LU __1 CD o a o T ADLEOFCONTENTSTABLEOFCONTENTST ABLEOFCONTENTST ABLE WE ENJOYED 24 WE PflRTIGIPflTED 51 WE BELONGED 69 WE LEARNED 88 WELIKEDWELIKEDWELIKED Joner Elliott has her holr fixed in the populor French broid Oh look or those corny hoirdos! And those weird clothes!” When reminiscing through your parents' high school annuals, hove you ever realized that you might be saying that about your own onnuol ten years from now? Things that we do and things that we like will change drastically over the years. Our tastes adopt to the latest fods. To capture our special tastes during 1981-82, the Publications class rook o survey. Every student in the high school received o survey sheer. We received 64 surveys out of the 84 handed out. The survey consisted of 15 questions ranging from fashion preferences to favorite political figures. Hair and clothes fashions of a certain period of rime ore always remembered and ore captured by pictures. The favorite hairstyles, os indicated by the survey, were the feathery and curly looks. French braids were also mentioned and ore o populor new fod. The preppy” look is in ond dominated our survey wirh fashion favorites such os rab- collared shirts underneath swearers. Loafers, which feature o low heel, were the most populor shoes, bur there ore still quite o number of fenny runners” walking up ond down our halls. Good ole blue jeans haven't been forgotten ond were much olive in the survey with Lee's ond Wrangler’s being the most populor brands. Things such os foods ore nor concretely remembered by pictures. The food that was liked most was pizzo. The second choice was steak. The survey contradicted the troditionol stereotyped view of teenagers eating burgers ond fries. 3 Sports idol George Brett oppeored in o populor mogozine A shot from M A S H with Loretto Swir, Jomle Forr. ond Alon Aldo The fovorite sport ot Midwoy is football 'fe . . — The fovorite comedion-entertoiner Benny Hill is shown here ' doing his stuff WE W AT CHED WE W AT CHED WE W AT CHED WE W AT CHED WE W AT CHED W Hove you ever heord your porenrs folk obour o movie sror of rheir rime ond con only lough or you when you innocenrly osk. Who’s that? Fome is ofren shorr-lived. Acrors, sports figures, ond relevision progroms oil grow old and lose rheir zesr wirh few exceprions. The fovorire rheorer movie rhis yeor wos Raiders of the Lost Ark starring Harrison Ford. He was searching for ond found rhe Ark of rhe Covenant of God through many hoir-roising events. The second movie wos Stripes starring Dill Murray. Dominating relevision progroms rhis yeor wos M A S H.” “Hort to Harr was the second choice. Topping rhe entertainer list wos rhe crazy, olmost-olwoys-crude, British comedian Benny Hill. Steve Martin wos second, followed by Burt Reynolds, John Schneider, ond Bill Murray. Football. The most followed sport in our school. The Dallas Cowboys wos rhe most populor team, ond rhe local Kansas City Chiefs wos second. The Cowboys wos by for thought to be rhe best team in that sport. Boseboll wos second in our survey with the Royals being the favorites, ond rhe Dodgers were picked os rhe best team. The fovorite sports figure wos rhe Kansas City Royals third bosemon George Brett. 4 Rubik's cubes were boggling everyone's minds this yeor Mr Ninemire works inrenrly while Tereso Derry shows Sreve Libel ond Sreve Decker rhe solution. Elvis Presley, rhe ‘ twist, ond Horry 5. Trumon. oil represent the 50's when some of our parents were in high school. Musicians ond politicians olwoys characterize a porticulor time period. The tostes of music change with the coming of new sounds, os political figures change with the coming of elections. The fame of singers ond groups is much like that of octors ond T V. shows — short-lived, (with exceptions) They often fade out ond eventually ore knocked out of the spotlight by some newer, hotter groups. This is why the music port of our lives characterize our special high school yeors. Pock ond roll lives on, os our survey indicated by rhe response. The favorite mole singer is newcomer Pick Springfield, with hits like Jessie's Girl ond I've Done Everything For You. Pot Denotor londslided in os the best female vocalist. She hos many, mony hits which include Treat Me Pighr ond Fire ond Ice. AC DC wos the best liked group, ond they sing Dock in Dlack ond rhe populor Dirty Deeds. Students aren't pictured os being up on politico! issues, but they ore forced to become more aware of them because of the current domestic ond economic situations. The students at Midway definitely hod o political idol. Even though his economic programs ore widely criticized. President Ponold Peogon wos granted rhe honors. Though oil men be mode of one merol, yer they be nor cost oil in one mold. (John Lyley) Individuals. Each of us is different in many ways. That's whot mokes life Interesting. You've got personality,” os the song soys. Everyone has one, but some people hove o more unique sense of individuality that couses them to stand out from the rest. There ore also events that happen within the school ond around the world that stand out from the rest. In August, the first day of school was held on the 24th. Jim Frey, manager of the Royals was fired ond Dick Howser wos hired. Jimmy Coner ond his family were touring Chino ond Jopon. During September on ice cream sociol wos held for the teachers by the Sr. Benedict's church, ond the Alumni football gome wos ployed. September also brought us square root doy on the 9th (9-9- 81), the lost one until 2001, ond the first woman ever appointed to the Supreme Court, Sondra D. O'Connor, won the approval of the Senate. Angelo Hailing poses for the comero in her usuol crozy style. Gory Grider hos only been here o short rime, but hos developed quite o personality 6 Chorlorte Elder Is enjoying o piggybock ride given by her buddy Tereso Berry Liso Ntgus ond Sonjo Jomvold ore rorely seen oport Becky Nimz rowers over her rlny friend Tino Fergerson Tereso Long ond her best friend Tommy Sowords find thor two heods ore better thon one when studying. WESHAREDWESHAREDWESHABEDWESHAREDWESHAREDWESHAREDW Many friendships ore formed during o person's lifetime. So many thor if would be impossible ro attempt o count. As we grow older, it seems thot we develop friendships that ore more lasting ond mean more ro us than just shoring o few secrets or sitting by each other or lunch. Friends ore now someone to hove fun with ond confide in. Knowing that someone cores ond accepts you is important. Tereso Berry described o friend os Someone who knows me ond likes me anyway.” Like friendships, the events of o lifetime ore too numerous to count. A few of the things that happen ore remembered, though. In October, yearbooks went up $2.00, Anwar Sodot, President of Egypt, was ossossinoted, Barbara Mondrell was named entertainer of the year, ond the Dodgers won the World Series. November proved fotol for three stars. Jock Albertson (Chico ond the Mon), William Holden, ond Norolie Wood oil died. Posroge stomps took another jump from 18 J ro 20 t, the space shuttle Columbia went into orbit only to return because of o defective fuel pump, ond Princess Diono is expecting. 7 There ore ups ond there ore downs rhor oil odd in to the port of life we coll growing up. There is loughter ond there ore tears, but leorn from these obstacles ond overcome them. High school is o time for learning to overcome our prolems ond carry on later in life on our own. Events that were hoppening or school during December ond January included ups ond downs. In December, juniors ond seniors traveled to Troy for Career Day and some students went to the onnuol County Government Doy. A bright spot in the month wos the new vending machine with 22 selections. January brought o major snow storm throughout the country on the 4rh, Vicki Lewis changed her lost name to Winchester, ond Mr. Allen hod surgery. In the outside world people were also trying to moke o go of it. even though minimum wage stayed the some. The lost month of '81 proved eventful. The 7th morked the 40th anniversary of Pearl Harbor, the first rest tube boby wos born in Norfolk, Virginio, ond Reagan threatened the Libyans because of their assassination plots on him. In January, zany Paul Lynde died or 55, on Atlanta jury wos chosen for Wayne Williams, ond the 49'ers won the Super Bowl. The month also brought record breaking temperatures which caused the wings of o plane in Washington, D C. to ice up ond crash in o river. ■I- If on elephont condo it. so con I. remarks Teresa Mory Jo Walsh ond Mr Skeleton ” get to Berry. know eoch other better. I don’t know why this stupid thing hos to weigh so much. thinks Rodney Ricklefs Whot do you know. I got on A' oftet oil,” soys Nelson Burge 8 During February, basketball was in full swing. Jim Hailing sprained his ankle at the Highland game. Speech was starred, and Dan Brox won the Publications' gas raffle Tragedy struck as the Milo Long home burnt early on the 15th. Other tragedies were occurring. A semi overturned on the the Denton corner, many area Sofeway stores were closed, and Wayne Williams was found guilty of ot least two of the Atlanta murders. Koren Soy land ond Corhy Cluck join forces ro keep rhe bench from running owoy Isn’t it encouraging to know thot the year- book depends on me? soys Jim Robison The Science Fiction students work busily on their test 9 During the month of Morch, Jim Robison received his Eogle scouring bodge, school was canceled due ro on ice storm, the girls' BB ream won the first gome of Sub-Stare, and Sophomores bought their class rings while Johnny Corson wos arrested for DWI, Williams was found guilty of the Atlanta murders, ond John Belushi died from o cocoine overdose. While Charlene Tilton announced she wos pregnant, the planers lined up, gos prices dropped to 97 t, ond the Royals lost their exhibition gome. Midway students attended the Chemorhon ond were dismissed early for the lost doy of the third quarter, Jr. High hod o concert, ond the high school competed in the Moth-Science day or Highland. Junior Miss ond o Speech meet ot Troy were Morch 20 ond track practice started the 22nd. Dolly Porton announced her divorce, tornodoes passed through Kansas, ond three cooks or Troy quit over o no-smoking rule. The space shuttle went into orbit Morch 22 ond londed the 30rh. Henry Fondo ond Katharine Hepburn won Oscars for Best Actor ond Actress in On Golden Pond. Chorus song ot Atchison for regional competition ond students attended the Vo-Tech Business Contest. WE WON WE WON WE WON WE WON WE WON WE WON WE WO I always win,” thinks Daren Nlgus. We won again! soys Kevin Zeit. Rusty Godfrey proves he can lift five pounds! During rhe month of April, the juniors ond seniors went ro MocBerh. The HCC Speech ond Dromo students put on o comical, rhe Horton stage bond performed o musical, ond pictures were token from the holl. The girls' ensemble song for rhe Catholic Church in Troy, ond rhe seniors pur on their senior ploy. There were olso cheerleoding tryouts. On April 3 Argentina took rhe Falkland Islands from British control, ond Mr. Sr. Helens erupted twice. Royols started their seoson on rhe 5rh ond record low temp, were set in Kansas getting down ro 16° with 1 Vi in. of snow on the 8th. Three days later rhe weather reached o high of 60°. The first woman ond block mon were picked ro fly in space, rhe French invented o new birth control pill, ond John Hinckley's trial started on rhe 27rh of April. Spring fever hit Midway with rhe seniors on sneak, the Awards Banquet, Spring Tea, election of Sru-Co officers, ond seniors losr doy of school. At the some rime, the Hiawatha mayor wos blackmailed, o nine-yeor-old girl from Gallatin wos kidnapped, Sober-Aid for drinking drivers wos marketed, ond Dean Martin wos booked for DWI. An end- of-the-yeor donee wos the 15rh, Boccoloureote ond Graduation exercises were held, ond rhe school year ended May 21.1982. 10 WELOSTWELOSTWELOSTWELO LO You meon I didn't even ploce. moons Diono Huff. School isn't oil roses, peoches ond cream, or anything of the like. There ore times when we foil just os there ore rimes when we succeed. Usually, the good outweighs the bod. ond we live WELOSTWELOSTWELOSTWELOSTWELOSTWEL Oh no! Another resr!!! I ll never be able ro show my face ogoin. cries Anno Purvis fronricolly pushes rhe coin return burton — her money doesn r return. Jone Holling (Sound fomilior?) 