Junction City High School - Pow Wow Yearbook (Junction City, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 256 of the 1978 volume:

□ Co-Editors Bridget! O’Neal Robbie' McGowan Advisor Mr. Charles Baker Junction City High School Ninth and Eisenhower Junction City , Kansas 66441 Once upon a time .... The seniors worked but had some fun 12 The juniors dreamed of being class number one. 48 The sophomores had just two more years 72 Our athletes fought with minute fears . 98 Tho teachers yes, were very near 140 Our Queens held back that little tear. 1; 8 Our Clubs they numbered oh, so grand 172 Our active spirit rang throughout the land. 198 Our achievements showed what we had done And that is why we were No. 1 Welcome. . . . Aseditors and staff ofthis 1978Story Book, Once upon a time.. we would like to give you one more look at this year. This year brought not only change, buta new'enthusiasm in both students and teachers. CHANGE-a vital word to all of us this year. With leadership in the form of the new administration and the many new teachers, we met the change head on and created a better school than ever before. Throughout this entire year we have all changed in many ways and we hope that looking through, you will recall those changes as if dreaming in a fantasy world and remember the part you played In this little Story Book. Senior Division This year the Seniors won second place in the Homecoming parade. Graduation announcements were chosen by the class committee, and the whole class voted on class colors, the class flower and the class motto. During the year the Seniors worked diligently to raise money for the gift to the school. The last days of school brought excitement and anticipation, with measuring for caps and gowns, mailing those last minute graduation notices and planning for Senior week. COMMENT: This Senior class has been really great! Everyone worked so hard, and really took pride in the school, Beth Johnson, Senior class, president. 1. The Senior Class Committee is, kneeling: Daniel Willey, Frank Roome, Kevin Westover, Doug Mitchell, Harry May. Sitting: Debbie Smith, Marilyn deJesus, Terri Frazier and Sherry Young. Not pictured is Misty Anderson. 2. The Senior Class Officers, are: back row President, Beth Johnson; Vice-President, DonNahaku. Front row. Treasurer, Kathy Shad; Secretary, Terry Geringer. 3. The Senior Class Stuco Representatives are: back row Sandy Putney, Marilyn deJesus. Front row Debbie German and Carolyn Deasy. 4. The Head Senior Class Sponsor is, Mr. Ben Bennett. The Senior Class assistant sponsors, are (5) Mr. Harry (Bus) Stromgren and (6) Mr. Robert Schmoekel. 1. Ned Price, Brian Williams and Kenny Sheaffer showing skin in their Filly Football cheerleader uniforms. 2. Nikki Wheaton and Steve Archer watching a big, green, polka-dotted spider. 3. Byron Webb asking Jackie Humphrey through clenched teeth, I ittle girl what is your head doing on my shoulder? 4. DeanBlanken gives a humble pose. 5. Diane Duran, ScottKidd, Bill Mahaffey, JonSmidt and Byron Webb. A usual second hour with Miss Tressin. 6. Doug Devin, Ward Russell, Brian Williams, Scott Brown and Mike Quinta nar; a group of Raisin Bran rejects. SJOJU0S Seniors (? « 3d. Seniors Seniors tyrrtu r 4c i rt'te t Seniors t c « 6 Seniors Seniors % r r t Seniors Seniors run Seniors Seniors Seniors 1 • ( r A J Seniors Seniors Seniors S.T01U8S SJOJU0S k V � y Seniors Seniors Seniors Robbie McGowan and Bridgette We lived through the two years of | Seniors JThU O’Neal were our co-editors construction for the new addition to JCHS. Seniors r€A „ i 'WnA A Seniors Seniors Junior Class Officers •Junior Class Officers Officers of 1978 are: John Byers, Becky Hart, Nancy Cuba, Janie Cotton, Sue Bohannon. •Junior Class Stuco Representatives Stuco Representatives for 1978 are Sammie Formuyduval, Louise Welch, Jim Casey, Marti Smith. ___ The 1978 Class Committee members are: Connaitre Miller, Irene Cawrse, Penny Luthi, Jennie Walters, John Byers, Becky Hart, Nancy Cuba, Janie Cotton, Sue Bohannon. •Junior Class Sponsors Junior Class Officers Dennis Adam Cindy Adams Marcie Adams Koini Afalava Robert Apfe) William Archer David Archuleta EvaMaria Arnold Tua Atkins Mike Augustine Vonnie Bahl David Baker Duane Ball Susan Ball Valeria Ballard Janet Barber Rena Barger Sharon Bateman Allan Bauer Sherry Baxter Janie Beard Steven Beasley Junior Class James Bedore Jmula Berszelis Theresa Biddle Mike Bigs Greg Blschoff •Ricky Blair Scott Blackshaw Karen Boehning Dennis Boiler Kristi Bollman | Kristi I Lewis Brasfield Tony Brasfield Karen Bonner Tom Boone Robert Breese Mike Brewer Chris Broadway Milton Brown Junior Class Wallace Brucker Heide Brumm .Jeanie Bryant Sally Buckingham Wanda Bucker Owen Burgess Leigh Burleson Paula Burris Jim Casey Irene Cawrse Robert Chambers Ted Chance Junior Class Chris Chittum Chris Clemens Russell Cline Michele Cobb Pat Coderigan Carlos Colon Robert Cook Debra Courtney Robert Coy Margie Craig Vicky Crane Johny Creel Robert Cross Nancy Cuba Bobby Cunningham David Dacus John Daugherty Allen Davis Bill Davis Tressa Davis Steve Daymude Chris Deam Gary Deasy Kay Deever Tom Dickas Billy Doctolero Mike Dresden Junior Class Tressa Eally Laurie Eddy Frank Ede Patriea Edwards Scott Ervin Terry Fausnett Kevin Fessman Kim Fink Lance Fitzpatrick Mike Forbes Sammy Formaduval Cheri Foster James Fox Lee Frazier Matt Frazier Jeff Frye Ken Garner Kim Garner Mark Gauntt Junior Class Dale George James Germann Mark Gibb Anitia Gibbens Holly Gilbert Karen Gilman Glenn Glaser Don Glasgow Dana Glessner Lori Goins Cordy Gordon Tony Gonsalus Mike Goodwin Sonya Goodwin Rudy Griegs Mike Gross Josef Gyenge Francis Hand Ken Hane Bobby Harp Bobby Harp Margie Harper Henry Harris Becky Hart Dean Hedricks BTSniSB Junior Class Francis Hehekia Jim Henry Robert Heicks Ross Hindmann Herb Hite William Hollis Sandra Holloway Shari Jacobes Andrea James Curt Janke Doug Jeffery Jerome Holt Lisa Hosier Bobby Hulsebus Rebel Humphrey Jerry Ives Kevin Jackson Laura Jaco Junior Class Sheila Jenkins Ronni Johannas David John John Johnson Kenneth Jones Bruce Jones Yvette Johnson Nancy Kane Margot Jones Ronnie Jones Penny Kausler Tom Kowamoto Rodger Kelley Beverly Kemp Junior Class Bill Kennedy Jean Kies Jae Kim Sueha Kim Eddy Klima Greg Knox Eugene Kotlinskl Marsh Lane Marilyn Leonard Merle Leonard Michelle Leblanc Kathy Llchtenhan Jeanette Linder Randy Lobaugh Kathie Lockhart Julie Loeb Monica London Marla Luedtke Cindy Lundeen Penny Luthi Barbara Lynch Lori Lynch Richard Lytle Debbie Mack Perky Maclalrd Junior Class Robert Mahaffey Terry Mallony Diane Mancuso O. Jay Manning Greg Marcus Zenetta Martin Howard Mantinez Scott Maywell Peggy McCandles Nancy McCullough Gary McIntosh Kevin Meggison Mark Meredik Audera Mebbala Connaitre Miller Donna Miller Shiela Miller Tim Miller Jeff Mlthcell Jeff Mock Scott Molt Chris Moore Linda Mueller Kim Nelson Terry Nelson mm Junior Class Doug Nixon Tom Oakley Tersa Ochs Bob Odle Grandville Oldham Joseph Olsen Junior Class Annie Parvln Eddy Parvln Babette Paterson Greg Nestler Tina Nichols Tim Nicholson Patricia Nix BUI Orth Faye Owens Nancy Palmer Janie Paterson Chris Paxton Karen Pechin Brenda Pelfrev Vicky Perryman Gerald Phillips Teresa Pike Mary Pinon Sammy Pleas Jackie Poe Marsmand Powell John Prevett Frank Prolago Elina Raastad Kevin Rakos Kathy Rauierson Daniela Reed Ira Reed Twiollo Rentee Renee Ryne Karen Richardson Junior Class Junior Class Kelly Schmidt Charles Schular Shelley Scott Doug Shrewsbury Jance Shuttlesworn Terri Slagle Kevin Slattery Parlin Smith Marti Smith Mike Smith Steve Smith Susan Smith Karla Sowder Jill Spaulding Keith Spell Leonard Starks David Steffins Kevin Steinfort Alice Steuerwald Harrison Stewart Rod Stites Junior Class ■ Randy Taylor Steve Taylor Alton Thomas Elana Thompson Kemo Thompson Kim Thompson Arlene Thornberg Franc ine Toombs Carl Trick Jeff Turner Cassandra Tyson Brenda Underwood Junior Class David Strait Isabel Strauss Clark Swanson Kristi Tankersley Larry Underwood Larry Valion Mike Van Sickle Caroline Vigil Dale Voelcker Dennis Voshel Lisa Wadell Shelly Whale Malcome Wallace Jenny Walters Carl Ward Monl Watson J !� ' '' Debra Webb Derrick Weeden Louise Welch Don Wells Pamella Wheeler Brad White Lori White Rena White Lisa Whitten Mary Kim Williams Jim Willson Kris Winn Maiya Wisby Indra Wise Sheryle Wiseman Taunia Woodson Steve Wright Tim Wunder Chari Zerbe Rena Zimmerman Junior Class Steve Day JKaren Foster Mark Gaunt t Della Hall David Head Bill Huffmaster Cho Ho Kim Alice Iwig Julie Nelson Mary Rios Tina Robinson Svlvia Rodridguez Junior Late Pictures T willow Re title Terry Sader Sherri Saville Terry Schmalzried Shelly Scott Kenneth Shinn Janice Shuttlesworth Sandra Sontis Ladonna Thompson Shelly Wahle Debbie Watkins Louise Welch Lori White Annellese Woods Tonya Woodson Yvonne Woodson Rena Zimmerman Junior Late Pictures Iii Meiiioriam Bill Kennedy WILLIAM KENNEDY Bill was born July 16, 1961 at Shaw Air Force Base in South Carolina. He died January 27, 1978. Bill's main activities were fishing and fixing old car models. Even though Bill is no longer with us physically, his spirit will be alive and well in us for many years. -Misty Kennedy Psalm 121 I will lift up mine eyes into the hills, fromwhence cometh my help. My help cometh from the lord, which made heaven and earth. He will suffer they foot to be moved; he that keepth thee will not slumber. Behold, he that keepeth Isreal shall neither slumber nor sleep. The Lord is thy keeper: the Lord is the shade upon thy right hand. The sun shall not smite thee by day, nor the moon by night. The Lord shall preserve thee from all evil: he shall preserve thy going out and thy coming in from this time forth, and even for evermore. Junior I ate Pictures SOPHOMORE Class Officers Ricky Johns,Tammy Gerringer, Chris Stienfort,Sonya Thomas. Stueo Representatives Sophomore Class Officers Class Committee Back ro v;Randy Reno, Chris Stienfort, Susan Price, Cathy Gelvin Rene Wallace, Lisa German,Diane Plenert, Front row;Jeri Haden, Janet Killoran, Roxanne Wallace, Sand} Herrington, Michelle Johnson, Lowell Bli. s. Sponsors Sophomore Class Officers Charles Acosta Brigette Adair Joe Adams Donna Adkinson HLedi Alexander Brenda Allman Thomas Alvarez David Anders James Bass Rita Baughman Denvse Bastin Lisa Bean Paul Aponte Than Arington Jean Arnold Rick Ash Karen Atkins Tim Baechtold Ann Bailey Deborah Bailey Nikey Baker Shiela Baker Janet Ball Bjorn Barnett Sophomores George Beatty Andrea Becker David Beckman Monika Berszelis Roger Bennett Matt Blaciurach Gordon Blackshaw Guy Blankenship Lowell Bliss Shannon Boland Karen Bonner Kelly Boyd Lynn Boyer John Boykin Malcom Briggs Teresa Briggs Sophomores Pete Brklycica Dana Brown Roy Brown Kipp Brumm Kenneth Buick Kathy Bumgarner Tammi Bumpus Sonva Burleson George Burns Laura Burris Stanley Buttler Lela Cadle Susan Campbell Keti Carlisle Tracy Carmen Eddie Carmona Jackie Carmona Salena Case Kelly Casey Julian Ceno Earl Chambers Willie Chambers John Charland Lee Chastain Ernestine Chism Deana Christensen Mike Clark Robin Clemens Donna Cobb Michael Cobb Robert Coffey Robert Coker Marie Colbert Frank Coleman Jimmy Coleman Alan Collins Gilbert Colon Sylvia Colon Helga Colson Sophomores Debra Crabtree Major Cictlg Jackie Crane Russel Cuba Dwight Cunningham Angela Cyphers Micheal Davis Mary Davis Marie Davis ■Tame Davidson Kenneth Daniel Marc Dacus Ray Day Patty Day Anthony Dejesus Jeffry Dishman Lisette Domenech Debra Domiano Sophomore class Sandra Domino Clifford Druit Jeff Dolany Leroy Dupere Barry Durkee Vicky Easily John Edmunds Charles Edwards Tresa Elam Lorane Enfield Max'low Eversole Robert Eshleman Kimberly Evans Claude Epting Tony Forbes Susan Fogle Layne Fitzpartiek Micheal Fields Gary Fields Sophomore Class Rebecca Foster Wanda Foster Sherri Frazier Suzette Garrido William Garrison Carol Ann Gearheart Kathy Gelvin Tammy Geringer James German Jimmy Germann Lisa Germann Tracy Gfeller Scott Gladson David Glasgow Colin Glessner Roxanne Gonslaves Richard Goodin Patrick Gorman Dawn Goshorn David Graham Sophomores John Graves Don Griego Keith Griffin John Grimm Michael Gronewold Doris Gyenge Jerri Haden Roger Hairston Albert Edward Dennis Hall Thomas Hall Wesley Hall Manel Harris David Head Regina Head Lilith Hedrington Alan Heindel John Helt Ruth Helt Mark Henley Sophomores Philip Festerman Sheila Hettinger Peggy Hofman Teresa Holderman Dianne Hollis Lori Holvorson J. C. Hopkins Renee Horne Micheal Howard Steven Howard Carla Hoyle Raymond Hellet Tuyyal Hussain Florence Ibarra Kimberlv Jackson Milton Jamie Ricky Johns Cathy Johnson Danitra Johnson Randolph Johnson Sophomores Rhonda Johnson Sandy Johnson Janice James Jonathan Kassner Maria Kaszanics Misty Kennedy Janet Killoran Hye Jung Kim David King George Kirkwood Janinee Kramer Steve Lacy Cynthia Laney Debbie Lane Curtis Larson David Laster Sophomores Shirley Las ter Michael Lau Leon Lewis Mary Lockyer Harvey Lincoln Charlie Legg Tony Lindsey Arthur Lindsley Gretchen Lotz Sandy Maldonado Ray Mann Kyle Martin Robert Martin Mike Martino Mary Mathes Lenny Maxwell George May Julie McCullough Anne McDaniel Cindy McDaniel Celestine McElrath Rikki Merriweather Sophomores Brenda Meyer Barry Meyer Tony Miles Belinda Miller Cheryl Miller Patricia Miller James Milliagan Alphonso Mitchell Glen M itchell Mickie Mitchell Teresa Mock Scott Moody Paulette Moore Moore Sophomores Paul Neidle A1 Nelson Monica Nitsoh Joyce Norris Darren Murphy Kenneth Mathout Tracy O'Brien Karen Mores Debra Maddock Brenda Pasley Chris Paxton Patricia Payne Gwen Pearson Ronney Peck Pat People Marilyn Perez Rick Pero Mark Phillips Sophomores Kevin Picklesimer Lani PLnon Diana Plenert Renee Poe Charles Pope Ines Powell David Price Susan Price pobert Prices Rende Prolago David Quintanar Donna Ramil Bill Reece James Reenike Mary Reno Bruce Rhodes Mark Rich Karen Richards Brace Richardson Carla Riddle Sophomores Roy Rikoric B'lly Rj ppert Mark Robbins Mark Roberts Jessie Roberts Bessie Roberts Davis Rose Ray Rose Cindy Roush Judie Rowland Michele Roth Judith Santos Penny Sanders Gary Schmalzried Karen Sc'hmidt Robert Scrogins Clayton Schmutz Marian Schmidt Sheryl Setter Sue Sharker Keith Shrewsbury Jay Shoily Bernard Show Diane Shrope Jim Shumate Sophomores Mary Skittern Cheryl Slattery Lisa Slaughter Juanita Small Denise Smith Elton Smith Greg Smith Janet Smith Mike Smith Sherri Smocovich H. A, Spaulding Gabriela Spreuer Mark Sprick Chris Steinfort Duane Stephen Kathy Stevenson Bob Story Debbie Stutler Marie Sullivan Blake Sykes Sophomores Pat Tankers ley Mike Tarver Bonnie Taylor Mike Taylor C. Taylor Rick Teidel Cliff Townsend Cathy Tharp Sonya Thomas Alonzo Thompson William Thorriberg Gary Thrift Brenda Trotter Thomas Tuttle Wince Tyson Sophomores Gary Ulmer Scott Ulmer Stephanie Van Sickle Ken Vaghan Sherri Vickers George Williams Sabrina Williams Jaulo Williams Vernon Williams Walter Williamson Stephanie William Linda Widner Teresa White David White Bobby White Tim Waters Betty Ward Ruth Walters Richard Walters Alklena Waller Sophomores Carman Walldrop Roxanne Wallace Renee Wallace Theresa Walker Andrew Wilson Carolyn Winter Denise Wisecarver Lacie Wiseman Robert Witt Daryl Woods Debbie Woolever Gary Wright Debbie Wyant Rebela Yalde Drake Yong Carla Zimmerman Sophomores Joe Adam Barbara Ardery Denise Bastin Guy Blankenship Brian Boyd Sharisse Bronson Dana Brown Richard Brummel Kelly Casey Greg Cooper Peter Crumbly Constance Fairfax William Forbes Daniel Gabberd Angela John Sandy Hennington Michele Johnson Pearl Jordan Jerald Keene Deborah Kelly Renee Kirkpatrick Jerome Kracht Sophmore Late Pictures Larry Lay Charles Le'gg Charles Letthoff Marion Lincoln Jane Llewelyn Barrie Loeb Gene Madkins Jesse McNair William Mitchell David Morris Terri Nosaka Pam Orr Stephanie Peebles Donna Price Robert juries J. Pruit Treniece Rentie Tow ana Rhine Charles Russel Mariam Schmidt R. Shinn Cory Stans ic Cliff Townsenc Darryl Tucker Debbie Wahle Andy Williams David Whisenant Teresa White Serika V hite Delbert W'hitefoot Sophmore Late Pictures fought with minute fears Blue Jay Football Team CKL Co-Champs BACK