Douglass High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Douglass, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1985 volume:

EXPANDING HORIZONS DOUGLASS HIGH SCHOOL FIRST HWY. 77 DOUGLASS, KANSAS AUGUST 84-MAY 85 PRICE-S9.00 Most people think of history as a relatively boring class. It’s not like English where verb tenses can vary, making more than one possible answer. Only one answer will do and if you miss it, you're out of luck. Like all classes, the teacher has a lot to do with the interest and involvement of students. This year the yearbook has been dedicated to Mr. Morris Gillaspie. He has been a teacher at bouglass High School for three years, and is a major contributor to our school system. Mr. Gillaspie is the geography, world history and American history teacher. In many ways he has influenced the students in their school work because of the way he teaches. Because of Mr. Gillaspie, students have become interested and involved in a class which could be boring. Comments made by some of the students about Mr. G. have been, “He is an excellent teacher and he really cares!” or “He is concerned with your grades and if you have a problem he will listen and try to help you.” The one comment heard most when asking about Mr. G. was that “He is fair to all students, beyond fair.” 1984-1985 yearbook dedicated to Mr. Gillaspie from DHS students Mr. Gillaspie is the assistant football coach, head basketball coach, and assistant track coach. Players enjoy Mr. G. because he is a good coach, and easy to get along with. A comment from a player was “He is a very dedicated coach who always does the best for the team.” A teacher with an outlook as great as Mr. G’s has got to be someone special. Thanks for caring! CONTENTS Seniors 7-10 Juniors 12-14 Sophomores 16-17 Freshmen 19-20 Fall 26-33 Winter 36-49 Spring 52-69 Activities 72-85 Jr. High 86-100 Elementary 102-109 Index 111-112 The 1984-85 Senior Class was in a class all their own. They started new traditions as well as keeping or changing the old. Whether we were studying advanced composition or government, we always had time for fun. Our class motto says, “What appears to be the end may be a new beginning.” As we are finishing our last year of high school, we are keeping this motto in mind while seriously planning our future. There were 12 students who have attended Douglass since grade one. We would like to recognize them on this page: Kendra Harris, Kristy McGee, Lisa Anderson, Dana Sisk, Kevin Darter, Rod Davis, Kevin Coambes, Kelly Carter, Rod Meyers, Brent Pickett, Tim Payton, and Dane Rounkles. We would like to thank our Senior class officers for helping make the year less hectic. Plus a big thanks to Mr. Mykel for helping out. NEW BEGINNINGS Treasurer Kevin Darter, Stuco Representative Stacey Raupe, Secretary Lezli Skinner, Vice President Dana Sisk, President Albert Simon. SENIOR 85 SENIOR 85 Melissa M. Bayouth April Marie Blachowski David Blachowski Lisa Jo Anderson Kevin Coombes Kevin Darter Rod Davicf, Rana Lynn Frank Kendra Harris SENIOR 85 SENIOR 85 • • a 2 , ._1 SENIOR 85 SENIOR 85 Michelle Hartley Jeff Houser Frank Leslie Huster II Kristy McGee Shawn A. Moore Timothy Glen Payton Brent Pickett Adam Powell Stacey Raupe Gary Roberts Tom Rose SENIOR 85 SENIOR 85 a SENIOR 85 Dane Rounkles Albert Simon SENIOR 85 Dana Sisk Lezli Skinner Rod Wallace Perry Watkins Kandy Weishaar Dean Zaldivar Not Pictured: Jerry Higgins Steve Rausch CLASS MOTTO What appears to be the end May be a new beginning CLASS COLORS Royal Blue and Silver CLASS FLOWER Orchid SENIOR 85 SENIOR 85 LISA JO ANDERSON FHA 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; WAC 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1; Track 1; Aide 4; Chorus 1,2; Band 1,2. MELISSA M. BAYOUTH Band 1; Chorus 1; Aide 4. APRIL MARIE BLACHOWSKI Volleyball 1; Basketball 2,3,4; Ntl. H. S. Rodeo 1,2,3,4; FFA 1; FHA I, 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Stuco 4; FB Homecoming Court 4; BB Homecoming Court 4; FB Mgr. 4; WAC 1,2,3,4; Kayettes 1,2. DAVID BLACHOWSKI Football 1,2,3,4; H.S. Rodeo 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 3; Basketball 1,2; Track 2; Hon. Men. All Am. Rodeo Team 1,2. MARILYN BRILEY Track 1,2; WAC 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1; Pep Club 1,2,3,4. KELLY CARTER Football 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; D-Club 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3. PERRY L. CODY Football 1; Track 1; Wrestling 1,2,4. KEVIN COOMBES Stage Band 1,2; Band 1,2,3; Basketball 1; Frosh. V. Pres.; Stuco 3. KEVIN DARTER Baseball 1,2,3,4, Hon. Men. All League 1st Base 3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; D-Club 1,2,3,4; Sr. Class Treas.; NHS 2,3,4, Pres. 4; Honor King 3,4, Overall King 4; Drama Club 4; St. Music Contest, Percussion Ens. (I) 1,3; Cadet Lawman 3. ROD DAVIS Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2,4; Track 3; Band 1,2,3; Stuco 4; Fr. Treas.; Hon. Men. All League FB 4; St. Music Contest, Percussion Ens. (I) 1,3; Drama Club 4; D-Club 2,3,4. RANA LYNN FRANK Stage Band 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Lions Stage Band 3; Lions Inter. Band 3; Drama Club 3,4; Track 4; Y-Teens 2,3, Treas. 3; Brass Ens. 3,4; Chorus 1. KENDRA HARRIS Volleyball 1,2,3,4, Capt. 4, 1st Team All League VB 4; Wrestling Mgr. 2; Wrestling Cheerleader Capt. 3,4; Wrestling Homecoming Court 3,4; Football Cheerleader 2; Band 1,2,3,4; Flag Corp 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 3,4; Track 1,2,3; FHA 1,2,3,4, V. Pres. 3,4, State Par Law Team 3,4; WAC 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Honor Oueen 3,4; Stuco 3,4, V. Pres. 4; Yearbook 4, Editor 4; Soph. Secretary; Flute Trio-State (I) 2,3; Chorliers 3. MICHELLE HARTLEY FHA 3,4; WAC 3,4; Band 1,2,3; Track Mgr. 3; Pep Club 3,4; Yearbook 4; Aide 4. JEFF HOUSER Football 1,2,4; Track 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; D-Club 3,4; State Track 2 Mile Relay 3; Aide 3,4; Football Homecoming Escort 4. FRANK LESLIE HUSTER II Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Soph. Jr. V. Pres.; NHS 3,4; Treas. Sec. 3,4; D-Club 1,2,3,4; Wrestling Homecoming Escort 4, Salutatorian 4. KRISTY MCGEE Track 1; FHA 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; WAC 1,2,3,4; Wrestling Mgr. 2,3,4; Yearbook 3,4, Editor 4; Aide 4; Choraliers 1,2. ROD MEYER Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Football 4; Band 1,2,3; Yearbook 3; D-Club 1,2,3,4; Hon. Men. All League Baseball 3. SHAWN A. MOORE Football 1,2,3,4, All State Hon. Men. LB 4, All League RB 2,3,4, All League LB 2,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4, State Relay Team 3,4, League Javelin Champ 3; D-Club 1,2,3,4; Band 2; Aide 3. TIMOTHY GLEN PAYTON Football 2,3,4; D-Club 2,3,4; Wrestling 2,3; Track 3; Aide 3,4. BRENT PICKETT Stage Band 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3; Trombone Trio 1; Basketball 1; Wrestling 2; 1st Place Talent show 3; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Aide 3,4; Yearbook 2. ADAM POWELL Wrestling 1,2,3,4; D-Club 2,3,4; Yearbook 4; NHS 3,4. STACEY RAUPE Band 1,2,3,4; WAC 1,2,3,4, Pres. 4; FHA 1,2,3,4, Treas. 3,4; Volleyball 1,2; Stuco 4; Senior Stuco Rep.; Flag Corp 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; KS H.S. Rodeo Assn. 1,2,3,4, Director 4. GARY ROBERTS Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2; Baseball 3,4; Band 1,2; D-Club 1.2.3.4, TOM ROSE Football 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; D-Club 3,4; NHS 3,4; Drama 4; Stuco 4, Valedictorian 4. DANE ROUNKLES Football 1,2,3; Wrestling 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3. ALBERT SIMON Basketball 1,2,3,4, All League 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4, All League 3,4; Class Pres. 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3; KOYY Dream Team 3; D-Club 1,2,3,4; State Relay Team 3. DANA SISK Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4, Sec. 2,3,4; Honor Oueen 1,2; Girls State 3; Volleyball 1,2,3,4, Capt. 4; Track 1,3; Basketball 2,4; WAC 1.2.3.4, V. Pres. 4; NHS 2,3,4, V. Pres. 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3; Flag Corp 3; 2nd Team All League VB 4; Stuco 4; FB Homecoming Oueen 4; State Par Law Team 2,3,4. LEZLI SKINNER FHA 1,2,3,4, Rep. 3, Pres. 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Pres. 3,4; WAC 1.2.3.4, Treas. 