graduation 63 SCORE FOOTBALL HOME OPPONENT 6 Garden Plain 12 21 Belle Plaine 12 7 Conway Springs 0 13 Cheney 0 14 Medicine Lodge 6 7 South Barber 0 0 Chase County 21 16 Bluestem 12 28 Remington 7 VOLLEYBALL HOME 13.2 16.15 8,12 3.2 6.7 3.2 6.8 10,4 6.5 1.5 3.10 15.15 15,15,8 3,14 15.15 15.15 5.7 15.4.15 15.7.7 3.10 15,3,11 1.2 2,2 3.7 2.8 3,16,0 BOY’S BASKETBALL HOME OPPONENT 43 Collegiate 49 67 Chetopa 44 71 West Elk 54 51 Sedan 49 47 Rose Hill 60 77 Medicine Lodge 80 56 Caldwell 58 47 South Barber 38 183 Bluestem 26 54 Garden Plain 51 42 Inman 47 51 Berean Academy 63 76 Udall 45 54 Berean Academy 50 35 Cheney 50 66 Argonia 58 53 Conway Springs 59 65 Oxford 53 39 Belle Plaine 41 53 Cheney 51 30 Belle Plaine 42 OPPONENT Bluestem Flinthills Remington Conway Springs Rose Hill Belle Plaine Oxford Udall Arkansas City Mulvane Independence Collegiate Christina Challenge Clearwater Argonia Christian Lighthouse Bluestem Medicine Lodge Conway Springs South Barber Cheney GardenPlaine Pretty Prairie Belle Plaine Mulvane Belle Plaine GIRL’S BASKETBALL OPPONENT Collegiate 16 Chetopa 40 Sedan 9 West Elk 35 Rose Hill 38 Berean Academy 33 Udall 41 Medicine Lodge 42 Caldwell 41 South Barber 34 Argonia 17 Garden Plain 64 Berean Academy 37 Central Christian 30 Goessel 37 Bluestem 45 Cheney 29 Conway Springs 35 Oxford 46 Belle Plaine 41 Hesston 54 64 WRESTLING TOURNAMENTS Goodwill 7th Augusta 4th Goddard 4th Regionals 3rd State 18th DUALS 36 Garden Plain 30 36 Chaparral 30 12 Goddard 42 32 Maize 33 45 Valley Center 18 9 Andale 59 23 Wellington 32 48 Rose Hill 19 18 Andover 38 41 Rose hill 27 6 Clearwater 53 11 Goddard 47 17 W. Southeast 37 29 W. West 36 0 Emporia 66 BASEBALL STATE TEAM 112 Ross Ayres, Runner-up 145 David High 167 Dean Zaldivar 185 Greg Kunz BOYS TRACK Remington Belle Plaine Bluestem W.S.U. Garden Plain Rose Hill Wellington Oxford Fr.-Soph. League Regional SCHOOL RECORDS Chris Roberts, High Jump 2W’ Matt Morrow, 3200 M. 10:23.7 Albert Simon 800 M. 2:022 HOME OPPONENT 22 Dexter 12 7 Dexter 9 8 Elk Valley 7 4 Elk Valley 7 2 Sedan 7 6 Sedan 7 2 Rose Hill 7 5 Thayer 7 1 Thayer 15 6 Burden 4 6 Burden 0 8 Cedarvale 9 1 Cedarvale 13 8 West Elk 4 10 West Elk 2 4 Goddard 10 11 Cedarvale 12 7 Burden 17 5 Burden 9 GIRLS TRACK Remington 1st Belle Plaine 5th Bluestem 2nd W.S.U. 3rd Garden Plain 5th Argonia 7th Rose Hill 7th Wellington 5th Oxford 2nd Fr.-Soph. 7th League 4th Regional State (5-18,19) 8th Andra Wilhite State Champ 300 M. Hur. 47.2 SCHOOL RECORDS Gayle Crowley, Kendra Harris, Doreen Bergley, Andra Wilhite 40 Relay 53.0 A. Wilhite, Hugh Jump 5’3”, 300 L. Hur. 50,27, 100 L. Hur. 15.91, 300 M. Hur. 47.2 65 66 Student Life BOARD OF EDUCATION Seated: Lula Elswick (Secretary), Marvin Sisk, Superintendent. Robert Kittle (President), Lucinda Green. Polly Bloom, Standing: Paula MacKay. Jim Davis, Everett Bloom, Robert Zimmerman (Vice-President) What is the BOE? What is the BOE? They are those distinguished individuals who have been elected by Unified School District 396 to make those important decisions that concern the Douglass School System. We appreciate the fantastic job that they have done so far and look forward to their future involvement. BOE 67 Row one; Officers; E. Potts; S. Petrie; T. Hewlett; N. Dunagan; Row two; W. Grippando; T. Dunlap; T. Ford; G. Martin; K. Harris; D. High; S. Stover, D. Zaldivar; K. Coombes; T. Hewlett; K. Bell; L. Lewis; C. Barnes; D. Donley. Sponsor. STUDENT COUNCIL Student Council is an organization that represents the entire student body. The members consist of one student from each class and a student from each club and organization in high school. They help sponsor dances and homecomings. This year the student council started a drug prevention program for the school. Student council is also going to start a chapter in the SADD program, which is a nationwide program concerned with alcohol and drug problems of teenagers. Sitting; T. Pottorff, M. Baum, J. Parker, T, Hewlett, F. Huster, Sponsor; D. Donley, Second row; S. Sharp, K. Bell, N. Dunagan, S. Petrie, T. Ford, Third row; T. Rose, M. Morrow. W. Grippando, K. Darter, D. Zaldivar, D. Sisk, J. Pykiet. Students who are elected to the membership of National Honor Society are expected to continue to demonstrate certain qualities. These qualities consist of leadership, scholarship, character, and service. This year National