Douglass High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Douglass, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1986 volume:

First And Highway 77 Douglass, KS 67039 1886-1986 Looking back through the archives of Douglass figh School history, it is documented that the class of lineteen eighty-six is the one-hundredth graduating lass. The class of one hundred years ago had five nembers and today the number has grown to almost ifty. The first school in 1870 was known as a “subscrip-ion school with one teacher, but it was not until 1886 hat Douglass Schools held its first official graduation. Since that time graduates all are invited to return to n alumni banquet held each year. Dedication: Mr. bui Bush This year the students of the Douglass Public School System are proud to dedicate the yearbook to Mr. Bill Bush. Mr. Bush has been a teacher at Douglas for eight years and in that time has accomplished many things for the band program. He is responsible for setting up the DHS Stage Band. This band is a reflection of the number of programs and their talent in the Douglass High School Band program. Because of Mr. Bush's persistence, the Stage Band has been able to travel around the state to perform at various schools to show others that a good program can come from a small 3A school. In May, the Concert Band traveled to Kansas City to compete with bands from other states. To raise money for the trip, Mr. Bush organized many fund raisers including a slave sale, dance, and car wash. All of these activities were supported very well by the school and community. Mr. Bush, along with teaching high school band, has been going to school full time to become a counselor for the junior high. He is interested in people, their problems and helping them learn. Many people were shocked to learn Mr. Bill (a name given to him by the kids) was leaving such a successful band program. Mr. Bush is leaving the band program after eight years because he doesn't want to keep teaching and have the students or himself get bored. You have to keep progressing or things will slip away.'' Never fear, though; in a few years he'll be known as another success in a whole new aspect of teaching. As Mr. Bush leaves, the graduating class of 1986 has a unique relationship with him. This is the class that he started teaching in fifth grade. They were the only class that he taught all eight years, and they have the largest number of continuing members. Luckily the system isn't losing Mr. Bush. The band likes to think of themselves as sharing the wealth with other programs. We wish Mr. Bush all the luck in the world in his new job venture. He is a very special part of the Douglass Public Schools and even though he is a bit camera shy at times, he is still a great person. 2 Seniors 6-11 Juniors 12-15 Sophomores 16-18 Freshmen 19-21 Fall 24-33 Winter 34-49 Spring 50-71 Activities 72-83 Scores 56-57 Junior High 87-100 Elementary Index 102-109 ff H L • Bam i i ‘ v ; , .. 1 i y Pippy Longstockings (Krissy Bell) and Cabbage Patch Kid (Carrie Graves) D.H.S. inmate, Dale Nichols Thank you, thank you.......no applause please — just throw money!! Delbert Howland puts his money where his Again, Jake? (Gary Young, Dusty Rhodes, Brent Nelson, Jake Bodine) mouth is. ; Not every person marches to the beat of a different drum. (Ami Parker, Vicki Vermilyea, Dick Renfro) Weideman-give me Weideman! (Chris O'Neill, Sean Garcie, Pat Hiebert, Gary Parker, Rob Reynolds, Tracy Roberts) Look, I know you adore me, but please put me down' (Stephanie May Becky Pykiet, Denise was only a joke!? (Daren Bannon, Jim Taylor, James Pykiet, David Reynolds, Jeanine Thomas) ' Wood Russ Frank lays back with Bach. Memories The centennial anniversary for Douglass High School became a reality in 1986. It didn't seem possible that such a span of time could have elapsed. Looking at the changes and the way the school has grown made progress more evident. The present high school was built in 1972. The old high school on Chestnut Street was at the site of the present junior high. The only remains were the columns near the street. The school may have changed sites, but the students' spirit is still as strong as ever. The kids have come and gone from one year to the next, but the halls have not remained empty for long. Although each class left a void after graduation, their place has soon been filled by the next class eager to complete their own journey toward success. 5 The Pride Of ’86 A persons senior year of high school is one that will be long remembered. For many seniors, college is a major decision that requires lots of time, effort, and planning. One question that was asked of the seniors was, What do you expect from your senior year? The main response from Sr.'s about their last year was to get a diploma, or graduate. Some of them even though of this graduation as a dream come true. Other expectations of this final year was to have a good-time, make lasting friendships, participate in lots of extra-curricular activities and to SURVIVE. A few of the seniors even had a few nice things to say about the teachers and the overall system at D.H.S. They felt the teachers were always trying to help, the school had a nice atmosphere and that it made them feel like they weren't in school. It was casual! Comments from teachers: Your class has developed a real, positive leadership while at D.H.S. You are super! Mr. Mykel went as far as saying that we were Concrete Sequential as opposed to being Abstract Randoms. Don't worry guys, that meant we were Ok. As a senior at D.H.S. who has attended 12 years of school with the same people, it was with pride that I could say we were a great class with a lot going for us as a group and for each of us as individuals. Class Of 86 ©ass tf{otto: ©lie tl|c luorlb tl]c best you Ijalie anb the best fail! route bach to you. ©ass (dolors: Cilac anb j ihicr ©ass floluer: Rosc Kristi Adams Annette Allen Kevin Austin Daren Bannon Melanie Baum 1 ' ■. I Randy Ceynar 4 year D.H.S. band member. 7 Melinda Baum Krissy Bell Heath Billings Seniors Seniors Seniors Kabin Carder Randy Ceynar Kristina Bell representing Douglass in the Arkansas City Parade 8 Curtis Cox Sandi Davis Kendra Gibson Carrie Graves Seniors Seniors Seniors Annette Allen and Kristi Adams attended a class meeting. Rob Reynolds found that trouble shooting wasn't easy. Jill Hiebert Michelle Howland Danny Macy Curt Mitchell 9 Seniors Seniors Seniors Kim Otis Gary Parker Jennifer Parker James Pykiet Seniors Seniors Seniors Kevin Murphy and Kabin Carder started another day. David Reynolds Rob Reynolds Tracy Roberts Staci Sharp Ted Shellhamer Susan Tice David Turner Patricia Weaver Joanna Weiss Jeanine Woody n Juniors - A Class With Class Brad Clark- What, Me Worry? Class Officers: Sitting- Lisa Huster, Secretary; Jodi Stevenson, Treasurer; Standing- Brad Clark, President; Cina Barnes, Stuco Representative; Phil Anderson, Vice-President. The Junior class of 1987 could not be grouped into categories easily. Some of the class were academic achievers, some were atheletes, some were musicians, and most were a mixture of all these qualities and many more. The Juniors worked very hard last year in order to raise money for the annual Junior-Senior Prom in the spring. They sold frozen pizzas, raffled off the homecoming football, and worked concessions all year. Although the future seemed to be far away for some, the majority of the junior class knew what their future might have in store for them. A good percentage of the juniors planned to attend some sort of university or technical school. The whole D.H.S. Junior Class of 1985-86 expressed thanks to their sponsors, Mr. Dick Renfro and Mrs. Jan Parker. These two helped out whenever they could and were the driving force behind the success of the class. 12 Jerry Houser showed off his winning smile. Something interesting intrigues Mike Mahlandt and Richard Zimmerman. Terry Lauderbaugh worked for 15 minutes before looking at the locker number. Naturally perfect-Gena Lott. Two friends share a joke. (Kevin Gulick and Jason Cathey) Dahling, you look mahvelous. (Lisa Huster) 13 Juniors Phil Anderson Cina Barnes Adam Bates Danny Bayouth Doreen Bergley Brad Bodine Kathy Bradford Travis Carr Jason Cathey Brad Clark Regina Diel Wesley Dutton Kevin Gulick Gordon Hill Jerry Houser Lisa Huster Penny Inkelaar 14 Juniors Lisa Kunz Terry Lauderbaugh Mike Laughlin Luana Lewis Gena Loft Mike Mahlandt Ginger Martin Chris Maxson Renee Newcomb Justin Price Brenda Reynolds Curt Roberts Patti Rose Shelly Schmidt Jodi Stevenson Micki Whitted Richard Zimmerman 15 Class Officers: Derek Lichlyter, Shannon Hiebert, Mike Powell, Bart Fisher. The class of '88 could brag that they hadn't gotten cocky, for this quality seemed to be reserved for the juniors and seniors. The year was a different experience for them because they had earned a little more respect from the upper classmen. They didn't feel picked on like they had when they were freshmen. Until now they were just here because the significance of high school hadn't hit them. They began to think about going to college and worrying about getting decent grades. When this sophomore class dreamed of a goal they displayed a great deal of dedication to achieving it. Members predicted a good deal of success for their class. They were anxious for the end of school but being with their friends and doing as well as they could was important. Bart Fisher displayed his skill in shop class. S Mike Powell after a hard day of Wrestling practice. Success In The Future For The Class Of ’88 16 Savage Gary Young. SOPHOMORES Rod Anderson 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 Sean Garcie Todd Glidewell Shannon Grippando Carol Harris Pat Hiebert Shannon Hiebert Delbert Howland Stephanie Hutchinson 17 Sophomores Rhonda Jones Leonard Kaylor Tracy Knight Derek Lichlyter Stephanie May Mischeal McKain Starla Miller Kathy Minahan Randy Minahan Rod Moore Asta Morgan Matt Mortensen Ron Perry Michael Powell Becky Pykiet David Scharff Rod Shaw Travis Smith Curtis Stambaugh Egil Storstein Sheila Tatom Denise Thomas Diana Todd Stacy Tucker Crystal Watkins Penny White Carrie Wilks Rex Williams Gary Young 18 FRESHMEN Above-Mark Roberts and David Mahlandt showed off their pearly whites for the camera. The freshman class of 1985-86 was described as being, “reasonably bright and very social . Most of them found that high school was much better than they had planned, and by the end of the year were ready to take on the rest of their high school years. The four people who played a major role in the determination of the class were the officers. They were: President; Ami Parker, Vice President; Vicki Vermilyea, Secretary; David Mahlandt, Treasurer; Jake Bodine, Stuco Representative; Denise Blachowski. With the help of class sponsor, John Eaton, they led the freshman class to a great year! Left-Betty Moore was doing her final clean up for woods class. Above-Class Officers: David Mahlandt, Secretary; Denise Blachowski, Stuco Rep; Vicki Vermilyea, Vice President; Ami Parker, President; and Jake Bodine, Treasurer. 