Ellinwood High School - Eagle Yearbook (Ellinwood, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1978 volume:

•‘A A a. Principal. John Cavanaugh, plans his daily routine around a busy schedule. b. Superintendent. William Wilson, contemplates plans for the construction of the new gym and library at the grade school. c. SCHOOL BOARD MLMBLRS. FROM ROW: (1 to r) Leroy Zahn. Loren Haddon. Marion DeWerff. BACK ROW: Chester Kimble. Roger Kramp. Bill Buckbeeand Marlin Isern. 2 EHS Staff This year the staff of E.H.S. tried to make our school the best possible. Mr. Cavanaugh, our new principal, added a fifteen minute break between second and third hours. During the break, Stuco sold rolls. Overall it was a year filled with excitement and enthusiasm. a. Secretary. Clco Thomason makes last minute corrections on Mr. Wilson's news letter, h. Business Manager. Fred Meyer, reviews financial reports. c. Office secretaries. Kdna Jenisch and Mildred Burroughs, keep the office in good working condition. 3 a. Ambrose Sauber does one of the routine jobs of keeping the school grounds clean and neat. b. Mildred Biby. Mary Ann Brungardt. Violet Davis, and Doris Schmidt take time out from preparing lunch to pose for a picture. c. Ruth Corbett, the school nurse, writes a student an admit slip after making sure all is well. d. The three janitors. Fred Schmidt. Clayton Doty, and Herb Marmie. 4 6 7 Mr. Sturtz had more than 100 students in Art and photography this year. The students did works in oils, acry lic, and water color. They also screen printed. Art I students also enjoyed finger painting. a. Mark McQuadeand Marty Lowe take a moment to reflect on what they have just painted with their fingers. b. Philip Robl and Todd Bidle. Art I students, learn to paint with acrylics. c. Mr. Sturtz’s Motto: Force is the only way.” d. Jeff Roth screen prints in Honors Art. e. John Ingalls. Brian Deen. and Rod Harrington make coil pots in Art I f. Mr. Sturtz assista Honors Art student. Scott Stremel. in cleaning a screen. 9 Mrs. Nancy Converse taught English 111 and IV. In English III. the students worked on short stories and writing compositions. They also worked on improving their grammar. In English IV, students studies mythology and better ways to write. a. An interested E.iglish class listens to Mrs. Converse explain how to write short stories. b. Mrs. Converse assists Mark Thill in English IV. c. Mrs. Converse talks to one of her English IV classes. d. English II class works on assignment given by Mr. Neelly. 10 ‘‘A English I and Basic English 1 were taught by Mike Westerman. They worked on things ranging from short stories to Greek mythology. They also made and filmed movies. Many of the students made different projects for the study of mythology. Mr. Westerman used different methods to teach the class such as the Jeopardy game for test reviewing. a. Julie Parish finds Mr. Westerman’s lectures really interesting. b. Mr. Westerman. English I and Basic English teacher, reviews students for test with use of a Jeopardy game. c. Zane Kramp competes in a game of Jeopardy. d. JoEllen Klepper and Jean Feist read some books of interest for English I. cY bA dY 11 Mr. Hogg's Spanish class learns the basics of speaking Spanish. They learn counting and basic word construction. a. Mr. Hogg smiles in Spanish. b. Penny Barragan studies intently. c. Greg Thorson and Tim Scheuerman work together on their assignment. d. Byron Hauser: A diligent worker. e. Randy Haddon watches Amy Isern finish her lessons. f. The Spanish class socializes after a hard day at work. 12 German I and II and Latin I and II were taught by Vickie Moreland. In German I and Latin I. the students learn the basic sentence structure and how to speak and translate the languages. In German II and Latin II. they learned the cases and about the culture and geography of their land. a. JoEllen Klepper and Zane Kramp work busily on (heir assignments for Miss Moreland. b. Miss Moreland, points out humorous facts of interest to the class. c. Lori Wilson tries to help Joyce Grant understand her assignment d. Penny Callison glances for a picture, while Denise Krom stares into space. e. An interested German class listens to Marty Straub rattle off in German II. a A 13 Resolved: “That the Federal government should establish a comprehensive program to regulate health care in the United States. The Debate team consists of seven members this year. They did very well in the tournaments they attended. The Advanced Speech class consisted of ten members. By the end of the season nearly all the members qualified for state. a. First and second place Debate trophies. b. Mr. Hogg instructs Brad Urban in the proper techniques of giving a speech. c. DEBATE TF.AM '78: (I. to r.) T. Hatcher. T. Lange. Mr. Hogg. D. Miller. C. Griffith. J. Jenson. J. Dreil.ng. d. ADVANCED SPEECH: (I. to r.) R Worman. C. Griffith. D. Miller. J. Jensen. T. Lange. T. Hatcher. N. Peter. J. Drciling. NOT SHOWN: R Kincaid. Greg Stephens. 