Kinsley High School - Kihischo Yearbook (Kinsley, KS)

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Small group works hard Picture raking, copy writing, and quod packs moy nor moke o best-seller, but they oil ore o port of putting together o yearbook. The yearbook staff hod o trying year. They storred our with six students in journalism. Then they only hod four which is very few when frying to publish o yearbook, stored Rene Corwin. '86. The yeorbook staff was oil fresh blood in 1984: Belinda Fry, '86, Corwin, Debi Ramsoy. '86. ond Melisso Kirkbride, '85. The staff hod o hord time meeting oil of the deadlines especially the first because they didn't know whor to expect, soid Dr. Galen Boehme. Putting o yeorbook together is o lot of work for such o small group, but if we work together we con get it done ond it will be good, stored Fry. Upper left Belinda Fry ond Melisso Kirkbride help fold rhe Focus.' Middle left Dr Golen Boehme ond Belindo Fry discuss o layout design Upper right: Bene Corwin works on cropping pictures. Lower left Debi Romsoy works on o large rough draft Lower right Melisso Kirkbride looks ot the contact book

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Stuco becomes active Bosicolly Student Council tries to help solve the problems of the students. We ore always there to help o student with o school-related problem. We've pur on donees, bought the bulletin board, ond hove the pop machines for the students. But the most important thing we do for the student is listen, stored Deonno Horrrup. '64. Hortrup soid one of the biggest responsibilities os o Stuco president is making sure thor everything is done. Concerning whor she got from Stuco, Liso Anderson, '85, replied, You get the experience of being in student government ond hoving o soy in whot goes on in the school. Duone Adorns, foculty sponsor, summarized, Stuco ploys o vital role in the school. I like helping the student assume leadership responsibilities in the school. Upper right: Jim Bowmon ond Shown Bruce ortempr to rie up the escape orrisr Above Deonno Hortrup, president, conducts o Stuco meeting. Middle right Rick Stegmon listens closely In o Stuco meeting Lower right Mr Duone Adorns looks on or o school donee 6

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— Pack shows strength — Several benefirs come from combining rhe former Girls' Athletic Association ond the K-Lettermen Club (for men) into the Coyote Pock Dole Schinstock. chairperson of rhe history committee, soid. Neither one by itself was big enough to function well. Combined, the athletes of rhe school could do severol projects — including improving rhe gym facilities or sponsoring rhe midwinter donee. Deanna Horrrup. 84, odded. The biggest change hos been on orrempt to improve rhe attitude of rhe athletes. The organization believes that on athlete hos to be o good student. Faculty sponsor Bobbie Lewis noted that the lettering policy for rhe organization gove rhe students o 'chollenge to reach A volleyball player, for example, wonting to join Coyote Pock must ploy in three-fourths of rhe varsity marches. Then rhe student must complete o sports season each year of his her high school career. ‘The value is this: The people involved in Coyoro Pock remoin involved in rhe athletic programs. summarized Mrs Lewis Upper left Tony Goles prepores for o wrestling match Upper right Jim Dowmon fulfills o Coyote Pock duty — operating the concession stand Middle Coyote Pock members here the bosketboll ployers remoin involved with the othletic progrom Delow Bosketboll ployer Troy Lorenzen visits with the public about involvement in on athletic progrom Delow Terry Bernotzki ond Terry Springer work ot rhe onnuol chili supper