19 Freshmen Denise Blachowski Jake Bodine Jon Coatney Wendy Cooper Danny Flippo Kristopher Green Trevor Henke Charles Kaylor Kiffany Knoll Brian Lindteigen Tom Littleton Jason Lowery Andy Luteran David Mahlandt Devlin Mayfield Tina McFall 20 Freshmen Ami Parker Melinda Prichard Chris Ramsey Dustin Raupe Mark Roberts Chris Seal L«nie Seal Cheryl Shellhamer Laurie Smith David Snelling Above- While they are supposed to be working hard, Laurie Smith and Charles Kaylor looked. Les Tatom Vicki Vermilyea Dale Wagoner Tina Weaver Jason Weiss Clint Williams 21 Janet Allard Judy Baldridge Carol Bell Business Home Economics Library Aide Bill Bush Fred Cottrell Band Government John Sattler Math, Physics Dick Renfro Science Jim Pykiet Math Computer 22 Katie Pottorff Resource Room Jan Parker Vocal Music Tammy Mykel English Connie Coombes Secretary David Cox Chemistry Don Donley Counselor John Eaton English Morris Gillaspie History Jo Jennings Art, Photo. Kim Kinser P.E. Mary Lamar Library Aide Harry LaMar P.E. 23 FALL ACTIVITIES Tracy Roberts got surprised in Auto Shop. The 1919 Douglass High School football squad Danny Bayouth worked as Danny Macy looked on. Rebel Footwear 25 Terry Cody hiked the ball to a pensive Curt Roberts. Marching Band Reaches Goals Tuba Row: D. Darter, D. Reynolds, A. Luteran; 3rd Row: R. Bergley, C. Seal, K. Adams, J. Pykiet, J. Myers, B. Bodine, R. Frank, D. Snelling, J. Weiss; 2nd Row: L. Tatom, T. Hewlett, G. Young, M. Baum, M. Clay, J. Bodine, D. Raupe, C. Harris, D. Flippo, J. Baldridge, C. Cox, D. Macy, M. Mahlandt, P. Anderson, T. Cody, T. Lauderbaugh, B. Fisher, P. Hiebert, J. Woody, A. Allen, R. Zimmerman, K. Davis, J. Hiebert, V. Vermilyea, D. Blachowski; 1st Row; T. Knight, B. Moore, T. Weaver, D. Falconburg, L. Lewis, S. Tice, J. Parker, D. Thomas, S. Sharp, A. Parker, T. McFall, K. Knoll, P. Inkelaar, M. Whitted, B. Reynolds. K. Ferry, P. White, T. Weaver, C. Graves, D. Mayfield, S. Hiebert, C. Barnes, W. Cooper, J. Weiss, M. Baum; Kneeling: J. Lowery, B. Pykiet, K. Bell, R. Ceynar, B. Lindteigen, Mr. B. Buxh, C. Stambaugh; Flags: T. Weaver, S. Davis, M. Baum, S. Miller, S. Tatom, L. Huster. The 1985-86 marching season was particularly good. The band seemed to excell in everything it faced. Playing with half the band, having a few days to prepare for a performance, rain, and other problems were commonplace for the band and their director, Bill Bush. Top honors were given to the D.H.S. Marching Band at the Kansas State Fair. Three one's were awarded for the band's performance on rainy Hutchinson streets last fall. The Fall concert was a success as well. Some of the special people in the band last year were the flags and band majorette, Krissy Bell. The flag team members, along with the majorette, performed at many games and special programs. The whole band was sad to see Mr. Bill Bush leave the music program to become a counselor at the Elementary school in Douglass. He was a valuable music educator who will be missed in times to come. Band Majorette, Krissy Bell Flag members: Sheila Tatom, So.; Starla Miller, So.; Sandi Davis, Sr.; Trish Weaver, Sr.; Melanie Baum, Sr.; Lisa Huster, Jr. Football Cheerleaders The football cheerleaders of 1985 were a very talented, high spirited group of women. When they went to summer camp at Fort Hayes State University, they took many individual awards and brought home the overall championship for their exceptional cheering. With the leadership of head cheerleader, Krissy Bell, senior; and their sponsors, Mrs. Rinser, Mr. Mykel and Mr. Parker, they had a great year of bringing spirit to the football team. Other members of the squad were: Staci Sharp, senior; Ginger Martin, junior; Carol Harris, sophomore; Shannon Hiebert, sophomore; Starla Miller, sophomore; and Ami Parker, freshman. Above-Staci Sharp and Starla Miller perform a stunt with looks of great concentration. Above-1985 football cheerleaders-bottom row-Shannon Hiebert, sophomore; Ginger Martin, junior; Carol Harris, sophomore; Starla Miller, sophomore; top row-Krissy Bell, senior; Ami Parker, freshman; Staci Sharp, senior. Above-Showing their talent with pyramids the squad entertains Above-Starla Miller displays her smiling per-the student body at a pep assembly. sonality before a football game. 27 Team Pulled Together For Bulldogs The D.H.S. Football Team made local news when Jerry Houser was interviewed by the KSN Newscenter 3 Sports Team. Jerry was recognized for his outstanding plays as a running back in the game against Belle Plaine when he scored eighteen points. The final score was 31-12. Behind every football star are his teammates. The whole team was also responsible for victories and defeats. The team was tremendously unique. One member was a Norwegian soccer player who contributed a great deal to the team as a kicker, another major kicker and a local man, Curt Roberts, shared this credit. The Bulldogs came a long way and no one told the fans that their team wasn't 1. The team finished with a record of 7 and 2. The selection from Douglass for Central Plains League are as follows: 1st Team Offensive; Backs-Matt Morrow and Jerry Houser; Receiver-Gary Parker; Lin-eman-Kabin Carder; Kicker-Curt Roberts. Honorable Mention Offensive: Back-Jeff Myers; Lineman-Todd Hewlett. 1st Team Defensive: Backs-Matt Morrow and Jerry Houser; Linebacker-Justin Price; Lineman-Jeff Myers. Honorable Mention Defensive: Linebacker Brad Bodine. When 3A State Football Team results were announced Douglass received the following placements: Offensive Back-Jerry Houser; Defensive End-Jeff Myers; Honorable Mention Back-Matt Morrow. i v.dc j , D ,. .. , 3 ' Coach Renfro and Jason Baldridge going over some plays. Coach Rhodes talking with David Darter and Jason Cathey. Coach Cillaspie on the field Row l Justin Price, Jerry Houser, Delbert Howland, Leonard Kaylor, Jason Cathey, Kevin Gulick. Row 2 Brad Clark, Mike Mahlandt, Curt Roberts, Terry Cody, Brad Bodine, David Darter, Chris Seal, Pat Hiebert, Gary Young, Jason Baldridge, and David Mahlandt. Row 3 Wayne Bodine, Rod Moore, Matt Mortensen, Todd Baird, Jason Lowery, Brian Lindteigen, Charles Kaylor, Bart Fisher, Mark Roberts, Jon Coatney, Les Tatom, Michelle Howland, and Coach Gillaspie. Row 4 Coach Renfrom, Kendra Gibson, Coach Rhodes, Chris O'Neill, Rob Reynolds, Todd Hewlett, Jeff Myers, Gary Parker, David Reynolds, Matt Morrow, Danny Macy, Jeff Condon, James Pykiet, Tracy Roberts, Kabin Carder, and Coach Cottrell. Leonard Kaylor and Terry Cody in the game against Belle Plaine Justin Price and Jason Lowery stretching out during practice. 30 Jodi Sevenson prepared for the ball. Assistant caoch, Kim Kinser, studied the game. Terrific Season For Volleyball At the close of the 1985 volleyball season the team and coaches identified with the feeling of a victorious season. The team worked well together and proved that the ever so long tradition of the Douglass High School Volleyball Team being an average team was finally put to rest. Mr. Darter commented on the team saying that they were super great . He felt that since the girls experienced winning they would continue to do so in future years. Back row: Coach Larry Darter, Wendy Cooper, Chantel Austin, Tammy Bailey, Kiffany Knoll, Vicki Vermilyea, Coach Kim Kinser, Row 2: Cheryl Shellhamer, Tina Weaver, Tina McFall, Melinda Prichard, Row 1: Laurie Smith, Ami Parker Sandi Davis spiked the ball while Jill Hiebert and Jodi Stevenson provided moral support. Back row: Coach Larry Darter, Manager Carrie Graves, Annette Allen, Kristi Adams, Melinda Baum, Joanna Weiss, Coach Kim Kinser, Row 2: Renee Newcomb, Ginger Martin, Staci Sharp, Jodi Stevenson, Carol Harris, Cina Barnes, Row 1: Sandi Davis Trish Weaver Krissv Bell Jill Hiebert ' 7 31 Jodi Stevenson Named Football Queen On the night of October fourth, nineteen hundred and eighty-five, the cool night air was filled with anticipation and excitement, for this was the evening of Football Homecoming at D.H.S. The evening began by honoring former Homecoming Queens from ten years past. TTie queens presented were as follows: Dana Sisk, Serena Petrie, J.P. Macy, Kim Gilbert, Michelle Vermilyea, Kelly Polzen, Jill Beal, Jennie Cooley, Connie Smith, Toni Banister, and Glenda Condon. The theme of Homecoming, Forever , was playing as the candidates were introduced. Kristina Bell was escorted by Todd Hewlett, Staci Sharp's escort was Gary Parker, Jodi Stevenson was escorted by Robby Reynolds, and Dana Sisk, the former 1984 queen was escorted by Kabin Carder. Carrie Graves accompanied the flower girl, Aaron Hiebert, and the crown bearer, Trent Banister, onto the field. After everybody was introduced, Jodi Stevenson was named the 1985 D.H.S. Football Homecoming Queen. Dana Sisk former Football Queen Krissy and Todd Candidates and band on the field waiting for the announcement Staci and Gary Jodi and Robby crotievek The royal court overlooking the football field. Queen Jodi and her escort Krissy and escort Todd Staci and escort Gary. Robby. Flower girl Aaron Hiebert and crown bearer Trent Banister. The royal court. Carrie accompanying Aaron and Trent onto the field. Win ter A ctivi ties Where will these guys be in twenty years? (David Turner, Jon Coatney, Sean Garcie and Curt Roberts) Curt Mitchell the 'MASTER MIND'' Patricia Weaver and Stephanie May-encounter of the friendliest kind. pals. Wendy Cooper, Denise Thomas and Tina Weaver revealed secret Working toward perfection Randy Ceynar painted a meaningful jeanine Woody finished up some last minute homework, picture. 34 D.H.S. Girls Basketball Team 1907 Staci Sharp patiently waited before Sylvia Harris gave a downward glance, homecoming coronation. Starting the day Brad Clark stuffed his locker. 35 D.H.S. Jazz Stage Band Marches Forward Back Row: B. Clark, C, Stambaugh, A. Parker, K. Ferry, J. Parker, C. Cox, P. Anderson, T. Lauderbaugh, C. Harris, D. Flippo, J. Baldridge. 