Honor Society held a banquet for the new inductees and used their remaining funds for attending a movie and dinner. NHS 69 STUDENTS ATTEND DIFFERENT CONTESTS Some of Mrs. Allard’s business students attended the Business Contest which was held at Butler County Community College. It was held April 18, 1984. These students participated in the contest.: Vicki Whitson - Accounting I Gayle Crowley - Business Spelling Michelle Hartley - Typing II Mikki Eaglin - Typing I Tom Queen - Accounting I Mikki Eaglin placed 3rd in her category at this annual event. Mr. Lindteigen was the sponsor of Stuart Miles, Jon Stubbs, Tim Cash, and Dondi Bryan. They participated in the Plymouth Trouble Shooting Contest. Stuart and Jon placed 4th in the state. Tim and Dondi were the alternates for this contest. 70 Contests Girls Trio VOCAL MUSIC Ginger Martin. Melanie Baum. Patricia Weaver Girls Solo Back row: Andra Wilhite. Gena Lott. Trish Weaver Front row: Ginger Martin. Melanie Baum. Lisa Huster. Girls Ensemble Back row: Juli Grippando. Andra Wilhite. Gena Lott. Brenda Reynolds. Trish Weaver. Front row: Lisa Kunz. Melanie Baum Traci Williams. Lisa Huster. Patti Rose. Results: League Regional State Girls Trio 1 1 2 + Girls ensemble 2 2 Solos: Trish 1 2 Melanie 1 2 Lisa 1 2 Gena 1 2 Ginger 2 2 Andra 2 2 Vocal Music 71 MUSIC Front: Lisa Huster. Andra Wilhite, Ginger Martin. Charlene Herren. Doreen Bergley, Lezli Skinner. Kendra Harris. Back: Brad Bodine. Greg Kunz. James Pykiet. Curtis Weishaar Jim Pykiet, James Pykiet, Brad Bodine, Bill Bush, Kevin Mykel, Greg Kunz. Dean Lindteigen, Curtis Weishaar From Back: J. Stevenson. J. Hamilton. G. Parker, B. Clark, R. Davis, M. Morrow, S. Knowles. K. Darter, Row 3: D. Zaldivar. A. Simon. S. Tice. L. Lewis. C. Barnes, L. Huster, E. Potts. T. Ford. P. Cody. K. Coombes. C. Cox. H. Monroe. D. Macy, P. Anderson. T. Lauderbaugh. M. Mahlandt. R. Meyer. D. Reynolds. M. Baum. J. Woody. J. Weiss. S. Davis. A. Allen. K. Adams. J. Meyers. M. Baum. B. Pickett. T. Pottorff, Row 2: D. Williamson. T. Hewlett. W. Grippando. S. Petrie. T. Hewlett, K. Bell, D. Sisk, S. Raupe, J. Wakefield. R. Frank. K. Gibson. R. Zimmerman. P. Inkelaar, M. Whitted, J. Parker. Row 1: B. Reynolds. D. Bergley, C. Graves. T. Weaver, K. Harris, M. Hartley, L. Adams, T. Dunlap, C. Herren, N. Dunagan. B. Bush Andra Wilhite. Jodi Stevenson. Ginger Martin, Charlene Herren. Cina Barnes. Lisa Huster. Luana Lewis. Lisa Kunz. Doreen Bergley. Row 2: Sue Warren. Patti Rose, Gena Lott. Traci Williams. Melanie Baum. Penny Inkelaar. Trish Weaver. Brenda Reynolds. Julie Grippando Ginger Martin, Gena Lott. Melanie Baum, Trish Weaver 72 Music Doreen Bergley Brad Bodine Kendra Harris Charlene Herren League Rating I Lisa Huster Regional Rating I State Rating II Ginger Greg Martin Kunz James Pykiet Choraliers 73 F.H.A. - DARE TO DISCOVER 1st row Kendra Harris. Ginger Martin. Carrie Graves, Kendra Gibson, Krissy Bell, Staci Sharp. Annette Allen, Lisa Huster, Kathy Bradford, Jennifer Parker, Melinda Baum, Lisa Kunz, 2nd row: Lisa Adams, Kristy McGee, Lezli Skinner, Mikki Eaglin, Norma Dunagan, Tina Dunlap, Trish Weaver, Melanie Baum, Luana Lewis, Susan Tice, Kristi Adams, 3rd row: Mrs. Baldridge (Advisor), Doreen Bergley, Cina Barnes, Carla Ramjohn, Sandi Davis, April Blachowski, Stacey Raupe, Dana Sisk, Gayle Crowley, Juanita Hamilton, Serena Petrie. Teresa Hewlett, Joanna Weiss. Kim Fraley. Lisa Anderson. Nicole Patton This year’s officers did a good job of keeping everyone busy in the chapter. For each month we had different activities. In September, we sold knives, October we presented a carnival, and in November, we worked concession stands. For December we had a Christmas gift exchange. January brought elections for district officers. February was FHA week, March was the State meeting, and April and May brought elections for chapter officers and telling the up-coming freshmen about FHA. So you can see that FHA was fun but we did a lot of hard work, too. The objective of FHA is to help youth assume their roles in society through Home Economics education in areas of personal growth, family life, job preparation and community involvement. The theme for this year’s FHA-Hero chapter is “New Beginnings-Dare to Discover”. For the district meeting at Flinthills High School, our chapter entered the banner contest, poster contest, scrapbook contest, so we got to go to state meeting. Krissy Bell won the speech contest and Ginger Martin won the creed contest, which qualified them for the state meeting. The state meeting was at Salina, where we spent the night. The parlaw received a Good Rating, Ginger received a Good, and Krissy received an Excellent. 