Haviland High School - Yearbook (Haviland, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1980 volume:

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Q gag., tl, . 1 Q36 KR, Q, WQ H EE ' . 1 1 1979-198Qp V1LAND 5 HA VILAND, Ta Of ts ,A mmV, wh ,LLV V h , 7 Seniors . .......... . . . . l Underclassmen ........ 13 Faculty and Staff ....... 20 Activities ......... . g Q23- Athletics A ....... . fi43l Elementary l . . . . H55 Ads . .rrk .f!.'y.' ....... xevf- -3 SVN +L Q-,dxxuftf ....., H IIA V Ying., Sk V f f V, Q1 .W my 4 xl 5 , x X 4 Q K , A 1 . 1 , , 7,7 - 1 Q17 V., This book is dedicated in loving memory of Harold O. Thompson Harold Oscar Thompson, son of Oscar and Grace Thompson, was born November 4, 1921, at Turon, Kansas. He passed away in Wichita, Kansas, September 9, 1979, at the age of 57. While a child at home, his parents pas- tored Friends Churches across Kansas Year- ly Meeting. He came as a sophomore to Friends Haviland Academy and graduated in 1939. Other education degrees were: Ir. College from Friends Bible College in 1941, attended KFBC for more Bible courses in 1941-42, Friends University, 1942-43, A.B. degree from Northwest Nazarene Cossege in 1944, Th. B. degree from Pacific College Know George Foxj in 1945, M. S. in Educa- tion Administration from Fort Hays State College in 1957, and had completed addi- tional hours for Ed. Specialist Degree from Ft. Hays. On June 7, 1942, he married Arlene John- son at Wellsford, Kansas. To this union was born a son, Harold Dean, and a daugh- ter Ellen Eilene. His life was dedicated to serving people both in the ministry and in the education field. He was recorded minister by Kansas Yearly Meeting 119441 and pastored churches at Ridgeview Friends in Oregon, Seattle Memorial Friends in Washington and Maple Friends north of Haviland. In addition to these pastorates, he supply pas- tored numerous churches in the surround- ing area. Harold taught at Greenleaf Academy in Greenleaf, Idaho, from 1945 to 1947, Ridge- view Public School in Oregon, Haviland Academy from 1948 to 1964 QPrincipal and teacherl, Dean of Instruction at FBC from 1964 to 1967, President of FBC of 1967-68. He was Principal of Haviland from 1968 to 1970 and Superintendent of USD 474 at Ha- viland from 1970 until the present time. He served in many various civic organi- zations in several capacities. He was a mem- ber of many professional organizations and a lifetime member of the Friends Church. He was preceded in death by his parents and one brother, Allen, who died in infan- cy. Harold is survived by his wife, Arlene, his children, Dean and wife Sandy of Bed- ford, Texas, and Eilene and husband, Dana Hoffman of Texarkana, Texas, three grand- daughters, Tiffany, Candice, and Valerie, two brothers, Ernest of Phoenix, Arizona, and Everett of Topeka Kansas, a step-moth- er, Mrs Lillian Thompson of Ardmore, Oklahoma, numerous cousins, nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. Mrs Sneed, Stuco sponsor, makes a presentation to the Harold Thompson family during the dedica- tion ceremony of the gymnasium. iedixkaif 4 f YEARBUUK STAFF Seniors Bring It A11 Together Co-editors ...... ..... R uth Johnston Jerry Worden Advertisement Manager . ,... Sandra Mayhew Business Manager . . . .... Kayleen Ross Sports Editor ....... ..... I esse DeGarmo Grade School Editor . . . . . Karen Alexander Photographer .... .... C harles Binford f A T ' .,3.,f, , f- 5' W --4 . A .f- 5,1-'ai ,.L: - ks, ff: -rm:-V ,gA',f'f'.,.,Q, Q 'Y , ,Q we .ar-.., ...A if ' M if VL ,. 'fgdf S1 ,. ,AA ,W ml fm A 2 SENIORS - KAREN J. ALEXANDER - Clrnafn Q'9o7KC1m.0VA. What appears to be the end may only be a beginning. - CLETIS L. CLARK CAC-Yi C, lloxfg' 8 if' ' ' if K .- E 4' 'ff I f if .K at ,Q V CHARLES D. BINFORD DESIREE L. CLEMENSEN False friends are like autumn leavesg found everywhere. True friends are like diamondsg precious but few. THOMAS D. BROZEK 30707 31.0595 lf you love something, set it free . If it comes back, it's yours . . . lf it doesn't, it never was. 0 CHRISTINA L. COGGINS ' ch, Ge-,3Ml,, Time best things in life cannot be seen or ever touchedg they must be felt with the heart, Q ANITA B. COLLINS JESSE G. DEGARMO 0-.dw Comm 49.14 fjafwfu when you cease go dream, The way you go must be your decision. you cease to live. pw - Q DAVID J. GETTING RAYE G- GWIN . ' . just because you're not paranoid doesn't If Someone MS 110 Smile. give YOUYS- If mean everyone is not out to get you, someone has no Friend, give yourself. C. THOMAS FRUIT J I love the smell of rain on her sun-baked plains, with a good horse between my knees. 'Ez -if RUTH F. JOHNSTON Trust in the Lord with all thine heartg and lean not unto thine own understanding. In all thy ways acknowledge him, and he shall direct thy paths. .9 A SANDRA D. MAYHEW M. KAYLEEN ROSS ANITA K. STARKEY Jgamwlb, fvmafmv NQDQS Iitngil -rzlgieceynnjnrokrlglou happy . .. . Happy are those who dream dreams and are I agile? of life: What have you to offer But it's precious. I wlumg to pay the pm-e to mach them' And the answer came: What have you to give? ty. ,A X3 A ew X . 