Harrisonville High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Harrisonville, MO)

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Wildcats 'pass' another year . The Wildcats again had their share in the conference title as they were co-champions with the Knob Noster Panthers. Both teams ended the season with a 5-2-2 record. Harder work than ever was needed this year as the competition was much improved. There were a number of players who aided in the work, but those recognized as All-Conference players were: Chuck Taylor on offense, Darrin Stafford, Jim Brenner, Doug Stevens on defense, and Randy Loeffel on specialty. Twelve seniors were included in this year's line-up. Coach Bob Barrett felt that the seniors played to their greatest potential, but they just didn't have the number. r-I 1 . . All -Q ' -V -- U - -- -L rl.. . ' 7 ' 1 fin '. --f .. ' . 'I '-.5 IPL' f '1 45 11 F' 'Ti H13 3 an -'7u.a2-,952-afirafif H ' V cl , N ' ,, 'iii-J ' 'QQ .I , 1. 'q.,4' :,.11-se Z2.'4,.1 7' fP sPQ-333'-.sf13fi9. aisrf,-,... V to Q f. Q I ,I V ' H, M A 1 I 11151 f s 'JE- 'Js.Q! B53 1 fl'2f3'13fe51f fs f- P 'r 1 - an Q-if - .-to e- .-I if an livsatli-S cgifriif' 'vii' nsefg' vig' F ' If l Q who then fumbles. ' - - ' 2. Doug Stephens crosses - K . M the goal line for six points. 1 NM- .,,, .f i7.1 fS5S'! 3. Front row left: M. Musick, C. Taylor, O. Monochino, J. Lempka, R. McKinley, G. Upton, J. Gibb, Hmmter, S. Catron, G. Allen, D. Beckham, manager. Second row: J. Duncan, R. Bass, D. Strader, Powers, J. Walker, J. Raine, K. Simpson, D. Stafford, J. Taylor, J. Charlstrom, R. Coburn, Hooper, F. Jeppeson, B. Day. Third row: P. Litle, L. Hartzler, G. Rettman, D. Dahn, G. McCaughle J. Houston, J. Holland J. Gray, A. Ortballs, C. Carney, J. Harris, E. Ellis, D. Lunsford. Fourth row J. Hodge, R. Knox, D. Stephens, D. Burger, G. Harvey, Coaches Krohn, Graber, Barrett, Lovelac J. Brenner, K. Wright, P. Yoder, R. Loeffel, C. Foster. ' v B8

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.gg ff, if l w . 'V fe xg Qlsff' x Team volleys successful season The volleyball team went into their third year Coach Rum Steen' of play and has come a long way since it was established. Coach Ruth Steen felt that the' team played exceptionally good volleyball throughout the year. The team ended the season with a 6-2 conference record. The team members all played well, but those who Steen felt played very well were: Marla Keeney, Sheila Hon, Debbie Howerton, Candy Monachino, Bonnie Prettyman, and Kim Wat- son. Manager Holly Roach. K 1 Q . L-, 3. Junior Varsity team-Bottom, left to rightg Lisa Prettyman, Karen Jones, Lori Anderson. 2nd row left to right, Dian Branaman, Beth Gibson, Kathy Thomas, Cheryl Duncan, Barbara Kanemori, Karen Dulgolecki. 4. Umph! Candy Monachino stretches to spike the ball. 5. Varsity Volleyball team: Bottom, Candy Monachino. 2nd row left to right, Sheila Hon, Marla Keeney, Teresa Pennington. 3rd row left to right, Becky Monachino, Bonnie Prettyman, Debbie I-Iowerton, Kim Watson, Raylene Frogge. ., -' 6. We're ready for you seems to be written across the faces of the varsity team as they prepare to receive an opposing serve. 7. Volleyball members practice the blocking of spikes.