Ness City High School - Eagle Yearbook (Ness City, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1986 volume:

Zable of Contents People 2 Sports 32 Activities 50 Academics 68 Index 78 Zable of Contents 1 Secondary 2 faculty IS Support Personnel 20 School Hoard 21 Elementary 22 Mallei s and Sagies Make Joint Appearance Not only was 1986 the year of the Eagle, it was also the year of the Com- et. Halley's Comet made its passage around the sun and around the earth after 76 years. Ness City Eagles made their marks in 180 days, studying or playing from August 26,1985, to May 23, 1986. The Comet, frozen particles of dust and gas, is a member of the solar sys- tem. Ness City High School, 108 strong, is a member of the WKEA league, and Ness City Grade School, 261, is a member of Qua-Valley. Four hundred forty-six people comprise USD No. 303, Ness County School District. The Comet and the Eagle are unique. Both are reoccurring — the Comet in 2062, the Eagle in 1987. 2 People familiar faces at A1 CMS 3row 8:00 to 4:00, Monday through driday, August to May Page 2-1. Hexamer Bisbee attended the Young Astronaut Training Program at the Hutchinson Cosmosphere, Summer '85. 2. Jeff Gnagy, Jason Karlin, Craig Maier, and Traci Winter study. Page 3-1. Amy Foulke, Tawnja Schweitzer, and Jo- die DeShazo must be happy. 2. Darla Goodman has spirit on roll-em-up day during spirit week. 3. Senior play's Ter- rific Trio: Jeff Gnagy, Nancy Meyeres, and Curtis Zerr. 4. Lisa Garrison and Lisa Oberley snack at noon. 5. Sara James and Belinda Benedict model the latest fashions. 6. Melissa Fiegel gathers her books for U.S. Government. Candids 3 Seniors in Action Work for Zomorrow Twenty-nine seniors were in the class of '86. One class member, Grete KvaLo, a foreign exchange student from Bergen, Norway, was hosted by Warren and Mary Lou Hall, Ness City. The seniors were sponsored by Bob Vavricka. They were led by Rob Clouston, President; Traci Winter, Vice-President; Justina Johnson, Secretary Treasurer; and Sean Ries, Stuco Representative. Since this is the year of the comet, some seniors were asked, What does it mean to be graduating in the year of Halley's Comet? Re- plies were People will remember the year of 1986; it will be special, and I'll enjoy looking back at it. ... It makes us feel like the stars of the school. ... It is special, because people will remember our class when they look back at 1986. Grete explained the differences be- tween American and Norwegian schools — The school day begins at 8:30 a.m. and ends at 1:50 p.m. We have six hours; each is 45 minutes long, with ten-minute breaks be- tween classes that are on a rotation schedule from Monday to Friday. Lunch period is forty minutes and students may go to a store, bring lunch, or buy milk or yogurt, be- cause there is no cafeteria. A stu- dent goes to high school for three years before going to college. Let- ters are used for grading in the high school: S=A, M = B, G=C, NG=D, LG = F and numbers 5 to 1 are used for college grades. As the school year ended, the sen- iors were excited about graduation. Commencement was a happy, but sad occasion, because each senior would be going his or her separate way. Every senior had plans to go to college or to work, or as in Grete's case, she was planning to resume her second year of her col- lege education. Darin E. Robinson Penny Jo Wise Curtis D. Zerr Yvette Suzanne Kraus Sean Paul Ries Denise Arlene Johnson 4 Seniors Mechelle Taa Foos Vance Kirk Lawrence Jennifer Lee Howell Todd Alan Stum Nancy Jo Meyeres James Robert Crombie Tresa Sue Hilmes Craig Allen Maier Traci Winter Chris Allen Holmes Justina Joy Johnson Jason Randall Karlin Seniors 5 People in Action 1. Rob Clouston, Melissa Fiegel, Yvette Kraus, Tresa Hilmes, and Grete KvaLo show their spirit. 