14' fl it - JOE L. STEVENS DAVID F. WIGGINS JERRY L. WORDEN Life's truest happiness is the friends one Living, loving, and ffYin8 to SUYVW9 meets along the way. ., 10 SENIOR INFO KAREN ALEXANDER - Chorus 3,45 Show Choir 45 Musicals 3,45 District Honor Choir 45 FHA 1,2,3,45 lPresJ5 Y-Teens 1,2,3fTresJ5 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Cheer- leader 2,3,45 Stuco 45 Jr. Play 35 Class Treasurer 35 Spanish Club 1 CHARLES BINFORD - Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Tennis 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Musicals 1,2,3,45 Sr. Play 45 FCA 1,2,3,45 Boys State 35 Stuco 3,45 Jr. Play 35 Honor Student 1,2,3,4 TOM BROZEK - Football 3,45 Basketball 15 Chorus 2,35 Musicals 2 CLETIS CLARK - Basketball 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Musicals 1,2,3,45 Band 1,25 Sr. Play 45 Jr. Play 3 DESIREE CLEMENSEN - New Student 45 Sr. Play5 Pep Club 45 Honor Student 4 CHRISTINA COGGINS - Track 25 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Show Choir 45 Musicals 1,2,3,45 District Honor Choir 4 Band 1,2,3,45 Sr. Play 3,45 FHA 15 Y-Teens 1,2CSecJ, 3QSecJ, 4QVPJ5 Pep Club 1,2fSecJ, 3fPresJ, 4 QPresJ5 Girls State 35 Stuco 1 fClass RepJ, 4fY-Teens RepJ5 Jr. Play 2,35 Class 2,35 Class VP 45 Honor Student 1,2,3,4 - ANITA COLLINS - New Student 45 Girls Basket- ball 45 Volleyball 4fMgrJ5 Chorus 45 Musicals 45 Sr. Play JESSE DEGARMO - Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Tennis 1,25 Track 3,45 Chorus 1,2,35 Musicals 1,2,35 Band 15 Sr. Play 45 FCA 2,35 Rodeo Club 2,35 Jr. Play 35 Homecoming Att. 4 TOM FRUIT - New Student 45 Sr. Play 4 DAVID GETTING - New Student 25 Basketball 2,45 Track 45 Musicals 45 Sr. Play 45 Jr. Play 3 RAYE GWIN - New Students 35 Girls Basketball 35 Volleyball 45 Chorus 3,45 Musicals 3,41Stage MgrJ5 Sr. Play 4lStage MgrJ5 FHA 3,45 Y-Teens 3,4lPub. OFFJ5 Pep Club 3,45 Jr. Play 3 RUTH JOHNSTON - Girls Basketball 1,2,3,45 Cho- rus 1,2,3,45 Show Choir 45 Musicals 2,3,45 Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 Jr. Play 35 Class Pres, 1,45 Class Sec 2,35 Honor Student 1,2,3,4 SANDRA MAYHEW - Volleyball 25 Musicals 3,45 Band 15 Sr. Play 45 Pep Club 1,2fTresJ, 3,45 Cheer- leader 3,45 Gilrs State 35 Stuco 2,3fPresJ,4lVPJ5 Jr. Play 35 Honor Student 45 Homecoming Att. 3,4 lQueenJ KAYLEEN ROSS - Girls Basketball 1,2,3,45 Volley- ball 2,3,45 Track 3,4CMgrJ5 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Show Choir 45 Musicals 1,2,3,45 Band 15 Sr. Play 45 FHA 1,2QTresJ, 3fVPJ5 Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Cheerleader 2,3,4CHeadJ: Stuco 1,2QTresJ Jr. Play 2,35 Class VP 35 Class Sec.45 Honor Student 1,2,3,45 Homecoming Att. 4 ANITA STARKEY - Chorus 1,2,3,45 Musicals 1,2,3,45 Sr. Play 45 FHA 1,2,3QDist. OffJ, 45 Pep Club 45 Jr. Play 35 Class Tres. 45 Spanish Club 1 JOE STEVENS - New Student 35 Football 3,45 Bas- ketball 3,45 Musicals 45 Jr. Play 35 Homecoming Att 3,4fKingJ DAVID WIGGINS - Football 1,2,3,45 Chorus 45 Show Choir 45 Musicals 1,2,3,45 Band 1,25 Sr. Play 45 Pep Club 45 Jr. Play 3 JERRY WORDEN - Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Musicals 1,2,3,45 Band 1,35 Sr. Play 45 Rodeo Club 25 Jr. Play 35 Homecoming Att 4 K' 4 1 1'- 'YWQ Fr 1 'T a. ,- ' A., 17 gulf ,f 3. UNDERCLASSMEN '81 I UNI ORS In the year of 1980, the Junior Class pulled an ace out of the hole. They produced a Junior Carnival which turned out to be a smashing success. Later in the year, the class of '81 produced a Junior Play entitled Penny. CNeedless to say, they made a few pennies from this production.J Many weeks and many worries preceded the J unior-Senior Banquet and Prom, but when it finally all came together, it was a lot of fun for those involved. All in all, the Junior Class had quite an exciting year and it seems they stand ready and willing to fill the shoes of this year's graduating class. Dell Bertram Jeff Christensen Alan Clark ai The Four Stooges Melanie Davis, Treas. Debbie Ferguson, Sec. John Hannan, Vice Pres. Gaylene Johnson, Stuco Rep. Nancy Johnston if 26,1 W sk 5 GLO. Igiw I t f fi Cheese! Aim at the balloons, not me! J 0 L. -Mg, -4411 , 1 'ff . , if Q w ' . A O I l ' fr' S 1 l 4-nf 4 ,tif 'Q ' 4 1 43A x .. Wi ,wjftgi 313 T X1 'Wm ,i 1.1 Q ,nH Yluuy' w1'fl...Q1. ....n A Q I want the last M 8: Ml Camrnie Koinzan, Pres. Philip Leininger Bill McAdoo Debbie Minkovich Chris Philpott Eric Riley Jeff Rush jim Scott Eldon Starkey Carolyn Tuttle, Stuco Rep. Clinton Tuttle Brian Whitney Jean Priddy, Not Pictured Q Look out, Globe Trotters Here I come. '82 SOPHUMURES The sophomore year is sometimes a difficult peri- od in a student's life. He is no longer a low-life freshman, yet not quite a super-dude upperclass- man. However this year's sophomores managed very well through these trying times. They strug- gled through NEDT tests and proved to themselves that studying pays off. Several of them did very well on varsity teams while others demonstrated leader- ship abilities in various clubs. As a class they worked together to organize a skating party and a money-making project - selling HHS mugs. With the variety of personalities in this class, the next two years are guaranteed to be successful for them. Mike Christensen Brad DeGarmo iiii 322 LRSX Q x, Tammy Elliott X Kaye Getting, Sec. K in if Bob Gwin, Vice Pres. Jana Hartman The Prof P hh I ' af' ,-X, ' -Lf - w w l I w. ' Brad Holliday, Treas. ,Q Z Ah Rachel Johnston, Stuco Rep R Larry Knaub, Pres. - ' 'A ,fl Charles Leininger ,ry X hh Tina Myers Alan Rittgers Randy Wiggins, Stuco Rep. Laverne 8: Shirley 8: Squiggy I'll lay you 5-1 odds . . . .V . f K QF if Iliff' ,gf x N ' I drank the whole pitcher! l e Xe Block that point! '83 FRESHMEN Being a freshman isn't easy. It takes a lot of humility and tolerance. A freshman is the one you find hanging on a coatrack in the halls, being sprayed with the lawn sprinkler, or standing at the end of the lunch line. However, in spite of the many hardships a freshman must endure, there are some advantages to the high school way of life. In talking with some of the freshmen,they all agreed that High school is better than grade school. After all, there is a wider variety of classes, more teachers, better sports competition, and more social activi- ties. One freshman remarked that she liked being able to make new friends - especially guy friends. I don't even mind having more competition in chasing the guys, she said. It's 'funner' that way. Wayne Brown Tim Brozek Jeana Clemensen Machelle Coggins ,H , , 4 f' Brad, sophomore, teaching fresh- men girls the HHS facts of life. ,V 1 Marlieta Davis, Stuco Rep. .gpi- Kyle Ann Gibson, Pres. c pf. , p Ronnie Gwin ' Patti Hannan V' 'Y 3, 1 M r ,N . ak. .wgzg ' :ixrli t -' j 's wt r A . 