1st row: Kendra Harris-Vice President Tina Dunlap- Chap, and Dist. Historian Lezli Skinner-Reporter Krissy Bell-Dist. Secretay 2nd row: Mrs. Baldridge-Advisor Serena Petrie-President Stacey Raupe-Treasurer Teresa Hewlett-Stuco. Rep. 74 FHA FHA 75 Row 1: A. Ceynar. C. Weishaar, T. Cash. R. Meyer. E. Potts. J. Wakefield. S. Stover. C. Roberts, D. Nelson. T. Hewlett, Row 2: R. Zimmerman. M. Mahlandt. D. Reynolds. G. Parker. D. Macy. J. Myers. K. Darter. D. Zaldivar. K. Carter. J. Pykiet. T. Rose, R. Wallace, Row 3: J. Cathey. B. Clark. C. Cox. C. O'Neill. B. Nichols. G. Kunz. L. Carl. R. Ayers. R. Williamson. J. Houser. F. Huster. Row 4: K. Gulick. R. Ceynar, E. Wilhite. R. Davis. M. Morrow. R. Reynolds. D. High. J. Higgins. D. Williamson. J. Price. Row 5: C. Mitchell, K. Carder. T. Hollenback, G. Roberts. T. Payton 76 D Club WAC Row 1: Coach Davis. T. Hewlett. N. Dunagan, S. Petrie. K. Harris, Row 2: S. Sharp, P. Inkelaar. J. Hamilton. K. Gibson. J.Weiss. P. Weaver. M. Hartley. T. Ford. S. Raupe, Row 3: J. Woody. S. Davis. J. Parker. A. Allen. J. Stevenson. L. Skinner. T. Dunlap. M. Baum. K. Bell. Row 4: K. Adams. D. Bergley. A. Wilhite. G. Crowley. L. Kunz, R. Newcomb. D. Sisk. C. Barnes. L. Huster WAC 77 First Row: Serena Petrie. Norma Dunagan, Kendra Gibson. Staci Sharp. Juanita Hamilton, Lezli Skinner. Tina Dunlap. Lisa Adams. Lisa Huster. Second Row: Melinda Baum. Jennifer Parker, Sandy Davis. Krissy Bell. Kim Fraley. Lisa Anderson. Kendra Harris. Susan Tice. Luana Lewis. Third Row: Vickie Whitson. Ginger Martin. Jody Stevenson, Carrie Graves. Stacey Raupe, Dana Sisk. Michelle Hartley. Kristy McGee. Fourth Row: Lisa Kunz, Doreen Bergley. Nichole Patton. Gayle Crowley. Teresa Hewlett. Terri Ford. Patty Rose. Gena Lott. We back our team The Pep Club sponsors are Jo Jennings, Judy Baldridge, and Kevin Mykel. The officers are Lezli Skinner; Pres., Terri Ford; Sec., and Tina Dunlap; Stuco Rep. This year the pep club worked in concession stands at the games and helped decorate a Homecoming background. 78 Pep Club ATHLETIC BANQUET The Douglass High School Athletes were given their awards May 4, 1984 in the High School Gym. Those individuals who participated in sports and the coaches were invited to attend the auspicious occasion. A.B. 79 DRAMA Back row: Todd Hewlett, Joann Weiss, Tim Pottorf. Middle row: Rana Frank, Lisa Hays, Annette Allen, Mrs. Myrkel. Front row: Wendy Grip-pando, Danny Williamson. The drama year started out at a peak but dropped discouragingly. It seemed as though the judges didn’t like the material. But they persevered and tried new techniques and new ideas. Although they got a 1 at regional- they received a 3 at state level. Several of the actors participated in individual and duet productions. Even though they thought they had prepared well for regionals, no one got a chance to go to state. Through five months of preparation, acting, and dress rehearsal, they achieved a sense of unity which helped them a great deal. In their own words, “No matter what happened, we stuck together.” This unity made it a learning experience for them all. MUSICAL ENSEMBLES AND SOLOS Flute Trio Sax Quartet Left to Right: Krissy Bell. Richard Zimmerman. Annette Allen. Brad Bodine. Front: Kendra Harris. Norma Dunagan, Second Row: Patricia Weaver. Solos Front: Wendy Grippando. Brad Bodine. Krissy Bell. Dan Williamson. Back Row: Annette Allen. Rana Frank. Curtis Cox. Tim Pottorff. Woodwind Quartet Percussion Ensemble Left to Right: Danny Williamson. Jennifer Parker. Norma Dunagan, Jean-ine Woody. Clarinet Ensemble Music 81 Janet Allard Judy Baldridge Business Home Economics Bill Bush Instrumental Music Fred Cottrell David Cox Government Chemistry Deb Davis Physical Education Morris Gillaspie History Bruce Grose Physical Education Jo Jennings Art Don Donley John Eaton Counselor English Rashelle Leivian Librarian r 4 'TV v Dean Lindtiegen Metal Auto Shop FACULTY Jan Parker Katie Pottorff Jim Pykiet Vocal Music Resource Room Math Dick Renfro Dusty Rhodes William Parker Science Woods Drafting Principal Connie