2. Carolyn McCabe works on her computer program. 3. Melissa Munsch, Chris Crombie, and Lisa Garrison work on a yearbook page. 4. Come on, Amy Foulke, Smile! 5. Jay Ummel receives help on a math problem from Miss Musselwhite. 6. Lori Slagle and Lisa Eckels concentrate on the year- book ladder. 6 Candids p xrajumi iOn- No v. c i Uns de Oa 1. Verla Slagle, Annetta Whipple, and Melissa Fiegel are enthusiastic for spirit week. 2. J.R. Vakel is happy about his picture. 3. O.K., Brett McCoy, what have you been up to?” 4. David Oberley has just completed running the sports stats. 5. Jeff Barb, Kelly Vogel, and John Ross receive help from Yvonne Gantz. 6. Denise Rowe and Michelle Schwartz cook spaghetti for the class. Caiuiids 7 William Robert Clouston Grete KvaLo Jeff Gnagy Melissa Ann Fiegel J.R. Yakel Carolyn Ann McCabe Jeffery Scott Werth Lori Jo Slagle Delvin L. Curtis Joseph M. Smith Daniel Bryan Kelley 8 Smiors 1. Carolyn McCabe, Nancy Meyeres, Traci Winter, and Mechelle Foos have just finished their assignments for com- puter class. 2. Curtis Zerr and Jason Kar- lin work on their Accounting II during 6th hour. 3. Officers and Sponsor: Jus- tina Johnson, Bob Vavricka, Traci Win- ter, Rob Clouston. and Sean Ries. 4. Jim Crombie thinks about his ability to blow a kazoo in the senior play. 5. Grete KvaLo watches her American friends play basketball during their luch hour. 6. Lori Slagle, Penny Wise, and Dan Kelly have just taken a vocabulary test. Catidids 9 People in Action Work to Achieve 1. Beverly Mussel white takes notes for her geometry lec- ture. 2. Juanita Parker averages grades. 3. Lori Slagle and Tawnja Schweitzer work on a division page. 4. Darin Robinson and Lori Slagle listen to Michelle Oelke's instructions. 5. Jeff Werth cleans a transmission. 6. Mi- chelle Schwartz prepares to cook in the Home Ec II class. 1. Jeff Barb gets telephone numbers from Linda Skinner. 2. Sean Barrett waits for Jer- ry Marshall's instructions. 3. Carolyn McCabe and Yvetter Kraus work on a biol- ogy project. 4. Lois McLeish averages grades. 5. Janet Langer and Allison Stout work on their German, o. David McCabe. Gary Bry- an, and Bobby Sculley listen to Carol Spady's German lecture. 7. Verla Slagle makes clam chowder during Home Ec. class. 8. Ken Gnagy waits for a serve in badmitton. Camiids 11 Humors in Action Plan Pig The members prepared for the big event of the Junior class. Throughout the year they sold maga- zines and worked in concessions to finance the prom and the band. They chose . . . Mike Fiegel, President; Bruce Cam- bron, Vice-President; Darla Goodman, Secretary; Annetta Whipple, Treasurer; and Brett McCoy, Stuco Representative. Sponsors Kent Blakeslee and Carla Stroup assisted in the plans for this momen- tous year. 1. In the Homecoming spirit: Front Row- Tawnja Schweitzer, Lisa Oberley, Pam White, and Jeff Barb. Back Row- Sean Barrett, Lisa Eckels, Layton Whipple, Shelly Blake, and Ryan Whitley. 2. Bruce Cambron studies chemical reactions. 3. Officers: Front Row- An- netta Whipple, Bruce Cambron, Mike Fiegel, Brett McCoy, Darla Goodman. Back Row- Kent Blakeslee and Carla Stroup. 4. Melissa Munschand, Lisa Eckels work on a yearbook page. 5. Ryan Whitley, Mike Fiegel, and Darla Goodman count the money. 12 Huniors Jeff Barb Jodie DeShazo Lisa Garrison Melissa Munsch Verla Slagle JUNIORS § 71 Sean Barrett Lisa Eckels Darla Goodman Lisa Oberley Kelly Vogel Shelly Blake Mike Fiegel Penny Marcus Tawnja Schweitzer Annetta Whipple Bruce Cambron Joel Fitzgerald Brett McCoy Mike Sheldon Layton Whipple f i IL ’ V I Chris Crombie Amy Foulke David Mitchell Scott Sherwin Pam White Teresa Cross Kelly Gabel Jennifer Moore Jason Slagle Ryan Whitley {juniors 13 Sophomores Action Perform daily tasks The Sophomores are active in many N.C.H.S. activities. Many were involved in organizations and sports. They started their year by selecting class rings, going to ball games, and rounded out the year as servers at the prom. The class elected ... Denise Rowe, President; Michelle Schwartz, Vice-President; Rachael Wil- kerson, Secretary Treasurer; Kevin Stoecklein, Stuco Representative; and Jerry Marshall, Spon- sor. 1. Aaron Kelley, John Ross, and Kent Dexter demonstrate their typing. 