11 Sheri Ann Becker Teresa Jeon Berry Connie Corhleen Cluck SENIORSSENIORSSENIORSSENIORSSENIORSSENIORSSENIORSSENIOR5 SENIO The rime is August. 1969. The ploce is the Midway Elementary School or Severance (that no longer exists). Thirteen bright-foced five-year-olds, sleeping mots in hand, bound off of the bus for morning kindergarten. They greet Mrs. Carter brightly. When noon rolled around, these little rug rots colled it o doy ond nine more plagued Mrs. Carter for the afternoon class. Over the course of the years, 25 different kids hove come ond gone. (Not including the twelve that hove remained here 13 years.) One of which hos gone but come bock is Tereso Berry. Stormin' Normon Richards hos been popping in ond out ever since third grade ond left the class with memories of his unforgettable dancing techniques. Or how about Mary Sue Hulse that hod o lough like o machine gun? Out of the eighteen seniors in the class, twelve hove stuck it our ot Midway for thirteen years. They ore Jerre, Sheri, Dovid, Lori. Charlotte, Karen. Corhy, Jim, Rusty, Chuck, Mory, ond Mory Jo. The six seniors that haven't been here thirteen years come or various times. Melanie Hundertmork come into the class in first grade ond Tommy joined the ranks in fifth grade. Gory Grider blessed us with his presence when we were freshmen, ond Tereso re- joined the doss our sophomore year. Lost year, two new classmates were initiated into the class of '82. Melanie Baird ond Lewis Johnson. 12 Charlotte Ruth Elder Russell Lee Godfrey Gorv D. Grider James Anthony Hailing Melonie Sue Hundertmark Lewis A. Johnson iENIORSSENIORSSENIORSSENIORSSENIORSSENIORSSENIORSSENIORSSENIO Each of our eighteen seniors has done something to establish their own individuality. Jerre Baker hod trouble finding her way to the finish on cross country courses. Melonie Boird. the 1981 Homecoming Queen, hod o terrible rime getting home on that muddy night. Cothy Cluck, while running backwards in P.E. in sixth grade, fell and broke both of her arms. Tereso Berry fainted while we were practicing our marching in first grade. Rubik's cube king, Dovid Becker, was known for changing the words in Jr. Scholastics during Jr. High to moke outrageously funny stories. Heart-throb Jim Hailing has been the victim of oil of the crushes in our class since kindergarten. Louis Appleseed Johnson is known fot peddling his apple cider to Midway buyers. The Pump” Grider always hos o supply of Vitalis Hoirsproy in his locker. Toiler queen, Lori Winchester, ployed tricks on innocent sifters by sabotaging the toilets with Soron wrap and Vaseline. Karen Soylond, on addicted note writer, got caught in sixth grode ond hod the note pinned up on the bulletin board. Head Cheerleader, Charlotte Elder, did the splits in o seventh grode tryout ond her 13 Lori Kay Winchester Charles E. Swinford Mary Jo Walsh 14 SENIORSSENIORSSENIORSSENIORSSENIORSSENIO tennis shoes squeaked all the way down. Klutzy Sheri Becker tripped on some coat rings that were hanging on a coat rack in a store in Kansos City on the Girls' M-Club trip lost year. Homebody Mory Jo was the kid who missed home the most in first grade. Spocey Mory Myers was in orbit or the start of o cross country race ond crash landed on Jerre Baker. Chuckie” Swinford, oce technical fouler ond oce accountant, is the shyest guy in our class. Rusty, Super-fly, voor-voor Godfrey used to drive Lois Wright to o fit in Jr. High by finding the hidden erosers for on eraser fight during bond-study hall. Tommy Sowords, the quietest girl in our class, hod hoir down to her waist when she come here in fifth grade. From kindergarten to seniors in high school, we've oil experienced good ond bod rimes. Mode friends ond lost friends. These years ore oil post ond will never be seen again except through memories, such os these above, that will be with us until we ore no more. ZP cm GO o 7? GO GO o 73 Go Go o 7 GO GO m Jim Leorhermon, Sponsor JERRE ANN BAKER: Cross Counrry — 1, 2, 3,- Volleyboll — 1. 2. 3. 4: Basketball — 1, 2. 3. 4: Track — 1, 2, 3. 4: M-Club — 1, 2. 3. 4; Cheerleader — 1. 2. 3, 4: Chorus — 1. 2, 3; Bond — 1, 2, 3: Sruco — 2. 3 — Officer 4: Natl Honor Society — 3, 4: Speech — 1, 2. 3: One-Act Ploy — 1, 2; Junior Ploy — 3; Senior Ploy — 4: Snowball Queen — 3: K-36 All League Team BB — 4 MELANIE KAY BAIRD: Transferred — 3; Cross Counrry Manager — 4: Volleyboll — 3: M-Club — 3. 4; Chorus — 3, 4: Publications — 3, 4: Junior Ploy — 3: Senior Ploy — 4: Homecoming Queen — 4 DAVID JOSEPH BECKER: Football — 1. 2. 3. 4: Boskerboll — 1, 2: M-Club — 2, 3. 4; Bond — 1. 2: Class Officer — 1: Sruco — 2. Homecoming Escort — 4: All District FB — 4 SHERI ANN BECKER: Volleyboll — 2. 3. 4: Boskerboll — 2, 3. 4 Football Manager — 3: M-Club — 1 — Officer 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader — 1: Chorus — 2. 3: Bond — 1.2, 3; Twirler — 1, 2. 3: Closs Officer — 1, 2, 3, 4: Sruco — 1 — Officer 3: Nar’l Honor Society — 3. 4, Speech — 2, 3: One-Act Ploy — 2: Publications — 3. 4: Junior Ploy — 3: Senior Ploy — 4: Snowball Candidate — 4, Jr. Miss Candidate — 3 TERESA JEAN BERRY: Transferred — 2: Volleyboll — 2. 3, 4. Boskerboll — 2. 3. 4: Track — 2, 3. 4 M-Club — 2. 4 — Officer 3: Chorus — 2. 3. 4: Bond — 2. 3, 4: Speech — 3, 4: Junior Ploy — 3: Senior Ploy — 4, Snowball Candidore — 2 CONNIE CATHLEEN CLUCK: Boskerboll — 2 — Manager 4: M-Club — 12.3 — Officer 4; Cheerleader — 3: Chorus — 4; Bond — 1, 2. 3: Closs Officer — 4; Junior Ploy — 3: Senior Ploy — 4 CHARLOTTE RUTH ELDER: Volleyboll — 1, 2. 3, 4: Boskerboll — 1. 2. 3. 4: M-Club — 1. 2, 4 — Officer 3; Cheerleader — 3, 4; Chorus — 1, 2. 3, 4: Bond — 1, 2, 3. 4. Closs Officer — 1. 2. 3. 4: Nor'l Honor Society — 3, 4; Speech — 2. 3; One Act Ploy — 2: Junior Ploy — 3; Senior Ploy — 4; Homecoming Candidate — 4 RUSSELL LEE GODFREY: Foorboll — 1, 2. 3, 4: Basketball — 1. 3. 4: Track — 1. 3, 4: M-Club — 1. 2. 3 — Officer 4: Class Officer — 2: Junior Ploy — 3: Senior Play — 4 Homecoming Escort — 4 GARY D. GRIDER: Football — 2. 3. 4: Track — 3, 4. M- Club — 3. 4: Junior Ploy — 3 JAMES ANTHONY HALLING: Cross Country — 1. 2. 3. 4 Foorboll — 1. 2. 3. 4 Baskerball — 1. 2. 3, 4 Track — 1. 2: M-Club — 2. 3. 4: Chorus — 2: Band — 1: Closs Officer — 1, 2: Sruco Officer — 3, 4: Natl Honor Society — 3. 4: Senior Ploy — 4. Snowball Escort — 1: Homecoming King — 4; All District FB — 4 All State End FB — 4 MELANIE SUE HUNDERTMARK: Band — 1. 2. 3: Nat l Honor Society — 3, 4: Vo-Tech — 3. 4 LEWIS A. JOHNSON: Transferred — 3: Track — 3: Football — 4: Junior Play — 4 MARY KAY MYERS: Cross Country — 1, 2. 3. 4 Basketball — 1. 2. Track — 1, 2. 4 M-Club — 1. 2. 3: Band — 1. 2. 3: Junior Play — 3: Senior Play — 4 TAMMY LEE SOWARDS: M-Club — 1: Chorus — 1: Speech — 1 KAREN ANN SOYLAND: Volleyball — 1 2: Baskerball — 1. 2. 3. 4: M-Club — 1. 2, 3. 4 Chorus — 1. 2. 3: Band — 1. 2. 3. 4: Class Officer — 3. 4 Sruco — 3: Nat l Honor Society — 3 — Officer 4 Junior Play — 3: Senior Play — 4 CHARLES E. SWINFORD: Foorboll — 2 Trock — 1: Baskerball — 1. 2, 3. 4. M-Club — 3 — Officer — 4 Sruco — 4; Band — 1: Snowball Escort — 3: Snowball King — 4: Senior Play — 4 MARY JO WALSH: Volleyball — 2, 3: Basketball — 1: M-Club — 1,3 — Officer 2 Closs Officer — 3: Publications — 3: Office Aide — 4 3rd in Office Practice Business Contest, Highland — 3 LORI KAY WINCHESTER: M-Club — 1, 2, 3: Cheerleader — 1. 2, 3: Chorus — 3: Band — 1, 2, 3: Nat l Nonor Society — 4: Publications — 4 Office Aide — 4 Junior Ploy — 3: Senior Play — 4; Homecoming Candidate — 4 Are you cooled off yer? snickers Dovid Decker! 'I think I II skip closs ogoin todoy1 soys Lewis Johnson 16 For the school yeor of 81-82 the Freshmen begoin roising money by selling mogozines, working in the concession stand, ond selling Current Stationary for their 1984 Prom. You could also find the Sophomore class selling light bulbs, coromel apples, spook insurance, ond cheese. They raised their money for the 1983 Prom. This yeor the Juniors sold Eagle pins, worked in the concession stand, sold mogozines, ond held o dinner-theater for the Jr. Ploy. They used the money for the Prom this yeor. The Seniors hod their annual faculty volleyball ond bosketboll gomes, soup supper, J.V. basketball tournament, mogozines soles, concession stand, ond Sr. Ploy. They raised enough money so that they could go on sneok. CLASSOFFICERSCLASSOFFICERSCLASSOFFICERSCLASSOFFICERSCLASSOF The senior officers follow I to r. C. Swinford — Stuco rep. 5 Becker — President, C. Elder — Secretory, C. Cluck — Treasurer, K. Soy land — V. President, ond J. Boker — Stuco rep The sophomore officers follow I to r. D. Hailing — V. President. C. Horton — President. L. Brox — Treasurer. K. Hoger — Secretory. D Huff ond S. Elder — Stuco reps. The junior officers follow I to r. S. Johnson — President. Lori Nigus — V. President. S. Ricklefs — Secretory. L. Nigus — Stuco rep.. D Nigus — Treosurer. ond J. Robison — Stuco rep. The freshman officers follow I to r. D. Nigus — Stuco rep.. S. Elder — Stuco rep.. K. Lentz — President. J. Elliott — V. President. C. Albers — Treosurer. ond M. Clements — Secretory JUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIOR5JUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORS JU Mike Decker Sreve Decker Erolo Derry Nelson Durge Andy Clemenrs Jone Denron Ruth Fergerson Angelo Holling Drien Heinen Sonjo Jonvold Sheryl Johnson Por Libel Tereso Long Drendo Morrhios Doren Nigus Liso Nigus Lori Nigus Lynn Nigus Koren Richey Rodney Ricklefs Suson Ricklefs Doro Rirzinger Jim Robison Kevin Zeir 18 JUNIORSJUNIOR5JUNIOR5JUNIORSJ U Lori Nlgus soys. 'I love her just the woy You're going to eot my whor,” replies she is. Andy Clements. Everyone is getting really involved this year, even the boys. replied Lori Nigus when osked about her thoughts about her class. Another one of the juniors soid, I think we're the best class to hit Midway High” yet.” The junior class really is o group of hard workers. They've got more money than they need, but it's never enough for them. Mr. Howkins soid, The juniors ore confident and successful.” The juniors ore getting ready for Prom 1982 this yeor. They 're raising money by selling Midway Eagle pins and magazines. They also rook their turn working in the concession stond, and they hod o Junior Ploy Dinner-Theatre. The dinner-theotre was on excellent example of how I feel the juniors work os o group. A real success! soid sponsor Mrs. Triplett. 19 LU C£ O o x CL O LU cC O PHOMORESSOPHOMO S) S) “Kelli, don't copy off my poper. soys Tino Fergerson. Oh. I'll never be o good cook, soys Roy Vonderschmidt. Lori Godfrey Kelli Hoger Donold Holling Eric Heinen Corolyn Horton Diono Huff Jeremy Hundertmork Seon Kelley Becky Nimz Burch Purvis Broin Swinford Roy Vonderschmidt 20 OPHOMORESSO oO l T cC o : O x CL o m m cL O o x m m It’s very hard fo describe this doss. Sometimes we act o little bit childish, but oil in oil I think there is a lot of super people in my class. Sometimes we hove our differences, bur we oil get along pretty well. soid one of the sophomores. Most of the sophomores ore proud of their class. They're small in numbers bur take on ony obstacles rhor get in their woy. Some teachers ond administration feel they do need to be pushed — but will get the job done. The sophomores ore getting ready for Prom next year. They're raising money by selling cheese, turkey chances, spook insurance, ond coromeled apples. cC o : O CL o m 21 FRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHMENFRESH Cormen Albers Korhy Anderson Andy Decker Jim Derrs Mon Clemenrs Sue Elder Joner Elliorr Connie Fergerson Colly Ferris Chod Gordon Jone Holling Joy Honon Jennifer Kopp Kevin Lenrz Elizoberh Libel Sreve Libel Mike Monhios Donny Nigus Jimmy Nimz Lorry Prome y Anno Purvis Cindy Snyder Kelli Soylond Mike Urbon 22 FRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHM Oh. Doyl Isn't history just o boll. thinks Mike Urbon I Senfreshmenfreshmenfreshmenfresh I'll swop you o horse nettle for o sensitive peo plont. sold Kelli Soylond to Mott Clements We're kind of underprivileged bur it's nor rhor bod, replied Elizoberh Libel when osked obour her feelings on rhe freshmon closs. The freshmon closs is o foirly cooperorive closs. They somerimes moon ond groon when rhey hove ro do somerhing. bur rhey do o prerry good job. The freshmen hove sold mogozines ond Currenr Srorionory ro raise money for fheir closs. 