ROW: Layne Fitzpatrick, Mike Gornewald, Bjorn Barnett, Mark Sprick, RoyRikoric, Kip Brumm, John Edmonds, Mike Fields, Harvey Lincoln. Stanley Butler, Cliff Drult, Virgil Luben, Rick Pero, Richard Goodin, Rodger Bennett. FOURTH ROW; Steve Johnson, Don Walker Larrv Underwood, Keith Spell, Kyle Martin, Than Arrington, Leon Lewis, Gary Wright, Tony Miles, Johnny Durr, Steve Lacey, Ricky Johns, John Charland, George May, Norberto Ricco, Greg Fden, Randy Johnson. THIRD ROW: Scott Maxwell, ReneDelamar, MikeGross, KevinFessman, Chris Heningtan, Scott Kidd, Brad Anderson, Ken Jones, Warren Schlichtlng, James German, Chris Moore, DarrenMurphy, George Kirkwood, James Milligan, Frnie Watts, DerekWeeden, OJ Manning, David Glasgow. SECOND ROW: MikeSmith, Tim Nicholson, MikeGoodwln, Jim Casey, KC Gabbert, Mark Keiley, Randy Lobaugh, Byron Webb, Butch Spencer, Alonzo Kirksey, Tony Bras field, Greg Nestler. FIRST ROW: Bobby Grant, David Las ter, Jon Smidt, Robert Archer, John Harris, Jeff Birch, Harry May, Bob Story, Mark Gauntt. Kennv Smith. The 1977 football season was one of two parts. The first five games and the last four games. The first part had disappointments and heartaches. The schedule was very tough, but injury to key players was still the key to the season. The second part was a New Season, and the players and coaches alike had a different attitude toward the rest of the year. The seniors will be missed and we wish them the best of everything. We only hope that they have learned from football, how to better play the game of life. The juniors and sophomores have next year to look forward to and hope to meet the goals that they set for themselves. Good luck to all. Football Seasons Record JCHS 6-38 Raytown, Missouri JCHS 20-8 Salina South JCHS 12-22 Great Bend JCHS 7-14 Manhattan JCHS 8-63 Wichita Southeast JCHS 42-12 Topeka West JCHS 41-21 McPherson JCHS 15-8 Salina Central JCHS 14-0 Garden City COACH Dee Simpler COACH COACH COACH A1 Simpler Ben Bennett Jim Ratzlaff COACH Gus Noble Sophomores Gain Undefeated Season Seasons Record JCHS 28-6 Chapman JCHS 30-6 Salina South JCHS 38-0 Chapman JCHS 32-12 Salina Central JCHS 16-0 Manhattan The Blue Jay Sophomore Football team under the coaching of Dee Simpler and Jim Ratzlaff, have shown that team work and determination leads to a winning team, or even better an undefeated team. Their main strength on offense were quarterback Darren Murphy and running back James German. Standouts on defense were defensive guard Rick Pero and defens ive back Bob Story. Their smooth running machine made both their offense and defense stand out in the games. Football Jeff Birch Sr. I Tony Brasfield Jr. Kenny Jones Jr. Football Chris Moore Jr. Brad Anderson Sr. Mark Gauntt Jr. Norberto Ricco Sr. Randy Lobaugh Jr. Mike Goodwin Jr. Football Scott Kidd Sr. Lettermen BRAD ANDERSON All CKL defensive tackle Second team offensive tackle JEFF BIRCH All CKL defensive back Second team quarterback and halfback KC GABBERT Second team CKL center BOBBY GRANT Most improved player ecial Honors CHRIS HENINGTON Second team CKL middle guard MARK KELLEY Second team CKL offensive guard SCOTT KIDD All CKL offensive end ALONZO KIRKSEY Second team CKL half back KENNY SMITH All CKL back. Honorable Mention Linebacker BUTCH SPENCER Second team CKL defensive end ERNEST WATTS Second team CKL corner back BYRON WEBB Defensive Captain Football 1. Tim Nicholson goes for the bomb 2. John Harris dodging the unlikely tacklers. 3. Head Coach A1 Simpler discussing game plan with Tim Nicholson. 4. Rick Pero sneers at the referees poor call. 5. ScottKidd gets off another good punt. 6. Unhappy about not getting into the game is JimMilligan. 7. A few of the sophomore defensive players dive on the ball carrier. I Football ® Football 1. There is a big pile up in search of the ball during the Blue White Scrimmage. 2. Sophomore Darren Murphy attempts a short yardage pass. 3. Punter Scott Kidd punts one deep to the opponents. 4. Kenny Smith rr .is for the only Junction City touchdown scored against Raytown 5. Bobby Grant runs around end for a TD. 6. Tim Nicholson passes under pressure. 7. Alonzo Kirksey follows his blocking. 8. Jeff Birch runs fora long TD after a three man block by Jim Casey No. 62. 9. Brad Anderson and Warren Schlichting are amazed at the action on the field. Football f Football 1. David Laster runs through a hole for long yardage. 2. Darrin Murphy heives a pass to one of his receivers. 3. Virgil Luban 3hrugs off some would be tacklers. 4. Stanley Butler is stopped after a short gain. 5, James German sprints down open field. 6. The Sophomore team jumps for j oy after they' re first victory over Chapman. 7. Returning the kickoff for a long gain is George May. Cliff Druit being tackled after his pass reception. 9. Sophomore stand- outs Bob Story and Darren Murphy take a short breather on the bench. 10. Randy Johnsonrolling to the outside in search of a receiver. Football Cross Country Team Eighth in State Back Row: Tom Oakley, Greg Bischoff, Mike Augustine, Pat Riley, John Johnson, Scott Bauerband, Mark Davis, Ken Garner, Tony Gonsalves, Coach Schmoekel. Middle Row: Robert Underwood, David Strait, Russell Cline, Jerry Kracht, Brad Brucker, Brian Boyer, Mike Cobb, John Graves, Don Wells, Rich Inderwood. Front Row: Penny Sanderson, Brenda Underwood, Nikki Wheaton, Teresa Holderman, Lori Holverson, Patrica Holderman. Coach’s Comments I am very pleased with the efforts and accomplishments of the 1977 cross country squad A record number of individuals turned out for the sport and most of them remained with the team the entire season. This was the first year for JCHS to field a Girls team, at least five runners are needed to have a team and six girls finished the season for us. Their hard work during the season earned them first place team finishes at Hays r.iK. the CKL. They went on to finish sixth out of 14 5A-4A teams in the state meet The boys team displayed steady progress The boys team displayed steady progress during the season. They had pretty rough competition during the season and it would have been easy to mentally let sown and not continue to work. But they continued to work hard and were repaid for their efforts by qualifying for the State meet. Cross Country Cross Country Scoreboard Men Manhattan Third Johnson 6th, Davis 9th Wamego Inv, Ninth Johnson 16th Topeka West Inv. Sixth Salian South Inv. Seventh Junction City Inv. Third Johnson 5th, Davis 10th McPherson Inv. Fourth Johnson 7th CKL Fourth Johnson 6th Regional Fourth Johnson 6th State Eighth Girls Johnson 17th Manhattan Fourth Topeka West Inv. Third Salina South Inv. Fourth Junction City Inv. First Ilolderman 2nd, Underwood 4th McPherson Inv. First Ilolderman 4th, Underwood 11th Hays Inv. Second Holderman7th, Underwood 11th CKL Second Ilolderman 3rd, Underwood 5th State Sixth Ilolderman 12th, Underwood 22nd Best time of season—Johnny Johnson ran 9:53 at Manhattan Regional and 9:54 at State. Nikki Wheaton climbing the hill Teresa Holdei’man sprinting the last part of the course. on the inclined part of the course Cross Country HI 1. Scott Bauerband's persis-tance pushes him on. 2. Ira Reed dashing through the brush. 3. Penny Sanderson rounding the corner. 4. Cross Country team lines up for the start of the race. 5. Tom Oakley fights for the last part of the race. 6. Mark Davis sprints in for the final part of the race. 7. Lori Holverson pulls away from another team's runner. Cross Country Girls Volleyball Team Eager and Enthusiastic BACK ROW: Head Coach Claude Madison, Sharon Bateman, Debra Courtney, Misty Anderson, Andrea James, Debbie Bateman, Nancy McCullough, Assistant Coach Mrs. Bartell.FRONT ROW: Kim Nelson, Babette Paterson, Debbie Wahle, Beverly Kemp, Pam Orr, Stephanie Williams. This being my first year at Junction City, I feel that the team and myself have learned a lot about volleyball and the CKL league competition. Although our record may indicate a disappointing season, I felt we improved with every meet. For a certain portion of the season we definately lacked a winning attitude, but we had times that we played together and as a result the girls turned in some very impressive performances, I feel that the volleyball program at JCHS is on a definite up sw ing. With only two seniors graduating and all the sophomores and juniors coming back, and an abundant supply of freshmen coming up, one could only look for good things in the future. I would like to commend all of the girls on the 1977 volleyball team on their hard worn and vast improvement. Also I would like to thank the assistant coach Deann Bartell, for all her help, and the assistance from Jim Ratzlaff for helping me get started here at JCHS. All the girls on the team showed me on several different occasions that Blue Jay spirit mm Volleyball Season’s Record OPPONENT SCORE Triangular: Salina South 6-15, 8-15 Topeka West 8-15, 9-15 Salina Central 10-15 15-12, 15-13 Manhattan 7-15, 9-15 CKL League Meet: Chapman 15-12, 12-15, 13-15 McPherson 15-6, 15-11 Quadrangular: Manhattan 8-15, 15-5, 10-15 Topeka West 8-15, 15-7, 10-15 Salina Central 9-15, 8-15 Chapman 15-12, 15-9 Junction City, Fourth Place Salina Central 9-15, 11-15 Regional: Highland Park Tourn.: Manhattan 4-15, 4-15 Shawnee Mission Northwest 6-15, 15-11, 8-15 Washburn Rural 10-15, 15-1, 13-15 Season Record 3-11 Junior Varsity Record 1-3 2 1. Misty Anderson showing her powerful serve. 2. KimNelson preparing to serve to opponents. Volleyball Volleyball 1. Debbie Wahle returns the ball. 2. Debbie Wahle sets up the ball. 3. Kim Nelson serves the ball to an opponent. 4. Andrea James on a hot return. 5. Andrea James makes an opponent eat the ball. 6. Kim Nelson spikes for a JCHS score. 7. Andrea James digs the ball away from the floor. 8. Misty Anderson sets up for a JCHS score. Volleyball 1. Mike Byrnes taking it easy. 2. Kays and Kayettes waiting for the parade to start. 3. NorbertoRiccosays, Ilove having my picture taken. 4, Lar ry Smith and Cheryl Dowdall posing. 5. Bay Bay Gant says, Who turned the lights on. 6. Byron Webb worrying about his government class. 7. French club's interpretation of the Homecoming parade. 8. Darryl What do you mean I need a new Thomas enjoying a moment of hairdo? 14. Ken Garner silence. 9. Senior filly foot- showing off his talent. 15. Misty ball player Rhonda Barta wait- Anderson, I never realized ing for her turn to play. 10. how great these hands are. Tim Nicholson ready for action 16. What are you doing Ricky 11. Julie Nelson and Sandra Davis? 17. Ira Reed and Bobby Holloway take a break at KU Cunningham, What time do you Band Day. 12. Lisa Waddell take off Bobby? 18. Linda You'll never guess what I have Hane and Janet Dupere,cruising. in this bag. 13. Miss Thomas il 1. Bobby Grant says, What am I doing here ? 2. Our team on the offense. 3. Bridgette O'Neal does anything to get a picture. 4. Mrs. Hartman attacks Ward Russell after he socks Mr. Madison. 5. Mr. Bennett, Calling all cars. 6. Andy Rasmussen, best dressed In 1912. 7. Maiya Wisby Please don't ignore me and get this gum out of my hair. 8. James Phelps the happy homemaker. 9. You didn't have to use tear gas. 10. Havoc on a 747. Student Life I. A one, A two, A one two three, 2. Look hams a camera 3. A Peck in the crowd, 4. So this is where everyone goes when they skip class, 5. Brian Karns, don't pretend your reading, the book is upside down, 6. Terry Frazier the first passenger on Bridgette O'Neal's Flight '78. 7, The natives are getting restless, 8. Last one to the bench is a rotten egg. 9. I know I parked around here somewhere. 10. Doug Mitchell is appalled, How could you bring that filthy magazine to a game Margaret ? ' II. The Three Stooges (Debbie Strait, Misty Anderson, Trish Holder man) cheez in it. 12. Robert Tharp you shouldn't have said that about his breath. 13. Miser Debbie Straight retrieves a nickle in liehtning quick speed. 14. Will the real drummer please step out. 15. This is no way to find a contact. 16. Kathy Howard asks, Where's the Little Girls Room? 17. When Fred calls Kathy comes-a-runnin. 18. Larry Denver comes to the startling conclusion that girls can play some mean football, 19. It's kickoff practice hour girls. 20. We got these footballs in Mexico. 21. Rene Wallace i realizes the flower is dripping in her lap. Student Life Student Life 1. Brad White, ; put gum up there! smile, 3, Robe Your place or mi look at the, fuss rou should not 5. Lee Burleson and Ira Reed 2. Sean Beck, say, Hey they're taking our •t Archer says picture, 6, Okay team, we're le. 4. Wow, gonna get Our there and win! iball wizard! 7. Janet Tanguay, How was your date. 8. Lowell Bliss says, Newspaper work is such £un. Girls Tennis Team Never gives up Trying lo W in — 11 ■ B. IT [L BACK ROW: Peg McCandless, Susan Bohannon, Debbie Echevarria, Peggy Hiye, Lorri Goins, Debbie Strait, Jackie Russell, Carloyn Deasy, Kristi Bollman, Terry Gerringer, Irene Cawrse. FRONT ROW: Penny Luthi, Misty Kennedy, Shelia Baker, Corey Stanesic, Kelly Casey, Sheryl Setter, Kathy Gelvin. I feel the girls improved throughout the season. I was pleased that they never gave up trying to win. We need to spend more time in the off season working on the basic skills of tennis. 6sxX Tennis Season’s Record Seaman Invitational Third Manhattan Dual Fourth-Fifth Chapman Dual Third-Fourth J. C. Invitational Third Topeka West Invitational Second-Fourth Salina Invitational Fourth CKL Fifth Regional Seventh 1. Carolyn Deasy follows through on her powerful backhand. 2. A little clowning around at practice. 3. Peggy Hiye preparing for her forehand shot. 4. Showing her serve is Shelia Baker. Tennis 1. Lori Goins concentrating hard on her game. 2. Debbie Straitand Peg McCandless discussing team stradegy. 3. Sheryl Setter returns an easy shot. 4. Misty Kennedy follows through on her serve. 5. Kelly Casey slams one over the net. 6. Terry Gerringer prepares to return an opponents serve. 7. Kristi Boll man waits patiently for return of her 'ball. 8. Peg McCandless returns one for a score. 9. Preparing for her forehand shot is Carolyn Deasy. Blnejay Basket ba Without a returning letterman and little varisty playing experience, the Blue Jays were unable to overcome this aspect. The Blue Jays found it difficult to put together four quarters of consistent play in order to win their share. Although the varsity had its difficulties, the younger Jays showed the most promise, as the Jr. Varsity finished the season with a 7-8 record, the best in two years, and the sophomores finished with a 7-1 record the best in many years. The prospects for next year may be brighter with six lettermen to return and the good sophomore team We trust that next year's team will not rely solely upon experience but work hard between now and November 15. Highpolnt of the season had to be the four wins over arch rival Manhattan. Season Record JCHS OPP 53 Chapman 48 57 Great Bend 73 42 Sallna Central 58 67 Manhattan 65 31 Topeka High 61 58 Salina South 63 66 Wichita West 81 51 Wichita East 63 55 McPherson 74 65 Bishop Carroll 95 45 Salina Central 54 58 Haysvllle-Campus 57 59 Sichita South 91 36 I iberal 60 59 Manhattan 73 61 Topeka West 63 53 Salina South 75 63 McPherson 75 47 Salina South 59 Boys Basketball Head Coach Back Row: Bobby Cunningham, Ira Reed, Warren Schllcting, Henry Harris, Tim Nicholson, John Henley, Len Moore. Front Row: Cory Coryell, OJ Manning, James Phelps, James German, Kenny Smith. Jim Ratzlaff 1. Warren Schllcting attemps his foul shot. 2. Henry Harris goes inside for an easy two points. 