14 Mr. Flax taught Shorthand I and Typing I. In Typing I students learned the basics in typing. They gained speed and built confidence in their abilities. Shorthand I learned brief forms, principles, derivatives, and phrases. Mr. Flax and Mr. Vogt shared in teaching Advanced Typing and Shorthand. They worked on a simulated business called Serendipity. a. Sue Menges and Joyce Gram learn typing techniques in Typing I. b. Mr. Flax radiales friendliness in class. c. Jane DcWcrff and Penny Kowalsky read in Shorthand II. d. Terri Sparks writes her lessons in Shorthand I. e. Jacque Tyler and Joan Thomas work in Advanced Typing. 15 Bruce Arnold taught American Government and World History 1 and II. which deal with history since the beginning of time until now. American Government teaches how the government is run. a. World History students listen to another interesting lecture by Mr. Arnold. b. Mr. Arnold tries to look pleased while grading some American Government tests. c. A very busy American Government class works on yet another assignment. d. Greg Manning works hard while Amy Isem and Shelly Hammer discuss the assignment. SHH! Charles Dittrick is resting. hA Social Science a. American history students take notes. b. Mr. Harrington uses his usual sign to quiet the class. c. Students study maps in American History d. Jean Fisher. Jacque Tyler, and Leah Fry look over notes before quiz. e. Marvin Birzer takes limes out in Constitution to read a book. 17 Mathematics a. Gail Dannebohm and Bemie Bir er see something funny in geometry. b. Terry Schrepel and Janell Meyers react to a theorem. c. Danny Pet , points out a problem on the blackboard. Stuart Southern checks it out. d. Terry Barrow studies while e. Roger Stremcl smiles at that last answer. 8 Mathematics a. Mr. Sobba gazes upon the bright and shining faces of his algebra class. b. Algebra I students discuss an answer to a problem. c. ‘‘You’re wrong. Greg.” Edie Wolff tells Greg Stephens. d. Mark Thill studies, while Kelly Miller glances up for a picture. e. Greg Thorson watches Rene Whetstone do her homework. 19 Homemaking a. Mrs. Tranbargcr discusses tailoring with Dana Burroughs and Jane DeWerff. b. Mrs. Betty Tranbarger. c. Randall Amenne sewing in bachelor living, d. Home-Ec students enjoy one of their meals, e. Mrs. Linda Sobba. f. Shelly Scheufler finds the discussion quite funny, while Chcryil Lee, Christi Cate and Kathy Birzer look on. 20 ' bA Homemaking a. Jen Dreiling and Sheryl Hamm work on their afghans in crafts class, b. Tuesday Winters and Darla Krom joke around while Mary Tyler concentrated on sewing, c. Shelly McCoskcy and Elaine Sauber listen to Mrs. Sobba in family living class, d. E. B. Biays. Angela Miller. Denise Krom. and Jan Hatcher eating one of the meals which they prepared. dV 21 Industrial Arts a. Dale Robl wonders about that last assignment in mechanical drawing. b. Mr. Sanborn works with Andy Fullbright. Randy DeWerff. and Jim Corbett making hurdles. c. Richard Gannaway and Dana Burroughs. d. Mr. Wallace demonstrates to Kyle Zoellner how to bend iron the proper way. e. Scott Stremel welding. 22 Woodworking The woodworking department, under the direction of Mr. Fred Gunn, turned out several very fine projects. Several of the projects received honors at the annual Western Kansas Industrial Arts Fair, held at Fort Hays State University. a. Mr. Gunn helps students run wood through the planer. b. David Birzer poses by his project. c. Mr. Gunn inspects Marvin Petz’s plank. d. Richard Ringering works with the cut off saw. e. Terry Barrow working on his project. 23 Business a. Terry Barrow makes a sale to Sheryl Malone during accounting class. b. Mr. Vogt assists Sherrie Schlaht with her debits and credits. c. Mark Siefers and Barbara Carmin conducting business. d. Kenny Parks reads an article for Economics, while Terri Sparks looks on. 24 bA Science a. Dana Burroughs and Jenny Siefers concentrate on a problem in chemistry. b. Mr. Robbina assists Cherie Vernon. Julie Burnside, and Sue Mengcs in dissecting their frog. c. Mr. King, chemistry instructor. d. Melba Petz and Ruth Worman work together in biology. 