23 LlJ LU WEENJOYEDWEENJOYEDWEENJOYEDWEENJOYEDWEENJOYEDW 24 Danny Nigus displays his penny-pushing skills for the Seniors during lunch hours. FRE5HMANINITIATIONFRE5H The freshmen were, os most freshmen ore, picked on by upperclassmen. The majority of the class developed great penny-pushing skills. They pushed on o variety of surfaces which included floors, welcome mots, benches, ond rugs. The Girls' M-Club hod on initiation porty for their frosh members. The worst ritual was o toste test that consisted of scrumptious concoctions from the Home Ec. pontry. Spirit week held many new experiences for the newcomers. They hod on individual list of days to dress up for Sports weren't excluded os the football ream gave their freshman members the privilege of visiting the onnuol mudhole. 5 ANINITIATIONFRESHM ANINITIATION FRESH Freshmon English wos literally o nursery on boby doy Noses to your mark! Ser! Go!!! obsrode course race Jone Holling ond Anno Purvis get o quick srorr on the Jone Holling tries to smother the toste of the the football squod gothers oround the onnuol mudhole to wotch o freshmon moke o goop by holding her nose, while Sue Elder big splosh smiles on HOMECOMINGHOMECOMINGHOMECOMINGHOMECOMINGHOMECO 26 homecominghomecomin (?) X o : m n o £ z (?) x O On October 30, Melonie Baird was crowned the 1981 Homecoming Queen during halftime ceremonies of the Midway-Wetmore gome. Melonie Boird wos crowned by King Jim Hailing. Her attendants were Lori Winchester, escorted by David Becker, and Charlotte Elder, escorted by Busty Godfrey. The former queen wos Lucy Vonderschmidt. The crown bearer wos Master Jonathon Botriger, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Bottiger, Denton. The flower girl wos Miss Elizabeth Holzhey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Holzhey, Bendeno. The football ream proved to be successful in their gome with the final score Midway-74, Wermore-12. 5 ECOMINGHOMECOMING HOMECOMING Lucy crowned Jim Moiling, Homecoming King os Lori Winchester worched. Flower girl. Elizabeth Holzhey, ond crown beorer. Jonothon Dortiger. toke rhelr places Jim Hailing ond Melonie Boird walk off the field Lori Winchester ond Melonie Boird sit on the Homecoming Float after being chosen Homecoming King ond Queen 27 Spirit week rook ploce October 26-30. During this week the students dressed up for punk rock, togo, twin, dash, ond grub days. The senior girls fixed breakfast for the football ream on Friday, ond Andy Clements mode sure every bit of food was gone before he left. The juniors won the holl decorating contest which mokes this their third year In o row to win. Then or the final pep roily, the cheerleaders got everyone fired up for the gome that night. Jone Hailing soid that she thought that spirit week went very well because she won the boby contest. X O : n O £ o x o n O : o x O n O £ x O £ n O £ o o £ m n O £ (7 x O £ n O £ x O £ Jim Holling ond Lori Winchester wolk our onto the field during proctice for Homecoming Come on. you con bear him,' cheered Eric Heinen to Scon Elder 28 Uso Brox ond Lori Godfrey pose ofrer winn- ing rhe rwo-legged roce Dovid Becker sirs in rhe juniors ' holi decororions rerrirory ' Sheri Becker. Lori Nigus, ond Uso Nigus. model rhe murol for homecoming Rodney Ricklefs poses for rhe comero on closh doy Andy Clemenrs sruffs his foce or rhe homecoming Tino Fergerson ond Corolyn Horron pose on rwin doy breokfeosr. 29 1960 Homecoming Queen. Lucy Vonderschmidr. fries to folk crown beorer Jonothon Borriger into corrying rhe pillow in proctice for Homecoming. Freshmon Jim Derrs gers iniriored by rhe senior boys, he is only one of rhe lucky freshmen rhor gor iniriored Midwoy worms up for rhe Homecoming Midwoy runs o drill ro prepore for rheir, win over Wermore. gome Midwoy's foorboll reom shows Wermore how ro ploy foorboll on Homecoming nighr. Melonie Boird ond Chorlorre Elder sir on rhe Homecoming floor 30 The Homecoming bond. RAIN, Is in oction Charlotte Elder cruises by the crowd In her con- vertible on Homecoming night Andy Clements ond Ruth Fergerson boogie down'' ot the Homecoming donee o £ n O £ CT O £ n o g On October 30,1961, the Homecoming gome was ployed; Midway wiped out Wermore, 74-12. Out of the eight gomes ployed, this was the seventh gome that Midway won. After the gome, everyone donced to the music of (Xoin until 1 P.M. o x O £ n O £ G) X O £ n O : 'Those who indulge, bulge seems very Trickster. Rotten, ond Sly doing one of their dosrordly deeds, oppropriote for Modome Presidenre ■ Widow Aged ond Widow Desperore during their song ond donee routine. What ore you doing down there this time?” Dauntless Crusoder osks Little Socchorin. 32 And this is the port where you shot the . . soys Director Dob Boird to Steve Decker Grondpo, Boby Bob. Baby Alice, ond Grondmo in their humble cottage Dirty Work in High Places Cost Grandpa — Andy Clements; Grandma — Susan Ricklefs; Baby Bob — Pat Libel; Baby Alice — Karen Richey: Gentle Grimmes — Jim Robison; Widow Aged — Lisa Nigus; Widow Desperate — Jane Denton; Little Saccharin — Sheryl Johnson; Ms. Shabby — Angela Hailing; Ms. Yesperson — Sonja Jamvold; Dauntless Crusader — Joe Albers; Trickster — Daren Nigus; Rotten — Teresa Long; Sly — Lynn Nigus: Lady Stockholder — Erola Berry; Student — Brenda Matthias; Student 2 — Dora Ritzinger; Madame Presidente — Lori Nigus: Fishermon — Rodney Ricklefs; Fisherwoman — Ruth Fergerson.- Police Person — Steve Becker Crew — Kevin Zeir and Brien Heinen 33 34 ‘One more smorr remork like rhor, ond out you go. Boird soys Director bob Hurry up. rhe curroin goes up in rwo minutes. Brien Heinen rells Andy Clemenrs. “Boy. I hope rhis junk comes off my foce. thinks Andy Clemenrs. “Come on Kevin, you're supposed to hold my hand. soys Sonjo Jomvold Gee. I always wonted to hove sideburns. soys Jim Robison to Etolo Derry I look even dumber than I thought I did. Rodney Ricklefs rells Doren Nigus. Senior condidore ond junior escort Sheri Decker ond Kevin Zeir Sophomore condidore ond escort Kelli Hogor ond Eric Heinen Freshmon condidore ond escort Jonet Elliott ond Donny Nigus. OWBALLSNOWBALLSNOWBALLSNOWBAL 1982 Snowboll King ond Queen Chuck Swinford ond Sheryl Johnson 35 Sheryl Johnson ond Chuck Swinford were crowned Snowboll King ond Queen during halftime of the Midwoy-Worhena gome February 12,1982. Sheri Decker, Kelli Hoger, ond Joner Elliott were her ortendonts escorted by Kevin Zeit, Eric Heinen, ond Donny Nigus, respecrively. Jerre Ann Baker, the 1981 Queen, escorted the flower girl ond crown bearer ond presented Chuck Swinford with o plaque. April Kuhnert, daughter of Mr. ond Mrs. Wayne Kuhnert, Bendena, wos the flower girl, ond Greg Albers, son of Mr. ond Mrs. Robert Albers, Bendeno, wos the crown bearer. A donee wos held after the gome. Music wos provided by Jam. Jom sets up for rhe donee King Chuck Swinford goes for it! 1961 Queen Jerre Baker is with flower girl. April Kuhnert ond crown beorer, Greg Albers 1982 Snowboll King ond Queen smile with condidotes ond escorts 36 Andy Clements ond Sean Kelley decorate for the dance People dance to the music of Jam The aftermath When asked about the dance. Brenda Matthias commented, It was the best Snowball Dance since I've been in high school. Shining belt buckles Is fun thinks Chuck Swinford. Lisa Nigus gets down 37 Sonjo Jomvold smiles os she srrolls ocross the sroge Sheryl Johnson ploced firsr runner-up in the Junior Miss Pogeont Jone Denron smiled ofrer she received rhe Miss Congenioliry oword Sheryl Johnson's rolenr wos o vocol solo JUNIORMISSJUNIORMISSJUNIORMISSJUNIORMISSJUNIORMISSJUNIORMISS On Morch 20, 1982 Sheryl Johnson, Jone Denton, ond Sonjo Jomvold porriclpoted in rhe NEK Junior Miss Pogeont. Sheryl Johnson wos awarded first runner-up ond received the Scholastic Achievement oword. Jone Denron received the Miss Congeniality'' oword. Sheryl represented Dendeno, Jone represented Denron. ond Sonjo represented Leono. The girls starred practicing os o group o week before rhe pogeont ond learned their physical fitness routine before Saturday night. The girls were judged on rolenr, poise, ond appearance, on interview with rhe judges, physical fitness, ond scholastic achievement. 38 Sheryl Johnson paused during the physicol fitness routine Sonjo Jomvold sings her heart out for the audience Jone Denton is oil smiles during the physicol fitness routine O MISSJUNIORMISSJUNIORMISSJUNIORMIS c i o JUNIORMI55JUNIORMI5SJUNIO 39 The ploy cost for rhe senior ploy Oh Promise Me is os follows: Barry Hollis — Jim Hailing Aunt Sue — Melanie Boird June Hollis — Mory Myers Mrs. Linden — Koren Soylond Patsie Linden — Jerre Baker Soro Miller — Corhy Cluck Gladys Vonce — Lori Winchester Ann Furber — Charlotte Elder Furber — Busty Godfrey Kathleen — Teresa Berry Ralph Sanders — Chuck Swinford Mrs. Jones — Melanie Hundertmork The ploy was o big success. The seniors would like to thank Bob Boird for his help ond patience in directing the ploy. Go m Z O TD r go m z O O I— - GO m z O o i— - GO m Z O O i- - GO m Z O “O i— - Go o o i— V I; The whole cost relaxed on stoge ofter the ploy Lori Winchester. Jerre Ann Baker. ond Koren Soylond unwind otter on exhausting day. “I mean business, soid Chuck Swinford to Jim Cathy Ouck reads the paper in the play Holling. 40 ’Ouch ' hollered Chuck Swinford when Tereso Derry yonked his Thor bee flying oround my heod is driving me crozy!' soid Chorlotre holr. Elder ro Rusty Godfrey You meon the boby Is YOURS. shrieked Koren Soylond ond Jerre Ann Doker or Jim Holling. Mr. Doird procrlces with Lori Winchester ond Jerre Ann Doker 41 Pot Libel ond Steve Decker's western look stands out in the tropical scene. The students donee the night owoy I Hoyden ond Mory Derh Elder decide to Jone Denton ond Jim Robison donee to the music of Block Frost.” toke o breok from the oction. 'Doren. why don't you ond Scott toke o bit of this plant, it's reolly good. Jim Rolling. Jill Wolf on. Dove Rumbough. Sheri Decker, ond soys Sheryl Johnson. Jim Robison keep themselves busy while waiting to be served. 42 And the first little pig sold to the second little Dio. .. soys Sheri Becker Oh. Gory! I forgot to tell you thot I hove to be home by 1130.' soys Jonet Elliott The prom servers were os follows k: L. Godfrey. D. Huff. I Brox. T Fergerson. C Horton. D Holling, R Vonderschmldt. E. Heinen. J. Hundertmork, ond B Swinford POEM TO THE SENIORS Another yeor goes possing by Another Prom is here To some this brings o joyous smile To others, brings o reor For four yeors you hove treod o poth From down to setting sun But now the poth gets steeper And the climb has just begun. We’re very glad to know you We'll miss you when you've gone And to the class of '82 We dedicate our Prom — The Juniors X 73 O £ X 73 O £ “O 73 O £ X 73 O £ a 73 O £ “O 73 o : X 73 o : x 73 O : X 73 o : X) 73 o £ X 73 o £ X 73 o £ X 73 O £ X 73 The 1982 Jr.-Sr. Prom was held on April 30 in the high school gym. The juniors worked many long, hard hours decorating the gym to the rheme of Precious ond Few. The supper, which was prepared by the juniors' mothers, started of 6:30. The class prophecies ond wills were read by Susan Ricklefs ond Jim Holling. The donee started or approximately 9:00 p.m. with music provided by Block Frost. After the donee, everyone went to St. Joe to see o movie. And then it wos bock to Berry's or Albers' for breakfast. 