2. Desiree Law- rence and Jay Ummel watch as Travis Betz answers a geometry proof. 3. Erin Shavers, Kim Winter, and Desiree Lawrence have spirit. 4. Officers: Kevin Stoecklein, Mi- chelle Schwartz, Rachael Wilkerson, Denise Rowe, and Jerry Marshall. 14 Sophomores No Photo Available Tina Beck Greg Erb Rick Johnston Denise Rowe Butch Thatcher Belinda Benedict Sandy Harmison Aaron Kelley Michelle Schwartz Jay Ummel Travis Betz Matt Heckman Desiree Lawrence Erin Shauers Dawn Werth Kent Dexter Brenda Herren Bob Pfannenstiel Kevin Stoecklein Rachael Wilkerson Aaron Janke John Ross Dawn Tenny Kim Winter Sophomore 15 Ireskmen Action Begin Anew In their first year at Ness City High School, the Freshmen joined organizations and clubs, did new activities, and met different people. They learned about their new surroundings with the help of upperclassmen. Their rough routines and their new experiences were challenges that prepared them for their Sophomore year. 1. Bryan Whipple. Jill Uehling, and Aaron Pfannenstiel are involved in vocabulary. 2. Michelle Oelke helps Jamie Moore and Darin Wagner with their English. 3. Diane Eckels, Tracee Blake, Kristina Schlegel, Barbara Kerr, and Allison Stout punk out during spirit week. 4. It's a cold winter day for Jill Uehling, Kristina Schlegel, Janet Langer, and Kim Buchanan. 5. Bryan Whipple, Stuco representative; Scott Maier, Vice- President; Mark Lyon, President; Diane Eckels, Secretary- Treasurer; and Michelle Oelke, Sponsor. 6. Arlen Walter does his math. 16 drcskmcn Tracee Blake Diane Eckels Mark Lyon Aaron Pfannenstiel Gina Sutton Gary Bryan Brennan Good Scott Maier Kristina Schlegel Jill Uehling Kim Buchanan Sara James David McCabe B.J. Schmitt Darin Wagner Teresa Copeland Barbara Kerr Kory McFarren Monnie Schmitt Arlen Walter Janet Langer Matt Miller Bobby Sculley Bryan Whipple Jamie Moore Allison Stout Jason Whipple lreskmen 17 ueuczy The faculty is one group left out when the trophies, medals, and recognitions for every club, activity, and sport are given. This spe- cial group gives hours of work to assist the students of N.C.H.S The students appreciate the help given to them. Thank you, teachers, you are our stars. 1. SOCIAL SCIENCE- Tim Hunter, Social Studies; Carla Stroup, Guidance; and Kenneth Gnagy, History. 2. FINE ARTS- Front Row- Jack Simpson, Art; and Jim Frank, Vocal Music. Back Row- Cecilia Lewand, Instrumental Music. 3. MATH SCIENCE BUSINESS- Front Row- Patricia Flax, Biology; Beverly Mus- sel white, Mathematics; and Juanita Parker, Business Education. Back Row- Fred Howie, Mathematics; and Jerry Marshall, Physical Science. 4. LANGUAGE ARTS LIBRARIAN- Front Row- Yvonne Gantz, Language Arts; Michelle Oelke, Language Arts, and Carol Spady, Foreign Language. Back Row- David Oberley Librarian. 5. INDUSTRIAL VOCATIONAL EDUCATION- Kent Blakeslee, Vo- cational Agriculture; Lois McLeish, Home Economics; and Robert Vavricka, In- dustrial Arts. 18 faculty 1. JUNIOR HIGH- Front Row- Carol Spady, Language Arts; Terry Sutton, Social Studies; Bonnie Simpson, Art and Science. Back Row- Kay Horchem, Science; Alan Beck, Math; Frances Schwindt, Math; Mary Sor- ensen, English; Mike Wallace, Social Stud- ies. ELEMENTARY- 2. Front Row- Nancy Marshall, Kindergarten; Staci Jones, Third Grade; Doris Petersilie, Second Grade. Back Row- Betty Dexter, Second Grade; Stephanie Nichepor, First Grade; Ruth Pugh, First Grade; Atha Kershner, Third Grade. 