4 Michelle Johnson, Treas. Rochelle Johnson, Sec. John Hutchins, Not Pictured Sarah Lehn, Not Pictured 2 L '-if lff if Y'Do ya think I'm sexy? Y G a X ' Q 1 l M K in 4:l,k 1' I I f .?h, I K 1' W. Lj3?.is f l ' fi l 5' q -Q li W V I , Ji X Todd Mayhew, Stuco Rep Robert McAdoo Ruby Moon Tonia Rittgers Hey Preshies! A , . Q , Wendell Starkey, Vice Pres. nj Ervin Pickering, Not Pictured . 1 K ,i V ini 1 . fri: A .Q ,.- Q , K K1 3 .Jem-' K K 'H W . Waiting for Santa, girls? Administration, Faculty And Staff Larry Wade, Superintendent Mike McMullen, Principal Darrell Ary, Counselor Les Christensen, Social Studies Y -Hcaetgy ,,,i'Qg,f7h' A C V iz, , ' ' ig, is . A i s ' S Wu, ' fir- Eff: A N f 'ff ' 2 V 'SF i i' , i Q, s il M i K 5' Raymond Elliott, Industrial Arts I Q A Sue Foley, English - p ' C A Wanda Hartman, Librarian Larry Lewis, Physical Education C I' , ,ii, 1 Janice Peck, Home Economics Jeanne Sneed, Business Ken Stanage, Social Sciences Stephanie Unruh, Mathematics Robert Vierthaler, Music ll Coach Lewis finds himself at the mercy of his students in the Iunior Carnival festivities. 23 Look who's been a good boy all year, says V . Ary seems to have his doubts. 3D Elliott watches as Kayleen Ross works on her wood- working project. 4J But seriously, folks. SJ But Coaches, in Ietmore we always played it two against two. 20 4 ff' . C I I, .X ,H so g 1 1, , ,ip p ll .W Magi' si 5 V X Liigilf gf K E 4 fab 'V . 5 an , 4 ff? 1 .121 tif.. ix 9 Em School Board - l. to r., Harlan Rittgers, H. B. Scott, Michelene Coggins, Laura Davis, Dale Lothman, Torn Bowman, Larry Clark- son. Bus Drivers - Jan Clemensen and Clifton Clark. Custodians - Wilrnan Kester and Tony Jacks. Cooks - Betty Clark, Gladys Schmidt, Marilyn Jantz. V- e W . ' '2 t 1 . - 'L , all Ji ,.. ,FJQH Lf Xyj ' :FV ,'..'1?3?H j, . , - W w Cf ,f Carol Binford, Grade School Secretary Ioan Philpott, High School Secretary Leanna Clark, Secretary Debbie Smitherman, Secretary Annie Riley, Learning Disabilities S L ' y ' r , J ,Q .Susan Lothman, Learning Disabilities Aide tf,,ff rfss t I ' BV, XY Bev I-Iannan, School Nurse, Not Pictured ACTIVITIES C And e l 24 Vocal Music Band l Mixed Chorus - Front from left, Marlieta Davis, Machelle Coggins, Tammy Elliott, Robert McAcloo, Todd Mayhew, Brad Holliday, Wendell Starkey, Tim Brozek, Michelle, Johnson, Rochelle Johnson, Kayleen Ross, 2nd, Anita Starkey, Patti Hannan, Cammie Koinzan, Debbie Ferguson, jeff Rush, Chris Philpott, Larry Knaub, Wayne Brown, Phillip Leininger, Ray Gwin, Tonia Rittgers, Kaye Gettingg 3rd, Rachel Johnston, Ieana Clernensen, Karen Alexander, Chris Cogginsglerry Worden, Cletis Clark, Bill McAdoo, Eric Riley, - Charles Binfohrd, David Wiggins, Charles Leininger, Jana Hartman, Ruth Johnston, Kyle AnnlGibson. ,Boys Ensemble - Front from left, Brad Holliday, Todd Mayhew, David Wiggins, Phillip Leininger, Charles Leiningerg Back, Jeff Rush, Jerry Worden, Cletis Clark, Eric Riley, Charles Binforcl. Girls Ensemble - Front from left, Anita Starkey, Cammie Koinzan, Machelle Coggins, Michelle Johnson, Kaye Getting, Rochelle Johnson, Back, Debbie Ferguson, Chris Coggins, Karen Alex- ander, Rachel Johnston, Ruth Johnston, Raye Gwin, Jana Hartman, Kayleen Ross. C tf-i , -,qu ff I. ! gi mg YM f . 1 W fi 1 K Wi VW iii? V V T Collingwood Grain, Ing, -gn 9 Greensburg, Karlsas 1 ' Eric Riley: Backg Bill McAdoo C Todd Mayhew, Toniaf Rittgersgf Stage Band -Charles Leininger, Debbie Fergusong Patti Hannah, Rachel 1ohnston,.Chris Cogins, 2nd, Jeff Rush, Tammy, Elliott, - - - - A - - if Show.Choir Q Q54-:Steel from leftj KAYQUVAAIQXBUQCI, MachellefCoggitiS'ffKaffe Piertnihng Eric' Riley, Rachel Iohnston,2Brad Holliday, ToddVMayhew, Chris Coggins, Jeff Rgsh,fVRochelIefjolmfson, Kayleen Ross, Charles Leininger, David'WigginS, Phillif:i'Leininger, Charles Binford, Ruthglohq- 4 Stan' L ' -1 '7fi' A' A vg.i'i1i.v4 X. Q3 gii zggstff,-a ' X e w g l i ,ssl . . .:1'-:feel , . - ,. -- .. .. '. I - --.- 5,-wwf him. fm +R: , ,. .x , 'B'-v.-'Sf - f..: LfHX if ,ff,.fLT 'gif .' Y e' 'fb ' wwf' . .. ,, , My X ex ' -1 '-1 X , Y ig, mm X 'W M , M .R ia 'Disttictil-Ionor Choir Jana f fH3Ttm8h,' C Chris Coggins, Jeff Rush, Charles' Leininger, Khrerii Alexanderg i f Senior Class pI'9SEI'1tS MARRIAGE WHEEL by Joel Climenhaga Directed by Robert Vierthaler Cast Jacob Bechtel ....... David Wiggins Sarah Martin ......... Anita Starkey Martha Engstrund ..... Kayleen Ross Eleazar Engstruncl ..... Jerry Wordan Daniel Engstrund . . . Jesse DeGarmo Luke Martin ....... Charles Binford Esther Martin . . .... Chris Coggins 11 Oh Eleazar, go away! 25 Good morning, Bishop Bechtel. 31 Do you think the marriage will be ac- ceptable to Brother Luke? 41 Luke and Martha seal their agreement to marry with a kiss. SJ Will you marry me, Esther? 65 What's his name? Women! You drive a man mad, but I love it. Doodie, you wouldn't desert me. The Conga beats Disco all to heck, huh fellas? The Junior Class presents Penny by Marijane and Joseph Hayes Penny . . Mother . . Father . . . Doodie .... Elwood . . . Aunt Ellen Mr. Jackson Alice ..... Fay ...... Norma .... Mr. Dawson Cedric .... Extras ..... Directed by Sue A. Foley Cast . Cammie Koinzan . Gaylene Johnson Jeff Rush Eric Riley . . . Brian Whitney Debbie Minkovich . . . . Eldon Starkey . . . Melanie Davis . . . Carolyn Tuttle . .Debbie Ferguson . . Philip Leininger . . Jeff Christensen . . . Chris Philpott Jim Scott One, two, three, kick! 0 Blue as in the most heavenly strapless formal that was ever created by the hand of man. S li U' 4 V -40.-I f 125: x 5. 'ED G? 1.s'ff22?f:---151-. cij. f will i lol '41 . 