43 Jim Holling wos presented the Outstanding Moth and Science student award. The students greatly enjoyed the potluck dinner that was held before the Awards Presentation. Tom Miller received a clock from the Dooster Club for his help in the football ploy-offs. . Thls is 50 t orln9- thinks Mrs. Stillings to herself. AWARDS BANQUET AWARDS BANQUET AWARDS BANQUET AWARD On Friday evening. May 7, the Awards Banquet was held with a potluck dinner storting at 6:30 followed by the Awards Presentation at 8:00. Music certificates, Sports letters, and Math awards were some of the honors students received. Winners of the PTO scholarships were Melanie Baird and Rusty Godfrey. David Becker was awarded a four-year ROTC scholarship. The Outstanding Math and Science student award was given to Jim Holling. Charlotte Elder, Jerre Ann Baker, Jim Holling, and David Becker were winners of the American Legion award. Seven new members were inducted into the National Honor Society. They were: L. Brox, D. Holling, R. Vonderschimdt, Lynn Nigus, S. Ricklefs, R. Godfrey, ond C. Cluck. 44 Melonie Doird ond Rusty Godfrey received rhe PTO scholorships. Winners of the Americon Legion Award were D Decker — runner-up. J. Hailing — win- ner. C. Elder — winner, and J Boker — runner-up. Junior High winners were M Ander- son — runner-up ond A. Hoger — winner. S. Ricklefs. IV Godfrey. D Holling. L Drox, ond IV Vonderschimdr were some of rhose inducted into rhe NHS UET AWARDS BANQUET AWARDS BANQU 0 CO I O Cl cC S BANQUET AWARDS BANQ 45 SUCCESS Success means many things in life To others it means happiness And the blessing of good health To some it's often measured In possessions goined ond won To others it's o life that's filled With worthwhile things they've done But no matter how you measure it One thing is always true — Success is whor you moke it And it’s waiting there for you. BACCALAUREATE BACCALAUREATE u u CO The boccoloureore exercises included Rev John McCabe who gave the address ond Rev Charles Crowley. III. who gove rhe In- vocation ond benediction Whot ore you looking for. Charlotte??? Mory Myers Chuck's mod because Charlotte won't hold his hond The Midway High School Chorus sings ot Boccoloureore 46 AI groduoflon practice the girls ot the end of the line ask Mr Howkins. Why does Gory get to stond up with the toll people The groduating doss of 1962 You walk down The oisle hearing Pomp and Circumstance” going over ond over in your mind praying or the some rime that you keep in step. But you're tense,- your mind wonders about thinking when you were wishing of this time. Now it's come — one of the biggest steps into your future — realizing you're nor in those teenage years, but you're on adult ond graduation is the first major hill you must climb. Soon it will be oil over, and you tell yourself you won't cry, bur you're going to miss the sports ond Jr.-Sr. Prom ond oil the extras. But most of oil you'll miss your friends, your pol, or the gong, the people you hove hung out with since the first day of kindergarten. Class flower: Pink rose Closs color: Burgondy ond Ivory. 47 Whor o clossy looking couple Doren ond Sheryl moke os escorts Jim ond Erolo escort the seniors ot Boccoloureote Everyone s thrilled obour groduoting. The groduotes woir for congrotulotions from friends ond fomily members. Chuck Swinford receives his signed diplomo from John Holling while Rev Koden looks on. 48 Hurry up. Sheri, ' smiles Jerre Baker I’m dying of thirst and my food is getting cold.” Look or those slow tanning bodies!!! Once ogoin Jim Holling rhrills his tons with o Corhy Cluck looks for o woy to breok our. stunning pose. Saturday, May 1 or 6:00 A M., 15 tired seniors and 4 sponsors Mr. and Mrs. Learhermon and Mr. and Mrs. Robison, left for the Ozarks after a night filled with Prom activities. Arriving at Kalfran Lodge in 80° weather, the seniors headed straight to the woter for swimming and boating. Soturdoy evening they went to Denny Hilton's Country Shindig then bock to Kalfran for o donee. Other activities the seniors enjoyed were tennis, gokorts, mini golf, sky slide. Wild Mouse roller coaster, water slide. Dog Porch, Guiness Hall of Records, boot cruise on the Coproin Lorry Don featuring o donee, video gomes (the favorites being Donkey Kong ond Ms. PocMon), taking old rime pictures, throwing woter balloons, ond throwing Gory Grider ond Chuck Swinford into the pool. After four days of good food, exercise ond hot weather, the seniors traveled bock to o dreary, wet, cold Doniphon County on Wednesday, May 5. 49 Wow. Chuck! Con I rub some lotion on your body? The seniors cool off in the swimming pool Did you soy this wos going into Ployboy5 smiles Chorlotte Elder This is o scenic view token from Kolfron Lodge Chorlotte Elder massages Teresa Derry after o hard doy. 50 m “O 7? -1 Q X m D 73 TIC IPATED WEP ARTICIPATEDWEPARTICIPATEDWEPARTICIPATEDW 51 The dream has come true. The store Championship trophy now rests at Midway High School. The Midway football ream did what no one but the student body thought they could do. They swept the league; they whooshed post playoffs; and they won the Store title. Lost year they sporkled with talent ond almost mode it this for. But olmosts don't count in football. As for os anyone could remember, o Midway team had not mode it post conference ploy since the eorly 60’s. Mony felt that the Eagles would never see the glory again because lost year Midway bowed out of real football. Midway switched to o new brand of boll where on eighf-mon team ployed on on 80-yard field. And ploying in their first season of 6-man football, they didn't take long to get the hong of it. After losing to Troy in on 11-man gome, Midway went on to hove o 12-1 season, with the high point of the season being the gome ogoinsr the Fowler Goldbugs, in which Midway come owoy os the 1981 Kansas 1-A 8-man Champions. o o —I CO Dock row I to r: A Clements, R. Vonderschmidt. S Elder, B Heinen, J. Holllng, R Godfrey. L. Johnson. Middle row I to r: Asst. Cooch J. Leothermon, K. Zelt. G. Grider. S Albers, D Nigus. M Clements, R Ricklefs, D Becker, E. Heinen. Cooch M Juhl. Front row I to r: J Betts. D. Holling, C. Gordon, K Lentz, J Horton. D. Nigus, M. Becker, Manager Butch Purvis. Midway s graveyard of victims of the 1961 season. Dovid Becker controls his mon during the gome. Kevin Zelt ond Cooch Juhl discuss their nexr course of oction. 52 Co-Coproins Kevin Zeir ond Jim Holling in- troduce themselves Midwoy's deceptive offense fools them ogoin! A mod scromble for the boll DOGPILE!! Come on Scott. You’re supposed to be blocking for me, ’ soys Kevin Zeit. Ho. Ho! I bet you con't corch me.” soys Doren Nigus. 53 The opponent is brought down in o crosh londing Kevin Zeit is oil olone in the end zone. Midway s defense works ogoin. A lorge crowd showed up for the stote gome On your mork, get set. go!” Lewis Johnson chug-o-lugs some non-olcoholic chom- pogne ofter the victorious gome with Fowler. 54 Mr Nioemire, don't moke fun of my hoir. soys Jerre Ann Boker. Bock row I ro r C Elder. S Becker. 5 Ricklefs, T Berry Front row I to r: J Denton. J Boker. S. Johnson O CD I— I— o CD r r o CD I I— O I rhoughr we were greor, ond I'd love ro do ir ogoin so I could weor those neor uniforms more, soid Sheri Decker when osked obour rhe volleyboll reom. The 1981 Midwoy girls' volleyboll reom hod o very successful seoson. They ended rhe seoson with o 31- 3 record ond o third ploce finish or rhe store rournomenr. This wos rhe fourth consecutive yeor rhor rhe Midwoy volleyboll reom hod compered in rhe store rournomenr. with third ploce rhe best rhor Midwoy has ever done. CD r i— o - CD I- I— o CD r i— o CD I- I— o 55 The girls oil join in o sing-o long before rhe gome ‘Oh. rhere is nor onyrhing wrong with my orm.' soid Teresa Derry ro Charlotte Elder Volleyball, you ber1 The volleyboll JV is os follows: Dock row I ro r: C. Fergerson. Monoger. Cooch Derry. L Nigus. Monoger. Middle row I ro r: E. Derry, J Hailing. S. Jomvold. K. Soylond. S. Elder. Fronr row I ro r. K. Hoger. J. Elliorr. Lynn Nigus, C. Albers. Lori Nigus Oh. go fly o kire, soid Cormen Albers 56 o Chorlorte Elder. Sheryl Johnson, ond Sheri Decker procrice rheir serves while Jone Demon gives directions Cooch Ninemire gives the girls o pep folk during o rime our. Joner Elliott, Sonjo Jomvold. and Cormen Albers after o rough volley 57 The pock rokes off or store meet They ' pigged our or rhe lost breokfosr Don't collopse. girls, you only hove another mile ond o half ro go. Cooch Honer appears colm or rhe The 1981-62 cross country girls ore front row I ro r. M. Myers, C. Albers. Second row: M. Boird, breokfosr before store meer. monoger. L. Nigus, J. Holling, S. Jomvold, manager. Bock row: Cooch Honer. 58 The 1981-62 cross country boys ore from row I to r: D. Swinford. D. Holling. K. Lentz, J Betts, M Becker Bock row: Cooch Honer, E. Heinen, J Holling ond J. Robison. All of the cross country runners wonder, Why did I go to thot porty lost night??? n 73 O Ln LO n O 73 ■ n 73 O iy? n O a 73 n 73 O L l on n O 73 n 73 O iy? CO n O 73 n 73 O c ? n O c 73 n 73 O ln n o The olorm rings. Sleepy eyes open ond Tired limbs clomber our of bed. It's rime ro run!!! The Eogle horriers srorted our slow, built momentum, ond peeked for rhe regionol ond store meets. Cooch Honer, in his first yeor os cross country cooch, brought our the powers of Jim Robison, rhe second place finisher or rhe store meet. Donald Holling, Jim Holling, Jone Holling, ond Mary Myers consistently placed in the top twenty of rhe racers. The teams' strength laid in rhe fact that every athlete displayed tremendous determination, said Cooch Honer. 1981-82 cross country varsity results for boys: 1) Womego Inv. 2nd 2) Mour Hill Inv. 2nd 3) Savior of the World 1st 4) Horton Inv. 2nd 5) Mission Volley 4rh 6) Highland Inv. 2nd 7) Jackson Heights 2nd 8) Regionols 2nd 9) Store 8rh In the girls' results Mary Myers, Liso Nigus, Jone Holling, ond Carmen Albers were the only girls out for cross country most of the seoson. The loss of Jerre Baker, lost year s 4rh place finisher of state, due ro injuries was a great loss ro rhe ream. Because there has ro be five runners to enter os o ream, rhe girls ran for individual awards for most of rhe seoson. It was not until rhe state meet that Midway entered o full girls’ team for scoring in competition. Lori Nigus ond Kelli Soylond joined the team which finished 6th or rhe state meet. Mr. Honer organized o potluck supper ond slide show on Nov. 23. 59 Seven freshmen bounced in for basketball practice the first day. While the season started slowly with four consecutive losses, it ended more positively with three wins in the final five gomes including o third place finish in the Horton Tournament. Mott Clements and Donny Nigus led the woy this season, bur Cooch Baird feels there is good talent throughout the group and that o fine teom will develop. A seldom realized fact is that o good varsity squad is reflected in o good junior varsity squod. Cooch Honer soid that the ream showed great determination in winning, having little trouble with most opponents. The J. V. teom compiled o 12-3 record. Every player on the bench ployed in every gome ot various rimes this year. Cooch Honer also soid, Without feor of losing defensive intensity or offensive continuity, any five of the athletes could perform os o winning ream. An outstanding group in every woy,” replied Cooch Boird when asked obout this year's varsity squod. The winner for the second consecutive year or the Savior Tournament, with Jim Hailing named the outstanding player of the tournomenr. The varsity squod compiled o 16-4 record. There was good leadership from lost year s starters which were Jim Hailing, Chuck Swinford. and Kevin Zeir plus o fine blend of younger athletes. Cooch Boird soid, Next year's teom with three returning starters and eight solid letters promises yet better things. The 1981-82 Varsity Basketball players ore as follows: I to r: B Baird — Cooch, K Zelr, J. Albers. M. Becker, S Elder. A Clements. R Godfrey. J. Hailing, S. Becke-, C. Swinford. J. Robison. R. Rlcklefs. B, Purvis — Manager. The 1981-82 Freshman Basketboll players ore os follows: J. Berts, J. Horton, A. Becker, B. Baird, C. Gor- don, 0. Nigus, K Lentz. Chuck Swinford puckers up when he thinks Joe Albers says, Duh! What do I do. ' obout his hot dare after the game 60 The 1961-62 Junior Vorsiry Boskerboll ployers ore os follows: I ro r D. Boird — Cooch. E. Heinen, J. Robison. R. Ricklefs. 