2nd Row: M. Baum, K. Adams, J. Pykiet, R. Frank, D. Snelling, J, Weiss, Mr. Bill Bush. 1st Row: K. Bell, B. Bodine, S. Sharp, M. Baum, A. Allen, J. Weiss, C. Barnes. Brad Clark enjoys autographs. The 1985-86 Stage Band had a reputation to live up to. For many years Mr. Bill Bush has shaped the D.H.S. Stage Band into one of the finest bands of its kind in the state. This year was no exception. The group was an experienced one with over ten seniors returning to present leadership to younger members. This leadership and careful direction by Bill Bush payed off. The stage band received a perfect score at league contest and their spring tour was highly successful. Work for the tour began in late winter. The stage band only played two places this year, but the performances were up to their normal flair. The Stage Band will sorely miss the quality direction of Mr. Bill Bush, along with all other music students. Mr. Bush has directed the band for years and has proved himself a fine music educator. Brad Bodine, Phil Jake signed autographs. Band throws music. Bush throws music. llslf Cheerleading Spirit Sensation The cheerleading spirit sensation of the year was the Wrestling Cheerleaders. They supported the guys not only with their voices but with time, decorations, special treats at break and even a breakfast. The cheerleaders showed that they cared no matter what the outcome of a match. The cheerleaders also decorated the bus for the guys more than once. Wrestling Cheerleaders and sponsors you did a great job! 37 J Rob Reynolds-lbs. 12-14-0 56 pts. Tracy Roberts-126 lbs. 17-17-0 81.5 pts. Goodwill-3rd, God-dard-3rd. Regionals-2nd James Pykiet-Wfc lbs. 13-12-0 84 pts. Goddard-lst, Regionals-2nd The 1985-86 wrestlers were a great group of men. They had the determination to go all the way. Dusty worked them hard and yet complaints were never heard. After getting past the injuries and strep throat, they were in better physical shape than any other team in the state. Their hard work paid off when they had eight men qualify for state at Fort Hays State University. These men were: Les Tatom; 98 lbs., Mike Powell; 105 lbs.. Matt Houser; 119 lbs., Tracy Roberts; 126 lbs., Rob Reynolds; 132 lbs., James Pykiet; 138 lbs., Rabin Carder; 145 lbs., and Jerry Houser; 167 lbs. State placers were Matt Houser third place, and Jerry Houser third place. All the guys proved Dusty right when he said, you have to think like a winner to be a winner ' Row 1-Varsity-Tr. Michelle Howland, Les Tatom, Mike Powell, Richard Zimmerman, Matt Houser, Tracy Roberts, James Pykiet, Mgr. Trish Weaver, 2nd Row-Varsity-Mgr. Tracy Knight, Rob Reynolds, Kabin Carder, Todd Hewlett, Jerry Houser, Leonard Kaylor, Jeff Condon, Mgr. Denise Thomas, 3rd Row-Chris O'Neill, Terry Cody, Delbert Howland, Manford Baum, Charles Kaylor, Danny Flippo, Ron Perry, Andy Luteran, 4th Row-Coach Rhodes, Gary Young, Rod Moore, Brent Nelson, Jason Baldridge Coach LaMar Kabin Carder-145 lbs. 7-11-0 37 pts. Regionals-4th Todd Hewlett-155 lbs. 10-15-0 43.5 pts. 38 Wrestling-86 TO ALL WRESTLERS I had a blast supporting the team all through the season, at sub-state, and at state as your trainer. Each and everyone of you was special to me in your own way and you could always make me laugh. A special thanks to The Dust and Harry for caring. To Tricia: Thanks for all your help and for always picking me up when I needed it most. Thanks Michelle Howland Senior '86 39 40 Suspense was in the air as the announcer announced the candidates and their escorts. The candidates were Lisa Hus-ter and her escort Kabin Carder, Renee Newcomb and her escort Chris O'neill, Patricia Weaver and escort James Py-kiet. The former queen was Michelle Howland and her escort was Jeff Condon. Everyone was on the edge of their seats waiting to hear the name of the 1986 Wrestling Homecoming Queen, and it was . . . Renee Newcomb! As they walked to the scene, the theme St. Elmos Fire-love song was played. 41 Row 1: Shannon Hiebert (co-capt.), Carol Harris, Row Staci Sharp (capt.), Starla Miller, Top: Ginger Martin Ami Parker 2: Cheerleaders in ACTION!! Sparks of enthusiasm were part of the basketball cheerleading squad. They boosted the spirits of the home crowd and inspired the players. The halls were always filled with creative support schemes. ■ Many new cookies recipes were tried in their attempts to satisfy the players appetites. The use of the megaphones helped get their messages of team support known. They represented the school with pride and dedication. Men's Basketball Row 1: Vicki Vermilyea, Julie Grippando, Kristi Adams, Melinda Baum, Row 2: Gary Parker, Pat Hiebert, Ted Shellhamer, Mike Mahlandt, Justin Price, Curt Roberts, Row 3: Coach Gillaspie, Kevin Gulick, David Darter, Matt Morrow, David Reynolds, Danny Macy, Jeff Myers Lannie Seal, Julie Grippando, Vicki Vermilyea, Kristi Adams, Melinda Baum 43 Basketball . Top Row: Pat Hiebert, Egil Storstein, Phil Anderson, Mike Mahlandt, Brad Bodine, Coach Pykiet, Second Row: Matt Mortensen, Curt Roberts, Justin Price, Bart Fisher, Bottom Row: Managers- Julie Coatney, Kristi Adams, Vicky Vermilyea, Melinda Baum. 44 Coach Gillaspie A surprisingly winning season for the Douglass High School Men's Basketball Teams produced many outstanding players. Among these were the duo of Matt Morrow and Dan Macy. Matt was chosen for the First Team All League by a unanimous choice and was also selected by the Wichita Eagle-Beacon for the All State Team. Dan was chosen for the Second Team All League. This year's team did not have much natural ability but they had a lot of heart and determination to work hard which showed throughout the season, said Coach Gillaspie. Coach Gilla-spie's pre-season prediction for the varsity was ten wins and eight losses. Fortunately for Mr. Gillaspie, he was not a fortune teller. He would have been out of business. The team had a surprising sixteen wins and six losses. Coach Gillaspie's closing remarks were, I will miss this year's team a lot but am looking forward to working with next year's team. Freshman Team: Row 1: Julie Coalney, Kristi Adams, Vicki Vermilyea, Melinda Baum, Row 2: Jon Coatney, Mark Roberts, Trevor Henke, Row 3: Jason Weiss, David Mahlandt, Dustin Raupe, Coach Renfro 45 Girls On The Court Front Row: Carrie Graves, Annette Allen, Second Row: Jill Heibert, Sandi Davis, Carol Harris, Third Row: Cina Barnes, Jeanine Woody, Penny Inkelaar, Krissy Bell, Coach Cottrell. 46 Season Ends 15-6 The basketball girls and coaches had a pretty good season. Their record was 15-6. During the season Jeanine Woody made her 1000th point in her fourth year of basketball. She was presented a plaque for that. Jeanine Woody and Jill Hei-bert were both selected for the All League Team. There were four senior members of the team. The head coach was Mr. Cottrell. Mr. Kinser was the assistant coach for the girls basketball. The managers for the season were Carrie Graves and Annette Allen. Congratulations for a job well done! Front Row: Carrie Graves, Shannon Heibert, Crystal Watkins, Annette Allen, Second Row: Tina McFall, Kristi Davis, Denise Blachowski, Betty Moore, Third Row: Coach Cottrel, Tammy Bailey, Sheila Tatom, Stephanie May, Kim Ferry. 47 Almost Paradise Almost Paradise was the setting for the 1986 basketball homecoming. Honored candidates for the evening were three senior girls, Jill Hiebert, Krissy Bell and Staci Sharp. As time drew near for the coronation to begin, all three candidates were nervously waiting for the final moment to come. After receiving their bouquets of flowers they stood at the open gym doors looking upon the crowd. Reigning Queen Stacey Raupe was present to relinquish her title as the 1985 Basketball Queen. Escorts were Ted Shellhamer, David Reynolds, Gary Parker and Danny Macy. As each candidate was individually recognized, the announcers, Carol Harris and Shannon Hiebert revealed that the 1986 Basketball Homecoming Queen was Staci Sharp. 49 Spring Activities w Hi, Guys! (Kim Otis) Gary, We re on the wrong river! (Rob Reynolds, Gary Parker) 'What did you say about my towel? (Jeff Myers) _Hey. 1 happ t° like my shor's. Kevin Austin dressed and (Regina Diel) ready. ■Han 50 Yes, it's fine on land, but what about water? Hurry up Jennifer. (Parker) What do you want? (Melinda Buam) No more, I'm sick of it. (Brian Linteigen) Daren gives a few last minute instructions. (Bannon) Yes, we think we re cool! (Kristi Adams and Melanie Baum) Are we making jungle bread Curtis? (Stambaugh) Don't fall Susan! (Tice) Show some enthusiasm Mitchell! (Clay) 51 Women’s Track The track teams had a terrific season this year. There were several records broken for both personal and school. The participation was higher this year than it has been for several years in the past. Even though not everyone broke a record, they put forth the effort of winners. The whole team deserves praise for the honorable accomplishments they achieved this past year. Coach Kinser, Stephanie, and Tammy in deep discussion. Stephanie May strives for a win. Row 1: Cheryl Shellhamer, Vicki Vermilyea, Ami Parker, Lisa Kunz, Jodi Stevenson, Row 2: Betty Moore, Lisa Huster, Denise Thomas, Trish Weaver, Kristi Adams, Melinda Prichard, Tammy Bailey, Row 3: Wendy Cooper, Jeanine Woody, Sheila Tatom, Stephanie May, Julie Coatney, Kim Ferry, Penny Inkelaar, Jill Hiebert, Crystal Watkins. Men’s Track on THE RIGHT] TRUCK Gary Parker hands off. Row 1: Curtis Cox, Gary Parker, David Reynolds, Todd Hewlett, Pat Hiebert, Cheryl Shellhamer, Vicki Vermilyea, Row 2: Sean Garcie, Mike Mahlandt, Rob Reynolds, Matt Morrow, Justin Price, Curt Roberts, Jodi Stevenson, Row 3: David Mahlandt, Mark Roberts, Bart Fisher, Derek Lichlyter, Leonard Kaylor, Ami Parker, Row 4: Matt Mortensen, Manford Baum, Rod Moore, Curtis Stambaugh, Trevor Henke, Les Tatom, Row 5: Jason Lowery, Brad Bodine, Jerry Houser, Jason Baldridge, Jason Weiss. Brad Bodine Matt Morrow and Coach Renfro 54 DHS Baseball-Not A Strikeout This is a baseball Jon. (Jason Cathey) Coaches Pykiet and Darter That call stunk! (Terry Lauderbaugh and Jeff Myers) Row 1: Danny Flippo, Ted Shellhamer, James Pykiet, and Andy Luteran, Row 2: Mitchell Clay, Jason Cathey, Gary Young, Delbert Howland, Terry Cody, and Juanita Hamilton, Row 3: Terry Lauderbaugh, Jon Coatney, Matt Houser, David Darter, Jeff Myers, and Phil Anderson. The 1986 baseball season was full of ups and downs. The team was young, with only three seniors returning, but a strong showing by juniors and underclassmen pulled the team together. Some of the highlights of the year were sweeping two games from powerhouse Rose Hill, and playing competitively with the undefeated Sedan. A major change was made concerning the facilities used for baseball. The field was moved from behind the vocational building to the West Athletic Field. The field was much nicer and later lights were added. D.H.S. had three people make the All League Team List. These were David Darter, Jeff Myers, and James Pykiet. Matt Houser- D.H.S. Students Caught In The Act! Kim Ferry looked thrilled to have her picture taken. Ray Bergley took a rest from Advanced P.E. Ami Parker stood atop an unseen Carol Harris at a game. Brad Clark showed off those silly drumming skills. Candids Curtis (Bird) Cox scowled at schoolwork. 