25 Photography a. Mr. Slurtz explains to his daughter. Karen, how to load film in the camera. b. Greg Stephens gets a close-up. c. Don Ingalls checks his negatives. d. Edie Wolff shoots a snow scene. e. Carol Hartig and Jan McCarty work together to cut their negatives into strips. f. Steve Southern gets caught working. 26 Journalism a. Connie Hauser works diligently typing articles for the newspaper. b. Article, what article? c. ‘‘Can we print it. Mr. NeellyT d. Greg Stephens. Nancy Feist. Connie Hauser. Penny Kowalsky. and Sandy Buckbee discuss details for the annual. e. Josh Jensen types his article for the newspaper. f. Greg Stephens works on cropping pictures for the annual. 27 Pride of Ellinwood a. THE BAND COUNCIL. Richard Ringering. Penny Kowalsky. Jean Fisher and Barbara Carmin. b. WOODWINDS, (1 to r) FRONT ROW: Joann Wilkerson. Nancy Peter. Kelly McGuire. Janice Clair. 2nd ROW: Karen Honomichl. Craig Griffith. Joyce Grant, c. BASS. (I to r) FRONT ROW: Patty Kasselman. Gail Dannebohm, Barbara Carmin. Sandy Kasselman. Jan Hatcher. BACK ROW: Rhonda Barber. Scott Fisher. Terry Barrow. Richard Ringering. Paul Biays. Mark McQuade. d. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lowther. e. The Pride of Ellinwood. f. LOW BASS: B. Hauser. T. Bowman. T. Vogt. J. Ahrens. K. Zoellner. D. Amerine, g. PERCUSSION: B. Gannaway. P. Kowalsky. M. Schlaht. R Pet .. K. Starnes, h. WOODWINDS: S. McCoske'y. J. Parish. N. Peter. S. Menges. B. Clemens. B. Carmin. J. Fisher. M. Bieberle, E. Biays. T. Mayhew. D. DeWerff. S. Schacle. S. Hamm. i. A. Miller. J. DeWerff. and S. Malone. 28 29 Vocal Music a. The Mystic Blues performing during their Christmas Concert. b. Miss Shorthill ponders that last note. c. Mystic Blues. (I to r) FRONT ROW: T. Bowman. C. Cate. T. Mayhew, C. Lee. and J. DeWerff. SECOND ROW: J. Fisher. B. Robins, M. Thill. S. Scheufler. P. Kasselman. N. Peter. J. Wilkerson. Miss Shorthill. M. Straub. G. Stephens. K. Zoellner. R. Kincaid. K. McQuade, M. Birzer, J. Ahrens. M. Thill, and S. Rickert. 30 ‘ A a. ELLINWOOD HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS. TOP ROW: C. Reynolds. A. Hewitt. J. Klcppcr. M. Knop. M. Komarek. K. Suppes. M. Tyler. E. Wcndel. S. Loburgio. A. Isern. B. Wells, R. Worman. P. Leubbers. MIDDLE ROW: P. Klein. R. Glenn. P. Barragan. J. Wilkerson. S. Menges. B. Birzer. M. Pel .. S. Schachle. D. Klepper. G. Dannebohm. S. Vernon. B Gannoway. R Worman. Instructor R. Shorthill. BOTTOM ROW': K. Straub. M. Gannaway. S. Knop. S. Hammer. L. Batchman. D. Bogcr. P. Calison. D. Krom. D. Krom. b. Members of chorus warm up their voices, c. Mystic Blues members prepare numbers for tour. cY • n 31 “The Music Man” The Music Man. a traveling salesman and con-artist, arrives in a small town in Iowa and begins to set up his swindle. With a lot of fast talking, he convinces the citizens that trouble is near. He proceeds to suggest correcting this problem by starting a boy's band. His plans to swindle the people go astray when he is forced to direct his young band. a. Pans Kassclman and Greg Stephens played the parts of Public and Mayor George Shinn. h. The boy's quartet consisted of: (I. to r.) R. Worman. J. Ahrens. K. Zoellner. and M Birzcr. c. The Music Man. Mark Thill, steals a kiss from Pdie Wolff who played Marian the librarian. d. The train scene opened the show. Traveling salesmen included: (I. to r.) S. Moos. P. Luebbers. M. Straub. M. Thill was the Music Man. e. The Pick a little. Talk a little'’ ladies consisted of (I. to r.) P. Kasselman. B. Robins. C. Cate, and E. Wcndcl. f. Mrs. Paroo. Jean Fisher, looks on as Winthorp. Paul Moos, sings “Gary Indiana.” Ft It. CAST MFMBFRS. FIRST ROW: (1. tor.) Lori Wilson. Shari LeRoy. Jacquc Tyler. Terry Lange. Taylor Stone. Andy Sauber. John Kelly. Tina Mateyec. Scott Fisher. Dan Stremel. Doug Strcmel. Doug Amerine. Terry Barrow. SECOND ROW: Sally Hoover. Terri Sparks. JoAnn Wilkerson. Jennifer Parish. Darlene Komarek. Joniala Roy. Kim Sopher. Diane Muller. Blake Wells. Paul Moos. Tommy Barrow. Tammy Mayhew. Steve Moos. Richard Pet .. Melba Petz. Jcri Dreiling. C'heri Vernon. THIRD ROW: Mark Thill. Fdic Wolff. Marvin Birzcr. Greg Stephens. Patty Kassclman. Jean Fisher. Flainc Wcndcl. Mary Ann Tyler. K le Zoellner. Marty Straub. FOURTH ROW: Tracy