Maur Hill High School - Maurite Yearbook (Atchison, KS)

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Se U vi4' Ximcna T. Aguilar: Volleyball, Track, GAA, International Club Terry A. Anderson: Football, Track, State, Intramurals, Honor Roll William Brian Bennett: Intramurals, Honor Roll, Dramatics, Forensics Julie Suzanne Blodig: Volleyball, State, Bas- ketball, GAA, Stu-Co, Honor Roll, National Honor Society, Math Contest, Quiz Bowl, Class Officer, Volleyball All-League Honor- able Mention Shane M. Boos: Football, State Wrestling, Track, Intramurals, Tatler, Honor Roll, Na- tional Honor Society, Who’s Who, Math Con- test, Speech, Boy’s State, Journalism Contest Timothy J. Boos: Speech Christine L. Boughan: GAA, Stu-Co, SIRCH, Pep Club, Boarder Council, Class Of- ficer, Speech Daniel E. Bowen III: Football, Wrestling, Cross Country, Track, Intramurals, Stu-Co Vice-Pres., Honor Roll, Who’s Who, Math Contest, Quiz Bowl, Dramatics, Speech, De- bate, Boy’s State, State Forensics Suzanne Elizabeth Brom: SIRCH, Pep Club Norman Christopher Brooke: Intramurals, Honor Roll Jason Broussard: Tennis, Intramurals Kathleen Rose Brungardt: Basketball, Cross Country, Track, GAA, Pep Club, Cheerleader William Justin Caraway: Basketball, Cross Country, Track, Intramurals, Stu-Co, Tatler, Maurite, Honor Roll, Math Contest, Dramat- ics, Speech, Work Study, Band, Chorus, State Speech Jeff C. Charlton: Intramurals, Tatler, Honor Roll, Work Study, Journalism Competition. Siriphong Chirapha: Honor Roll, Intramu- rals Joseph M. Curry: Stu-Co, Honor Roll, Ex- plorers, Dramatics, Speech, Debate, Chorus Scott J. Darrenkamp: Football, Basketball, Track, Intramurals, Tatler, Honor Roll, Who’s Who, Quill Scroll, Journalism Competition, Raven Award Roberto Del Bu9to: Football, Intramurals, Work Study Morgan Ashley Dohne: GAA, SIRCH, Pep Club Angela Diane Domann: Volleyball, Basket- ball, Cross Country, Track, GAA, Stu-Co Pres., Class Officer, Maurite, Honor Roll, SIRCH, Pep Club, Quill Scroll, Dramatics, Speech, State Forensics, Journalism Competi- tion

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Just L hzn uou thought it uas over Senior Responsibility and Fun When senior year rolls around, everyone that is not a senior thinks that being a senior means a lot of fun and games. They are not exactly right or wrong. The seniors have some responsi- bilities that they must hold to. Since the seniors are the oldest, they are looked up to and are expected to set a good example. The seniors are respected for their positions on sport teams and in clubs and organizations. Christy Boughan, Oak Grove, MO, had this to say about senior leadership, “I think that senior leadership is very important. Since the seniors are at the top, they should be the leaders. I also think that too much emphasis is placed on how the seniors should act. I’m in my last year of high school and I want to have some fun. If a senior is in a leadership position, they should act accordingly while they are directly related with that activity, but as soon as they cannot be associated with the organization, they should be able to do what ever they want.” The seniors are always allowed to have a certain amount of fun during their last year of high school. Fresh- men initiation is when the seniors have a lot of their in-school fun. Those that were here their freshman year seek revenge by torturing their little broth- er or sister. The picnic at the end of freshman initiation week got a little out of hand this year. Many of the faculty that were present were greatly opposed to the seniors starting a mud slide by the water fountain at Jackson Park. Although it was very messy, most of the seniors had fun throwing each other down the mud slide. Al- though the seniors have some respon- sibilities, they also have a lot of fun. (Story by Beth Sylvester) Siobhhan Trainer and Beth Sylvester sing Christmas carols at the Academy Christmas banquet. Many seniors enjoyed the banquet, and joined in on the singing. 28 Seniors Dan Bowen instructs the crowd on the use of toilet paper. Many people found a new use for toilet paper during the tennis court games. Lyn Grikis works on a layout in yearbook. Many seniors are involved with the yearbook this year.

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Kjell Scott Drainc: Football, State, Track, Intramurals, Honor Roll Honorable Mention Elizabeth Carrie Durkin: Basketball, GAA, Mt. Views, Pep Club Stephen Thomas Eggers: Cross Country, Track, Honor Roll, Math Contest, Dramatics, Forensics, State, Debate, Chorus Colleen Marie Fangman: Basketball, GAA, President, Stu-Co, Mt. Views, Honor Roll, National Honor Society, Treas., Who’s Who, SIRCH, Pep Club, Math Contest, Quiz Bowl, Girl’s State, NEDT Award. Aoly Flores: GAA, Stu-Co, Pep Club, Manager, Class officer Molly Marie Flynn: Volleyball, Basketball, Pep Club, Manager Christopher Galbreath: Cross Country, Golf, Honor Roll, National Honor Society, Who’s Who, Math Contest, Dramatics, Manager Julie Mae Geiger: Honor Roll, National Honor Society, SIRCH, Pep Club, Math Con- test, Quiz Bowl, Work Study, Band, NEDT Award Senior Memories As the year starts to come to an end, the seniors look back at their years in high school. They begin to bring back memories of nights out with friends, late night sessions in the dorms, and many many untold happenings that few people know about. These memories will stick with them for the rest of their lives, and will remind them of their high school years. Christy Boughan, Oak Grove, Mo., and Lara McBride, Topeka, Ks., had these memo- ries to share. “Having Lara not catch me when I fell, catching a ride with the pizza man to Booger’s All-Night Hotel, and then Crawling at Tony Pickman’s feet at six in the morning.” They also remembered looking for K.U. after lunch. Sister Christelle’s Boot, gathering the dollars, exterminating Bui’s fish, Barb Jaegle’s jail, G.I. Joe action figures, and trying to find Mike Lasater’s house. Siobhan Trainer, Kansas City, Mo., said her favorite memories included the late night gospel girl sessions, sleeping in her clothes basket, her surprise after the sweetheart dance, and getting ready for the sweetheart dance with Beth Sylvester. Morgan Dohne, Bartlesville, Ok., said, “My favorite memories of the Academy were Beth Sylvester and I doing our Muffy and Buffy greeting in the airport after every vacation. We would take a running start and yell Muffy, Buffy, and do a flying hug in the middle of the airport. Everyone always looked at us a little strange, but we never cared. Chow Buff, Chow Muff!” Justin Caraway, Lubbock, Tx., Had this memory to share, “My best memories were the all-night poker games, private stock, and beating the odds on senior floor. These are only a few, there were many more, I can’t wait for the ones in college.” (Story by Beth Sylvester) Beth Sylvester congratulates Siobhan Trainer who successfully bobbed an apple in the Spirit Week games. The seniors won this along with my other events. Mark Edward Gellings: Basketball, Cross Country, Golf, State, Intramurals, Maurite, Honor Roll. Richardo Gonzalez: Honor Roll, Intramurals Linas J. Grikis: Football, State, Tennis, In- tramurals, Tatler, Maurite, Honor Roll Shaheer Hakki: Intramurals, Honor Roll, Soccer Barbara Ann Hale: Cross Country Manager, Track, GAA, Treas., Honor Roll, Pep Club, Band Robert Patrick Harrington: Football, State, Basketball, Intramurals Tatler. 30 Seniors