4; Volleyball 4; Wrestling Mgr. 2,3,4; Wrestling Homecoming Oueen 3; Soph. Sr. Sec.; NHS 3,4; Choraliers 1,2,3; Stuco 4; Yearbook 3,4, Editor 4; Aide 3,4; Track 1,2. ROD WALLACE Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; D-Club 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; All League Hon. Men. LB 4; Aide 4. PERRY WATKINS Basketball 1; Wrestling 2; Aide 4. KANDY WEISHAAR Band 2,4; Stage Band 4; Basketball 1,2; Volleyball 1; Wrestling Homecoming Court 4; Chorus 1; Pep Club 1,4; WAC 1,2,4. DEAN ZALDIVAR Football 1,2,3,4, All League 3,4, All State 4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4, Reg. Champs 3; Track 1,2,3,4; Stuco 1.2.3.4, Pres. 4; NHS 3,4; Honor King 1,2; Cadet Lawman 3; Band 1,2,3. JUNIORS CLASS OF 1986 Class officers: President Gary Parker, Se-cretary Treasurer Tracy Hollenback, Stuco Staci Sharp, Vice President Matt Morrow. The class of 1986 has been experiencing new and exciting things in their junior year of high school from taking all of the college preparation tests to getting funds for prom by selling Current. The junior class of forty-nine students has grown as a group and as individuals. They are involved with the school system and community as shown by their increasing strides to show maturity. The class of 1986 will soon be upon their final year of high school, where high hopes and expectations are to meet all students. Kristi Adams Annette Allen Kevin Austin Daren Bannon Melanie Baum Melinda Baum Krissy Bell Kabin Carder Randy Ceynar Jeff Condon Curtis Cox Sandi Davis Manuel Garrido Kendra Gibson Carrie Graves Julie Grippando Juanita Hamilton Sylvia Harris Todd Hewlett Tracy Hollenback No Photo Available J Matt Morrow Jeff Myers Brian Nichols Dale Nichols Chris O’Neill Kim Otis Gary Parker Jennifer Parker Carlyn Patterson Mary Prosser Roy Williamson Jeanine Woody Jim Taylor Susan Tice David Turner LeAnn VanVickle Patricia Weaver Joanna Weiss Jim Williams James Pykiet David Reynolds Rob Reynolds Staci Sharp Ted Shellhamer SOPHOMORES For the most part, the sophomores this year are hard workers and an all around good bunch of kids, said Mr. Renfro, their class sponsor. For their fund raising they have sold stuf fed animals and planning calendars. They have also worked in concessions and they raffled off the homecoming football. Many excelled in acedemics and also participated in all areas of athletics. r Phil Anderson Cina Barnes Danny Bayouth Doreen Bergley Brad Bodine Kathy Bradford Travis Carr Jason Cathey Brad Clark Kelly Dawson Regina Diel Wesley Dutton Kevin Gulick Jerry Houser Lisa Huster Luana Lewis Gena Lott Mike Mahlandt Ginger Martin Randy Minahan Danny Morckel Renee Newcomb Justin Price Brenda Reynolds Curt Roberts Patti Rose Shelly Schmidt Jodi Stevenson Micki Whitted Andra Wilhite SOPHOMORES This year for the freshmen introduction, we tried to find a different way to brink the froshies into the limelight of their section of the yearbook. So, instead of just printing a picture of the class officers and a few candids, we went out and interviewed them to get an idea of their feelings and impressions of their first year at DHS. Here are some of the responses that we got: Q. HOW DID YOU FEEL ABOUT ENTERING HIGH SCHOOL? A. “Fired-upl”, “not scared”, scared”, “anxious”, “glad to be out of Junior High”, ready for it , it got better after we were here for a while”. Q. WHAT IS ONE OF THE BEST THINGS ABOUT BEING A FRESHMAN? A. “More musical activities than in junior high”, being able to mess something up and not having to worry about it, people just say, ‘oh well, they’re just freshmen’”. COMMENTS: “You get tired of people picking on you just because you’re a freshman”, “high school wasn’t what we expected”, it is a different feeling being here”, “being a freshman gives us an excuse for doing stuff”, you can get away with more in high school than you can in junior high”. This year the freshman class has really become involved in school and school activities. Big things can be expected of them, and you can expect to find them EVERYWHERE, especially when it comes to extra curricular functions. Good Luck, freshmen, enjoy high school! [ j CLASS OF ’88 Mitchell Clay, Secretary; Carrie Wilks, Treasurer; Penny White. Stuco Representative; Carol Harris, Vice-president; Mike Powell, President Rhonda Jones Leonard Kaylor VW Todd Baird Manford Baum Ray Bergley Mitchell Clay Julie Coatney Terry Cody Charlotte Culver David Darter Kristi Davis Debbie Falconburg Kim Ferry Bart Fisher Russ Frank Todd Glidewell Shannon Grippando Carol Harris Shannon Hiebert Matt Houser Tracy Knight Derek Lichlyter Stephanie May Mischeal McKain Starla Miller Kathy Minahan Dean Monroe Rod Moore Asta Morgan Ron Perry Michael Powell Becky Pykiet Mike Ryan David Scharff Curtis Stambough Sheila Tatom Denise Thomas Diana Todd BOARD OF EDUCATION Polly Bloom, Marvin Sisk, Paul McKay. Robert Kittle, (pres.), Everett Bloom, Robert Zimmerman. The Board of Education helps decide on school policies and educational requirements. They are a concerned group of elected citizens who care about the Douglass Public Schools. They often meet late into the night. They help provide the funds to support new items to further the educational process. Even though the board gets a lot of criticism, they also deserve a lot of recognition for the fine job they have done. SUPERINTENDENT Don Donley John Eaton Counselor English Morris Gillaspie History Jo Jennings Art Kevin Mykel Tammy Mykel Jan Parker Katie Pottorff Eng. Econ, Psy. English Vocal Music Resource Room Jim Pykiet Math, Computer Dick Renfro Science Dusty Rhodes Drafting. Woods John Sattler Math. Physics William Parker Principal Row 1: Frank Huster, Shawn Moore, Tim Payton, Albert Simon, Tom Rose, Dean Zaldivar, Rod Davis. Rod Wallace, Kevin Darter, Gary Roberts. Row 2: Leonard Kaylor, Rod Moore, Rob Reynolds. Gary Parker, Matt Morrow. Curt Roberts, Mike Mahlandt, Jason Cathey, Jeff Myers, Brad Clark, Brad Bodine, Todd Baird, David Blachowski, Row 3: Dean Monroe, Mike Powell, Ray Bergley, Derek Lichlyter, Terry Cody David Darter James Pykiet. Chris O'Neill. Dan Macy. Manuel Garrido, Delbert Howland. Randy Ceynar, Row 4: Gary Young, Bart Fisher. Kabiri Carder Jerry Houser, Justin Price, Rod Meyer. Kelly Carter, Jeff Houser, Roy Williamson, Curt Mitchell. Michelle Howland, April Blachowski, Todd Hewlett, Row 5: Coach Rhodes, Coach Gillaspie, Coach Cottrell, Coach Renfro BULLDOGS GRIDIRON LEAGUE CHAMPIONS BULLDOGS POST 8-1 RECORD: WIN CPL CHAMPIONSHIP. Forty-six players suited up in anticipation for the 1984 grid campaign determined to make it successful. District play put Douglass on the road to Cottonwood Falls to face 1 ranked Chase Co. To the fans, players, and coaches it was a very crucial game. Chase Co. scored first on a 40 yd. field goal. Douglass countered in the 2nd quarter on a 40 yd. run by Shawn Moore. Albert Simon converted the extra point and placed the Bulldogs ahead 7-3. Several plays later Chase Co. scored, regained the lead and won the contest 17-14. We should all be proud of our football team. They did very well and always kept a good attitude. Sr. Individual Awards Dean Zaldivar: Team Captain, Most Valuable Player. Most Valuable Defensive Player, Outstanding Lineman, 1st Team All League Interior Line. 1st Team All League Line Shawn Moore: Most Valuable Player. Outstanding Back, 1st Team All League Back, 1st Team All League Linebacker Tom Rose: Most Improved Player Albert Simon: Team Captain. Outstanding Back, Honorable Mention All League Back, Honorable Mention All League Kicker Rod Davis: Most Valuable player. Outstanding Lineman, Honorable Mention All League Line Rod Wallace: Outstanding Lineman, Honorable Mention All League Interior Line. Honorable Mention All League Linebacker Frank Huster: Team Captain, Most Inspirational Player Kevin Darter: Most Inspirational Player The 1984-85 football cheerleading squad consisted of one senior, three juniors, one sophomore and two freshmen. Krissy Bell was chosen as head cheerleader for football. The girls attended camp at Emporia State University where they learned some new cheers. Mrs. Kinser, Mrs. Allard and Mr. Mykel were their sponsors. During football season the girls performed a Roller On” skit on roller skates and one where they dressed up as cowboys. They were an energetic group who tried to involve the students. D.H.S. BAND ON THE MOVE Row 1: Penny White, Crystal Watkins, Carol Harris, Penny Inkelaar, Brenda Reynold,s Carrie Graves, Trish Weaver, Kendra Harris. Row 2: Staci Sharp, Jennifer Parker, Cina Barnes, Susan Tice, Starla Miller, Debbie Falconburg, Sheila Tatom, Charlotte Culver, Gary Young, Denise Thomas, Mitchell Clay, Todd Hewlett, Krissy Bell, Stacey Raupe, Row 3: Rana Frank, Curtis Cox, Dan Macy, Heath Monroe, Kandy Weishaar, Phil Anderson, Terry Lauderbaugh, Mike Mahlandt, Bart Fisher, Perry Cody, David Darter, Manford Baum, Melinda Baum, Joanna Weiss, Jeanine Woody. Sandi Davis, Kristi Davis, Tracy Knight, Annette Allen, Richard Zimmerman, Ray Bergley, Brad Bodine, Russ Frank, James Pykiet. Kristi Adams. Melanie Baum, Row 4: Becky Pykiet. Shannon Grippando. Dean Monroe. Randy Ceynar, Curtis Stambaugh, Brad Clark, Kevin Darter, Mr. Bill Bush (Director) The 1984-85 band has been on the move performing at games, pep assemblies and concerts. The band also marched at the Kansas State Fair and received a one rating. They were a part of the dedication ceremonies at Eldorado Lake. This years flag corp was Kendra Harris Captain, Sandi Davis, Melanie Baum and Trish Weaver. The band was led by Drum-majorette Krissy Bell, during the marching season. VOLLEYBALL Varsity Top: Krissy Bell. Jr.. Jodi Stevenson, Soph., Carol Harris, Fres., Sandy Davis, Jr., Trish Weaver, Jr.. Kendra Gibson, Jr., Staci Sharp. Jr., Below: Dana Sisk, Sr.. Kendra Harris. Sr. As a senior member of the team this year, I want to wish future teams the best of luck. I hope that you reach a goal I set for volleyball, to go to a state championship. If you want to set that for the team, everyone has to have that attitude, not just 3 or 4 people. Work for the goal all season long strive to be the best you can be. „ Dana Sisk • 2nfl Te W |!