Collins, Lisa Batchman. Amy Isern. Susie LoBurgio. Richard Kincaid. Christi Cate. Jane DeWerff. Jim Ahrens. Beck) Robins. Paul Luebbers. Sue Menges. Ruth Worman. Michelle Doll. Donna Moos. 32 33 a. FIRST ROW: (I. to r.) M. Siefers. T. Dickson. D. Moos. S. Strcmcl. K. Clawson. M. Thill. D. Petz. K. McQuade. SECOND ROW TRAINERS: T Vogt, and B Deen. M. Petz. B. Hauser. K. Joiner. T Barrow. R. DeWerff. S. Moos. T. Schrepel. S. Richer!. S. Maison. C. Malone. THIRD ROW: K. Clawson. M. Petz. S. Fisher. R. Kincaid. D. Dctmcr. D. Stremel. D. Slremel. T. Stone. R. Petz. Coach Shandy. FOURTH ROW: Coach Drees and Flax. M. McQuade. J. Ruckman. J. Siefers. C. Peter. M. Waters. M. Joiner. T. Butle. D. Amerine. K. Kowalsky. P. Luebbers. A. Sauber. P. Moos, and Coach Bruce Arnold. b. Dale Robl receives last minute instructions from Coaches Shandy and Flax, before calling the play. c. Where did the ball go?' 35 XJT Mr dA5? :°°:BUALL LtFTTO R,GH T: FIRST ROW: M. Siefers. T. Dickson. D. Moos. S. Stremel. K Clawson. M Thill. D. Pct . K McQuade. SECOND KO M. Pctz, B Mauser. K Joiner. T Barrow. R DeWerff. S. Moos. T. Schrepel. S. Rickert. S. Maison.C. Malone. R Petz. THIRD ROW: S Fisher. R Kincaid. D Detmer. D. Stremel. C. Griffith. K. Komarek. R Amerine. K. McCarty. B. Wells. M. Straub. D. Stremel. T. Stone. M. Petz a. Don Moos awaits the snap. b. Merle Petz gives second effort for extra yardage. 36 a. Coach Shandy and Coach Flax wan patiently as the team executes the play. b. Coach Shandy gives a pep talk at the assembly before the game. c. SENIOR FOOTBALL MEMBERS. FIRST ROW: (I. to r.) D. Petz. K. McQuade. M. Thill. S. Stremel. SECOND ROW: K Clawson. T. Dickson. M. Sicfcrs. D. Moos. d. Marty Straub waits his turn to get into the action. 37 a. VARSITY FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS. FIRST ROW: (I. to r.)T. Bowman. C. Hauser. SECOND ROW: P. Kowalsky. C. Lee. S. Schcufler. and N. Feist. b. B TEAM FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS: (I. to r.) B. Robins. M Miller, and T. Winters. c. SENIOR FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS. BOTTOM TO TOP: C. Hauser. P. Kowalsky. and N. Feist. 38 a. The “Phantom Wagon.” which belongs to Steve and Stuart Southern shows off ns Homecoming spirit. b. Kellv Miller’s spirit truck was designed by Steve Southern. Bennett Huslig. Stuart Southern. Rod Robl and Kellv Miller. c. The Bonfire created a wave of enthusiasm with the student bod the night before the Homecoming game with Stafford. d. The team and fans are getting FIRFD UP AND RF.ADY for the Stafford game. e. Another flaming spirit. 39 Betty Carmin, Tim Dickson Jean Fisher, Dale Robl Carol Hartig. Danny Petz Jeanne Sterling, Kirk Clawson Barbara Carmin, Scott Stremel Donna Sieker, Mark Thill 40 “This One’s for You” The crowning of Mark Thill and Donna Sieker was prese id by Melanie Pereira on October 14. 1977 at the Homecoming Ceremony, lie Wolff and Jim Ahrens performed as Master of Ceremonies, and Mindy Nor.ii and Ryan Schartz served as crown bearers. The ceremony was concluded with Marvin Birzer singing. “This One's For You. a. 77‘s Homecoming Ceremony selling was decorated by the Rockettes. b. The football cheerleaders cheer the Eagles on to a homecoming victory against the Stafford Trojans. c. Crown bearers. Mindy North and Ryan Schartz. entertain the audience. d. Marv in Birzer sings the theme song. “This One’s For You.” 41 JA The Volleyball team was coached by Karen Snay. The team consisted mainly of upperclassmen. The season ended with a 6 win and 10 loss record. A good majority of the team will be returning next year, so it should be a good year. a. Michelle Miller awaits a return. b. Teresa Bowman goes for a spike. c. VOLLEYBALL TEAM. FIRST ROW: (I. to r.)C. Vernon. D. Moos. D. Kramp. D. Burroughs. B. Schartz. SECOND ROW: Manager — E. Wendel. M. Pereira. Z. Kramp. R. Worman. M. Doll. J. Parish. J. Feist. D. Knop. D. DcWcrff. Coach Snay. THIRD ROW: E. Biays. T. Bowman. M. Miller. J. Clair. S. Schcuflcr. D. Moos. S. Menges. J. Fisher, and J. Klepper. 