1 'if 'T-' pz, ..' '- Chief Brown Bear CChief of the Kadota Indians! . . Corporal Billy Jester CA Forest Rangerb ..... Capt. Big Jim Warington CCapt. of the Forest Rangersj. Young Gentlemen of the United States Forest Rangers Pete ....,............. Slim .... ............. Tex . . Buster . Hank . . . . . . Tom ......,.... Little Mary Sunshine CMary Pottsl fProprietress of the Colorado Innj .... Mme. Ernestine Von Liehedich QAn Opera Singer? . Young Ladies from Eastchester Finishing School Cora.... .---.-- - Henrietta . . Gwendolyn . , , Blanche . . Maud .,....... . Mabel ...,...... . Nancy Twinkle fLittle Mary's Maidj. . Fleet Foot iAn Indian Guidel ...... Yellow Feather iChief Brown Bear's Soni .... Gen. Oscar Fairfax, Ret. KA Washington Diplomatl . . Time: Early in this Century n . . Jerry Worden . . . Eric Riley . Charles Binford . . . Jeff Rush Charles Leininger . Philip Leininger . Brad Holliday . David Wiggins . Chris Philpott . Chris Coggins . Ruth Johnston Rachel Johnston Cammie Koinzan Rochelle Johnson . Jana Hartman Machelle Coggins Karen Alexander . . Kayleen Ross . Brian Whitney . Joe Stevens . Todd Mayhew Place: The Colorado Inn, high in the Rocky Mountains S X . QM YJ? . f rg? , ' in likfe-..' gg I '2 5 1 , A W- l,ir,. wifi Ai l I L I 2 115 Nancy tells Billy that she is his Once in a Blue Moon Girl . Q25 Capt. Jim and Mary declare their love for each other in Colorado Love Call . CBD Billy and Nan- cy discover Yellow Feather in The Shell Game . Q41 Jim is introduced to his guide, Fleet Foot. Q52 A present? For me? You're going to have to teach me how to work this thing! Q61 But Vienna is many things to many people and each has their own special memories. Q71 The forest rangers meet the young ladies for the first time. Q81 Director V , ilievwlliiifi W? iVS'Li'I fH5IvQ'mk --?'?Y5R'w ',21Q.li.' ' lil-?f5?', Y-T E E N S llbill me-ill III: ill Ill' 1 ' ' . A YNEXSFLBK' It was a busy year for the Y-Teens. They started the year off with a 5 a.m. breakfast par- ty. Q11 lt was a surprise come-as-you-are party for the club members. Prizes were given for the best outfit and to the girl who looked the most like she normally did. The Powder Puff football game was a lot of fun but, so far, none of the players have signed pro contracts. Fall Conference was held at Rose Hill and Debbie Ferguson was the Junior Board candidate. The program for this year's Christmas Tea was giv- en by the Greensburg United Methodist Bell Rigners. Q23 The theme for the Mother-Daugh- ter Banquet was hobbies and Mrs. Wingfield from Greensburg showed her music boxes. Mr. Wade was the speaker for the annual Candle Lighting Service at the Friends Church. Q51 The Spring Tea had a daisy theme and Roxie Anders gave a program demonstrating various crafts. Q35 nuove rrrrsr mow, 1.. to RJ Rachel Johnston, Raye Gwin, Kaye Getting, Tammy Elliott, Ruth Johnston, Patti Hannan, Tonia Rittgers, Chris Coggins, Jana Hartman, Tina Myers, Machelle Coggins, Kyle Ann Gibson, Rochelle Johnson, Debbie Ferguson, Mrs. Unruh fSponsorJ, Kay- leen Ross. Right - Officers: Pres. Kayleen Ross, Vice-Pres. Chris Coggins, Sec. Tammy Elliott, and Treas. Rachel Johnston. 30 . .. ' .Q F' , ' Q 1 - ,:.EZf g ' 4... 'ni f t V11 'aft' V, .. , LARRISON MORTUARY Pratt, Kansas J M p 1'4,. ik, Teens Once agaxn this year the Y-Teens 'joined the FHA in decorating the Christmas: treeffor gthe front Zhallmbf the Hi hAf:Sch6ol,,After decorating, the 155 enjoyed egtingv pizia and drinlging pop. 'The' evening? high- light was Mrs.fUnruh FLgyingf5ani:a by haf1dirig,0tit2-theffgi tS1ThE 'PHA girls exchanged giftskwith theig Big? !Little Sisters add the'Y-Teemi'dre'w names for the ift exchan e M ' g' . ' If: 'ff 333 UZC4 DY 4- flff 1 W ' A ifi T GUPTON MOTORS CO. Greensburg, Kansas mayhem-aio 1. J - 15' 1-if ' .. , Front from left - Karen Alexander, 2nd - Ray Gwin, Jeanne Pridclyp 3rd Anita Starkey, Patti Hannan, Jana Hartman, 4th - Debbie Ferguson, Ronnie Gwin, Carolyn Tuttle, Machelle Coggins, Back Kyle Ann Gibson, Michelle Johnson, Gayleen Johnson, Janice Peck, sponsor, Rochelle Johnson, Marlieta Davis. , , Officers - D. Ferguson, V. Pres, A. Starkey Histori an- C. Tuttle Sec' K. Alexander Pres. 32 ...N .- ' , ---- : - -' ,, ,,,,,, g.'g,g:,ggg1, gg-,51-M, -.WM .,..... M W V . .:::5::3f:51zf5:-V '-g,,:-rf azz.::-,:1,:,:,:s2sI:,' fa-1:-sez.-.i9.I':.': .121I:2::i'e1-3-I ':'v:-is-ser:-21-:::2i2:'f:'-2: -v--v ..,, .,.., , .... , ., V ...Wm M , .,...,. fu., ..., -,,- . ,-Q .-'- -- -I S FF!l ' 1'- Future Homemakers of America!?! Male model Jeff Christensen struts his stuff at the FHA fashion show. 3.2rf,.3.f.,,.g,:g:s5.r:.:..f,.:., -f f-'sm-wmwmrwm--'I -.v-- Y- -We---N ' f-'M ' 'Af' f f f. ' f -A-Y ,Q .v., ' -- 1.25 mr. , mes ' -2 ' .,.. L liz-122:2 1 ' iii? PCA FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIAN ATHLETE5 Front from left - Randy Wiggins, Charles Binford, Eric FCA sold hats to help promote school Riley, Coach Lewis, Back - Charles Leininger, Brian spirit. Whitney, Brad Holliday, Phillip Leininger. DENNY'S AUTO BODY Greensburg, Kansas PEP CLU A Little Spirit . . . Goes A Long Way. AGRI FARM Paul Ross Haviland, Kansas J i Pep Club - Front row, 1. to r. - Chris Coggins, Anita Starkey, Tonia Rittgers, Ruby Moon, Desiree Clemensen, Tammy Elliott, Michelle Johnson, Gayleen Johnson, 2nd row - Rachel Johnson, Jana Hartman, Todd Mayhew, David Wiggins, Ronnie Gwin, Raye Gwin, Jeanna Clemensen, 3rd row - Kaye Getting, Kyle Ann Gibson, Marlieta Davis, Machelle Coggins, Cammie Koinzan, Patti Hannan, Rochelle Johnson, Back row - Carolyn Tuttle, Sandra Mayhew, Karen Alexander, Debbie Ferguson, Kayleen Ross, Sue Foley, sponsor. 