Kinsley High School - Kihischo Yearbook (Kinsley, KS)

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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

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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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Forensics was voluntary but successful, Although the forensic program was voluntary this year, it was very successful, says forensic coach Ms. Calene Boyer. Since the forensic program was not a regular class, the students involved worked independently throughout the season, notes Ms. Boyer. Students performed at league, regional, and state speech festivals. Ms. Boyer feels the seven students that participated in these contests did extremely well for not having the class time to prepare their speeches and acts. We had a great year, continues Ms. Boyer. The underclassmen gained a lot of valuable experience and the seniors gave advice and leadership. ± Top left: Amy Livengood studies a paper before giving her performance. Right: Ms. Boyer is reading the critique sheets after the students performed at the regional meet. Far right Practicing a speech, Cindy Ailshie works on delivery. Back: Amy Livengood, Sheila Ackerman, Shane Shanks. Front: Ms. Calene Boyer, Shelby Shanks. Deanna Hattrup, Kathie Maley, Cindy Ailshie. 20