3. Teressa Pfannenstiel, Reading. 4. Coline Marcus, Librarian; Carolyn Vogel, Piano; Rose Neumann, Physical Education Aide. One other special group is left out when the trophies, medals, and recognitions are given for activities and sports. The elementary school faculty is a special group to the students. Students appreciate the hard work and long hours that you spend. Thank you, teachers, for the work you do. faculty 19 SUPPPOK ZSZMd Keeps the School Punning Smoothly 1. COOKS- Sharon Strobel, Hildegard Tittel, Donna Ellis, and Viola Wolfe, head cook. 2. BUS DRIVERS- Rich Pfannenstiel, Judy Davenport, Paul Wassinger, Arlan Parker, Neah Whipple, also school nurse, and John Herman. 3. SECRETARIES- Aylene Barrett, also board clerk; Jeanette Janke, district; Linda Skinner, secondary; and Diane Harmison, elementary. 4. JANITORS- Front row- Dave Barrett and Clarence Stenzel. Back row- Bill White and Jerry Schuler 20 Support Staff AVMJMSZKAZJOtf Keeps Schools Organized School board members: Front row- Helen Floyd, Jerry Eckels, Mary Grumbein, and Kenneth Schlegel. Back row- Dwane Santala, Chester Ross, and Ernest McVicker Elementary school building February 7, 1986 was the be- ginning of the end for the ele- mentary school building. The Board of Education and the administration made a deci- sion to evacuate the sixty-four year old red brick building because of its unsafe struc- ture. Junior high students began attending classes in the high school buildings, and the stu- dents in grades 1 to 6 began attending classes in the ele- mentary building's east wing. The kindergarten students were in the Methodist Church basement until April 7, 1986, when they moved into the north end of the administra- tion building. The library moved into the gym of the elementary school on April 2, 1986. Superintendent Terry Karlin said, Obviously we re con- sidering rebuilding the build- ing. But with the depressed agricultural climate and the decreased oil prices, this is hardly the time to submit a bond election vote to the pa- trons of the district; however, we cannot continue to operate as we presently are. Terry Karlin Superintendent Ralph Wilkerson Secondary School Principal William Janssen Elementary School Principal A dministration 21 SJQMZM Kassie Crombie Travis Knotts Crystal Schwien Jason Ferguson Dirk Myrtle Eric Deppersehmidt Kim Marshall Alica Walter Aaron Gnagy Tim Nuss Alan Gnagy Stephen Pfaff Heather Zerr Danny Lawrence Dusty Pfannenstiel Lori Harmison Nyle Reinert Sheri Clifton Damian Love Sandy Robinson K IV k ! Grant Janke Rudy Rolo Yvonne Cross Tony Lutters Justin Slagle 22 Sigkth Beau Kraus Travis Schweitzer Stephanie Erb Alice McCreight Jennifer Stiawalt sevsNZH Mj� , |fe Cetra Oberhelman LaDonna Yakel Andrea Miner Amy Teeter lift A S Chanda Lyon Andrea Yaeger Charles Johnson Heidi Sutton Jeff Bryan Buffy Holmes Trent Shull Pat Clouston Justin Richardson Gerome Copeland Jenny Kaler Lea Werth Jason Garrison Ellen Sculley Troy Clouston Amy Inselman Shawn Taylor Jackie Gardner Jolene Ries I Andy Schneider Kim Brown Scott Morgan John Wetig Seventh 23 SJXZM Sandy Dinsmore Aubrey Herrman Jason Michaelis Misti Tenny Jill Foulke Stephanie Heckman Dawn O'Hair Kristie VonLehe Paul Fountain Richie Holecek Anissa Pfannenstiel Chuck Wedgewood B.J. Gabel Andrew Humburg Debbie Rolo Jason Yakel Mike Goddard Mike Kerr Eric Schmitt Jason Young Hexamer Bisbee Samantha Hansen Matt Marshall Tasha Stenzel Trevor Zimmer 24 SiKth mzM -------1 No Photo A va'ia ie k______________A Tannon Blake Cale Good Nathan Stiawalt James Deaton Shawn McFarren Joy Borger Tonya Lutters Aaron VanDegrift Tod Depperschmidt Dan Miner Marianne Brown Cindy