0. Swlnford. A Clements. S. Decker. M Decker. D. Holling. D. Purvis— Monoger Nor piaured: Tom Honer — Cooch The ream's spirits ore high os they come out from the huddle Jim Holling bounces the boll os he gets reody ro shoot o free throw. As Chuck Swlnford shoots o free throw. Mike Becker thinks. Wow! He's got style ' This is the scoreboord or Midway after Mid- way stomped Worheno 61 Boys' Varsity Wermore 67-20-Win Elwood 59-42-Win Horton 54-08-Win Cenrralio 09-41-Loss Troy 69-50-Win Highland 51-50-Win Jockson Hgrs. 48-59-Loss Worheno 69-06-Win Socred Heon 60-50-Win Elwood 77-57-Win Oskolooso 48-41-Win T. Burlingame 60-46-Win T. Savior 56-47-Win T. Troy 57-50-Win Highland 70-58-Win Horron 56-08-Win Warheno 81-56-Win BGB 65-78-Loss Sovior 61-50-Win Highland 55-60-Loss Boys' Junior Varsity Wetmore 59-26-Win Elwood 70-44-Win Horron 06-07-Loss Cenrralio 07-27-Win Troy 01-29-Win Highland 48-24-Win Jockson Hgrs. 49-52-Loss Worheno 25-20-Win Elwood 50-24-Win Troy 09-06-Win Highland 07-09-Loss Horron 09-06-Win Worheno 57-08-Win Sovior 56-46-Win Chuck Swinford rebounds ogoinsr o Wotheno player Chuck Swinford and Kevin Zeit give you just a sample of their tough defense you guys con ’ Jim Robison says, I con run faster than No way! Thor referee needs glasses!!” thinks Kevin Zeit. Jim Hailing, and Chuck Swinford 62 The 1981-82 Girls Vorsity Dosketboll players ore os follows: Dock row I to r: Cooch Juhl. Cooch Leorhermon. C. Elder, K. Soylond, S. Decker. $ Elder, T Derry. 5 Johnson. Front row I ro r: L Nigus. J. Doker, C Albers, L. Drox K. Soylond, ond J. Denton Koren Soylond worms up for the gome I I J Well, whor con we do now,'' soys Assistant Cooch Juhl cd CO 3 m —i CD I— I— CD CO 7s m CD I— I— CD Co 3 m —i CD CD CO 3 m —i CD I— I- CD CO 3 m —i CD CD CO m —i CD I— I— CD CO 3 m CD I— I- CD CO m —i CD Girls' Varsity Wetmore 32-41 Loss Elwood 36-10 Win Horron 47-37 Win Centralia 42-40 Loss Troy 54-28 Win Highland 40-34 Win Jockson Hgrs. 25-28 Loss Warheno 22-34 Loss Socred Heorr 71-33 Win Elwood 67-23 Win Atchison 43-31 Win Troy 38-29 Win Highland 47-51 Loss Horron 28-33 Loss Worheno 38-30 Win 36D 42-38 Win Mount 38-31 Win Elwood 41-27 Win Reg. Wetmore 38-30 Win Reg. Highland 44-35 Win Reg. Wocondo East43-37-W-5ub-Srore Blue Volley 31-39-L-Sub-Srore Girls' Junior Wetmore Elwood Horton Centrolio Troy Highland Jockson Hgrs. Wotheno Elwood Troy Highland Horron Worheno Mount Varsity 11-22 Loss 21- 14 Win 20- 14 Win 10-11 Loss 22- 14 Win 18- 33 Loss 15-32 Loss 21- 13 Win 36-13 Win 20-23 Loss 27-30 Loss 31-19 Win 19- 29 Loss 31-38 Loss 63 Liso Nigus. Becky Nimz ond Liso Brox listen to Cooch Juhl In their huddle Liso Brox shoots for two points The 1961-62 Girls' Junior Vorslty Boskerboll ployers ore os follows: 1st row I to r. C. Fergerson. L. Nigus. ond K. Hoger 2nd row I to r: C. Albers ond J. Elliot. 3rd row I to r: C. Anderson ond L. Libel 4th row I to r: J Kopp ond L. Brox. Bock row I to r. K. Soy land, J. Hailing, Cooch Juhl. B Nimz. S Elder. Listen here, soys Cooch Juhl. The crowd bocks the Eogles up oil the way. 64 The girls' spirits ore high The girls ore hoppy os they now will odvonce to the Sub-Store ployoffs The girls' junior varsity basketball ream was on inexperienced bunch of girls. commented Coach Juhl. They hod only four girls this year on the team rhot were not freshmen. The J. V. ended with o 5-9 record. Mrs. Juhl said I enjoyed working with rhese girls. The girls' varsity basketball ream hod on off- on season, but when it come rime for regionols they won first. They advanced to the ployoffs in sub-store bur lost to Blue Volley by eight points. The varsity ended the season with o 15-7 winning record. Mr. Leathermon commented, With their size disadvantage, I told them they would hove to ploy together well. I felt they did a very good job. 65 Joe Albers jumps the hurdles or rhe Jockson Heights meet If only I con hold this leod. ' rhinks Liso Brox. Andy Clements. Joe Albers, and Brien Heinen relax between their events ot rhe Jockson Heights meet t . • . - Jim Berts throws rhe jovelin ot the Jockson Heights rrock meet. 66 I think I'm going to die. moons Diono Huff Kevin Zeit heads down the home stretch. An empty classroom is o familiar sight to mony students ond feochers during the track season The 1982 boys' rrock ream hod o profitable season by placing in oil of the meets. The boys placed in the top three of the larger meets while they won the small ones. The girls also hod o good season by plocing in most meets. The climax of the seoson come when both the boys ond girls ploced first ot the county meet. Regional frock wos held or Monkoro on May 14. These people were qualified to go: L. Brox, J. Baker, K. Zeit, R. Ricklefs, J. Albers. A. Clements, G. Grider, J. Robison, S. Elder, D. Hailing, ond D. Nigus. J. Baker ploced 2nd in the mile ond two mile run. J. Albers ploced 2nd in the 110 high hurdles. J. Robison ploced 2nd in the two mile run ond 3rd in the mile run. The relay team ploced 2nd in the 400 relay. A. Clements ploced 3rd in long jump. 5. Elder ploced 3rd in jovelin. On May 21 ond 22, store rrock wos held ot Wichiro. The track members that went were: J. Baker, K. Zeit, J. Albers, A. Clements, J. Robison, 5. Elder, D. Nigus, ond G. Grider. J. Baker ploced 5th in the 2 mile run ond 6rh in the mile run. J. Robison ploced 2nd in the mile run ond 5rh in the 2 mile run. 5. Elder ploced 5rh in the jovelin. Uso Brox rokes o flying leop over the low hurdles n 67 Drier Heinen reloxes os he owoirs his event Leop frog' Tereso Derry shows her rolenr in the long jump. Donny Nigus ond Andy Clements position themselves ot the storting block for the big roce A '“'ll It only hurts when I breothe.” grimoces Sonjo Jomvold. I'll be okoy os long os I con hold this leod.” thinks Hey. give thot bock to me, hollered Liso Drox to Jerre Ann Doker Rodney Ricklefs 68 69 Sru Co officers for 1981-62 from left to right ore Jim Holling, President. Jerre Ann Boker. Vice President; Sue Elder. Secretory; ond Donny Nigus. Treosurer. Orion Swlnford gets his money s worth out of hoving to work In the concession stond ond Lori Godfrey helps STUDENTCOUNCILSTUDENTCOUNCILSTUDENT —1 Mr Ninemire ond Jim Holling toke chorge in o Stu- Co meeting. o m Stu-Co puts up o Christmas tree UNCILSTUDENTCOUNCILST 70 Student Council holds o meeting. Jim Robison sells his Tom-Wort kit door to door The new food mochine finolly hos sufficient Stu-Co members for 1981-82 from left to right ore: S. Johnson. L Nlgus. D. Nigus. S Elder. D. food for the Midway Pigs Nigus, J. Hailing, J. (Joker, C. Swinfotd, J. Robison, L. Nigus, S Elder. D Huff. STUDENT COUNCILSTUDENT COUNCILSTUDENT COUNCILSTUDENT COUNCIL What has The Stu-co done to help the students this year? They got o bigger ond better snack mochine. They gave responsibilities of running the concession stand to the classes ond also gave profits from the stand to them. This was Mr. Ninemire's first year os Stu-co sponsor, ond he said, I enjoyed being Stu-co sponsor this year. It hod its ups ond downs, but oil in oil we straightened them out.” Stu-co sponsored the Homecoming donee ond the Snowball donee. Jim Hailing was the Stu-co president. He said, Being Stu-co president means getting o chance to help moke this school o better place.” The vice-president of Stu-co Jerre Ann Baker said, I feel Stu-co ployed o big port of oil boll gomes, donees, ond other activities. Money-wise Sfu-co s fund-raising projects were money from the pop mochine ond concession stand. The only fund-roiser this year was the Tom- Wort soles. 71 The Notional Honor Society is on academic organization that is in high schools across the United States. Teachers select the students who hove these qualities to be in the organization: 3.35 grade overoge, scholarship, leadership, ond character. These students ore then initiated into the Notional Honor Society ot the Awards Banquet in the spring. Being in the Notional Honor Society con be beneficial to students who ore planning on furthering their education. It’s on honor to be in it, bur I wish we were more active, said member Sheri Becker. Now if I con only read it. thinks Kevin Zeit The backbone of the Notional Honor Society FICTION Lori Winchester worked in the Chemistry lob. Officers I to r: K. Soylond — Pres.. C Elder — Sec . J. Holling — Treos.. D Nigus — V. Pres., ond S. Johnson — STUCO Rep NATIONALHONORSOCIETYN NH5 sponsor. Dob Doird. Don't I look intelligent?'' osked Sheri Decker o J— x o z o 7? on o OETYNATIONALHONORSOCIETYNATIONA I thought I told you not to disturb me while I'm reoding. soid Jim Holling. Members of NHS ore bock row I to r S. Decker. J. Holling. J Doker. D. Nigus. ond Sponsor Dob Doird Front row I to r: K Soylond. C. Elder. L. Winchester. K. Zeit. S. Johnson, ond M. Hundertmork. 73 Officers from I fo r: IV Godfrey — V. Pres., J. Hailing — Pres., A. Clements — Sec., ond C. Swlnford — Treos DOGPILE!!! BOYS'M-CLUDBOYS'M-CLUBBOYS'M-CLUBB O - The 1981-82 season was on unusual one for rhe Boys’ M- Club, They hod two meetings of rhe beginning of rhe year ond decided against their M-Club trip to Kansas City. Since there wos to be no trip, no projects were planned for rhe year. We ore hoping for more interest to be shown in it next year, commented sponsor Mr. Leothermon. CO £ n i— cz C3 o - Co £ You know I don't roke good pictures, sold M- Club Boys' officer Chuck Swinford Yes, Kevin Zeit hos other hobbies besides sports!! CLUBBOYS'M-CLUBBOYS' 74 From I ro r of the M : D. Purvis. J. Holling, R Godfrey, C. Swinford. G. Grider, D. Decker. A Clements. D. Heinen, K. Zelt, J. Albers. J. Robison. R Ricklefs. D. Nigus. M Decker. D Holling. E Heinen, ond S. Elder At the top Is the Doys' M Club sponsor. Jim Leorhermon Whor's the morter. Andy, did you lose on M M?” questioned Scott Elder The emblem is worn on the jockets of Doys' M- Club members. Doys M-Club officer Rusty Godfrey reloxes in the lobby DOYS'M-CLUDDOYS'M-CLUBBOYS'M-CLUDDOYS'M-CLUDDOYS'M-CLUD 75 Sponsors Vicki Winchester ond Velmo Honer. Gentlemen prefer Hones!!! The footboll boys enjoyed the breokfosr thot the Girls' M-Club prepored for them the doy of Kelli Soylond drinks the concoction mode Homecoming. for the Freshmon initiotlon. GIRLS'M-CLUBGIRLS'M-CLUBGIRLS'M-CLUBGIRLS'M-CLUBGIR,L5’M-CLUB Girls' M-Club underwent a major change in the 1981-82 season, and the thought of not having it ot oil crossed many peoples' minds. Changes were mode, however, ond they decided to keep it. One of the major changes was mode by eliminating the point system. This year on Honor s Progrom was set up, ond the members ore keeping their own attendance charts. Another change this year was that there was no M-Club trip to Konsos City. Instead the girls hove pizza parties or the end of each season. With oil things considered, the members ore hoping for o more successful year next year. 76 Storting from bock row I to r. L. Brox. C Horton. T Berry. S. Jomvold. L Godfrey. S. Becker, S. Picklefs, K. Soylond. M Boird. J. Holling. C. Cluck, ond A. Purvis. Middle row I to r: K. Hoger. L. Nigus. L. Nigus. E Berry. K. Soylond. S Johnson, J. Kopp, L. Nigus. K. Anderson. C. Fergerson. ond IV Fergerson Front row I to r. T. Fergerson. J. Elliott. J. Boker. C. Elder. B Nimz. S Elder. J. Benton, ond C Albers Officers I to r. C. Elder — Heod Cheerleoder. C. Cluck — Sociol Chmn.. K. Soylond — Sec -Treos.. S Becker — Pres . S. Johnson — V Pres.. L Nigus — STUCO Pep CjUBGIRLS'M-CLUBGIIUS’M-CLUBGIRLS'M- I £ Whot do you meon they’re oil bockwords. gosps Cothy Cluck. GIRLS'M-CLUBGIRLS'M-CLUBG 77 CHORU5CHORUSCHORUSCHORUSCHORUSCHORUSCHORUSCHORUSC The 81- 82 solos ore os follows From row I to r L. Promey. A Holling 2nd row D. Nlgus. C. Albers. 3rd row: J. Robison. S. Johnson Dock row: J. Albers. T Berry Nor pictured C Elder The chorus members of 81- 82 ore os follows: Dock row I ro r L Promey. A Clements. D Nigus. J Albers. J. Robison. K Soylond, L Nigus. A Holling 3rd row I ro r Director Leoro Elder. E Derry. 