Haviland High School - Yearbook (Haviland, KS)

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'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?

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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