42 bA CA Mr. King coached the girl's tennis team for his first year. The team mainly consisted of underclassmen. The combination of Sheryl Hamm and Janell Meyer in doubles placed second in two tournaments. Sterling and Ellinwood. Patty Kasselman. a promising sophomore, placed in several tournaments: second at Ellinwood. second at Sterling, second at Ellsworth, and third at Hesston. Most of the members of the team will be returning next year, so Mr. King is planning on a strong team. a. Janell Meyer’s feared forehand. b. Patty Kaselman returns an attempted slam. c. Gail Dannebohm exhibits the proper form to use when returning the ball. d. TENNIS TEAM. FIRST ROW: (I. to r.) S. Schachlc. J. Meyer. R Barber. SECOND ROW: Coach King. P. Kasselman. A. Miller. S. Hammer. B. Birxer. G. Dannebohm. THIRD ROW: M. Straub. D. Klepper. J. Dreiling. S. Hamm. T. Mateyec. NOT SHOWN: N. Peter. M. Petz. J. Sterling. dY Y 43 44 a A-team basketball cheerleaders were Rhonda Barber. Sheryl Hamm. Shells Scheufler. Kath Birzer. Christi Cate, and Cheryil Lee. b. B-team basketball cheerleaders were Jcri Dreiling. Diane Klepper. Melanie Bieberle. and Angela Miller. c. The A-team basketball cheerleaders psych the Eagles up at a pep assem bis. 45 This year’s basketball team was characterized as being a unit. There were no outstanding individual players, but rather a group of young men working together towards the common goal of giving their best to accomplish success. Pre-season polls rated the Eagles as low as fifth in CPL play. However, to almost everyone’s surprise, the Eagles captured a third consecutive, unbeaten league campaign, and an over-all season record of 15-4. a. VARSITY TEAM. FIRST ROW: (I. to r.) M. Birzcr. K. Clawson. S. Stremel. T. Barrow. Q Robl. SECOND ROW: D. Pctz. S. Southern. S. Fisher. M. Petz. T. Klcppcr. B. Wells. NOT SHOWN: Manager K.Zoellner. b. Scott Stremel holds his mouth right to make a jumpshot. c. Coach Flax discusses half time strategy in the locker-room. 46 a. Eagle starters line-up for the “Star Spangled Banner. h. Stuart Southern goes up for a jump shot. c. Marvin Birzer jumps high over a Sterling player to bucket two points. d. Brett Wells shoots a one handed shot while Stuart Southern looks on. d. Danny Petz demonstrates a reverse lay-up. dY 47 a B-TEAM BASKETBALL. FIRST ROW: (I. to r.) B. Hauser. T. Barrow. Q. Robi. R. Amerine. T. Kleppcr. SECOND ROW: G. Schartz. S. Fisher. R Kincaid. D. Strcmel. D. Stremel. B. Urban. b. Scott Fisher drives the length of the court for 2 points. c. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM. FIRST ROW: (I. to r.) A. Sauber. K. Kowalsky. R. Harrington. T. Vogt. P. Luebbers. M. McQuade. R. Ringenng. SECOND ROW: Coach Arnold. M. Joiner. J Ruckman. C. Peter. T. Bittle. D. Amerine, and A. Pohlman. d. Byron Hauser tips the ball, as members of the Junior varsity scramble for it. e. Freshman Alan Pohlman shoots as teammates look on. 48 '4 B-TEAM AND SOPH. SCOREBOARD 1977-1978 Claflin Macksville Stafford Kinsley Macksville Lyons Macksville St. John Russell Lacrosse Kingsley Lyons Sterling 1977-1978 BASKET BALL SCOREBOARD Claflin , St. John OT Stafford Lacrosse Macksville Ellsworth Kinsley O'I Sterling Macksville Claflin St. John Stafford Lindsborg Little Riser Lacrosse Kinsley ... Lyons Sterling Ellsworth LZjZl EHS EHS EHS EHS EHS 45 46 % 59 a m65 EHS 64 45 EHS 58 g. 66 EHS 57 z47 EHS 48 49 a. Teresa Bowman tries a shot. But?? b. GIRLS JR. VARSITY: (I to r) F RONT ROW: R. Worman. Z. Kramp. M. Straub. M. Pereria manager. SECOND ROW: J. Hatcher. M. Doll. M. Pet . G. Danncbohm. D. DeWerff. J. Parish. THIRD ROW: Mr. Arnold Coach J Wilkerson. E. Biays. P. Kasselman. S. Menges. Mr. Drees Coach. d. Janelle Meyer drives for a basket. 51 52 jA a. Doug Amerine clears the bar with room to spare. b. Kelly Miller —determination. c. Dan Strcmel makes a futile effort. d. Scott Slremel sets a new school record. e. Kirk Zoellner hands off to Marty Straub in the 2 mile relay. f. Kevin McCarty releases the discus. g. Merle Scheurman heaves the javelin to make the finals. h. Coach Dick Harrington checks his watch for accuracy. i. Time to change into spikes. j. Steve Maison. up. up. and??? BOVS TRACK TF.AM. FRONT ROW: K Zoellner. T. Slone. S. Maison, J Ruckman. D Waters. A. Sauber. M. McQuadc. M. Joiner. M. Straub. D. Stremel. SECOND ROW Coach Dick Harrington. M. Thill. D. Petz. D. McQuadc. D. Amerine. S. Stremel. S. Fisher. D. Stremel. M McCarty. B Hauser. BACK ROW: Coach R. Strcmel. T. Barrow. K. Clawson. J. Corbett. K. McQuade. K. Joiner. K. Miller. M. Scheurman. T. Schrepcl. R. Amerine. Coach L. Peters. Manager K. Zoellner. 