Kinsley High School - Kihischo Yearbook (Kinsley, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1981 volume:

tlHSCtlC 1961 Mfislej high mrsuv, ns Activities 3 Music 15 Athletics 23 Academics 47 Volume 39 Faculty 59 Underclassmen 61 Josten’s American Yearbook Company Seniors 69 Topeka Printing Facilities ACTIVITIES 4 Student Council Keeps The Year Rolling Along BACK L Katz. B. Stegman, D. Schmstock, L. Stegman. Mr Adams. Sponsor MIDDLE: L Stanton. K Kurth. S Stegman. B Bell. M Ragsdale FRONT: B. Danler. N Wetzel. A Dockendorf. D. Schrnstock Brenda Stegman, Student Council President, kept the cabinet and all members working during the 1980-81 school year. The year began with the annual mixer and Freshman initiation. October was active with the Homecoming Dance and the selling of carnations. The Christmas tree was decorated and a contribution to Medical Lodge was given. Before leaving for the vacation, students were treated to a movie, The Man in the Iron Mask, kool aide and cookies. The new year brought new ideas. StuCo raffled two cakes and two KHS duffle bags at each home sport event. Elections were held in April with the candidates providing speeches for the student body. Activities which lasted throughout the year included filling the pop and candy machines and picking of hall Procters. A new vending machine was also purchased. Lyceums were scheduled throughout the school year. The two bulletin boards were decorated for special events and holidays. FHA: L. Turner, C Nau, D. Littrell. Mrs Murphy, Sponsor; L. Werner. K, Wagner. M Scheve. S. Rush. S. Stegman, M Burkhart. M Herrmann, ). Dockendorf, M Strong. B Bell, M Cam. Not Pictured: C. Kallaus t. Cantrell. R. Neilson. KAYETTE OFFICERS: K. Wagner, Vice-President; J. Dockendorf. President: B. Bell. StuCo; B Hunt-ley. Secretary Not Pictured: P. Marcy, Treasurer A new and welcomed addition to FHA this year was the membership of three boys. They and the female members hosted their annual candy apple sales at the Homecoming Football game. A bake sale was held as a money making project. Later in the year, FHA participated in the Hospitality Day held at K-State and they held an Early Bird Breakfast for all the members. FHA OFFICERS: S Rush, President; M Burkhart, Vice-President: M Cam. Secretary; M Scheve, Treasurer. This year Kayettes participated in many activities. On several occasions they worked in the concession stand during football and basketball games, and attended the Regional Conference held in Jet-more. The first semester projects consisted of having a float in the Homecoming parade, giving Christmas treats to the faculty, and holding a bake sale as a money making project. K A Y E T T E S During second semester on February 19. they hosted the Unit Conference for Area IV. Kayettes also held Parents Night for all the members and their parents and hosted a Beeline clothing party. KAYETTES. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Murphy, Sponsor; S. Vierya, S. Stegman. D. Hattrup, M Ragsdale. TlHerrmann, L. Kallaus, G. Johnson SECOND ROW: T. Hattrup, B. Arnold. J. Humphries, B. Huntley, K. McGmnes, B. Bell. D. Oliphant, C. Ailshie, L. Werner. M Herrmann, R. Bean, K. Wagner, S. Rush. THIRD ROW: K Maley. T. Domme, K. Montgomery. B Danler, B Gleason, S. Ackerman. FOURTH ROW: I. Schmstock. B. Stegman. M Cam, I. Kata. C. Wagner. J. Dockendorf, J Haskell, N Wetzel. D. Hennmger. D Craig. C. Kerstmg 6 BACK P Lauber. J Dockendorf, 0 Streit. M Herrmann. 0 Hattrup. S Laudick. S. Rush. K Montgomery. T. Hattrup. M Wolf. J Hogan. L. Lovelace. P. Sparke. M Graff. C. Wagner. J Wetzel. S. Kline MIDDLE S Ackerman. S. Olsen. L. Vieyra. B. Stegman, $. Vieyra. T. Domme. B Gleason. M Cain. Mrs Lewis. Sponsor FRONT C Ailshie. D Schmitt. K McGinnes. J Schaller. i. Craft. L. Stanton. D Fulls. B Arnold. C Kerstmg This years GAA activities included selling Kinsley Coyote license plates and taking its members roller skating. A bake sale was held as a money making project. GAA again sponsored the 1980-81 Mid-Winter Sports Homecoming activities. The theme was “Sometimes a Fantasy.” OFFICERS BACK: S Olsen. Treasurer; L Stanton. StuCo; M Graff. Secretary FRONT P Lauber. Vice President. D. Schmitt. President All members took part in the First Annual Mud Bowl. The Red Team was coached by Teryl Rose and Keith Montgomery. The White Team was coached by Brad Peterson and Joe Cramer. The ending score was Red 8 and White 7. BACK J Reiling, 0. Schinstock, R Glaze. K Montgomery. S Dark, G Magette. J Cramer. G. Frame. S. Butler. G Blanton. P Carroll, B Gales FRONT 0 Oliphant. Mr Price. Sponsor: M Carroll. L Stegman. J Espinosa. B Peterson. T Rose. J. Schmidt. G Menard. S Frantum. Mr Pekarek, Sponsor M Frame. I Gleason Not Pictured Mr Moore. Sponsor K-Lettermen started the year by giving the female faculty members silk roses for Homecoming. Later they played the male faculty members in volleyball and basketball for the K-Cup Award. A dance was sponsored for the student body during second semester and their annual steak feed for all K-Lettermen was held. Cramer. Secretary Treasurer Not Pictured J Espinosa. StuCo FOURTH ROW: Miss Redger. Sponsor: P. Lauber. I Hogan. I Werner. 0. Schmitt. S Klcae, M Burkhart. J. Haskell. D Henmnger. P Sparke. B Stegman THIRD ROW: C Wallis, 0 Hattrup, T lauber. K Montgomery. D Oliphant, I Vieyra. B Arnold. C. Ailshie. K Maley. M Scheve Miss Penland, Sponsor SECOND ROW K McGmnes. B Huntley. M. Cam. T Herrmann. L Kallaus. J. Craft. L Stanton. J. Schaller. L. Schmstock, S. Vieyra. D. Fulls FIRST ROW K Maley. ). Humphries. T Hattrup. J Gray, D. Ryan. M. Ragsdale. G Johnson. S. Miller, M. Strong. WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS: D. Ryan. S. Miller. (Head): M, Strong. Nine cheerleaders and thirty members made up the Pep Club for 1980-81. Their presence could be seen and heard at the sports activities. They were sponsored by Miss Diana Redger and Miss Pat Penland. The girls were kept busy making posters, selling stadium cushions at fooball games and working in the concession stand. Basketball and wrestling athletes were surprised with treats from their unknown locker pals. A money making project was held as was a covered dish supper. “Too Much Heaven was the theme choosen for Homecoming. Pep Club was in charge of decorating the auditorium for the morning assembly and St. Nicholas for the evening dance. Spirit Week was held at this time. Activities included inside out day. hat day. color day. overall day and dress up day. n BACK; W. Butler. C. Inman. P. Carroll. Miss Walkowiak. Director; D. Streit. S. Shanks. S. Laudick. K. Kurth. D. Streit. P Wood. P Marcy. Student Director FRONT T. Katz. M Miller. B. Stegman. S. Ackerman. S. Kline. J. Gray N Wetzel The KHS Drama Department presented Cheaper By the Dozen” by Frank Gilbreth and Ernestine Gilbreth Carey. The play was under the direction of Miss Joan Walkowiak. The play deals with a large family. The father, an efficiency expert, wants to make his family more efficient. The oldest daughter, Anne, is at the dating age and thinks her father's ideas are totally outrageous. Two programs were given, one at 10:00 a.m. on February 27, for the high school students, and the other given on February 28, in the evening for the public. The play was successful and appealed to all age groups. THE CAST Mr Gilbreth Mrs. Gilbreth Anne ......... Ernestine . .. Frank .... Fred ......... Dan .......... Bill ......... Martha Jackie _______ Lillian ______ Miss Brill ... Mrs. Fitzgerald Joe Scales Larry ........ Dr. Burton . Peggy Marcy ... Thane Katz ... . Kim Kurth Brenda Stegman Sheila Ackerman . Shane Shanks . . Donny Streit . Wayne Butler .. Corey Inman ... Shelly Kline ... Janet Gray . Nancy Wetzel . . Debbie Streit Sharon Laudick ... Pat Carroll . . Mitch Miller . . .. Pat Wood 13 Student Director BACK: Miss Walkowiak. Coach; P Wood. P Frantum, S. Shanks. I. Katz. p. Ryan FRONT: K. Fisher. R. Fredelake. 1. Schmstock.). Gray. K Maley 14 Under the direction of Miss Joan Walkowiak the 1981 forensics team had an enioyable year. Garden City hosted the first invitational of the season. The next meet was held at LaCrosse, three of the six contestants made it to finals. The CPL forensics meet was held at Macksville on March 11. Shane, Lezfie, Darla, Marty Scheve, Janet and Loretta all received I ratings. Marty (extempore) and Shane (dramatic interpretation) both qualified for state competition that day. At the regional tournament in Great Bend, Shane qualified in two more events (informative speaking and poetry) along with Janet and Darla (improvised duet acting). The state contest was held at Ranson High School. Shane, Darla and Janet received I ratings and Marty received a II as did Shane for his second event. Our four state competitors and many fellow members will be returning next year for a strong and experienced team. E - fun Q - original - renown E - education V • naturally nutty § - super I ■ inspiring C - classy $ - smiling MUSIC BAND BACK: K Matey. S Rincon. B Bell. S. Olsen. M Frame, J. VanNahmen. J. Wetzel, I Barnett, R. Glaze MIDDLE G Wallis S Stegman C Ailshie B Gleason. S. Ackerman, C Hutchinson FRONT: i Holland. D. Streit, C. Wagner. I Katz, C. Kerstmg, T Domme. This year's band at KHS was very active as they participated in the Octoberfest Parade at Hays, the Christmas Concert, Spring Concert, half time shows, one of which included the Ellinwood game, and the Concert put on for the grade school. Band members also played for the Christmas Parade held in downtown Kinsley. The KHS Pep Band provided music for the pep assemblies and cheered the teams onto the court. At State Contest, held in Dodge, the band received II, II, III. The Saxaphone Quartet brought home a II, and the Brass Quartet a II At League held in Great Bend, the band claimed II II, II, and the Saxaphone Quartet a II as did the Brass Quartet. BACK M Gales. L Craft. T Springer. I Springer, L. Griffin. W Butler MIDDLE: S. Murphy, G. Blanton. S. Kline. D. Oliphant. B. Gales. L. Wilkerson FRONT T Katz, B Stegman, C. Wagner BACK D. Streit, M Mathes. J. Cramer. R Neilson. C. Inman. Mr. Webster. Instructor. MIDDLE S. Shanks. J. Cantrell. D. Oliphant. E. Ackerman M Proberts M Cam. J. Gray. M. Graff. S. Laudick. FRONT: D. Craig. D. Ryan. R. Arnesman. K. Maley. S. Miller. PEP BAND. SEVENTH ROW: T. Springer. R. Glaze SIXTH ROW: J. Springer. L. Griffin. W Butler. G. Blanton. S. Murphy. D. Oliphant. L. Wilkerson. S. Rincon. FIFTH ROW: M. Proberts. M Cam, C. Oliphant. S. Ackerman. B. Gleason. M. Gales. L. Barnett. T. Katz. K. Wagner. FOURTH ROW E Ackerman. S. Shanks. M. Frame. J. VanNahmen. B. Bell. D. Streit. C. Hutchinson, L. Craft. K Maley. THIRD ROW Mr. Webster. Instructor; C. Ailshie. S. Stegman. J. Cramer. C. Inman. M Graff. S. Laudick. M Mathes. SECOND ROW: C. Wagner. L. Katz. T Holland. D Streit. T. Domme, C. Kersting. FIRST ROW: K. Maley. G. Wallis. R. Arensman SAXAPHONE QUARTET. S. Shanks, D. Oliphant, S. Butler. J. Gray FLAG CORPS. B Bell. J. Gray, D Oliphant, S. Stegman, D. Craig, S. Kline JAZZ BAND BACK. S. Butler. L. Katz. S. Shanks. K. Maley. S. Rincon. R Glaze. J. Gray. Mr Webster. Instructor. MIDDLE: D. Oliphant. M Mathes. M Graff. M Cam. FRONT L. Griffin. S. Murphy. G. Blanton. SOLOISTS. BACK: D. Oliphant. K. Maley MIDDLE: J. STATE PIANO BACK. C. Wagner. K. Wagner. L. Katz. FRONT: J. Haskell. N. Wetzel. FRONT: J. Hogan. D. Schmitt. Schaller. S. Shanks. FRESHMEN. BACK: L. Schmstock. L. Kallaus. T. Herrmann. D. Hattrup. C. Vieyra. MIDDLE: J. Johnson. L. Lovelace. FRONT: M Ragsdale. K. McGmnes. CHAMBER SINGERS. BACK: S. Miller. T. lauber. D. Oliphant. K Maley. P Lauber. T Hattrup. S. Kline MIDDLE R Danler. T Burkhart. J. Espinosa. G. Frame. L Stegman. M. Carroll. M Miller, S Shanks. FRONT: P Sparke. J. Hogan. D. Schmitt. L. Stanton. B Stegman. J. Dockendorf. SOPHOMORE SEXTET. BACK D. Ryan. J. Humphries. MIDDLE: K Montgomery, B Arnold. L Vieyra. FRONT: J. Gray. ENSEMBLE M Wolf. P. Putter. L. Turner A'CAPPELLA CHOIR. BACK: I Dockendort. J. Hogan. T. Hattrup. P. Sparke. D. Sparke. T Welsch. S. Shanks. S. Kline, B Stegman, P Lauber MIDDLE: D Schmitt. K. Maley, D Ohphant, G. Frame, R. Oanler, L. Stegman, M. Carroll, L. Stanton, B. Danler. N. Wetzel FRONT: I. Lauber. S Miller, L. Gleason. I. Espinosa, T. Burkhart, M Miller. S. Humphries, J. Schaller. J. Craft. ACCOMPANISTS: J. Schaller, C. Wagner, S Miller. S. Shanks. Ensembles and soloists made up the majority of the music groups as they prepared for League and State Contests. League, held in Great Bend, was the choirs' first opportunity to compete as Concert Choir came home with a II, A'Cappella with a III, Chamber Singers with a II, Freshman Triple Trio with a III, and the Sophomore Sextet with a III. Vocal solos taken were Debbie Oliphant II, Darrie Schmitt II, Kathie Maley II, Nancy Wetzel III, Jeanne Hogan III. At State, held in Dodge, ratings claimed were Concert Choir II, A’Cappella II, Chamber Singers III, Freshman Triple Trio II, and Sophomore Sextet III. Solo ratings were Debbie Oliphant II, Nancy Wetzel II and Kathie Maley II. The music groups also took part in the Christmas and Spring Concerts. CONCERT CHOIR BACK I. Humphries, L. Schmstock, L. Kallaus. T. Herrmann, T. Baker. M Welsch. M Ryan. K. Ford, N Baker, C. Nau. L. Lovelace MIDDLE: B Bell, 8. Arnold. K. Montgomery, L. Turner. P. Putter, D. Hirsh, J. Bowman. D. Hattrup, C. Sigwmg, K. McGinnes, C. Vieyra FRONT: K. Fisher, M. Wolf, S. Catterfeld, J. Gray, D. Ryan, C. Inman, B. Welsch. D. Schinstock, D. Littrell. M Ragsdale, G. Johnson. ATHLETICS Serve It JUNIOR VARSITY