-Leai To next year’s volleyball team. I wish ya lots of luck with your team. I know you will do great if you just apply yourselves to do the best you can. There is a lot of talent in the coming classes, so use it to have a victorious season. You have some great coaches, so work together as a team. Go For IT! I think that the one thing I would like to tell next year’s volleyball players is to HAVE FUN! Volleyball is a team sport, and it takes a lot of concentration and skill. But if you don’t enjoy yourself and enjoy what you are doing then you won’t ever be a true success. It’s how you feel about yourself and what you’ve done that really counts. Good Luck and do your best. Jr. Varsity Top: Andra Wilhite, So., Kristi Adams, Jr., Lezli Skinner, Sr., Annette Allen. Jr., Cina Barnes. So., Middle: Penny Inkelaar, So., Joanna Weiss, Jr., Renee Newcomb. So., Bottom: Melinda Baum, Jr., Ginger Martin, So. 1984-85 volleyball started the season with high hopes of a prosperous year. They set goals as individuals and as a team. The team goals were; (1) to fill the season with the thrill of victory rather than the agony of defeat and (2) to work as a team instead of individuals on the court. The Lady Bulldogs reached these goals through determination, hard work, and patience. The team had two new coaches. Larry Darter was the head coach, Kim Kinser was assistant coach. These two developed a new offense for the team and challenged the team to reach their goals. This year’s team was a young one. There were three seniors on the team, with two returning starters. The rest of the team was made up mostly of juniors and freshmen, with a little less sophomore participation. Freshmen Top: Denise Thomas. Starla Miller, Sheila Tatom, Middle: Becky Pykiet, Kristi Davis, Crystal Watkins. Sitting: Shannon Hiebert. Bottom: Rhonda Jones, Penny White As everyone knows, fall is a very exciting time of year around Douglass High School. With school back in full swing and sports activities building back up, the students were getting together with new and old friends. One special time of year is football season. Although attendance for most games is large, the highlight of the football season is on the evening of Homecoming. This year the evening held a significance to fans and players because the Douglass Bulldogs played the Medicine Lodge Indians which were considered to be one of the most forceful teams in the state. This year, the homecoming ceremonies were held on October 5 at 7:00 p.m. before the start of the game. The candidates were first escorted around the field in Ed Weishaar’s Mustang. The ceremonies began with the candidates and the escorts marching onto the field. Ladies in waiting were Stacey Raupe escorted by Albert Simon, April Blachowski escorted by Shawn Moore and Dana Sisk escorted by Jeff Houser. Joining them was the 1984 Queen, Serena Petrie escorted by Dean Zaldi-var. Background music highlighted theme “To Me’’. FHA president Lezli Skinner announced the 1985 Queen, Dana Sisk. The game concluded with the Bulldogs winning 20-0. Festivities ended with a Homecoming Dance after the game. HOMECOMING '85 Shawn Moore, April Blachowski, Jeff Houser, Dana Sisk, Dean Zaldivar. Stacey Raupe, Albert Simon. The basketball cheerleaders are as essential to the success of the game as the players themselves. Their work began just as soon as they are elected to the position. During the year they had several fund raisers such as concession stands, car washes, and work days. They attended camp at the Dynamic Cheerleader Association where they received the award for most improved squad. The captain this year was Staci Sharp. They had three sponsors this year, Mrs. Janet Allard, Mr. Kevin Mykel, and Mrs. Kim Kinser. The girls worked hard this year but they had alot of fun while doing it. RLEADERS Top Staci Sharp (capt), Ginger Martin, Shannon Heibert Middle Starla Miller Bottom Crystal Watkins. Doreen Bergley MEN’S BASKETBALL 2ND SUB-STATE Row 1: Gary Parker, Shawn Moore, Kevin Darter, Rod Wallace, Tom Rose. Row 2: Albert Simon, Jett Houser, Matt Morrow, Rod Davis, Danny Macy Basketball at Douglass High School drew excitement from fans during the ’85 season. Fans followed the Bulldogs, coached by Morris Gillaspie and assistant Jim Pykiet, to Sub-state Play-offs at Hes-ston, Kansas. There the men’s team played three teams to be beaten in the final game with Hesston to become the Sub-state Runner-up. The season ended with a record of 19-3, which rates as the best basketball record in the history of Douglass High School. One game which becomes a yearly battle for the Bulldogs is the one with the Rockets. With a score of 50-48, Rose Hill fell to defeat this year. At the Burrton Tournament, Douglass won against Burrton and Remington and lost to become the Runner-up against Pretty Prarie. Senior Albert Simon and Junior Matt Morrow were selected as members of the CPL All League Team and also Honorable Mention All-state by the TOPEKA DAILY CAPITAL. Other members of the varsity squad were Seniors Kevin Darter, Tom Rose, Rod Wallace, Shawn Moore, Jeff Houser, Rod Davis, Juniors Gary Parker and Danny Macy. Junior Varsity Basketball was coached by Jim Pykiet. They had a 11-5 record. They played all but one of their home games on the Junior High Gym court. Having lost the game to Belle Plaine last year, the defeat was important to this year’s team. With most of the varsity squad graduating this year, this was a crucial building year for the Bulldogs. Men's basketball gives DHS a record Row 1: Albert Simon, Jeff Houser, Shawn Moore, Kevin Darter, Rod Wallace, Tom Rose. Rod Davis. Row 2: Melinda Baum (mgr.), Ted Shellhamer, Gary Parker, Matt Morrow, Danny Macy, Justin Price, Row 3: Ray Bergley, Kevin Gulick, Mike Mahlandt, David Darter, Curt Roberts. Bart Fisher, (not Pictured) Dave Reynolds GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM WORKS HARD Through hard work and determination, the girls basketball team finished their season with a 9-11 record. B-team finished with a 5-11 record. Several team records were set during the 84-85 season. For the first time the girls won the homecoming game. This year it was against South Barber. The team set a high score record with 63 points against Belle Plaine. Their field goal record was 25 points in the Belle Plaine and Sedan games. They tied the school record of 19 free throws in the game against South Barber. Leading the team in scoring was Jeanine Woody with 316 points, averaging 15.8 per game. Jeanine was an All League selection for the second straight year. She was selected to the Third Team, All State. Stacey Raupe had a single season and career record for assists. Stacey was selected to the Second Team, All League. Front Row: Juanita Hamilton, April Blachowski. Stacey Raupe, Dana Sisk, Doreen Bergley, Back Row: Jeanine Woody, Carol Harris. Cina Barnes, Jodi Stevenson, Sandi Davis. Krissy Bell. Penny Inkelaar Stacey Raupe Dana Sisk April Blachowski YOU’RE MY INSPIRATION Stacey Raupe, April Bla-chowski, and Krissy Bell were inspirations of royalty at the nineteen eighty five basketball homecoming. The three candidates were honored Friday evening, January eleventh during halftime of the varsity boys game. As Sandi Davis announced each ones accomplishments, they were escorted onto the court, patiently waiting to find out which one would receive the crown. Escorting the candidates were Albert Simon, Tom Rose and Shawn Moore. Reigning queen,Terri Ford was present to relinquish her title as the Nineteen Eighty-four Basketball Homecoming Queen. Terri was escorted by Rod Wallace. The gymnasium was filled with anticipation as Stacey Raupe was crowned. Crown Bearer Scott Snelling and Flower Girl was Brandi Bush. They were escorted by WAC member Jodi Stevenson. SHAWN MOORE. KRISSY BELL. ROD WALLACE. QUEEN STACEY RAUPE. AL BERT SIMON. APRIL BLACHOWSKI. TOM ROSE ASS 50 DHS STAGE BAND Front Row: Krissy Bell. Brad Bodine, Staci Sharp. Melinda Baum. Annette Allen, Gina Barnes. Joanna Weiss, Row 2: Jennifer Parker, Kendra Harris, Brent Pickett. Melanie Baum, Jeff Myers, James Pykiet, Kristy Adams, Russ Frank, Row 3: Curtis Stambaugh, Brad Clark, Bill Bush, Rana Frank, Curtis Cox, Phil Anderson, Kandy Weishaar, Terry Lauderbaugh, Bart Fisher CHEERLEADERS RAISE SPIRIT! Top: Becky Pykiet, Denise Thomas. Bottom: Lisa Kunz, Penny White w R E S T L I N G This year’s wrestling cheerleader did an excellent job at raising the spirit of the team. They used a new technique of cheering that they learned at camp. It was geared more towards the college-type cheering with sharp, definite movements. They gave the wrestlers some kind of recognition (such as fruit, decorated lockers, or posters) each match. The squad received a new outfit this year. It made them look real sharp out on the floor cheering. BULLDOG WRESTLERS: A As senior wrestling managers, we have been proud to be associated with this group of guys. In the three years that we have managed, this team has been the hardest working, oneriest and greatest of them all. This team had heart, unity, and desire for excellence. They wanted