55 HOME OPPONENT 8 Garden Plain 18 31 Belle Plaine 12 14 Conway Springs 0 27 Cheney 6 17 Medicine Lodge 14 14 South Barber 0 0 Sedan 28 60 Cherryvale 22 33 Bluestem 6 r V_________J MEN'S BASKETBALL HOME OPPONENT 56 Wichita Collegiate 60 75 Bethal Life 30 64 Christian 52 54 Challenge 64 72 Rose Hill 56 58 Caldwell 39 83 Medicine Lodge 59 75 Udall 47 49 South Barber 76 39 Remington 35 76 Pretty Prarie 67 58 Marion 53 48 Oxford 70 70 Garden Plain 53 68 Bluestem 61 68 Cheney 46 76 Sedan 43 71 Argonia 50 32 Conway Springs 49 60 Belle Plaine 57 61 Remington 50 49 Belle Plaine 78 Hesston Scores 1985-1986 VOLLEYBALL HOME OPPONENT 1 Remington 2 2 Bluestem 0 0 ________Flinthills__________2 1 Winfield 2 2 Central 1 0 Winfield 2 0 Garden Plain 2 2____________Central___________1 2 Udall 1 1 Oxford 2 2 Ark City 0 2 Mulvane 0 1 Independence 2 0 Christian Challenge 2 0 Collegiate 2 2 Medicine Lodge 1 0_____Conwav Springs___________2 0 Collegiate 2 0 Clearwater 2 0 Bluestem 2 2________Conwav Springs________1 2 Garden Plain 0 2 Hutch Trinity 1 2 Belle Plaine 0 0 Mulvane 2 1 South Barber 2 1 __________Cheney____________2 2 Remington (Sub-State) 0 WOMEN'S BASKETBALL HOME OPPONENT 71 Bethal Life 4 56 Collegiate 26 60 Christian Challenge 20 42 Rose Hill 55 48 Caldwell 47 54 Medicine Lodge 56 39 Udall 38 57 South Barber 46 30 Bluestem 48 56 Berean Academy 33 34 Marion 36 55 Goessel 54 53 Oxford 37 49 Garden Plain 44 31 Cheney 32 76 Sedan 37 73 Argonia 21 58 Conway Springs 35 48 Belle Plaine 27 53 Belle Plaine 33 57 Hesston 59 WRESTLING HOME OPPONENT o0 Burlington 9 35 Lansing 26 64 Wellsville 6 9 Augusta 49 36 Clearwater 25 21 Andale 42 45 Andover 18 29 Chaparral 26 8 Wellington 58 41 Goddard 17 46 Rose Hill 12 31 Maize 24 24 Valley Center 29 29 Rose Hill 29 22 Leon 36 Goodwill Tournament 4th Augusta Tournament 5th Halstead Tournament 2nd Goddard Tournament 5th Regionals 2nd State 13th Scores 1985-1986 MEN'S TRACK Douglass Meet 3rd Belle Plaine Meet 3rd Neodesha Meet 5th Rose Hill Meet 6th Wellington Meet 6th Flinthills Meet 2nd Argonia Meet 11th Maize Meet 4th League Meet 3rd HOME OPPONENT 3 Central 17 0 Central 5 11 Dexter 4 8 Dexter 7 10 Thayer 8 5 Thayer 11 10 Rose Hill 8 9 Rose Hill 8 10 Sedan 12 0 Sedan 12 8 Cedarvale 14 10 Cedarvale 9 2 West Elk 9 5 West Elk 4 3 Leon 7 4 Leon 1 4 Central 5 0 Cedarvale 5 5 Dexter 13 WOMEN'S TRACK Douglass Meet 3rd Belle Plaine Meet 5th Neodesha Meet 9th Rose Hill Meet 5th Wellington Meet 7th Flinthills Meet 2nd Argonia Meet 10th Maize Meet 6th League Meet 4th 57 Band: Ensembles Clarinet Ensemble: Row 1: Jennifer Parker, Luana Lewis, Cina Barnes, Jill Hiebert, Staci Sharp, Row 2: Sandi Davis, Jeanine Woody, Joanna Weiss, Starla Miller, Kristi Davis CONTEST RATINGS REGIONAL STATE Cox-Trumpet Solo 1 II Parker-Flute Solo I I Woody-Bass Clarinet 11 Allen-Tenor Sax II Clark-Drums II Flute Trio I II Sax Trio II Clarinet Ensemble I I Brass Ensemble I I Brass Ensemble: Row 1: Curtis Cox, Phil Anderson, Terry Lauderbaugh Jason Baldridge, Flute Trio: Ami Parker, Carol Harris, Patricia Vicki Vermilyea. Row 2: David Reynolds, Brad Bodine, Jason Weiss, James Pykiet, Weaver Melanie Baum. Percussion Ensemble: Becky Pykiet, Brad Clark, Brian Lindtei-gen. Sax Trio: Brad Bodine, Annette Allen, Krissy Bell. 58 Solos Bass Clarinet Solo: Jeanine Woody cnor $dX Solo. Annette Allen Percussion Solo: Brad Clark Vocal Mixed Chorus-Cheryl Shellhamer, Tina Weaver, Tracy Knight, Ginger Martin, Ami Parker, Vicki Vermilyea, Carol Harris, Susan Tice, Tina McFall, Row 2: Kiffany Knoll, Patti Rose, Shannon Hiebert, Melanie Baum, Andy Luteran, Starla Miller, Wendy Cooper, Gena Lott, Row 3: Betty Moore, Sheila Tatom, Jodi Stevenson, Brad Kerbaugh, Egil Storstein, Jason Weiss, Jason Baldridge, Trish Weaver, Michelle Howland, Stephanie May. Lg. I. I, II, Rg. II, II, I Girl's Glee-Cheryl Shellhamer, Tina Weaver, Tracy Knight, Ami Parker, Ginger Martin, Shannon Heibert, Carol Harris, Tina McFall, Row 2: Kiffany Knoll, Patti Rose, Melanie Baum, Vicki Vermilyea, Wendy Cooper, Gena Lott, Susan Tice, Row 3: Betty Moore, Sheila Tatom, Denise Blachowski, Jodi Stevenson, Trish Weaver, Starla Miller, Michelle Howland, Stephanie May. Lg. I, I, I, Rg. I, I, I, St. I, I, I State Solos- Shannon Hiebert; 2, Ginger Martin; 1, Patricia Weaver; 2, Kiffany Knoll; 2 Solos- Starla Miller- Lg; 2, Reg; 2, Ami Parker-Lg; 1, Reg; 2, Wendy Cooper- Lg; 2, Reg; 3, Melanie Baum- Lg; 1, Reg; 2 Large Ensemble- Cheryl Shellhamer, Carol Harris, Starla Miller, Patti Rose, Ami Parker, Vicki Vermilyes, Gena Lott, Wendy Cooper, Shannon Hiebert, Tina Weaver, Tracy Knight, Stephanie May, Sheila Tatom, Kiffany Knoll ijj J -sM f i -d— Music Girls Trio- Melanie Baum, Ginger Martin, Trish Weaver- League; 1 Sophomore Trio- Carol Harris, Starla Miller, Shannon Hiebert- League; 1, regionals; 1, State; 2. Regional; 2. Sextet- Ginger Martin, Jodi Stevenson, Shannon Hiebert, Trish Weaver, Melanie Baum, Not Pictured Doreen Bergley, League; 2, Regional; 1, State; 2. THE JUNIOR CLASS of DOUGLASS HIGH SCHOOL presents featuring One Nite-Stand Saturday evening April Twenty-sixth Nineteen hundred and eighty-six Prom As Tis here at last, this night of nights Sweet music, dancing, soft dimmed lights So laugh, and sing, all hearts be gay. Recall, remember, each past school day. Let us pause from our dancing. Remembering the past. Our share of memories, always will last. Life's beckoning call, tomorrow we'll meet But tonight we'll hear only soft dancing feet. These are our memories . Our high school years. Our time we shared, our joys and our fears This night together, will be our last. Farewell to you My senior class. Mr. and Mrs. Parker helped Rachel Roberts fix the mirror ball. Phil Anderson helped Gill Smith fix the lights for the band. 62 Curtis Cox and his date shake their booty to the beat of One Night Stand. Kabin Carder and Kim Otis showed all they were having a good time. An example of affection displayed by Annette Allen and her date Couple of the year: Gary Parker and Vicki Vermilyea. Honor King And Queen Les Tatom Krissy Bell At the end of the school year, two students from each class are chosen to represent the highest academic levels, and are chosen to be Honor King and Queen. They acquire this title by points based mainly on grades and involvement in school activities. The boy and girl chosen to be the over all king and queen have the highest grade point average out of all the classes. The purpose of this contest is to give students a goal to work for in their academic studies. Overall King And Queen 64 Derek Lichlyter and Penny White Les Tatom and Vicki Vermilyea 65 Seniors Juniors Brad Bodine and Cina Barnes Freshmen James Pykiet and Krissy Bell Sophomores Special Events For Students Boy’s State Brad Bodine, Phil Anderson Front; Gena Lott, Luana Lewis, Back; Ginger Martin, Renee Newcomb Girl’s State Girls State and Boys State are designed to provide citizenship training and to give girls and boys a chance to live together as self-governing citizens. The delegates must have these qualifications. They should have an interest in government, have outstanding leadership qualities, be honest, have good character and be cooperative. Their scholarship should be above average and they must have finished their junior year and be a citizen of the United States. They should be interested in extra-curricular activities. n Student Council Leaders Cadette Lawman Academy Our student council president, Todd Hewlett, and secretary-treasurer, attended a student council workshop during the summer. It was intended to help develop leadership skills to be used during the school year in the work ahead of them in student council. Curt Roberts expressed an interest in law enforcement. The purpose of Cadet Lawman Academy is to help young Kansans gain knowledge about training and responsibifities of Law Enforcement. To be eligible, a student must be in the top one-half of his class scholastically and in good physical condition. He also needs the signed endorsement of his high school principal, a local law enforcement official and his American Legion Commander or Auxiliary President. He must also believe in the principles of law and order and service to God and country. The program was held in June in Salina. 66 Purple Passion Boat Team Purple Passion marked its third year at D.H.S. It was made by the welding class. Qualifications for piloting the boat were working on the boat for two years, being a senior and an advanced welder. Shirts and caps with a picture of a boat were sold to supporters for the team. Racing was a tiresome task and called for strength and endurance. The boat raced in the Wichita River Festival. They finished first in their heat, received first in the Country Cousin class and were fourth over all. They also raced in Hutchinson Anything That Floats Race and the ElDorado Anything that Floats Race. Row 1: Jeff Myers, Staci Sharp, Juanita Hamilton, Chris O'Neill, Gary Parker, Dean Lindteigen, Row 2: Daren Bannon, Dale Nichols, Jason Cathey, (behind), Jerry Houser, Justin Price, Curt Roberts, Rob Reynolds, Matt Morrow, Dan Macy. Daren Bannon, Dale Nichols, Gary Parker, Rob Reynolds. Trouble Shooters The trouble shooting competition started with a written test which qualified Dale and Daren for a Hands On Competition. They had to score in the top ten in the state on the written portion. The schools were limited to four entries in the written and two in the finals. These four young men were second in the state on the written test. Dale and Daren went on to get fourth in the state in the Hands On Competition. 67 Skip Trip The senior class left the school at 6:45 a.m. and headed for Edmond, Oklahoma. When they arrived in Edmond, the first stop was Enterprise Square where they had a lesson on economics. Then the fun started. Roller skating was another learning experience, everyone found out how coordinated they really were. Next was everyones favorite thing to do. Shopping!! They spent some time at Edmond's version of Town East. After that it was time for a little Puttputting as they tried their hand at minature golf. By this time they had worked up quite an appetite. They satisfied their hunger by going to Molly Murph's where there was lots of good food and lots of fun. Although they had a rather unpleasent scare by following a tornado all the way home, they had a very nice time arrived home at 11:30 p.m., they were all pretty much exhausted. The Classic Staff ADVISORS: JO JENNINGS RASHELLE LEIVIAN EDITOR: RANDY CEYNAR CO-EDITOR: JOANNA WEISS STAFF MEMBERS: MICHELLE HOWLAND PHIL ANDERSON MICKI WHITTED BRENDA REYNOLDS LISA KUNZ Special thanks to: Julie Grippando Kristi Adams David Turner Joanna Weiss, Jo Jennings, Randy Ceynar, Michelle Howland, Brenda Reynolds, Phil Anderson, Micki Whitted, Lisa Kunz. 69 Salutatorian and Valedictorian Jennifer Parker On May 18th at 3:00 p.m. the class of 1986 was honored as the 100th graduating class of Douglass High School. The senior class consisted of forty member; twenty boys and twenty girls. The message given by the class speakers discussed the closeness and accomplishments of the centennial class. The Douglass Museum commemorated graduating classes back through 1886 with a window display held in the commons area. Many congratulations go to the graduates who have contributed to the success of all graduating classes. Valedictorian was Krissy Bell and Salutatorian was Jennifer Parker for the 100th graduating class. Both girls presented warm thoughts to the class expressing the friendship and concerns that were held between classmates. The closing was a hard step as the individuals were saying their last good-byes and wishing each other the best of luck. As once said, Give the world the best you have and the best will come back to you. If one can accomplish this challenge, then there is no limit to achievements. Always remember: Dream what you dare to dream Go where you dare to go Be what you want to be. Live! Kristina Bell Over 25 people participated in the extra-curricular Drama Club this year. Drama is open to freshmen through seniors. This year the number of students in individual events doubled as did the number of state qualifiers this year. At the state competition this year the individual events did quite well with 4 out of 5 competitors receiving 1 ratings. As a part of Academic Spirit Week the Speech and Drama Club presented a program on Tuesday, March 25, at 7:30 p.m. Referring to the one-act contest play, The Marriage, Mrs. M. said, This cast was probably the most dependable and talant-ed group that I have worked with since I have been here. Also, I don't know what 1 would have done without my stage manager, Dave Turner. Mrs. Mykel has attended several summer workshops to improve her ability to encourage development in the Speech and Drama Club. Douglass Uptown Players Row 1: Renee Newcomb, Starla Miller, Ami Parker, Cheryl Shellhammer, Gena Lott, Kristi Adams, Annette Allen, Row 2: Chris O’Neill, Todd Hewlett, Joanna Weiss, Kiffany Knoll, Stephanie May, Wendy Cooper, Ted Shellhammer, Mrs. Mykel, Row 3: Staci Sharp, Phil Anderson, Ginger Martin, Krissy Bell, James Pykiet. Cast of Almost the Bride of Dracula. 