53 girls’ track a. Jean Fisher lunges toward first place in long- jump competition. b. Teresa Bowman stretches over the last hurdle. c. Patty Kassclman puts every thing she’s got into her throw. GIRL S I RAC K TEAM. I RON I ROW: Sue Mcnges. Michelle Komarek. Melanie Bieberlc. Michelle Doll. Julie Parish. Ruth Worman.Gail Dannebohm. Patty Kassclman. BAC K ROW: Coach Bruce Arnold. Christie Cate — Manager. Teresa Bow man. Carol Hartig. Edie Wolff. Jean Fisher. Janellc Meyer. Joyce Grant Coach Karen Snay. 54 hA a. Senior girls tracksters sprint the straights during practice. b. Carol Hartig puts forth a winning effort. c. Edie Wolff hands off to Teresa Bowman. d. Janelle Meyer leaps toward the finish line. e. Gail Dannebohm discusses times with Coach Karen Snay. f. Ruth Worman loosens up before the official record is taken. 55 ’ tennis a. Lyle Stickney returns a close-net volley. b. TENNIS TEAM MEMBERS. BACK ROW: Richard Petz. Craig Griffith. Dale Robl. Lyle Stickney. Richard Kincaid. FRONT ROW: Coach Ted King. Paul Leubbers. Rod Harrington. John Ingalls. c. Dale Robl shows determination during practice. d. Richard Kincaid gives that extra umph! e. Craig Griffith glances at his opponent before serving. f. Rod Harrington prepares for a big match. bV 56 Golf a. Brian Schurtz chips the ball up on the green. b. Steve Southern drives one for home on No. 9. c. Robert Woman yells 4. d. Coach Robert Shandy posts up qualifying results outside the club house, c. Susan Schachle putts in as Jeri Drieling watches in amazement. THE ELLIN WOOD GOLF TEAM. L to R) FRONT ROW: S. Southern. R DeWerff. S. Reser. B. Wells. R. Worman. SECOND ROW. J. Drciling. S. Schachle. B. Urban. G. Schartz. S. Southern. B. Schartz. D. DeWerff. and Coach Robert Shandy. 57 FCA a. Jean Fisher — an inspiration. b. Marty Straub contemplates his next move. c. Kyle and Kirk Zoellner attend the athletic banquet. d. Determination, preparedness, and spirit — Rod Harrington. e. FCA CLUB. FRONT ROW: Kirk Zoellner. Monica Straub. Jean Fisher. Edie Wolff. Rod Harrington. Tom Vogt. Kyle Zoellner. BACK ROW': Mike Joiner. Scott Fisher. Robert Shandy. Larry Vogt. Terry Schrepel. Marty Straub. Merle Petz. 59 A.F.S AFS this year was highlighted by the second annual Almost Anything Goes. The games varied from Roll Out the Barrel to GeSplat. Hippity-Hoppity. Dunk Your Coach, and the traditional obstacle course — A Long Way Home. The Seniors won in the competition this year with the Juniors in the first runner-up position and the Freshmen and Sophomores following. a. Bob Ashlock. AFS Sponsor, swings with anticipation at an oncoming egg. b. Marvin Birxer pushes Edie Wolff around the flag in the last leg of the Long Way Home. c. Principal John Cavanaugh counts to three. AFS C LUB: “A J. Fisher President. T. Mayhew. B. Carmin. D. Petz, K. McQuade. E. Sauber. S. Schcufler. C. Lee. K. Birzer. K. Zoellner. M. Birzer K Miller. C Hauser. M. Thill. N. Fiest. M. Pereira. S. Schlaht. E. Wolff. B. Carmin. R. Worman, S. Malone. MIDDLE OF “A : G. Stephens Vice-President R Ashlock - Sponsor. M. Thill. “F D. Klepper. J. Grant. J. Dreiling. R. Kincaid. D. Stremel. D. Stremel. M. McQuade. S. Fisher. T. Stone. J. Ahrens. T. Schrcpcl. T. Hatcher. C. Griffith. D. Moos. R Ringering.T. Mateyec. C. Manning. M. Straub. V. Garrison. S” — J. DeWerff. S. Hamm. C. Cate. K Sturtz K Suppes. P. Kowalsky. S. Kasselman. D. Seiker. J. McCarty. S. Vernon. M. Petz. G. Dannebohm. B. Birzer. S. Schachle. P. Kasselman. C Hartie. J. Siefers D Burroughs. E. Wendel. P. Klein. J. Wilkerson. S. Menges. 60 i'A a. Melanie Pereira — AFS student from Brazil. b. Greg Stephens Americans Abroad representative to Norway for summer '11. c. Referees for the AFS Almost Anything Goes — Karen Snay and Fred Gunn. d. Tracy Hatcher makes a third attempt to walk the beam after a dizzy encounter with a baseball bat. e. Jason Ruckman pushes Jan Hatcher over a flag. f. Members of the Freshman team discuss strategy for the next event. 61 aA Stage Crew a. Dr. Streme! and S. Fisher, b. T. Mateyec painting scenery-, c. Dan Stremel adjusting lights, d. THE CREW. BOTTOM ROW: S. Menges. J. Wilkerson. S. LeRoy. M. Tyler. J. Burnside. 2nd ROW: Mr. Sobba. D. Amerine. M. Joiner. M. McQuadc. T. Mateyec. L. Wilson. J. Tyler. TOP: A. Sauber. D. Stremel. T. Stone. D. Stremel. S. Fisher. 62 The Curious Savage a. Lily Bell prompts Mrs. Savage to turn over the bonds while the nurse yawns in disapproval. b. Mr. Savage and her co-star refuse to talk. c. The inmates at the cloister's show their appreciation for Hanna’s music. d. The children receive the heart warming news that their mother has hidden all the money. THE CURIOUS SAVAGE — CAST AND CREW: B. Urban. D. Stremel. T. Stone. D. Stremel. M. McQuadc. B Decn. D Burroughs. J. Seifcrs. T. Mayhcw. T. Barrow. V. Garrison. T. Matcyec. D. Moos. S. Hamm, T. Hatcher. K. Zoellncr. C. Isem, D. Kramp. J. Clair. L. Stickney. M. Thill, N. Peter. E. Wendel. 