3. Tim Nicholson and Ira Reed try to tip the ball in. 4. Bobby Grant waits for the open man. Boys Basketball unior Varsity Back Row: Tim Wunder Bobby Grant, George Kirkwood, Warren Schlicting, Kemo Thompson, Darrin Murphy, James Milligan. Front Row: Major Craig,Tony Lindsey, Jerry Kracht Mike Forbes Coach Bob Schmoekel JV JCHS OPP 51 Chapman 42 73 Great Bend 58 42 Salina Central 49 73 Manhattan 47 46 Topeka High 55 56 Salina South 53 47 Wichita West 53 56 Wichita East 52 53 McPherson 74 60 Bishop Carroll 56 48 Salina Central 47 70 Manhattan 61 48 Topeka West 53 47 Salina South 66 59 McPherson 68 James Phelps Henry Harris jgjggP Boys Basketball Cory Coryell Ira Reed V Tim Nicholson John Henley Len Moore Kenny Smith OJ Mannin James German Boys Basketball '0 Blue Jay Basketba Back Row: Tony Lindsey, Major Craig, Robert Witt, Bryan Bennett, George Kirkwood, James Milligan, Darrin Murphy, William Rippert. Front .Row:LeonardMaxwel1 ,Bubba Nelson, Barry Durkee, Jerry Kracht , John Graves, Malcom Briggs. Coach Joe Beck Managers: David Glasgow Maurice Floyd, Bobby Martin and not pictured Mark Davis. JCHS OPP 51 Chapman 43 53 Great Bend 40 48 Salina Central 41 62 Manhattan 37 59 Salina South 57 53 Salina Central 40 63 Manhattan 65 74 Salina South 62 Boys Basketball I Boys Basketball JCHS varsity OPP 38 Manhattan 31 66 Chapman 59 36 Topeka High 33 34 Salina Central 55 32 McPherson 61 33 Salina South 31 42 Mnahattan 46 52 Topeka West 42 31 Topeka High 44 44 McPherson 40 35 Salina Central 54 42 Salina South 50 43 Topeka West 53 31 Salina Central 51 Girls Basketball I feel we made a stride toward a winning tradition and the girls got an idea of what it takes to win. We were just a little away from winning, loosing many games by a small margin. We do have a bright outlook for next year with two excellent players returning, Andrea James and Kim Nelson. I was unhappy with our losing season, we lost many games we shouldn't have, but.we didn't play well. Next year if we're going to win, we have to cut down mental mistakes, we had an average of 25 turnovers a game this season. I'm going to be cautiously optimistic next year, trying to get the girls to work a lot harder We had excellent leadership from our seniors this year, we'll really miss Debbie Strait, Cheryl Courtney and Misty Anderson. The most important thing about thisyearisthat the girls know they can win. Junior Varsity JCHS OPP 28 Topeka West 38 43 Topeka West 53 31 Salina Central 51 23 Manhattan 22 Head Coach, Randy Miller, Assistant Coach, Rita Thomas, Debbie Bateman, Misty Anderson, Andrea James, Cheryl Courtney, Nancy McCullough, Kim Nelson, Nikki Wheaton, Sharon Bateman, manager. Back Row: Barbara Watts, Johanalumb, Michelle Johnson, Kelly Casey, Debra Courtney, Nancy McCullough, Kim Nelson. Front Row: Stephanie Williams, Babbete Patterson, Denitra Johnson, Beverly Kemp, Shirley Taster. Girls Basketball 1 2 ■Girls Basketball 1. Nancy McCullough goes inside for an easy two points. 2. Michelle Johnson skys for the tipoff. 3. Kim Nelson attempts a freethrow shot. 4. Andrea James reaches for the rebound 5. Nancy McCullough drives inside. 6. Michelle Johnson awaits the freethrow shot. 7. Misty Anderson fights for the loos e ball. 5 lf|SlliGirls Basketbai1 Back Row: Keith Griffin,Don Whisenent, Ricky Johns, Mark Sprick, George May. Back Row: Keith Grtttin, George May, Mike Smith, Chris Moore, Mike Gross, Front Row: Bruce Richardson, JeffMltchell, KenShinn, Malcom Wallace, David Faster, Wrestlers Second in State Back Row: led Davis,Barry May, Kevin Westover, Tim Eller, Randy lobaugh, Rick Bartlett. Front Row: Cordy Gordon, Tim Martin,jerry IvesUndray Rudolph, Mike Goodwin, Ken Garner. Wrestling Ben Bennett Coaches Lamont Godsey Head Coach Ben Bennett The second place finish in the state tournament has to be placed high on the list of most memorable events of our wrestlers experiences. This was not the only highlight of the season however. There were many bright spots as our record shows. We lost only three dual meets by a total of only five points, and placed third or better in all tournaments we entered. This was a very young team with only five Seniors on the squad and only four members back with regular varsity experience last year. This was a most gratifying experience because the squad kept improving each week and just missed beingState Champions by eight points. We wish the Seniors well as they graduate and hope they will remember this year fondly. The underclassmen should reflect on this fine year and come back next year determined to make it one better. Front Row: Bruce Richardson, George Beatty, George Williams, William Garrison, Kj'le Martin, David I aster. JC OPP 33 Manhattan 19 Clay Center 1st 38 Topeka West 18 Wichita Heights Inv. 3rd 27 Great Bend 28 Junction City Inv. 2nd 28 I eavenworth 30 Regional 3rd 37 McPherson 18 State 2nd 35 Salina South 17 53 Clay Center 12 36 Abilene 12 46 Schagle 7 27 Garden City 29 35 Salina Central 12 Wrestling Mike Goodwin (Jr.) 126 lbs 25-0-0 1st Clay Center 1st Wichita Heights Inv. 1st JC Inv. 1st Regional 1st State Captain 1st Wichita Heights Inv. 2nd J C Inv. 1st Regional 4 th State ______V. ______ Most VftJjpAle Wrestler Tim Martin (Jr.) 105 lbs. 23-3-1 1st Clay Center 1st Wichita Hleghts Inv. 1st JC Inv. 1st Regional 4th State D Wrestling JV ' � Jv � § I. Cordy Gordon gains control of his opponent. 2. Rick Bartlett pushes for the pin. 3. Randv I obaugh waits for an opening 4. Harry May pressures his man. 5. Undefeated Mike Goodwin forces for the pin. 6. Mike Goodwin keeps control of his opponent. 7. Tim Martin watching for a takedown. 8. Tim Eller waits for the referee to blow the whistle. 9. Undray Rudolph watting for an opening. 10. Tim Martin gets ontoD. II. Rick Bartlett out muscles his man. 12. Mike Goodwin drives for control. ■i or Wrestling _______________I Administration Larry Clark, principal BA Emporia St. Univ. MA Kansas State Univ. Mr. David Benson 1 Assistant Principal I KSU-Pittsburg, BS, MS SPED — Wichita State Dr. Kenneth Hague, Superintendant. Mrs. Mary Ann Bosley, Asst. prin. BA Jackson State University, MA, Virgina State University. Virgil Ranker, Asst. prin. BA Kansas University, MA Kansas State University. Mr. F. E. Barker, Adm. Asst., Public Relations n1977-1978 School Board: Mrs. Wilma Self, Mr. Bruce Collins, president, Mrs. Joan SI a ten. Back Row: Mr. Robert Clowe, Mr. Larry Denver, Dr. John Stanesic, Mr. Alvin McMillian. Mr. Stanley Abel, Asst. Superintendant, Curriculum and Personnel. Administration School Services School Services. . . ■ Custodians: Wilbert Halter, Wanda Reed, Hoon Kwak, Hilda Kama! Head Custodian: Bob Herron. Harry Bus Stromgren, Sen. Coun. Emporia St. College BS MS. Ken Willey, Jun. Coun. Kansas Wesleyan BS, Kan. St. Univ. MS. Kay Noble, Soph. Coun. Fort Hays State Univ., BA MA. Joy Davis, Sen. Coun. Kansas State Univ. BA MA. Counseling secrateries: Denise T’oJlerl Debbie Gross! Front Row: Ruth Byers, Irene Crue, Ethel Koppenheffer Sherlv Bleakly,__Est r Steve ns Back Row: Vearlean Beer, Jo Sullivan Arlene Dellefate, Lillie Warner. Secretaries: Marlene Smith, Judy Shrewsbury, Blance Stephens. Don Teply, Social Science BS, MS Kansas St. Univ. Donald Barth, Social Science BS Pittsburg St. University MS Kansas State University Randy Miller, Social Science BS Kansas State University Steven Terhune, Social Science BA,MS Kansas State University Ben Bennett, Social Science BS Friends University Joe Beck, Social Science BS Kansas St. University L William Chalfant, SocialSci. B. S. University of Kansas Dean Zellers, Social Science BS Wichita State University John Jefferies, Social Science BA Oklahoma State University MA Kansas State University f Social Sciences , Sciences Ulrich Werner, Science BA Kan. Wesleyan Uni. William Schnackenberg, Science, BS Kearney ST. Teachers Col. MS, U. N. Charles Cuzzo, Science BS Emporia Kan. St. Col. nMrs. Deann Bartell, Science BS Kansas State University Mrs. Haney School Nurse Don Hettinger, Science BS Fort Hays St. Univ. MS Emporia St. Univ. Social Sciences, Sciences Mrs. Cathy Dole, English BS Kansas State University I Miss Kathleen Hoffman, English, BS, University of South Dakota Mrs. Marie Burgett, English BA Bethany College. Mrs. Alma Hopkins, English BA Central St. University MA Kansas St. University Mrs. Loretta Van Westen English, BA St. Mary's of the Plains Coll. MS Kan. University Miss Beverly Baxter, Speech Debate, English, BA Notrh-Miss Beverly Baxter, Speech Language A rts, Forlegn Arts Language Arts, Foreign Language. . Charles Baker, Journalism, BS Kansas State University Miss Rita Thomas, French BA Kansas State University Mrs. Sonia Ponton, Spanish BA University of Puerto Rico Sam Shamburger, German MS Kansas State University i Barbara Jones, English MS Kansas State College, Pittsburg Janet Nease, English BS Kansas Ms. Deanna Tressin State University Kansas State Univ. English Ed. B S. - M. S. Language Arts, ForiegnArts Home Economics, Industrial Arts, V Mrs. Joan Mallory, Home I Ecomonics, BS Kansas St. University. Robert Holvorson, Industrial Arts, BS MS, EmporiaSt. Coll. Irwin Miller, Industral Arts, BS Kansas State University Mathematics. . . Library. . Donald Kracht, Math, BS MS, University of S. Dakota Mrs. Kathleen Massie, Home Economics, BA, University of Minnesota Mrs. Elaine Dibben, Home Economics, BS MS, Kansas State University Mrs. Phyllis Tarrant, Home Economics, BS, Oklahoma St. University Gary Zerbe, Industrial Arts BS Emporia State University Home economics , Industrial Arts, Mathematics Jim Ratzlaff Mathematics B R- Wells Mathematics Friends University - BS Fort Hays - BA, KSTC-W ichita State Univ. - MS MS Glee Fggers, Librarian, BA Kansas St. University MLS Emporia State Univ. 1 Ronald Moore,Media Specialist BS Marion College, MS Kansas State University Home economics. Industrial Arts, Mathematics Fine Arts, Physical Education, Business. Norman Hogan, Instrumental Music, BS Univ, of Maryland MM Kansas St. Teachers Coll. Iiomona Print ., Music, BME, Ottawa University, KSU, KU, Hays State Univ. Emporia S. Lee Howe, Drama, BA MA, Kan.St. U. Gus Noble, Phys. Ed. BA, Kansas Wesleyan I Mr. Charles Volland, Vocal Music, BME Emporia State College, MM Kansas State U ( Mrs. Robin Rodgers, P. E. Drill Team University of Northen Colorado. Mr. Dee Simpler, Physical 'ducatton, BSE, Emporia tate University D Fine Arts, Physical Ed. Business Verl Case, Business Education, Norman Matthews, Art, Robert Schmoekel, Physical Ed. BS NorthwesternState University BA Ottawa University Social Science, BS MS KanSt. U. Richard Barr, Business, BS MS Pittsburg State University Charles Fiffe, Business BS, Kansas Wesleyan U __________J Mrs. Linda Clay, Business Ed. BS Kansas State University Fine Arts, Physical Ed. iXsiness a tn inn ip The Annual Homecoming Parade set fire to Junction City Friday, October 14. Students were dismissed from class that afternoon to decorate their entrees in the school parking lot. That night the JCHS fans watched the Blue Jays tromp the Topeka West Chargers 42-14. The following night the Homecoming Dance was held in the south gym. The theme You Light Up My Life was well received by everyone. All Homecoming festivities were sponsored by Stuco. Debbie German SENIOR CANIDATES Below: JUNIOR CANIDATES SOPHOMORE CANIDATES Homecoming Royaltyl|| n Tammy Gerringer I id Grand Illusions entered everyone's mind who attended the annual Snowflake Dance on January 21, 1978, in the South Gym, Couples danced all night to the music of disc jockies Ed Stanesic and Steve Brown. The gym was decorated in a glittering silver and blue effect. The crowning was held around 9 p.m. with the candidates being escorted byTheir parents. The Master of Ceremonies for the evening was Ned Price, with last year's Queen Kaylene Bumgarner crowning this year's winners. All Snowflake festivities are sponsored bv Kavs and Kayettes. Snowflake Carolyn Deasy Left above: Senior Court; Pat Holderman,escort,Jim Casey; Carolyn Deasy, escort, Jon Smidt; Debbie Strait, escort, Mike Goodwin. Far 1 eft: Junior Court; Lori Goins, escort, Scott Ervin; Dana Roether, escort, Warren Schillting; Peggy McCandless, escort Robert Archer. Below:Sophomore Court;Kathy Gelvin, escort, Kyle Martin; Diane Plenert, escort, Ricky Johns;Chris Stienfort, escort, Andy Rasmussen. Far Right: SOPHOMORE CANDIDATES Junior Princess Pan a Roether Snowflake Royally Snowflake Royalty Sophomore Princess Cliris Steinfort iDW liHUSHW Romance was in the eyes qf all who attended the annual Sweet- heart dance, February 25. The decorations fitted the dance theme Love's Holiday. The DJ for the evening was Don Paustian from KJCK. The Host and Hostess of cermonies were Miss Tilly Kreclich and Mr. Larry Clark. Each girl candidate received silver lockets, the men received key chains. Intermission was preformed by JC Chorale, they sang I Know I Need to be In Love and I Won't Last a Day Without You. All of the festivities were sponsored by Booster Club. Sweetheart Royalty Sweetheart Royalty Sweetheart Royalty Sweetheart Royalty Queen Kathy Yamamoto King Cory Coryell • rang throughout the land. 1978 Pow Wow Staff The PowWowstaff of 1977-78 put in many hours of work to bring this yearbook to you the students. The staff started to work on the book at the very beginning of the year. Selling ads, and getting pictures of the many groups and activities that arc part of the school. The staff stayed after school many days, and reported for work on the weekends too. So the 1977-78 Pow Wow staff is proud to present this book to the students of Junction City High School. Pow Wow Staff 1. Mr. Charles Baker and Larry Smith. 2. Co-Editors Robbie McGowan and Bridgette O'Neal 3. Index editor Cheryl Dowdall 4. Senior activities editorMisty Anderson. 5. Photographers Robert Tharp and Don Story. 6. Layout editors Irene Erdtner and Rhonda Barta. 7, Senior activities Beth Johnson. 8. Faculty editor Debbie Smith. 9. Sophomore and Junior class pages Steve Lincoln. 10. Business Managers Temple Haynes and Cindy Gustin Not pictured Vickie Kid, Mark Gibb, Rick Gill it. Pow Wow Staff Blue Jay Staff 1977-78 Blue Jay Staff 1. Editor andAssistantFditor, Jackie Humphrey and Andy Rasmussen. 2. Reporter-Page editors, Front row: Left to Right, Kevin Jackson, Lori Rucker, Nikki Wheaton and Daniela Reed. Back row: Left to Right Lowell Bliss, Lori White, Jean Kies and Margot Jones. 3. Business staff: front row, Kathy Bumgarner, Kim Thompson, back row: Laura Jaco and Barry Loeb. 4. Sports staff: John Henley, Dana Roether and Marti Smith. 5, Photographers: Harvey Ellis, cheif photographer, Steve Archer.6. Feature Editors: Kristi Tank-ersley and Holly Gilbert. Blue Jay Staff Student Council SEATED: Laura Cuba, Mary Gorman, Peggy Hiye, Renee' Wallace. FIRST ROW: LisaGermann, Sandy Putney, Irene Erdtner, Janet Killoran, Ruth Thomas, Louise Welch, Marilyn dejesus, Roxanne Wallace, Kathy Gelvin, Debbie Wahle. SECOND ROW: Sammie Formyduval,Debbie Germann,Corey Stanesic, CarolynDeasy, Marti Smith, Rhonda Barta, Randy Reno, Mark Davis. THIRD ROW: Karl Ross, Wayne Thornberg, Lori Rucker, Jim Casey, Robbie McGowan, Ronald Miller, Tony Derry-berry, John Evans. Officers of Student Council this year were Secretary Peggy Hiye, Treasurer Wayne Thornberg Vice President Laura Cuba, President Mary Gorman. I Student Council consists of elected officials from the different school clubs and classes. This year Student Council sponsored many activities including Homecoming Dance and Parade, Skateboard Contest, Frisbee Contest, and a new semi-formal dance the Shamrock on St. Patrick's day. Sponsers this year were Mr. Steve Terhune and Mrs Linda Clay. I Student Council Novicedebate squad KNEELING: KenBuick, Lowell Bliss, Patrick Gorman. STANDING: William Thornberg, Julie Nelson, Elton Smith, Guy Blankenship, Tim Waters. Not pictured; Mike Davis, Sherry Frost, Art Lindsley, Mark Meredith, Pat Riley. Debate Debate FIRST ROW: Sabrina Williams, Lela Cadle, Debbie Smith, Misty Kennedy, Crystal Blackshaw, Kathy Lockhart, Jean Kies, Sherri Saville, Louise Welch, Kathy Yamamoto, Bonnie Taylor, Francoise Toombs, Shirley Lockhart, Yvette Jones. SECOND ROW: DeeEshleman, Jenny Walters, KayDeever, Becky Hart, Penny Kausler, Sheila Baker, Mary Gorman, Sophia Landrith, Cindy Lundeen, Holly Gilbert, Debbie Wyant, Pam Orr, Tina Robison, Gail Rumbaugh, Connaitre Miller. THIRD ROW: Greg Marcus, Scott Blackshaw, Mike Byrnes, Mike Augustine, JohnnieCreel, David Tabone, Janie Cotton, Rhonda Barta, Cheryl Courtney, Susan Lockyer, Jon Smidt, Fred Sharkey, George Williams, David Glasgow, FrankRoome. FOURTH ROW: BrianKarns, Terry Mallory, Dan Willey, Scott Brown, Ronald Miller, Andrew Walker, Fred Obrecht, Granville Oldham, Robbie McGowan, Don Nahaku, John Byers, Robert Scroggins, George May, Cengiz Owens, Ricky Johns, Roy Thompson. PERCUSSION DRUMMER: Errik Smith, PIANISTS: Becky Manzer, Fred Obrecht. STANDING: Andrew Walker, DanWilley, Greg Marcus, JohnByers, Mike Byrnes on Bass Guitar. SEATED: Debbie Smith, Connaitre Miller, Dee Eshleman, Janie Cotton, Susan Lockyer, Francoise Toombs, Becky Hart, KayDeever. KNEELING: FredSharkey, Granville Oldham, Robbie McGowan, Don Nahaku. 