Myrtle Ken J. Woods Jennifer Frank Kerrie Rowe Amy Cranston Chad Oberhelman Shane Adams Jamie Larkin Jerry Ummel Kirk Erickson Greg Prakorn Keith Burditt Jeremy Marlett Melissa Vavricka Michael Foss Trina Shull Julie Clark Valerie Mauch Cindy Yeager Jifth 25 70UK ZM Cody Caskey Mike Nuss Jeff White Zane Hansen Andy Marshall Mike Eckels Tobi Reinert Blake Whitley Brian Hill Brian Mellies Karin Frazier Tracy Schweitzer Shawn Winter Donnetta Hoss Cory Schwien Morgan Gross Barry Schwien Erika Bisbee Seren Humburg Hollie Schwindt Sarah Holecek Terena Skinner Nathan Copeland Coli Inselman Lana Unruh Susie Larkin Jill Stenzel Billie Jo Davenport Brad Jones James Wetig 26 fourth ZMJKD Heather Clouston Micah Lester Quentin Robinson Crystal Funk Jennifer Michaelis April Cross Brandon Marlett Travis Snyder Matt Hagans Janel Muller % V . Amy Dexter Phillip Morgan Mandi Stenzel Dustin Kaler David Ramsey Stephanie Hagans Grace Prakorn Charity Stout Brad Kerr Sondra Robinson Shane Hansen Donnie Reinert Janetta Whipple John Martin Misty Schweitzer Heridy Humburg Todd Richardson Stephanie White Naomi McCullough Odell Schweitzer Zhird 27 sseom Rebecca Humburg Amanda Summey Billy Briney Jared Petersilie Jeremey Markey Brooke VanDegrift Tyson Compton Christine Richard Luke McVicker Keith VanZandt Craig Frazier Amanda Schneider Stephen Nichepor Jason Walker Coby Calla Jason Stout Kendra Stabel Brian Williams Heather Grover Lori VanDegrift 28 Sccond James French Russell Stuckey Jason Woods Sonny O'Hair Peter Vaeger JJKSZ Alisha Barnhill Christopher McCracken Andrea Slagle Feather Coley Corey Hagans Jay D. Frank Jesse Muller Jordan Tittel Ricky Dennis Walter Morgan Jessica Cross Tara Reinert Tony VanDegrift Melody Eckels Darrel Ramsey Nichol Humburg Chris Richard Kris VanZandt Jennifer French Kristi Schneider Lana Keeton Jason Richardson Candice Vigil Nathan Gaskamp Katherine Simpson Melissa Kraft Brandon Schwindt Kevin Wiles Crystal Goodrow Eric Slagle dirst 29 Niki Sutton Ryan Unruh Tim Vavricka Casie Wiles Ryan Winter Mariana Yakel spsejM sDueAZJOW 1. Paul Reifschneider, School Psychologist 2. Jim Lawlor, Peripatologist 3. Linda Rupp, Paraprofessional 4. Sheryl Rogers, Speech Language Pathologist 5. Jan Eck- els, Paraprofessional 6. LuAnn DeWald, Resource Room Teacher 7. Marye Clous- ton, Secretary 8. Brenda Horchem, Re- source Room Teacher 9. Linda Sekavec, Resource Room Teacher 30 Special Education Annalise Bisbee Brian Jones Tennille Telefson Corie Burditt Faydra Nuss KJ]W8K$AKZetf Christopher Carney Cassandra Lester Jennifer Walker Ginger Caskey Duane Poland Justin Clouston Brenda Mellies Boe Williams Brian Holecek Marie Helms Becky Davenport Joshua Murrell Travis Williams Nicole Hubert Bill Shreve No Pnoto Available April Dennis Travis Petersilie Brandon Adams Amanda Marshall Damon Stabel t A t ■ Bradley Hoss Bethany Sutton Nicholas Base Ryan Mauch Amy Walker Kindergarten 31 32 Sports Swing Zo Action (girls Zennis Eight players of the tennis team en- tered eight meets in the fall. The girls played singles and doubles on courts as far away as Tribune, Ster- ling, and Greensburg. Returning lettermen were Penny Marcus, Denise Rowe, and Rachael Wilkerson. Second-year players were Jodie DeShazo, Amy Foulke, and Tawnja Schweitzer. Lisa Garri- son and Jill Uehling joined the team this year, and Fred Howie re- turned to coach for his second year. 1. Amy Foulke steps into a backhand shot. 2. Jodie DeShazo shows her serving form. 3. Rachael Wilkerson fights the Kansas wind during a meet. 4. Tawnja Schweitzer concen- trates on her swing. 