63 FFA a. Mark Petterson checks the hells and blades on a riding mower. b. Rod Robl stands in front of his skidloader which took 1st place at the state fair holding a 7 vear tradition. FhA ( LUB MEMBERS. I RON I ROW: Don Miller. David Birzer. Kyle Clawson. Ronald Ahrens. Russell Ringehng. Scott Ravenstein. Charles Dittrick Joe J,m Ahrens’ Sco11 Stremel. Danna Kramp. Elaine Wendel, Mark Waters. Mark McQuade. Dan Stremel. Randy Dewerff. Duane Jahay. SECOND ROW Mr. Howard Wallace. Kelly Starnes. Kelly Ravenstein. Kenny Peterson. John Kelly, Marvin Petz, Danny Thomas. Kyle Zoellncr. John S.efers. Richard Ringering. Kelly Miller. Rod Robl. Don Ingalls. Nathan Miller. Craig Robl. Robert Grant. Carl Iscrn. Rick Thomas. Alan Pohlman. Jeff Troyer. 64 Student Council a. Mark Thill, president, h. Mr. Flax, sponsor, tries to talk Jenny Sicfers and Dana Burroughs into buying some rolls, c. THE STUDENT COUNCIL. 1st ROW: R Harrington. V. Garrison. T. Hatcher. 2nd ROW: Mr. Flax. R. Kincaid. T. Barrow. M. Straub. 3rd ROW: A. Pohlman. D. Robi. M. Thill and E. Wolff. d. Vickie Garrison collecting money for rolls during break. dT 65 Latin Club a. Latin Club athletes await their turn to participate in the Olympics at the state convention. b. Jason Ruckman finishes first in the 880 at the state convention held in Salma. c. LATIN CLL B MEMBERS. I RON I ROW: Greg Stephens. Janice Clair. Zane Kramp. Joyce Grant. JoEllen Klepper. SECOND ROW: Kathy Suppes. Penny Klein. Jenny Siefcrs. Dana Burroughs. Jason Ruckman. Kirk Zoellner. Vickie Morland — Sponsor. 66 German Club a. Jim Ahrens letter-totiers al the German Club picnic while Richard Ringering and Karen Sturtz fool around in the background. b. Kyle Zoellner. Terri Sparks, and Miss Moreland enjoy their sack lunches in the park at the club picnic. GERMAN CLUB MEMBERS. FIRST ROW: Edie Wolff — Vice-President. Richard Ringering President. Josh Jensen Activities Director. Debbie Moos Secretary. Miss Vickie Morland Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Sheryl Hamm. Monica Straub. Jean Fiest, Lon Wilson. Tina Mateyec, Karen Sturtz, Tracy Hatcher, Connie Hauser. Andy Sauber. Jean Fisher. Elaine Sauber. Kathy Suppes. Penny Klein. THIRD ROW: Leah Fry. Tuesday Winters. Brenda Schartz, Karen Honomichl. Debbie Boger. Monte Schlaht. Craig Griffith. Dan Stremcl. Kelly Miller. Marty Straub, Doug Strcmel. Kyle Zoellner. Terry Barrow. Jim Ahrens. 67 Rockettes a. The 1977-78 Rockette Club. b. Vicki Garrison and Dana Burroughs work on signs for spirit week while Jean Fisher looks on. c. Christie Cate and Kathy Birzer arouse pep in an assembly. 68 Kayettes a. 1978’s Kaycttc members. b. Karen Sturtz and Carol Hartig screen print the Egghead Banquet programs. c. The new 1978-79 Kayette officers. d. Mary Thill and Elaine Sauber welcome parents, guests, and honored students to the 18th annual Egghead Banquet. 69 Library Science a. Jacque Tyler and Greg Stephens, library clerks, discuss an overdue book. b. Mr. Reginald Buxton inspects books before they are put on the shelf. c. Eileen Voth stamps cards for the daily circulation. d. Mrs. Vera Buxton assistsjumor high student. Monte Miller, during his study hall. e. LIBRARY PAGES. FRONT ROW. Jacque Tyler. Darla Krom. Joan Thomas. Penny Klein. Vickie Garrison. Jenny Siefers. BACK ROW: Connie Hamby. Joy Burnside. Terri Komarek. Donna Sicker. Sherri Schlant. Rene Whetstone. 70 FRESHMEN Doug Amerine Elizabeth Biays Melanie Bieberle Todd Bittlc Dorothy C ampbell Barbara C lemons Tracy Collins Brian Deen C harles Dittrick Michele Doll Jean Feist Tim Fowler Sherry Fullbright Barbara Ganna way Robert Grant Abel Hamby Rodney Harrington Jan Hatcher Arlene Hewitt 72 Darlene Hewitt Mike Hood Karen Honomichl John Ingalls Duane Jahay Mike Joiner John Kelly David Ketch Debbie Ketch JoEllen Klepper Debbie Knop Michelle Komarek Kris Kowalsky Zanc Kramp Marty Lowe Paul l.uebbers Mark McQuade Greg Manning Tammy Moore Paul Moos 73 Julie Parish Craig Peter Kenneth Peterson Alan Pohlman Scott Ravenstien Colette Reynolds Russell Ringering Phillip Robl Jason Ruckman Andrew Sauber John Siefers Kelly Starnes Karla Straub Monica Straub Danny Thomas Tom Vogt Mark Waters Ruth Worman Mary Wedge wood Picture Not Available 74 SOPHOMORES Ronald Ahrens Randall Amerine Penny Barragan Lisa Batchman Bernadette Birzer David Birzer Debbie Boger Scott Bryant Julie Burnside Penny Callison Kyle Clawson Gail Dannebohm Danny Detmer Debbie DeWerff Jen Dreiling Randy Dumas Scott Fisher Margaret Gannaway Rena Glenn 75 Craig Griffith Shelly Hammer Amy Isern Patty Kasselman Harold Kilgore Richard Kincaid Diane Kleppcr Stephanie Knop Chris Komarek Darla Krom Denise Krom Sharei LeRoy Susie LoBurgio Kevin McCarty Mark McCoskey Kelly McQuire Curtis Malone Melinda Menges Angela Miller Don Miller 76 Picture Not Available Donna Moos Larry Obcrle Julie Parks Marvin Petz Melba Petz Richard Petz Susan Schachle Tim Scheuerman Janice Schwartz John Schwab Taylor Stone Marty Straub Dan Stremel Doug Stremel Gerg Thorson Jeff Troycr Mary Tyler Brad Urban Cherie Vernon Ricky Webb Brett Wells Robert Whetstone Gerald Vohs JoAnn Wilkerson Kirk Zocllner 77 JUNIORS Rhonda Barber Terry Barrow Paul Biays Kathy Birzer Teresa Bowman Dana Burroughs Joe Cannon Christie Cate Janice C lair Jim Corbett Randy DeWerff Gordon Eggers Pat Eldridge Doug Fry Andy Fullbright Richard Ganna way Vicki Garrison Joyce Grant Sheryl Hamm 78 Tracy Hatcher Byron Hauser Daniel Huslig Carl Isern Josh Jensen Kevin Joiner Donna Kramp Tony Klepper Greg Kowalsky Terry Lange Cheryil Lee Steve Maison Carla Manning Tina Matcyec Tammy Mayhew 79 Shelly MeCoskey Dennis McQuade Janell Meyer Michelle Miller Nathan Miller Clinton Mong Debbie Moos Steve Moos Nancy Peter Merle Pelz Kelly Ravenstien Stan Rickert Becky Robins Craig Robl Quentin Robl 80 Elaine Sauber Brenda Schartz Gary Schartz Merle Scheuerman Shelly Schcufler Monte Schlaht Terry Schrapel Tom Schultz Lyle Stickney Kathy Suppes Mary Thill Rick Thomas Rene Whetstone Tuesday Winters Elaine Wendel Kyle Zoellner 81 rabuating wrfw'■ f Claw of 1978 Jim Ahrens Joy Burnside Jane DeWerff Marvin Birzer Barbara Carmin Tim Dickson Betty Carmin Kirk Clawson Nancy Feist Jean Fisher Mike Johnson Leah Fry Carol Hartig Penny Kowalsky Mitchell Haddon Sandy Kasselman David Lloyd Randy Haddon Bennett Huslig Penny Klein Sherryl Malone Connie Hamby Terri Komerek Jan McCarty S3 Melanie Pereira Brian Schartz Kelly Miller Danny Petz Rod Robl Randal Schlaht Picture Not Available Donny Moos Scott Reser Jeff Roth Sherrie Schlaht Kenny Parks Richard Ringering Russell Schadel Mark Siefers 84 Greg Stephens Mark Thill Steve Southern Jeanne Sterling Joan Thomas Stuart Southern Terri Sparks Scott Stremel Karen Sturtz Lori Wilson Jacque Tyler 85 86 87 Castles in the Sand The 1978 Junior-Senior Prom, “Castles in the Sand.” was held April 29 in the high school gymnasium. The juniors, with the help of sponsors Leon Sobba and Nancy Converse, decorated the gym in a castle setting with a garden scene and a drawbridge, complete with a moat, which proved to be the center of attention. Jancllc Meyer. President of the Junior Class, gave the welcome, followed by a response from Danny Petz. Senior Class President. Terry Lange was master of ceremonies and the Reverend James Koch was guest speaker. After the banquet. “Light, from Denver. Colorado, played for the dance. 88 a. Michell Miller and Shelly Scheufler arrange flowers. b. Becky Robins assists with decorations. c. Tina Maytec and Teresa Bowman paint. d. Nathan Miller. Tina Maytec. and Christi Cate design program covers. c. Kevin Joiner. Nathan Miller and Dan Huslig carry in the castle. Stan Rickcrt looks on. f. Mrs. Converse and Kevin Joiner discuss last minute details. g. Dale Robl and Carol Hartig, Prom King and Queen. h. Terry Lange and Mr. Sobba secure the rope. i. Donna Kramp concentrates. j. Sheryl Hamm pauses for a quick rest. k. Kathy Birzer and Mrs. Tranbarger question server Jeri Dreiling. kV 89 PO ucCi|Ma u c f£t t 'PtAAMM Uhvac Het c E i i B s n (j iRe Oe tl3 6C (jjtou kVijeP M CUuttfMi uilT u De ti (3mxiej fuUuii ykeMiii A ut ‘Rale: fa'dcJuil T H Muto . Graduation a. Valedictorian and Salutatorian of the graduating class ••• Greg Stephens and Edie Wolff. h. Karen Sturtz receives a handshake of congratulations with her diploma, c. Sandy Kasselman and Tim Dickson anxiously await their turn in line. 91 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY. FRONT ROW: Carol Hartig. Lori Wilson. Edie Wolff. Jean Fisher. Mark Thill. SECOND ROW: Greg Stephens. Richard Ringenng. Dale Robl. Danny Petz. 93 ahrens. jim (6. 29. 30. 32. 33. 60. 64. 67, 82.87.90. 93) ahrens. ronald (64. 75) anierine. doue (29. 32. 35. 40. 52. 53, 62. 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