72 Name Krissy Bell Ami Parker Wendy Cooper Doreen Bergley Ginger Martin Ted Shellhamer Phil Anderson Ted Shellhamer James Pykiet Gena Lott Gena Lott Joanna Weiss Stephanie May Solo Act Annette Allen Kristi Adams IDA Ginger Martin Doreen Bergeley IDA Starla Miller Stephanie May IDA Kiffany Knoll Cheryl Shellhamer Duet Ami Parker Wendy Cooper Duet Lisa Kunz Prose Ted Shellhamer Poetry One-Act Play 73 D-Club ROW 1: J. MYERS. R. REYNOLDS. G. PARKER. D. REYNOLDS. C. O'NEILL. T. SHELLHAMMER. K. CARDER J PYKIET T HEWLETT. ROW 2: M. ROBERTS. M. MORROW, D. MACY, C. COX, L. TATOM, D. FLIPPO, A. LUTERAN C KAYLOR ROW 3- B NELSON. D. MAHLANDT. J. COATNEY, M. MAHLANDT, J. BALDRIDGE. B. CLARK, B. BODINE, L. KAYLOR, ROw'4: COACH LAMAR, C. ROBERTS, P. ANDERSON, B. FISHER, j. PRICE, ROW 5: M. POWELL, R. BERGLEY, D. DARTER, J. CATHEY D. HOWLAND, T. CODY, M. HOUSER, P. HIEBERT, J. HOUSER, S. GARCIE, ROW 6: R. MOORE, D. LICHLYTER G YOUNG M BAUM, C. STAMBAUGH. M. CLAY, K. GULICK, T. LAUDERBAUGH, R. ZIMMERMAN. D-Club and WAC are for the men and women who letter in sports at DHS. Both D-Club and WAC run concession stands throughout the year. WAC provides food for women on game days and puts on one homecoming with student council a year. D-Club encourages contests and has bought weights for the weight rooms. D-Club also sponsors a game for performing basketball and football feats where they give away prizes from local merchants. WAC ROW 1: S. SHARP, C. GRAVES, K. BELL, S. DAVIS, C. HARRIS. S. HIEBERT, ROW 2: A. ALLEN, M. BAUM, J. WEISS, R. NEWCOMB, D. THOMAS, T. WEAVER, S. MILLER. J. COATNEY, C. WATKINS, J. HIEBERT, ROW 3: T. BAILEY, B. MOORE. T. KNIGHT, B. PYKIET, S. MAY, C. SHELLHAMMER, P. WHITE, L. KUNZ, L. HUSTER, P. INKELAAR, K. ADAMS, ROW 4: COACH KINSER M PRICHARD, W. COOPER, V. VERMILYEA, A. PARKER, J. WOODY, C. BARNES. J. STEVENSON, J. HAMILTON, K. DAVIS K FERRY. S. TATOM. 74 1 c uture Homemakers If Wi 7 FHA Chapters fj jLYlt IIjIA HER0 Chapters WOMEf Top Row David Turner. Ted Shellhamer. Kathy Minahan. Debbie Falconburg, Penny White, Sheila Tatom, Tina Weaver, Melinda Prichard, Mr . Baldridge, Row 2: Travis Carr, Melanie Baum. Trish Weaver, Denise Thomas, Tracy Knight, Wendy Cooper, Vicki Vermilyea, Cheryl Shellhamer, Carol Harris, Julie Coatney, Kendra Gibson, Russ Frank. Row 3: Annette Allen, Regina Deil, Patti Rose, Joanna Weiss, Becky Pykiet, Rachel Roberts, Starla Miller, Stephanie May, Todd Hewlett, Juanita Hamilton. Kabin Carder. Bottom Row: Kristi Adams, Carrie Graves, Kim Otis, Staci Sharp. Jennifer Parker, Ginger Martin. Renee Newcomb, Shannon Hiebert, Melinda Baum. Susan Tice, Ami Parker. Krissy Bell. 76 Sherri McClaskey (left) is a senior at Emporia State University. She spoke at the FHA Installation of Officers for 19S6. Along with the installation, a pot luck supper was served. District Officers: Susan Tice, Krissy Bell, Kristi Adams. Local Officers: (1 to r) Shannon Hiebert, Staci Sharp, Juanita Hamilton, Jennifer Parker, Melinda Baum, Renee Newcomb, Ginger Martin, Ami Parker. FHA is an organization that is set up to promote leadership. It is an organization for both boys and girls. Last year was the first year boys have joined at DHS. Douglass had a very strong FHA chapter and as a result it had a lot of activities. Painting the weight rooms, giving pumpkin bread to the elderly and competing in district and state competitions were a few. FHA also supported other organizations by providing cookies at break for sports teams. Stage Band and also the entire student body. FHA would not be in existance at Douglass if it hadn't had a great advisor and members who cared. 77 Stuco Worked Hard Upper Row: Sponsor-D. Donley, B. Baum, j. Weiss, C. Barnes, S. Sharp, D. Blachowski, R. Newcomb, G. Martin, C. Harris, Kneeling: T. Roberts, T. Hewlett, P. Anderson, G. Parker, R. Ceynat, Sitting: J. Myers, K. Bell, B. Fisher Below: Freshman Denise Blachowski left a Stuco meeting. Student Council worked very hard last year. It, as a group, did many things for the school and community. Stuco, among its other duties, is in charge of assigning concessions for sports events, funding student dances, and maintaining a feeling of leadership at D.H.S. throughout the entire school year. Stuco is made up of one representative from every class and organization. Together, these representatives make collective decisions that effect the whole student body. In the fall of last year at Student Council workshop was held in Newton that all members of Stuco attended. Some of the themes taught were leadership, self-discipline, and school spirit. Student Council funded dances last year, as well as other important student functions. This funding process is just one of the parts of Stuco that will continue in years to come. Student Council officers: Standing: Staci Sharp-Vice Pres., Todd Hewlett-Pres., Ginger Martin-Sec., Renee Newcomb-Tres. 78 N.H.S. Maintains Traditions Standing: T. Hewlett, B. Bodine, M. Morrow, P. Anderson, M. Baum, M. Baum, G. Lott, P. White, P. Inkelar, D. Donley. Sitting: D. Reynolds, G. Parker, J. Pykiet, K. Bell, J. Parker, G. Martin, S. Sharp. Not pictured: B. Clark. National Honor Society is an organization that helps to recognize outstanding acheivers in the world of scholarship. Every year at D.H.S. several new members are inducted into National Honor Society at an induction ceremony in the spring. This year six members were inducted. To be chosen for membership a student has to be at least a sophomore, and be nominated by a teacher. Once nominated, the student must submit a short essay to the committee telling why he or she would like to be a member of N.H.S. The candidates are next reviewed by a faculty committee. Last year N.H.S. also was involved in helping Cheney start an N.H.S. chapter at their high school. The group from Douglass also visited Cowtown's Empire House where the fine meal and comical entertainment was enjoyed by all. N.H.S. member David Reynolds smiled enthusiastically. 79 Brad Clark-' VVhat, me a honor student? Academic Spirit Week At D.H.S. The 1985-1986 Academic Spirit Week had all the thrills, chills, and exciting events that D.H.S. students are accustomed to. Although the week was shortened, all the academic-related events were rescheduled into a hectic three days of activity. Some of the highlights of the week were the Talent Show, Anything Goes Competition, and the many tests and quizes. The annual Current Events Competition was held earlier in the week last year, but still proved to be challenging to all that participated. The Talent Show was won by trumpeter Curtis Cox, but also included the comic stylings of Ted Shellhamer and 1984-1985 winners XYZ Affair. Anything Goes was won by the Juniors, and featured KSN TV-3 sports-caster Steve Dennis. After all the points were tallied, the Juniors had won the week! They received $50 in prize money which went to fund Prom and other activities. Freshman Vicki Vermilyea dribbled as Jr.'s looked on. Sophomore Manford Baum sped through the obstacle course. 80 Sportscaster Steve Dennis conferred with the Freshman team. Fundraising Builds Interests Mark Roberts tried to convince Jill Hiebert and Lisa Simon to buy a computer match. Brenda Reynolds and Luana Lewis signed up to sell pizzas at a football game. A project which built interest among the students was fundraising. The purpose was to get students involved with their classes. They became economically aware of the business world. Fundraising ranged from individual class sales to working concessions. The profits earned from each class went toward their treasury. Most often the money received was used for proms and senior trips. Julie Coatney tried to drum up business. Travis Carr and David Turner visited the vending machines. Discussing who sold the most was; Kathy Billings, Debbie Fal-conberg, Kathy Minahan, Melinda Prichard and Penny White. Exchange Student Mads (Matt) Mortensen Last year, we received two foreign visitors. By a stroke of uncanny luck, these two were not only from the same country, but they came from the same city. Mads (Matt ) Mortensen was one of the AFS sponsored exchange students who came from Norway to DHS last year. Matt was very excited about his trip to America while still in Oslo, Norway. People talk about American like it is Southern California everywhere, and exciting all of the time , Matt said of the Norwegian opinion of the United States. Matt made many friends while here in Kansas, but felt a little homesick during his stay here. I really missed my friends back home a lot when I first got here, but after a while I made new friends who I'm sure I will miss when I get back home , Matt said. Matt also confided that he missed Norwegian girls. Matt hopes in the future to open up a record store in his native land of Norway. Matt enjoys music very much and attended the Loverboy and ZZ Top concerts while here in America. Matt played football, basketball and ran in track while here at DHS. Everyone wished Matt good luck and a fond farewell. 