0 13 - 0 £ W u 7 Voice Students - •H 0 A U TOP ROW: Robin Reed, Michelle Johnson, Jeanette Linder, Koini Afalava, Barry Meyer, Elton Smith, CarolynBroom, Diana Laster, LuciaBorja. MIDDLE ROW: Shirley Laster, Yvonne Woodson, Brldgette Adair, Robert Cook, Steve Johnson, Roy Brown, Andrew Williams, Dean Blackshaw. FRONT ROW: Sandy Sohns, Laura Jaco, Marie Subbivan, Brenda Trotter, Della Hall, Cassandra Tyson, Tammy Stumf. From Left to Right: John Byers, Andrew Walker, Dan Willey, Dee Eshleman, Greg Marcus, Isabel Strauss, Debbie Smith, Granville Oldham, Fr.ancoise Toombs, Robbie McGowan, Rhonda Barta, Don Nahaku, Connaitre Miller, Jon Smidt, Holly Gilbert, Denise Smith, Becky Manzer Chari Werbe, Janie Cotton. FRO fT ROW: Janice Kramer, Elida Raastad, Janie Beard, Debra Paddock, Janice Shuttlesworth, Robin Clemens. SECOND ROW: Julie Loeb, Judy Santos, Ruth Walters, Sonya Burleson, Patricia Peoples, Barbara Watts, Traci Karmann. BACK ROW: Mrs. Ramona Printz, director, Elizabeth Racek, Becky Manzer, Denise Smith, Isabel Strauss, Sherri Frazier, Sheila Hettinger,and accompianlst Lisa Hosier. U H 0 A W ■Color and Entertainment The JCHS Musical Program is something to be proud of. Under the direction of Mr. Charles Volland, Mrs. Ramona Printz and Mr. Norman Hogan. All students are given an opportunity to participate. With four singing groups offered (Concert Choir, JC Chorale, Symphonic Choir under the guidance of Mr. Volland and Treble Clef a female choir under the direction of Mrs. Printz) a student can look forward to an active year in music. Aside from the Choirs, Mr. Volland offers individuals voice lessons, Mrs. Printz has a course of keyboard and Mr. Hogan offers an extensive band program. Concert Choir is JCIIS largest musical ensemble. It is comprised of students who have to audition to become members. These students perform at many concerts including the Yuletide Festival at Christmas. The choir also participates in the annual CKL Vocal clinic and the State Music Festival where they recieve a rating on there performance. Members also can attend the Flint Hills Music Festival and tryout for All State Choir. JC Chorale is JCHS top vocal group. These 16 members are chosen from CC through strenuous auditions in which they must display an exrteme talent for both voice and dance. The group performs throughout the community year round and also give many concerts. Every member is urged to participate in vocal competition. This year Dee Eshleman and Connaitre Miller were accepted for All State Choir. Symphonic Choir is a choir of mixed voices. They also perform at concerts and are able to participate at all the vocal competition throughout the year. Treble Clef Choir is a girls choir who are quite active too. They also do area performances for groups. Aside from singing they also do dance routines. Mrs. Ramona Printz From top to bottom, left to right: Bonnie Taylor, Granville Oldham, Becky Manner, Fred Olbrect, Kathy Lyle, Ronald Miller, Mike Byrnes, Connaitre Miller, Jon Smidt, Gabriele Spreuer, DonNahaku, Rhonda Barta, Sheila Baker, Phillip Hester-man, Marilyn deJesus, LoriRucker, Lisa Hosier, Marion Rosales, Gail Rumbaugh, Becky Hart, Karen Pechin, Manuel Quinones, Ricky Johns, James Phelps, Carla Riddle, Jerry Kracht, JeanKies, Isabel Strauss, Francoise Toombs, Marj. Gorman, Koini Afalava, = cd CQ - © G c W Choir , keyboard ►— £ (D r w FLUTES: Marilyn dejesus, Victor Evans, Lisa Hosier, Lauri Eddy, Francoise Toombs, Diane Duran. OBOES: Terri Frazier, Kim Moyer. BASSOON: Janie Cotton. CL ARINETS: Rhonda Barta, Lela Cadle, Robert Roper, Lori Rucker, BobOdle, Lori White. Not pictured: Margie Harper. ALTO CLARINET: Francine Toombs. BASS CLARINET:MichelleDelefate,SheilaMiller. BARITONE SAX: Tim Martin. ALTO SAX: Ron Phillips, Scott Sanders. TENOR SAX: Doug Shrewsbury. TROMBONES: Scott Brown, Ward Russell. Not pictured: Robert Dahl-hauser. BARITONES: Connie Smothers, Andrew Walker, Malcolm Wallace. TRUMPETS: Byron Webb, Ken Garner, Bill Orth, Robert Underwood, Terry Rumbaugh, Mike Quintanar, Jeff Frye, Larry Denver. FRENCH HORNS: Charles Lee, DeeEshleman. DRUMS: Granville Oldham, DougDevin.Warren Schlichting, Mike Byrnes, Greg Bis-choff, Cho-Ho Kim. TUBA: Karl'Ross. FLUTES: Sally Buckingham,Lisa German,MiriamSmidt, Randy Reno, Teresa Briggs, Karen Pechin, Sandy Johnson, Gwen Pearson, Teresa Walker. CLARINETS: Sue Sharkey, Eddie Halbert, Stephen Howard, Carmen Wal-drup, Judy Santos, Chris Steinfort, Lisa Stephenson, Debbie Paddock, Michele Roth, LeonardStarks, Manuel Harris, Kathy Tharp, DawnGoshorn, BobHulsebus, Mark Henley. SAXOPHONES: Diane Plencrt, Juanita Small, David Steffens, Keith Griffen, Richard Goodin, Gary Wright, Than Arrington, Curtis Larson. FRENCH HORNS: Phillip Hesterman, Mike Clark, Ken Oathout. DRUMS: Ned Price, Errik Smith, Leary Eden, Robert Eshleman,' Marie Sullivan. TROMBONES: Jonathan Kassner, Guy, Blankenship, Bruce Cain, Milt Jaime. TUBA: AlanColl ins. TRUMPETS: Jackie Carmona,Tony Forbes, BlakeSykes, Linda Allen, Steve Beasley, Dana Glessner, David Gless-ner, David Graham, Colin Glessner, Patrick Cain, Manuel Quineros. Mr. Norman Hogan Band Director band TOP RISER: Larry Denver, MikeQuintanar, Bill Orth, KenGarner, Jeff Frye, Robert Underwood. BOTTOM RISER: Robert Dahlhauser, Scott Brown, Ward Russell, Connie Smothers, Phillip Hesterman, Karl Ross. STANDING: Terry Rumbaugh, Tammy Bumpus, Rick Gillit, Errik Smith, Doug Devin, Cho-Ho Kim, Mike Byrnes, Marilyn deJesus, Diane Plenert, Ron Phillips, Rhonda Barta, Doug Shrewsbury, ScottSanders, Tim Martin. The JCHS Royal Blue Band is our school's most prestigious and experienced instrumental group. They perform at various concerts and community functions including K.U. and K.S. Jazz Festivals. This band is comprised of 25 members from other instrumental ensembles so it is the cream of the crop . The band is under direction of Mr. Norman Hogan and Student Leader Rhonda Barta. «J-Steppers Being at the school u. . c. m. for . summer school every morning isn't glamorous, but that is part of the dedication required to be a J-Stepper or a J-Spinner These two groups perform at home football and basketball games and home wrestling matches. This year the J-Steppers and J-Spinners participated in the KU Band Day activities and were evaluated with the band at WSU Competition. During the summer the J-Steppers receivedfirst place honors at Friends University Drill Team Competition.. The J-Steppers and J-Spinners routines are taken from Drill Team Camps at OU and KU, and others choreographed by Mrs. Robin Rogers, the groups sponsor. Mrs. Rogers is new to JCHS from Colorado. She teaches PE through the day, and works with the Steppers and Spinners sixth hour. With their smiles and personality, these two organizations add color and entertainment to JCHS athletic events. Left to right: Debra Courtney, Asst. -Capt.; Beth Johnson, Co-Captain; Cheryl Courtney, Co-Captain. Standing left to right: Robin Rodgers, sponsor; Roxanne Wallace, Sandra Henington, Chris Winn, Julie.Nelson, Cornelia Holloway, Pat Peoples, Debbie Watkins, Kathy Gelvln, Renne Wallace. Lori Goins. Sitting left to right: Kathy Yamamoto, Louise Welch, Sandra Hollowoa, Kim Nelson, Lisa Slaughter, Margaret Sanders, Cheryl Courtney, Beth Johnson, Corey Stanesic, Debra Courtney, Mary German. Candy Bush and Kristi Bollman. J- Steppers 1. Parade rest at KU Band Day 2. Kim Nelson and Margaret Sanders have a good time ending the routine Goofus. 3. Debra Courtney and Beth Johnson, keeping up with the beat. 4. Sandra Holloway adds a little personality to halftime. 5. At football halftime, Kim, Chris, Sandy and Debbie work fort high kicks.______________ lg| Left to Right: Chari Zerbe.Maiya Wisby, Peggy McCandless, Janet Tanguay, Head Spinner. J-Spinners From left to right: Zanette Martin, Sherry Saville, Donna Ramil, Sherri Fraizer, Sonya Goodwin, Robin Reed . Centered : Louisa Welch and Francine Toombs. Our Mascots were:Cherly Courtney(Basketball) and Monica Watson(Wrestling). JV SPIRIT Cheerleaders fi The 77-78 Cheerleaders were determined to make this year Hthe best ever They began fwlth 7 a. m. prcfttices during the summer and continued them ■throughout the school year. PThe Cheerleaders traveled to Norman, Oklahoma for cheer-V leading camp, where they |? wox'ked hard and earned two E Superior ribbons and two exc-l ellents. But the icing on the m cake was when they won and brought home the Spirit Stick s With all that talent and spirit K the year 77-78 was destined to I be the best ever. SPIRIT Senior Terri Fraizer Football Wrestling Junior Anne Greenwald Football Wrestling Junior Shiela Jenkins Football Football Senior T.inda Stewart ’77-?78 Cheerleaders Ignite Spirit Senior Jolynn Hammond Senior Sandy Basketball Footbal Football ketball Senior Jackie Humphrey Basket ball Football Senior Debbie Smith Basketball Football Senior Bridgette O'Neal Football Basketball Cheerleaders Cast of Characters] t(In order of Appearanc I ll„lll Tl e All-School Play Mrs. Oates.......Kay Deever | m ii ui mini m Constable .... . . . . Frank Roome Tl e Spiral Staircase’ 1 Professor Warren. . . Robbie McGowan Directed by Mrs. Dee Howe ■ Helen ..... Marti Smith Dr. Parry..................Cengiz Owen Mrs. Warren .Penny Luthi Nurse Barker . . Sammie Formy Stephen Rice. . .............Don Nahaku Telephone Operator . . . Cindy Lundeen Yvette Jones Rick Bungard, Les Warner Stage Manager Dan Willey Lights Crystal Blackshaw Costume Joe Goodson, Kenneth Schaffer Sound BeginningJStagecraf lasses Filly Football Filly Football Seniors 20—Juniors 20 Filly Football 1. Move over, I saw this spot first 2. Wait for me. 3. It's time for a showdown. 4. Seniors Misty Anderson and Dee Kshleman agree, It's good. 5. Diane Laster gains long yardage 6. Robbie you can put me down now. Robbie! 7. Andrea James, Iwant that ball 8. Hold everything, my shoe's untied. 9. The Cheerleaders doing the latest dance. 10. I've got the ball ! ? 11. Juniors going for the tackle. 12. Senior Coach Doug Devin sends in the play. 13. Hey, the Seniors know how to block too. W mILi If SI8MS8;-v d fc; «:■ A■£)(j % L 'gflEfe ;fc $■!S'ii tMM J '(9S r-7! S they numbered oh, so grand. Circle from left to right: Diane Duran, Alice Steurwald, Diana Mancuso, Elena Thompson, Jill Spaulding, Karen Hatley, Kathy Yamamoto, Teresa Pike, Teresa Ochs, Carolyn Deasy, Mrs. Robin Rogers, Cheryl Courtney, Ann Greenwald, Tracy Jones, Temple Haynes, Linda Stewart, Andrea James, Cathy Dietrick, Babbette Patterson, Nikki Wheaton, Kim Thompson, Kristi Bollman, Sheryl Wiseman Girls Gymnastics Ann Greenwald executing perfect splits. Back row: Ted Dalvs, Russel Cline, Coach Gus Noble, Matt Rupp, Front row: Don Nahaku, Richard Lytle, John Harris. Not Pictured: Larry Denver, Fred Sharkey, Jeff Birch, Tony Pike. Competitive Gymnastics For the only meet of the year the team did well. We improved over last year and scored higher than some teams who competed all year. We hope to soon field a competitive team. Cheering for the Jays All the Way To promote school spirit and support good sportsmanship vas the purpose of the Booster Club. This spirited club starting fresh with the purchase of blue and white striped rugby shirts cheered for the Jays during the entire athletic season. The club got a slow start at the beginning of the year but picked up full force by the middle of the football season and continued with their enthusiam for the rest of the year. Lead by the cheerleaders they baked cookies posted posters and boosters. Tne major goal of the club was getting people in school and the community as well involved with Blue Jay spirit and pride. The Annual Sweetheart is also sponsored by the Booster Club. 1. Scott Kidd making a good tackle. 2. Varsity Cheerleaders getin' down. 3. Ernie Watts on the jump for a tip. 4. JCHS fans with intense faces, watch the Jays against Manhattan. 5. Mike Goodwin working for a pin. Booster Club Row 1: Terri Frazier, Anne Greenwald, Sandy Putney, Debbie Smith, Jackie Humphrey, Bridgette O'Neal, Linda Stewart, Shelia Jenkins, Jo Lynn Hammond, Francine Toombs, Cheryl Courtney, Louise Welch. Zanetta Martin, Donna Ramil, Sonya Goodwin, Sherry Saville, Sherri Frazier, Robin Reed. Heide Brumm. Row 2: Dean Hedrick, Mayia Wlsby, Tracy Jones, Candy Bush, Kathy Yamamoto, Peggy McCandles, Dana Koether, Lisa Slaughter, Rikki Nerriweather, Francolse Toombs, Maurice Floyd, Sandra Holloway, Pat Miller, Darryl Thomas, Denitra Johnson, Renne' Wallace, Roxann Wallace, Terry Nosaka, Marry Colby, Carolann Gearheart, Debbie Lane, Janet Ball. Row 3: Terry Mallory, Kim Fink, Beth Johnson, Misty Anderson. Rhonda Barta, Marti Smith, Ron Miller, Kathy Gelvin, Karl Ross, Cindy Adams, Kathy Schad, Mari German, Vickie Crane, Julie Nelson, Kris Winn, Arlene Thornberg. Row 3: Jerry Mallory. Kim Fink. Beth Johnson. Mistv Anderson., Rhonda Barta. Marti Smith. Ron Miller, Kathy Gelvin. Karl Ross, Cindy Adams. Kathy Schad, Mari German, Vickie Crane , Julie Nelson. Kris Winn. Arlene Thornberg Row 4: Taunia Woodson, Michelle Johnson. Isabel Strauss, Lori Rucker, Bobby Kirkland, Yvette Jones, Kathy Howard, Patrlca Holderman. Ned Price, Jean Kies, Penney Luthi, Denise Burdett, Cindy Dacus, Debbie German, Chris Wahle, Jeanette Lidaner. Row 5: Randy Reno, Lesette Domenech, Alice Steuerwald, Kim Moyer, Lori Goins, Debbie Strait. Debbie. Eschevarrie, Sheryl Setter, Bonnie Taylor, Shelia Hettinger, Susan Price, Mary Lockyar, Theresa Walker, Gwen Pearson Row 6: Susan Campbell, Karen Ores, Terri Elam, Irene Cawres, Sue Bohannon, Lynn Boyer, Tammy Bumpus, Anny McDaniel, Kelley Martin, perrri Wilson, Sucha Kim, Margot Jones, Lorain Enfield, Maria Kaszanics, Teresa Briggs, Cindy Lundeen. Row 7: Cece Merchen, Robin Celmens, Roxanne Gonslaves, Jackie Crane, Tammy Roe, Vonnie Bahl, Marilyn Leonard, Penny Kausler, Dawn Goshorn, Sue Sharkey, Becky Foster, Kathy Bumgarner, Jane Llewelyn, Pam Orr, Debbie Woolever, Ren'ee Kirkpatrick, Janet Smith. Row 8: Mickie Mitchell, Sericka White, Stephanie Williams, Laura Jaco, London, Lisa Whitten, Debbie Watkins. Kelley Casey, Gretchen Booster Club Booster Club Sponsors: Head-Ms.Krecellch, Assltant sponsors; second row-Mrs. Dlbben, Mrs. Hoffman; third row-Mrs. Van Westen, Mr. Fagre. Booster Club Officers: Football Pres. Kathy Yamamoto, Vice Pres.