SEVENTH ROW: Coach Lewis. SIXTH ROW: B Arnold. S. Vieyra. FIFTH ROW D. Hattrup. J. Schaller. D. Fulls. FOURTH ROW B Gleason. M Wolf. L. Lovelace. S. Ackerman. THIRD ROW: R Arensman SECOND ROW: K McGmnes. C. Ailshie FIRST ROW: C. Kerstmg. T Domme VARSITY BACK T Domme. M Graff. S Olsen, 0 Schmitt. B Stegman, S. Kline. D Streit. K Montgomery. L. Stanton. J Dockendorf KNEELING .oach Lewis. The Coyote spikers provided an unexpected delight for their fans when they won first place in the CPL Tournament after placing last the year before. They also made it to the semi finals of Sub-State before being eliminated by the team that went on to win the title. The girls ended the season in third place in the League and a 12-13 record with a lot of the losses coming from larger schools. On Parents' Night, the last home match of the season, the Senior players and their parents were honored. Also, Wanda Rathburn and Leland Floyd were presented with gifts from the team for all of their help and support. Volleyball - Girls Capture First At League 25 cr BACK ROW: J. Bowman. Manager; D. Schmstock. T. Bernatzki, K. Whipple. T. Lorenzen. 0. Hutchinson. D. Streit. W. Butler. M Mathes. G. Magette. I. Craft. L. Gleason. M Gales. C. Hutchinson. MIDDLE ROW: Coach Bill Pekarek, C. Inman. P. Frantum. B. Gales. J. Espinosa. T. Burkhart. L. Stegman. B. Newkirk. P. Carroll. R. Glaze. G. Blanton. D. Schmstock. S. Frantum. Coach Wendell Price. FRONT ROW Russell Woodworth. Team Manager; D. Oliphant, R. Danler. J. Cramer. K. Montgomery. T. Rose. M Carroll. S. Butler. B. Peterson. G. Menard. L. Schuette. $. Dark. 5-0 CD CD C O' Since the start of the KHS football program, the Coyote players earned a right to compete in Sub-State playoffs for the second time. This year the Coyotes played Plainvtlle. loosing 0-6. The team shared the title of being co-champions of the Central Prairie League with Claflm. The seasonal record was indentical to the previous year, 7-3, but there was one difference. For the first time in nine years, the Coyotes beat the Ellmwood Eagles by a score of 19-7. Kinsley's two losses during regular season play came from Fowler (7-30) and Claflm (8 6) Seniors receiving recognition were: Scott Butler, defense; Marcus Carroll. Rene Danler and Teryl Rose, offense. Honorable Mention went to Rene Danler, Scott Dark. Keith Montgomery and Teryl Rose for defense. Other Seniors not recognized were Joe Cramer. Gerard Menard. David Oliphant. Brad Peterson and Lyle Schuette. 27 Too Much Heaven was the 1980-81 Homecoming theme. Audrey Amaro, Homecoming Queen for 1979, was Mistress of Ceremonies. Everyone met in the auditorium for the morning assembly. Each candidate entered to their selected song played by Charla Wagner. Brenda Stegman was escorted by Keith Montgomery, Pammy Lauber by Teryl Rose, Lisa Stanton by Joe Cramer and Mendy Strong by Rene Danler Charla Wagner accompanied Kim Kurth, LeRoy Stegman, James Espinosa and Debi Oliphant as they sang the theme song. Shane Shanks and Loretta Katz followed with a piano duet to Stairway to Heaven. The Senior choir members sang What I Did for Love and the KHS Jazz Band played Morning Dance. Members of the KHS faculty did a skit on Homecoming Fashions. The KHS cheerleading squad did a routine to Stomp” then followed with a short pep assembly. The assembly ended with everyone singing the Alma Mater. The traditional all school parade was held downtown for the crowning of Mock Homecoming Royalty. Crowned as Queen and King were Russel Woodworth and Darrie Schmitt. Other candidates and their escorts were Kevin Fredelake and Melanie Burkhart, Gary Smith and Sharon Laudick. Monte Hirsh and Jan Dockendorf. Flower girl was Miss Joan Walkowiak and the crown bearer was Mr. Tim Higley. The evening activities began at half-time with Pammy, Lisa, Brenda and Mendy riding around the field in convertables driven by Mr. Bert Lockard, Mr. Tim Higley, Mr. Duane Adams and Mr. David Smith, respectively. The girls were led onto the field by their escorts. The traditional white football mum was presented and pinned on by Darla Ryan, Janet Gray, Jackie Humphries and Tammy Hattrup. The robe was carried onto the field by Sally Miller, Pep Club President. Tonya Herrmann carried the flowers and Adam Laufenberg the crown Brenda Stegman and Joe Cramer were announced as 1980 Homecoming Royalty. The Homecoming Dance was held at St. Nicholas where the gym was decorated in blue, pink and silver. The band. Natural Gas, was selected to provide the entertainment. The dance was sponsored by Pep club. 29 1 HOMECOMING ROYALTY King Joe Cramer and Queen Brenda Stegman lisa Stanton and Keith Montgomery Mendy Strong and Rene Danler Tammy Lauber and Teryl Rose leryl Rose. Pammy Lauber. Keith Montgom j ery. Lisa Stanton. King joe Cramer. Queen Brenda Stegman. Mendy Strong. Rene Danler Too Much Tjeawn 31 JUNIOR VARSITY. Managers M Ryan. J. Bowman; Players L. Craft. J. Peterson, M. Gales. W Butler. T. Weiss, L. Gleason. M Welsch, P. Frantum. D. Schmstock. R. Konrade. T. Welsch. B Gales. S. Frantum. 0. Streit. Coach Pekarek. VARSITY SEVENTH ROW: L. Stegman SIXTH ROW: B. Peterson. R. Danler. FIETH ROW: S. Frantum. S. Dark. J. Peterson. FOURTH ROW: M. Carroll, S. Butler, D Schmstock THIRD ROW: D Oliphant, T. Burkhart. D. Strelt. Coach Price. Coach Pekarek. Managers M. Ryan, 1. Bowman Boys’ basketball saw many things happen this year. The Freshmen ended the season at two and five. The Junior Varsity finished with an 8-3 record, seeing an end come to their 15 game winning streak spanning two years. At 17 wins and five losses, the Varsity established the best record at Kinsley in 20 years and were the CPL Co-champions. Along the way they defeated Ellinwood for the first time in ten years. The season ended for the Varsity with them one step away from the State playoffs. They defeated Hill City at Kinsey in the first round then beat Plainville in overtime to advance to the finals of Sub-State. There they were eliminated from further play by Ellis, who were runners-up at State. Several seniors received honors for their efforts on the court: Scott Dark was named Unanimous CPL Senior, Rene Danler received the vote for Outstanding Senior and both Marcus Carroll and Scott Butler received Honorable Mention. Scott Dark also received Honorable Mention at the St. John Tournament. FRESHMEN. EIGHTH ROW: D. Hirsh. SEVENTH ROW: J Springer SIXTH ROW: T. Springer, K Whipple FIFTH ROW: B Welsch. FOURTH ROW: C Inman. T. lorenzen THIRD ROW D Schmstock SECOND ROW: T Bernatzki. J. Cramer. J. Humphries FIRST ROW: Coach Stuart, L. Wilkerson, D. Hutchinson VARSITY BACK: Coach Lockard. K. McGmnes. Manager; M. Graff. S. Olsen, C Wagner. J. Wetzel, P. Marcy. Coach Streit FRONT B Stegman. S. Kline. K Montgomery. D Oliphant. D. Streit. Basketball this year consisted of the Junior Varsity and Varsity. The Junior Varsity ended the season with a record of 1-13. This does not look impressive but the experience gained will be an aid to the Varsity team next year. The Varsity girls were delighted to end their season with a record of 14-6. Even better was taking second in the Stafford Invitational Tournament and capturing the spot of Co-champions of the Central Prairie League. In the Sub-State Semi-Finals the girls defeated Osborne with a score of 43-39. In second round action the Coyotes took on WaKenney and were defeated 61-50. Thus ended their season. Debbie Streit was honored with being selected as the Outstanding CPL Senior. Girls Advance To The Second Round Action In Sub-State JUNIOR VARSITY. SIXTH ROW: Coach Streit. K. McGmnes. Manager; Coach Lockard. FIFTH ROW: C. Kerstmg, S. Ackerman. FOURTH ROW: L. Lovelace. C Ailshie. THIRD ROW: T Domme. R. Arensman. SECOND ROW D. Hattrup. M Wolf FIRST ROW: B. Gleason. 