Coombes Carol Bell Secretary Library Aide 82 Faculty Faculty 83 AWARDS ASSEMBLY Awards 84 COOKS, CUSTODIANS, AND BUS DRIVERS Cooks, Custodians, And Bus Drivers ............... what would we do without these people? Can you imagine cooking for a crowd of about four to five hundred hungry kids, cleaning up after approximately 200 messy high school students, and driving home a multitude of screaming, aggressive kiddies???!!!!!!! Most of us by now would be about ready to scream in FRUSTRATION!!!!!! But luckily, our cooks, custodians, and bus drivers handle all this with ease. Let's give them a hand!!!!!!!!!!!!! Row 1: V. Hock, D. Dunlap. J. Kittle Row 2: R. Burns. T. White. Not Row 1: Kiley Cochran, Renee Powell. Inez Kaylor. Jim Dunlap, Jim Pictured: W. Elder Pottorff, Don Rucker. Not Pictured: Carol Parry E. Wakefield M. A. Moore VIP 85 Ai SlWng (jUemo iy fiteuen £ance igk THERE IS NO DEATH In one sense there is no death. The life of a soul on earth lasts beyond his departure. You will always feel that life touching yours, that voice speaking to you, that spirit looking out of other eyes, talking to you in the familiar things he touched, worked with, loved as familiar friends. He lives on in your life and in the lives of all others that knew him. ANGELO PATRI Dedication 87 Manford Baum Ray Bergley Mitchell Clay Terry Cody Charlotte Culver David Darter Charlotte Davis Kristi Davis Kelly Eagan Greg Eastman Russ Frank Debbie Falconburg Kim Ferry Bart Fisher Shannon Grippando Carol Harris Shannon Hiebert Brandy Hurst Stephanie Hutchinson Rhonda Jones Leonard Kaylor Derek Lichlyter Mischeal McKain Starla Miller Kathryn Minahan Chris Mitchell Rod Moore Dean Monroe Asta Morgan Brent Nelson Michael Powell Becky Pykiet Mike Ryan David Scharff Kelli Seay Curtis Stambaugh Sheila Tatom Denise Thomas Diana Todd Robert Walter Crystal Watkins Penny White Carrie Wilks Rex Williams Gary Young 88 Eighth Tammy Bailey Jason Baldridge Denise Blachowski Wendy Cooper Danny Flippo Andy Luteran David Mahlandt Devlin Mayfield Tina McFall Tracie Monroe Betty Moore Melinda Prichard Dustin Raupe Chris Seal Lanie Seal Cheryl Shellhamer Todd Shook Joey Way Chantel Austin Jacob Bodine Charles Kaylor Kiffany Knoll Brian Lindteigen Jason Lowery Ami Parker Chris Ramsey Mark Roberts Laurie Smith David Snelling Kes Tatom Vicki Vermilyea Tina Weaver Jason Weiss Clint Williams Richard Williamson Seventh 89 JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL Row 1: Mike Powell, Charles Kaylor. Bart Fisher. Derek Lichlyter. Les Tatom, Mark Roberts, Brian Lindteigen, Row 2: Dave Darter. Leonard Kaylor, Gary Young. Dave Mahlandt, Terry Cody. Dustin Raupe, Row 3: Coach Cox, Jake Bodine. Jason Baldridge. Rod Moore. Jason Lowery, Jason Weiss. Coach Grose SCORES Us Them Us Them Us Them BENTON 6 0 BELLE PLAINE 0 24 OIL HILL TOWANDA 8 19 OIL HILL TOWANDA 0 20 UDALL 14 6 CHENEY 14 18 90 Junior High Football JUNIOR HIGH VOLLEYBALL Row 1: Tina Weaver, Betty Moore, Ami Parker, Crystal Watkins, Tina McFall, Cheryl Shellhamer, Row 2: Carol Harris. Sheila Tatom, Kiffany Knoll, Shannon Hiebert, Penny White, Jenifer Thomas, Becky Pykiet, Row 3: Shannon Grippando, Kelli Seay, Lanie Seal. Kelli Egan. Starla Miller. Rhonda Jones, Kristi Davis, Brad Kinser Opponent Christian Challenge W Augusta L Eldorado W Belle Plaine L Derby L Conway Springs W Belle Plaine L Christian Challenge W Conway Springs W Belle Plaine L Cheney L B TEAM Christian Challenge W Augusta L Eldorado L Belle Plaine L Derby L Conway Springs L Cheney L JR HI Volleyball 91 Front Row: Charles Kaylor. Terry Cody. Jason Lowery. Curtis Stanbaugh. Mark Roberts. Second Row: Ray Bergley. Rod Moore. David Darter. Manford Baum. Jason Baldridge. Back Row: Larry Darter. Russ Frank. Chris Seal, Leonard Kaylor, Gary Young. David Mahlandt. WRESTLING 92 Jr. High Wrestling D.J.H.S. SPIRIT SQUADS!!! Bottom row: Starla Miller, Kelli Egan. Kneeling: Tina McFall. Middle row: Crystal Watkins, Penny White. Vicki Vermilyea, Laurie Smith. Top row: Denise Thomas. Bottom row: Lanie Seal. 2nd row: Shannon Hiebert, Shannan Grippando. Carol Harris. 3rd row: Wendy Cooper. Top row: Ami Parker Bottom row: Melinda Prichard, Becky Pykiet, Chantel Austin, Kiffany Knoll. Betty Moore, Kathy Minahan. 