-Kay Deever, Wrestling President, Dana Roether, Basketball-Maiya Wisby, Secretary Treasurer-Peggy McCandles. Booster Club Thespians Row 1: Frank Roome, Mike Augustine, Susan Lockyer, President Robbie McGowan, Cindy Lundeen, Les Warner, Marti Smith, Treasurer Don Nahaku, Connaitre Miller, Thespian sponser Mrs. Lee Howe. Row 2: Melchore Baun, Record Keeper Yvette Jones, Kathy Lyle, Secretary Kay Deever, Mary Gorman, Sophia Landrith, Susan Price, Mike Byrnes. t, V Thespians and National Honor Society Row 1: Kay-Kayette Board: Dana Roether, Peggy McCandles, Keith Fine, Ned Price, Carolyn Deasy, Trish Holderman, Lori Goins, Marilyn deJesus, Rhonda Barta, Row 2: Kay-Kayette Board: Ronald Miller, Milton Brown, Lori Rucker, Diane Duran, Debbie Germann, Cindy Dacus, Holly Gilbert, Kathy Gelvin, Kathy Bumgarner, Beth Johnson, Debbie Smith. Row 3: David Price, George May, Ricky Johns, Roger Bennett, Gary Deasy, John Byers, Marti Smith, Cornelia Holloway. Row 4: Yvette Jones, AnnGreenwalt, Tracy Jones, Kathy Yamamoto, Mari Germann, Becky Foster, Maria Kaszanics, Jane Llewelyn, Sheila Baker. Row 5: Debbie Woolever, Pam Orr, Cindy Adams, Shannon Boland, Rita Baughman, Theresa Holderman, Laura Jaco, Becky Hart, Shari Jacobs. Row 6: Renee' Kirpatrick, JanetSmith, Denise Burdett, ChrisWahle, GinaArjona. Linda Roeser, Brenda Pelfrey. Row 7: Debb'e Echevarria. Loraine Enfield, Chris Steinfort, Tammy Geringer, Candy Bush, Lisa Germann, Diane Plenen, Debbie Strait. Row 8: Margot Jones, Alice Steuerwald, Sherri Saville, Maiya Wisby, Corey Stanesic, Teresa Baughman, Sandra Allison, Penney Luthi. Row 9: Lori Holvorson, Teresa Briggs, Jean Kies, Karen Starr, Kelly Martin. Row 1: Penney Luthi, Margot Jones, Misty Anderson, Debbie Strait, Secretary Marilyn deJesus, Kathy Howard, Debbie Bateman, Shirley Lockhart, Terri Geringer, Song So, Su Cha Kim, Rhonda Barta, Jackie Humphrey. Row 2: Scott Kidd, Richard Lytle, Kristi Tankersly, Irwin Loud, Les Warner, Treasurer Carolyn Deasy, President Byron Webb, Harry May, Francis Wilson, Vice President Laurel Bliss, Sheila Miller, Terri Frazier. Row 3: Tim Nicholson, Dean Blanken, Joey Beckman, Raimond Combs, Dirk Moody, Bill Mahaffey, Sean Beck, Andrew Walker, Bobby Harp, Ted Chance, Francis Hand, Ken Garner, Tim Eller. Not pictured: Seniors: Sandra Allison, Teresa Baughman, Scott Brown, Cheri Cortez, Debbie Echevarris, Victor Evans, JoLynn Hammond, Cornelia Holloway, Jon Hornbostel, Peggy Iliye, Beth Johnson, Jenny Jones, Brian Karns, Charles Lee, Susan Lockyer, Lemuel Moore, Robert Olmes, Ward Russell, Terry Schmalzried, Jon Smidt, Karen Starr, Wayne Thornberg, Becky Manzer, Jo Banks. Juniors: Janet Barber, Candy Bush, Lori Goins, Mike Gross, Peggy McCancQes, Kim Nelson, Mary Pinon, Warren Schlicting, Isabel Strauss, Jenny Walters. National Honor Society sponsors: Mrs. Pat Anderson and Miss Deanna Tressin. Kavs and Kavettes Kays and Kayottos Row Is Wanda Buckner, officer, Lori Holverson, Jamie Cotton, president, Irene Erdtner, Deborah Bartlett, Sue Bohannon. Row 2: Mrs. Dole, sponsor, Jean Kies, Fred Obrecht, Kristi Tankerslev, Jonathan Fessner, Sheila Miller, Rick Gillit, Lowell Bliss. Row 3: Lynn Boyer, Jenny Walters, Teresa Briggs, Marion Rosales. Irene frawas. officer. T.ncia Boria American Field Service AFS International Scholarships is a private, non-profit organization founded in 1914 as a volunteer ambulance corps with the allied forces during World War I. With the belief that personal relationships between individuals of different cultures foster international understanding and friendship, AFS ambulance drivers in 1947 initated the Winter Program. This program enables students from abroad to come to live for a year with US families and study in our secondary schools. Three more programs were added between 1957 and 1972, with approximately 4, 000 students from more than 60 countries participating each year. Aysegul Cfcyaman, Turkey, Irene Erdtner, Austria, Inger Leacock, Barbados, Maritza Mendez, Costa Rica, participated in the JCHS AFS Mini Conference A. F.S. The Don Carrier family hosts this year's AFS student, Irene Erdtner, from Austria, As both of her parents are deceased, she has a very close relationship to her four older brothers two of them living with her in a small village on the outskirts of Innsbruck. Although she has already graduated back home, JCHS has been an educational experience for her, since the clrriculum and the social activities are completely different from what she was used to. I am very interested in the the cultural aspects of this country as well as American Literature and art. Irene said. So far this year has added a lot to my life. I have gotten to know many fantastic people with different ideas and new ways of doing things. I have been to many Interesting places and encountered the American Heritage._______________________ I Bour AFS student abroad is Curt Hamm ill,a 1977 graduate of I rCHS. He is residing with the Steiger family in Lucerne, Switzerland. He thinks his family is nice and understanding ■ They take him hiking every Sunday, and sking all year round ■ is one of his new past times. [lie says, I havent arfy complaints and I am thankful that I am ■where I am. 1 Since Irene has been in America she has discovered a new talent in china paiting A. F. S. ■ ■■ Ushers Club Front Row: Eva Marie Arnold, James Davidso'dson, Faye m, Faye Owens, Anita Gibbens, Vonnie Bahl, Second Rown, Paulire onaon, Pauline Dowell, Margie Craig, Betsy Roberts, Pam Orr, Taunia Woodson, Mrs. Rita Thomas, sponsor, Third Row: Ray Day, Robert Walls Jr. Mike Burrell, Robert Ohmes, Roger Day, Dwayne Harfield. Seated: Joey Beckman. Front Row: Mr. Chris Anderson, sponsor, Brad White, Allan Collins, Partick Riley, Ken Moyer, Dirk Moody. Back Row: Terry Schmalzried, David Beckman, Lowell Bliss, Jerry Kracht, Clark Morrow. Ushers Club, Chess Club Front Kow: Mr. Don Hettinger, sponsor, Greg Marcus, Irwin Loud, Tony deJesus, secretary, Kim Jackson, Deborah Bartlett, Marion Rosales. Back Row: David Graham, James Williams, Ray Henry, vice-president, Kevin Picklesimer, Brad White, Paula Burris,president,MarkMingeldorffi Laura Burris, Dirk Moody, Kristi Tankersley. Not pictured Misty Anderson, treasurer. I Front Row: Pat Gorman, Kathy Lisle, Don Wells, Tracy Jones, Mike Quintanar, Bill Mahaffey. Second Row: ColinGlessner, KenOathout. Third Row: Mr. Ronald Moore, sponsor, Joe Adams, Tyyuab Hussian, Charles Acosta. Science Club, Camera Club Camera Club Row 1: Ira Reed, Andela John, Jennie Jones, Debra Echevarria. Row 2: Derrick John, Russell Cuba, Robert Witt, Donald Wells. Rav Henrv. Row 3: David Quintanar Carla Hoyle, Elton Smith, Paula Burris, Lisette Domenech, Kristi Tankersley, Rene Delmar, Shirley Lockhart, Margot Jones, Lori hblverson, Mary Lockyer, Penny Sanderson, Miss Sonya Ponton, sponsor, Wanda Claudio, Cassandra Tvson. Tina Nichols, E4sa Claudio, Renee Kirkpatrick. Row 4: Wince Tvson. Ronald Miller, Kathy Lockver, David Archuleta Gay Wright, Gerald Phillips, Curtis Larson, Charles Russell, Susan Price, Leiloni Rinon Richi Meriweather, Fred Obrecht. Spanish, French. German and International Clubs Larry Smith, Joe Beckman, Nancy Cuba, Kim Reed. Carolvn Deasv, Debbie Stutler, Donna Ramil, Darin Murphy, Tim Gilet, Mary Colby, Laura Burris, Pam Orr, Harry May, Irwin Loud, Noberto Ricco, Brenda Pelpherv, David King, Alan Bauer, Teresa Pike, Gretchen Lotz, Mary Rowland, Gary Deasy, Linda Hane, Mary Rios, Sandy Kiernan, Karen Ricnards, Diane Plenert, Rita Thomas, sponsor, Laura Burris, Teresa Ochs, Stephane Peebles, Barolyn Winters, Heidi Colson, Stephanie Van Sickle. Row 1: Sherry Frost, Terry Kell, Ursula Smith, Kim Jackson, officer, Shelia Jenkins, Leslee Burgoon, Sandra Holloway, Pat Payne, Daniela Reed. Row 2 : Ralph Smith, RobertArcher, Donna Ramil, David Graham, officer, KathrynRauleson, Pat Holderman, Debra Wyant, Sharon Opunui, Pat Morton. Row 3: Andrea Belker, Karin Bonner, Michele Johnson, KarenOres, Terri Elam, Isabelle Strauss, Betty Ward, JaniceKramer, Theresa Holderman. Row 4: Guy Blankenship, Bjorn Barnett, John Hornbostel, Dianne Jackson, Ross Hindman, Wes Hall, Doris Gyenge, Lisa Stephenson, Debbie Paddock, Nancy Kane, Andrea Metsala, Debbie Kelley, Ronald Miller, Tom Seguin.Johnny Creel, Susan Campbell. Row 5: Raimund Combs, Rich Bungard, Carl Butler, Dana Brown, John Boykin, Terry Schmalzried, Mike Taylor, Uwe Taylor, John Grimm. Row 6: ’ (INTERNATIONAL CLUB) Front Row: Im Sang Lee, Mrs. Noble, Hye Jung Kim, Second Row: Yong Corwin, Suna Rand, Suk Kim, Yong Drake, Third Row: Hui Yong Un, Eui Suk Sul, Song Yong So, Chol-Ho Kim. AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA ACOSTA, JULIO ALEXANDER, JEANETTE AFS 2, German Club 1. ARNOLD, 3. FRED Booster Club Debate 1. Pep Club 1. Booster Club 2. Filly Football 2. BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB BARTLETT, RICHARD BAUERBAND, SCOTT BAEZ, GLORIA ALFORD, MICHAEL ALLISON,SANDRA ALSTON, KAREN ALVARDA DO,OSCAR bald™, . 3. taivs 2. Intramural SpoTfeC BALLARD. LORA Rhie .Tav ANDERSON, MIST'i staff3. NHS3. AFS Club 1. Science Teachers Asst, 2, 3 Basketball 1,2, 3, Class Committee 2, Pow Wow Spanish (Jlub 1,3, Girl's 1 c: I BALLARD, LORA Blue Staff, 2. Teachers Asst,; mural Sports, 2. Girls Bal ball.l. Pep Club, 1. Club, 2, French Club, 3. Library Asst, 1, 2. Volleyball, Imports Writer of the Year � rarcl, 2, vSk ■ BANKS, JO BAXTER,AUDREY ECK, DAVID German Club 2, .Counseling Asst. 3. Filly Foottyilb Coaches helper 3. Transferred Shawnee Mission West l. H I BECKMAN, JOEYW. H. S. 2,3. Chess Club 1,2,3, Debate 1,2,3 French Club 1,3, Library Asst, 2, National Merit Scholar 3. BELL, JEFFERSi Club 1, Pep Club 1, Club 2, 3, Teen Involv Law Enforcement 2, Football 2,3. Volleyball Track 1,2,3. Jostens J alism Award 3. Costum Director 3. Student Tutor Science Club Treasurer 3. Stagecrew All School Play 3. Stagecrew Say It With Music 3. Law Enforcement Lieut. 3. ANDERSON, OR IN ARCHER, STEVE A R JON A, GINA RYAN rSports 3. .STEPHEN Kays 1,2. Golf 1,2. ARNOLD,TERRY 2,:_____________________ Choir 3, KejTEEfTO TTL S. 2.3. Kayette Board, 3, Kayettes 2.3. Top 15 Students 1,2. Class Committee 2. stuCo Rep. 3. Royal Blue Band 1, 2,3. Pep Band 1,2, 3. Voice 3. Say it With Music 1,2,3, Radio Club 1. Pep Club 1. Booster Club 2,3. Filly Football 2,3. Booster Club Board 3. Band Award 2. BARTLETT, DEBORAH AFS 1,2,3, Science Club 1,2,3. BIRCH, JEFFTeachersAsst.2 Filly Football Candidate 2. Boy's Gymnastics 1,2,3. Intramural Sports 2. Football 1,2,3,. A11-CKL2.3. All-State 2,3. Football Captian3. Boy's Basketball 1. Track 1,2, 3. BLACK,LEONA BLANKEN DEAN Ushers Club 2,3. Kays l.NHS 3. Boy's State Senior Achievements Alternate 2. Cross Country 1. French Club 1, 2.Boy's Basketball 2. BLISS, LAUREL NHS 2, 3. Vice President 3. Top 15 Students 1,2. First Place JC Student Art Contest 2. BOONE, MELODIE BUTLER CARL BYRNES, MICHAEL CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC CADORET,ROGER CORWIN, YONG International Club 3. CORYELL, CORY Teachers Asst, 3. Homecoming escort 1,2. Class Committee 3, Pep Club 1. Filly Football 2. Boy's Basketball 1, £3. Boy's Tennis 1,2,3, BORJA, LUCY A FS 3. Science Club 1, Teachers Asst. 3. Symphonic Choir 3. I JjjfliCTSON ClTy B.U-'E'J’AYS Committee 2. French Club 2. BROWN. SCOTT Blue Jay Band 1. J. C Ensemble 213.. Pit Band 1, 2, 3. ConceMThoir 1, 2,3. All School PlAy 2. NHS 3. Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3. Golf 1,2,3. Top 15 Students 1, 2. Royal Blue Band 2,3. Pep Band 1,2, 3. 6and Award . BROOM, CAROL BRUMM, DANIEL BUCKNER, JOHN 4 BAUN, MELCHOR Intramurals 3. Football 3. Transferred from Bremerhaven American High School 1. CASE, DARIN CHITTUM, VICTOR CLAUDIO, 1-XSA CLARK, MICHAEL CLAUDIO, WANDA o t.LETT, pat COLON, FRANCISCA Girls Choir 1, 2. Track 1. COWAN, SEAN COURTNEY, CHERYL Jay-Steppers 1,2,3. Fourth Lieut. 2. Co-Captain 3. Concert Choir 2V3. Symphonic Choir 1, Say it With Music 1,2,3. Spanish Club 1. Teacher's Asst. 2,3. Girl's Basketball 1,2,3. Varsity Mascot 3. Pep Club ,1. Booster Club 2, 3. Office Asst. 2. Filly Football 3. Girl's Gymnastics, 3. Volleyball 1, 2,3. Track, 1. CUBA, LAURA Stuco officer 3, Teachers Asst. 3. Girl's Tennis 1. Pep Club 1. Kayettes 1. CUNNINGHAM, JENNIFER DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD BUNGARD, RICH All School Play 2,3. Thespians 2,3. Chess Club 3. Teachers Asst. 3. Say It With Music 2,3. German Club 1,3. Library Asst, 2,3, BURDETT, DENISE COMBS, RAIMUND AFS 3. Chess Club 3. Intramural Sports 3. German Club 3, Transferred Salina Sodth High CONNER.LYNN CORTEZ, CHERI DACUS, CINDY Blue Jay Band 1,2. JC Ensemble 2. Pit Band 1. Spanish Club 1. Kayette Board 3. Kayettes 1,2,3. Pep Band 1,2. Say It With Msuci Band 1,2. Say It With Music 1. Booster Club 1,2,3. German Club 3. Filly Football 2,3. DAHLHAUSER, ROBERT Senior Achievements DALLINGA, DURWIN DARBY, DEBORAH DAVIDSON, BRYAN Science Club 2, a Teachers Asst. 2,3. DAVIS RICK S DAVIS, TE DA Y, JOHN Boy1 s Gymnastics 1. DERRYBERRY, TONY Keyboard 2. Science Club 2,3, Teachers Asst. 2. Intramural Sports 2. Stuco Representative 2,3. German Club DEVENNEY, W DEVI$ DOT?G DIPEKSIO, STEVE DEN, GREG-Blue Jay Band . Wrestling 1. Football 1,3. rack 1. DAY, ROBERT 1,2.3. DEASY, CAROL Ushers Club DIE TRICK Asst. 2,3, Gymnastics PCA Pep s m DOWDALL, CHERYL PowWow staff 3. Camera Club 2. Teachers Asst. 2. Intramural Sports 1,2. Pep Club 1. Kay-ettes 1,2. Booster Club 2,3. Office Asst. 3. EDWARDS, LEE EULERS, ROBERT i -3 ELAM, FRANK ELLER, TIM NHS 2,3. Wrestling 1,2,3. French Club 2, 3. Boy's State Delegate2. Football 1,2. Track 1,2. %OWELL, PAULINE Ushers I ►Club 1,2. Camera Club 1. ? Symphonic Choir 2. ELLIS, HAR ELI .IS, PATT RVFY A thy Teachers Band 1. Girl's DEJESUS, MARILYNBlue Jai Band 1,2. JC Ensemble 2,3. Pit Bandl,2,jJ. Keyboard2,3. NHS 2,3. Kayette Board 3. fop 15 1,2,3. Class Comm- DURAN, DIANE Blue Jay Band ittee2,3. Sjfico Representative l. jc Ensemble 2,3. Pit Banr -Club 1, 2. Spanish Clul ENFIELD, NORMAN EPTING, JOYCE n DREW, TOM DUPERE JANETT ERDTNER, IRENE Pow Wow staff 3. AFS 3. AFS Scholarships. Stuco Representative 3. 3. Royal Blue Band 2,3. Pep Band 1,2,3. Say It With Music 1.2. Radio Club 1. PepClub 1. Kayettes2,3. Filly Football DELLEFATE. MICHE1 I Blue Jay Band 2,3. JC Ensemble 2.3. Teachers Asst. % 3. intramural Sports 1. Pep Band 2. Kayettes 1. Filly Football Cheerleader 3. 1. Kayette Board 1,2,3. T 15 1,2. Pep Band 2,3. Say ll 1 WitfTMusIc 2,3. PepClub 1. Kayettes 1,2,3. Booster Club 1.2.3. Filly Football 2,3. Girl's Gymnastics 3. Track 1.2.3. Booster Club Board 3. Snowflake princess 1. Sadie Hawkins candidate 2. ERVIN, L I i I ■ DI I Er ■ La ESHELMAN, DEE Blue Jay Band 1. JC Ensemble 2,3. Pit Band 1. Concert Choir 1,2,3. Science Club 2. Pep Band 1,2,3. JC Chorale 2, 3. Voice 2,3. Say It With Music 3. Kayettes 3. I'tlly football t? EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE EVANS, VICTOR, DENVER, LARRY Blue Band 1,2,3. JC Ensemble 3. Bevy's Gymnastics 1,2, 3 Intramural Sports 2,3. Golf 1,2. Royal Blue Band 2,3. Boy's State Delegate 2. Filly Football 3. ECHEVARRIA DEBBIE NHS 2,3. Spanish Club 2,3. Teachers Asst. 3. Girl's Tennis 3. Kayettes 2,3. Booster Club 3. Filly Football 3. EVERS, DEBBIE FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF ■ FALU, GADIRA Senior Achievements FINE, KEITH FLOYD, MAURICE Camera Club 3, Teachers Asst. 2. Radio Club 1. Booster Club 1. Football 1. Boy's Basketball 1,2,3. FORD SARAH FOSTER, CHRIS All School Play 2. Spanish Club 1. Radio Club 1. Debate 1. FRAZIER, TERRIJCEnsemble 2,3. Pit Band 3. NHS 3. Spanish Club 2. Class Committee 2,3 Varsity Cheerleader 3. Pep Band 2. Say It With Music 3. Booster Club 2,3. Filly Football 2,3. Girl's Gymnastics 3. Homecoming Queen 3. Transferred Buryess High School, El Paso Texas 1. GGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG GABBERT, KC Filly Football candidate 2. Wrestling 1. German Club 1,2. Football 1,2 Track 1,2. All CKL Second Team 3. Who's-Who In American High Schools 2. GANT JULIUS GERINGER, TERRY Class officer 3. NHS3. Girl's Tennis 1,2,3. Top 15 1,2. Pep Club 1. Kayettes 2. Filly Football 3. Girl's Gymnastics 1,2,3. Track 1,2. Homecoming candidate 2. GERMANN, DEBBIE Blue Jay Band 1,2. Teacher's Asst. 3. Kayette Board 3. class Committee 1. StuCo Rep. 1,2,3. Pep Band 1. Booster Club 3. Kayettes 1,2, 3. Homecoming Candidate 3. Filly Football Escort 3. Booster Club Board a GILLIT, RICK A FS 3. Camera Club 3. Royal Blue Band 2,3. Football 2,3. Transferred Stuttgart American High School 1. GOODMAN,, CONNIE Teachers Asst. 2,3. Class Committee 1. GOODSON JOEY Science Club 3. Teachers Asst. 3. Radio 1. GORMAN, MARY Stuco officer 3. Concert Choir 2,3. Mixed Chorus 1. Keyboard 2,3. All School Play 2,3. Thespians 2,3. Forensics 1, 2,3. Spanish Club 1. Teachers Asst. 2,3. Class Committee 1,2,3. Stuco Representative 1,2. JC Chorale 2. Say It With Music 2.3. Radio Club 1. Debate 1,2,3. Teen Involvement 1. Girl's State Delegate 2. GFAIIAM, LOIS GRANT, LA VERNE GRAVES VICKY GRAYSON, LESLIE GRIER. RUTH GUIOT, BRUCE GUSTTN. CINDY Pow Wow siatt 3. Teachers Asst. 3. Childerns Play 2,3. Say It With Music 2,3. Kayettes 2. HHIIHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH HALL, KENNETH HALL, THOMAS HALLIBURTON. TRAVIS Teachers Asst. 2,3. HAMMOND, DORIS HAMMOND, JO LYNN Class officer 1,2. JV Cheerleader 2 NHS 3. Teachers Asst. 2,3. Varsity Cheerleader 3. Pep Club 1. Booster Club 2,3. HANE, LINDA HANNAN, PAT Kayettes 1,2. HARFIELD, DWAYNE HARP, RUSSEL HARPER, KAREN All School Play 3. Teachers Asst. 3. Transferred Manhattan High School 2. HARPER, MARIA HARRIS, DENNIS HARRIS, JOHN Camera Club 3. Boy's Gymnastics 1,2,3. Wrestling 2. Golf 1. Class Committee 1,3. Football 2,3. Tr-.. 