Inman High School - Teuton Yearbook (Inman, KS)

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Audrey Armstrong Brian Ediger Vince Bengston Cary Brown Cherie Ediger Russell Ediger Ian Enns Sheri Ensz Curtis Dyke Scott Eberhart Tami Froese Frank Schrag Presten Fry Marilyn lonev Paul Siemens «iu% 1 Annette Cunn David Knowles Jenny Smiley Connie Heidebrecht DeAnn Nickel Linda Heidebrecht loleen Snyder Cameron Vincent 84 16 The class members of 84 took on a great deal of responsibility backing the three junior officers in student government, working endlessly to put on the junior-Senior Banquet and Prom, struggling hard to work To ward tneir goals in life, and looking forward to their senior year, sneak, graduation, and college As juniors they struggled through academics but took the days one day at a time, enjoying their high school years with many ac- tivities — concessions, clubs, paper drives, car washes, class parties, and athletics. All in all, the junior year was a memorable one and it ended with the juniors holding palm fronds over the seniors and thinking, This will be our time next year.

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The Sophomore class was very quiet as a whole but several individuals were in the limelig™ throughout the year. Ronda Wintamute was chosen for th nugnO'Brian award and Melody Wiens and Lisa Kroeker represented the school at the League Piano Festival, bringing homgjiigh scores Melody also competed in another piano contest, winning, and gave a con- cert with professional musicians. Randy Ellis and Scott Friesen got to strut their stuff on the court playing varsity basketball Even though these students stood out, the vs hole class pulled together to raise money for next year's banquet and prom They held concessions at Fall Festival, had a car wash, and held a paper drive For entertainment, the class eagerly went t games and dances and they also had a class party. Finally in the spring, they ordered their class rings and the will be wearing them when they return as Juniors in thJH