2nd row: Charlotte Davis, Carrie Wilks. Rhonda Jones. Diana Todd. Laurie Smith, Cheryl Shellhamer. Top row: Kristi Davis, Starla Miller, Crystal Watkins, Penny White. Vicki Vermilyea. Tina McFall. Spirit 93 GIRLS BASKETBALL First Row: Brandy Hurst. Betty Moore, Becky Pykiet, Second Row: Shannon Hiebert, Denise Blachowski. Carol Harris, Melinda Pritchard, Sheila Tatom, Crystal Watkins, Third Row: Coach David Cox, Tammy Bailey, Kelli Seay. Starla Mullin, Kristi Davis, Lanie Seal, Kim Ferry Girls Scores Boys Scores Bluestem 22 Douglass Udall 22 Douglass Rose Hill 23 Douglass Andover 15 Douglass Towanda 14 Douglass Douglass 17 Belle Plain Burden 14 Douglass Oxford 16 Douglass Rosehill 35 Douglass Conway Springs 12 Douglass Cheney 14 Douglass Belle Plain 22 Douglass 14 Douglass 41 Bluestem 20 15 Douglass 23 Udall 22 12 Douglass 41 Rosehill 33 11 Douglass 42 Andover 31 7 Douglass 31 Towanda 20 15 Belle Plain 35 Douglass 34 6 Burden 36 Douglass 27 9 Douglass 40 Oxford 27 12 Rosehill 28 Douglass Conway 26 10 Douglass 47 Springs 22 10 Douglass 34 Cheney 30 8 Belle Plain 38 Douglass 31 94 Jr. High Basketball First Row: Ray Bergley. Devin Mayfield. Les Tatom. Rex Williams. Brian Lindteigen. Curtis Stambough. Dustin Raupe. Second Row: Terry Cody. Mitchell Clay. David Darter. Dave Scharff. Bart Fisher, Jason Baldridge. Third Row: Coach Jim Barr. Rod Moore. Gary Young. Chris Seal, Leonard Kaylor, Greg Eastman Jr. High Basketball 95 Seated: Mgrs; Debbie Falkonburg, Penny White. Mischael McKain. Front Row: Mark Roberts. Todd Glikewell. Charles Kaylor. Bart Fisher. Brian Lindteigen. Danny Flippo. Second Row: Jake Bodine. Terry Cody. Jason Weiss. Jason Lowery, Rod Anderson, Les Tatom. Third Row: Jason Baldridge, Mitchell Clay. Derek Lichlyter. David Darter. Rod Moore. Mauford Baum. Back Row: Larry Darter. David Snelling. David Mahlandt. Chris Seal. Charles Kaylor. Greg Eastman, Gary Young. TRACK Front Row: Mgrs; Debbie Falconburg. Penny White. Mischeal McKain. Second Row: Tina Weaver. Lori Smith. Ami Parker. Betty Moore. Tina McFall, Cheryl Shellhamer. Third Row: Crystal Watkins, Becky Pykiet. Sheila Tatom. Chantel Austin. Milinda Prichard. Shannon Heibert, Carol Harris. Back Row: Coach Mr. Kinser. Wendy Cooper. Kelly Seay, Kim Ferry. Lanie Seal. Tammy Bailey. Starla Miller. Denise Thomas. 96 Jr. High Track JR. HIGH MARCHING BAND 1st row: B. Lindteigen, D. Mahlandt, S. Grippando, C. Harris, B. Pykiet, C. Stambaugh, J. Lowery, D. Monroe. 2nd row: C. Watkins, K. Eagan. M. Roberts. A. Parker, K. Knoll, P. White. K. Seay, D. Blachowski. V. Vermilyea. D. Flippo, D. Mayfield. T. McFall. D. Thomas. 3rd row: S. Miller, K. Davis. S. Tatom, D. Falconburg. C. Culver, L. Seal, T. Weaver. B. Moore. W. Cooper. L. Tatom. G. Young, M. Baum, D. Raupe, 4th row: D, Darter, B. Fisher, T. Cody, G. Eastman, J. Baldridge. R. Moore, C. Seal, J. Bodine. D. Snelling, J. Weiss, R. Frank, M. Clay. CONTEST RATINGS Band-ll Flute Trio 11 + Clarinet Trio 11 + Brass Ensemble IV Saxophone Trio 11 + Solos Brian Lindteigen-Piano Ami Parker-Piano Flute II, Starla Miller-Clarinet Mitchell Clay-Saxophone Les Tatom-Saxophone Carol Harris-Flute Kiffny Knoll-Flute David Snelling-Trombone I Jason Weiss-Trombone II Russ Frank-Trombone II Ark City Marching Band Contest II Majorette Carol Harris Flags Crystal Watkins Kelli Eagan Tina McFall Denise Thomas Jr. High Band 97 First Row: B. Lindteigen. M. Roberts. R. Bergley. R. Williams. D. Flippo. D. BlachowsKL T. McFall L. Smith. V. Vermilyea, D Falconberg. Second Row: J. Baldridge. C. Stambaugh. J. Bodine. S. Hiebert. S. Grippando. C. Harris. A. Parker. C. Watkins K Seay B. Nelson. B. Pykiet. T. Monroe. Third Row: J. Lowery. D. Lichlyter. D. Darter. C. Seal. G. Young. R. Moore. J. Weiss. S. Hutchison. L. Seal. C. Davis. S. Miller. M. McKain. Fourth Row: J). Todd. M. Prichard. T. Bailey. C. Culver. R. Jones, B. Moore. C Austin. P. White. K. Knoll. C. Davis. Not Pictured: R. Anderson. D. Thomas. 