35 Coach Moore. A. Dockendort. M. Frame, J. Schmidt. P. Liebl. M Gleason, G. Frame, J. Espinosa. G. Menard. J Cramer, C. Kallaus, G. Blanton. 0. Sparke, 0. Roller, K. Fagen, Coach Higley. Not Pictured: F. Contrerez, D Thorp. 36 The Coyote wrestling team consisted of sixteen this year. Upperclassmen dominated the squad and the team will loose six matmen to graduation. In tournament action, the wrestlers took seventh at Ulysses, fifth at Ellsworth and fourth at Halstead. With Regionals being held here this year, KHS became the champions when they took first. This was a great achievement and it also earned all eleven members of the varsity squad the chance to go to Sub-State where they placed third. Five members of the team advanced to State - Mark Frame, John Schmidt, Glenn Frame, Gerard Menard and Greg Blanton. None advanced to the finals but the experience will be beneficial to those returning. Mark Frame 112 Pound Ulysses ................. 1st Ellsworth .................2nd Halstead ................ 3rd Regionals ................ 2nd Sub-State .................2nd lohn Schmidt 119 Pound Halstead ..................4th Regionals ................ 1st Sub-State .................2nd Glenn Frame 134 Pound Ulysses ...................3rd Ellsworth ..................2nd Halstead ................. 1st Regionals ................ 1st Sub-State ................. 2nd Gerard Menard 155 Pound Ellsworth ................3rd Halstead .................2nd Regionals ............... 1st Sub-State .................2nd Greg Blanton Heavyweight Regionals ............... 2nd Sub-State ................3rd r e s t e r s 37 Mid Winter Queen and King Jan Dockendorf and Scott Butler Tammy Lauber and Gerard Menard Dame Schmitt and Glenn Frame Debbie Streit and Scott Dark 3B 5 ant a si? December 19, 1980 was the day selected for Mid-Winter. A morning assembly started the proceedings. Each candidate and her escort were introduced by Renee Hattrup, Mistress of Ceremonies and Mid-Winter Queen for 1979. Tammy Lauber was escorted by Gerard Menard, Darrie Schmitt by Glenn Frame, Jan Dockendorf by Scott Butler and Debbie Streit by Scott Dark. The theme song, Sometimes a Fantasy was played by Shane Shanks and Loretta Kat2. Mr. Bert Lockard, accompanied by Janet Schaller, sang Memories.” Another solo was performed by Brenda Stegman singing Woman in Love” and “Longer” was played by the KHS Jazz Band. A skit was put on by the faculty and the cheerleading squad did a routine to Don't Stop.” The morning festivities ended with a short pep assembly and the singing of the Alma Mater. The crowning took place during half-time between the Kinsley and Stafford game. After each candidate was introduced they were presented with the traditional colored carnation. Jan Dockendorf and Scott Butler were announced as the Mid-Winter Royalty. The Queen and her court reigned over the remainder of the game on a throne decorated in black and silver. 39 The dance was held in the high school cafeteria where D. J. Mike Floyd provided the music. The dance was hosted by the Girls’ Athletic Association. HUD EUH E £K It’s A Rebuilding Year For The Golf Team BACK D Oliphant, I Craft. Mr Webster. Coach; 1 Springer. L Wilkerson FRONT: C. Inman. G Blanton. J Bowman Not Pictured: L. Gleason. B Welsch Strong winds and high scores took their toll on the 1981 golf team but with each meet the scores continued to improve. Basically the team was one of rebuilding with only two golfers returning from the previous season. BACK: C. Ailshie. S. Kline. D. Streit. T. Herrmann. Manager: I Kallaus. Manager FRONT: Coach Lewis. L. Katz. M Graft. B Gleason. $. Catterfeld. C. Sidwmg The Kinsley track team was composed of twenty members; thirteen boys and seven girls Eleven re turning lettermen helped out the male tracksters. whereas three returning letterwomen added their experience to the female athletes Kinsley once again hosted an invitational where the boys took second and the girls placed third Competi tion and cold weather hampered the members, but the additional experience gained will help out the track program next year Going on to state was the two mile relay team of Marcus Carroll. Rene Danler. Glenn Frame and David Schmstock. Glenn Frame m the two mile run and Tom Burkhart competitmg in the long jump BACK; Coach Price, M Carroll. K Montgomery. T. Burkhart. J. Espinosa. D. Schmstock. L. Stegman. R Danler. Coach Pekarek MIDDLE P Carroll. G. Frame. S. Frantum. M Frame FRONT; D. Streit. Manager; K Whipple. J. Springer Not Pictured: S. Butler. Manager SCORES VARSITY BOYS' BASKETBALL THEM US Spearville 41 62 Ness City 47 62 Macksville 28 63 St. John 60 61 OT Stafford 44 49 Fairfield 46 70 Ellinwood 44 63 Sterling 64 50 Claflm 47 61 St. John Mid Winter Classic Stafford Hoismgton St. John Sterling 75 58 68 65 74 20T 60 Macksville 61 68 St. John 56 52 Stafford 40 55 Fairfield 64 79 Ellinwood M 56 71 Claflin 61 60 Sub-State Semi Final Hill City 40 43 Plamville 50 51 OT Ellis A 79 Season Record 17 5 42 GIRLS JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL IHEM Spearville 26 18 Ness City 11 St. John 29 27 Stafford 38 30 Spearville 35 30 Greensburg 34 24 Sterling 18 32 Macksville 33 23 St. John 43 28 Ellinwood 20 19 Claflin 35 23 Earned 39 26 Spearville 16 12 Fairfield 58 16 Season Record 1 13 WRESTLING THEM US Thomas More 18 39 Larned 33 24 Ulysses 32 29 Great Bend 49 18 Stafford 20 44 Ellsworth 14 43 Nickerson 32 26 Pratt 33 23 Hoismgton 33 25 Lyons 21 46 Dodge City 37 24 Pratt 35 23 Season Record 4 8 Ulysses Invitational 7th Ellsworth Invitational 5th Halstead Invitational 4th Regionals 1st Sub State 3rd GOLF TEAMS PLACED SCORES Ashland 4 4 459 Coldwater 8 6 431 Kinsley 7 6 392 Larned 8 7 409 Southwestern Heights 11 8 381 Regionals 10 8 403 CROSS COUNTRY Great Bend Invitational 0 medals Pratt Invitational 