Kinsley High School - Kihischo Yearbook (Kinsley, KS)

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Egghead Banquet moves to VFW The 1983 Egghead Banquet completed a cycle by returning to the site of the first banquet eight years ago. The dinner and program, designed to recognize academic achievements, were held in the local VFW building. Follow the Fellow Who Follows His Dream served as the theme for the event. Miss Nadine Stallard, counselor and organizer of the dinner, explains the importance of dreams: Everyone should have something to look forward to. Without dreamers, our nation would be much less endowed. Dr. Kala Stroup, former vice-president of academic affairs at Emporia State University, spoke on the value of small town living. The induction of new members into the National Honor Society preceded the banquet. Initiates chosen for membership based on character, scholarship, leadership, and service were: Seniors — Mark Gales, Donny Streit Juniors — Deanna Hattrup, Dale Schinstock Sophomores — Lisa Anderson, Jan Hattrup.

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Massages help choir to warm up M ee-mee-mie-moe-moo, sings the choir as it warms up. The choir attended two contests — league at Great Bend and regional at Kingman. They improved from a 2, +2, and 3 at league to a 2, 2, and 1 at regional. To have gone to state, the choir needed two l's. 1 was real pleased ' remarks Duane Williams, choir director. 'They made some good progress. There are still things that need to be worked on though. An integral part of choir is warming up the voice. Mr. Williams uses an unusual method of relaxing his singers; he uses massages. When asked what she liked best about choir, Darla Ryan replied: The massages are the best part. When we warm up, we get to give each other massages. Mr. Williams points out, I don't use it all the time, but it helps — especially in the morning. A Top: Shawn Bruce wipes his eye clean. Far left: Two of the accompanists this year are Loretta Katz and Shane Shanks. Left: Wayne Butler, Donna Littrell, Lynn Werner, and Jackie Humphries practice for contest. Back: Mandy Hetzel, Terry Springer, Shane Shanks, Donny Streit, Wayne Butler, Gary Bagby, and Lynn Werner. Middle: Kathie Maley, Sheila Ackerman, Barbara Arnold, Michelle Hattrup, Donna Littrell, and Jackie Humphries. Front: Darla Ryan, Debra Oliphant, Jamie Balman, Cindy Sigwing, Ginny Blanton, and Maureen Herrmann. Vocal soloists: Debra Oliphant, 1 ranking; Melissa Kirkbride, -1 ranking; Mandy Hetzel,+2 ranking; Amy Livengood, 2 ranking; Ginny Blanton, 2 ranking, and Tonya Froetschner, 2 ranking. 17

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Honor Society initiates members Top left: Lisa Anderson receives the membership pin from her mother. Middle: Shane Shanks, Karla Wagner, and Wayne Butler leave the sanctuary of the St. Nicholas Church at the conclusion of the ceremony. Below: Back: Mark Cales, Donny Streit, Shane Shanks, Wayne Butler, Dale Schinstock. Middle: Teresa Domme, Gina Johnson, Deanna Hattrup, Kathie Maley. Front: Karla W'agner, Cindy Ailshie, Lisa Anderson, Jan Hattrup, Peggy Marcy. NINE-WEEKS’ STUDENTS Back: Randi Arensman, Jan Hattrup, Dale Schinstock, Shane Shanks, Mark Gales, Donny Streit, Rowdy Meeks, Nelson Kurth, Magnus Englund. Middle: Joe Brake, Lisa Anderson, Teresa Domme, Debi Oliphant, Shelly Olsen, Mandy Hetzel, Frances Brake, Rusty Smith. Front: Cindy Ailshie, Shane Miller, Tony Gales, Michelle Hattrup, Beth Gleason, Deanna Hattrup, Kathie Maley, Jamie Craft. Not pictured: Stephene Westhoff, Belinda Fry, Paula Schaller, Pete Liebl, Karen McGinnes, Melissa Kirkbride, Dawn Merritt. 19