98 Vocal Music The junior high teachers and staff have a very important job. You say, “of course they do; they have to give the kids an education.” But they have even more of a responsibility than they may realize. The teachers and staff are preparing the students for high school activities. This may not seem like an important job, but it is. Thank you junior high teachers and staff. fACUITY Robert Barr Dorothy Bernson William Bush David Cox Debra Davis Bruce Grose Gida Perisho Catherine Pottorff Donald Rucker Robert Swigart This is a very special teacher; she has taught at Douglass schools for 27 years. When you sit down and think about it, she has seen 14 graduating classes which she has taught. I can think back, and I’m sure almost everyone can, to when Mrs. Jenkins taught us our ABC’s and how to count our 1-2-3’s. Mrs. Jenkins is going to retire this year, and we want to thank Mrs. Jenkins for all of her time and effort at the Douglass public schools. Mildred Jenkins Staff 99 Grade School Candids 100 Jimmy Adams Jeremy Allen Becky Baldridge Charles Baum April Bowers Jenni Brewer Garrett Clay Mary Clayton Marci Cockran Gary Eastman Lorie Lauderbaugh Jeri Lott Penny Mahlandt Todd McFall Andy McGinnis Mickey Mitchell Dana Nixon Aaron Renolds Darin Renolds Angela Rogers James Sisk Mrs. Valerie Felming Curtis Smith Julie Stambaugh Paul Thomas Randy Zellers Mrs. Mary Robillard Wayne Bodine Chad Cales Johna Carr Adrian Darling Jo Ferry Jeff Gean Terry Gulick Kim High Stacy Hufferd Ray Kafka Danielle Kunz Trien Le Rachel Martin Lesley Miller Eric Morrow Brook Nispel Leon Queen Melinda Remsberg Chad Stover Shelly Swiggart Melinda Terry Justin Wiess Scott Williams Sheila Williams Stanley Williams Tammy Zimmerman 102 Sixth Danielle Austin Ray Bannon Charles Clayton Wesley Cornelison Jamie Crews Heidi Davis Shane Gannon Kathryn Moore Shannon Moore Michelle Nichols Ryan O’Neill Christina Pollock Mike Roy Laurie Seay Scott Skinner Nicholas Stambaugh Chad Stevenson Jason Tate Brenda Tatom Cody White Melody Whitt Kim Young Mrs. Corrine Visor Deana Bastian Megan Bauman Tresa Broadstock Randy Bryan Alan Carr Brian Ceynar James Diel Collette McCluggage Michael Minahan Jerry Oliphant Jennifer Pinkerton Aaron Pykiet Jodi Randall Leanna Remsberg Shannon Robinson Jacob Rogers Shawn Smith Angie Stull Michael Watkins Daylan Woltemath Franklin Williams Jason Woody Mrs. Ann Nispel Fifth 103 Holly Baily Cheryl Bastain Kennith Briley Heather Davis Gary Griffin Eric Heissner Kimberly Hufford Billy Jordan Kendra Knoll Shondell Nixon Tammy Parry April Powell Valerie Ratliff Heather Rucker Melissa Spires Jenni Stevenson Shane Wallace Billy Williams Mrs. Jean Clay Chris Berry Charity Bloom Jarrod Brewer Anthony Clayton Roxanne Ehrlich Kristain Frakes Stacy Lynn Goff Shane Klug Wendy Lamb Shannon Miles Helen Mary Nelson Jami O'Donnell Briget Price Larry Lee Rau Daniel Smith Shirley Smith Jennifer Stanyer Rickey Strout Joseph Swigert Mrs. Ruth Kittle 104 Fourth Nisha Belcher Melodee Brown Weston Bucher Brad Donley Ryan Dowers Kelsey Gean Michael Hufferd Scott Lauderbaugh Melanie Lindteigen Christy McCune Kristen Miller Chris Minahan Darla Moore Jim Morey Robbie Nichols Nathan Pykiet Becky Rausch Stacy Schouten Heather Swann Mindy Tate Randi Titus Sydney Valentine Chris Zellers Mr. Larry Darter Chanelle Alley Jeni Bacon Matthew Broadstock Rebecca Carr Nicholas Clay Michael Cochran Melanie Darter Shaunda Gannon James Garrison Mis Kafka Elsie Kaylor Shawn Klug Shilo Knapp Chris Kunz Melodie Leayman Monica Lindteigen Jennifer Luteran Mark Rau Kristell Rhodes Brandi Romans Curtis Shelton Jeffrey Smith Paula Stewart Mrs. Jean Lewis Third 105 Miss Teresa MacKay Becky Allen Shayne Bannon Amy Bauman Debra Britt Brian Bush Jimmy Cokeley Amber Dodson Troy Dowers Andy Eastman Vicki Falconburg Deuane Howard Tim Pfeiffer Jon Pinkerton Jackie Poor Maria Rhoads Stephanie Rollins Alice Scharff John Seay Wendy Sheets Joe Smith Chris Stanyer Mrs. Pam Hudson Jody Cokeley Patrick Dawson Jeremy Dodson Mendy Gillaspie Dustin Hatmaker Trya Hoogendoorn Shelly Hufferd Crystal Humbolt Dawn Krchnavy Melissa Lee Matt Lichlyter Adam McBee Stephanie Morgan Toby Myers Ashley O'Neil Erin O’Neill Misty Parry Marcus Strout Michael Strout Quincy Stull Justin Tatom Mrs. Glenda Nicholas Andrea Ball Greg Berry Julie Bodine Sarah Bowman J.D. Cox Thomas Cunningham Tahmora East Jason Frakes Jessica Griffin Heather Hopper April Koons David Malia Travis Martin Amber Morgan Christopher Nichols Eugene Nichols Amy Page Robert Rhodes Amber Rucker Aaron Scaffidi Rachel Vaughn 106 Second Tony Allen Aaron Bacon Travis Bloom Jason Brewer Travis Church Ronnie Cooper Monica Cummins Anthony Dehoff Shawn Glaves Eric Gudenkauf Carmen Hall Kris Haskin Nicholle Hensly Eric Jones Paul Jorden Amanda Krack Mark Krchnavy Paul Leis Rashelle Lindteigen Disme McBee Kelley McKay Stewart Mitchell Lori Olberding Lacey Pearman Angela Pfeiffer Brandon