49, 2 llii . i1,. P 4- I Q' lg K ye . ,wg ,'-i2 Vlat ,kly t so , Q it 5 ,riias 'U . , 'ff , -J' I NU .D D 1 5 'J , , A Z ' J ' Chris C., Pres.: Cammie K., V. Pre Tammy E., Sec-Treas.g Jana H., Stu Rep. Q 1 N-as Q! SPIRIT WEEK The Pep Club planned an activity for each day of Spirit Week to promote enthusiasm and spirit for league and tournament bas- ketball games. Once again the week was a big success and every- body participated in a big way. The week started off in silence. The girls were forbidden to talk to the guys. The next day everyone signed each other's T-shirts. On Wednesday, HHS students wore crazy hats and funky-look- ing socks. Thursday everyone created spirit the 50's way. Drag- ons rocked around the clock in bobby sox, saddle oxfords, cash- mere sweaters, and leather jackets. National Blue and Gold Day wrapped up the spirit-filled week. On this day, students wore anything and everything they could find that was blue andfor gold - jewelry, hair ribbons, ties, scarves, and even some finger- nail polish and glitter. , . . n' ' .. V7 X W- , 'f 1 M ea 'K , v z if f f' if Q 3 3 ass W E 35 Homecoming Festivities It's You Babel Homecoming Royalty - Attendants from left - Jerry Worden, Carolyn Tuttle, Kayleen Ross, Jesse DeGarmop Crownbearer - Matthew Bartlettp Flower girl Agnie Corbetg Queen - Sandra Mayhewp King - Joe Stevens. fox t Carolyn Tuttle lit Sandra Mayhew ' Kayleen Ross Queen '45-it t. , 3 1' W T Q' vlf 35 ' if T ff 1 - X T' 11 Alan Clark, junior, put one up for two points in a close scoring game against Nor- wich. 25 Joe Stevens-and San- dra Mayhew were crowned King and queen at the Home- coming coronation ceremony. 35 Brian Whitney and Nancy Johnston joined other couples on the dance floor following the game. 41 DI, Jerry Ber- tram, played request songs at the Homecoming Dance. 51 The Pep Club was responsi- ble for decorations and clean- up. They were glad for some outside help especially when it came time to climb the lad- ders. STUCO PM The '79-80 schoolyear was a successful one for the Student Council. After many years of failed attempts, they finally persuaded the school board to let the student body have a pop machine. They also sponsored a soup supper and a dance the night of the first home football game. The annual all-school Christmas party was also a Stuco sponsored event. Everyone enjoyed a morn- ing of exchanging gifts, singing caroles and laugh- ing with David Wiggins as Santa. The afternoon was spent roller skating at Pratt. The last main event for the year was the school picnic held at Big Springs. It was a day of fun and sun. X 1 1 , , , x .-n ,am 1 ,. ,,- ,,K W A A i'f3'.5s1 V . v jf' 14,16 'Q v- r.-1,9 r , , 2 LY f 1-'19 Jaffa A f n I QM. 'P' fr ,L- NH Q- g Ii,-'wif ' H .X A 1 ,. 3 qs f Lf, ' xg. 5 w s' 5, ,. -. 'K .C 'i , 'gf' L XX g , - . ' nr xv T 'sm pq M .. tg? h J . ' 1, jk I U QTYXI' X 'Q MfQf'1 'QV . Xfwfp' ' W ' 2 4 21' fb V fy V' Q43 . A . yu r mf fffdq - 13 - - M, . ax fi. g ! 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Minute by minute, hour by hour, the juniors worked on the Brian Whitney adds the finishing touch. prom decorations. The event was formal and students and faculty ate by candlelight. :aphomore servers, from left: Tammy Elliott, Rachel Johnston, Tina Myers, aye Getting, Jana Hartman, Randy Wiggins, Mike Christensen, Brad Hol- day, Larry Knaub. The theme for the 1980 Iunior-Sen- ior Banquet was Minute by Minute . Students, faculty, and board members were served a delicious meal. Larry was the guest speaker and entertainer for the evening. Following the meal, the floor was cleared of tables and the alumni dance began. Music was pro- vided by a DJ. who was a student from Hutchinson Iuco. Strobe lights and a fog machine helped to create an unforgettable atmosphere. 11, 1. ? i K 1 w . n .1 - Us H ?lr i if fl in -1f + ,,. F r I .. Senion Trzip ll S 2 M , . 2 , , ,, . f 'EQ gs, 4 jesse jumping the wake. ,W ggi: ,sz . X ' S Memories of the Senior Trip, 1980 to Kalafran Lodge in the Ozarks, May 19-23 found the Seniors, their sponsors, Mr. V, Mable Jantz, Mike Coggin-5, and Clifton and Betty Clark, enjoying the trip they'd worked all year for. Pictured here are several of the activities we enjoyed. if ' and its Raye with a rear jab, and Karen with a scream. er if KEITHS mS5ng.g.:km,'1 , ' , ,S LAKE ozanns . t t ' , ' BUSINESS E JB, SYSTEMS ggfff tea! 6 Pfaff S S SrS 4., 4 is 2 X XB K XM' p 1. . ,.,,: I .Q , j-, t m K 42 - iil'i di Q v I was N, A Q9 02-2-5 QBRFISS ygnvnvogg pm BEE : SEAFOOD :Q C cr ca KING CRAB LEGS r fl, S2 UMAHA PRIME ma ,y TQ smmm fi M u i cf wdu 9 J X l l J J zzfigl , L .. K va A , 'q so 9' f o O + 4. O f 'I' ' . 1 I ' . 1 'i , .L I Q9 ' i ' Q, . AV - . ' ...,, f s. v V . -Y M, ' 6 - f'f5-'Q , t A T fr fl-H, . 5' Swew is I 3- . , ti his as its Jag 1 .ix 5: A My Q MSN' 'f Q it - .. S .. if ,QQ ' vt T73 J H . 4- 15 1 n - F H S Q me f .4 Ma , i ,Mx t-.pw it QQ 1 '. Paw- 2 ' 1 29 ' s 'f'9'f--'-' N '- W 7 , lf, , mf K S ff' ,, 9 ,,M,,, ,gli , 'Ways :,uf,, 3, 7, . F . ,, C-f k' th . Joe soa ing up e sun ATHLETICS HHS FOOTBALL ll ll A Team 1 E i Dragons Opponents ,y , ,,.N , , so , emo ,,ssc ,, , OO Mullinville 14 4 r q i of . r .,, - W 54 'Nl 30 A C it li 1-'V V A ,,,'1 .,M , -5? v ti ii .F is 24 Norwich n Le 20 'Sharon A nnn 52-5 5 il fue ,151 ' W? 8 , nn use r W ' , . -'-k 'f'f1 ,, F 22 Skyhne ' V' 6 ' ' ' . Q ' ? .2 1 lfw:,'!, fs! ,.,i le' 'A 11 44 at do L' 40 Cunningham , vga A,,,, V . f lat: ietriy s rr ii ,mr 54 at-Attica 1 .K Xk ,V ,Q ' f . E . 1 ,-1 F 1 5 ,.,.,,' J , U V wily . , 36 'Lewis 'n'h te ' f - at - ,y i 4 W' , 'V ' V i K '-' 'ff' 1: U i . B' VA,A H Q B T - n,ln B C 'fm ' 'AL fs 4l , W,,L 1 :. , ' f l , 1' if 5 , 4-,Kirin-,fr g r kikkk WV: TL ' Lf' ' waasx.::5V ,fx. M ,..A' ii n .smff',,ggg'fgi4S4:'f .. JNL-A VK, ,f m If , ,N a + MN , . f Q 1S42,l Ei-323 KFQJZJQ Feagll K, lfiipmii r fi' 61 Greensburg y-aim 'W H Wi-tem.2SWdfl,v4'fEWEwW,5SrQa'L..gx, Ei1..,.4f..s.1WL....,..,.,r,E' ' r W A558 Lewis f it ANYWN ' CH -W W BWI? W'-lf? W it-M-We-vw li' 50 Macksville 11 - . 64,38 Skyhrfe Front row: Coach Lewis, Coach Stanage, Dell Bertram, David Wiggins, Alan Rittgers, VW 38 Bucklm Brad DeGarmo, Robert McAdoo, Philip Leininger. Row 2: Randy Wiggins, Eric Riley, ik, 24 Cunningham jim Scott, Chris Philpott, john I-Iannan, Charles Binford, Jeff Christensen, Bill McAdoo. 