3 medals Ulysses Invitational 3 medals Hesston Invitational 3 medals Dodge City Invitational 3 medals Andale Regionals 2 medals Manhattan • State 1 medal BOYS’ JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL THEM US Spearville 31 37 Ness City 34 45 Macksville 35 65 St. John 25 48 Ellmwood 47 42 Sterling 43 53 Clatlm 62 58 OT Pratt 61 53 larned 50 69 Stafford 43 58 Fairfield 40 58 Season Record 8 3 FRESHMEN BOYS BASKETBALL THEM US St John 49 32 Stafford 24 42 Spearville 63 64 Larned 37 34 Spearville 52 48 Greensburg 71 47 CPL Freshmen Tournament Claflm 51 25 Season Record 2 5 VOLLEYBALL Dodge City Tournament Garden City Lost Hays Lost Hutchinson Lost Ha Vila nd Won Lews Lost League Claflm Lost Fairfield Won Sterling Won Macksville Won Ellmwood Won Ellmwood Lost Larned Won Fairfield Won Pratt Tournament Larned Won Kingman Lost Sharon Springs Won Skyline Lost Pratt Lost Medicine Lodge Lost Sterling Won St, John Won Claflm lost Macksville Sub State Lost Ness City Won Medicine Lodge Lost Season Record 12 14 GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL THEM US Spearville 38 33 Ness City 39 41 Macksville 34 42 St. John 54 48 Stafford 43 54 F airfield 42 36 Ellmwood 49 54 Sterling 44 46 Claflm 45 48 Stafford Tournament Stafford 47 51 St. John 58 48 Sterling Macksville 38 37 a St. John 40 47 Stafford 46 52 Fairfield 44 50 Ellmwood 35 46 Clafkn 41 61 Sub-State Osborne 39 43 WaKeeney 61 50 Season Record 14 6 Kinsley Larned Ashland LaCrosse St. John Jetmore Larned Quad League Regionals Hoxie State Wichita FOOTBALL THEM US Jetmore 0 25 Southwestern Heights 0 14 St John 8 47 TRACK Fairfield 6 42 BOYS GIRLS Stafford 7 37 2nd 3rd Claflm 8 6 9th 10th Ellmwood 7 19 4th 10th Sterling 6 w 5th 5th Fowler 30 6th 7th Playoffs 6th 9th Plamville 6 0 4th JUNIOR VARSITY 7th 8th Spearville 6 20 9th 16th Stafford 0 16 Long Jump 8th St. John 15 18 3200 Meter Run 4th Ness City 14 6 3200 Meter Relay 12th Season Record 7 3;3 l Athletic Awards Are Presented The athletic banquet and awards assembly was held the evening of May 12. Dr. Ted Kessmger, head football coach from Bethany College, was the guest speaker. All coaches presented awards for the fall and spring sports. Brenda Stegman. daughter of Mr and Mrs. Don Stegman. and Debbie Streit, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don Streit. received the award for Senior Female Athlete. Brenda has been active in the Girls’ Athletic Association, basketball and volleyball all four years. She participated in track for three years. Debbie has been active in basketball, volleyball and a member of the Girls' Athletic Association for all four years. She was also a member of the track team for three years. Rene Danler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Danler, was recognized as the Senior Male Athlete and received the Chuck Bender Athletic Courage Award. Rene has been active in basketball, football and track all four years and a four year member of K-Lettermen. Recipients of the Big Red Booster Scholarship were Debbie Streit and Marcus Carroll. David Oliphant received the Senior Year Athletic Leadership Certificate. Btenda Slegman and Debbie Streit Rene Danler 46 Dr Ted Kessmger ACADEMICS Debaters Are Good Talkers BACK Miss Walkowiak. Coach; P Marcy, S. Shanks. L. Schmstock, M Scheve FRONT: K Kurth. Not Pictured: 0. McGmnes It was a rebuilding year for the KHS Debate team. Along with the acquisition of a new coach, there was only one debater (Kim Kurth) returning from last year that went to State. Two other debaters (Shane Shanks, Peggy Marcy) returned with experience from last year. Three novices (Lezlie Schinstock, Marty Scheve, Darryl McGmnes) joined the Debate effort. Lezlie debated in the experienced class to complete that two-man team. The season began at Chaparral with only one experienced team participating. At Lakin, Kim and Shane received the first trophy of their season, third place, and they received a second place trophy at Hoxie. The experienced also competed in two other Debate tournaments before the Regional Tournament. The Regionals were held at Bethel College where the year of rebuilding was capped off by finishing fourth. The novices had a tough year since they only debated in three tournaments with novice divisions. They gained valuable experience because of this. Debate is an activity that requires a lot of time and work. However, it also provides a lot of fun and excitement. Next year the debating topic will deal with minimal educational standards for schools. The staff throughout the year departed from the more traditional layout form of the publication of the two previous years by using more the modular approach with a front-page floating flag. Expanded student editorials on the opinion page considered such issues as the open noon hour, the pre marital counseling sessions with Dr. Tim Theis, and the hunting regulations. Issues X and XII contained in-depth studies, one on the work-study curriculum program and the other on the meaning of the term success.” The KHS Breezes gained statewide recognition by receiving for the second consecutive year the coveted certificate of excellence award from the Kansas Association of School boards int he school district newsletter category. Five students participated in the February regional contest of the Kansas Scholastic Press Association at Hays: Janet VanNahmen, Jeanne Hogan, Steve Frantum, Marty Scheve and Peggy Sparke. Jeanne Hogan received second place in the headline writing category for students from 3-2-1A schools, qualifying her for state competition in March. Co-editors for the year were Barry Gales and Jeanne Hogan; LeRoy Stegman served as the business and the circulation manager. The Lewis Press Inc., Lewis, Kansas printed the paper. Approximately 600 copies of the 12 issues were circulated among the students, staff, parents, supporters and advertisers of the local school district. KHS Breezes - Well Worth The Reading BACK M Scheve, J. VanNahmen, J Hogan, P Sparke. T Hattrup, 1. Stegman, Or Boehme, Sponsor FRONT: B Gales. S. Frantum. 48 Student Of The Nine Weeks FIRST NINE WEEKS. Sophomore Peggy Marcy, Freshman Traci Herrmann, Juniors Janet VanNahmen, Charla Wagner. Senior Debbie Streit. SECOND NINE WEEKS. Senior Tina Holland. Junior Jennifer Wetzel. Freshman Karen McGmnes. Not Pictured: Sophomore Wayne Butler. THIRD NINE WEEKS. Freshman Cindy Ailshie. Sophomore Mark Gales. Junior Barry Gales. Senior Scott Butler Not Pictured: Freshman Michelle Ragsdale. FOURTH NINE WEEKS. Freshman Sheila Ackerman. Juniors Rhonda Bean. Peggy Sparke, Senior Brenda Stegman. Sophomore Shelly Olsen. 