Prior Misty White Mrs. Sandra Knoll Brian Bastian Julia Blanton Marie Sharon Brown Jeremy Browning Christy Church Jason Clasen Chip DeHoff Joy Duncan Kristin Duryea Danielle Ferry Nikki Harrod Andrew Henman Jordon Heissner Liberty Kline Brad Malia Jason Miller Jennifer O’Crowley Joseph Price Chris Ratliff Jenny Roy Joshua Rush Aubrey Seavey Stephanie Shepherd Richard Stewart Ticia Watkins Mrs. Jerry Stanyer First 107 John Adams Jason Barber Jeff Brewer Jerry Cox Tana Daly Shane Engle Shane Endicott Jill Fisher Toni Garrison Cory Hatmaker Chris Hayes Samantha Hood Tisha Hoogendoorn Michael Humboldt Amanda Knapp Kris Knollenberg Robert Lamb Kell Lauderbaugh Nikki Lawson Matthew McBee Meghan McBurney Jon Miller Jeremy Moore Kyle Moore Jon Nelson Rocky Phillips Andea Pollock Jason Powers Genny Randall Jeb Randall Lori Randall Courtney Renfro Rusty Reynolds Sarah Rice Keven Schouten Robert Seavey Lonnie Smith Joseph Spencer Clinton Stebbins Jesse Tate 108 Kindergarten We all cry and we all laugh, yet we do it together. This yearbook is about togetherness and the memories it held. I would like to thank the yearbook staff for putting up with me and each other. Also, I would like to thank Jo Jennings for the dedication to the yearbook and the staff. Everyone needs a push and Jo was there to make this yearbook a success. The student body and teachers are never forgotten in our appreciation. After all, who would we take pictures of if it wasn't for them. Every picture in this yearbook was taken to catch the past years events. When you look at a picture ask yourself who may have taken it. I’ll tell you, it was someone who cared and wanted to capture a memory for you. Good Luck Friends With All My Love, Teresa Hewlett Closing 109 Adams. Kristi (10) 16. 25. 31. 45. 56. 72. 74. 77 Adams. Lisa (12) 1. 7. 31. 43. 44. 72. 74. 75. 78 Allard. Janet (T) 82 Allen. Annette (10) 16. 25. 31. 41. 45. 72. 74. 77. 80. 81 Anderson. Lisa (11) 12. 74, 78 Anderson. Phillip (9) 19. 31. 45. 72. 81 Austin. Kevin (10) 16 Ayres. Ross (12) 7. 36. 56. 76 Baldridge. Judy (T) 74. 82 Bannon. Daren (10) 16 Barnes. Cina (9) 18. 19. 24. 25. 31. 41. 56. 68. 72. 74. 77 Baum. Melanie (10) 16. 31. 71. 72. 74. 81 Baum. Melinda (10) 16. 25. 31. 43. 44. 45. 48. 69. 72. 74. 75. 77. 78 Bell. Carol 82 Bell. Krissy (10) 16. 24. 30. 31. 34. 35. 41. 45. 54. 55. 56. 68. 69. 72. 74. 75. 77. 78. 81 Bergley. Doreen (9) 19. 31. 41. 56. 72. 73. 74. 77. 78 Bernson. Dorothy (T) 99 Blachowski. April (11) 12. 41. 74 Blachowski. David (11) 12, 36 Bloom. Everett 67 Bloom. Polly 67 Bodine. Brad (9) 18. 19. 26. 31. 36. 45. 53. 54. 55. 58. 72. 73. 81 Bradford. Kathy (9) 19. 74 Briley. Carolyn (12) 7 Briley. Marilyn (11) 12 Bryan. Dondi (12) 1. 7. 70 Burns. John (12) 7 Bush. Bill (T) 31. 72. 82 Carder. Kabin (10) 16. 26. 36. 76 Carl. Larry (12) 7. 42. 43. 76 Carter. Kelly (11) 12. 26. 56. 76 Cash. Tim (12) 7. 26. 29. 56. 70. 76 Cathey. Jason (9) 19. 26. 36. 56. 76 Ceynar. Allen (12) 7. 26. 76 Index Ceynar. Randy (10) 16. 26. 31. 41. 76 Clark. Brad (9) 19. 26. 31. 36. 45. 56. 72. 76. 81 Clark. Randy (9) 19. 26. 36 Cody. Perry (11) 12. 31. 72 Condon. Jeff (10) 36. 56 Condon. Jon (12) Coombes. Connie 82 Coombes, Kevin (11) 11. 12, 31, 68, 72 Cottrell. Fred (T) 41. 82 Cox. Curtis (10) 16. 26. 31. 45. 72. 76. 81 Cox. David (T) 82 Crowley. Gayle (12) 7. 24. 25. 29. 34. 39. 56. 70. 74. 75. 77. 78 Darter. Kevin (11) 12. 26. 31. 43. 44. 53. 54. 55. 58. 69. 72. 76. 81 Davis. Debra (T) 24. 25. 56. 77. 82 Davis. Jim 67 Davis. Rod (11) 12. 26. 31. 56. 72. 76. 81 Davis. Sandi (10) 16. 31. 41. 72. 74. 77. 78 Dawson. Kelly (9) 19 Diel. Regina (9) 19 Donley. Don (T) 68. 69. 82 Dunagan. Norma (12) 8. 31. 45. 53. 54. 55. 58. 63, 68. 69. 72. 74. 75. 77. 78. 110 Index 81 Dunlap. Tina (12) 1. 8. 24. 25. 31. 68. 72. 74. 75. 77. 78 Dutton. Del Ray (11) 12 Dutton. Wesley (9) 19 Eaglin. Mikki (11) 12. 70. 74 Eaton. John (T) 82 Elder. Wilma 85 Elswick. Lula 67 Ford. Terri (12) 1. 8. 31. 41. 45. 47. 68. 69. 72. 77. 78. 81 Fraley. Kim (11) 11. 12. 24. 41. 74. 78 Frank. Rana (11) 12. 31. 45. 72. 80. 81 Gibson. Kendra (10) 16. 24. 30. 31. 34. 72. 74. 77. 78 Gillaspie. Morris (T) 26. 43. 44. 82 Graves. Carrie (10) 16. 31. 72. 74. 78 Green. Lucinda 67 Grippando. Julie (10) 16. 71. 72 Grippando. Wendy (12) 8. 31. 68. 69. 72. 80. 81 Grose. Bruce (T) 82 Gulick. Kevin (9) 19. 26. 44. 56. 76 Hamilton. Juanita (10) 16. 