'Home Game Back row: Todd Mayhew, Joe Stevens, Torn Brozek, Jerry Worden, Larry Knaub, Brad Holliday, Jesse DeGarmo, Charles Leininger. Get up Bertram, you're not hurt! 44 If I told you once, l've told you a thousand times, DON'T STAND AROUND! . un' 5 , -5. fl 1' mason? ' g f ': . .. Q!-' .. , .X .za 435 . Q-1 , ,N i QS I 'Y 'Egg N f .f .Au-fiig Wm V if K N, N4 2 0 A . dy Q 1 4 3 nun -1. ,N -53 . .,,. 3 itil 3 VOLLEYBALL H K 1 Carolyn . ' U ,jg 5 1 A-team B-team Haviland 11 10 1211 Lewis 15 15 1 81 Haviland 15 6 1 1161 Kinsley 7 15 15 1211 Haviland 16 15 1151 1151 Protection 14 12 1 61 1 61 Haviland 11 9 1201 Skyline 15 15 1221 Haviland 15 11 15 1211 N-Z 11 15 4 1191 Haviland 5 3 1 71 1121 1 Cunningham 15 15 1151 1151 1 Back row left to right: Rochelle Johnson, Kyle Ann Gibson Ruby Moon Coach Chrlstensen Raye Gwin, Carolyn Tuttle, Tammy Elliottp Front row left to right Toma Rittgers Maclnelle Coggms Kaye Getting, Patti Hannon, Kayleen Ross -ii Haviland Attica Haviland Lewis Haviland Sharon Haviland Norwich Haviland Mullinville -5' -rv Hi ki M, W 15 15 3 5 8 10 15 15 7 15 10 15 12 15 6 15 15 15 5 10 4 6 15 15 C135 i215 C217 4235 1213 4143 4123 C215 2 7 1515 10 15 15 5 4 12 15 15 6 13 15 15 may saw f RWE ' in 4, The team was excited after winning the Regional Cham- ,f pionship. A second look at a close victory. Watch Out Dr. J.!! Q X L ,-mei Kayleen Ross all-league OPPONENTS DRAGONS Skyline 35 20 Mullinville 42 21 Bucklin 46 38 Attica 63 15 Cunningham 36 44 Skyline 53 29 N-Z 38 46 Lewis 34 30 Greensburg 21 31 Mullinville 41 28 .J OPPONENTS DRAGONS N-Z 40 54 Coldwater 41 52 Norwich 24 26 Protection 53 24 Sharon 48 38 Regional Tourn. Trinity 28 29 Cunningham 43 46 Norwich 27 29 Sub-state Tourn. Bucklin 401 31 Basketball team left to right: Coach Stanage, Anita Collins, Ro- chelle Johnson, Carolyn Tuttle, Rachel Johnston, Ruth Johnston, Tonia Rittgers, Kayleen Ross, Machelle Coggins. fy A A xxx? The 1979-80 basketball season was an exciting one for the basketball girls and fans. For the first time in the history of girls basketball at Haviland High, the girls went to Sub-State. Going into Regional play with a record of 10 and 9, the girls were not expected to go as far as they did. However they were able to defeat Trinity and Cunningham to make it into the finals. Not satisfied with runners up of Regionals, the girls went on to beat Norwich in a close two point game and took the title of Regional Champs. FRUIT MARKET HAVILAND, KANSAS GD UWQQM Q E E Q? EW iijmgm fi fi El FQ I 'W E Val M x 1 Sr Y Varsity Basketball DRAGON SCOREBOARD Opponent Dragons Skyline 64 56 Mullinville 42 30 Bucklin 44 48 Attica 39 56 Cunningham 50 46 Skyline 46 43 Attica 57 63 N-Z 30 68 Lewis 50 63 Mullinville 35 27 Skyline 53 41 N-Z 25 66 Coldwater 45 60 Norwich 66 57 Protection 46 61 Sharon 55 52 Attica 53 68 Cunningham 68 58 A ' 'ff ,- 1? ff'fi3w:t,.4t'i ' ' - X ' QL!! K -,iss N g I x 15 1 5 . s I K , , t E' L I 1 1 ' ' 4 S ., f in it I 1 6 ' ' f if ,' C NWS ' , f, t:r-rr ' f' r- 3 5 X Z , A I LA 7 Q ,, ,. J 3 I I V I V A - sf 2' .V 73 l h , 1 V H5 'V f xy , 3 I ' ' A W ,, .I 1 .. I W X 1 ',.r liz:-7 J ,l ' if ,1 t ' ' ' 5 '- -If , ' i L' ,- 'A 1 A S f' ' V K I ,., ,Zi Ui,qg,V G V. Q 2 33- , 2:3 41,3 A r -. .-.N 2 1 -' A 1 ' 'S 1 A , K ,. , . F it a It Q , l In gf' 3 ' I ' ' ' f ' ' 1 5 ' . l SV ' b y 1, W X L so x , if N, , a 4 0 A f - Alu . , I af Front row: Brian Whitney, Charles Leininger, Mike Christensen, John Han- nan, Chris Philpott, Alan Clark. Back row: Coach Larry Lewis, Charles Binford, Jesse DeGarmo, Jeff Christensen, Joe Stevens, David Getting, Jerry Worden, Coach Les Christensen. All League - foe Stevens Honorable Mention - fesse DeGarmo, jeff Christensen HILDINGER 'S 50 Greensburg, Kansas 3 ,,.,, i 3 t ,,f, V if gl Vafsffy Bafkefbaff DRAGON SCOREBOARD Opponent Dragons Skyline 51 43 Mullinville 56 58 Bucklin 27 51 Cunningham 51 45 Skyline 16 37 Lewis 18 35 Mullinville 36 49 Bucklin 44 49 Coldwater 44 45 Norwich 32. 49 Protection 29 50 Sharon 34 65 Front row: Wayne Brown, Brad Holliday, Randy Wiggins, Brad DeGarmo, PRATT AGRI' Todd Mayhew, Back row: Philip Leininger, Charles Leininger, Mike Chris- SERVICE tensen, Brian Whitney, John Hannan, Chris Philpott, Coach Les Christen- sen' Pratt, Kansas so , 4- f a e B -', Y ' , J, ' 'Six 1-, ' 4 - Q r ' 3 15 X gv' if g f sg tt t ' 6 r 4 gc ,W t A .. f N N. fr .g Si- A . 'Yr l i , it if J 33,33 wr 1.3 H :W fl- K K T. I , 'K irrrr N Q g iiir 'K i .. e,r li Q Erie--... S 34 f .. I - X. ff- --Y - 1' X 1 A TRACK Worden To Sta te 4 Five School Records Set by '80 Track Team 44 Dash Worden 880 Run 2.08.5 llvgfden 120 H. 16.3 Decarmg 330 Inter. Hd. 42.1 DeGarmo 440 Yd. Relay 47-3 Getting Christensen Worden Holliday 4 Track from left - Coach Christensen, Alan Rittgers, David Getting, Brad DeGarmo, Lar Knaub, Jerry Worden, Jeff Christensen, Jesse DeGarmo, Todd Mayhew, Brad Hollida Eldon Starkey, Head Coach Ken Stanage, Kayleen Ross Cmanagerj, Tonia Rittgers. li. 52 , . 1' , yn ' , I Jerry Worden and Jeff Christensen placed first and second in the league in the 440 yard dash. Jerry went on to take second at state L4 Z-i . , KX s--1 E . I I I 4 , fi t , A , , W . ,. -, if . ,,. , ' mf'-..4 .z CITY FLORAL AND GREENHOUSE A N6 A , W M Y Greensburg, Kansas Front Row, from left - Jeff Rush, Patti Hannan, Kyle Ann Gibson, Ronnie Gwin, Coach Lewisg Back Row - Phillip Leininger, Mike Christensen, Charles Binford, Charles Leininger, Brian Whitney, Eric Riley. . x K I i 2 5 .mf 1 A ,f 4 si Y 21' J' 7 ' J .- ' N...- :.,,.,, ' ., v- ,t.,,,f .,:!, .QM I 1 1 'x ,fit KL . mar- jk, ij f e Q , . 4 V 1 is ' :ff -it iilr 51 ' Phillip Leininger finds out tennis is more than hitting balls. L1 WG- +1 K. 1 Qfanxaf- lil w . TENNIS 3 as is-2' f s no GRC ClU'ClOY2 A l. Q- K .