5. Jomvold. Lori Nigus. C. Cluck. M Boird, C Albers. E. Libel 2nd row I ro r R Fergerson. A Purvis. S Johnson. Lynn Nigus. S Ricklefs. T Derry Front row I ro r: T. Ferger- son. C Fergerson. J. Elliott, J. Kopp. C. Ferris. D Nimz Nor pictured J. Denton. S Decker. S Elder. ondC Elder 78 CHORUSCHORUSCHORUSCHO tyr n X o z LO Q X o 75 The Midwoy mixed chorus song for rhe first rime on September 8 when they performed for the Midwoy PTO meeting. On December 5. selected chorus members troveled to Wyandotte High School in Kansas City to sing in the District I Honor Choir. The girls' ensemble rroveled to Wlchiro on February 27 to sing for the Konsos Music Educotors' Association. On March 27, the soloists and ensembles went to Atchison for regionol competition. On April 6, the girls chorus and the mixed chorus went to Shawnee Mission East for regionol competition. The people who qualified in regionol competition traveled to Lindsborg on April 24, for store competition. nORUSCHORUSCHORUSCHORUSCHORUS Colly Ferris ond Jennifer Kopp keep themselves The mixed ensemble is os follows: Dock row I to r: L. Ptomey. A Clements. D Nigus. J. busy during chorus time. Albers. J. Robison. 3rd row: S. Jomvold. J Denton, S. Johnson, C Elder 5 Elder. S Ricklefs 2nd row: C. Albers. J Elliott. A Holling. E Libel Front row C Fergerson. T. Fergerson Not pictured: M Baird. L Nigus. Lori Nigus. C Cluck. K Soylond 79 On September 26 the Midway marching band traveled to Manhattan for K-Stare Band Day. I really enjoyed the half-time entertainment because it was fun getting to participate in it. said Teresa Berry. This wos the first year Midway didn't attend the Hiawatha Halloween Day Parade. Instead they went to the Horton Veterans' Day Parade. On March 27 all the soloist, trios, and quarters went to perform for Regionals. Teresa Berry toured Europe with the American Musical Ambossador Bond during the summer of 1981. Jerre Ann Baker went to Lions' State Band. The Midway High School bond ore from front row I to r: S. Jomvold, Lynn Nigus. K Anderson. K Soylond, C. Elder, J Elliott. K Soylond, E. Libel, Lori Nigus, R. Fergerson, C Albers. A. Clements, A. Hail- ing, C Fergerson, L. Nigus, P Libel, T. Derry. Director. L. Elder. E. Derry ond J, Robison. Kothy Anderson ond Connie Fergerson show their skills ot the piano Angelo Holling studies her music for bond Dross Trio from I to r: T Derry. C. Albers ond C. Fergerson 80 Flute quorrer from l-r: E. Libel. K. Soylond, C. Elder, ond J. Elliott Cormen Albers ond Sonjo JomvokJ relox during bond Oh no! I wos ploying the wrong music.” soid Chorlorte Elder to Jonet Elliot ond Kelli Soylond Soxophone soloist from k: K. Soylond ond K. Anderson Angelo Holling boogies down on the boritone soxophone. Andy Clements wos voted down of the doss. 81 Mr Honer ond Mr. Juhl flinch os Jone Denron throws whor they believe to be woter on them. Roising school spirit ot o pep roily ore the 1981-82 cheerleoders. £ Reoding lines from o skit for the Powhorton gome ore Cormen Albers ond Jerre Boker Tino Fergerson ond Jonet Elliott show their en- thusiosm' oboot o cheer Now Jone. my chort soys to be o cheerleoder you must weigh 110 pounds' Thot meons the An ecstotic Mr. Honer gives o tolk ofter win- eoting hos to stop! orders heod cheerleoder Chorlorte Elder ning the best legs” contest. This yeor's cheerleading squad consisted of eight girls ranging from 4'11 to 5'8 . As usual, the squad was picked last spring, but the student body didn’t need to vote because there were only eight girls thot tried out, just enough to fill the eight positions ovoiloble. Charlotte Elder was elected heod cheerleoder by the squod. It was a definitely challenging year,’’ said Jone Denton because of the variety of personalities within the squod. Chorlorte Elder recites the menu os Sue Elder orders for the group during o pep roily for the lost gome of the season. 83 The 1982 speech season starred off with only one change this year; rhe coach. This was Mrs. Stillings' first year in charge of speech. Speech is nor o regularly scheduled class, so students porriciporing schedule time throughout rhe day to meet with Mrs. Stillings. Speech is competition of oral activities among high school students. There ore events which involve acting and some reading from the literary works is done. Speech is nor only educational, bur it also helps students to talk and express themselves in front of others. SPEECHSPEECHSPEECHSPEECHSPEECHSPEECHSPEECHSPEECHSPEECH f! ft A ■imk s The following people were involved In speech this year: h: A Holllng, L. Nigus. T Berry. J. Boker. ond S. Johnson Speech cooch. Mrs. Stillings worked hord ro moke speech o success. Angelo Hailing practices her Prose Jerre Ann Boker ond Sheryl Johnson practice their duet acting for cooch. Mrs. Stillings. Interpretation. However, due to conflicts the girls never participated In o meet 84 Teresa Derry's octiviry in speech was solo ocring. Lori Nigus performs her Prose Interpretation of the Angelo Hailing does her Prose Interpretation ot Troy. Troy Meet The members of rhe 1981 yeorbook stoff follow bock row. I to r: J Robison. 5. Ricklefs. S Decker, ond M Doird Front row L. Winchester. J Den- ton. L Nigus. ond D Motthios I've hod it up to here, soid Mrs. Stillings, sponsor Drendo Motthios is working hord to meet the deodline Would you pleose hurry up ond get the One more misroke ond I’m going to quit. soid Suson Ricklefs picture token. demonded Sheri Decker 86 I forgor to put film in the comero ogoln!' weeped Jone Denton. Don't rake thot picture now: I just mode o mistoke. sold Lori Nigus ''Drawing straight lines isn't os eosy os you think it is,” soid Melonie Baird There oren t ony pictures on these slides. soid Jim Robison. Publications is one of the most important classes in school because without this class there would be no yearbook, no memories. The lock of experience of the staff proved to be o blessing in disguise. Everyone learned together, ond the class seemed to get along well together. It is o lor of fun, ond the more people on the staff, the easier it is to get better ideas for your yearbook, replied Brenda Motthios. Lori Winchester, due to o conflicting schedule, joined the class loter in the year, ond therefore, she is pictured only with the group. Mrs. Stillings summed up the year by saying, It went much more smoothly than other years, ond I really enjoyed it.” 87 LU WELEARNEDWELEARNEDWELEARNEDWELEARNEDWELEARNEDW 88 Mr 4 Bolrd wos rhe director of the Junior Ploy Boy. I'm glod I finolly get o chonce to relox. thinks Mr. Bolrd Mr. Bolrd gives odvice to many of the students. Why do we hove to take these tests? osks Doren Nlgus BAIRDBAIRDBAIRDBAIRDBAIRDBAIRDBAIRDBAIRDBAIRDBAIRDBAIRD Mr. Boird is a person you con folk to very easily and get along with quite well. He likes Midwoy because of rhe attitudes of rhe students. A small school, he feels, is o big advantage, and he also enjoys the faculty and staff. Charlotte Elder said He finds interesting ways to reach that aren't boring either. His advice to rhe seniors this year is Be themselves and like themselves. Find something they con enjoy doing in life and remember they are an important person. Andy Clements said, Mr. Baird’s little head shines from afar. Besides counseling and teaching, Mr. Baird also coached basketball, sponsored National Honor Society, and directed the Jr. and Sr. Plays. 89 Something exciting thor hos hoppened to Mrs. Triplett this yeor wos the child development doss which wos o delightful success. I believe they reoched their objectives ond enjoyed the octiviries. She hod o new closs this yeor colled Nutrition. She soid. this course should be of interest to mony students becouse people ore conscious of nutrients their bodies receive ond olso of weight loss.” Drendo Morthios wos one of the students who rook the closs. She soid, Nutrition wos interesting bur would be more fun if more people were in it.” Mrs. Triplett is olso o junior closs sponsor. She soid, It went very well. The closs hos shown their cooperotiveness ond good work or the dinner rheorer performonce ond prom. Kathy tells Elizabeth she can t sew either Etolo Derry works on her Home Ec project The Child Development Pre-School Closs ploys o gome Mrs. Triplett gives Drendo Morthios some helpful hints for her sewing project 90 Eric Helnen gets expert' odvlce from Mr Juhl Mr Juhl gives o speech about the gome during o pep roily Terry Ferris works on his project during shop Only five more steps ond I've got it mode, doss. thinks Mr. Juhl. Two rwenty-nine p.m. every weekday ond Fridays of 7:30 p.m. ore Mr. Juhl, the industrial orts teacher’s, fovorite rimes. Two twenty-nine is when the lost Beginning Woods' student walks out of my class. I know then that the wood benches ond tools ore safe (for another 23 hours) from the many assorted accidents that befall the rookie woods student.” As the football coach, 7:30 p.m. on Fridays is also another one of his fovorite times because it's enjoyable to watch our football ream bear up on the likes of Highlond, Powhorton, Highlond, Bern, Highlond, Wermore . . .” Mr. Juhl's advice to the seniors is Go to college. Whether you plan to graduate or nor, it’s an experience you'll always remember. 91 Now we come to the word bongo. ' sold Mrs. Stillings. I never knew English could be so much fun.” sold Diono Huff sophomores work busily in Composition I STILLINGSSTILLINGSSTILLINGSSTILLINGSSTILLI Mrs. Stillings is the teacher that for the past four yeors hos fought the seniors of '82 oil of their good grammar. Melanie Baird remarked about college prep. You moy dislike the class or the time, bur it really helps you in the long run.” Students working harder and not being STUCO sponsor ore whot hove changed this year from lost for Mrs. Stillings. Being able to know the students well is whot she likes about Midway. 7 Mrs Stillings lectures her short story doss. 8 STILUNGSSTILUNGSSTILUNGSS Her advice to the seniors is learn as much as you con about the world. This year Mrs. Stillings sponsors the sophomores. Speech, ond Publications. 92 You guys ore reolly worrying me; you oil hove F's. NINEMIRENINEMIRENINEMIRENINEMIRENINEMIRENINEMIRENINEMIRE The pleasant atmosphere and the attitude of the community is what Mr. Ninemire likes about Midway. This year Mr. Ninemire has much the same classes; bur he said, It seems as if there are more activities going on. Mr. Ninemire has a way of changing history to fit the answers on his test despite what the book soys,” commented Sheri Becker. Mr. Ninemire's advice to the seniors is, Work hard to reach your goals in life. Mr. Ninemire is Stu-Co Sponsor, Girl's Volleyball, and Girl's Track Coach, Driver's Education, and Social Science Teacher. Mr Ninemire rries ro reach the freshmen something 93 This year is much quieter without Todd and Steve, wos o comment mode by Mrs. Winchester when questioned on how the year wos going. Even though the year is quieter, things haven't slowed down for her. Quite the opposite in fact because Mrs. Winchester hod o change in class scheduling. She also sponsors the Freshman class ond Girls' M-Club. Since she reaches more classes, she is in contact more with the students. Steve Becker one of her many students commented, she may be short, but she's tough.” WINCHESTERWINCHESTERWINCHESTERNVIN Steve Decker gives o report os the doss listens intently Hey, I know I'm cute, soid Mrs Winchester % And you thought I couldn't type, grins Mike Decker 94 Generally 'Le Leorh' is a funny, funny guy, was a remark made by Sheri Becker. Thor is how most students would describe Mr. Leathermon if you questioned them. For Mr. Leathermon the kids ore whor he really likes about Midway. He feels he con communicate with oil of the students ond that produces o good feeling. This year hos been different for Mr. Leathermon in the aspect that he coaches football instead of cross- country. Mr. Leothermon's advice to the seniors is to nor dwell on the negative things of life, but to accentuate the positive aspects. Another piece of advice to oil students is, if you don't know how to swim, don't rock the boot. LEATHERMANLEATHERMANLEATHERMANLEATHERMANLEATHERMANL Mr Leotherman works intently ot his desk Now. Mark, It's not that cold, soid Mr. learherman. 