5. Denise Rowe jumps high for a winning shot. Front row- Lisa Garrison, Amy Foulke, Fred Howie, Tawnja Schweitzer, and Jodie DeShazo. Back row- Penny Marcus, Rachael Wilkerson, Jill Uehling, and Denise Rowe. Zennis 33 football Pass Juto Action Team- Front Row: Mike Wallace, Tim Hunter, Assistant Coaches; Jason Karlin; Craig Maier; Todd Stum; Delvin Curtis; Darin Robinson; Jeff Gnagy; Curtis Zerr; Rob Clouston; Sean Ries; Ken Gnagy, Head Coach. Middle Row: Ryan Whitley; Jason Slagle; Bruce Cambron; Sean Barrett; Layton Whipple; John Ross; Kevin Stoeklein; Kelly Vogel; Travis Betz; Matt Heckman; Rick Johnston. Back Row: Brennan Good; Darin Wagner; Bryan Whip- ple; Scott Maier; David McCabe, Bobby Sculley; Jason Whipple; Jay D. Ummel; Kent Dexter; Aaron Janke, Manager. SENIORS 10- Curtis Zerr 11- Craig Maier 20- Sean Ries 30- Jeff Gnagy 37- Darin Robinson 47- Rob Clouston 62- Delvin Curtis 77- Todd Stum 89- Jason Karlin 34 football 1985 football Scores ’Home Game WE THEY Sterling Claflin Ashland Lincoln LaCrosse Ellinwood St. Francis Atwood Dighton The Ness City Eagles ended the 1985 football year with a 3-6 win-loss record. They finished second overall in the WKEA league. Jeff Gnagy, Sean Ries, Delvin Curtis, and Todd Stum were se- lected for the All-League team. Jeff Gnagy received Honorable Mentions for All-Southwest Kansas (Hutchinson NEWS) and All-State (Wichita EAGLE-BEA- CON). Sean Ries received Hon- orable Mentions for All-South- west Kansas (Hutchinson NEWS) and All-Area (Great Bend TRIBUNE). 1. Sean Ries carries against the LaCrosse Leopards. 2. Curtis Zerr assists Darin Robinson. 3. Jeff Gnagy avoids a block. 4. Tim Hunter, Mike Wallace, Ken Gnagy, and Todd Stum watch from the sidelines. football 35 Volleyball ( Iris Dive Jnto Action Experienced players were on the volleyball team this year; their re- cords indicated their de- sire to win. Head Coach Patricia Flax was assist- ed by Carla Stroup. The Varsity's record was 17 wins and 10 losses. The team won second in WK.EA league play and third in the league tour- nament. The Junior Varsity team also had more wins than losses. Some opponents were teams from other leagues. 1. Front row- Barbie Kerr, Kristina Schlegel, Tracee Blake, Diane Eckels, and Sarah James. Second row- Kim Winter, Tina Beck, Belinda Benedict, Brenda Herren, Sandy Harmison, Dawn Tenny, and Gina Sutton. Third row- Erin Shauers (man- ager), Lisa Eckels, Darla Goodman, Verla Slagle, Annetta Whipple, Jennifer Moore, Lisa Oberley, Shelly Blake, and Te- resa Copeland (manager). Fourth Row- Carolyn McCabe, Traci Winter, Justina Johnson, Denise Johnson, and Mechelle Foos. 2. Verla Slagle waits to return Annetta Whipple's set. 3. Justina Johnson spikes the ball. 36 Volleyball NESS 15-9-15 OPPONENT Ulysses 13-15-7 15-15 Leoti 3-3 11-10 Utica 15-15 9-6 Ransom Bazine 15-15 «21 9-13 15-15 — 8-10 Meade 15-15 15-12-15 Ellinwood 4-15-8 15-15 Jetmore 12-13 9-12 Dighton 15-15 15-15 Cimarron 9-7 15-13-16 Ingalls 8-15-14 15-15 Holcomb 9-5 15-14-15 Sublette 9-16-13 15-10-10 Dighton 8-15-15 NESS 13-15-15 15- 12-10 16- 15 15-12-15 2-7 OPPONENT Quinter Bazine Ransom LaCrosse Wheatland 15-15 9-15-15 14- 9 6-15-8 15- 15 15-15 15-15 Ellis Wakeeney 3-8 1-2 15-18-15 Healy 8-20-7 12-15-15 LaCrosse 15-3-13 9-5 Quinter 15-15 15-16 Ransom 5-14 15-15 Sharon Springs 4-8 5-15-0 Dighton 15-12-15 Volleyball 37 boys basketball Slwot into Action Ness City 52 32 57 38 61 63 57 54 50 46 39 57 39 53 57 42 59 62 67 37 The boys basketball team proved that they were as good as any win- ning team. Even though the Eagles did not have height, they were ver- satile and quick. They were coached by Tim Hunter in his first year at N.C.H.S. The team's goal was to improve last year's record. They did — their re- cord was 4-16. 1. Greg Erb puts up his favorite shot. 2. Curtis Zerr beats the Longhorns to the basket. 