82 Egil Storstein was a foreign exchange student at DHS. Egil enjoyed a new and exciting life style available in the United States. When asked about the differences in schools, he said that in Norway the students have different courses everyday. Here the same courses are taken everyday throughout the year. He said he had taken two new types of classes which were Chorus and Automechanics. He participated in chorus and really liked the concerts put on by the high school. His out-of-school activities included dancing and skating. Egil lives in a suburb of Oslo. He believed that it was easier for him to catch a bus to get him around Oslo than it was to tour Wichita, even though Oslo was larger. He said the U.S. and Norway have about the same things, but the U.S. advertised quite a bit more. Egil was very excited about seeing his family and his little sister. Anne Kristine. He was reluctant to say good-bye to his foster family, the Little's. Overall he said he hadn't experienced much home sickness. Egil traveled to Washington D.C. as well as visited some very interesting and historical places. Egil told us that he had visited the east coast on a previous trip to the U.S. Egil's plans for the future were to return home and finish high school and then go to college. He hopes to get a job in the field of electronics or computers. Native Norwegian. Egil enjoys a snack between classes. Life in America is real and it's fun, but it's not real run. Very Important People Food Service June Kittle Patricia Brewer Ruby Burns Oreta White Dorothy Dunlap Thanks V.I.P. for a job well Sonya Draper June Wakefield Cheryl Miller Evelyn High done. Two important duties of the Board of Education are the setting of goals and the formulating of the educational philosophy of Douglass Public Schools. The BOE approves activity funds, renews teacher employment, transportation allowances, and mile limitations. Complaints and concerns of the community are directed to and reviewed by the BOE members. In short, the BOE is responsible for School District 396. Our best interests are taken into consideration when decisions are made. Elected Members: Pres: Robert Kittle, Vice-Pres: Paul McKay, John Foster, Jim Davis, Polly Bloom, Robert Zimmerman, Lucinda Green Board Of Education Robert Swigart Marvin Sisk William Parker Merlene McCluggage Lula Elswick Elementary Principal Superintendent of High School Principal Treasurer District Clerk Schools 85 Phil Anderson found the right bus! Mr. Bush relaxed for a moment. Jim Taylor explained himself. Mark Roberts and Pat Hiebert were out of study hall again. Candids Oh! that smarted. (Travis Carr) Michelle Howland hid from the camera. Junior High Jr. High Candids 88 DJHS Faculty Catherine Pottorff Kay Hayworth L. D. Speech Gene Hays Dennis Bishop Dorothy Bernson Don Rucker Special Psychologist Gifted Reading Math 89 8th Grade Becky Bladridge Charles Baum Wayne Bodine April Bowers Jenni Brewer Chad Cales Garrett Clay Mary Clayton Marci Cochran Jo Ferry Jeff Gean Terry Gulick Kim High Julie Hunter Ray Kafka Danielle Kunz Lori Lauderbaugh Christina Laugnlin Trien Le Jerri Lott Shane Lovell Penny Mahlandt Kevin Maxwell Todd McFall Andy McGinnis Lesley Miller Melinda Nichols Brook Nispel Dana Nixon Melinda Remsburg Aaron Reynolds Darin Reynolds Angela Rogers James Sisk Curtis Smith Julie Stambaugh Chad Stover Shelly Swigart Paul Thomas Grant Ulbrich Robert Van Vickie Alan Wagoner Thad White Sheila Williams Randy Zellers Tammy Zimmerman 90 Jimmy Adams Danielle Austin Ray Bannon Deana Bastian Jamie Braungardt Tresa Broadstock Randy Bryan Alan Carr Brian Ceynar Charles Clayton Wes Corneilson Jamie Crews Heidi Davis James Diel Shane Gannon Jon Henman Dallas Holloway Mistie Holt Stacy Howard Wayne Lowmaster Collette McCluggage Mike Minahan Kathryn Moore Shannon Moore Michelle Nichols Jerry Oliphant Ryan O'Neil Jenny Pinkerton Christina Pollock Aaron Pykiet Leanna Remsberg Jason Riggs Shannon Robinson Jacob Rogers Mike Roy Scott Skinner Shawn Smith Nicholas Stambaugh Chad Stevenson Angie Stull Jason Tate Brenda Tatom Shauna Towne Justin Weiss Cody White Daylan Woltemath Jason Woody Kim Young 91 Kevin Maxwell dodges an opponent. Wayne Bodine runs for yardage assisted by Andy McGinnis. Trien Le Returns a kick off while Kevin Maxwell and Stacy Howard prepare to block. Trien Le receives advice from Coach LaMar. Row 1: Ray Bannon, Charles Clayton, Shane Gannon, Wes Cornelison, Daylon Woltemath, Shawn Smith, Paul Tnomas, Jamie Brungart, Dallas Holloway; Row 2: Shannon Moore, Kevin Maxwell, Thad White, Curtis Smith, Aaron Pykiet, Cody White, Todd McFall, Mike Roy; Row 3: Jimmy Adams, Chad Stover, Jason Tate, Grant Ulbrich, Jerry Oliphant, Shane Lovell, Darin Reynolds, Randy Bryan, Wayne Bodine; Row 4: Harry LaMar, Aaron Reynolds, Andy McGinnis, Garrett Clay, Justin Weiss, Chad Stevenson, Ryan O'Neil, Chad Cales, Trien Le, James Sisk, Jeff Gean, David Cox. Jr. High Football The Douglass Junior High football team did well in 1985-86. The eighth grade leadership was fantastic according to Coach LaMar. The boys developed coordination and speed from their grueling practices and sportsmanship. When a team does as well as they did, they deserve a lot of credit and recognition. Each member improved throughout the year, and all were an asset to the team. The old cliche, All for one and one for all, fit them because they needed each other to encourage, criticize and to help each other get through the hard times. Their accomplishments did not go unnoticed. The parents and fans were very proud of them and their record, which was 3-4. There were three team records set for the year. Justin Weiss had 919 total yeards and 131 defensive points, Kevin Maxwell had 138 yards receiving. In addition, Justin Weiss was named the most valuable player. 92 Junior High School Volleyball Becky Baldridge, Melinda Remsberg, April Bowers, Marci Cochran, Dana Nixon, LeAnna Remsberg, Penny Mahlandt, Coach Brad Rinser. 3rd row: Brenda Tatom, Lorie Lauderbaugh, Katherine Moore, Heidi Davis, Michelle Broadstock, Angie Stull. 2nd row: Michelle Nichols, Jamis Kruz, Danielle Austin, Mary Clayton, Shelly Swigart, Brook Nisple, Kim High. 1st row: Kim Young, Teresa Laughlin, Angela Rogers, Christina Pollock, Collette McCluggage, Jenni Pinkerton, Sheila Williams. OPPONENT Rose Hill won 15-6, 15-11 West Elk won 15-6, 15-11 Burden won 15-5, 15-10 Bluestem lost 15-5, 13-15, 9-15 Cedarvale won 15-5, 15-12 Christian Challenge won 15-5, 15-6 Clearwater won 15-6, 15-12 Argonia won 15-13, 18-16 Conway Springs won 15-13, 15-5 Belle Plaine lost 5-15, 7-15 Rose Hill won 15-13, 13-15, 15-10 Bluestem won 15-5, 15-6 Central won 15-13, 16-14 ♦West Elk won 15-13, 6-15, 15-6 won 1st place in SCBL League Tournament won 1st place in SCBL Eastern Division won 2nd place in Belle Plaine Tournament Season Ends 12-2 r Jr. High Boys Basketball Made Great Strides Garrett Clay shot a free throw Wes Cornelison hoped to sink a free throw Darin Reynolds ran down court Jeff Gean, Chad Stover, Darin Reynolds, and Garrett Clay got ready for an in bounds play This year's Jr. High Boys Basketball Team's record was 3-7. Even though they didn't win a lot of games, they improved and accomplished a great deal. Coach Barr said this was one of the best group of kids he has ever had. Darin Reynolds was the high scorer on the team, averaging twelve points a game. There were thirteen lettermen, three of which will be returning next year. The team put out excellent effort throughout the season, even when at times things got a little frustrating. The year gave some players experience and new player incentive for a victorious season next year. Wes Cornelison fought for a rebound against Belle Plaine players Row 1: Paul Thomas, Nick Stambaugh. Michael Minahan, Jamie Braungardt, and Manager Brian Ceynar, Row 2: Kevin Maxwell, Darin Reynolds, Thad White, Jerry Oliphant, Wes Cornelison, and Wayne Lowmaster, Row 3: Wayne Bodine, Randy Zellers, Chad Stover, Todd McFall, James Sisk, Grant Ulbrich, and Shane Lovell, Row 4: Robert VanVickle, Andy McGinnis, Garrett Clay, Ryan O'Neil, Jeff Gean, Jason Woody, Chad Cales, and Coach Barr. Jo Ferry running down court April Bowers, play Kathryn Moore, Jo Ferry, and Angela Rogers getting ready to throw the ball into The DJHS Girls Basketball Team had a record of 4-6. They placed third in their division in league competition. The JV team had a record of 5-1. It was the best record in the past three years. Mr. Cox said that all of the players improved a lot throughout the year and they should have a good team next year. He also said the eighth graders had potential for high school. He predicts that they will be fine basketball players if they continue to improve and put forth their best effort. Penny Mahlandt after scoring two points Row 1: Brenda Tatom, Jenny Brewer, Jo Ferry, and Angie Stull, Row 2: Kathryn Moore, Kim Young, Brook Nispel, Becky Baldridge, Kim High, and Angela Rogers, Row 3: Coach Cox, Coach Reed, April Bowers, Jamie Crews, Penny Mahlandt, Melinda Nichols, Coach LaMar Kathryn Moore shoots a free throw 95 Junior High Wrestling Front Row: Ray Bannon, Jerry Oliphant. Daylan Waltermath, Paul Thomas, Aaron Pykiet, Wess Corneilson, James Diel, Nicolas Stambaugh, Shane Gannon. Middle Row: Coach Harry LaMar, Charles Baum, Curtis Smith, Thad White, Kevin Maxwell, Back Row: Aaron Reynolds, Ryan O'Neil, Jeff Gean, Chad Stevenon, Chad Cales, Chad Stover, James Sisk, Wayne Bodine. Dual Record 5-2 Steve High Outstanding Wrestler Award: Thad White 15-0 Six School Records Most Improved 7th Grader - Aaron Pykiet Most Improved 8th Grader - James Sisk Most Desire And Effort - Darin Reynolds lOMfiOAi The Jr. High wrestling team had a very successful and rewarding season. With their team record of 5 wins and 2 losses, they took the Jr. High wrestling world by storm. Coach Harry LaMar said that he was very proud of the guys and by the time some of them hit high school they will be state champions. He said they were a small team, but they were all animals! Overall, the guys had a great season. Hopefully they can keep it up in years to come and all through high school. First Row: Nick Stambaugh, Shane Gannon, Jerry Oliphant, Jimmy Adams, Thad White, Alan Carr, Wes Cornelson, Jamie Brungart, Second Row: Darin Reynolds, Randy Bryan, Mike Roy, Jason Tate, Chad Stover, Cody White, Charles Baum, Tren Le, Shane Lovell, Standing: Brad Kinser, James Sisk, Wayne Bodine, Jeff Gean, Jason Woody, Garrett Clay, Justin Weiss, Chad Stevenson, Grant Ulbrich. Junior High Track First Row: Marci Cochran, Rachel Martin, Jo Ferry, Teresa Broadstock, Shelly Swigart, Lesley Miller, Second Row: Kathryn Moore, Angela Rodgers, Kim Young, Mary Clayton, Kim High, Brook Nispel, Shelia Williams, Collette McCluggage, Standing: Brad Kinser, April Bowers, Michelle Nichols, Dana Nixon, Julie Stambaugh, Penny Mahlandt, Leanna Remsberg, Melinda Remsberg, Becky Baldridge. 