Midway High School - Eagle Yearbook (Denton, KS)

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Anita Zeit Debbie Denton and Alan Larson September started out great when Labor Day landed on its usual Monday and the students had an extended weekend. The Girl’s M-Club ’’hiked to the Round Hole in vehicles provided by some of the members, parents, and a few students, gathered and met the teachers at a reception at St. Benedict's Church. Johnny Johnson, Mr. QSP himself, herded us into the gymnasium to sell us on selling magazines. On their first outing of the season, the volleyball team came home with the consolation trophy from the Nemaha Valley Tournament. 10

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Miss Low Joe Albers SEPTEMBER Sheri Becker 1 No School Labor Day 2 Girls' M-Club Hike 3 Teachers’ Reception — St. Benedict's 4 QSP Magazine Sales Started 5 Volleyball Parents Meeting 6 Volleyball — Nemaha Valley (T) 8 Taylor Yearbook Workshop — KC Board Meeting 9 JV Volleyball — Horton (T) Yearbooks Handed Out 10 Yearbook Ads Sold 11 Bonfire and Annual Signing Party 12 Football — Powhattan (H) 13 Junior Class Car Wash Cross Country — Wamego (T) 16 Volleyball — Midway (H) 18 QSP Magazine Sales Ended 20 Volleyball — Tonganoxie (T) 22 STUCO Conference — Topeka 23 Cross Country — Highland (T) m 24 Downslips Into Office 25 Cross Country — Savior (T) 26 Football — Troy (T) Booster Club Hayrack Ride Downslips Mailed Out 27 Band Day — KU 29 JV Volleyball — Troy (T) JV Football — Troy (T) 9

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Sheri Becker and Steve Horton The Eagle '81 staff traveled to Penn Valley Community College to attend a yearbook workshop. A casino in Nevada was blown up when an extortionist's bomb went off. The annual signing party and bonfire was held before the football season opener. The Eagles scalped the Powhattan Indians 38-0 to win the seasoner opener. The boys' cross country team took 4th place at Wamego. The volleyball girls won 2 out of 3 in front of the home crowd at the Midway Quad. The Boys’ M-Club Half-Brassed Band made an astounding debut during the Quad. Abbie Hoffman, founder of the Yippies, turned himself in on a 1973 drug charge. The Royals made it 4 out of the last 5 years when they won the Western Division title, but the freshmen struck out selling magazines with the seniors earning the most money for their treasury — $696. The football team romped to their second victory by beating Elwood 31-0. Wipeout Honer 11