Ellsworth High School - Elkan Yearbook (Ellsworth, KS)

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A endemi- BURRR. IT'S COLD: Senior Jennifer Lovenstein quickly tries to scrape her car window after getting back from the Lyons wrestling tournament. iPhoto by Kimberly Kohlsj BEARCAT SPIRIT: Senior Diane Hudson shows school enthusiasm by wearing the Bearcat paw on her face, The paws were sold by the cheerleaders during Homecoming week. iPhoto by Kimberly Kohlsi .L 'HQ g Af .F . , , a' ' 3 J Uris! ' I A 4 I null Y 4 -'l 'vnu Cvn-mm s. rn hI 'r mm bn. ' .,.,,.w. V-ri TE fy 3 3 TIME OUT: Senior Pam Schmidt takes a break during accounting class to enjoy The Bearcat. iPhoto by Trina Fullerj LET'S GO CATS: Senors Sheri Lamia and Cindy Adamek lead the Ellsworth grade school body in a chant. The cheerleaders went down to the grade school during Homecoming week to build school spir- it forthe upcoming game. iPhoto by Marisa Ericsony 1 12 Seniors

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Q- ews A News A News A zczan By Ron Davis, Jr. Under construction north of Ellsworth is the Ellsworth Correctional Facility which is being upgraded to a medi- um security compound. The minimum-security prison which was approved by the 1986 Kansas Legisla- ture to house 288 inmates News A News A News A News A News A News A News A News A cawzlzactdaw KZQCWL was changed to medium-se- curity in mid February, 1987, housing 352 men. The cost of the prison is 510.094 million. The change was made to expand the state's prison system to cope with the pris- on crowding crisis. Three state mental retardation hos- pitals will be converted into minimum security penal fa- cilities. The prison will contain a 32,000 square-foot medium security housing unit, which could house 256 prisoners with two men in each cell. A separate dormitory building will house 96 minimum-se- curity inmates. Two guard towers will be built at opposite corners of the compound. An intrusion detection system will be in- stalled along the perimeter and to the prison gates. An eight-man segregation unit will also be built. BREAKING GROUND: Ben Vidrick- son, Dane Britton, Governor John Carlin and Richard Mills plant their shovels into the soil at the prison ground-breaking ceremonies iPhoto by Marisa Ericsonl District sets up Centra kitchen By Rita Cisneros At the beginning of January, Ll.S.D. 327 schools underwent a change. The school board agreed to go with a central kitchen. All the food for the elementary school, middle school and the high school was prepared in the high school kitchen and shipped in hot carts to the other schools. Seven cooks were involved in this new program. These included Millie Stefek, head cook, Nina Hysell, Wilhelmina Donley, llene Munoz, Mary Smith, Mary Francis Janda and Doris Svoboda. Four ladies reported to the other schools, two at the middle school, plus one additional lady served at each school. The cooks began preparing the meals at 6:30 a.m., and the food had to be shipped out by 10:15 a.m. The school board plans to save S 13,000 to S 15,000 by implementing the central kitchen. News 1 1 1

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Jeff Allen Mike Erbert Seaton Scholarship FHSLI Merit College of Engineering Dean's Award Marisa Ericson Emporia State Llniversity James Bettenbrock Pratt Presidential Hutchinson Community College Cagriculturalj Karen Chinn l Peterson-Seitz Scholarship l Pete Cisneros Football Scholarship Wrestling Scholarship Ron Da vis. Jr. Elks CCC Presidential CCC Journalism Bethany Award Emporia State Presidential K-State College of Education Alumni FHSLI Merit Bethel Outstanding Student BCCC Leslie Brocher Scholarship Mary Dolezal FHSLI Presidential Llnion Pacific Marymount College Presidential Dane G. Hansen State Elks Sterling College Athletic Sterling College Academic Church Matching Scholarship FHSLI Freshman Scholarship Sterling Matching Scholarship Stephanie Friesen Emporia State University FHSLI Merit Kanopolis State Bank Pepsi-Cola Scholarship Kellie Headley David Snyder Scholarship Fine Arts Scholarship Kerry Herlan FHSLI Freshman Scholarship Residence Hall Housing Mark Johnston McPherson College Athletic McPherson College Academic FHSLI Dean's Scholarship Residence Hall Housing Kevin Kohls FHSLI Freshman Scholarship Residence Hall Housing Kimberly Kohls Academic Scholarship Sheri Lamia Residence Hall Scholarship Jennifer Lovenstein AALIW FHSLI Freshman Scholarship BCCC Foundation Award FHSLI Cheerleading Scholarship Gena Miles Spanish Club Scholarship Kris Montgomery FHSLI Freshman Scholarship Residence Hall Scholarship FHSLI Journalism Scholarship Terry Montoy Bucher, Willis 8 Ratliff American Salt Co. KU Endowment Alan Morey FHSLI Freshman Scholarship Football Scholarship FHSLI Scholarship Angela Rodriguez VFW Endowment Scholarship Nick Rodriguez Athletic Scholarship Academic Scholarship E-Club Scholarship Pam Schmidt Residence Hall Scholarship Ellen Smith Talent for Christ Cedarville Music Scholarship Ladies' Fine Arts Club Concerto Competition Fine Arts Scholarship Paul Snyder Dodge City Football Butler Football FHSU Football Deneen Clrbanek FHSU Scholarship Jeanette Wright Willing Workers BCCC Foundation Award Bucher, Willis, S Ratliff American Salt Co. FHSLI Freshman Scholarship Scholarships 1 1 3