97 The Spirit Of Jr. High Cheerleaders 98 Junior High Band Directed By Bill Bush Row 1: Brook Nispel, Row 2: Bob VanVickle, Darin Reynolds, Brian Ceynar, Andy McGinnis, Cody White, James Sisk, Chad Stevenson, Row 3: Paul Thomas, Melinda Remsberg, Heidi Davis, Nicholas Stambaugh, Becky Baldridge, Shane Gannon, Kim High, Wes Cornelison, Scott Skinner, Kim Young, Danielle Austin, Tresa Broadstock, Collette McCluggage, Kathryn Moore, Shannon Robinson, Jeri Lott, Shelley Swigart, Angela Rogers, Tammy Zimmerman, Jamie Crews, April Bowers, Angie Stull, Row 4: Mike Minahan, Ryan O'Niel, Mike Roy, Ray Bannon, Allen Carr, Jenni Brewer, Marci Cochran, Penny Mahlandt, Julie Stambaugh, Christina Laughlin, Leanna Remsberg, Deanna Bastian, Garrett Clay, Todd McFall, Grant Ulbrich, Jerry Oliphant, Aaron Pykiet, Jamie Braungardt, Brenda Tatom, Row 5: Jason Woody, Mr. Bush, Shannon Moore, Wayne Bodine, Randy Zellers, Justin Weiss, Stacy Howard, Thad White, Chad Stover, Jeff Gean, Curtis Smith, Trien Le. 99 Junior High Vocal Music Row 1: Jo Ferry, Laurie Lauderbaugh, Mistie Holt, Angie Stull, Row 2: Nicholas Stambaugh, Aaron Pykiet, Shawn Smith, Heidi Davis, Shauna Twone, Collette McCluggage, Alan Carr, Bryan Ceynar, Mike Minahan, Jan Parker, Row 3: Kathyrn Moore, Angela Rogers, Christina Pollock, Lesley Miller, Charles Clayton, Jeri Lott, Kim Young, Daylon Woltermath, Rachel Martin, Row 4: Jim Adams, Jerry Oliphant, Kim High, Michelle Nichols, Becky Bladridge, April Bowers, Brook Nispel, Mary Clayton, Shane Lovell, Thad White, Row 5: Danielle Austin, Stacy Howard, Melinda Nichols, Leanna Remsberg, Andy McGinnis, Aaron Reynolds, Penny Mahlandt, Jason Woody, Grant Ulrich, Jamie Crews, Melinda Remsberg 100 Grade School Life 101 Jake Bates Holly Bailey Cheryl Bastian Chris Berry Charity Bloom Anthony Clayton Roxanne Ehrlich Gary Griffin William Jordan Mary Nelson Bridget Price Valerie Ratliff Heather Rucker Todd Schoeppel Melissa Spires Jenni Stevenson Kim Stockbauer 'Michael Watkins Mrs. Jeri Stanyer Jeremy Braungardt Jarrod Brewer Ken Briley Heather Davis Krisi Frakes Stacy Goff Kendra Knoll Shannon Miles Nick Nichols Shondell Nixon Jami O'Donnell Tammy Parry April Powell Shirley Smith Joey Swigart Danny White Mr. Larry Darter 102 Matt Broadstock Weston Bucher Nicholas Clay Micheal Cochran Melanie Darter Monty Edwards Mia Kafka Scott Lauderbaugh Melodie Leayman Melanie Lindteigan Monica Lindteigan Jennifer Luteran Darla Moore Robbie Nichols Nathan Pykiet Larry Rau Kristy Rhodes Micheal Rhodes Erin Smith T. J. Smith Paula Stewart Heather Swann Mindy Tate Chris Zellers Ann Nispel Fifth Grade Chanelle Alley Melodee Brown Tricia Butler Becky Carr Jack Dammon Brad Donley Ryan Dowers Shaunda Gannon Kelsey Gean Nathan Kauffman Elsie Kaylor Shilo Knapp Chris Kunz Christy McCune Kristen Miller Chad Lovell Joel Rader Becky Rausch Brandi Romans Stacey Schouten Jeffrey Smith Micheal Stockbauer Rickey Strout Sydney Valentine Corrine Visor 103 Brian Bush J.D. Cox Amber Dodson Vickie Falconberb Erin Fike Mendy Gillaspie Jessica Griffin Heath Holloway Connie Liggett Travis Martin Adam McBee Chris Minahan Amber Morgan Chris Nichols Ashley O'Neill Tim Pfeiffer Jackie Poor Alicia Rhodes Alice Scharff Olivia Self Wendy Sheets Joe Smith Marcus Strout Justin Tatom Mrs. Ruth Kittle Shayne Bannon Julie Bodine Thomas Cunningham Jeremy Dodson Troy Dowers Jason Frakes Dustin Hatmaker Deuane Howard Crystal Humbolt April Koons Amy Leach Melissa Lee David Malia Stephanie Morgan Toby Myers Amy Page Misty Parry Jon Pinkerton Christy Rader Robert Rhodes Amber Rucker Aaron Scaffidi Shelly Stockbauer Michael Strout Rachel Vaughn Mrs. Jean (_lay 104 Brian Bastian Travis Bloom Jason Brewer Sharon Brown Amanda Cline Danielle Ferry Carmon Hall Ky Holmes Tyra Hoogendoorn Jacci Krenzel Paul Leis Rashelle Lindteigen Brad Malia Stewart Mitchell Jennifer O'Crowley Joe Price Chris Ratliff Marcena Riggs Jenny Roy Josh Rush Aubrey Searey Ronny Swann Bill Swigart Lisa Bunyard Jean Lewis Donna Bannon Julia Blanton Ronnie Cooper Shonna Courtney Becky Craun Monica Cummins Chip De Hoff Joy Duncan Delbert Easley Shawn Glaves Nicolle Hensley Eric Jones Matt Lichlyter Disnie McBee Kelley McKay Chadd Nelson Lacey Pearman Brandon Prior Stephanie Shepard Chuck Steffens Tony Stewart Quincy Stull Ticia Watkins Misty White 105 Jeff Brewer Jason Clasen Kristin Duryea Jill Fisher Jeremy Griffith Eric Gudenkauf Chris Hayes Samantha Hood Tisha Hoogendoorn Wanda Jenkinson Nikki Lawson Travis Marth Matt McBee Sarah Rice Kevin Schouten Clinton Stebbins Mandy White Ryan Witty Chrissy Woydziak Miss Teresa MacKay Second Grade Jason Barber Joshua Braungardt Christy Church Jerry Cox Shawna Crawford Tana Daly Shane Endicott Amanda Knapp Kelly Lauderbaugh Meghan McBurney Jon Miller Jeremy Moore Kyle Moore Sarah Parks Angie Pfeiffer Anaia Pollock Jason Powers Courtney Renfro Margo Schoeppel Mrs. Glenda Nicholas 106 John Adams Lennettc Carr Jeremy Craun Steven Frakes Angie Cillaspie Curtis Howard Susan Hurst Jason Jones Kris Knollenberg Tiffiny Mishler Lisa Moore Melissa Nichols Rusty Reynolds Cade Seal Scott Snelling Andy Toalston Troy Zimmerman Mrs. Genevieve Hood Ashley Allen Kim Bastian Jar rod Bowers Brandy Bush Jamie Dowell Shane Lngle Yvonne Hurst Chris Jahn Sarah Johnson Nicholas Ketterman Jessica Leach Alexander McCorkle Morgan Moore Amanda Mount Troy Nelson Jeremy Poor Jeffrey Riggs Carmen Senski Jesse Tate Jay Dee Williams Mrs. Deborah Reed Jennifer Adams Dcambra Alley Gavin Banister Lonnie Bastian Kim Ch urch Joe DeHoff Larry Edwards Cory Hatmaker Terra Hayes Jessica Hood Jeff Humbolt Patrick Leis Troy Martin Carrie Miles Chad Owings Billy Shafer Tonya Steffens Tonya Steffens Daniel Stiner Jeremy Vaughn Mrs. Sharon McDougal 107 Zachariah Barker Joshua Boucher Michael Browning Darbey Cockrell Chester Crawford Justin Crippen Brandyn Dowers Ronald Easley Laci Frakes Jack Happcl Alison Koons Jared Landwher-Brown Damon Lee Laura Malia Ann McClure Hannie McCorkle Steven Moran Michael Page Dustin Peterson Macheal Price Matthew Prichard Neely Seal Amy Self Tammy Sheets Gloria Van Dever Candice White Amy Woydziak Kindergarten Daniel Bastian Calvin Blackwood Patricia Blanton Starr Fisher Andrea Glaves Jeff Hayes Erin Hiebert Lester Hiser Aaron Jahn Adam Jahn Tina Jenkinson Josh Lee Michelle McBee Luke McPherson Misty Perkins Shannon Powers Tyson Ray Jacob Rush Sara Schofield Jerod Seal Stephen Self Patrick Shaver Warren Shepherd Travis Stebbins Jimmie Stroer Damian Wells Amber Wright Tara Zimmerman PaI 108 Mother Hewlett The Douglass High Booster Club this year contributed money to buy the track team hurdles. The hurdles were a vital necessity for the opening season of the D.H.S. track. The mothers of the athletes provided food and drink for all away events. The dedication and support of the parents was quite commendable. The organization has become a tradition that has earned the respect from the student body. Devotion was shown by parents' loyalty in attending sports events in spite of unfavorable conditions. Students are proud to have their parents involved in their athletic endeavors. As a final tribute to the D.H.S. athletes, Booster Club hosted an Athletic Banquet for recognition of high school athletic achievements. The Booster Club has helped promote good sportsmanship and achievement. 109 1986 Comes To A Close Looking back on the year gone by, it becomes evident that 1986 had marked history as the first one hundred years. The first graduating class was in 1886. As a school system Douglass has characterized itself in unity and pride which have been the qualities of our fine foundation. Throughout the years the encouraging support from those in the community have contributed a great deal in the success at Douglass High. In the years to come we hope the efforts to upgrade and modernize the school district will continue. Very few of us can imagine the magnitude of the improvements likely to happen by 2086. In closing, I would like to extend my appreciation to Mrs. Jennings and the 1986 yearbook staff for making this book a success. We hope this edition will hold fond memories for you in the years to come. My Best Always! Randy J. Ceynar 1986 Editor no Index Adams, Kristi (12) 7, 9, 26, 31, 36, 43, 44, 45, 51, 52. 72, 74, 76, 77 Allard, Janet (T) 22 Allen, Annette (12) 7, 9, 26, 31, 36, 46, 47, 58, 59, 63, 72, 74, 76 Anderson, Phil (11) 12, 14, 15, 26, 36, 44, 54, 58. 62, 66, 69, 72, 74, 78, 79, 86 Anderson, Rod (10) 17 Austin, Chantel (9) 20, 31 Austin, Kevin (12) 7, 50 Bailey, Tammy (9) 20, 31, 47, 52, 74 Baird, Todd (10) 17, 28, 29 Baldridge, Jason (9) 20, 26, 28, 36, 38, 53, 58, 61, 74 Baldridge, Judy (T) 22, 76 Bannon, Daren (12) 5, 7, 51, 67 Barnes, Cina (11) 12, 14, 15, 26, 31, 36, 46, 58, 65, 74, 78 Bates, Adam (11) 14, 62 Baum, Manford (10) 17, 26, 36, 38, 53, 74, 80 Baum, Melanie (12) 7, 26, 36, 51, 58, 60, 61, 70, 76, 79 Baum, Melinda (12) 7, 26, 31, 36, 43, 44, 45, 51, 63, 76, 77, 78, 79 Bayouth, Danny (11) 14, 24 Bell, Carol (T) 22 Bell, Krissy (12) 4, 7, 8, 26, 27, 30, 31, 32, 33, 36, 46, 48, 58, 64, 65, 71, 72, 74, 76, 77, 78, 79 Bergley, Doreen (11) 14 Bergley, Ray (10) 17, 26, 55, 74 Billings, Heath (12) 7 Blachowski, Denise (9) 19, 20, 26, 47, 78 Bodine, Brad (11) 14, 26, 28, 36, 44, 53, 58, 65, 66, 74, 75, 79 Bodine, Jake (9) 4, 19, 20, 26 Bradford, Kathy (11) 14, 81 Brewer, Patricia 84 Burns, Ruby 84 Bush, Bill (T) 2, 22, 26, 36, 86 Carder, Kabin (12) 6, 8, 28, 32, 38, 40, 41, 63, 74, 75, 76 Carr, Travis (11) 14, 76, 81, 86 Cathey, Jason (11) 13, 14, 28, 54, 67, 74 Ceynar, Randy (12) 7, 8, 26, 34, 69, 70, 78 Clark, Brad (11) 12, 14, 28, 35, 36, 55, 58, 59, 74. 79 Clark, Brad (11) 12, 14. 28, 35, 36, 55, 58, 59, 74, 79 Clay, Mitchell (10) 9, 17, 26, 51, 54, 74 Coatney, Jon (9) 20, 28, 34, 45, 54, 74 Coatney, Julie (10) 17, 43, 44, 45. 52, 74, 75, 76, 81 Cody, Terry (10) 17, 25, 26, 28, 29, 38, 54. 63. 74 Condon, Jeff (12) 8, 28, 38. 40, 41, 50 Coombes, Connie (T) 23 Cooper, Wendy (9) 20, 26, 31, 34, 52, 60, 72, 74, 75, 76 Cottrell, Fred (T) 22, 28, 46, 47 Cox, Curtis (12) 8, 26, 36, 53, 55, 58, 59, 63, 74 Cox, David (T) 23 Culver, Charlotte (10) 17 Darter, David (10) 17, 26, 28, 43, 74 Darter, Larry (T) 30, 31, 54 Davis, Kristi (10) 17, 26, 47, 58, 74 Davis, Sandi (12) 8, 26, 31, 46, 58, 74 Diel, Regina (11) 14, 50, 76 Donley, Don (T) 23, 78, 79 Draper, Sonya 84 Dunlap, Dorothy 84 Dunlap, Jimmy 84 Dutton, Wesley (11) 14 Eaton, John (T) 23 Falconburg, Debbie (10) 17, 26, 76, 81 Ferry, Kim (10) 17, 26, 36, 47, 52, 55, 74 Fisher, Bart (10) 16, 17, 26, 28, 44, 53, 74, 78 Flippo, Danny (9) 20, 26, 36, 38, 54, 74 Frank, Russ (10) 5, 17, 26, 36, 76 Garcie, Sean (10) 5, 17, 34, 53, 74 Gibson, Kendra (12) 8, 10, 28, 76 Gillaspie, Morris (T) 23, 28, 43 Glidewell, Todd (10) 17 Graves, Carrie (12) 4, 6, 8, 26, 31, 33, 46, 47, 70, 74, 76 Green, Kristopher (9) 20 Grippando, Julie (12) 9 Grippando, Shannon (10) 17 Gulick, Kevin (11) 13, 14, 15, 28, 43, 74, 75 Hamilton, Juanita (12) 9, 54, 63, 67, 76, 77 Harris, Carol (10) 17, 26, 27, 30, 31, 36, 42, 46, 55, 58, 60, 61, 74, 76, 78 Harris, Sylvia (12) 9, 35 Henke, Trevor (9) 20, 45, 53 Hewlett, Todd (12) 9, 26, 28, 32, 33, 38, 53, 63, 66, 72, 74, 75, 76, 78, 79 Hiebert, Jill 9, 26, 30, 31, 46, 48, 52, 58,63, 70, 74, 81 Hiebert, Pat (10) 5,17, 26, 28, 43, 44, 53,74, 86 Hiebert, Shannon (10) 16, 26, 27, 60, 61, 74, 76, 77 High. Evelyn 84 Hill, Gordon (11) 14 Houser, Jerry (11) 12, 14, 28, 53, 67, 74 Houser, Matt (10) 38, 54, 74 Howland, Delbert (10) 4,17, 28, 38, 54, 63. 74 Howland, Michelle (12) 9, 28, 38, 40, 41, 63, 69, 70, 86 Huster, Lisa (11) 12, 13, 14, 26, 37, 40, 41, 52, 74 Hutchinson, Stephanie (10) 17 111 Inkelaar, Penny (11) 14, 26, 46, 52, 74, 79 Jennings, Jo (T) 23, 69, 86 Jones, Rhonda (10) 18 Kaylor, Charles (9) 20, 21, 28. 38, 74 Kaylor, Leonard (10) 18, 28, 29, 38, 53, 74 Kinser, Kim (T) 23, 27, 30, 31, 74 Kittle, June 84 Knight, Tracy (10) 18, 26, 38, 60, 74, 76 Knoll, Kiffany (9) 20, 26, 31, 60, 61, 72 Kunz, Lisa (11) 15, 52, 69. 74 LaMar, Harry (T) 23, 38, 74 LaMar, Mary (T) 23 Lauderbaugh, Terry (11) 13,15, 26, 36, 54, 58, 74 Laughlin, Mike (11) 15 Leivian, Rashelle (T) 23, 69 Lewis, Luana (11) 15, 26, 58, 66, 81 Lichlyter, Derek (10) 16, 18, 53, 65, 74 Lindteigen, Brian (9) 20, 26, 28, 51. 