3. HAYNES, TEMPLE Pow Wow staff 3. Teachers Asst. 2. Class Committees. Sympho Tc Choir 2. Girl's Gymnastics 2,3. Senior Achievements Transferred Bossier High School Bossier, Louisiana 1. HEATH, GWIN Teachers Asst. 2. Class Committee 2. Kayettes 1,2. HEADD, CELESTE HENDERSON JOSEPH HENDERSON, LINDA HENINGTON, CHRISPow Wow staff.3. Ushers Club 1. Kays 1. Teachers Asst. 1,2,3. Filly Football Candidate 3. Intramural Sports 2,3. Wrestling 1. Class Committee 2. Teen Involvement 1. Filly Football Cheerleader 2. Football 1,2,3. Track 1,2,3. HENLEY, JOHN Blue Jay staff Blue Jay Sports Editor 3. Boy's Basketball 1,2,3. HENRY, RAYMOND HESS, GENE HIYE, PEGGY Kaiserslautern American High School 1. stuCo Secretary 3. NHS 2.3..Girl's Tennis 3. Top 15 Students 2,3. Who's Who in American High School Students 2. White K Academic Award. HOLDERMAN, PATRICIA HOLLINGSWORTH, D HOLLWAY, CORNELIA HORNBOSTEL, JON HOUGHTON, KARLA HOWARD, KATHRYN HUGHES, BARBARA Jay Spinners.2. Pep Club 1, 2v. German Club 1. Office Asst. 3. Filly Football 2. HUMPHREY, JACQUELYN HUTCHINSON, BARBARA HUYNH, PHUONGMAI HUYOH, HOUI Mixed Chorus 1. French Club 2. JJJJJJ.T.TJJJJ JJJJJJJJJJJJJ.T.TJ JACKSON, GENEVA JACKSON, WAYNE JAIME, ROBERT Transferred Frankfurt American High School 3. JENKINS, DEBBIE JENKINS, JESSE JOHN,DONALD JOHNSON, BETH Senior Class Pres. Pow Wow Staff, 3. J. V. Cheerleader, 1. Jay-Steppers, 2,3. Co-Captain, 3. N. H. S. 2,3 Homecoming Princess, 2. Homecoming Cand. 3. Kayettes 1,2,3. Kayette Board 2,3. V, P. Kayettes 2. Symphonic Choir, 1. Say it With Music 2,3. Pep Club 1. Booster Club 2, 3. French Club Pres, 2. Snowflake Cand.l. Who's Who in American High School Students, 2. First Runner-Up Miss Drill Team Kansas, 3. D.A.R. Good Citizens Award. JOHNSON .JAMES JOHNSON, JOHN JOHNSON, KA THERINE JOHNSON, MICHELLE JONES, JENNIFER N. H. S. 2, 3. Spanish Club 2, 3. Top 15 Students 1, 2, 3. Kayettes 2. Booster Club 2. JONES, SHIRLENE JONES, Y ETTE KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK KANE, WENDY Transferred Mannham American High School 3. KA NOUSE, JAY KARNS,BRIAN Concert Choir 1,2,3. Kays 1,2. Voice 2. Say It With Music 1,2,3. Boys State Delegate 2. KEENE, JAMES KEITH, JEFF KELL, TERRY KELLEY, MARK Class officer 1. Kays 1. Teachers Asst. 3. Intramural Sports 2,3. French Club 1. Football 2,3. Boy’s Senior Achievements Basketball 2,3. T rack 2. KIDD, JOHN KIDD, SCOTT KIM, HYUNG SUK Transferee! Lexington High School 3. KIRKLAND, BCBBY Camera Club 2. Science Club 2..,Intramural Sports 2. Booster Club 3. Football 1. Bov's Basketball 1. KIRKSEY, AI.CNZOBoy's Gymnastics 2. Football 1,2,3. Second team CK1. 3. Bov's Basketball 1,2. Track 1,2,3. Teachers AssL3 )ebate 2. Kayettes 1. Library Asst. 3. LOCKHART, SHIRLEY Concert Choir 2, 3. Mixed Chorus 1. N.H. S. 3. Spanish Club 2, 3. Say It With Music 2, 3. JOGKYER, SUSAN Concert Choir 2,3. All School Play 2. | Crewl. Thespians 2. NHS 2. 3. AI'S 1,2. Teachers Asst. 2. JC Chorale 2,3. Say it With Music 1,2 , 3. Kayettes 2,3, Booster Club 1, 2. Track 1. LOPEZ, JOHN 1,2,3. KNOUP MICHAEL I X, DAVID LOUD, IRWIN NHS 2,3.Science Club 1,2,3. TeachersAsst. 3. Top 15 3. French Club 1,2,3. Boy's Tennis 1,2,3. KNO LLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL LANDRITII, SOPHIA LASTER, DIANA LEE, CHARLES LINCOLN, CORNELIA Ushers Club 2,3. President 2.Teachers Asst. 2,3. Girl's Basketball 2. Class Committee 2,3. Symphonic Choir 1,2. Volleyball 1,2 LINCOLN, STEVE I,ISLE, KATHTF Keyboard 3. Thespians 2, 3. Forensics 2,3. Camera Club 3. Chess Club 3. LUGO, JOHN MM? I °fl MMMMMMMMM is MAHA FFEY, BILL MANZER,REBECCA 1 I I’RT MARSH, ROB MARSHALL, JOE Teachers Asst. 3. German Club 2, 3. MARTIN, KELLY MAY, HARRY MCCOY, SHEILA MCDONALD, ROLAND MCGOWAN,ROBERT Blue Jay Staff 1. Pow Wow Staff 2,3. Pow Wow Editor 3. Teachers Aspt. 2. Office Asst. 2. Class Committee 1,2,3. Student Council Rep resent it ive 1,2,3. Mixed Choir 1. Symphonic Choir 1. Concert Choir 2,3. J. C Chorale 2 ,3. State Music Festival 1 rated medal, J. C. Chorale 2. Music Lyre Award 2. Voice Student 2,3 Keyboard 2. Say It With Music 1, 2,3. All School Play 1,2,3. A. F S. 1,2 NHS 2,'3. Thespians 1,3. President of Thespians 3. Ushers Club'1. Forensics 1,2, 3. Radio Club 1. Pep Club 1 Booster Club 2, 3. Honor Pep 2. Booster Club Board 2, 3. Debate 1,3. Teen Involvement 1. Spanish Club 1. Science Club Camera Club L Intramurals Sports 1,2. Filly Football Cheerleader 2,3. Top 15 Students 1. Drama Club 1,2 Humble Poet Contributor 2 Who's Who Among American TTign School Students 2, 3. Student Tutor 2. Chess Club 1 Stage Crew 2,3. Program Director 2, 3. MCINTOSH, KATHY AFS 1,2,3. Teachers Asst. 3. MCKINNEY, RICHARD MATHEWS, JERRY Transferred MCMEANS, BARB Transferred Nurenberg High School MAXWELL, DONNA Booster Club 2. Delta High School MEEKS, DANIEL Senior Achievements MILES, DAVE I ue Jay Band 1. JC Ensemble 2. Pit Band 1,2. Keyboard 3. Royal Blue Band 1,2. Pep Band 1,2. MILLER, BOB MILLER, MARVIN Track 3. MILLER, RONALD MILLESON, MICHAEL Teachers Asst. 3. NIX, JAMES Science Club 1. Chess Club 1. German Club 1. Korean Club 2. Football 1. NIXON, ROBERT NORTH, ROBIN NORWICK, MERNA OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO1 PARKER, TERESA Concert Choir 1, Z Symphonic Choir 2. PAYNE .CHERIE PEATEK, SONYA PENKER, EDWARD PHILLIPS, RONALD PHELPS, JAMES MINGELGQRFF, MARK Transferred from Augusburg American High School 2. OBRECHT, FREDRICK OHMES, ROBERT Ushers Club 3. Camera Club 3. MITCHELL, IfclOUG Camera m pee Club. . 1.2., Teachers Club 2,'i. President 3. Tea ohAsst‘ nestling 2. French Club 1,2. Library Asst. 3. Boy's Tennis 1,2,3. Transfercd Central High School 1. Who's-V ho in American High Schools PIATEK, SONYA , PKE, TONY Intramurpl Sports 2. Cross Country 2,3. Club 2, President 3. Teach- , ers Assf.. 3. Class CommittH 3. Football 2. ■ul DIRK NH3! Chess Club 3. Teac 9 T PITTMAN,'.SARAH I R, KFNNFTH tatrfamural Sports T Hue Jav Band Pit Band mOYER, 1. JC Ensemb__ apu 2T‘S. Science Club 1. Pep Band 1. 2,3. Booster Club 3 MUSE .BARNEY nn: NAHA t W .. OSEPH O'NEAL, BRIDGETTE Class officer 2. Pow Wow staff 3C ' Wow Editor. 3. Blue Jay-faff 2. JV Cheerleader 2. Varisty Cheerleader 3. Spanish Club 1. Science Club 1. Teachers Asst. 2,3. Pep Club 1. Booster Club 2,3. Who's-Who Cheerleader 3. NNN OSBOURNE,CHARLES OW 1GIZ NARVERUD , MARTY Filly Motbglf candidate 2 Home coming Escort 1. NGO, THI THAO PPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP PARKER, BESSIE PUTNEY, SANDYStucoOfficer 2, Mixed Chorus 1. Teachers Asst. 2,3. Girl’s Basketball 1. Class Committed, 2. Sco Committee 1,2, Stuco Repre- Senior Achievements sentative 2,3. Varsity Cheerleader 3. Symphonic Choir 1. Booster Club 2,3. Filly Football 2,3. Transfered Charles City High School, Charles City Iowa. 2 QQQQ QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQi QUINTANAR, MIKE Blue Jay Bandl,2. JC Ensemble 1,2,3. Camera Club 3. Intramural Sports 3. ! Royal Blue Band 1,2,3. Pep Band 1, 2,3. Filly Football Cheerleader 2,3. Drum Major 2, 3. RRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR RAMIL, JEAN RAND, SUNA RASMUSSEN, ANDY Blue Jay Staff3. Asst. Editor 3. Teacher Asst. 3. Wrestling 1,2, Booster Club 2. RAY, JAMES REED CHARLES REED, KIM Ushers Club 2,3. Forensics 2. Spanish Club 1, Science Club 1. Class Comm-itte 1. Debate 2. Pep Club Kayettes 1. French Club 2 j r en involvement 2. REYES, MARIA RICCO, NORBERTO RICHARDSON, JEFFREY RILEY, PATRICK Teachers Asst. 2. Boy's Gymnastics 3. Intramural Sports 3. Cross Country 1,3. Homecoming Escort 3. Debate 3. French Club 1,2. Track 2, 3. Transferred Pemberton High School. ROBBINS,DENIS ROBERTSON, RO D Kays 1,2. Teachers Asst. 2. Intramural Sports 2, 3- Football 1. SANDERS, MARGARET SCHAD, KATHY Class Officer 1,2,3.. Ushers Club 2. Teachers Asst.3. Class Committee 1,2,3. Booster Club 3. Kayettes 1. SCHULER Club 1. CHARLES Camera ROBERTS, FRANCIS RODRIGUEZjMA YRA ROOM FRANK RUBLE, TERRI bllEGORY IL, ANDREAS RUMBAUGII, TERRY Blue Jay Bandl,2,3. JC Ensemble 1,2,3. Royal Blue Band 2,3. A RUP , WILLIAM SHANDY, DOUG intramural Sports 1,2,3. Cross. .Counrty 1. Homecoming Escorts 1. Golf 1. Pep Clubl. Filly Football coach 2. SHARKEY, FRED SHARP, DA VID SHFAFFER.KENNFTW V Vff . SMpr, JONATHAN Class Officer 1, vice president 1. Concert Choir 3. Voice 3. Keyboard 3. NHS 3. Filly Football Candidates. Top 153. Football 3. Transfered Ft. Hamilton High School Brooklyn New York 2. National Merit Scholarship Semi-finalist 3. Accompanist Symphonic Choir 3. Voice 3. Football 3. RUSSELL, WARD iA Spanish Club sst. 3. Kayettes SSSSSSSS 5SSSSSSS 3SSSSSS SAMPSON, DEBBIE Pep Club 2 Kayettes 2. Filly Football 2. SMITH, DEBBIE Pow Wow staff 3. TV Cheerleader 1. Varsity Cheerleader 2,3. Concert Choi; 2.3. Spanish Club 1. Kayett Board 2,3. Class Commit 2.3. JC Chorale 3. Symphonl Choir 1. Voice 3. Say It Wit Music 2, 3. Booster Club 1,2,1 Kayettes 1,2,3. Filly Footba 3. Snowflake candidate 1. Snov flake princess 2. Who's-V ho in American HffeH' fflool Cheerleading 3. Senior Achievements SMITH, ERRIK SMITH, LA DONNA STORY, DON Pow Wow staff 3. Intramural Sports 3. Transferee! Kubasake High School' Okinawa, Japan 3, SMITH, LARRY SMITH KENNETH SMITH, RALPH SMITH, TONY SMITH, URSULA Booster Club 3. German Club 3. Transferred Nurmberg American H igh School 3. SMOTHERS, CONNIE Blue Jay Band 1. JC Ensemble 2,3. Royal Blue Band 3. Pep Band 1,2,3. Band letter 2. Girl’s Choir 1. Say It With Music 1. SNIDER, MARSHA SPENCER, NATHANIEL STEWART, DERR IS STEWART, LINDA STRAIT, DEBBIE N. H. S. 3. A. F. S. 2. Spanish Club 3. Girl's Tennis 3. Girl's Basketball 2,3. Top 15 Students 2. Kayettes 3. Booster Club 2,3. Filly Football 2,3. Track 2. Transferred Leesville High School 1. STUMPF, TAMMY Concert Choir 3. Svmpnonic Choir 3. SWAFFORD, JANET TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT TAN GUAY, JANET TARVER, VERLIN TAYLOR, DORETHA TAYLOR, UWE German Club 3. TEMPERA, DALE 4 TERRY, SHELIA Spanish Club 2. STEWART, MIKE THARP, ROBERT Pow Wow Staff 3. Blue Jay Staff 2. Cam- •era Club 1,2,3. Science Club 1 SIARR, KAREN I sheis Club Teacher's Asst. 3. Law En-2,3. NHS 3. Teachers Asst. 3. forcemeat 2. Most Valuable Kayettes 1,2,3. French Club staffer Award 2. STEARLY, PAMELA THOMAS, DARYL STILLWELL, MARIAN THOMAS, RUTH THOMPSON, JOHN Ushers Club 2,3. Intramural Sports 1,2.Wrestlingl, 2.Radio Club 1. TIIORNBERG, WAYNE TOOMBS, FRANCOISE Blue Jay Band 1, 2, 3. J. C. Ensemble 1, 2, 3. Concert Choir 2, 3. Keyboard 2,3. Spanish Club 2. Pep Band 1,2. J. C. Chorale 3. Voice 3. Say It With Music 2,3. Pep Club 2,3. Kayettes 2. Booster Club 2,3. French Club 2. TWIG, LORI UUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU UN, HUI YONG UNDERWOOD, ROBERT VVWVVWVVVVVVWVVVVV VIGIL, MARK VKTORA, MIKE VIRUET, LUCY VOELCKER,ANN WWW WWWWWWWWWWWWWW WADELL, LAURA WAHLE, CHRIS Blue Jay Band 1,2. Pit Band 1. TeachersAsst 3. Pep Band 1. Say It With Music 1. Kayettes 2,3. Booster Club 2,3. Filly Football 2,3. Filly Football Escort 3. Senior Achievements WAHLE, MARK WHEATON NIKKI WALLS, ROBERT Concert Choir 2. All School Play 2. Ushers Club 3. Teachers Asst. 3. Intramural Sports 1,2,3. Voice2. Teen Invol- WIIITE, JANICE WILD, ELIZABETH Gymnastics 3. Filly Football Escort 2. Booster Club Pres. 3. Who's Who in American High School Students, 2. YI, KANG vement 1,2. Football 1,2. Track 3. WALKER, ANDREW Blue Jay Band 1,2,3, JC Ensemble 2,3. Pit Band 1,2,3. NHS 3. Pep Pit Band 1, 2, 3, NHS 3, Pep Band 3. JC Chorale 2,3. Voice 3. Say It With Music 1,2,3. WILDMAN, MICHELE Ushers Club 1. Girls Choir 1. Kayettes 2,3. Booster Club 3. Filly Football Yelleader 2, 3. WILLEY, DANIEL WILLIAMS BRIAN YOUNG, SHERRY Filly Football 3. ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ ZIMMERMAN, CHARLES WILgON. VIVIAN WALK WALKER, E WARNER, LFS All School Play 2.3. Thespians 3 NHS 3. Teachers Asst. 3. Golf 1,3. WA SgJ rcrjjgN t E HA MA WM_ — WEBB, BYRON JC Ensemble 2.3, NHS 2 3. Filly Footb l (‘ andL.aii .. intramural So 3. Top 15 3. Pep Band-! 1, ball 1,3. Track 2, |pb-Cap tain football 3. Nationa Scholar 3. Trapsfered Leaven-wo l’tMili B’ cKbol 1. WEINEL, CHERI WI TOVER, KEVIN Teachers Asst. 3. Wrestlingl, 2,3. Class Committee 3. Boy's Tennis 1,2,3. Snowflake Escort 2. Sadie Hawkines Candidate 2. Filly Football Coach 3. Intramural 3 WILLIAM, Sports 2. I WILLIA WILLIAMS WILSON, FRANCES NHS 2, 3. Teaehers Asst. 2. Top 15 2. Booster Club 3. v — 4 ZS rv WILSON JSTEVf 4 Too late to alphabetize: BAUGHMAN, TERESA AFS 3. Spanish Club 2. 3. Teacher's Asst. 3. Kayjftes 2,3. :n, CASSIE YY YYYYYYYYYY )©Y Blue Jay ---- -r ; v. ... leader 2. NHS 3 3. Spanish Club 1. Teachers Asst. 3. Blue Jay editor 3. Varsity Cheerleader 3. Debate 2. Pep Club 1. Booster Club . 2,3. Kayettes 1 2. Filly Foo ball escort 3. Who’S Who in American Cheeiieading 5. 4 JONES, YVETTE Cp rt Choir 1� 2, |A11 SchoorPlaw 1,3. Sa.vffwhthMusic 1,2,3. Debate 1,2. Ushers Club 1,2. Forensics 1.2.3. Thespians 2,3. Kayettes 1.3. Booster Club KATHY J. V. . jfff Steppers 3. Concert Chotf-fe. Treble Clef . 1. Girl's Choir 2. Spanish Club 1,3. Teacher's Asst. 2. Say It With Music 3. Pep Club Kayettes 1,2,3. Booster Club 2, 3. Filly Football 2, 3. Girls NORTH, ROBIN All School Play 2,3. Teacher's Asst 3. Kayettes 2,3. Office Assistant 2,3. Filly Football 3. Senior Achievements Clothes Barrel Che tirige of England 3fisf] Sc Chips 823 N. WASHINGTON JUNCTION CITY The Apothecary Shop HEALTH BEAUTY AIDS JEWEI RY COSMETICS AMBASSADOR CARDS Complete Prescription Service REX T. RASMUSSEN, R. PH. In the West Side Shopping Center ph. 238-1136 Telephone 913 238-4121 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation HOBBIES and COINS Junction City, Kansas 113 W. 7th Tamiya - Estes - Macrame 819 GRANT AVENUE, JUNCTION CITY, KANSAS We Support the Blue Jays 1419 W. 6th Junction City Camelot Decorating Center LET US MAKE YOUR HOME A CASTLE” Interior Design Service Available 104 S. Washington 762-5959 Junction City WARDROBE CLEANERS Willard E. Dugger, Owner CLEANERS—ALTERATIONS—STORAGE SHIRT and FATIGUE LAUNDRY 118 West 6th - Phone 238-4422 CAL’S PHILLIPS 66 Sixth and Jackson Phillips tires, batteries accessories Phone 238-4612 AVENUE RENTAL SALES io Equipment Center for Junction City Pioneer, Marantz, Sony, Curtis Mathis Grant Avenue Junction City Johnson Bros. Furniture CONGRADUL ATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1978! 321 GRANT AVENUE JUNCTION CITY Che Uillagt Shop Your Complete Jr. Store 932 Wes 6th jon juntnon Jeans and Things For Guys N' Gals 714 North Washington U.S. RAILWAY 2601 N. Hoover Woad Junction City, Ks. The Company that Keeps Their Freight Cars Rolling— from Coast to Coast 106 W. 8th 238-5174 Junction City's Good News Newspaper BROWN’S FLORAL We fix Sunday dinner seven days a weeks COLONEL SANDERS' RECIPE Kentucky fried 304 W. 6th Street LRE APPLIANCE HOME NGS ” '-w. Complete Coveroqe ol oil kjCHS Sports ond Activities LET ALL 60 TO DAIRY QUEEN M SUPER Braziers Sundaes BIG Braziers Ma|s ♦Braziers ♦Shakes ♦SUPER Brazier WW ♦Cpnfs Chile Dogs Royal Treats SJOH mer Mm MEN SWEAR JUNCTION CITY, KS. m i':i ■iiI .Km- i!ilornT r-'rmnl v«� ;ir rmljMs l v S vl hm !t B n SimW ■Will 1'hijrs. U'nshitWm The Junction Gerald s Jewelers Two Stores to serve you! 716 North Washington — Junction City 419 Poyntz — Manhattan McKENNA PCNTIAC-BUICK SUBARU Inc. 1219 N. Washington ph. 238-3124 I GOODWIN S TRAVEL CENTER, INC. Pace Arrow - Mobile Traveler - Serro Scotty Business Phone ® 13-23 B-7107 eoa SO. WASHINGTON JUNCTION CITY. KS. 66441 Let Yourself Go To Pto 4iut 407 South Washington NJEN'FH The Blue Joy Sports Station FM-94 Sirloin Of America '02V South Washington In Wal-Mart Plata UNION BUS DEPOT Tickets, Tours Express, Charters 1017 North Washington Good Luck Seniors of 1978 Montgomery Ward 1010 W. 6th Sends Congratulations to the Seniors of 1978 HAIR UNLIMITED 838 S. Washington CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 78” FOR REFILL CALL 238-1118 3S3 GRANT AVE. JUNCTION CITY KANSAS n discover the difference Congratulations to Seniors of 78 BEST WISHES Eighth and Washington, Junction City PEPSI “ ' 1 31 K8S CONGRATULATION 1978 SFNIORS! Bottlers of Pepsi, Mountain Dew and Diet Pepsi 203 East 5th st. BLUE JAY BOOSTERS MARVIN'S GARDENS 904 E. 4th WILSON WATCH REPAIR 112 W. 8th WELL'S CHRISTIAN BOOK STORE 114 W. 8 th FASHION SHOP 624 N. Washington U-Inn Restaurant 105 FLINT HILLS BLVD. PHONE: 238-5853 ?TERHY and JUDY DOWN IE OPEN. 7 DAWS A WEEK 6:00 to 9:00 ■Mi JIM’S 66 SERVICE ? f ■ 1201 N. 