3. Jason Karlin gets possession of the ball. Varsity Kinsley Claflin WaKeeney Jetmore Wheatland Ransom Dighton Dighton Wheatland Jetmore Jetmore Cimarron Otis-Bison Bazine WaKeeney Quinter Sublette LaCrosse Ellis Sharon Springs Opponent 62 54 75 58 88 58 63 50 48 68 64 74 56 78 65 88 38 boy’s basketball VARSITY- Coach Tim Hunter, Aaron Janke, Curtis Zerr, Travis Betz, Jeff Gnagy, Kevin Stoecklein, Jeff Werth, Jason Karlin, Craig Maier, Layton Whipple, Mike Fiegel, Sean Ries, and Greg Erb JUNIOR VARSITY- Coach Alan Beck, Brennan Good, Jamie Moore, Scott Maier, Sean Barrett, Travis Betz, Kevin Stoecklein, Jason Slagle, Layton Whipple, Mike Fiegel, Kelly Vogel, Greg Erb, Aaron Janke, and Jason Whipple 1. Sean Ries aims for two points as Rob Clouston and Jason Karlin fight the Hornet defense. 2. Jeff Gnagy watches Jeff Werth shoot for two. FRESHMEN- Coach Alan Beck, Aaron Pfannenstiel, Jason Whipple, Bry- an Whipple, Scott Maier, Bobby Sculley, Arlen Walter, Jamie Moore, Brennan Good, B.J. Schmitt, and Darin Wagner. Hoys Hasketball 39 Slwot into Action Girls Basketball W • Girls Varsity Kinsley Claflin WaKeeney Jetmore Wheatland Ransom Dighton Quinter Ransom Jetmore Cimarron Otis-Bison Bazine WaKeeney Quinter Sublette LaCrosse _ z The N.C.H.S. girls basketball team and first-year coach, Bev Mussel- white, had a 4-15 record this sea- son. At the end of the season. Coach Musselwhite was recognized by Fort Hays State University as an Academic All-American. Eagle records for the season were: Justina Johnson-36% field goal, 201 points leading scorer, 31 steals; Denise Johnson-31 steals; Belinda Benedict-51% free throws; Desiree Lawrence-16 blocked shots, 17 re- bounds in a single game; Tina Beck-40 assists; and Annetta Whipple-5 assists in a single game. 1. Denise Johnson fights for the ball. Front row: Coach Bev Musselwhite, Sandy Harmison, Jennifer Moore, Tina Beck, Dawn Werth, Kim Winter, Coach Pat Flax. Middle row: Denise Johnson, Justina Johnson, Traci Winter, Annetta Whipple. Back row: Jodie DeShazo, Rachael Wilkerson, Desiree Lawrence, Darla Good- man. Not pictured: Gina Sutton and Barbie Kerr 40 Girls Basketball 1. Tina Beck tries to break away from Bazine's defense. 2. The girls anxious- ly await the start of the tournament. 3. Dawn Werth sets up for a free throw at Ransom. 4. Justina Johnson shoots over Ransom's defense. 5. Ness City fans and pep club. ( iris basketball 41 Moijs Zennis Swing Juto Action Fourteen boys were out for tennis this sea- son. The varsity team had eight meets and the junior varsity had two meets. The boys traveled to Southwestern Heights for re- gional play on May 27, 1986. Returning lettermen were Sean Barrett, Chris Holmes, Vance Lawrence, Sean Ries, Kelly Vogel, and Ryan Whitley.. Returning players for this year were Joel Fitzgerald and Brett McCoy. Chris Crombie, Mike Fiegel, David Mitchell, Scott Sherwin, Darin Wag- ner, and Jason Whipple were new members on the team. The varsity players entered Regional play at Southwestern Heights on May 27, 1986. Sean Ries and Kelly Vogel took fourth in doubles to qualify for the state meet at Hes- ston. 1. Front row- Jason Whipple, Brett McCoy, and Scott Sherwin. Middle row- Darin Wagner, Mike Fiegel, Joel Fitzgerald, David Mitchell, and Ryan Whitley. Back row- Kelly Vogel, Sean Ries, Coach Fred Howie, Chris Holmes, and Sean Barrett. 2. Sean Ries warms up. 3. Chris Crombie returns the ball while his partner, Jason Whipple, watches. 4. Mike Fiegel demonstrates his backhand. 42 Boys Zennis Putt Juto Action The golf team attended eight meets, starting their year by going to an invitational meet at Jetmore. Nine boys and one girls wer on the team. They wer coached by Tim Hunter. Rob Clouston was 2nd medalist in the Regional meet at Dighton, qualifying to play in the State meet. He was also voted Most Valuable Player for the second consecutive year. INV1TATIONALS 1. Jamie Moore, John Ross, Coach Tim Hunter, Jay Ummel, Delvin curtis, Greg Erb, Kevin Stoecklein, Robert Clouston, Jim Crombie, Sandy Har- mison, and Aaron Janke. 