49 National Honor Society National Honor Society initiation ceremonies for seven students were held May 7 in the St. Nicholas Church. The current Senior members presided over the ceremony. OLD MEMBERS. BACK L Stegman. T. Hattrup, D. Streit. C. Wagner. K Kurth. B Stegman. R Woodworth. S. Butler FRONT T Holland, Miss Stallard. Sponsor R Bean Not Pictured: T. Rose The sixth annual Egghead Banquet honored KHS students who had accomplished high academic levels. Debbie Streit gave introductions for the evening and Russel Woodworth served as Master of Ceremonies. Mr. Keith Sebelius, lawyer, was guest speaker. The subject spoken on by Mr Sebelius was You Don't Have to See the Light at the End of the Tunnel.” Mr. Bonner presented certificates to all Egghead students. Kathie Maley and Shane Shanks presented the duet act Next Lois Behnke accompanied Mr. Marc Webster in a trumpet solo. The Call ’ Concluding the banquet was the • audience singing the Alma Mater. Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Melanie Burkhart Eric Ackerman Bonnie Bell Sheila Ackerman Scott Butler Rhonda Bean Wayne Butler Cindy Ailshie Mark Carroll Greg Blanton Andy Dockendorf Randi Arensman Darla Craig Tom Burkhart Rhonda Fredelake Teresa Domme Beth Danler Jana Cratt Mark Frame Beth Gleason Rene Danler James Espinosa Mark Gales Deanna Hattrup )an Dockendorf Barry Gales Janet Gray Traci Herrmann Glenn Frame Randy Glaze Miriam Graff Gina Johnson Kevin Fredelake Joy Haskell Maureen Herrmann Lisa Kallaus Mike Gleason Tammy Hattrup Becky Huntley Cheryl Kerstmg Barry Haskell Jeanne Hogan Loretta Katz Pete Liebl Tina Holland Shelly Kline Nelson Kurth Karen McGinnes Thane Katz Sally Miller Kathie Maley Michelle Ragsdale Kim Kurth Sam Rincon Peggy Marcy Dale Schmstock Pammy Lauber Janet Schaller Kay Montgomery Lezlie Schmstock Sharon Laudick David Schmstock Shelly Olsen Terry Springer Guy Liberty Peggy Sparke Darla Ryan Cissy Vieyra Terry Littrell LeRoy Stegman Shane Shanks Ginger Wallis Gerard Menard Janet VanNahmen Shawna Stegman Melody Wolf Mitch Miller Troy Welsch Donny Streit Tern Woodworth Keith Montgomery Jennifer Wetzel Karla Wagner Shawn Murphy Nancy Wetzel Troy Weiss Teryl Rose Sharon Rush Oarne Schmitt Lyle Schuette Lisa Stanton Brenda Stegman Debbie Streit Mendy Strong Russel Woodworth Kinsley High School’s Sixth Annual Egghead Banquet 51 Scott Butler Academic Scholarship from Bethel College. Scholarship from Kinsley Masonic Lodge Teryl Rose Academic Scholarship from Bethel College Glenn Frame State of Kansas Scholarship. Outstanding Foreign Language Student Scholarships Awards are presented Tina Holland Scholarship from ESA. Outstanding Senior Bandsman Kim Kurth Scholarship from lota Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Brenda Stegman Endowment Scholarship from Hutchinson Community College 52 Debbie Streit Scholarship from the Chapter CQ of PEO. Scholarship from Kinsley Masonic Lodge. John Philip Sousa Award. Salutatorian Russell Woodworth Putnam Scholarship Kansas State University. Math and Science Student. State of Kansas Scholarship. Valedictorian Not Pictured. Honor Roll • All A s Rhonda Bean. Teresa Domme. Cheryl Kerstmg. Kathie Maley. Peggy Marcy. Shane Shanks. Russell Wood-worth Debbie Hennmger Outstanding Senior Art Student Business Debate Forensics Journalism Math and Science Music Student Council Principal's Award Doug Sparke. Tina Holland. Sharon Rush. Scott Butler 53 54 Fort Hays State University hosted the Math-Science Relays on April 16. Those attending were: Wayne Butler, Botony, 1st: Cell Biology. 3rd; General Biology 1st; Barry Gales, Word Problems, 4th: Mark Gales, Algebraic Simplifications, 5th; Genetics 3rd; Tina Holland. Shane Shanks, Set Theory, 3rd; Donny Streit, General Biology, 5th; Russell Woodworth. Pratt Community College hosted an Industrial Arts Fair April 30. Those taking items were SENIORS Scott Butler, screwdriver, Blue: name plate, Red; Barry Haskell, candle holder, Grand Prize; candle holder, Blue; napkin holder, Red; Monte Hirsh, |ack stands, Blue; Terry Littrell, screwdriver set, Red; Bryan Noll, screwdriver set, Red: Brad Peterson, screwdriver set, Red; John Schmidt, candle holder. Blue; Doug Sparke, jack stands, Red. JUNIORS Mark Baker, name plate, Red; Van Corser, screwdriver, Blue; paper punch, rivet hammer, chisel, charcoal chimney, name plate. Red; Charles Danler, chisel. Blue; charcoaler, belt buckle, rivet hammer, paper punch, screwdriver, Red: name plate. White; Mike Danler, charcoal chimney, screwdriver. Red; LeRoy Konrade, screwdrivers, charcoaler, Red; MATH SCIENCE RELAYS BACK W Butler, D Streit, B Gales. R Wood worth FRONT S Shanks, T Holland, M Gales Fort Hays State University once again hosted the Math Relays on November 13. Seven different categories were included: calculations without calculators, trigonometry, algebraic simplifications and manipulation, algebraic equations and inequalities, geometric figures and measurements, applications of algebra and arithmetic and calculations with calculators. Those competing were: Barry Gales, Mark Gales, Tina Holland, Loretta Katz. Peggy Marcy. Keith Montgomery, Jim Reiling, David Schinstock, Shane Shanks, LeRoy Stegman, Charla Wagner. Russel Woodworth. Fort Hays State University hosted the Annual High School Art Exhibition. Those receiving certificates were: Larry Barnett, stoneware bowl; Melanie Burkhart, acrylic painting; Glenn Frame, acrylic painting; Jackie Humphries, stoneware bowl; Tammy Lauber, acrylic painting; Gerard Menard, stoneware bow; Shawn Murphy, stoneware bowl; Ray Stegman, stoneware bowl: Mark Welsch, stoneware bowl; Troy Welsch, stoneware bowl. Jeanne Hogan, co-editor of the Breezes, qualified to attend the state Kansas Scholastic Press Association meet at the University of Kansas, March 28. She earned this honor by placing second in the headline writing division for 3-2-1A schools at the Regional KSPA meet at Hays February 12. ACADEMIC OLYMPICS M Scheve. P Sparke. P Marcy. R Bean. R. Woodworth. W Butler Not Pictured I Stanton ESSAY CONTEST D Streit, S. Butler An essay contest entitled Prayer in the Public Schools' was sponsored by the Grand Lodge of AF AM of Kansas and the local Masonic lodge The local winners were Debbie Streit and Scott Butler Pratt Community College hosted on March 17 the Academic Olympics. Twenty-six categories were available and a student could enter in no more than three events. Those attending were: Rhonda Bean, Psychology, 5th; Wayne Butler, Biology. 