Fredonia High School - Yellowjacket Yearbook (Fredonia, KS)

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Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: Row 5: Row 6: Row 7: Row 8: Terry Jontra Mary Beth Kendall Sandra Kimzey Lee Knickerbocker Brian Knight James Koehn Charles Letterman Monte Mahan Kent Marr Rebecca Matlock Karen Mattix Janice McBride Sandra McBride Gennette Mellen Barbara Miller Twila Miller Judy Morgan Charles Ogle Betty Posch Kevin Poston Randel Price Ronnie Ratzlaff Jill Reed Montie Reed Duane Reinhart Randy Reutlinger Sonya Robertson Karla Robinson Dennis Roets Susan Rogers Margaret Row Roberta Russell JoAnn Seiwert Renee Selle Mary Shinkle Carl Shinn Howard Shively Russell Shogren Bobby Sidlinger Clint Speaks Doug Stephens Jeff Thompson Vienna Thompson Pat Tierce Tracy Tindle Courtney Vaughn Patty Waggoner Patricia Waldroupe Ricky Walker Diana Ward Kenny White Joe Wilson Dean Wolfe Lesslie Woods Mac Young Mark Young Not Pictured: Dee Culbertson Lawrence Finkenbinder Noel Kitchens v- if - f. ,' llll. ll . . 1 f ' . 4 5 . I -1' Y I F fn ll ,X X -ua 1 1 ..-J I , I L . 3 2 1. ' .1 ... . .My ,xi ' Q, -b ,J .- 3 , , I ' m nb Qui- a I 1 i s- s '-Jlizfi Y! P 7 4 'wt 1 .lt I Tom Pound JoAnne Seiwert concentrates on her science project. Sponsored By STAR LANES BOWLING ALLEY

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tw -M, suv! Grade Officers, Front Row: Carolyn Eck, S0l'lya Rob- LeeA ' ' : ' nn Knickerbocker, Back Row Ann Galstrap, Eighth Grade Eighth grade. It's all over now and what dit it really mean? 180 days of the same old thing--get up, eat, get dressed and go to school. The same schedule day in and day out with the same people in each class. But when you think about it, it wasn't so bad after all. As an eighth grader you are finally recognized as being in junior high. You get to play football with the team and play basketball at a decent time slot instead of at 3:00 in the afternoon. Girls can become members of F.H.A. and things like that. Anyone can run for an of- ficer of an organization other than just their class. The eighth grade holds many memories, some good and some bad, although you may have to search if you want to find them. Row 1: Bobby Ardery Elizabeth Balinger James Ballinger Martin Bambick Edwin Barton Patricia Boicourt Sherrie Ivey. 'wr Cindy Bradley Kathy Busch Gyla Carter Row 2: Kenton Claiborne Kimberly Clifton .. Craig Compton Jane Cook Vickie Cook if Terry Cox l lv: V vq-Pt. Danny Cripps David Cripps Row 3: Shelly Davisson Susie Dunn Carolyn Eck Karen Ecton Karla Ecton Dale Erbe Lori Eslick Beth Farwell David Fink Darrell Fiscus Mary Flattery John Florez Deanna Friend Row 4: Ron Garber Steve Garber John Garner Row 5: Ann Gilstrap Linda Gouchenour in Sl X if x ,. x Y W s Deann Hall Robert Harkrader '14, Jn. ' Kathy Hawley ,R Karen Hendry is Jennifer Hoff R uth Ho gan Richard Howard John Huckins Mary Hufford Kim Hunt Sherrie Ivey Debbie Jansen Laurie Jantz Row 6: . I 0 Lance Jones By KlDD'S SERVICE AND RADIANT ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE, INC ze

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I 46 K i NS , Seventh Grade I - V l 'iff ll w-is V iii 1: lt:g!,v-l ,A , i I 1 Q 'H 'S Ebb' EG- , ' Row 1: Francis Bambick Jeffrey Barton Dwight Beard Lori Berger Mary Biggs Billy Brooks Wendy Burke Row 2: Roger Carr Danny Chance Janet Cline Martin Conrad Brian Crites Debbie DeCou Susie DeCou Row 3: Tammy Drumm Carolyn Erisman John Evans Roy Ferguson Scott Fitzmorris 1 Barbara Forbes Barbara Freeman Row 4: Billy Gillen Anita Gouchenour Donna Gulick Darryl Hankins Debbie Hartnett Dottie Hartung Mark Hersh Row 5: Stacie Hicks Y ' Jon Hilyard Darin Holmes Carolyn Horney - Terri Howard John Hughs Jerry Hunt , Roger Huser if Susan Jansen Being a seventh grader has now come to an end. It was a great year filled with fun and games. But it also was started out with fear. That first day in August was a totally different experience. You've learned the competitive spirit and met many new friends. Your minds are filled with great memories of your first year in junior high. But now all that is in the past and you are ready to move on. The only way to go is up. Good luck class of 1980. Mrs. McClayland leads the seventh grade music class in some fun songs to relieve some of the boredom of a regular school day. Sponsored By BLAKER SERVICE AND FINK ABSTRACT CO.