58, 61 Lindteigen, Dean (T) 23, 67 Littleton, Tom (9) 20 Lott, Gena (11) 13, 15, 60, 66, 72, 79 Lowery, Jason (9) 20, 26, 28, 29, 35, 53 Luteran, Andy (9) 20, 26, 38, 54, 61, 74 Macy, Danny (12) 6, 9, 24, 26, 28, 43, 61, 74 Mahlandt, David (9) 19, 20, 28, 45, 53, 74 Mahlandt, Mike (11) 13,14,15, 26, 28, 43, 44, 53, 74 Martin, Ginger (11) 15, 27, 31, 42, 60, 61, 62, 66, 72, 76, 77, 78, 79 Maxson, Chris (11) 15 May, Stephanie (10) 5, 18, 34, 47, 52, 60, 72, 74, 76 Mayfield, Devlin (9) 20, 26 McBee, Annette 84 McFall, Tina (9) 20, 26, 31, 47 McKain, Mischeal (10) 18 Mjller, Cheryl 84 Miller, Starla (10) 18, 26, 27, 42, 58, 60, 61, 72, 74, 76 Minahan, Kathy (10) 18, 76, 81 Minahan, Randy (10) 18 Mitchell, Curt (12) 34 Moore, Betty (9) 19, 21, 26, 47, 52, 74 Moore, Mary Ann 84 Moore, Rod (10) 18, 28, 53, 74 Morgan, Asta (10) 18 Index Morrow, Matt (12) 10, 28, 43, 53, 67, 74, 79 Mortensen, Matt (10) 18, 28, 29, 44, 53, 82 Murphy, Kevin (12) 11 Myers, Jeff (12) 10, 26, 28, 43, 50. 54, 67, 74, 78 Mykel, Kevin (T) 23, 27 Mykel, Tammy (T) 22, 72 Nelson, Brent (9) 4, 21, 38, 74 Newcomb, Renee (11) 15, 31, 37, 40, 41, 66, 72, 74, 76, 77, 78 Nichols, Dale (12) 4, 10, 67 O'Neill, Chris (12) 5,10, 28, 29, 38, 40, 41, 67, 72, 74 Otis, Kim (12) 10, 50, 63, 76 Parker, Ami (9) 5,19, 21, 26, 27, 31, 36, 42, 52, 53, 55, 58, 59, 60, 61, 72, 74, 76, 77 Parker, Gary (12) 5, 6, 10, 28, 32, 33, 43, 48, 50, 53. 63, 67, 74, 78, 79 Parker, Jan (T) 22, 62 Parker, Jennifer (12) 10, 26, 36, 51, 58, 71, 76, 77, 79 Parker, William (T) 27, 62 Perry, Ron (10) 18, 38 Pottorff, Katie (T) 22 Powell, Mike (10) 16, 18, 38, 74 Price, Justin (11) 14,15, 28, 29, 43, 44, 53, 67, 74 Prichard, Melinda (9) 21, 31, 52, 74, 75, 76, 81 Pykiet, Becky (10) 5, 18, 26, 37, 58, 74, 76 Pykiet, James (12) 5, 10, 26, 28, 36, 38, 40, 41, 54, 58, 65, 72, 74, 79 Pykiet, Jim (T) 22, 44, 54 Ramsey, Chris (9) 21 Raupe, Dustin (9) 21, 26, 45 Renfro, Dick (T) 5, 22, 28, 45, 53 Reynolds, Brenda (11) 15, 26, 62, 69, 81 Reynolds, David (12) 5, 11, 26, 28, 43, 48, 53, 58, 70, 74, 79 Reynolds, Rob (12) 5, 9, 11, 28, 32, 33, 38, 50, 53, 67, 74 Rhodes, Dusty (T) 4, 22, 28, 29, 38 Roberts, Curt (11) 14,15, 25, 28, 34, 43, 44, 53, 66, 67, 74 Roberts. Mark (9) 19, 21, 28, 45, 53, 74, 81, 86 Roberts, Rachel (11) 62, 76 Roberts. Tracy (12) 5, 11, 24, 28, 35, 38, 78 Rose, Patti (11) 15, 60, 76 Sattler, John (T) 22 Scharff, David (10) 18 Schmidt, Shelly (11) 15 Scores 56, 57 Seal, Chris (9) 21, 26, 28 Seal, Lanie (9) 21, 75 Sharp, Staci (12) 11, 26, 27, 31, 32, 33, 35, 36, 42, 48, 58, 63, 67, 72, 74, 76, 77, 78, 79 Shaw, Rod (10) 18 Shellhamer, Cheryl (9) 21, 31, 52, 60, 72, 74, 76 Shellhamer, Ted (12) 11, 25, 43, 48, 54, 72, 74, 76 Smith, Laurie (9) 21, 31 Smith, Travis (10) 18 Snelling, David (9) 21, 26, 36 Stambaugh, Curtis (10) 18, 26, 36, 51, 53, 74 Stevenson, Jodi (11) 12, 15, 30, 31, 32, 33, 37, 52, 53, 61, 74 Storstein, Egil (10) 18, 44, 61, 83 Tatom, Les (9) 21, 26, 28, 38, 53, 64, 65, 74 Tatom, Shelia (10) 18, 26, 47. 52, 60, 74, 76 Thomas, Denise (10) 5, 18, 26, 34, 38, 52, 74, 75, 76 Thomas, Larry 84 Tice, Susan (12) 11, 26, 51, 70, 76, 77 Todd, Diana (10) 18 Tucker, Stacy (10) 18 Turner, David (12) 11, 34, 76, 81 Vermilyea, Vicki (9) 5, 19, 21, 26, 31, 43, 44, 45, 52, 53, 58, 60, 63, 65, 74, 76. 80 Wagoner, Dale (9) 21 Wakefield, June 84 Watkins, Crystal (10) 18, 47, 53, 74 Weaver, Tina (9) 21, 26, 31, 34, 60, 76 Weaver, Trish (12) 11, 26, 31, 34, 38, 40, 41, 52, 58, 60, 61, 70, 74, 76 Weiss, Jason (9) 21, 26, 36, 45, 53, 58, 61 Weiss, Joanna (12) 11, 31,36,58, 69,72,76,78 White, Oreta 84 White, Penny (10) 18, 26, 37, 65, 74, 75, 76, 79, 81 Whitted, Micki (11) 15, 26, 69 Wilks, Carrie (10) 18 Williams, Clint (9) 21 Williams, Rex (10) 18 Woody, Jeanine (12) 5, 11, 26, 34, 46, 52, 58, 59, 74 Young, Gary (10) 4, 16, 18, 26, 28, 38, 54, 74 Zimmerman, Richard (11) 13, 15, 26, 38, 74 112 change Qtate ank 113 Proud Supporters of Our Douglass Students since 1899 WILSON’S QUIK MART PHARMACY 903 East First 746-3141 Convenient Hours 6 A M -11 P.M. 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Come See Kyle or Sondra 115 We Service All Makes Models DOUGLASS JACK AND JILL 120 West Third Phone: 746-2971 We Support The Bulldogs CRAIG’S DRIVE-IN First School 746-2359 Congratulations From Craig, Terri, Joshua, Lucas Reed 117 We Support USD 396 DOUGLASS ANIMAL CLINIC LEVERING SENTRY HARDWARE M J SERVICE BEAUTY HAVEN GLENN NORMA STEVENS LUMBER DOUGLASS LAUNDRETTE KEN GLORIA COKELEY CONSTRUCTION 118 Senior Accomplishments KRISTI ADAMS Yearbook 3,4; FHA 2,3,4; District officer 4; Volleyball 2,3,4; Boys Basketball Mgr. 4; Track 1,2,4; Stage Band 2,3,4; WAC 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Cadet Lawman 3; Aide 4; Drama 4; Kansas Lions State Band 3 ANNETTE ALLEN Drama 2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; WAC 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 1,2,3,4; Choriliers 1; Chorus 1; Kansas Scholar 4; Basketball Mgr. 2,3,4; Track 1; Volleyball 1,2,3,4 KEVIN AUSTIN Basketball 1 DAREN BANNON Wrestling 1; Welding Aide 3,4; Class Awards 2,4 MELANIE BAUM Chorus 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 3,4; Flags 3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Student Council 3,4; Pom Pon 1; Pep Club 1; WAC 1 MELINDA BAUM FHA 1,2,3,4; V. Pres. 4; NHS 2,3,4; WAC 1,2,3,4, Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 2,3,4; Chorus 1; Aide 3,4; Pom Pon 1,2; Captain 2; Basketball Mgr. 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 2,3,4 KRISTINA BELL Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; BB Cheerleader 1,2, Captain 2; FB Cheerleader 2,3,4; Captain 3,4; BB Homecoming Candidate 3, FB Homecoming Candidate 3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Local Officer 2,3; District Officer 2,3; State Officer 4; NHS 2,3,4; Vice Pres. 4; WAC 1,2,3,4; Treasurer 4; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Secretary 2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 1.2,3.4; Band Majorette 3,4; Speec Drama 3,4; Chorus 1; Choriliers 1; Honor Queen 1,2,3; Overall Honor Queen 1,3,4; Girls State 4; Valedictorian 4; High Q-Team 3; Kansas Honor Scholar 4 KABIN CARDER Class Vice President 4, Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Track 3; Baseball 4; D-Club 1,2,3,4; FHA 4; Aide 3 RANDY CEYNAR Band 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Mgr. Stat. Keeper 3; Football Mgr. 2,3; D-Club 1,2,3,4; Athletic Director Aide 3,4; Student Council 4; Yearbook Photography 3,4; Editor 4; Class Awards 3,4; Honor Awards 4 JEFF CONDON Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Football 4; Track 2,4; D-Club 1,2,3,4 CURTIS COX Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 1,2,3,4; D-Club 1,2,3,4; Football 2; Aide 3 SANDI DAVIS FHA 1,2; WAC 1,2,3,4; President 4; Pep Club 1,2,3; V. Pres. 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Flags 1,2,3,4; Captain 4; Chorus 1; Aide 3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Volleyball 2,3,4; Track 1 KENDRA GIBSON Volleyball 1,2,3; WAC 1,2,3,4; FHA 2,3,4; Aide 3,4; Chorus 1; Band 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,3 CARRIE GRAVES FHA 1,2,3,4; WAS 1,2,3,4; Secretary 4; Pep Club 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1; Aide 3,4; Basketball 1,2; Class Treasurer 4; Volleyball MGr. 4; Basketball Mgr. 4 JULIE GRIPPANDO Mechanics Aide 4; Chorus 2; FHA 3,4; Y-Teens 1; WAC 2 JUANITA HAMILTON Basketball 1,2,3; Volleyball 1; Baseball Stat Keeper 1,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; WAC 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Auto shop Aide 3,4; Boat Team 3,4; Welding Award 4; FHA Historian 4; Band 1,2; Stage band 1,2; Pom Pon 1,2; Co-Capt. 1 RICHARD HEWLETT Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; D-Club 1,2,3,4; President 4; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Treasurer 3; President 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Treasurer 3; President 4; Drama 2,3,4; NHS 3,4; FHA 4; Boys State 3; Aide 4; Honor King 1; FB Homecoming Escourt 4 JILL HIEBERT Drama 1,2; FHA 1,2,3,4; WAC 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3; BB Homecoming Candidate 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3.4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Class secretary 1,2,3; VB Honorable mention 4, BB Lyon County League 2,3; second team 4; Wichita All-State 3,4, LOYY Dream Team 2 MICHELLE HOWLAND Yearbook 4; FHA 3; WAC 3,4; CHORUS 2,3,4; Honors Choir 2,3,4; State Music Contest 1,2,3; Chansonettes 2; Aide 3,4; Wrestling Homecoming Queen 3; Wrestling Manager 3,4; Football Mgr. 3,4; High School Rodeo 2,3 DANNY MACY D-Club 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Class Secretary 1,2,4; Basketball Homecoming Escourt 4 MATT MORROW D-Club 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Class Vice Pres. 1,2,3; NHS 2,3,4; FB All-League Mention 3; BB All League 3, All State Honorable Mention 3; Track State Champ participant 3,4 KEVIN MURPHY Football 1,2; Wrestling 3; Baseball 1,2,3; Aide 4; Foreign Language Club 3; Student Council 3 JEFF MYERS Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,4; Wrestling 3; D-Club 1,2,3,4; D-Club 1,2,3,4; Student Council 4, Band 1,2,4; Stage Band 1,2,3; Aide 4 DALE NICHOLS Band 1,2; Automotive Aide 4; Welding Award 4; Trouble Shooting Award 4 CHRIS O'NEILL Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,4; Track 1,3,4; D-Club 1,2,3,4; FHA 4 GARY PARKER Football 1,2,3,4; All League Receiver 4; FB Homecoming Escourt 4; Basketball 1.2,3,4; BB Homecoming Escourt 4; Track 4; D-Club 1,2,3,4; Class Pres. 1,2,3,4; NHS 3,4; Student Council 4; State Percussion Ensemble 2; Aide 4 JENNIFER PARKER FHA 1,2,3,4; President 4; NHS 2,3,4; WAC 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,3; Student Council 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1; Aide 4; Cheerleader 2; Kansas Scholar 4; Salutatori-an 4 JAMES PYKIET Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3.4; D-Club 1,2,3,4; NHS 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 3,4; Honor King 2,3,4 DAVID REYNOLDS D-Club 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Football 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; BB Homecoming Escourt 4 ROB REYNOLDS Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Wrestling 2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; D-Club 1,2,3,4; Band 1; FB Homecoming Escourt 4; Track State-Champ Participant 3,4 TRACY ROBERTS D-Club 1,2,3,4; Secretary Treasurer 3; Student Council Representative 4; FHA 4; State Wrestling 3,4; Aide 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,3 Wrestling 1,2,3,4 STACI SHARP FB Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2.3,4 Captain 4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Officer 3,4; NHS 2,3,4; WAC 1,2,3,4; Vice President 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Student Council 3,4; V-Presi-dent 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 3,4; Flags 3; Choriliers 1; Chorus 1; FB Homecoming Candidate 4; Pom Pon 2; Basketball 3,4; BB Homecoming Queen 4, BB Cheerleader 1,3,4; Captain 3,4; Track 1, Class V. 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