4th; Darla Craig, Rene Danler, Jan Dockendorf, Glenn Frame, Mark Frame, Barry Gales, Mark Gales. Jeanne Hogan, Tina Holland, Loretta Katz, Thane Katz, Shelly Kline, Kim Kurth, Sharon Laudick, Kathie Maley, Peggy Marcy, Beginning Typing, 3rd; Biology, 5th; Psychology, 5th; Keith Montgomery, David Oliphant, Marty Scheve, Duet Acting, 5th; Shane Shanks, Peggy Sparke. Duet Acting, 5th; Lisa Stanton, Secretarial Procedures, 4th; Debbie Streit, Charla Wagner, Jennifer Wetzel, Nancy Wetzel, Russel Woodworth, Psychology, 1st. chisel, White; Russell Neilson, rivet hammer. Blue; name plate, charcoaler, Red; Kevin Noll, chisel, charcoaler, name plate. Red; David Schinstock, paper punch, rivet hammer, charcoal chimney, Red; chisel, screwdriver. White; Ray Stegman, charcoaler, paper punch, wind chimes, screwdriver, rivet hammer, chisel, charcoal chimney. Red: Troy Welsch, name plate, Blue; paper punch, charcoaler, rivet hammer, name plate. Red; chisel, White; Jim Woolard, coyote plaque, rivet hammer, screwdriver, name plate, charcoal chimney, Red; paper punch, screwdriver, charcoaler. White. SOPHOMORES Nick Baker, tool box. Red; Andy Dockendorf, candle holder, tool box, Red; Curtis Hutchinson, candle holder. Red; tool box. White; Eric Miller, tool box, Red: Troy Weiss, wind chimes, tool box, Red. Department Awards FACULTY U.S.D. 347 Administration BOARD OF EDUCATION: Gary Hudspeth. Vice-President Eldred Burkhart. Sonny Dykes. President John Laudick. Barbara Montgomery. Superintendent Robert Shanks. Secretary Lovella Mullen Not Pictured Rodney Oliphant Secretary Lovella Mullen. Superintendent Robert Shanks. Bookkeeper Alberta Barnes 56 Secretary Deloris Dark. Principal Jerry Bonner Marilyn Bauer LIBRARY MEDIA SPECIALIST Diana Redger Don Stuart SOCIAL SCIENCES INDUSTRIAL ARTS Duane Adams George Bakumenko COUNSELOR Nadme Stallard COUNSELOR'S SECRETARY Wanda Rathburn BUS DRIVERS: Leland Floyd, Duane Adams. Bill Werner. Dewey Blank. Valta Dreher. Bud Matthews. Hugh Jenkins. Kathy Stegman. Joleen Schaller. Ward Guffey. Not Pictured: Dave Smith. 60 JANITORS: Valta Dreher. Brad Haskall, Jasper McSpadden UNDERCLASSMEN Sheila Ackerman Cindy Ailshie Randi Arensman Terry Bernatzki Jim Bowman Fred Contrerez Jet! Cramer Teresa Domme Kenny Fagan Desra Fulls ' J ' V ‘ Freshmen Beth Gleason Not Pictured Elaine Jenkins. Cindy Sigwmg Chris Hargett Deanne Hattrup Traci Herrmann Doug Hirsh Jett Humphries David Hutchinson Corey Inman Gina Johnson Lisa Kallaus Brock Katz Chris Nau Richard Neilson Michelle Ragsdale David Roller Dale Schinstock Lezlie Schinstock terry Springer Terry Springer Dale Thorp LaDawn Turner Sissy Vieyra Ginger Wallis Bryan Welsch Kyle Whipple Lex Wilkerson Melody Wolf CLASS OFFICERS: President Cheryl Kerstmg Vice-President Lezlie Schinstock Secretary- Gina Johnson Treasurer Karen McGmnes StuCo Michelle Ragsdale Dale Schinstock 63 Becky Huntley Curtis Hutchinson Norma Jarrett Sophomores 64 Peggy Marcy Mike Mathes Mary McNutt Eric Miller Kay Montgomery Cindy Nau Debt Oliphant Shelly Olsen left Peterson Penny Putter 65 Eric Ackerman Mark Baker Jim Baker Larry Barnett Rhonda Bean Sally Bivett Greg Blanton Tom Burkhart Melody Cain Jon Cantrell Van Corser Pat Frantum Steve Frantum Barry Gales Randy Glaze Joy Haskell Tammy Hattrup Jeanne Hogan $andie Humphries Curtis Kallaus Kenny Katz Shelly Kline LeRoy Konrade Ron Konrade Stacey Marston Darryl McGmnes Sally Miller LeRoy Stegman Ray Stegman Tim Thorp Janet VanNahmen Charla Wagner Chris Wallis Troy Welsch Jennifer Wetzel Nancy Wetzel Jim Woolard CLASS OFFICERS: President Janet Schaller Vice-President - Tom Burkhart Secretary • Tammy Hattrup Treasurer - Shelly Kline StuCo • David Schmstock LeRoy Stegman SENIORS Brian Scott Dark Janice Kay Dockendorf Glenn A. Frame Kevin R. Fredelake Mike A Gleason Rene Danler John Schmidt CLASS OFFICERS BACK: Glenn Frame. President; Rene Oanler. Vice-President. FRONT: Mitch Miller. Treasurer. Mindy Roberts. StuCo; Beth Danler, StuCo; Debbie Streit. Secretary. Not Pictured: Oeidre Vieyra CLASS FLOWER: White Rose CLASS COLORS: Blue and White SPONSORS: Marilyn Bauer Doug Moore Dave Smith Don Stuart Mendy Strong Russel A. Woodworth Dwame Young BIG SPENDER David Oliphant and Darrie Schmitt WHO CAN'T KEEP A SECRET7 MOST ACCIDENT PRONE Pammy Lauber and Brad Peterson Jan Dockendorf and John Schmidt 79 ALL AMERICAN Keith Montgomery and Debbie Streit MR MACHO AND MS FEMINITY Teryl Rose and Sharon Laudick MOST RELIABLE Scott Butler and Brenda Stegman MELANIE A. BURKHART Class Officer 2; FHA 2.3.4: Girls' Basketball 1; Kayettes 2.3; Mock Homecoming King Candidate 4; Pep Club 3.4; School Play 3. SCOTT A. BUTLER Band 1,2.3; Boys' Basketball 1.2.3.4; Boys' Track 3: Egghead Banquet 1.2,3; Jazz Band 4; K-Lettermen 1.2.3.4; Mid-Winter King 4; Music Contest 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4 Pep Band 1,2. MARCUS CARROLL Boys' Basketball 1.2.3,4; Boys’ Track 2,3,4; Egghead Banquet 3; Football 1,2.3.4; K Lettermen 1.2,3,4; Music Contest 1,2,3.4; Music Groups 1,2,3.4 DARLA KAY CRAIG Art Award 2; Band 1.2,3,4; Egghead Banquet 2.3; Kayettes 3.4 Medical Careers 2; Music Contest 1.2.3.4; Pep Band 1,2,3. JOE L CRAMER Boys' Basketball 1,2; Football 1,2,3.4; Homecoming King 4; K Lettermen 2.3.4; Wrestling 3.4. ELIZABETH OANLER Accompanist 2.4; Egghead Banquet 2.3; Kayettes 2.4; Music Contest 1,2; Music Groups 1,2.4; Student Council 4 RENE DANLER Boys' Basketball 1.2,3.4; Boys’ Track 1.2,3.4; Class Officer 1.4; Egghead Banquet 2.3; Football 1.2,3,4; Homecoming Escort 4; K Lettermen 1.2,3,4; Music Groups 1.2,3.4; Prom Server 2. BRIAN SCOn DARK Boys’ Basketball 1.2.3.4; Coyote's Den 1; Football 1.4; K-Lettermen 1.2,3,4; Mid-Winter Escort 4. JANICE KAY DOCKENDORF Class Officer 3; Egghead Banquet 2.3; FHA 2.3.4; GAA 2,3.4; Kayettes 1.2.3.4; Mid Winter Queen 4; Mock Homecoming Escort 4; Music Contest 1.2.4; Music Groups 2.4; Volleyball 2.3.4; Yerabook 2.3.4 GLENN A FRAME Art Awart 2.3; Boy’s State 3; Boys’ Track 1.2.3.4: Class Officer 1.2,3,4; Cross Country 2.3.4; Egghead Banquet 1.2.3; Football 1; K-Lettermen 1,2.3.4; Mid Winter Escort 4; Music Contest 4: Music Groups 4; Work Study 4. Wrestling 1,2,3.4 KEVIN R. FREDELAKE Golf 1.2; K-Lettermen 1; Mock Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; Work Study 4. MIKE A GLEASON Work Study 4; Wrestling 3.4. LIUS ALLEN GRIFFIN Band 2.3.4; Boys' Basketball 1; Jazz Band 3.4; Music Contest 2,3.4; Pep Band 2.3.4 STEPHEN J. HABIGER Boys' Basketball 1; Egghead Banquet 3; K-Lettermen 1; Music Groups 1,2; School Play 3; Work Study 4 BARRY HASKELL PETER J HEINZ Egghead Banquet 3. Music Contest 1.2; Musical 1.2; Sports Manager 1: Work Study 4 DEBBIE L. HENNINGER FHA 1; Kayettes 1,2.4; Pep Club 1,2,3.4; Transferred from William S. Heart High School. Newhall. CA 1. MONTE L. HIRSH Boys’ Basketball 1; K-Lettermen 1; Mock Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; Music Groups 1. BETTINA SUE HOLLAND Art Award 2; Band 1.2,3,4; Egghead Banquet 1.2.3; Math Relays 2.4; Music Contest 1.2.3.4; Music Groups 1; National Honor Society 3.4; Pep Band 1,2.3.4; Pep Club 1; School Play 3. CLIFFORD KATZ L. THANE KATZ Band 1,2,3.4; Drum Major 3.4; Egghead Banquet 2.3; Medical Carrers 1.2; Music Contest 1,2,3.4; Music Groups 1,2,3; Musical 2; Pep Band 1.2.3.4; School