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Congratulations to the Senior Class Anderson Studio WHERE ANY OLE' TIME IS PANCAKE TIME 100 Contential Grand View Plaza Junction City, KS ph. 238-3136 Home of the Die Hard 308 W. 6th Junction City KS Cicativz Qzive.te.ii, 712 N. Washington 762-3388 Junction Citv. Kansas 66441 WATERS Eighth and WashingfoTI-- Hardware-Sporting Goods- Lawn Garden Housewares - Gifts - Tools Headquaters For Levis Bobby Brooks Store Hours 9 a. m. til 9 p. m. Daily Dillon Plaza Junction City Sun. -1-6 _ CONNIE'S WEST1'1' ' WEAn j 622 North Washington BEST WISHES FROM THE CITY ICE CO. 239 East 7th st. Junction City, KS Parker Optical 606 N. Washington Junction City, Ks. 66441 SAM PARKER Owner Hiqh Fashion Wiqs Same Day Service on Week Days KATHY, Manager OFFICE 913 7(52-5849 TELEPHONE 762-4787 For Sales a Service 613 N. Washington St. Junction City. Ks. «644i ,TACO GRANDE 701 West 6th Sun. - Thur. 11:00-11:00 Fri - Sat. 11:00- 12:00 Micks 925 W 6th - 238-3204 4 ©MAYTAG Appliance T tpp tn 'f KltchanAld Ashley's OUTLET STORE Clothing for the Entire Family West side Shopping Center JUNCTION CITY OFFICE SUPPLY, INC. 615 North Washington Phone 238-2770 JUNCTION CITY, KANSAS DrouirtENTER NAME BRAND _ tl MERCHANDISE Daily - 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. AT DISCOUNT PRICES Sundays - 11 a.m. to 6 p. m. SAVE IN EVERY DEPARTMENT EVERY ITEM - EVERY DAY-DISCOUNT PRICES • SOFT GOODS • RECORDS • TOYS • OUTDOOR • HARDWARE • SPORTING GOODS • HOUSEWARES • HEALTH BEAUTY AIDS • CANDY • STATIONERY • CAMERAS. JEWELRY • AUTOMOTIVE v353 Grant Ave. - Junction City, Kansas- PINATA MSXOeAK) RSSTOyOBAWY Delicious Mexican food served American Style 322 West Sixth 205 West Eighteenth Junction Citv kelqas. 360 Grant Ave. JUNCTION CITY, KANSAS GATEWAY FORD-MERCURY, INC. FORD MERCURY 820 Grant Ave. 762-2548 l nlted Telephone Co. of Kansas Plionc shops;: Congra ul a lions To the Class of 1978 First State Bank r hamburgers | « |Wp ■ w ■ 1 ONION RINGS 1 SONIC DRIVE-IN 823 SOUTH WASHINGTON JUNCTION CITY, KANSAS 66441 KWIKSHOP CONGRATULATION ) THE CLASS OF 1978 623 S. Washington Ind ex AAAAAA Acosta, Charles 76. Adair, Bridgette 76, 182. Adams,Cindy 52, 204 Adams, David 68. Adams, Dennis 52. Adams,. Joe 96.76. Adams, Marcia Adkinson,Donna 76. Afalava, Koini 52, 182, 184. ALCO, 233 Alexander, Heidi 76. Alexander, Jeanette 18. Alford, Michael 18. Allen, Linda 68, 185. Allison, Sandra 18. Allman, Brenda 76. Alvarez,Thomas 76. Anders, David 76. Anderson, Brad 100, 103, 107, 19. Anderson, Misty 3, 12, 19, 114, 115, 119 122, 197, 204. ANDERSON STUDIO, 236. Apfel, Robert 52. Aponte, Paul 76. Archer, Robert 100, 124, 213. Archer, Steve 5, 7, 16, 19. Archer, William 52. Archuleta, David 52. Ardery, Barbara 96. Arington, Than 76. . Arnold, Eva Maria 52. Arnold, Frederick 18. Arnold, Jean 76. Arnold. Terry 76. APOTHECARY SHOP Ash, Rick 76, ASHLEY'S OUTLET STORE 236 Atkins, Karen 76. Atkins, Tua 52. Augustine, Mike 52, 110, 180, 206. A W ROOTBEER 235. BBBBBB Baechtold, Tim 76. Bahl, Vonnie 52, 204. Bailey, Ann 76. Bailey, Deborah 76. Baker, David 52. Baker, Nicky 76. Baker, Sheila 76, 126, 127,180,184. Baldwin, Terry 18. Ball, Duane 52. Ball, Janet 76 , 204. Ball, Susan 52. Ballard, Lora 19. Ballard, Valerie 52. Banks, Jo 19. Barber, Janet 52. Barger, Rena 52. Barnett, Bjorn 76, 100, 213. Barta, Rhonda 19, 119, 180,182,184,185, 204. Bartlett, Deborah 18, 208. Bartlett, Richard 18, 169,170. Bass, James 76, 80. Bastin, Denise 96. 76. Bateman, Debbie 18, 114. Bateman, Sharon 52, 114. Bauer, Alan 212. Bauerband, Scott 19, 110, 112. Baughman, Teresa 19, 223. Baughman, Rita 76. Baun, Melchore 206. Baxter, Audrey 19. Baxter, Sherry 52. Bean, Lisa 76. Beard,Janie 52, 68, 182. Beasley, Lori 20. Beasley,Steven 52, 185. Beard, Janie 52, 68, 182. Beasley, Lori 20. Beasley, Steven52 ,18a Beatty,. George 77. Beck. Sean 124 Becker, Andrea 77. Beckman, David 77. Beckman, Joe 212. Bedore, James 53. Belker, Andrea 213. Bennett, Bryan 20, 134. Bennett, Roger 77, 100. Bennett, Stephen 20. Berszelis, Julia 53. Berszelis, Monika 77. Biddle, Theresa 53. Biggs, Mike 53. Biggs, Teresa 204. Birch, Jeff 20,100, 102, 106. Bischoff,Greg53 ,110, 185. Blaciurach, Matt 77. Blackshaw,Crystall80. Blackshaw, Dean 182. Blackshaw, Gordon77. Blackshaw, Scott 180. Blair, Ricky 53. Blanken, Dean 20. Blankenship, Guy 77, 179, 185, 213. 96. Bliss, Laurel 20. Bliss, Lowell 75, 77, 125, 179, 208. Black, Leona 21. B MHOME FURNISHINGS 234. Boehning, Karen 53. Bohannon, Susan 50, 51, 53, 126, 204, 208. Boland, Shannon 77. Boland, Kelly 53. Boiler, Dennis 53. Bollman, Kristi 126, 129, 53. Bonner, Karen 53, 77, 213. Borja, Lucia 21, 182, 208. Boone, Melodie 20. Boone, Tom 53. Boyd, Brian 96. Boyd, Kelly 77. Boyer, Brian 110. Boyer, Lynn 77, 204, 208. Boykin, John 77, 213. Brasfield, Tony 53, 100, 102. Brasfield Louis 53. Breese, Robert 53. Brewer, Mike 53. Briggs, Malcom 77, 134. Briggs, Teresa 77, 185, 208. Brklycica, Pete 78. Broadway, Chris 53. Bronson, Sharisse 96. Broom, Carolyn 21, 182. BROWN'S FLORAL 230. Brown, Dana 78, 213. Brown, Milton 53. Brown, Roy 78, 182. Brown, Scott 21, 180, 185, 187. Brucker, Wallace 54, 110. Brumm, Heide 9, 54, 204. Brumm, Kip 78, 100. Brummel, Richard 96. Bryant, Jeanie 54. Buckingham, Sally 54, 185. Buckner, John 20. Buckner, Wanda 54, 208. Buick, Ken 78, 179. Bumgarner, Kathy, 78, 204. Bumpus, Tammi, 78, 187, 204. Bungard, Richard, 20, 213. Burdett, Denise 20, 204. Burgess, Owen 54. Burgoon, Leslee213. Burleson, Leigh 54, 124. Burleson, Sonya 78, 183. Burns, George 78. Burris, Laura 78, 212. Index Burris, Paula 54, 212. Bush, Candy 54, 204. Butler, Carl 213. Butler, Stanley 78, 100, 109. Byers, John 50, 51, 54, 180, 181, 182. Byrnes, Mike 21, 118, 180, 181, 184, 1 185, 187, 206. CCCCCC Cadle, Lela 54,78,180 185 Cadoret, Roger 21 Cain, Bruce 185 Cain, Patrick 185 CAMELOT DECORATING CENTER 227. Campbell,Susan 78,204 213 Carlisle, Ken 78 Carmen, Tracy 78 Carmona, Eddie 78 Carmona, Jackie 78,185 Carter, Victor 54 Case, Darin 21 Case, Salena 78 Casey, Jim 4, 50, 54, 100, 103, 106, 178 Casey, Kelly 78, 126, 129, 204 Cawrse, Irene 51, 54 Ceno, Julian 78 CENTRA I NATIONAL BANK 233 Chambers, Earl 79 Chambers, Robert 54 Chambers, Willie 79 Chance, Ted 54 Charland, John 79, 100 Chastain, Lee 79 Chism, Ernestine 79 Chittum, Chris 54 Chittum, Victor 22 Christenson, Deanna 79 Christenson, Rod 79 CITY ICE CO. 236 Clark, Michael 22, 79 Claudio, Elsa 23, 212 Claudio, Wanda23,212 Clemens, Chris 54 Clemens, Robin79, 183 CLEWEEL'S DRUG 234 Cline, Russel 54, 110 CLOTHES BARREL 226 Cobb, Donna 79 Cobb, Michael 79, 110 Coder igan, Pat 54 Coffey, Robert 79 Coker, Robert 79 Colbert, Marie 79 Colby, Mary 204, 212 Coleman, Jimmy 79 Coleman, Frank 79 Collett, Pat 23 Collins, Alan 79, 185 Colon, Carlos 54 Colon, Francisca 22 Colon, Gilbert 79 Colon, Sylvia 79 Colson, Helga 79 Colson, Ileidi 212 Combs, Raimund 213 CONNIE'S WESTERN WEAR 236 Cook, Robert 54, 182 Cortez, Cheri 8, 22 Corwin, Yong 213 Coryell, Cory 23, 131 CORYELL INSURORS 236 Cotton, Janie 50, 51 180,181, 182, 185,208 Courtney, Cheryl 6, 11 Courtney, Debra 55,114 188, 189 Cowan, Sean 23 Crabtree, Debra 80 Craig, Major 80, 132, 134 Craig, Margie 55 Crane, Jackie 80, 204 Crane, Vickie 55, 204 Crawse, Irene 126, 204, 208 CREATIVE JEWELERS 236 Creel, Johnny 55, 180, Cross, Robert 55 Cuba,Laural2, 23,178 Cuba,Nancy50,51, 55, Cuba, Russel 80, 212 Cunningham, Bobby 55, 119, 131, 132 Cunningham, Dwight 80 Cyphers, Angela 80 DDDDDD Dacus, Cindy 22,204. Dacus, David 55. Dacus, Marc 80. Dahlhauser, Robert, 185, 187. DALLY UNION 231 . DAIRY QUEEN 231. Day, Robert 23. Dallinga, Durwin 216. Daniel, Kenneth 80. Darby, Deborah 23, 216. Daugherty, John 55. Davidson, Bryan 22, 216. Davidson, James 70. Davis, Allen 55. David, Bill 55. Davis, Mark 110, 112, 134, 178. Davis, Marie 80. Davis, Mary 80. Davis, Mike 80. Davis, Ricky 22, 119, 216. Davis, Ted 140, 142, 216. Davis, Tressa 55. Day, John 216. Day, Patty 80. Day, Robert 216. Day, Steve 68. Daymude, Steve 55. Deam, Chris 55. Deasy, Carolyn 14,23, 126, 127, 178, 212,216 Deasy, Gary 55, 212. Deever, Kay 55, 180, 181, 194, 195, 205, 206. Deitrick, Cathy 24. deJesus, Anthony 80. deJesus, Marilyn 14. 24,178, 184, 187, 216 Dellefate, Michellel3 24, 185, 216. Delmar, Rene 100, 103, 212. Denver, Larry 22, 185, 187 121, 185, 187, 216. Derryberry, Tony 178, 216. Devenney, Wayne 22, 216. Devin, Doug5, 22,185, 187, 197, 216. Dickas, Tom 55. Dipersio, Steve 216. Dishman, Jeffery 80. Doctolero, Bijly 55. Dolaney, Jeff 81. Domenech,Lesette 80, 204, 212. Domino, Debra 80. Domino, Sandra 81. DON COATES CHEVROLET 234. Dowdall, Cheryl 3,13, 118, 216. Dowell, Pauline 216. Drake, Yong 213, Dresden, Mike 55. Drew, Tom 216. Druit, Cliff 100, 109, 81. Dupere, Janet 119, 216. Dupere, Leroy 81. Duran,Diane 25, 185, 216. Durkee,Barry81, 134. EEEEEE Eally, Tressa 56. Easili Easily, Vicky 81. Echevarria, Debbie 25, 126, 204, 212, 216. Eddy, Laurie 56, 185. Ede, Frank 56. Eden, Greg 25, 100, 216. Eden, Leary 185. Edmonds, John 81 . EDGE OF ENGI AND 226 Edwards, Albert 83. Edwards, Charles 81. Edwards, Lee24, 216. Edwards, Patricia 56. Ehlers, Robert24, 216 Elam, Frank 216. Elam, Terri 81, 204, 213. Eller, Tim 216. Ellis, Harvey 24, 216. Ellis, Patty 216. Enfield, Loraine 81, 204. Enfield, Norman 216. Epting, Claude 81 Epting, Joyce 216. Erdtner, Irene 3, 25, 178, 208, 216. Ervin, Scott 56. Eshleman, Dee 13, 25, 180, 181, 182, 185, 197, 216. Eshleman, Robert 81. Evans, John 178. Evans, Kimberly 81. Evans, Victor25, 185, 216. Evers, Debbie 216. Eversole, Marlow 81. FFFFFF Falu, Gadira 26, 216. Fausnett. Terrv 56. FASHION SHOP234. Fessman, Kevin 56. 100, 104. Fessner, Jonathan 208. Fields, Gary 81. Fields, Mike 81, 100. Fine, Keith 26, 217. Fink, Kim 56, 204. FIRST NATIONA1 FIRST NATIONAL BANK 226 FIRST STATF BANK 237 Firzpatrick, I ayne 81, 100. Fitzpartick, I ance 56. Floyd,Maurice26, 134, 204, 217. FIOWFRS JEW1FRS 234 Fogle, Susan 81. Forbes,Mike 56, 132. Forbes, Tony 81, 185 Ford, Sarah 217. Formyduval, Sammie 56, 50, 178,- 195, 194. Foster, Becky 82, 204. Foster, Cheri 56. Foster, Chris 217. Foster, Karen 68. Foster, Wanda 82. Fox, James 56. Frazier, lee 56. Frazier, Matt 56. Frazier, Sherri82, 183, 191, 204. Frazier, Terri 11, 12, 14, 27, 122, 185, 191, 204, 217. Frye, Jeff 56 , 185, 187. GGGGGG Gabberd, Daniel 96. Gabbert, Kevin 27, 100, 102, 217. Gant, Julius 118, 217. Garner, Ken 57, 110, 119, 185, 187. Garner, Kim 57. Garrido, Suzette 82. Garrison, William 82. GATEWAY FORD AND MERCURY 237. Gauntt, Mark 57, 100, 103. Gearheart, Carolann 204, 82. Gelvin, Kathy 82, 75, 126, 178, 188, 204. George, Dale 57. GERALD'S JEWEL - ERS 232. Geringer, Tammy 82. Geringer, Terry 14, 27, 74, 126, 217. German, Debbie 4, 14, 26, 178, 204, 217. German, James 57,82, 100, 108, 131, 133. German, Lisa 74, 75, 82, 178, 185. German, Mary 26, 204. Gibb, Mark 57. Gibbens, Anita 57. GIBSON'S DISCOUNT CENTER 237. GIBSONPHARMARCY 232. Gilbert, Holly 57, 180, 182. Gillit, Rick 187, 208, 217. Gilman, Karen 57. Gfeller, Tracy 82. Gladson, Scott 82. Glaser, Glenn 57. Glasgow, David 57,100, 134, 180. Glasgow, Don 57. Glessner, Colin 185. Glessner, Dana 57,185. Glessner. David 185. Goins, Lori 57, 126, 129, 188, 204. Gonsalus, Roxanne 82, 204. Gonsalus, Tony 57, 110. Goodin, Richard 82, 100, 185. Goodman, Connie 26, 217. Goodson, Joey 217. Goodwin, Mike 57,100, 103, 140, 144, 145, 166. GOODWIN TRAVEL CENTER 232. Goodwin, Sonya 57,191, 204. Gordon, Cordy 57. Gorman, Mary27,178, 180,184,206,217. Gorman, Patrick 82, 179. Graham, David 82,185, 213. Goshorn, Dawn 82,185, 204. Graham,Lois 27, 217. GRAMPY's PANCAKE HOUSE 236. Grant, Bobby 100,106, 102,120. Grant, LaVerne 217. Graves,John 83, 110, 134. Graves, Vickv26, 217. Grayson, Leslie 217, Greenwalt, Ann 8,192, 204. Griego, Don 80. Griffin,Keith 83 , 185. Grimm, John 83, 213. Griegs, Rudy 57. Grier, Ruth 217. Gronewalt, Mike 83, 100. Gross,Mike 57, 100, 103. Guiot, Bruce 27, 217. Gustafson,Karen 26. Gustin,Cindy26 , 217. Gyenge,Doris 83, 213. Gyenge, Joseph HHHHHH Haden, Jeri 75, 83 Hairston, Roger 83 Halbert, Eddie 185 Hall, Della 182 Hall, Dennis 83 Hall, Kenneth 217 Hall, Thomas 27, 83, 217 Hall, Wesley 83, 213 Halliburton, Travis 217 Hammond, Doris 217 Hammond, JoLynn 6, 27, 193, 204, 217 Hane, Linda 27, 119, 212, 217 Hannon, Pat 28, 217 Harfield, Dwayne 217 Harp, Russell 217 Harper, Karen 28, 217 Harper, Maria 217 Harper, Margie 185 Harris , Dennis 217 Harris, John 28, 100, 102, 105, 217 Harris, Heniy131,132 Harris, Manel 83, 185 Hart, Becky 50, 51, 180, 181 184 Haynes, Temple 29,217 Head. David 83, 68 Heath, Gw in 29, 217 Headd, Celeste 218 Head, Regina 83 Hedricks, Dean 204 Iiedringtcn, Lilith 83 Heicks, Robert 58 Ileindel, Alan 83 Hehekia, Francis 58 Hellet, Raymond 84 Index Helt, John 83 Helt, Ruth 83 Henderson, Joe 218 Henderson, Linda 29, 218 Henly, John 12, 218, 131, 133 Henly, Mark 83, 185 Henington, Chris 4, 28 100, 102, 218. Henington, Sandra 75, 188. 96. Hutchinson, Barbara 218 Huynh, Phoung Mai 30, 218 Huyoh, H il 218 mmnnii Ibarra, Florence 84. Ives, Jerry 58. Iwlg, Alice 68, 222 JJ J J JJ J Jackson, Diane 213. Jackson, Geneva 218. Jackson, Kevin 58. Jackson, Kimberly 84, 213. Jackson, Wayne 218. Jaco, Laura 58, 184, 204. Jacobes, Shari 58. James, Andrea 58, 114, 117, 197. James, Janice 85. Jamie, Milton 00 ►P- Jaime, Robert 218. Janke, Curt 58 JEAN JUNCTION 230. Jeffrey, Doug 00 to Jenkins, Debbie 218, Jenkins, Jesse 218. Jenkins, Sheila 59, 192, 204, 213. JIM'S 66 SERVICE 234 John, Angela 96 212. John, David 59, John, Derrick 212. John, Donald 218, Johns, Ricky 74 00 100, 180. 184. JOHNSON BROTHERS FURNITURE 230. Johnson, Beth 4,6, 11, 14,30,188,189,204,218 Johnson, Cathy 84 Johnson, Denitra 84, 204. Johnson, James 30,218. Johnson, John 31, 59, 110, 218. Johnson, Kathy 59, 218. Johnson, Leana 59. Johnson, Michelle 75, 182,204, 213, 218. 96. Johnson, Randy 84,100, 109. Johnson, Rhonda 85. Johnson, Sandy85,185. Johnson, Steve 59,100, 181. Johnson, Tina 59. Johnson, Yvette 59. Jones, Jennifer 31,212, 218. Jones, Ken 5,59, 100, 102. Jones, Margot 59 ,204, 212. Jones, Ronnie 59, Jones, Shirlene 218, Jones, Tracy 204. Jones, Yvette 31, 180, 204, 206, 218. Jordon, Pearl 96. JUNCTION CITY OFFICE SUPPLY 236 KKKKKKK Kane, Nancy 213. Kane,Nancy 30, 218. Kanouse, Jay 218. Karmann, Traci 183. Karns, Brian 122,180, 218. Kassner, Jonathan 85, 185 Kaszanics, Maria 204 85. Kausler, Penny 59,180 Kausler, Penny 59, 180. KAW FURNITURF 226. Keene. James 218. Keen, Jerald 96. KEG'S 231. Keith, Jeff 30,218. Kell, Terri 30,213, 218. Kelly, Debbie 213. 96. Kelly, Mark 100,104, 31,218. Kelly, Roger 59. Kemp,Beverlyll4,59. KEN'S PIZZA 227. Kennedy, Bill 60. Kennedy, Misty 85,126 180. KENTUCKY FRIFD CHICKFN 230. Kidd, John 218. Kidd, Scott 31, 100 , 104, 105, 107, 218. Klernan, Sandy 212. Kies, Jean 60,180,184. 204, 208. Killoran, Janet 74, 75. 