to win and were willing to work hard in order to achieve that success. The coaches, Dusty Rhodes and Harry LaMar, were also the greatest. They pushed the team hard and demanded obedience and dedication. They were also open to each member of the team in terms of friendship or just extra coachng. Over all, this team, coaches included, has meant the most to us. They were fun to be with and easy to support. We share your pride in the 1984-85 DHS Wrestling Team. Lezli Skinner Kristy McGee Rugged, tough, mean, lean TRADITION OF EXCLLENCE wicked, rough, wild Row 1: Kristy McGee, Jeff Condon, Adam Powell. Frank Huster. Kabin Carder, Lezli Skinner. Coach La Mar. Row 2: Lisa Huster. Richard Zimmerman. James Pykiet. Todd Hewlett. Rob Reynolds. Tracy Hollenback. Matt Houser. Mike Powell, Coach Rhodes. Row 3: Leonard Kaylor, Rod Moore, Perry Cody, Todd Baird. Gary Young. Brad Clark. Row 4: David Scharff. Terry Cody. Jerry Houser. Delbert Howland. Brad Bodine, Man-ford Baum YOU'RE ALL I NEED Kandy Weishaar Frank Huster This years homecoming was a memorable night for everyone who attended the ceremony. Kendra Harris, Kandy Wei-shaar and Michelle Howland were honored candidates. Escorting them were Perry Cody, Frank Huster and Adam Powell. Reigning Queen Leslie Skinner was present to give up her title as the 1984 Wrestling Queen, escorted by Dean Zaldivar. As the three candidates stood patiently waiting, Michelle Howland was announced this years Homecoming Queen. ACADEMIC SPIRIT WEEK Academic Spirit Week comes at a time of great need. This year it was on March 18-22. About that time of year students and teachers both are getting tired of each other and the daily routine. That’s why we have Academic Spirit. Throughout the week there were all sorts of class competitions and activities for the kids. Everyday there was an attendance count to see how many kids from every grade was in school. There was also a different dress code each day. Points were given to each class for every different event. The points ranged from 4 to 1, with the highest being 4. At the end of the week they were totaled and the overall winner was the Juniors. Other events included the talent show, the anything goes competition, competency testing, school awareness tests and speaker day. BASEBALL FINISHES STRONG Row 1: Shannon Hiebert (mgr ). Terry Lauderbaugh. Ray Bergley. Carol Harris (mgr.), Row 2: Juanita Hamilton (stat.), Gary Young. David Darter. Jeff Myers. Rod Wallace. Ted Shellhamer. Richard Zimmerman. Row 3: Coach Darter. Rod Wallace. James Pykiet. Dean Zaldivar. Phil Anderson. Kevin Darter. Gary Roberts. Justin Price. Coach Bush The DHS Baseball team was coached by first year coaches Larry Darter and Bill Bush. The season ended with a 10-10 record. The team was 3rd in the League Tournament and finished 2nd in League overall play. This was quite a comeback for a sport which had been threatened last year as being dropped. It has been a long time since baseball at DHS has had a winning season. With determination and pride the team was able to bring home a long awaited winning season. League honors were All League: Rod Meyer, Outfielder; 2nd Team All League: Kevin Darter, 3rd Base Pitcher; Rod Wallace, Short Stop; Justin Price, 2nd Base. TRACK Row 1: Tracy Hollenbeck, Kabin Carder, Mike Powell. Bart Fisher. Terry Cody, Todd Baird. Todd Glidewell. Brad Bodine, Row 2: Rod Moore, Curt Roberts. Manford Baum, Mike Mahlandt, Todd Hewlett, Delbert Howland. Jason Cathey, Chris O'Neill, Brad Clark, Row 2: Lisa Kunz, Derek Lichlyter. Manuel Girrado. Rob Reynolds. Jerry Houser, Shawn Moore, Jeff Houser, Matt Morrow, Dave Reynolds, Albert Simon, Renee Newcomb Row 1: Shiela Tatom, Crystal Watkins. Rana Frank, Kathy Bradford. Jodi Stevenson, Krissy Bell. Denise Thomas. Becky Pykiet. Lisa Kunz. Trish Weaver. Penny Inkelaar, Kim Ferry, Renee Newcomb BOOSTERS The booster club is an organization of parents, friends, and supporters of school matches, events, and games involving students. Not only does the booster club supply sandwiches and pop for the athletes after their games and events, but they also attend the games to provide support for both the players and the entire school. This year the boosters put on a party for the entire wrestling team after the season was over. A good time was had by all. As we look back through the years we seem to vision memories of the people who have touched us in special ways. As a friend, Eldon was one who brought alot of happiness to everyone who knew him. He was a caring person who listened when someone was troubled. Time and time again Eldon proved how hospitable he was. He made his home welcome to anyone who needed a place to stay. The special thing about Eldon was that he wasn’t afraid of challenging anything for he lived life to the fullest. Those who knew Eldon will remember him the way he lived his life. INSTRUMENTAL SOLOS Curtis Cox, Trumpet Solo Annette Allen, Saxophone Solo SAX TRIO: Brad Bodine, Annette Allen, Krissy Bell; CLARINET TRIO: Staci Sharp, Jennifer Parker, Cina League II, Regional II Barnes; League II, Regional II FLUTE TRIO: Carol Harris, Trish Weaver, Kendra Harris; League I, Regional II AND ENSEMBLES CLARINET CHOIR: Staci Sharp, Jennifer Parker, Cina Barnes, Annette Allen, Starla Miller, Sandi Davis, Kristi Davis, Tracy Knight, Melinda Baum, Joanna Weiss, Jeanine Woody; League I, Regional I, State II BRASS ENSEMBLE: Rana Frank, Curtis Cox, Phil Anderson, Brad Bodine, James Pykiet, Melanie Baum; League II, Regional I, State I PERCUSSION TRIO: Becky Pykiet, Kevin Darter, Brad Clark; League I, Regional II VOCAL SOLOS Solos League Shannon Hiebert I Melanie Baum II Starla Miller II Lisa Husler II Gina Lott II Regional II II I II State II Vocal Ensemble: Lee Ann VanVickle, Jodi Stevenson, Doreen Berg-ley, Trish Weaver, Melanie Baum, Ginger Martin (not pictured) League I, Regional I, State I Freshman Trio: Shannon Hiebert, Starla Miller, Carol Harris; League II, Regional I, State I; (Row 2) Girls Trio: Melanie Baum, Trish Weaver, Ginger Martin (not pictured) League I, Regional I, State I AND ENSEMBLES Girls Ensemble: Row 1: Tracy Knight. Crystal Watkins. Patti Rose, Traci Williams. Becky Pykiet. Kathy Bradford. Stephanie May. Renee Newcomb. Row 2: Rhonda Jones. Kathy Minahan, Sheila Tatum. Jodi Stevenson. Lisa Huster. Lisa Kunz. Mischael McKain; League II, Regional II Girls Ensemble: Becky Pykiet. Shannon Hiebert. Gina Lott. Stephanie Hutchinson. Starla Miller. Carol Harris: League II. Regional II Girls Chorus: Row 1: Crystal Watkins. Patti Rose. Becky Pykiet. Melanie Baum. Traci Williams. Lisa Huster. Stephanie May. Carol Harris. Renee Newcomb. Row 2: Tracy Knight. Shannon Hiebert. Anita Comstock. Kathy Bradford. Lisa Kunz. Lee Ann VanVickle. Jodi Stevenson. Denise Thomas. Kristi Davis. Diana Todd. Kathy Minahan: Rhonda Jones. Sheila Tatum. Gena Lott. Stephanie Hutchinson. Starla Miller. Mischael McKain. Doreen Bergley. Trish Weaver, (not Pictured) Ginger Martin. Michelle Howland. Charlotte Culver; League I. Regional I. State II SENIOR TRIP TO KANSAS CITY U. S. D. 396 DOUGLASS. KANSAS At 5:30 a.m. Sunday, May 5, seventeen seniors were fired up for the 1984-85 senior trip to “World’s of Fun” in Kansas City. They arrived at the park at 10:30. Six hours of fun waited for them inside the gates. Each senior was given twenty-five dollars of class funds. After a day of excitement, they left at 4:30 p.m. They were not as fired up as when they had arrived. The sponsors enjoyed a quiet ride home. The bus pulled into good ol’ D.H.S. at 9:30 that evening. Everyone got plenty of sleep. That made us all the more ready to be at school the next morning. yiWJOK AMD SSMJOK PKOM - 19S5 Gary Parker Matt Morrow Tracy Hollenback Staci Sharp Judy Baldridge Jo Jennings u rurt President Vice President Secretary-Treasurer Stuco Sponsors Give the world the best you have and the best will come back to you. Lilac and Silver Rose Albert Simon Dana Sisk Lezli Skinner Kevin Darter Stacey Raupe Kevin Mykel M r- President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Stuco Sponsor What appears to be the end may be a new beginning Royal Blue and Silver Orchid A memorable night for the juniors and seniors along with their dates was the evening of April twentieth. This year’s theme was “Purple Rain”, sponsored by the junior class. The setting was held in the high school gymnasium. At eight o’clock the doors were opened and revealed the magnificent decorations that took hours of preparation. As couples arrived the band began to play for an exotic evening which was filled with excitement. Once again this year’s prom successfully reached a special milestone for most everyone who attended the occasion. 