Play 1.4; Work Study 4 KIM KURTH Basketball Stats 1; Class Officer 1,3; Debate 2,3,4; Egghead Banquet 2,3; Forensics 2.4; Music Contest 1 Music Groups 1; Musical 1; National Honor Society 3.4; School Newspaper 3; School Play 1.4: Sports Manager 1; Student Council 1.3,4; Work Study 4; Yearbook 3.4 Transferred from Winfield High School, Winfield, MO 1 PAMMY LAUBER Egghead Banquet 2,3; FHA 2.3: GAA 1.2.3.4; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; Kayettes 2; Medical Careers 2; Music Groups 1,2.4; Pep Club 1,2.4; Prom Server 2; Volleyball 1.4; Yearbook 3. TAMMY LAUBER FHA 1.2; GAA 1,2.3.4; Mid Winter Queen Candidate 4; Music Contest 1.2.3.4: Music Groups 1,2,3.4 Pep Club 1.2,3.4; Prom Server 2; Volleyball 1. SHARON RAQUEL LAUDICK Band 2.3.4; Debate 2: Egghead Banquet 3; GAA 1.2,3.4; Medical Careers 2; Mock Homecoming Escort 4: Music Contest 2.3.4; Music Groups 1,2,3; Pep Band 2.3.4; Pep Club 2,3; School Play 4: Volleyball 1. GUY ALLEN LIBERTY Football 2; Work Study 4. Transferred from Shawnee Heights High School, Topeka. KS 3. TERRY J. LITTRELL Art Award 1; Egghead Banquet 3. KIMBERLY KAY MALEY Band 2,3.4; Kayettes 1,2,3; Music Contest 1,2.4; Music Groups 1,2; Pep Band 2.4. Pep Club 3.4; Work Study 4 GERARD A MANARD Egghead Banquet 2.3; Football 1.2,3.4; Klettermen 1,2.3.4; Mid-Winter Escort 4; Music Contest 1; Music Groups 1; Wrestling 1.2.3.4, MITCHELL C MILLER Boys' Basketball 1; Class Officer 3.4; Egghead Banquet 2.3; Klettermen 1; Medical Careers 2. Music Contest 1,2.4; Music Groups 2; Musical 2; School Newspaper 3.4; School Play 1.3.4; Work Study 4 KEITH A MONTGOMERY Boys' Basketball 1.2; Boys' Track 1.2,3.4; Egghead Banquet 2.3; Football 1,2.3.4; Homecoming Escort 4; Klettermen 1,2.3.4; Prom Server 2. SHAWN B MURPHY Band 1.4; Boy's State 3; Coyote's Den 1; Egghead Banquet 2.3; Football 1; Golf 1.2; Jazz Band 4. Klettermen 1; Music Contest 1.4; Musical 1; Pep Band 1.4 BRYAN L. NOLL Boys' Basketball 1; Football 1; Klettermen 1; Work Study 4 DAVID R. OLIPHANT Band 2,3.4; Boys' Basketball 1.3.4; Egghead Banquet 1.2.3; Football 3.4; Golf 1,2,3.4; Klettermen 1.2,3.4. Music Contest 1,2,3,4; Music Groups 1; Pep Band 1.2.3,4 BRAD PETERSON Boys' Basketball 1,2.3.4; Football 1,2,3.4; Klettermen 1,2.3.4; Student Council 1. MINDY LEE PROBERTS Accompanist 1.2.4; Band 1,2,3,4; Basketball Stats 2; Class Officer 2.3.4; Egghead Banquet 1.2.3; FHA 1.2.3; Jazz Band 1.2; Kayettes 1.2.3.4; Medical Careers 1; Music Contest 1.2; Music Groups 1,2.4; National Honor Society 3.4; Pep Band 1,2.3; Pep Club 1.2; School Newspaper 3; Student Council 2.3.4; Work Study 4 TERYL ROSE Boys' Basketball 1.2; Boy's State 3; Boys' Track 1.2; Class Officer 1; Egghead Banquet 1.2,3; Football 1.2,3.4; Homecoming Escort 4; Junior Usher 3; Klettermen 1,2,3.4; National Honor Society 2.3.4; Prom Server 2; Student Council 1; Wrestling 3. SHARON MARIE RUSH Egghead Banquet 2.3: FHA 2.3.4; GAA 1,3.4; Kayettes 2.3.4; Music Contest 1,2; Music Groups 1,2; Pep Club 1.2; School Play 3: Volleyball 1. JOHN SCHMIDT Debate 2; Forensics 3; Klettermen 4; Music Contest 3.4; Music Groups 3.4; Wrestling 1,3.4. DARRIE ANN SCHMITT Class Officer 2; Egghead Banquet 2.3; GAA 1,2.3.4; Girts' Basketball 1; Golf 1,3,4; Medical Careers 1.2; Mid-Winter Queen Candidate 4; Mock Homecoming King 4. Music Contest 1.2.3.4; Music Groups 1.2.3.4; Pep Club 1.2.3.4; Student Council 3; Volleyball 1.2.3.4; Work Study 4. LYLE SCHUETTE Boys's Basketball 1,2; Class Officer 1.2; Egghead Banquet 3; Football 1.2.3,4; K- Lettermen 1; Music Groups 1; Prom Server 2. GARY D. SMITH Egghead Banquet 2.3; Mock Homecoming Queen Candidate 4 DOUG SPARKE Cross Country 3.4; Football 2; Klettermen 1.2.3; Music Contest 1.3.4; Music Groups 1.3.4; Wrestling 1.2.3.4. LISA A. STANTON Egghead Banquet 1,2.3; GAA 1,2.3.4; Girls’ Basketball 1.2.3: Girls’ Track 1.2; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; Medical Careers 1,2; Music Contest 1.4; Music Groups 1,4 Pep Club 1.2.3.4; Prom Server 2; Student Council 3.4; Volleyball 1.2.3.4, BRENDA L. STEGMAN Band 2.4; Basketball Stats 2.4; Class Officer 2; Egghead Banquet 2,3; GAA 1.2.3.4; Girls Basketball 1.3.4; Girls Track 1.2.3.4; Homecoming Queen 4; Junior Usher 3; Kayettes 2,3.4; Music Contest 1.2.4; Music Groups 1.2.4; Musical 1; National Honor Society 2.3.4; Pep Club 1.2.3.4; Prom Server 2; School Play 4; Student Council 2.3.4; Volleyball I.2.3.4. DEBRA ST REIT Band 1.2.3.4; Class Officer 1.3,4; Egghead Banquet 1,2,3; Forensics 3; GAA 1.2.3.4 Girts’ Basketball 1,2.3.4; Girls' Track 1.2.3.4; Mid-Winter Queen Candidate 4; Music Contest 1,2.3.4; National Honor Society 3.4; Pep Band 1.2; School Play 3.4; Volleyball 1.2,3.4 MENDY STRONG Cheerleader 3.4; Egghead Banquet 2,3; FHA 3.4; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; Kayettes 1,2,3: Music Groups 1.2; Prom Server 2; School Play 3. DEIDRE V1EYRA Girls' Basketball 1; Music Contest 1; Music Groups 1. Transferred from Great Bend High School, Great Bend. K$ 3. RUSSEL A. WOODWORTH Art Award 2; Egghead Banquet 1.2.3; Klettermen 4; Math Relays 2.4; Mock Homecoming Queen 4; National Honor Society 3.4 DWAINE YOUNG 83 LOOKING for LOYD SERVERS. BACK A Dockendorf, M Frame, D. Streil, M Gales, W Butler FRONT: 0. Ryan, S. Olsen. I. Humphries. M. Herrmann, M Graft PROM ’81 Saddles, rail fences and hay bales was the setting tor tne Junior-Senior Prom. Janet Schaller, Junior Class President, welcomed those gathered in the auditorium. Orange Blossom Special” was danced to by the Sophomore servers. The theme song, Looking For Love” was mouthed by Tom Burkhart, James Espinosa, Shelly Kline, Sally Miller, Janet Schaller and LeRoy Stegman. Tammy Hattrup, Jeanne Hogan and Peggy Sparke read a poem dedicated to the Seniors. To end the program Shelly Kline narrated a skit entitled “pure Gold.” The actors were Tom Burkhart, James Espinosa, Tammy Hattrup, Shelly Kline, Sally Miller, Janet Schaller and LeRoy Stegman. Supper was cooked by the Junior mothers. It consisted of tossed salad, grilled steak, green beans, baked potato, french bread, cherry cheesecake and iced tea. The music for the dance was provided by The Bluebirds from Hays. V 87 88 The Man Who Wouldn’t Leave Spreadm' Rumors 6 + ■ h ( tJjLl W L va If Portrait Of The Urban Cowboy ABOVE: Senior Dance LEFT Archie Bunker LEFT: M.C S RIGHT: This Is Your Life You're Not My Type Skits Not Pictured What A Way To Wake Up Barbershop Four Reminiscing Songs Sung: Precious and Few Alma Mater Negro Hero'' Senior ?i°e People Soo! ABOVE Senior Nine BELOW: Those Amazing Seniors ABOVE Smoky Mountain Ram BELOW Hello Again BACCALAUREATE May 10. 1981 Processional Invocation Rev. Don Blanton United Methodist Church Sermon Rev. Tim VanNatta Our Redeemer Lutheran Church Benediction Rev. 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