85, 178. Kim, Cho Ho 68, 185, 187, 213. Kim, Hyung Suk 218. Kim, Hye Jung 85, 213 Kim, Suk 213. Kim Jae 60. Kim, Sucha 60, 204. King, David 85, 213. Kirkland, Bobby 30,20 218. Kirkpatrick, Renee 204, 212, 96. Kirksey, Alonzo 31,10 102, 107, 218. Kirkwood, George 85, 100, 132, 134. Klima, Eddy 60. Knoup, Mike 218. Knox, David 218. Knox, Greg 60. Kotlinski, Eugene 60. Kowamoto, Tom 59. Kracht, Jerry 110,132, 134, 184, 96. LLLLLL Landrith, Sophia 30, 180, 206, 218. Lane, Debbie 84,204. Lane, Marsh 60. Laney, Cynthia 85. Laster, David 85,100, 108. Laster, Dianne 30,86, 182, 196, 218. Lau, Michael 86. Lay, Larry 96. LeBlanc, Michelle 60 Lee, Im Sang 68, 213. Lee, Charles 31, 215, 218. Leithoff, Charles 96. Leonard, Marilyn 60, 204. Lewis, Leon 96,86. Lidaner, Jeanette 60, 100. Lincoln, Cornelia 31, 218. Lincoln, Harvey 86, 100. Lau, Micheal 86. Lay, Larry 96. LeBlanc, Michelle 60. Lee, Im Sang 68, 213. Lee, Charles 31, 215. Legg, Charlie 86. Leithoff, Charles 96. Leonard, Marilyn 60, 204. Lewis, Leon 96, 86, Lincoln, Cornelia 31, 218. Harvey, Lincoln 86, 100. Lincoln, Steve 86, 218. Linder, Jeanette 60,100 Lindsey, Arthur 86. Lindsey, Tom 86. Lindsey, Tony 132, 134. Lisle, Kathy 32, 218. Lewelyn, Jane 96, 204. Lobaugh, Randy60,100, 103. Lockhart, Kathy 60J08. Lockhart, Shirley 189, 212, 218. Lockyer, Kathy 212. London, Gretchen 204. Mon London, Monica 60 Lopez, John 33, 218. Loud, Irwin33,212,218. Lotz, Gretchen 86, 212. Lockyer, Mary 86, 204, 212. Lockyer, Shirley 32. Lockyer, Mary Lockyer, Susan32, 180, 181, 206, 218. Loeb, Barrie 96. Loeb, Julie 60, 183 . LONG'S 236. MMMMM. Mack, Debbie 60. Maclaird, Perry 60. Maddock, Debra 88, Mahaffey, Bill 13, 33, 219. Mahaffey .Robert 61,68. Maldonado, Sandy 86. Madkins. Gene 96. Mallory, Terry 61, o 00 T—t 204. Mann, Ray 86. Mancusc, Diana 61. Manzer, Becky 32, 181, 182, 183, 184, 219. Marcus, Greg 61, 180, 181, 182. Martinez, Howard 61. Marsh, Robert 32, 219. Marshall, Joe 219. Martin, Bobby 134. Martin, Kyle CO 00 Martin, Mike 86. Martin, Robert 86. Martin, Tim 185, 187. Martin, Zanette 61 ,191, 204. Martinez, Howard 61. Mathes, Mary Mathout, Kenneth 88. Mathews,Jerry 33,219. Maxwell,Donna 33, 219. Maxwell, I enny 86,134. Maxwell, Scott 61, 100 May, Harryl4, 100,104, 212, 219. May, George 86, 100, 109, 180. Mebbale, Audera Meeks, Daniel 219. Meggison, Kevin 61. Merchen, Cece 68,204. Meredith, Mark 61. Merriweather, Rikki 86, 204, 212. Metsala, Andrea 213. Meyer, Brenda 87,182. Mever. Barry 87. MICK'S APPLIANCE Miles, David 33, 219. Miles, Tony 87 . Miller, Belinda 87. Miller, Bob 33, 219. Miller, Cheryl 87. Miller, Connaitre51,6 Miller, Connaitre 51, 61, 180, 181, 182, 184, 61, 180, 181, 182, 184, 206. Mingeldorff, Mark 219. Mitchell, Ap Mitchell, Alphonso 87. Mitchell, Doug 9, 14, 122, 219. Mitchell, Glen 87. Mitchell, Jeff 87. Minor, Kenneth 36. Mitchell, Mtckie 87,201 Mitchell, William96. Mock, Jeff 61. Mock, Teresa 87. Molt, Scott 61. Moody, Dirk 36, 219. Moody, §cott 87. Moore, Chris 61, 100, 103. Moore, I emull 131,133 Moore, Paulette 87 Moore, Roger 87 MOORE TV SAI ESAND SERVICE 234 Mores, Karen 88. Morris, David 96. Morton, Pat 213. MoverKenneth 37,219. Moyer, Kim 36, 185, 204, 219. Mueller, I inda 61. Mullens, Wanika 68. Murphy, Darren88,100 102, 107, 108, 109, 13 102, 107, 108, 109,132 134, 212. NNNNNN Nahaku, Don 14, 37, 180.181.182.184, 194, 195, 206, 219. Navarud, Marty 219. Neidle, Paul 88. Nelson, A1 88. Nelson, Bubba 134. Nelson, Julie 7, Nelson, Julie 7, 68, 119, '79, 119, 179, 188, 189. Nelson, Kim 61, 114 115, 117, 188, 189. Nelson, Terry 61. Ngo,ThiThao 36, 219. Nichols, Tina 62, 212. Nicholson, Tim 62, 100 102,105, 106, 119, 131, 133. Nitch, Monica 88, Nix, James 219. Nix, Patricia 62. Nixon, Robert 36, 219. Nixon, Doug 62. Norris, Joyce 88. North, Robin 26, 219, 223. Norwick, Merna 219. Nosaka, Terry 204, 96. OOOOOO Oathout, Ken 185. Oakley, Tom 62,110, 112. Obrecht,Frederick 37, 180, 181, 184, 208, 212 219. O'Brien, Tracy 88. Ochs, Teresa 62, 212. Odle, Bob 62, 185. Ohmes, Robert 37,219. Oldham, Granville 62, 180.181.182.184, 185, 187. Olsen, Joseph 62, 119. O'Neal, Bridgette 4, 37, 121,, 37, 121,193, 204, 219. Opunui, Sharon 213. Ores, Karen 204, 213. Orr, Pam 114, 180, Orr, Pam 114,180, 204, 212, 96. Orth, Bill 62, 185, 187. Osbourne, Charles 220. Owens, Cengiz 180,194, 195, 220. Owens, Fy Owens, Faye 62. PPPPPP PACESETTER 234. PARKER OPTICAL 236. Peebles, Stephanie 96 PEPSI COLA 233. Perez, Marilyn 88 Pero, Rick 88, 100, 105 Perryman, Vicky 63 Phelps, James 131,132 PHILLIPS 66 229. Phillips, Gerald 63, 212 Phillips, Mark 88 Phillips, Ronald 37, 185, 187, 220 Piatek, Sonya 36, 220 Piekleslmer, Kevin 89 Pike, Teresa 63, 212 Pike Tony 37, 220 PINATA 237 Plnon, Leioloni 89, 212 Pinon, Mary 63 Pittman, Sarah 220 PINATA 236. PIZZA HUT 232. Pleas, SAmmy 63 Plenert, Diane 75, 89, 185, 187, 212 Plenert, Mark 220 Poe, Jackie 63 Poe, Renee 89 Pope, Charles 89 Potter, Bob 220 Powell, Jose 220 Powell, Maromand 63 Prevett, John 64 Price. David 89 Price, Donna 96. Price, Melinda 220 Price, Ned 16, 88, 204 220. Price , Susan 75, 89 204, 206, 212 Price, Robert 89 Pries. Frank 220 Pries, Robert 96. Prior, Robert 220 Prolago, Frank 63 Prolago Renee 89 Pruit, J. 96 Potter, Bob 37 Powell, Ines 89 Pugh, Mark 38, 220 Putney, Sandy 14, 38. 178, 193, 204, 220 QQQQQQ Quinones, Manuel 184, 185. Quintanar, Mike 2, 12, 185,187,221. Quintanar, David 89,212. RRRRRR Raastad, Elina 63, 182. Racek, Elizabeth 183. Rakos, Kevin 63. U.S. RAILWAY MFG. COMPANY 230. Ramil,Donna 89, 204, 213. Ramil, Jean 39, 221, Rand, Suna 213, 221. Rasmussen, Andy 39, 221. Raulerson, Kathy 63, 213. Ray, James39, 221. Reece, Bill 89. Reed, Charles 221. Reed, Daniella63, 213. Reed, Ira63, 212, 131, 133,208. Reed, Kim 38,212,221. Reed,Robin 182, 204. Reenike. James 89. Rentie, T reniece 96. Rentie.Twillow 63, 6 9. Reno, Mary 74,75, 89, 185,204. JC REPUBLIC 230 Reyes, Maria 221. Rhodes, Bruce 89. Rhyne, Renee 63. Rhyne, Towana 96 Ricco, Norberto 103, 118, 212, 221. Rich, Mark 89. Rich, Mark 89. Richards, Karen 89, 212. Richardson, Bruce 89. Richardson, Jeffrey 221. Richardson, Karen 63. Riddle, Carla 89, 184. Rikoric, Roy 90, 100. Riley, Patrick 38, 110, 221. Rios, Mary 64,68,212. Rippert, Billy 90, 134. jKODDins, Denis 221. Robbins, Mark 90. Roberts, Bessie 90. Roberts, Francis 38, 221. Roberts, Jessie 90. Roberts, Mark 90. Robertson, Rod 39, 221. Robinson, Tina 64, 68, 108. Rodriguez, Mayra 221. Rodriguez, Sylvia 68. Roe, Tammy 204. Roeser, Linda 39, 221. Roether, Dana 64, 167, 204, 205. Roome, Frank 39, 180, 206, 221. Roper, Robert 64, 185. Rosales, Marion 64, 184, 208. Rose, Davis 90. Rose, Ray 90. Rucker, Lori 64, 184, 185, 204. Rudolph, Gregory 38, 221. Ruhl, Andreas 38, 221. Ruhl, Debbie 64. Ruiera, Maria 64. Rumbaugh, Gail 64, 108, 184. Rumbaugh, Terry 38, 185, 187, 221. Rupp, William 221. Russel, Charles 212. Russel, Ward 39, 185, 187, 221. SSSSSSSS Sadar, Terry 69. Sampson,Debbie 221. Sanders,Margret 39, 188,198,221. Sanders, Scott 185,187. Sanderson, Penny 90, 110,112,212. Santos, Judy 90, 183, 185. Saville, Sherri 69, 64, 180,191,204. Schad, Kathy 14,41,204, 221. Sclichting, Warren 64, 100,103,107,131, 132, 185. Schmalzreid, Gary 90. Schmalzrenl, Terry 69, 213. Schmidt, Karen 90. Schmutz, Clayton 90. Schuler, Charles 221, Scott, Shelly Scroggins, Robert 90, 180 SEARS 236 Seguin, Tom 213 Setter, Sheryl 90,126, 204 Shandy, Doug 39,221 Sharkey, Fred 40,180, 181,221 Sharp, David 40,221 Sheaffer, Kenneth 16, 40,221 Shinn, Kenneth 69 Shrewsbury, Doug 185, 187 Shrewsbury, Kieth 90 Sholly, Jay 90 SHOP-N-SAVE 234. Show, Bernard 90 Shumate, Jim 90 SIRLOIN OF AMERICA 232 SJOHOLM FURNITURE 231 SKELGAS 237. SKELLY SERVICE STA. 230. Skelly, Gross 237 Skittern, Mary 91 Slattery, Cheryl 91 Slaughter, Lisa 91,188, 204 Small, Juanita 91,185 Smidt, Jonathan 41,20, 100,180,182,184,221 Smidt, Kelly 7 Smidt, Mariam 90.96. 185 Smith,Debbie 2,11,12, 14,41,180, 181, 182, 193,204 Smith, Denise 91,182 183 Smith, Elton 91,179, 182,212 Smith, Errik40,181, 185,187,222 Smith, Greg 91 Smith, Janet 91, 204. Smith, Kenneth 40, 100, 102, 106, 131, 133, 222. Smith, LaDonna 40, 222. Smith, Larry 41, 118, 212, 222. Smith, Marti 50,178, 179, 194, 195, 204, 206 Smith, Mike 91, 100. Smith, Ralph 213, 222. Smith, Tony 41, 222. SMITH REXALL DRUG STORE 234. Smith, Ursula 12, 213, 222. Smocovich, Sherri 91. Smothers, Conni.e 41, 185, 187, 222. Snider, Marsha 222. Sohns, Sandy 69, 182. So, Song Yong 213. Spaulding, H. A. 91. Spencer, Nathaniel 100, 103, 222. Index Spreuer, Gabriele 91, 184. Stanesic, Corey 74, 96. 126, 178, 188. Starks, Leonard 185. Starr, Karen 40, 222. Stearly, Pamela 222. Steffens, David 185. Steinfort, Chris 74, 75, 91, 167, 185. Stephen, Duane 91. Stephenson, Lisa 185, 213. Steurwald, Alice 204. Stevenson, Kathy 91. Stewart, Derris 40, 222. Stewart, Linda 192, 204, 222. Stewart, Mike 40, 222. Stillwell, Marian 222. Stutler, Debbie 91. Story, Robert 91, 100, 108. Story, Don 41, 222. Strait, David 66, 110. Strait, Debbie 41, 122, 126, 129, 166, 204, 222. Strauss, Isabel 66, 182, 183, 184, 204, Stumf, Tammy 182, 222. Stutler, Debbie 212. Sul, Eui Suk 213. Sullivan, Marie 91, 182, 185. Swafford, Janet 222. Swanson, Clark 66. Sykes, Blake 91, 185. TTXXXT Tabone, David 41, 180. TACO GRANDE 236. Tanguay, Janet 42, 124, 190, 222. R Tankersley, Kristi 66, 208, 212. Tankersly, Pat 92. Tarver, Mike 92. Tarver, Virlin 222. Taylor, Bonnie 92, 180, 184, 204. Taylor, C. 92. Taylor, Doretha 42, 222. Taylor, Mike 92, 213. Taylor, Randy 66. Taylor, Uwe 213, 222. Taylor, Steve 66. Teidel, Rick 92. Tempera, Dale 222. Terry, Sheila 42, 222. Tharp, Kathy 92, 185. Tharp, Robert 43, 123, 222. Thomas, Darryl 8, 43, 119, 204, 222. Thomas, Ruth 43, 178, 179, 222. Thomas, Sonya 74, 92. Thompson, Alonzo 92. Thompson, Ladonna 69. Thompson, Elana 66. Thompson, John 42, 222. Thompson, Kemo 66, 132. Thompson, Kim 66. Thompson, Roy 180. Thornberg, Arlene 66, 204. Thornberg,Wayne 42, 178, 179, 222. Thornberg, William 92. Thrift, Gary 92. Toombs, Francine 66, 185, 191, 204. Toombs, Francoise 180, 181, 182, 184,185, 222. Townsend, Cliff 92, 96 Trick, Carl 66. Trotter, Brenda 92, 182. Tucker, Cliff 96. Turner, Jeff 66. Tuttle, Thomas 92. Tyson, Cassandra 66, 182, 212. UUUUUU U-INN RESTAURANT 234 . Ulmer, Gary 93. Ulmer, Scott 93. Un.Yong Un 42,213, 222. Underwood, Brenda 66. Underwood, I arry 66, 100. Underwood, Richard 110. Underwood, Robertl85, 43,110,222. UNION BUS DEPOT 232. UNITED TELEPHONE CO OF KANSAS. WWW Vallon, Larry 66. Vaghan, Ken 93. VanSickle,Mike 66. VanSickle, Stephanie 93,212. Vickers,Sherri 93. THE VILLAGE SHOP 230. Vigil, Caroline 66. Vigil, Mark 43,222. Victora.Mike 222. Viruet,Lucy 222. Voelcker.Ann 222. Voelcker.Dale 66. Voshel, Dennis 66. WWWWW W’adell Laura 222 Wadell, Lisa 43, 66, 119 Wahle, Chris 42, 204, Wallace, Renee 75, 94 123, 178, 188, 204 Wallace, Roxanne 75, 94, 188 Waller, Alklene 93 Walls, Robert 223 Walters, Jennie 51, 66, 180, 208 Walters, Richard 93 Walters, Ruth 93, 183 Ward, Betty 93, 213 Ward, Carl 66 WARDROBE CLEANERS 229. Warner, Les 43, 206, 223 Washington, Rehama 223 Waters, Tim 93, 179 WATERS TRUE VALUE HARDWARE 236 Watkins, Debbie 69, 188, 204 Watson, Monica 66, 191 Watts, Barbara 183 Watts, Ernie 43, 100, 104, 223 Webb,Byron 16,100,104, 118.185.223. Webb, Debra 67. Weeden,Derek67 , 100. Weinel, Cheri 223. Welch, Louise50,67,69, 180,188,191,204. Wells,Donald 67, 110, 212,213. Westover, Kevin 14, 223. Wheaton, Nikki 13,16 J10, 111.223. 222 W'ahle, Debbie 114, 96 116, 178 Wahle, Mark 42, 223 W'ahle, Shelley 66, 69 Waldrup, Carmen 94, 185 Wheeler, Pam 67. Whisenant, David 69, White, Bobby 93. White, Brad 67 , 142. White, David 93. White, Janice 223. White, Lori 67, 69, Walker, Andrew 42, 185. 180, 181, 182, 185, 223white. Rena 67. Walker, Don 43, 110, 223 Walker, Elfi 223 Walker, Theresa 94, 185,. 204 Wallace, Malcom 66, White, Serika 204 96. White Teresa 93 96. Whitefoot,. Delbert 96 Whitten, Lise 67, 204 Widner, Linda 93 185 Wild Liz 13, 223 Wildman, Michele 223 Willey, Dan 14, 180, 181, 182, 223 Williams, Andrew 182 96 Williams, Brian 16, 223 Williams, Connie 223 Williams, Fred 223 Williams, George 93, 180 Williams, Jaulo 93 Williams, Mary Kim 67 Williams, Mike 223 Williams, Sabrina 93, 1 Williams, Stephanie 93, 114, 204 Williams, Vernon 93 Williams, Walter 93 Wilson, Jim 67 Wilson, Andrew 94 Wilson, Frances 223 Wilson, Perri 204 Wilson, Steve 223 Wilson, Vivian 223 Wlmer, Tammy 223 V inn, Kris 67, 188, 204 Winters, Carolyn 94, 212 Wisby, Maiya 10, 67, 121, 190, 204, 205 Wise, Indra 67 Wisecarver, Denise 94 Wiseman, Lacie 94 Wiseman, Sheryl 67 Witt, Robert 94, 134, 212 Woods, Anneliese 69 Woods, Daryl 94 Woodson, Taunia 67, 204 Woodson, Yvonne 69, 182 Woolever, Debbie 94, 204 Worthen, Cassie 223 Wright, Gary 94, 185, 212 Wright, Steve 67 Wunder, Tim 67, 132 XXYYZZ Yakle.Rebela 94 Yamanoto, Kathy 13, 180,188,204,205,223 Yi, Kang 223 Zerbe, Chari 67,182, 190 Zimmerman, Charles 223 Zimmerman, Rena 67, 69 FACULTY Abel, Stanely 148 Anderson, Pat 152. (Anderson, Chris i 155, 210. Baker, Charles 174, 153. Barker, F. E. 148. Barr, Richard 157. Bartell, Deann 114, 151. Baxter, Beverly 179, 152. Beck, Joe 126, 134, 150. Bennett, Ben 14 ,101, 121, 141, 150. Benson, David 148. Boiler, Denise 148. Bosley, Mary Ann 148. Burgett, Marie 152. Case, Verl 157. Chalfant, William 150. Clay, Linda 51, 157, 178. Clowe, Robert 148. Collins, Bruce 148. Cuzzo, Charles 155. Davis, Joy 149. Denver, Larry 148. Dibben, Elaine 154, 205. Dole, Cathy 152,208. Eggers, Glee 155. Fagre, Roger 152, 205. Fiffe, Charles 157. Godsey, LaMontl41, 155. Gross, Debbie 148. Halter, Wilbert 148. Hague, Kenneth 148. Haney, Gladys 151. Harris, Herman 155. Herron, Bob 148. Hettinger, Don 151. Hoffman, Kathleen 152, 205. Hogan, Norman 156, 178. Holvorson, Robert 154. Hopkins, Alma 152. Howe, Lee 156, 206. Jefferies, John 150. Kamai, Hilda 148. Kracht, Don 154. Krecelich, Lorraine 152, 166, 105. Kwak, Hoon 148. Madison, Claude 114, 121,151. Mallory, Joan 154. Massie, Kathy 154, 205. Matthews, Norman 51, 157. McMillin, Alvin 148. Miller, Irwin 154. Miller, Randy 136, 150. Moore, Ron 155, 211. Morris, Janice 157. Nease, Janet 153. Noble, Gus 101, 156. Noble, Kathleen 73, 149,213. Ponton, Sonia 153, 212. Printz, Romona 156, 183. Ranker, Virgil 148. Ratzlaff, Jim 101, 130, 155. Reed, Wanda 148. Rogers, Robin 156,189. Rumbaugh, Linda 157. Schmoekel, Robert 14, 110.132.157. Schnakenburg, William 151. Self, Wilma 148. Shamburger, Samuel 153. Shrewsbury, Judy 149. Simpler,A1 100, 101, 105.157. Simpler, Dee 101,156. Slaten, Joan 148. Smith, Marlene 149 Stephens, Blance 149. Stanisic, John 148. Stevens, Ruby 73,153. Stone, Billy 155. Stromgren, Bus 14, 149. Terrant, Phyllis 154. Teply, Donald 150. Terhune, Steven 150, 178. Thomas, Rita 119,136, 153,212. Tressin, Deanne 153. Van Westen, Loretta 152, 205. Volland, Charles 181, 156. Wells, Blaine 155. Werner, Ulrich 151. Willey, Ken 51, 149. Zeller, Dean 150. Zerbe, Gary 154. Index We have reached the end of our little story book and the finish of a fantastic school year. As you look in your book, we hope you will be able to fantasize on the parts you have played. We wish to commend liness. This year we emphasized candid pictures, and we even revised a section called Student Life, which included you. The students through limited space and our own fallibility we apologize for any errors in spelling and identification we have made. Inclosing, we, as Co-Editors, would like to express our deep gratitude to our loyal and hard working-staff. They are the ones who totally compiled this year's Pow Wow. Their long hours before and after school and even on Staurdays, were greatly appreciated and showed the dedication they have towards this book. It was a great year. With a new administration and a fairly new faculty, we all grew together and made it the best year for JCflS. A lot has happened this year that we will recall, such as, open lunch pri-.Hedges being given to all, JCHS hosting the 4A State Basketball Tournament, and receiving favorable compliments from everyone on national scene. In a few years when we pick up our Once upon a time... we will realize, especially the senior class really just the beginning. The start of our new lives. Have a good life, God Bless you all, and thank you for reading. In special acknowledgements we the Co-Editors would like to thank the following people: Mr. and Mrs Charles Baker, for their guidance and leadership and understanding. Mr. Warford and Bob Strahley, being moved downtown was hard on all of us, but their quality in printing was unsurpassed as usual. Ron Blsehoff of the Junction City Daily Union, for extra pictures of Homecoming and Filly Football The yearbook staff photographers, Don Story, Steve Archer, Harvey Ellis, Rick Gillit, Robert TlA and Mark Gibb. Thank you for being there when we needed you. ’ Kelly Wright, our representative from Josten's. Thank you for your sensational idea for the and all the ext-a advice we so badly needed. cover Josten's American Yearbook, for having patience with our slim meeting of their deadlines Teachers of JCHS, for letting us out of class when a deadline was due. you all on your hamming and clowning, because you have each given this book so much color and live- End Co-Editors: §� Closing @ime.