Inman High School - Teuton Yearbook (Inman, KS)

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Few students admitted they lived life to the fullest, most admitted they didn’t know really what they wanted. Every- one gossiped: It didn’t take long for “Did you hear?” to penetrate every corner of IHS. We solved problems in classes, held “fund raisers” for organizations and clubs, dreamed of senior sneak, rode school busses for endless miles to games. We skipped school for ski trips (with parental permission) and Juco games (without permission). We made the delinquent lists rarely, however, and school life was usually fulfilling Pauline Schmidt. In a quiet moment. Joe p,annenstie| celebrated his 62? birthday with a cake at lunch, works. Juniors Darry Johnson, Rick Davis, Dave Thiessen, Kevin Regler and Wade Gaeddert entertained the student body during a pep assembly for volleyball. Led by Coach Loganblll, Gladys Pips, the Juniors played the “whites.”

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4 Juniors Gary Willems. Jim Wood, and Darrin Plush take In the sights on the American History field trip to Fort Larned. Junior Shirley Bunk learned how to drive a garden tractor on chore night for the FFA Sweetheart Contest. Shirley was later named the FFA Sweetheart for 1981- 82. As the year progressed, students found there were other things besides classroom academics. Field trips took stu- dents to Government Day In McPherson, museum trips in Wichita and Abilene, the Cosmophere in Hutchinson and channel 10 and KFDI in Wichita. The Aggies even made it to K.C. “Goodies” showed up in lockers on game days and birth- days, lunch became a favorite class. Donna Shrag showed her spirit by making herself up during Pep Week for football.

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Senior Max Garcia showing his skill while cutting trim on the ban saw In wood shop. Max's project during the first semester was a cedar chest. Devin Hendricks hiding his new haircut while prepar- ing gourmet food In food-prep. 6 4 Rick Davis shows his traditional trademark.