84-85 HONOR KING HONOR QUEEN Front Row: Derek Lichlyter, Penny White, Phillip Anderson, Back Row: Brad To be chosen as an Honor King or Honor Queen Bodine, Kendra Harris, Kevin Darter, Krissy Bell, James Pykiet, Not Pictured: is a real accomplishment. These students have Ginger Martin done outstanding work in the classrooms as well as school activities. Hopefully this contest will challenge students to do better class work and develop leadership qualities in extra-curricular activities. By recording scholarship and leadership qualities according to a point schedule, each class is represented by a pair of honor royalty. This year is the first time there were two Honor Kings from the same class. Brad Bodine shared the title of Sophomore Honor King with Phil Anderson. Sophomore Honor Queen was Ginger Martin. Freshman Honor Queen and King were Penny White and Derek Lichlyter. Junior royalty was Krissy Bell and James Pykiet. The Senior King and Queen were Kevin Darter and Kendra Harris. The Overall Honor King and Honor Queen were Kevin Darter, Sr., and Krissy Bell, Jr. Besides having good grades, Kevin was a class officer, a member of band, a letterman, a drama participant and a member of athletic teams. In addition to Krissy’s scholastic record, she was an activity officer, band member, cheerleader, letterwoman, drama participant, ensemble participant and a homecoming queen candidate. Krissy Bell, Kevin Darter Sophomores: Brad Bodine, Phil Anderson, Ginger Martin Freshmen: Penny White, Derek Lichiyter Seniors: Kendra Harris, Kevin Darter Juniors: James Pykiet, Krissy Bell 5861 JO ssvio ONtivnavno This year’s choices for the 1984-85 Valedictorian Salutatorian was a close race. After the final points were counted, Tom Rose received the honor of Valedictorian. Frank Huster received the honor of Salutatorian. Tom Rose is planning to attend Benedictine College. He was awarded the largest scholarship available from the school. He will be studying dentistry. Frank Huster will be attending Butler County Community College. FOOTBALL HOME OPPONENT 19 Garden Plain 6 14 Belle Plaine 0 32 Conway Springs 6 35 Cheney 7 20 Medicine Lodge 0 19 South Barber 14 14 Chase County 17 13 Bluestem 2 29 Remington 6 SCORES VOLLEYBALL WIN LOSS RECORD Flinthills 1 2 L Bluestem 0 2 L Remington 1 2 L Udall 0 2 L Oxford 1 2 L Independence 0 2 L Mulvane 2 0 W Collegiate 2 0 W Christian Challenge 2 0 W Udall 1 2 L Conway Springs 0 2 L Argonia 2 1 W Oxford 0 2 L Marquette 1 2 L Bethel Life 2 0 W Conway Springs 1 2 L Medicine Lodge 2 0 W South Barber 2 0 W Cheney 1 2 L Garden Plain 1 2 L Bethel Life 2 0 W Belle Plaine 0 2 L Mulvane 0 2 L Bluestem 1 2 L a BOYS BASKETBALL HOME OPPONENT 70 Collegiate 28 53 Bethel Life 36 64 Christian Challenge 39 50 Rose Hill 48 61 Medicine Lodge 58 95 Caldwell 59 54 South Barber 33 70 Burrton 63 57 Remington 56 43 Pretty Prairie 53 74 Udall 45 49 Garden Plain 60 72 Bulestem 29 57 Cheney 29 70 Sedan 54 70 Argonia 34 58 Conway Springs 41 55 Oxford 49 65 Belle Plaine 42 51 Halstead 36 38 Belle Plaine 27 45 Hesston 66 GIRLS BASKETBALL HOME OPPONENT 28 Collegiate 26 13 Rose Hill 55 37 Christian Challenge 13 36 Medicine Lodge 44 33 Caldwell 46 47 South Barber 32 41 Bluestem 56 28 Berean 39 30 Central Challenge 29 33 Marion 40 35 Udall 42 41 Garden Plain 49 52 Bethel Life 23 25 Cheney 28 57 Sedan 25 51 Argonia 22 45 Conway Springs 39 37 Oxford 49 63 Belle Plaine 53 30 Remington 49 WRESTLING GIRLS TRACK BOYS TRACK HOME OPPONENT 35 Flint Hills 17 27 Goddard 27 22 Chapparral 21 31 Maize 29 44 Valley Center 27 19 Andale 41 18 Wellington 46 15 Andover 48 42 Rose Hill 22 0 Emporia 65 24 Washburn Rural 46 54 Wichita West 12 18 Augusta 46 44 Rose Hill 21 24 Goddard 40 18 Clearwater 39 Belle Plaine 5th Belle Plaine 2nd Bluestem 5th Bluestem 1st Flinthills 7th Hesston 5th Wellington 3rd Flinthills 2nd Argonia 2nd Rose Hill 5th League 5th Wellington 4th Oxford 4th League 2nd Fr.-Soph. 6th Augusta 6th Fr.-Soph. 4th BASEBALL HOME OPPONENT 2,7 Rose Hill 10,17 2,8 Central 10,19 12,3 Dexter 11,15 9,5 Thayer 7,2 2,0 Sedan 7,5 20,12 Cedarvale 5.0 6,9 West Elk 3,1 4,7 Bluestem 13,5 League Tournament 13 Thayer 0 0 Central 7 12 Dexter 3 2nd League Standing 2nd IM1 11C $ DRAMA, Row 1: Todd Hewlett, Krissy Bell. Cina Barnes, Lisa Huster, Mrs. Mykel. Row 2: Ted Shellhamer, Gena Lott, Jim Taylor, Joanna Weiss Micki Whitted. Annette Allen, Row 3: Rana Frank, Tom Rose. Phil Anderson, Kevin Darter One of the longest activities of the school year is speech and drama. This is an organization of students who involve themselves in a variety of activities aimed at increasing their ability to speak and perform in front of a group. Throughout the six months of practice from January to May, students may become involved in many different areas of speech and performance from Solo and Duet Acting to different types of speeches and a one-act play. As membership doubled from the previous year, so did the amount of events qualifying for state. This list included the one-act play; Krissy Bell, Original Oration; Tom Rose-Ginger Martin, Duet Acting; Tom Rose-Joanna Weiss, Improvised Duet Acting; and Joanna Weiss-Jim Taylor Duet Acting. This was the first year in several that individuals have qualified for state competition. As the year pulled to a close, Mrs. Mykel along with interested students began planning next year's events and even more successes. THE DIARY OF ADAM AND EVE ALMOST THE BRIDE OF DRACULA WHAT A PRODUCTION! LEAGUE. March 5 One Act Play-1 Duet Act-T. Rose. G. Martin-1 Original Oration-K. Bell-1 Poetry-C. Barnes-ll I.D.A.-K. Darter. A. Allen-ll I.D.A.-J. Weiss. G. Lott-ll OXFORD INVITATIONAL. March 27 I.D.A.-T. Rose. J. Weiss-I Duet Act-J. Taylor. J. Weiss-11 I.D.A.-B. Pickett. T. Shellhamer-ll Original Oration-K. Bell-1 REGIONAL. May 4 Original Oration-K. Be. I Poetry-C. Barnes-ll One Act Play-ll Duet-G. Martin. T. Rose-1 Original Oration-K. Bell-1 Duet-J. Weiss. J. Taylor-Ill WOMEN’S ATHLETIC CLUB The Women’s Athletic Club is an organization that honors women who have lettered in various sports such as volleyball, basketball, cheerleading and track. Row 1: Penny White. Kim Ferry. Crystal Watkins. Starla Miller, Carol Harris, Shannon Hiebert. Denise Thomas, Shiela Tatom, Kristi Davis, Row 2: Kristi Adams, Cina Barnes, Lisa Huster, Annette Allen, Doreen Bergley. Jodi Stevenson, Staci Sharp, Kendra Gibson, Michelle Howland, Lisa Kunz. Penny Inkelaar, Row 3: Renee Newcomb. Becky Pykiet. Jennifer Parker. Sandi Davis, Krissy Bell, Kristy McGee. Lisa Anderson, April Blachowski, Dana Sisk, Lezli Skinner. Stacey Raupe, Kendra Harris. Michelle Hartley, Jeanine Woody, Juanita Hamilton, Trish Weaver, Rana Frank. Melinda Baum. Joanna Weiss Row 1: Brad Bodine, Mike Mahlandt, Richard Zimmerman, Rodney Wallace. Kevin Gulick, Terry Lauderbaugh. Jason Cathey. Curt Roberts. Brad Clark, Row 2: Rod Davis, Gary Parker. Danny Macy. Rod Meyer. Kevin Darter. Gary Roberts. Adam Powell. Tom Rose. Tim Payton. Randy Ceynar, Albert Simon, Row 3: Curtis Cox, Todd Hewlett, Kabin Carder. Rob Reynolds. Dean Zaldivar, Jeff Houser. Shawn Moore. Jerry Houser. Matt Morrow, Dave Reynolds, James Pykiet, Chris O’Neill. Tracy Hollenback, Jeff Condon. Jeff Myers; Top: Justin Price Confronting challenges changing times Front Row: Kendra Gibson, Staci Sharp, Ginger Martin. Krissy Bell, Lezli Skinner. Kendra Harris. Stacey Raupe. Dana Sisk, Shannon Heibert. Second row: Gena Lott, Juanita Hamilton, April Blachowski, Michelle Howland, Brenda Reynolds, Jennifer Parker. Traci Williams, Julie Grippando, Third row: Kristi Adams, Annette Allen, Denise Thomas, Becky Pykie, Kathy Bradford, Penny White. Penny Inkelaar, Regina Diel. Fourth row: Sheila Tatom, Kristi Davis, Carol Harris, Starla Miller, Kim Otis, Patricia Weaver. Melanie Baum, Susan Tice, Fifth row: Mrs. Baldridge, Melinda Baum. Michelle Hartley. Doreen Bergley, Renee Newcomb, Andra Wilhite The 1984-85 school year was a very busy one for FHA. The year was started with a membership lunch and banana split party. This year football homecoming was co-sponsored by FHA. They also held a secret teacher week and a secret pal week. Secret pal week was kicked off with an extended break for the whole school. FHA also held its annual Christmas party for members. District meeting was held at Winfield. This year forty-five members attended from Douglass. The chapter placed in seven out of eight contests. Renee Newcomb placed first in the junior creed contest. Krissy Bell placed first in the illustrated talk contest. Melinda Baum placed first in the job application interview competition. Douglass also took first in the name tag, banner, poster and par-law competitions. They placed second in the scrapbook and third in the most professional chapter. District elections were held at Argonia. Susan Tice and Kristi Adams were elected to district offices. Krissy Bell was elected to state office. Ten members attended this meeting. State meeting was held in Wichita with twenty-six members attending. Three officers from Douglass were installed. Renee Newcomb received a good rating on her creed competition. Melinda Baum received a I rating in job interview competition. Par-law received a fair and Krissy Bell tied for first with her illustrated talk. All members of FHA have been very competitive throughout the year. CHAPTER OFFICERS Lezli Skinner - Pres. Kendra Harris - V. Pres. Dana Sisk - Sec. Stacey Raupe -Tres. Staci Sharp - Hist. Krissy Bell - Rept. Ginger Martin -Stuco Shannon Hiebert -Fr. Rep. On behalf of everyne in FHA, I would like to thank Mrs. Baldridge for helping us with all of our competitions, elections, luncheons, ect. KA Happy 40th birthday F.H.A. Par Law Team Banner, poster, name tags, individual contests STUDENT COUNCIL BRANCHES OUT Top Row: Phil Anderson, Lezli Skinner, Staci Sharp, Jennifer Parker. Ginger Martin, Rod Davis, Middle Top: D. Donley (sponsor), April Blachowski, Renee Newcomb, Penny White, Todd Hewlett, Bottom Row: Dana Sisk, Melanie Baum, Stacey Raupe, Tom Rose, Dean Zaldivar, Krissy Bell, Kendra Harris. “I think that branching out towards community services is the best thing STUCO has done in years. I believe that STUCO has the responsibility to help improve student life and to set good examples through community services.” Student Council, or STUCO for short, is an organization made up of students for the students. Their sponsor is Mr. Donley, the school counselor. Traditionally STUCO sponsors dances, gives out free candy or drinks befoe holidays, and makes suggestions concerning student life. They pay for these activities by working concession stands at a few home games. This year they are concerned with such activities as visiting the nursing home and sponsoring blood donations. All of the STUCO members are enthused about the idea of performing community services. Quoting one member, “Everyone’s fired up about it, I think that we are going to have the best student council in years.” Officers: Tood Hewlett (Treas), Dean Zaldivar (Pres ), Kendra Harris (Vice-Pres.), Krissy Bell (Sec.) NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Front Row: Krissy Bell, Tom Rose (Stuco Rep.), Frank Muster, (Treasurer), Dean Zaldivar, Lezli Skinner, Brent Pickett, Kevin Darter (President), Dana Sisk (Vice-President), Back Row: Todd Hewlett, Mr. Donley (Sponsor), Jennifer Parker, James Pykiet, Staci Sharp, Phil Anderson, Matt Morrow, Melinda Baum, Gena Lott, Jim Taylor, Adam Powell, Gary Parker Scholarship, service, leadership and character are the four qualifications students should represent to become a member of National Honor Society. The students who have been accepted must have a 3.2 grade point average or above. These students must then be nominated by a high school teacher. A committee of six faculty members then vote on each candidate by considering how well he represents the areas of scholarship, service, leadership and character. Each must be voted unanimously to become a member. This year’s committee consisted of Janet Allard, Don Donley, Morris Gillaspie, Jo Jennings, William Parker and Tamara My-kel. During the school year NHS works concession stands. They hold an initiation banquet for their new members in the spring. Students who have been selected as members of NHS earn a status and honor which they can proudly include on their high school records. AWARDS ASSEMBLY On May 13th many students were awarded certificates for their outstanding work which they have shown throughout the school year. The students are chosen by each teacher from their grade points which they have accumulated during the academic year and also by their improvement and leadership which they have shown in class. At the end of each year these students are recognized in an all school assembly in which they receive an award. MANUEL, TOUR '85’ Manuel Garrido is a foreign exchange student from southern Spain. He came to America with 200 other exchange students from Spain. When they arrived, they were scattered about the country to attend various high schools. Manuel was sent to Douglass High and lived with three different families while he was here. They were Bill and Pam Milliken, Charlene Mills and Mike and Toni Banister. The yearbook staff asked him to tell us about his experiences in American and this is what he said, The hardest thing about adjusting to the American lifestyle is the language. In Spain, I studied English for five years, but it’s not the same English as in America. I learned the proper pronunciation and usage of words and sentences in Spain, but in America, everyone speaks slang. The first difference I noticed between the countries, other than the language, were the cars. In Spain, nearly all of the cars are Spanish or European built. In America, the cars come from everywhere.” We asked him what home life is like in Spain. He said, “Well, I have a mother and a father. I also have three brothers and a sister. We live in a coastal town in southern Spain called Huelva. I go to a large school of about 2000 students called the Institute Alonso Sanchez. The people in Spain are the same as people in America. We are all just ‘ordinary people’. The only difference that I see is in custom. For example, in Spain we have a two hour lunch break and a light supper instead of a small lunch break and a main dinner.” We asked him what he did in Spain for fun. Manuel replied, “I belong to a rock group called ‘Autoblus’. We play concerts around the country with four or five other bands. When I am not with the band I do the same thing there as I do in America, go to movies, dances and concerts.” Finally, we asked him what he plans to do in the future and this is what he said, “I plan to go back to Spain and finish my senior year in high school. After this, I want to attend a college in Madrid and study computer sciences. I have had a lot of good times in America and when I get enough money I hope to return for a visit.” The Douglass High School student body wishes Manuel the best at whatever he does and sincerely hopes that he will return sometime to visit us. FUND RAISINGS A major event that goes on throughout the year is fund raisings. Sometime or another every class has the challenge to try to raise enough money to sponsor the junior and senior prom, or have enough money for a senior skip trip. Throughout the year there were many types of fund raisings as selling cushions, posters, Current magazines, stuffed animals and running concessions at ball games. These projects give every student a chance to work toward something and make the school year a more successful one. VERY IMPORTANT PEOPLE Lunch Room June Kittle, Supervisor Patricia Brewer Ruby Burns Dorothy Dunlap Oreta White Wilma Elder Annette McBee (not pictured) Transportation Kirby Bucher, Supervisor (not pictured) Kiley Cochran David Cox Jimmy Dunlap Inez Kaylor (not pictured) Carol Parry James Pottorff (not pictured) Renee Powell Don Rucker William Scott (not pictured) Custodians Sonja Draper (not pictured) Evelyn High Cheryl Miller Mary Ann Moore Eldon Wakefield June Wakefield Maintenance Larry Thomas Jim Dunlap a The Douglass Public School system is very privileged to have a fine staff of “behind the scenes” people who work hard each day. The lunchroom staff, under the supervision of June Kittle, has provided many meals for the district. They have prepared many lunches as well as refreshments for other occasions. Skip Bucher has kept the buses running smoothly this year. The drivers have been dependable in transporting the students to and from school and extra-curricular events. The custodians and maintenance crews are responsible for keeping the building and ground in good condition. The school would be lost without these VERY IMPORTANT PEOPLE! 1 ■ Robert Barr Dorothy Bernson William Bush David Cox Brad Kinser Math Special Reading Band Science Social Studies Kim Kinser Ann Kunz Girls P.E. Teacher Aide Harry LaMar Rashelle Leivian Marty Lowery Boys P.E. Librarian Teacher Aide Sally Morgan English Janice Parker Jim Pykiet Donald Rucker Linda Smith Vocal Music Computer Special Math Teacher Aide Butler County Cooperative Teachers Dennis Bishop Gifted Education Kay Hayworth Speech Therapy Gene Hays School Psychologist Catherine Pottorff Learning Disabilities Robert Swigart Principal Gida Perisho Secretary Chantel Austin Tammy Bailey Jason Baldridge Denise Blachowski Jake Bodine Jon Coatney Wendy Cooper Danny Flippo Charles Kaylor Kiffany Knoll Brian Lindt eigen Tom Littleton Jason Lowery Andy Luteran Tina McFall David Mahlandt Devlm Mayfield Tracie Monroe Betty Moore Brent Nelson Ami Parker Melinda Prichard Chris Ramsey Dustin Raupe Mark Roberts Lanie Seal Chris Seal Cheryl Shellhamer David Snelling Laurie Smith Les Tatom Vicki Vermilyea Becky Baldridge Charles Baum Wayne Bodine April Bowers Jenni Brewer Chad Cales Johna Carr Garrett Clay Mary Clayton Marci Cochran Jo Ferry Jeff Gean Terry Gulick Mark Hall Kim High Ray Kafka Danielle Kunz Lone Lauderbaugh Then Le Jeri Lott Phillip Lovell Todd McFall Andy McGinnis Penny Mahlandt Rachel Martin Lesley Miller Melinda Nichols Brook Nispel Dana Nixon Melinda Remsberg No Pnota Available Aaron Reynolds Darin Reynolds Angela Rogers James Sisk Curtis Smith Julie Stambaugh Chad Stover Shelly Swigart Paul Thomas Thad White Stanley Williams Sheila Williams Scott Williams Randy Zellers Tammy Zimmerman Top row: - Tina McFall. Kiffany Knoll. Wendy Cooper. Johna Carr. April Bowers. Rachel Martin. Marci Cochran. Shelly Swigart. Sheila Williams. Melinda Prichard. Tammy Bailey, Vicki Vermilyea. Bottom row: Ami Parker. Denise Blachowski. Lannie Seal. Betty Moore. Penny Mahlandt. Dana Nixon. Tina Weaver. Becky Baldridge, Brook Nispel, Cheryl Shellhamer, Kim High. Angela Rogers, Coach Brad Kinser. A-TEAM Udall - Lost West Elk - Won Cedarvale - Won Oxford • Won Burden - Won Derby - Lost Bluestem - Lost B-TEAM Burden - Won Derby - Lost Bluestem - Won Udall - Lost Oxford - Won The Junior High Volleyball Team, led by Brad Kinser, had a teriffic year. Both the A and the B-team had a winning season. The A-team’s record was 7-3, and the B-team’s was 3-2. It was their first year in league competition and they won the tournament and were league champions. (The trophies are shown in the team picture.) To win the trophies they had to beat Belle Plaine, who hadn’t lost in 30 matches. They did a super job, and deserve a big CONGRATULATIONS!!! JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL 1st row: Wayne Bodine, Thad White, Jeff Jean, Andy Luteran, Danny Flippo, Paul Thomas, Curtis Smith. 2nd row: Duston Raupe, Todd McFall, Less Tatom, Daren Reynolds, Mark Roberts, Shane Lovell. Brian Lindteigen, Chad Stover, James Sisk. 3rd row: Coach Harry LaMar. Jake Bodine, Jason Weiss, Jaosn Lowery. David Mahlant, Chris Seal, Jason Baldridge. Tom Littleton, Aaron Reynolds, Charles Kaylor Most people think of Jr. High as an introduction to High School. The classes are tougher than they were in grade school. The kids have a chance to get involved in sports and compete with other schools. This year the Jr. High football team, coached by a new teacher Harry LaMar, played six games. They worked together as a team and made a vast improvement over the previous year. As the season pulled to an end with a record of 3 wins and 3 losses, the members of the team began to look forward to next years football season, and the even bigger improvements that would be made. Good Job Team!! Douglass 16 Bluestem 14 Oxford 6 Douglass 0 Douglass 26 - Udall 12 Central 38 Douglass 8 West Elk 8 Douglass 6 Douglass 16 - Udall 14 DOUGLASS PUBLIC LIBRARY BOX 188 DOUGLASS, KANSAS 67039 JR. HIGH SPIRIT SQUADS From Bottom to Top Lanie Seal Brook Nispel Kim High Tina McFall Ami Parker Rachel Martin Cheerleaders Pom Pon Front Row Angela Rogers Sheila Williams Marci Cochran Second Row Kiffany Knoll Vicki Vermilyea Wendy Cooper Laurie Smith Johna Carr JUNIOR HIGH BAND Front Row: Julie Stambaugh. Penny Mahlandt. Johna Carr, Jeri Lott, Sheley Swigart, Angela Rogers, Tammy Zimmerman. Kim High, Tina McFall, Ami Parker, Kiffany Knoll. Second Row: Lanie Seal, Tina Weaver, Betty Moore. Jenni Brewer. Wendy Cooper. Brook Nispel. Marci Cochran. April Bowers, Becky Baldridge. Dana Nixon, Vicki Vermilyea. Denise Blachowski. Todd McFall, Garrett Clay, Les Tatom. Third Row: Melinda Remsberg, Jason Baldridge. Danny Flippo, Rachael Martin, Darin Reynolds. Paul Thomas. Devlin Mayfield. Wayne Bodine Andy Luteran, David Mahlandt, Chris Seal, Randy Zellars, Thad White, Chad Stover. Jeff Gean, Curtis Smith, Trien Le. Dustin Raupe. Jake Bodine. David Snelling, Jason Weiss. Standing: Bill Bush, James Sisk, Jason Lowery, Andy McGinnis. “Brian Lindteigen. FLAG CORP JR. HIGH GIRLS BASKETBALL Top row: Coach Mary Lamar, Becky Baldridge, Belty Moore, Penny Mahlandt, Shelly Swigart. Tammy Bailey, David Cox. Bottom row: Jenni Brewer. Brook Nispel, April Bowers, Kim High, Johnna Carr, Joe Ferry. DJHS OPP. 13 Central 20 19 Bluestem 6 13 West Elk 24 36 Caldwell 15 8 Rose Hill 41 15 Udall 17 8 Belle Plaine 21 13 Oxford LEAGUE TOURNAMENT 28 23 Bluestem 7 20 Oxford 25 JR. HIGH BASKETBALL Row 1: Devlin Mayfield, Todd McFall, Shane Lovell, Thad White, Darin Reynolds, Kevin Maxwell, Andy Luteran. Row 2: Chad Stover, Jeff Gean. Tom Littleton, Mark Roverts, Brian Lindteigen, James Sisk. Dustin Raupe, Row 3: Aaron Reynolds, Jon Coatney, Chad Cales, Garrett Clay. David Mahlandt, Jason Weiss, Jake Bodine. Coach Barr SCORES Douglass Opponent 21 Burden 32 The Jr. High Boys Basketball team began practice for 34 Bluestem 14 their season only two weeks before their first game. 36 West Elk 28 Though the team had only two returning lettermen, Brian 29 30 Caldwell 35 Rose Hill 46 Lindteigen and Dustin Raupe, they played well throughout the season. The high scorer for the team was Dustin Raupe with an average of 9.3 points per game. Ten seventh graders will return next year to lead the team with plenty of exper- 28 Udall 46 22 Belle Plaine 56 24 Oxford 45 ience to a victorious season. 17 Udall 25 JUNIOR HIGH WRESTLING R°w 1-Brian Lindteigen, Chuck Kaylor, Chris Seal, Danny Flippo, Andy Luteran, Curtis Smith, Wayne Bodine RnHinlCTMar,k Ha ’ R w 2: Clint williams' Jon Coatney, Aaron Reynolds, Devlin Mayfield, Jake °°d!'n®' To1dd McFall, Jason Lowery, Chad Stover, Stanley Williams, Row 3: Scott Williams, Jeff Gean, Jason Baldridge, Les Tatom, James Sisk, Darin Reynolds, Paul Thoman, Charles Baum, Coach LaMar Scores HOME OPPONENT 10 Rose Hill 18 15 Central of Burden 9 16 Andover 19 19 Rose Hill 24 21 Rose Hill Tournament 28 21 Central of Burden 12 20 Bluestem 9 TRACK GIRLS Row 1: Laurie Smith, Tina McFall, Johnna Carr, Wendy Cooper, Lanie Seal. Jo Ferry, Vicki Vermilyea. Cheryl Shellhamer, Row 2: Shiela Williams. Melinda Nichols, Julie Stambaugh, Angela Rogers. Becky Baldridge, April Bowers, Penny Mahlandt, Shelly Swigart, Row 3: Brad Kinser, Betty Moore, Mary Clayton, Tammy Bailey. Melinda Prichard BOYS Row 1: Jason Baldridge, Andy McGuinnes, Garret Clay, Andy Luteran, Thad White, Coach Kinser, Row 2: Les Tatom, Danny Flippo, David Snelling, Darin Reynolds, Paul Thomas, Shane Lovell, Chad Stover, Charles Baum, Row 3: Mark Roberts. David Mahlandt, Jon Coatney, Dustin Raupe, Jason Weiss. Devlin Mayfield, James Sisk, Wayne Bodine JR. HIGH VOCAL MUSIC Jan Parker, Director Row 1: Tammy Zimmerman, Chris Green, Lori Lauderbaugh, Jenny Brewer, Shelly Swigart, Todd McFall Jeri Lott Leslie Miller Sheila Williams, Thad White, Andy Luteran, Jo Ferry, Mrs. Parker, Row 2: Julie Stambaugh, James Sisk, Tina McFall, Denise Blachowski, Rachel Martin, Angela Rogers, Kim High, Laurie Smith, Danielle Kunz, Brian Lmdteigen, Chad Cales, Tren Le, Row 3: Kiffany Knoll, April Bowers, Chantel Austin, Wendy Cooper' Vicki Vermilyea, Marci Cochran, Charles Kaylor, Betty Moore, Melinda Remsberg, Mary Clayton, Jeff Gean Amy Parker Row 4: Brook Nispel, Jason Weiss, Aaron Reynolds, Mark Hall, Penny Mahlandt, Jason Baldridqe Jason Lowerv’ Lanie Seal, Becky Baldridge, Johna Carr ’ 1 4 Ray Bannon Tresa Broadstock Randy Bryan James Chu Charles Clayton Heidi Davis James Diet Lori Donate Mistw Holt Stacy Howard Colette McCluggage Michael Minahan Shannon Moore Jerry Oiphant Jodi Randall Leanna Rems berg Mike Roy Scott Skinner Nicolas Stambaugh Angie Stull Frankie Williams Jason Woody Michael Wright Kim Young Alan Carr Brian Ceynar Wesley Cornelrson Jamie Crews Shane Gannon Jonathan Henman Sheri Kline Christine Lacey Kathryn Moore Michelle Nichols Ryan O'Neil Jenni Pinkerton Aaron F ykiet Shannon Robinson Jacob Rogers Shawn Smith Chad Stevenson Jason Tate Brenda Tatom Shanna Towne Justin Weiss Cody White Daylan Woltematn Mr. Larry Darter Corrine Visor Cheryl Bastian Chris Berry Charity Bloom Jarrod Brewer Ken 8riley Roxanne Ehrlich Joseph Gannon Stacy Goff William Jordon Kendra Knoll Wendy Lamb Shondell Nixon Howard Palmer Tammy Parry April Powell Bridget Price Larry Rau Valerie Ratliff Jennifer Stanyer Kim Stockbauer Michael Watkins Ann Nispet Holly Bailey Jeremy Braungardt Anthony Clayton Heather Davis Kristin Frakes Gary Griffon James Hawley Melissa Spires Jenni Stevenson Rickey Strout Joey Swigart Shane Wallace Robert White Billy Williams Josef Wright Shannon Miles Mary Nelson Jami O'Donnell Heather Rucker Todd Schoeppel Shirley Smith A Mrs. Jean Clay Chanelle Alley Matt Broadstock Matt Bucher Michael Cochran Jack Damon Shanda Gannon vj iMfe No Photo Availaoie Nathan Kaufman Shilo Knapp Scott Lauderbaugh Melodie Leayman Melanie Lindteigen Monica Lindteigen Kristy McCune Jim Morey Nathan Pykiet Becky Rausch Kristy Rhodes Brandi Romans Stacey Schouten Erin Smith Jeff Smith Paula Stewart Mike Stockbauer Chris Zellers Trisha Butler Mrs. Ruth Kittle Melodee Brown Becky Carr Terri Chu Nicholas Clay Melanie Carter Brad Donley Ryan Dowers Monty Edwards James Garrison Kelsey Gean Mia Kafka Elsie Kaylor Chris Kunz Chad Lovell Jennifer Luteran Kristen Miller Darla Moore Robbie Nichols Joel Rader Mark Rau Heather Swann Mindy Tate Randy Titus Sydney Valentine Brian Bush Amber Dodson Troy Dowers Erin Fike Jason Frakes Denise Goode Dawn Krehnary April Koons Amy Leach Melissa Lee David Malia Adam McBee Christopher Nichols Tim Pfeiffer Christy Rader Robert Rhodes Alice Sc ha r If Chris Stanyer Rachel Vaughn Mrs Melissa Bunyard Shayne Bannon Thomas Cunningham Jeremy Dodson Vicky Falconburg Jessica Griffin Heather Hopper Crystal Humbolt Angela Kline Chris Mmahan Amber Morgan Amy Page Jonathan Pinkerton Jackie Poor Andrea Ball Amy Bauman Greg Berry Julie Bodme J.D. Cox Joshua Gannon Melinda Giliaspie Dustin Hatmaker Deuane Howard Michelle Lacey Travis Martin Stephanie Morgan Toby Myers Eugene Nichols Ashley O'Niel Misty Parry Amber Rucker Wendy Sheets Justin Tatom Cole Weber Mrs Jeri Stanyer Donna Bannon Brian Bastian Joshua Braungardt Jeremy Browning Shonna Courtney Kris Haskin Nicolle Hensley Ky Holmes Mark Krchnavy Jacci Kremzel Paul Lets Matt Lichlyter Rashelle Lmdteigen Stewart Mitchell Lori Olberding Michael Palmer Brandon Prior Chris Ratliff Jenny Roy Josh Rush Aubrey Seavey Stephanie Sheperd Chuck Steffens Tony Stewart Ticia Watkins Misty White Mrs Glenda Nicholas Julia Blanton Travis Bloom Jason Brewer Sharon Brown Ronnie Cooper Becky Craun Monica Cummings Pat Dawson Chip De Hoff Joy Duncan Danielle Ferry Shawn Glaves Kelley McKay Jennifer O'Crowley Lacey Pearman Joe Price Quincy Stull Ronny Swann Billy Swigart Miss Teresa MacKay 1 John Adams Jett Brewer Jason Clasen Nathan Conn Jerry Cox Kristen Duryea Jon Gannon Tom Garrison Chris Hayes Samantha Hood Michael Humbott Kelly Lauderbaugh Nikki Lawson Meghan Me Burney Kyle Moore Dede Palmer Sarah Parks Jason Powers Lori Randall Courtney Renfro Robbie Seavey Joseph Spencer Clay Weber Troy Zimmerman Shane Endicott Jill Fisher Cory Hatmaker Chad Holt Mandy Knapp Kris Knollenberg Matt McBee Jon Miller Jeremy Moore Jon Nelson Angela Pfeiffer Jeb Randall Sarah Rice Margo Schoeppel Chad School Kevm Schouten Lonnie Smith Clinton Stebbins Jesse Tate Michael Toalston Mandy White Chrissy Woydizak Jamie Wright Genevieve Hood Lenette Carr Kimberly Church Jeremy Craun Jamie Dowell Larry Edwards Angela Gillaspie Jessica Hunsucker Susan Hurst Sarah Johnson Jason Jones Joey Lamb Richard Rau Billy Shafer Kimberly Smith Andy Toalston Jeremy Vaughn Tabatha Wilhelm Jay Dee Williams U 1 Patrick Leis Justin Ludlow Haley Martin Troy Martin Alex McCorckle Carrie Miles Morgan Moore Deambra Alley Gavin Bannister Tonya Benner Jarrod Bowers Brandy Bush Joseph B. Dehoff Shane Engle Steven Frakes Sheliie Hall Marshall Harrod Jared Hasken Terra Hayes Jessica Hood Curtis Howard Jeffrey Hum bolt Nicholas Ketterman Robert Lamb Jessica Leach Melissa Nichols Jeremy Poor Rusty Reynolds Cade Seal Carmen Senski Scott Snelling Melissa Spence Tonya Steffens Daniel Stmer T.J. Ten brook John Weber Mrs. Sandra Knoll Standing: Kristy McGee, Kristi Adams, Lezli Skinner, Randy Ceynar, Trish Weaver, Kendra Harris, Joanna Weiss, Michelle Hartley. Sitting: Adam Powell. Ted Shellhamer. I would like to express my appreciation to Mrs. Jennings. She put up with alot of stuff that most people couldn’t handle. I would like to thank the Yearbook staff for trying to get their work done. If it wasn’t for the student body and the faculty, the Yearbook class could not make the yearbook a success. This book is about expanding your horizons. If you want to accomplish a goal, you have to step out and do the best you can. I challenge you to expand your horizons and reach for the stars. Kendra Harris 1985 Yearbook Editor ____________________________________________________________ Jo Jennings, Advisor INDEX Adams, Kristi (11) 12, 29, 31, 44, 76, 78, 110 Allard, Janet (T) 22 Allen, Annette (11) 12, 20, 31, 44, 58, 59, 74, 76, 78 Anderson, Lisa (12) 7, 10, 76 Anderson, Phil (10) 15, 16, 29, 44, 53, 59, 66, 67, 74, 80, 81 Austin, Kevin (11) 12 Baird, Todd (9) 19, 26, 47, 54 Baldridge, Judy (T) 22 Bannon, Daren (11) 12 Barnes, Cina (10) 15, 16, 29, 31, 40, 44, 58, 59, 74, 76 Baum, Manford (9) 19, 29, 47, 54 Baum, Melanie (11) 12, 29, 44, 59, 60, 61, 78, 80 Baum, Melinda (11) 12, 29, 31, 38, 44, 59, 76, 78, 81 Bayouth, Danny (10) 16 Bayouth, Melissa (12) 7, 10 Bell, Carol 22 Bell, Krissy (11) 12, 28, 29, 30, 40, 42, 43, 44, 54, 58, 66, 67, 74, 76, 78, 80, 81 Bergley, Doreen (10) 16, 36, 40, 60, 61, 76, 78 Bergley, Ray (9) 19, 26, 29, 38, 53 Blachowski, April (12) 7, 10, 26, 32, 40, 42, 43, 76, 78, 80 Blachowski, David (12) 7, 10, 26 Bodine, Brad (10) 16, 26, 29, 44, 47, 54, 58, 59, 66, 67, 77 Bradford, Kathy (10) 16, 54, 61, 78 Briley, Marilyn (12) 7, 10 Bush, Bill (T) 23, 29, 44, 53 Carder, Kabin (11) 12, 26, 47, 54, 77 Carr, Travis (10) 16 Carter, Kelly (12) 7, 10, 26 Cathey, Jason (10) 16, 26, 54, 77 Ceynar, Randy (11) 12, 26, 29, 77, 110 Clark, Brad (10) 15, 16, 26, 29. 44, 47, 54, 59, 77 Clay, Mitchell (9) 18, 19, 29 Coatney, Julie (9) 19 Cody, Perry (12) 7, 10, 47, 48 Cody, Terry (9) 19, 26, 29, 47, 54 Comstock, Anita (10) 61 Condon, Jeff (11) 12, 47, 77 Coombes, Connie 23 Coombes, Kevin (12) 7, 10 Cottrell, Fred (T) 23, 26 Cox, Curtis (11) 44, 58, 59 Cox, Davis (T) 23 Culver, Charlotte (9) 19, 29, 61 Darter, David (9) 19, 26, 29, 39, 53 Darter, Kevin (12) 6, 7, 10, 26, 27, 29, 38, 53, 59, 66, 67, 74, 77, 81 Darter, Larry (T) 53 Davis, Kristi (9) 19, 29, 31, 59, 61, 76, 78 Davis, Rod (12) 7, 10, 26, 27, 38, 77, 80 Davis, Sandi (11) 12, 29, 20, 40, 49, 76 Dawson, Kelly (10) 16 Diel, Regina (10) 17, 78 Donley, Don (T) 22, 80, 81 Dutton, Wesley (10) 16 Eaton, John (T) 22 Falconburg, Debbie (9) 19, 29 Ferry, Kim (9) 19, 54, 76 Fisher, Bart (9) 19, 26, 29, 38, 44, 54 Frank, Rana (12) 7, 10, 29, 44, 54, 59, 74, 76 Frank, Russ (9) 19, 29, 44 Garrido, Manuel (11) 12, 26, 54, 84 Gibson, Kendra (11) 12, 28, 30, 76, 78 Gillaspie, Morris (T) 2, 22, 26 Glidewell, Todd (9) 19, 54 Graves, Carrie (11) 12, 29 Grippando, Julie (11) 12, 78 Grippando, Shannon (9) 19, 29 Gulick, Kevin (10) 16, 38. 77 Hamilton, Juanita (11) 12, 40, 53, 76 Harris, Carol (9) 18, 19, 29, 30, 40, 53, 58, 60, 61, 76, 78 Harris, Kendra (12) 7, 10, 29, 30, 44, 48, 58, 66, 76, 78, 80, 110 Harris, Sylvia (11) 12 Hartley, Michelle (12) 8, 10, 76, 78, 110 Hewlett, Todd (11) 12, 26, 29, 47, 54, 75, 77, 80, 81 Hiebert, Shannon (9) 19, 28, 31. 36, 53, 60, 61, 76, 78 Higgins, Jerry (12) 9 Hollenback, Tracy (11) 11, 12, 47, 54, 77 Houser, Jeff (12) 8, 10, 26, 32, 38, 77 Houser, Jerry (10) 16, 26, 47, 54, 77 Houser, Matt (9) 19, 47 Howland, Delbert (9) 19, 26, 47, 54 Howland, Michelle (11) 26, 48, 61, 76, 78 Hurst, Brandy (9) 19 Hurst, Tammy (11) 12 Huster, Frank (12) 8, 10, 26, 27. 47, 48, 69, 81 Huster, Lisa (10) 16, 47, 60, 61, 74, 76 Hutchinson, Stephanie (9) 19, 61 Inkelaar, Penny (10) 16, 29, 31, 40, 54, 76, 78 Jennings, Jo (T) 22, 110 Jones, Rhonda (9) 19, 31, 61 Kaylor, Leonard (9) 19, 26, 47 Kinser, Kim (T) 23 Knight, Tracy (9) 20, 29, 59, 61 Kunz, Lisa (10) 16, 45, 54, 61, 76 LaMar, Harry (T) 23, 47 Lauderbaugh, Terry (10) 16, 29, 44, 53, 77 Leivian, Rashelle (T) 23 Lewis, Luana (10) 17 Lichlyter, Derek (9) 20, 26, 54, 66, 67 Lindteigen, Dean (T) 23 Lott, Gena (10) 17, 60, 61, 74, 78, 81 Macy, Danny (11) 12, 26, 29, 38, 77 Mahlandt, Mike (10) 17, 26, 29, 38, 54, 77 Martin, Ginger (10) 15, 17, 28, 31, 36, 60, 61, 67, 74, 78, 80 May, Stephanie (9) 20, 61 McGee, Kristy (12) 8, 10, 47, 76, 110 McKain, Mischael (9) 20, 61 Meyer, Rod (12) 8, 10, 26, 53, 77 Miller, Starla (9) 20, 28, 29, 31, 36, 59, 60, 61, 76, 78 Minahan, Kathy (9) 20, 61 Minahan, Randy (10) 17 Mitchell, Curt (11) 12, 26 Monroe, Dean (9) 20, 29 Monroe, Heath (11) 12, 29 Moore, Rod (9) 20, 26, 47, 54 Moore, Shawn (12) 8, 10, 26, 27, 32, 38, 42, 43, 77 Morckel, Danny (10) 17 Morgan, Asta (9) 20 Morrow, Matt (11) 11, 13, 26, 38, 54, 77, 81 Myers, Jeff (11) 13, 26, 44, 53, 77 Mykel, Kevin (T) 22 Mykel, Tamara (T) 22, 74 Newcomb, Renee (10) 17, 21, 54, 61, 76, 78, 80 Nichols, Brian (11) 13 Nichols, Dale (11) 13 Non certified Staff 86 O’Neill, Chris (11) 13, 26, 54, 77 Otis, Kim (11) 13, 78 Parker, Gary (11) 11, 13, 26, 38, 77, 81 Parker, Jan (T) 22 Parker, Jennifer (11) 13, 29, 44, 58, 59, 76, 78, 80, 81 Parker, William (T) 23 Patterson, Carlyn (11) 13 Payton, Tim (12) 8, 10, 26, 77 Perry, Ron (9) 20 Pickett, Brent (12) 8, 10, 44, 74, 81 Pottorff, Katie (T) 22 Powell, Adam (12) 8, 10, 47, 48, 77, 81, 110 Powell, Mike (9) 18, 20, 26, 47, 54 Price, Justin (10) 17, 26, 38, 53, 77 Prosser, Mary (11) 13 Pykiet, Becky (9) 20, 29, 31, 45, 54, 59, 61, 76, 78 Pykiet, James (11) 13, 26, 29, 44, 47, 53, 59, 66, 67, 77, 81 Pykiet, Jim (T) 23 Raupe, Stacey (12) 6, 8, 10, 29, 32, 40, 42, 43, 76, 78, 80 Rausch, Steve (12) 9 Renfro, Dick (T) 23, 26 Reynolds, Brenda (10) 17, 29, 78 Reynolds, Dave (11) 13, 38, 54, 77 Reynolds, Rob (11) 13, 26, 47, 54, 77 Rhodes, Dusty (T) 23, 26, 47 Roberts, Curt (10) 17, 26, 38, 54, 77 Roberts, Gary (12) 8, 10, 26, 53, 77 Rose, Patti (10) 17, 61 Rose, Tom (12) 8, 10, 26, 27, 38 42, 43, 69, 74, 77, 80, 81 Rounkles, Dane (12) 9, 10 Ryan, Mike (9) 20 Sattler, John (T) 23 Scharff, David (9) 20, 47 Schmidt, Shelly (10) 17 Sharp, Staci (11) 11, 13, 28, 29, 30, 36, 44, 58, 59, 76, 78, 80, 81 Shellhamer, Ted (11) 13, 38, 53, 74, 110 Simon, Albert (12) 6, 9, 10, 26, 27, 32, 38, 42, 43, 54, 77 Sisk, Dana (12) 6, 9, 10, 28, 30, 32, 40, 76, 78, 80, 81 Skinner, Lezli (12) 6, 9, 10, 30, 31, 47, 49, 76, 78, 80, 81, 110 Stambaugh, Curtis (9) 20, 29, 44 Stevenson, Jodi (10) 17, 30, 40, 54, 60, 61, 76 Superintendent’s Office 21 Tatom, Sheila (9) 20, 29, 31, 61, 76, 78 Taylor, Jim (11) 13, 74, 81 Thomas, Denise (9) 20, 29, 31, 45, 54, 61, 76, 78 Tice, Susan (11) 13, 29, 78 Todd, Diana (9) 20, 61 Turner, David (11) 13 VanVickle, LeAnn (11) 13, 60, 61 Wallace, Rod (12) 9, 10, 26, 27, 38, 42, 43, 53, 77 Watkins, Crystal (9) 20, 29, 31, 34, 54, 61, 76 Watkins, Perry (12) 9, 10 Weaver, Trish (11) 13, 29, 30, 54, 58, 60, 61, 76, 78, 110 Weishaar, Kandy (12) 9, 10, 29, 44, 48 Weiss, Joanna (11) 13, 29, 31, 44, 59, 74, 76, 110 White, Penny (9) 18, 20, 29, 31, 45, 66, 67, 76, 78 Whitted, Micki (10) 17, 74 Wilhite, Andra (10) 17, 31, 78 Wilks, Carrie (9) 18, 20 Williams, Jim (11) 13 Williams, Rex (9) 20 Williams, Traci (10) 17, 61, 78 Williamson, Roy (11) 13, 26 Woody, Jeanine (11) 13, 29, 40, 59. 76 Young, Gary (9) 20, 26, 29, 47, 53 Zaldivar, Dean (12) 9, 10, 26, 27, 32, 49, 53, 77, 80, 81 Zimmerman, Richard (10) 17, 29, 47, 53, 77 112 CRAIG’S DRIVE-IN First School 746-2359 Congratulations From Craig, Terri, Joshua Reed WILSON'S QUIK MART 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