2. Rob Clouston waits for Greg Erb's putt to go in. 3. Greg Erb carefully lines up his shot. Jetmore- 3rd Ness City- 3rd Cimarron- 3rd Dighton- 3rd Chase- 4th WaKeeney- 8th Asland- 4th Ellis- 6th Golf 43 Zrack Tracking Jnto Action The Ness City High School track teams were smaller this year, but they did not lack in performance. They brought home many individual medals from various meets. School records were set by Jeff Gnagy- 300 meter inter- mediate hurdles, 39.9; Tina Beck- 300 meter hurdles, 53.3, and the boys 3200 meter relay, 3:22.6. The following went to state: Jeff Gnagy- 300 meter hurdles. Third place; Jeff Gnagy, Jason Karlin, Layton Whipple, Curtis Zerr- 3200 meter relay, Second place; Desiree Lawrence- 800 meter, Sixth place. Left: Tina Beck takes a close second place. Above: Belinda Benedict, Tina Beck, Jennifer Moore, and De- siree Lawrence compete against one another during practice. Front row- Brennan Good- Long jump. 3200 meter relay; Jason Karlin- High jump. 1600 meter relay, 3200 meter relay, 400 meter relay; Curtis Zerr- 800 meter, 1600 meter relay, 3200 meter relay; Jeff Gnagy- 300 meter intermediate hurdles, 1600 meter relay, 3200 meter relay. 400 meter relay; Layton Whipple- 400 meter, 1600 meter relay; 3200 meter relay, 400 meter relay; Todd Stum- Shot put. Discus; Bruce Cambron- Shot put. Javelin, Discus. Middle row: Scott Maier- High jump. Long jump, 400 meter; Kelly Gabel- 100 meter, 200 meter, 400 meter, 400 meter relay; Jason Slagle- Javelin, Discus; Travis Betz- Shot put, Javelin; Kent Dexter- Shot put. Discus. Back row: Tina Beck- 100 meter high hurdles, 300 meter low hurdles, 1600 meter relay; Belinda Benedict- High jump, 400 meter, 1600 meter relay; Jennifer Moore- 1600 meter, 1600 meter relay; Desiree Lawrence- High jump, 800 meter, 1600 meter relay 44 Zrack Todd Stum winds up for a winning throw. Zrack 45 Qain dor Action dootball The junior high football team had a winning record this year. The team played competition in the Qua-Valley League and placed second in league play. The team was coached by Alan Beck. He was in his first year as coach at Ness City. 1. His teammates assist Alan Gnagy. 2. Beau Kraus comes up field to make a block for Aaron Gnagy. 3. Tim Nuss blocks for Aaron Gnagy Team: Front row- Michael Kerr, Manager; Charlie Johnson, Justin Richardson, Pat Clouston, Steve Pfaff, Dirk Myrtle, Travis Knotts, John Wetig, Shawn Taylor, Jason Garrison, Jerome Copeland, Troy Clouston, Matt Marshall, Manager; Richie Holecek, Manager. Back row- Alan Beck, Coach; Tim Nuss, Jason Ferguson, Tony Lutters, Aaron Gnagy, Beau Kraus, Grant Janke, Eric Depperschmidt, Travis Schweitzer, Nyle Reinert, Alan gnagy. Dusty Pfannenstiel, Justin Slagle, Andy Schneider, Stats Keeper NESS CITY 34 QUINTER 12 NESS CITY 6 LACROSS 26 NESS CITY 48 KINSLEY 16 NESS CITY 28 RANSOM 0 NESS CITY 36 DIGHTON 18 NESS CITY 48 OTIS-BISON 8 NESS CITY 30 JETMORE 14 46 dootball Girls Volleyball Mump Jute Action Twenty-seven girls were on the ju- nior high volleyball teams. Both teams were coached by Miss Rose Neuman. The eighth grade girls placed fourth in the Qua-Valley League Tournament. Their season record was 4-3. Although the seventh grade girls, with a record 1-6, did not win many games, they had ex- periences to prepare for next year. 1. Front row- Alica Walter, Lori Harmison, Heather Zerr, Kassie Crombie, Jennifer Stiawalt, and Alice McCreight. Back row- Coach Rose Neuman, Sheri Clifton, Kim Marshall, Sandy Robinson, Yvonne Cross, Crystal Schwien, and Stephanie Erb. 2. Heather Zerr and Yvonne Cross get ready to return the serve. 3. Front row- Chanda Lyon, Jenny Kaler, Amy Inselman, