Ellinwood High School - Eagle Yearbook (Ellinwood, KS)

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FCA. (Below) (first row) Monty Fox, Diane Muller, Kris Vogt, Megan Mohn, Becky Hood, Lori Salem, Mark Robl (second row)Christi Detmer, Jennifer Kershner, Nicole Meyer, Lisa Knop, DeAnn Isern (third row) Mr. Vogt, Carl Petz, Sherla Biays, Elizabeth Fertig, Barbara Biays, Michelle Menges, Mike Rhoades, Don Brubaker and Scott Strobl. (Photo by Amerine) UP AND OVER. Sophomores Becky Hood and Michelle Fox and freshman Michelle Menges wrap themselves in tiolet paperwrap themselves in toilet paper during one of the games played at the gym party. (Photo by Isern) ttUfUQO' FCA 27

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Active group organized to help others FCA jogs for cash ' The Fellowship of Christian Ath- letes started the year off with a wa- termelon feed and played a rousing game of softball. Senior Barbara Biays was elected president with ju- nior Monty Fox, vice president and senior DeAnn Isern as secretary. For the money making project the club participated in a jog-a- thon. Half of the money raised went to the struggling state organi- zation and the rest was kept in the local club to send kids to the bi- annual mini-conferences at Rock Springs Ranch. The club sponsored an all-school assembly featuring Roger Cooper MUMMIFIED. Terry Vogt (below) stands patiently while singer Roger Cooper deco- rates him for the Create a Mummy con- test. (Photo by Isern) on November 29. That evening he met with the club for a short meet- ing and gave a public concert. Said Mike Rhoades, It was an emotional time of fellowship. For Christmas the members ex- changed personal notes instead of gifts. Cooper returned again on March 17th for a special gym party that afternoon. After such games as the toilet paper relays, Cooper shared his experiences with his new con- temporary Christian rock band. Throughout the year the club held meetings and shared problems that teenagers face. FUN RUN (Right)Sophomore Sherla Biays and junior Christi Dctmer complete lap 13 out of 20 during the FCA Jog-a-thon. The run raised money for the clubs activities. (Photo by Isern) 26 FCA

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Dances, banquets sponsored; sex barrier broken Kayettes were active all year Surprise! One a Saturday morn- ing at 7:00 a.m. the Kayette board picked up the club members for a come as you are breakfast. The club members didn't have any idea about the breakfast. After the girls were rounded up and brought to the school, rolls and hot chocolate were served. Then an awards cere- mony was held, and each girl had to model her attire. Sherla Biays received a poster for having the sexist nightgown. A mirror was given to Kim Wood be- cause she had the most untidy ap- pearance. And a nightie was won by Lisa Boepple for the most un- usual thing worn to bed ... a robe. Scott Rhodes, the brave sole he was, survived a whole year sur- rounded by 41 girls after joining Kayettes. He was the first boy to ever join. As a money raising project, cookbooks were sold. The money raised went back into Kayettes to pay for the expenses of the year. At the end of November the Kayettes drew names for Secret Santas, an anonymous gift giver. At Christmas, Kayettes divided up into groups and brought some SOUR LEMON. Sophomore Kayla Ulm was one of many Kayettes who had to eat a lem- on for losing in the Kayettes version of Hot Potato. (Photo by Muller) cheerfulness into the school by decorating different sections. After the halls had been decorated, they opened presents to find out who their Secret Santas were. Kayettes sponsored the mid-term celebration with Bryon Hauser as D.J. for the dance. They also sold Valentine's Day flowers, and spon- sored the Egghead Banquet. The parents got involved with the an- nual Ma, Pa, and Me held in the Spring. In May a farewell banquet was held to say goodbye and good luck to the seniors. Jamie Kasselman held the office of president, and vice-president was Barbara Biays. KAYETTES. The Kayette members included (front row) Sherla Biays, Teresa Ensminger, Darci Lenhart, Kim Doll, Chris Siefers, Barbara Biays, Darlene Komarek, Christi Detmer, Kim Wood, Mi- chelle Fox, Lisa Knop, (second row) DeAnn Isern, Lori Buckbee, Brenda Schartz, Becky Hood, Barb Rickert, Kayla Ulm, Kristie Bar- ber, Jamie Kasselman, Wendy Wood, Lori Peter, Lori Salem, Jodi 28 Kayettcs Sateren, Diane Muller, Melissa Waid, sponsor Linda Sobba, (third row) Michele Harders, Leah Sobba, Kristin Wilson, Laura Huslig, Nicole Meyer, Brenda Ahrens, Scott Rhoades, Megan Mohn, Lynn Dunnaway, Missy Loreg, Tristan Mohn, Michelle Menges, and Eli- zabeth Fertig. Not pictured are Shairlyn Casey and Lisa Boepple. (Photo by Amerine)