- l 5 1 1 Q 1 Q e Valedictorian - Charles Binford Co-Salutatorians - Ruth Johnston and Chris Coggins Class Motto - We have only failed when we have failed to try Class Colors - Yellow, ,. Orange, and White and Orange Rose Q' y r S ,, 9 f l , l Class Flower - Yellow The speaker for the evening was Rev. Frank Burch, the Eng-- lish instructor at H.H.S. during the 1978-1979 school year, He was 1980 Commencement speaker by special request of the class. -K', 1 ,,., wczprr-:sean-fzlnrxf 'QM , ELEMENTARY KIN DER GAR TEN Stephanie Bortz Terri Brown Chateese Clark Kasey Clark Rye DeGarmo Julie Evans Marshall Fancher Craig Iantz Heather Iantz Amy J ones Roy Kiser Sonya Mercer Misti Mix Kenny Morford Jason Muntz Paul Nelson Misty Powers Brooke Thompson Micah Wright Elaine Worden, Teacher Kendra Wingfield, Not Pictured c. A , M, ,me M...f-y ' it fi M W ' Sv 5 M iq A ' y-Q YM . 1. M ng C QW ' - X Ll. ...- M ... Q Tix if M M 'Q S4 ...Y - s ...ff xjl Ma it? K w r Mfr M ffm A 1 .M ,jj ,11Qb,3 1-:-':..' -, g li 4' r 1 Q Ui 3 fs. ' -. 6 4 . ,J it N-Q Mrsi ' r1,, M ' i t ff lui . '-' Qi 7 ff' M - . f' ' W . 'V zvglrlrx ' ,., 1 'X Y 3151 1' ' w C ' a li : s.l1I.,s if -J f V A Y: -Q M- T ' M . Miif? 1.r , i - N ' ,.kA - ,., Q, sf' K p K az .tif M was X is .x...,y ily M yryyygg M 6 ,aww f Q J gm sk I x , A M MMMM M M fs X X 'N X ls f s M f . H A ,151-M . 5 , :Mak 'C 6 fav. x Km .nn-Q 'ilx - I FIRST GRADE Joe Ables Ray Carter Darline Davis Brandon Evans Craig Mardock Corey Mercer Shelli Riggs Chris Rose Marci Sneed Randy Snyder Anthony Withers Mildred Fankhauser, Teacher Daniel West, Not Pictured f m f , 'f if ,Ze as i .M: .. M V K My ,M M'f+M.,axIfitf M gm f rd' l 5 X f X iv? f.. 'sv Mm 653 K -4 1 f K ' , tv N T ' 1- 'W 5 2: rw av .1 5 Y X! Q -. I J, 3ffgW,,s.1f 1 is it .srgaws .t MM Y 1 1... His 5 i s Q sq A M , Mlm M ,fn A 351.4 . if T M . . 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Anne Abels Chris Baker Craig Clarkson David Crall LaDawna Hagewood Ryan Kendall Audie McFarlen Mark Slief Mark Slovacek Lisa Taylor Rob Young Karen Grossman, Teacher Sundown Jacobs, Not Pictured David West, Not Pictured 57 . ,ze gr ...i ,,.. ,H 1 vv, , 1 .. l- . as riyyss FQUR TH GRADE Q T Rosetta Jacks, Teacher y il ,'l'T lil.lxlx ll T ' tliit ttiii T gi W , ww 'r r. V 1 ,Q Y,L fr Q 400901 David Abels T ,, s F Debby Armstrong X s ik H V ' ' 0 r Teresa Beane ,T , ,r,rr ,,g, L g ' C Mike Boman 3 C 4 Si, Arerrl A eeirrr , Monty Qorbet .hisrssauf sam sl. 4. MAH: T , errr S lik an of A V - ,VV, , is ef? ,Magi Pete I-Iaflich ,P S P T A - , Y: Lee Jantz p , ' err he 5 U L f Kendal Lothman 4 N . Q T w g T A T Michael Pickering X4 -Y' f N V5 X. Q. aff Brandon Thompson s Mark Worden ' H g at P f bg Phillip Renner, Not Pictured A 5' . ,,. 1 X' Y X' Q, ,X ' AX 1, Al' l FIFTH GRADE David Armstrong Jonathan Bridges David Campbell Neil Clarkson Teresa Corbet Dina Crall Doug Evans Paula Haflich Trent Jacks Willie Johnston Carla Koinzan Kayla Sneed Starla Thompson Q i L 19' G w i A C I' 'f ' f 'im W , fr I C 'sl T. it only i V , xwgi jx , 'jj . V 1 I A ,, ' p K 7 '.., in jj, 4 Q Sy ' 54? e,. ' s ' 5, X 11 , S-if' , ' , , '23 .l-. M J' ul .3 , 5511 sigxgx Ari fl 'l ' ' L ' A V ' f ' i 1 , , 0 Q, , V , . I T. g , Y L Q li F P' is s if P' s Z Gala ' . Q ' . - 41 ' , ' z T A ' .5 V' Y'-f1 ,A W Q l'gLf...f,,A,? vgpwxf M, r td. ' -.eg gl , Q M X , V QW .F ,, Q 1 . V -' f,i,..1.' Q ', u-.g F Mil X iff' L a,mff'i1'f:a+,- Marjorie Townsend, Teacher Jackie McKeighen, Not Pictured Theresa Priddy, Not Pictured Carolyn West, Not Pictured S8 W im SIXTH GRADE 4 :L if ' if hx if L ' V, ',,. ' 1 'P 5 Q A ,,.. , 0 , N B 'S7 ff . 4 trrrie T has T T a t v is M AA'f' ZLV if ' it Bruce Baker Yancy Ballard Jason DeGarmo Melinda Hagewood Michelle Kester Catherine Mardock Randy Pickering Suzanne Rittgers Randy Wade Dana Bartlett, Teacher SEVENTH GRADE ga, , 'vig 'Cal K ,rf M l 1 1 ' as if I i 2 V Fm L 6 , 'N 1 -' , I ,it it ' QL.. fi' , --'N V Lg, . f, rn. auf .ig , X . gf Q ag Q ar -A 5 Ag, 5 g , Z5 'Q A , , . fa , Qi. V ' ,. A . Q6 if N ,aw , 6 li. .i at f YA -. r Tom Armstrong David Bridges Ruby Brown Sandra Brown Rodney Brozek I.aDonna Cobb Lisa Prankhauser Bryan Ferguson Becky Gwin Kim Jacks Donny Johnson Tim Minkovich Jon Rittgers Lonnie Mills, Teacher Robert Crall, Not Pictured Patricia Haflich, Not Pictured Christina West, Not Pictured EIGH TH GRADE ,lg -'Q , vm p JL.. fe M5 . ,- 5 Cx , W ' K ' 1 ' I 5, C fa- Q . 3 :we E J Q2 'T was A ' . Kathy Armstrong S Sherry Campbell Vonda I-Iagewood Robert Iantz Sarah Johnston N: ,Q fi' A 5 va W K- -Xi Tammy Knaub T- 5' Ty Lothman 'E tit t to 'S 1 T2 it N vfjb, Mike Minkovich hr-t T A N lx Q X Christina Schowalter at fer Q aff Bruce Thompson , 1 V Jerri Tuttle T t,. ,N v'j2g'f ' Jay Wade ' -. I 'l' Ianell Schooley, Teacher , we AY J T Lorrainna West, Not H Pictured leaf, Sarah Johnston, Valedictorian and Kathy Armstrong, Salutatorian Oftentxmes xt IS the extra curncular 8CtlVltlES that teach students to work closely wlth others to strnve together as a team and to excel 1n some way as xndlvnduals QAboveJ Mr Wade dressed appropr1ately for the Crazy Ballgame 9-. We'll take care of those tons1ls for you, M1ke, says Pete Hafhch Sarah Johnston and Tammy Knaub race to f1n1sh the l1ne ln the three legged race on Play Day One small step for man one g1ant hop for Trent Jacks 1n the sack race Y J' . K M l qv . , rn .-' 2' 1, f . In in juli' . 'Q . iffy' , , 7 X , -N 5 . 5 ft v 2 1 I . P '5- The Lrttle Olymprcs IS an annual event that provrdes an opportumty for the grade school students grades one through srx to partrclpate rn track runnrng and fxeld events lAbovej Rosa Bowman crosses the lrne rn f1rst place in ' .J-. ZTXQJASI' Those students who placed 1n an event recetved a rrbbon for therr hard efforts Everyone had a good trme and lt was a chance for students to drsplay therr athletrc abllxtres tAbovel The relay team warts anxrously for the chance to perform Chrxs Showalter clears the hurdles wrth the greatest of ease Wk I? 