95 The kids ore good to work with, and or Midway rhere is o friendly atmosphere, Mr. Robison commented when questioned on how he would describe Midway. This year Mr. Robison is reaching many of the science classes that he taught lost yeor ond is Junior doss sponsor ogoin. The only difference for him this yeor is the students; they oppeor to be more interested in their work, he said. Rodney Ricklef’s comment he mokes class interesting could be port of the reason students ore working harder in his classes. Mr. Robison's advice to the seniors is develop o good outlook on life.” 96 Mr Robison collects weeds with his science doss 'My. whot hoiry legs you hove.' sold Mr Horter to Jone Denron. This wos Mr Honer's first yeor os cross coun- try cooch. ond he wos reworded with this coke HONERHONERHONERHONERHONERHONERHONERHONERHONER Hoving q one-to-one relotionship with his students is whot Mr. Honer likes most obout Midway. He is o very easy-going sort of guy. Most students enjoy his dosses so they enroll in them every yeor. Sheri Decker said, He acts like one of the kids so that helps us get along with him better. Mr. Honer thought this year s seniors hove o more positive attitude toward the underclassmen. The espirir de corps among this year's student body is o tribute to the seniors' leadership. His odvice to the seniors is No matter whot you do go to college or trade school. I feel on education is o journey ond nor o destination. Besides teaching physical education, Mr. Honer also coached basketball, cross country, ond frock. He wos o trainer too. 97 Whor sholl we sing rodoy girls, ” asks Mrs Elder If I procrice long enough moybe. I’ll leorn ro ploy chopsricks. ELDERELDERELDERELDERELDERELDERELD! When you walk toward the lunchroom and hear o piano being ployed, you con peek through the music room window and see Mrs. Elder playing it. This hos been the scene for several years. Even though she hos been there for 11 years, she feels os if it really hasn't been that long. Gut in music, changing teachers every one or two year's doesn't help students excel because you keep building on the previous yeors experience. She likes it here because most of the students take pride in doing o good job. Thor's whot makes o good school, she soid. She soid, This senior class hos extra ordinary students. Her advice to the seniors is Keep your optimistic views ond keep working ro achieve the goals you hove in mind.” Don't drop those books. Mrs Elder DERELDERELDERELDERELDERE 98 If I glue rhese poges bock, moybe she Everyone gets down” to The music in the orr room, won'r norice. ” Thinks Jimmy Nimz Mrs. Morley works on the flors for the Junior-Senior Prom ’I don'r know how this film gers so dirty.” soys Mrs Morley. MORLEY MORLEY MORLEY MORLEY MORLEY MORLE YMORLEYMORL Mrs. Morley hos been our orr teacher for 2 years. She said, I hove never met o bunch of people os different in personality and frame of mind os the group or Midway. As small os Midway is, I feel it's the perfect size for one-to- one interaction with o teacher student relationship. All the personalities I've met seem so unique and interested in giving me their opinion of life, os well os receiving mine. Everyone is involved in one or more school clubs ond shows on overwhelming enthusiasm for the school itself. Thor in itself is whor mokes it so fantastic to be port of Midway. She is o great help to us during homecoming ond Jr. ploy ond the other activities with helping draw most of the posters ond programs, etc. We couldn't do it without her. soid Lori Nigus. Her advice to the seniors is after o while life will seem so short o time to get everything you wont from it. Grab every opportunity. Be different, ond you will be received by people with more respect ond envy than you could ever expect. If you go after your goals ond really try, you will succeed ” 99 These three people ore usually forgotten because they don't spend much time with the high school students, but they ore just os importont os the others. Mrs. Honer is teaching secondary reading. She soid. The secondary reading class I'm teaching this yeor is willing to fry new ideas.'' She is also Girls' M-Club sponsor. Mrs. Hill teaches practical moth. She soid, This yeor is different because of the students os o whole. The student body hos nor changed much. The freshmen hove matured somewhat from lost year. One teacher that hos given students more of o vocabulary is Mrs. Ringe. She soid she enjoys her Sponish I class since the students seem to be interested in learning. X O z m 7? X (?) m X o x m 7? X Busy os o bee Is olwoys Mrs hinge My horoscope soid it wasn't my doy. soid Mrs Honer Books. Books. Books Mrs Hill relaxes by the door (or o break 100 Richord Miller. Plant Maintenance Supervisor and Norm Ptomey. Custodion Cooks from l-r: Mary Diebolt. Jeonette Gronniger ond Rosemary Dodge o m m These employees help keep Midway running smoorhly. MPLOYEES EMPLOYEE Doris Myers. District Treasurer ond Lois Wright. Food Service Nor pictured ore: Tina Hutchinson. District Clerk, ond Donnie Win- chester. Teochers' Aide Jasper Burdette. Floriene Thorp. Carol Ricklefs. Sharon Peuker. Dus Drivers, ond Dennis Wright. Transportation Director. 101 Poul Johnson models his homesteod Hoyden Elder is busy with the poper work os usuol Jock Denton sronds reody to empty out Dennis Winchester reloxes in his the cupboords of its food llvlngroom. John Holllng loughs obout the school system Kathy Albers is reody to work outside Gerold Brox Is o noturol when it comes to being photogenic BOARDMEMBERSBOARDMEMBERSBOARDMEMBERSBOARDMEMBER The Board Members ore oil but o silent group here or school. They meet the first Monday every month faithfully to moke decisions, etc. The Board Members ore setting examples in every doy life for students and others to follow. 102 A smoll rown was ro hove a celebration, and the town council thought it o good idea to build o huge cask to hold the drink for this festive Occasion. The citizens oil ogreed it would be o good idea if each of them would contribute one bottle of his or, her best wine ro fill the cask. The day arrived, and ot the? height of the occasion, the cask was topped and the first gloss was handed ro the mayor. Bur even before it reached his lips, o gasp went up from the crowd; the liquid wos absolutely clear. You see, the townspeople nod reasoned that his or her smoll contribution would not be missed ond insreod of contributing o bottle of their b|$r wine, hod insreod given o bottle of water. Unfortunately, too many of’us ore using this some line of reasoning. We ore holding bock ond shirking our full responsibility. If product ond service quality is not to weaken, we should contribute our full shore of effort however smoll the task. Quality work gives you dignity ond satisfaction. Always keep your personality ond your performance above board ond above water. You, the students of Midway ond especially the Seniors of '62, remember success will be yours os long os you seek excellence. Herbert Hawkins, Principal ADMINISTRATIONADMINISTRATIONADMINISTRATIONADMINISTRATION The forherly side of our principal Herbert Hawkins. Prindpol William B. Allen. Superintendent Mr Allen smiles while he is on his lunch break Dr Yoder keeps busy or his office And for supper we ll hove spaghetti, garlic bread says Charlotte Elder Dr. Yoder retired from the School Board. The volleyball ream placed 3rd in rhe store tournament. Sheri Becker and Jerre Ann Baker were selected to the oll-rournomenr ream or Soberho. Sheri Becker ond Teresa Berry were selected to rhe all-rournomenr ream or Tongonoxie. The football ream placed 1st in rhe store All Disrricr picks were Kevin Zeir, Jim Hailing. David Becker. Doren Nigus. Scott Elder, ond Brien Heinen. All Area picks were Kevin Zeir. David Becker. Daren Nigus, Jim Hailing, ond Scott Elder. Kevin Zeir was named to rhe All-Metro Squad. All Store picks were Kevin Zeir. David Becker, Doren Nigus, ond Jim Hailing. Jerre Ann Baker works hard to get her homework done camera out of here soys Brien Heinen Jim Hailing was selected to ploy in the Shrine Bowl. Jim Robison placed 2nd in rhe store cross country meet. Charlotte Elder finished 21sr our of 49 in rhe Notional United Teenager Pogeont. David Becker ond Sheri Becker were selecred to rhe KU Honor Program. At rhe Savior of the World Tournament, Jim Hailing was selecred to the 1st oll- rournomenr ream ond wos selecred MVP. Also at Savior, Scott Elder wos selecred to rhe 2nd oll-rournomenr ream. Kevin Zeir ond Jim Hailing were honorable mention picks on rhe Srore boskerboll squad. The girls' basketball ream won rhe regional championship. In rhe Jr. Miss program Sheryl Johnson received rhe scholosric award ond was named 1st runner-up. Jone Denton wos named Miss Congeniality. David Becker hides out behind a mogozine Brovo! Qrovo! Koren ond Kelli Soylond retreor ofter receiving their owords Many students hove mode outstanding achievements during the 1961-62 school year These two poges hove been set aside to recognize those poeple ond their achievements. The odvonced Moth team, K. Soylond, D. Becker, J Hailing, ond (V Godfrey, placed 1st in the Moth Doy or Highlond. Dovid Becker placed 7th in the physics division of the Chemothon. In the Norionol Moth Exams, o team of D. Becker, J. Holling, K. Soylond, R. Godfrey, C. Elder, S. Ricklefs, S. Johnson. D. Nigus, ond M. Becker, placed 1st among 1A schools in Konsos. Koren Soylond ond Tereso Berry were selected to the All American Bond Holl of Forne. K. Soylond, Sr., J. Robison, Jr., ond J. Elliott, Fresh., were selected to the Americon Music Foundation. At the business contest ot Vo-Tech the following people placed in the top six: S. Johnson — 1st place Typing I; K. Soylond — 3rd place Accounting I ond 5rh place Typing I; L. Winchester — 1st place Records Management ond 6rh place Typing II; C. Cluck — 2nd place Business Spelling ond Proofreading, ond D. Becker — 4th place Accounting I. At the business contest or HCC, the following people placed in the top five: L. Winchester — 2nd place Shorthond II; C. Cluck — 5th place Production Typing: M. Myers — 5th place Business Moth: ond R. Godfrey, J. Holling, ond J. Baker — 3rd place Vocabulary Relay. The girls' ensemble, composed of C. Albers, E. Berry, T. Berry, C. Cluck, J. Denton, C. Elder, S. Elder, J. Elliott, A. Holling, S. Johnson, Lori Nigus, ond S. Ricklefs, received o I rating ot the Store Music Festival. Angelo Holling was selected to ploy in the Konsos State Lions Bond. Dovid Becker, Mory Jo Wolsh, ond Koren Soylond were selected os Konsos Store Scholars. Koren Soylond. Sheri Becker, ond Kelli Soylond received the 4 0 GPA oword. In the store track meet ot Wichita on May 21 ond 22, J. Baker placed 5rh in the 2 mile run ond 6rh in the mile run. J. Robison placed 2nd in the mile run ond 5fh in the 2 mile run. S. Elder placed 5th in the javelin. APPLAUSE APPLAUSE APPL Moybe if I duck my heod they won't see me,' thinks Etolo Berry 105 m z 1, Melanie Baird, being of confused nnind and body, do hereby store my lost will and testament: O ZP 1— f— To Tino Ferger-Berger, 1 will a few inches of my height so she will be able to see over the counter or the concession stand without standing on her roes. To Brenda Matthias, 1 leave my disco shirr so she con odd to her collection and the ability to nor be so ''peaky'' about things. LO m Z To Andy Clements, 1 leave another person to listen to him cut down the woy the basketball players ore ploying while he's sirring on the bench. O 73 I- To Jim Robison, 1 will my expert bowling skills so he finally will be able to bear me of least one gome, the ability to remember the endings to his stories, and someone else’s cor to moke fun of. i— m Z 1, Jerre Baker, being of short mind and body, do hereby will the following: To Sheryl Johnson, the ability to moke fender-benders exciting, like chasing trains instead of just O 73 i— backing into parked cars. To Mr. Leothermon, a new lentil purchaser who's very efficient bur only charges $5. To my little brother, Jim, the best of luck next year in getting along with the big boys.” i- CO m Z 1, Sheri Becker, being of wafer sliced body and moldy brain, do hereby will the following: To my little brothers, someone to take my place or school. O To Jane Skilly Hailing, my nickname Scary. And lastly, to all students who need a haircut, o free lunch hour appointment. r |— iyi m Z 1, Teresa Berry, being of underdeveloped mind and overdeveloped body, do hereby will the following: To Erolo, o free ride every weekend to spend time with me or college. O 73 1— 1— To the freshmon girls, o personal interview on the Twilight Zone. To Sheryl