31, 41. 45. 48. 72. 74. 75. 77. 78. 81 Hartley. Michelle (11) 13. 31. 56. 70. 72. 77. 78 Hays. Lisa (12) 8. 80 Hayworth, Kay (T) 99 Herren. Charlene (12) 8. 31, 72, 73 Hewlett. Teresa (12) 1. 6. 8. 24. 25. 29. Index 30. 31. 41. 47. 56. 68. 69. 72. 74. 77. 78 Hewlett. Todd (10) 15. 16. 26. 31. 35. 56. 68. 72. 76. 80 Higgins. Jerry (11) 13. 36. 76 High. David (12) 6. 8. 26. 36. 39. 56. 68. 76 Hollenback. Tracy (10) 16, 36. 76 Houser. Jeff (11) 13. 44. 56. 76 Houser. Jerry (9) 19. 26. 36. 56 Huster, Frank (11) 11. 13. 26. 36. 56. 69. 76 Huster. Lisa (9) 18. 19. 30. 31. 34, 41. 54. 55. 56. 71. 72. 73. 74. 77. 78 Hutter. Adelia (T) 99 Inkelaar, Penny (9) 19. 31. 41. 56. 72. 77 Jennings. Jo (T) 1, 82 Kittle. Robert 67 Knowles. Steve (12) 8. 26. 31. 42. 43. 45. 47. 72. 81 Kunz. Greg (12) 9. 26. 36. 39. 72. 81 Kunz. Lisa (9) 19. 34. 56. 71. 72. 74. 77. 78 Lauderbaugh. Terry (9) 19. 31. 53. 58. 72 Leivian. Rashelle (T) 82 Lewis. Luana (9) 20. 31. 48. 68. 72. 74. 75. 78 Lindteigen, Dean (T) 70, 72. 82 Lott. Gena (9) 18. 20. 71. 72. 78 MacKay. Paul 67 Macy, Danny (10) 15. 16. 26. 31. 44. 72. 76 Mahlandt. Mike (9) 20. 26. 31. 44. 56. 72. 76 Martin. Ginger (9) 20. 25. 41. 48. 68. 71. 72. 73. 74. 75. 78 McCluggage, Merlene 67 McGee. Kristy (11) 1. 13. 31. 44. 53. 58. 72. 76 Miles. Stuart (12) 9. 70 Minihan, Randy (9) 20 Mitchell. Curt (10) 16. 36. 76 Mohr. Rendy (12) 9 Monroe. Heath (10) 16. 31. 72 Moore, Shawn (11) 13, 26, 43 Morckel. Danny (9) 20 Morrow. Matt (10) 15. 27. 26. 31. 43. 56. 69. 72. 76. 81 Myers. Jeff (10) 17. 26. 31. 45. 53. 58. 72. 76 Mykel. Kevin (T) 24, 25, 72, 82 Mykel. Tammy (T) 80. 82 Nachbor. Chuck (11) 13. 26 Nelson. Darwin (12) 9. 76 Newcomb. Renee (9) 56. 77 Nichols. Brian (10) 17. 36. 76 O’Neill. Chris (10) 17. 26. 76 Otis. Kim (10) 17 Otis. Travis (12) 9. 31 Parker. Gary (10) 15. 17. 26. 31. 44. 72. 76. 81 Parker. Jan (T) 82. 99 Parker. Jennifer (10) 17. 31. 34. 45. 69. 72. 74. 75. 77. 78. 81 Parker. William (T) 82 Patton. Nicole (10) 17. 31. 74. 75 Payton. Tim (11) 13. 26. 56. 76 Petrie. Serena (12) 9. 24. 25. 29. 31. 68. 69. 72. 74. 75. 77. 78 Pickett. Brent (11) 13. 31. 45. 72 Pottorff. Katie (T) 82. 99 Pottorff. Tim (12) 9. 26. 31. 45. 54. 55. 63. 69. 72. 80. 81 Potts. Eugene (12) 9. 26. 31. 42. 43. 45. 47. 53. 58. 68. 72. 76. 81 Powell. Adam (11) 13. 36 Price. Justin (9) 20. 26. 44. 53. 58. 76 Prichard. Kevin (12) 9. 36 Pykiet. James (10) 17. 26. 31. 36. 53. 54. 55. 58. 69. 72. 73. 76 Pykiet. Jim (T) 43. 44. 72. 82 Queen. Ray (9) 20 Index 111 Queen, Tom (11) 13, 70 Ramjohn. Carla (11) 14. 74 Raupe. Stacey (11) 14. 31. 41. 47. 72. 74. 75. 77. 78 Rausch. Steve (11) 14. 29. 36. 39 Renfro. Dick (T) 2. 26. 43. 44. 82 Reynolds. Brenda (9) 20. 31. 71. 72 Reynolds. David (10) 17. 26. 31. 44. 56. 72. 76. 81 Reynolds. Rob (10) 17. 26. 36. 56. 76 Rhodes. Dusty (T) 36. 82 Roberts. Chris (12) 10. 26. 42. 43. 56. 76 Roberts. Curt (9) 20. 26. 44 Roberts. Gary (11) 14. 26. 76 Rose. Patti (9) 20. 71. 72. 78 Rose. Tom (11) 14. 26. 43. 44. 69. 76 Rounkles. Dane (11) 14 Rucker. Don (T) 99 Schmidt. Shelly (9) 20 Sharp. Staci (10) 17. 24. 30. 31. 41. 48. 53. 58. 69. 74. 77. 78 Shellhammer, Ted (10) 17. 44. 53. 58 Shook. Deana (10) 17 Simon. Albert (11) 11. 14. 26. 31. 43. 72 Sisk. Dana (11) 11. 14. 24. 38. 31. 34. 56. 69. 72. 74. 75. 77. 78 Sisk. Marvin (T) 67 Index i i Skinner. Lezli (11) 1. 14. 36. 39. 72. 73. 74. 77. 78 Stevenson. Jodi (9) 20. 25. 30. 31. 34. 41. 56. 72. 77. 78 Stover. Sean (12) 6. 10. 26. 42. 43. 45. 56. 68. 76 Stubbs. Jon (12) 10. 70 Tice. Susan (10) 17. 31. 72. 74. 78 Toews. Novalis (T) 99 Turner. David (10) 17 Turner. Sandy (12) 10 Wakefield. Jeff (12) 10. 26. 29. 31. 42. 43. 45. 47. 53. 58. 72. 76 Wallace. Lonnie (10) 17 Wallace. Rodney (11) 14. 26. 44. 53. 58. 76 Warren. Sue (11) 72 Watkins. Perry (11) 14 Weaver. Patricia (10) 17. 24. 25. 31. 36. 48. 71. 72. 74. 77. 81 Weishaar. Curtis (12) 10. 26. 31. 36. 56. 72. 73. 76 Weiss. Joanna (10) 17. 25. 31. 72. 74. 77. 80 Whitson. Vickie (12) 10. 70. 78 Whitted. Micki (9) 20. 31. 72 Wilhite. Andra (9) 20. 25. 41. 56. 71. 72. 73. 77 Wilhite, Eric (12) 10. 26. 56. 76 Williams. Traci (9) 20. 71. 72 Williamson. Danny (12) 1. 6. 10. 26. 29. 31. 42. 43. 45. 47. 56. 72. 76. 80. 81 Williamson. Roy (10) 17. 26. 36. 76 Woody. Jeanine (10) 17. 31. 41. 56. 72. 77. 81 Yeargane. 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