'Rfk ---a..aMs41, Tffm Mak ...J vs, Hn.. S ,awww ' I LPM ut Jonathan Brrdges rn the shotput event T: L, r t X, l wk - BM L 1 ,, V' f ' W'f' K K 1 r ,..L' ' si-eff' W 4 W ' .. ,,,v . QW M , . , - 1 KW - T -V el,, X ' -fi ' f ,gf ,--- . Vjfwr, --,,, 4 .t.:.. . .t.--. ixrevi H ' gg: T1 , T . ' g . mn- N, -1' .. xg. . QI- , T . cr - f ' V f , 1.122 - si u ' iz, 5 A it 'T , W . ff 1 --as t fl 4: , S5 a W , J wks - ,' K l M W t ,, , A for ' e L Yin 4 n 1 ' J: . , ,N .,., Q JA- T K 4 g -, was ' ' 1 V l5N I mn 1 Q . . - - V A , t ,X sz A D - . . L A . 4 Vi - , ' 'T ' --.Q l T S 4 '7 V Back Row Coach Stanage jason DeGarmo Randy Wade, Yancy Ballard, Bruce Baker. Second Row Ty Lothman Mlke Mmkovrch jay Wade, Tim Minkovich, Donny Johnson Front Row Davrd Brxdges Rodney Brozek, Robert Jantz, Ion Rittgers, QM nwanwaafglrm rr x Q -o T QD to 4, E Q1 'tg .. L 9 IL f IL L 97 9 ur 'J ua -' X x 8 l W ' s. aw' 1 Back Row: Coach Lewis, Lisa Fankhouser, Jerri Tuttle, Kathy Armstrong, Sarah Johnston, Chris Schowalter. Second Row: Becky Gwin,'Kim jacks, Vonda Hagewood, LaDonna Cobb, Ruby Brown, Tammy Knaub. Front Row: Melinda Hagewood, Suzy Rittgers, Michelle Kester, Kathy Mardock, Sandy Brown. C OBERL Y'5 Greensburg, Kansas 63 JR HIGH BASKETBALL Back Row: Bruce Thompson, Tim Minkovich, I ay Wade, Bob Sears, Mike Minkovich, Randy Pickering, Coach Stanage. Second Row: Bob Crall, Tom Armstrong, Ty Lothman, Randy Wade, David Bridges, Donny Johnson, jon Rittgers, Front Row: Rodney Brozek, Bryan Ferguson, Yancy Ballard, Bruce Baker, Jason DeGarmo, Robert Iantz. 'I ,. .c,,. , ., -L L i . 1 S+' 2 i I , A 1. - . g I Q P f e i- N - or ,W z cc,c V of 1 Cheerleaders: Jerri Tuttle, Tammy Knaub, Sarah John- ston, 'Wi'-N., -gg-le 5 , IT 'iff 5 . . J N J B , g gr 215 Q32 A sl ,., f i A K f lsf ffa S141 ,. Q S ' if A in as 1 f22 -ns 25 t T 2 C V ' T - ' t C, , wi .., M ila ,I N A V. ,A . M I ,.AV iK,,..i 1 ' 5 5 sam 11 s,,,,,.m ms' ix Q -afw -f -.f ..,., ge - -f .., 1.-o 5 I .mf A g 5 , T7 Back Row: Tammy Knaub, Michelle Kester, Lisa Fankhouser, Jerri Tuttle, Sarah Johnston, Sherry Campbell, Kathy Armstrong, Coach Lewis. Front Row: Kim jacks, Ruby Brown, Kathy Mardock, Suzy Rittgers, Tricia Haflick, Sandy Brown, Melinda Hagewood, Vonda Hagewood. Haviland, Kansas -A fR HIGH TRACK Back Row: Ty Lothman, Bryan Ferguson, Tim Mickowich, Jay Wade, Mike Mickovich, Robert jantz. Second Row: Bob Crall, Randy Wade, David Bridges, Bruce Thompson, Randy Pickering, Rodney Brozek, Ion Rittgers, Front Row: Donny Johnson, Yancy Ballard, Bruce Baker, Jason DeGarmo, Tom Armstrong, Coach Stanage. Back Row: Coach Lewis, Tricia Haflick, Sarah Johnston, Chris Schowalter, Kathy Armstrong, LaDonna Cobb, Front Row: Kathy Mardock, Tammy Knaub, Ruby Brown, Suzy Rittgers, Kim Jacks, Lisa Fankhouser, Michelle Kester. OWL DRUG STORE Pratt, Kansas Q: . J' fy X as L me M HW ' f ' ' V 2 3 t.23w,.i3, , , .ffrK5K?f,5' , Q V ' 4 it .- V A , , - k fi , ii ig ' fx' A gf? DR G i i if xi Q if! 3 N fs 1 Q Ri rg, pk ww V .5 .. N X i J we Q A me Q , 3 2 2 .1 1 'ii 'X 0 R K 'A Q X A be S ig Ngimi ,Sie t3afsx T W if R 4 M3133 K.. 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P 1 . ton D Dekalb Seed Dealer rn-Lvl,-,-Q-I FARMER S Havrland, Ks phone 862 5225 Carl Hartman, Manager The followmg serwces are offered L1qu1d Protem and Del1very SEIVICS Custom S011 Sampl1ng wlth Hydrauhc Probe On The Farm Tlre Truck Serv1ce Custom Blend Llquxd Fert1l1zer Plant Complete Lme of Agncultural Chem1cals Custom L1qu1d Fert1l1zer Appl1cat1on Bulk Feed Del1very Custom Chemlcal Applxcatron Bagged Fert1l1zer Custom Blend Dry Fert1l1zer Plant Complete Servlce Statlon Custom Dry Fertxlxzer Applrcatlon S011 Sample Analysls 1 500 Bushel Per Hour Gram Dryer Seed Cleaner and Treater Complete Custom MIX Feed M1ll 1 O68 240 Bushel Gram Storage L1V6SfOCk Supphes and Ammal Health Trained personnel to meet your every need. WHAT WE DON'T HA VE - .. WE CAN GET' . l I 5 A l I I I W 1 I 'Hamas V ' ' I . K I y t. fx - , 2 T i - ----- -. 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Dick proprietors DD motel approved RAILROAD SAVINGS S LOAN ASSOCIATION Maj or Agency gm Major Realty 206 South Main YQ Q 5 Greensburg Kansas 52054 Plume 316 723 2201 116 South Main GREENSBURG KANSAS 67054 Phone 723 2471 Radio .fhaek 'rms S808 a commrw nmsorzons nesurons E SECDND AND MAHQ POST OF FICE BOX 985 E PRATT KANSAS 67124 all a E mx V , A kypbh gt. 7 or llllli is s I A' lllll A, ll -A 'All I, ,s liz 1 pgigffp lp 1 S S f 1tlr,,ss thlp lr- z M f 3 A selr siri A A i 5 I v sris A ' S i 'fi ' sr.i iff A lu: p f I H 1' as 1 . 1 . .A 11 to r I Vx M mV 15 h . . rA,A. in , M Pr tt Trlbu ne P O Box 909 Pratt Kansas 67124 TRINITY CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP Wrldon 8: Pat Harms, pastor Sunday School Sunday Mormng Sunday Evemng Wednesday Evemng 10 O0 H1 11 00 m 7 00 p m 7 30 p m Enter mto HIS gates wrth thanksgwmg and 1nto I-hs courts wrth pralses Psalm 100 4 O gwe thanks unto the God of heaven for HIS mercy endureth forever Psalm 136 26 I was glad when they sa1d unto me let us go 1nto the house of the Lord Psalm 122 1 That lf thou shalt confess Wlfh thy mouth the Lord Jesus, and shalt belleve ln thlne heart that God hath ra1sed h1m from the dead, thou shalt be saved Romans 109 Gxve, and rt shall be grven unto you, good measure, pressed down, and shaken together, and runnlng over, shall men g1V6 1nto your bosom Luke 6 38 L r f Q 2 194, -Q -'iw , 4' ,fu If .-.1 16617 Cuff 1. ,fx 7 ' X -Ir E For all your bankmg Sefwces E IPIE DIPILJE BAN ,fa ,vw 2 XVA 'SL ff Wu A-v 1 nu 1, Q W FW fix? 1 Tlurd and Mam Pratt, phone 672 5611 gpg- 47 1- e-fw h,,:x,5Q5N fu, 35? 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