Johnson, o pro-type VB and BB team to moke her senior year os fun os mine. 1, Cathy Cluck, being of too little mind and too much body, do hereby store my last will and Lr m Z testament: To Jane Denton, 1 will another nice person to listen to all her problems. O 73 1— I- To Jim Robison, 1 will a paved bock rood whenever he chooses to be on one at 2:30 in the morning. To my little sister Sheryl, 1 will all the fun 1 hod in high school and the ability to keep owoy from the pranks of the seniors. c 1 m Z 1, Charlotte Elder, being of much body (or so eveeyone tells me) and nor enough mind, do O 73 sc r- i- hereby store my lost will and testament: To the next head cheerleader, 1 will lots of patience and a book of original skits. To Andy Becker, 1 will lots of my unnecessary podding so he con enjoy long bus rides. To my cousins, Jonet, Carmen, and Sue, 1 will my basketball abilities to do with whor they will v m z and all the fun 1 hod cheerleoding. Finally, to Joe Albers, 1 will o great senior year like mine was. O 73 1, Rusty Godfrey, being of exceptional mind and adequate body, do hereby will the following: 1— r L l m 106 To Mike Becker, the ability of becoming o coachable” player for Coach Boird. To my sister, Lori, the ability to get along with the rest of the girls in her doss for or least one day. And finally, to Brian Swinford, oil of the idiotic nicknames 1 hove acquired through high school. I, Jim Hailing, being of sound mind and body, do hereby store my lost will and testament: To Andy Clements, I will 100 lbs. of foot powder so his shoes won't rot so fast. To Mike Decker, the ability to go dur for cross country for four years ond not accomplish o single thing. And finally, to my little brother ond sister, Donald ond Jane, any luck that I hove left so they won't sprain their ankles while ploying basketball. I, Melanie Hundertmork, being of asinine mind ond preposterous body, do hereby will the following: To Brian Swinford, someone else who appreciates his cure ears ond blood clutters ond con remind him where if is or. To my little brother, Jeremy, o patch of ice in front of the bus every day so he con donee and o book entitled 1,000,002 Amazing Facts. I, Mary Myers, being of small mind ond body, do hereby will to the following people: To Drien Heinen, o book ond o new partner to help him beat the system while raking rests. To Jim Betts, I will my ability to get up or 5:30 in the morning for cross country. To Scott Elder, Kevin Zeir, ond Andy Clements, I will my ability to go out on weekends and hove everything I need; I think you know what I mean guys! I, Tommy Sowards, being of no mind and lots of body, do hereby will the following: To Teresa Long, o life long fantasy to fulfill her dreams. To Karen Richey, someone to stand in front of her locker when she wonts in it. To Mrs. Ringe, another aide almost os good os I was. I, Karen Soyland, being of kinky body and mind, do hereby store my lost testament: To Andy Becker ond Steve Libel, I will o life rime supply of Rubic's cubes to occupy oil of their rime in study hall. To Brenda Matthias, I will o job or Godfathers. To Kelli, my big, little sister, I will the ability to stay our of trouble or or least the ability to never get caught. I, Chuck Swinford, being of strong body and weak mind, do hereby will the following: To Andy Clements, my ability to ploy basketball; he needs it badly! To Steve Becker, my book on 20 different ways to start a Plymouth, complete with sledge hammer. I, Mary Jo Walsh, being of adequate mind ond body, do hereby store my final will ond testament: To Mr. Leorherman, I will another senior that can sir in the lobby oil day ond insist that she doesn't hove dosses to go to. To the people who sir in the lobby over noon hour, I will something to moke it exciting like it used to be or noon so they con quit complaining. Finally, to Mr. Honor I will another group of ambitious senior girls that sleep in the lobby ond o PE class full of girls that won't complain. Being of great imagination that my body is terrific ond my fantastic broin is superb, I, Lori Winchester, do hereby bequeath my lost will and testament: To Jane Denton, my ability to take dictation of 130 w.p.m. To Brendo Matthias, my many diets. To Carolyn Horton, o dote with your favorite guy, Mike Anderson. To whoever wonts what's left, you con hove if!! 107 PROPHECIESPROPHECIESPROPHECIESPROPHECIESPROPHECIESPROPHEC MELANIE BAIRD — Melanie Baird, afrer graduating from Midway High School, has gone on ro become a famous song and book writer. Her two books ore The Joys and Sorrows of o Homecoming Queen ond 101 Things To Do When You're Stuck in rhe Mud. She has recorded her own version of I Love o Rainy Night.” JERRE ANN BAKER — Jerre Ann Baker, better known os rhe ' oil rhumbs” science student, con now be found in college breaking more science equipment. She is also in strict training ro reach her long-life gool, to participate in rhe next Olympic gomes. She will be running her specialty, rhe mile, in 5:36.6. She's expected to be Babe Dedrickson's successor ond also bring home rhe gold medals. Jerre Ann keeps up her training wirhour any ploy, so she enjoys most of her Saturday nights with Danny Rush. You con also find Jerre traveling around to schools giving lectures on how to put o dent in your cor ond still miss rhe train. SHERI BECKER — Afrer Scary” graduated from high school ond Crum's Beauty School, she opened her own Crummy” beauty shop in rhe high school girls' bathroom. In her spore time, she con be seen leading her little Rumbough s around rhe streets of Purcell. TERESA BERRY — Teresa Berry hos started o very new ond active life by moving ro Hollywood and raking over Jane Russell’s T.V. commercial, for you full-figured women. She has also token Doc Severinsen’s place on rhe Johnny Corson Show. She con be seen peeling around in that old W she still hos. CATHY CLUCK — Cathy Cluck is now seen going from door ro door in her little mustang ringing door bells selling Avon. CHARLOTTE ELDER — Afrer graduating from Midway, she went on to become Miss America ond Miss Universe. She hos also become o well-known author with rhe best seller entitled 160 Ways ro Become o Queen. Having been married for two years ro Joe Albers, olios Joey Bean Head, she now hos a one year old girl whom she reaches ro walk, talk, ond pose. RUSTY GODFREY — Rusty Vir Vir” Godfrey, olios Bugeye Fly, is rhe proprietor of Superfly's Video Arcade in Moray, KS. This business venture hos been less than prosperous because Vir Vir is running off customers so he con ploy rhe gomes himself. This spring, os he has for rhe post twenty years, Rusty reported ro the Kansas City Royols spring training comp in Florida. By rhe time he hod arrived, vio his green bomb, rhe team hod already moved north. Rusty hos indicated that he will try again next year. GARY GRIDER — Gory Guard” Grider, after graduating from high school, went on to become on honor student ond All-American cornerbock. Afrer earning o degree in commercial art, Gary was employeed by McDonald Restaurants Inc., where he now designs ond oversees rhe manufacturing of Ronald McDonald hand puppets. JIM HALLING — Jim Weak Ankles Hailing, after ploying basketball for four years or K-Srare, was drafted by rhe Dallas Mavericks where his best friends ore ploying too, Rolando Blackmon ond Mark Aguire. In rhe off season Jim is running on FCA basketball comp where he is teaching young men rhe finer arts of basketball. 108 MELANIE HUNDERTMARK — Afrer groduoring from M. H. S., she con be found or the local riding ocodemy or or on orr'gallery. Melanie married o horse Trader and mode her dream come true. She hos oil rhe horses she will ever wonr. LEWIS JOHNSON — Lewis Johnson, berrer known os Louie Appleseed, when nor being rhe fearless fire fighrer, con be found in rhe backwoods of Troy riding his horse Elmer and gunning down helpless beovers. Lewis con srill be found peddling his cider or Midway ofrer oil rhese years. MARY MYERS — Mary Myers, commonly known os Space Cose,” con now be seen or K. U. showing people how ro space our!! She is also giving lessons on how ro spike your opponenr so rhey won r do good and spike yourself or rhe some rime. TAMMY SOW ARDS — Afrer groduoring from M. H. S., Tommy decided she wonred ro run around for awhile. A year and o half lorer she decided she wonred ro be o hairsrylisr, so Tommy wenr ro o beaury school. Afrer finally complering her course, she groduored. Now she owns her own shop ond con be seen wirh her hubby ond rwo lirrle boys. KAREN SOYLAND — Karen Soylond, berrer known os Kinky, con now be seen spending her days rooming around or college ond her nighrs wirh Tyrone! In her spore rime she hos wrirren o book colled 165 Woys of Laughing ond Nor Even Know Whor You ore Laughing About. CHUCK SWINFORD — Charles Chucky Baby Swinford. son of o banker, will release his new hir album Chucky's in Love” nexr week ro rhe delighr of oil his fans. While nor singing Chuck con be seen or home breeding sows. MARY JO WALSH — Afrer groduoring from M. H. S., Mary Toe Joe” Walsh married Todd Heinen, which was rhe high poinr of her life. Afrer giving birrh ro o bouncing baby somerhing or onorher, she began on exciring career in compurer science ond is now rhe soul supporrer of her family. What do you think you're doing? glores Dovid Decker while Jim Holling studies 109 110 Here we sit, not knowing where to srort. We do know rhor we re glod it's ended. When you first wolk into the room, 112 poges doesn't sound like rhor much, bur it seems like on eternity before you get your first poge done. Even worse thon the first poge is the first forty poge deodline. Thot reminds us: deodlines ore heodoches, news tips ore o bore, ond news columns ore just one more thing to do, (os if we don't hove enough to do already.). It wasn't oil bod; we hod o few loughs here ond there. Even though the closs wos small, the added responsibilities mode each of us realize whor o big port we hod in putting this yearbook together We would like to thonk Mrs. Stillings for oil of her support ond for her willingness to pitch in ond help when we were behind. Thanks also go to anyone who contributed in ony way, shape, or form. We've put o lot of rime ond effort into this yearbook, ond we re sure it's the best yearbook ever. (They soy thot every year, ond who ore we to break tradition!!!) Toodles! Yearbook Staff '82 Dock row from hr J Robison. L. Nigus. S Decker. L Winchester Front row from hr. J Denton. M Doird. D Motthios ond S Ricklefs CLOSINGCLOSINGCLOSINGCLOSINGCLOSINGCLOSINGCLOSINGCLOSING The bench, k: Willie Keebler. Jerry Btox, Jim Meredith, ond Jock The Boosters ger reody for the High Hoopers In the gome held on Feb 15. Demon BOOSTERSBOOSTERSBOOSTERSBOOSTERSBOOSTERSBOOSTERSBOOSTERS Thonks ore extended to the following people for their contributions towards this yearbook. Kelley Stillings Elden Ninemire ond Family Dyron ond Doris Myers Jim ond Tina Hutchison Doro Rirzinger Bobbie Evans Don Nigus Family Bendeno Auto Repair Mick Kentzler Charlie's Repair, Bendeno, KS Terry Weilond Tereso Weilond Ruth Weilond Golen Weilond Postmaster Dorlyne Johnson Bendeno Store Bonk Atwater Insurance Agency Chorlie Holzhey Family Bob Albers Family Cheryl Lodd Paul Johnson Family Mark ond Sharon Juhl Greg, Potty, ond Amondo Bevis Dylmo Ringe Dinah Morley The Herb Howkins Family Bill ond Normo Allen Bill ond Pot Triplett Don Elder Family Jono Berry Mr. ond Mrs. Jim Leothermon Mr. ond Mrs. Bud Gordon ond Family Mr. ond Mrs. Jerry Brox ond Family Tom ond Lorene Roberts The Caffeine Club, Sterling College Jock ond Mory Lynn Robison Tom ond Jeon Robison Village Interiors Eddix Rainbow Dr. ond Mrs. Emerson Voder Dorothy ond Horlon Hozen Delus Ricklefs ond Sons AGRO PLUS Jerry ond Nancy Borriger Susan, Dennis, Denise, Becky, ond Ryon Winchester Phil ond Soroh Albers ond Family Norma's Country Store Wilfred ond Lilo Mae Keebler Paul ond June Roberts Normon ond Ann Elliott ond Family Gory ond Koy Godfrey ond Family Hoyden ond Mory Beth Elder Pastor Horlon, Ruth, ond Justin Koden Jesse Gregory Family The Boosters sir down for their beef supper to eot ond visit 111 t
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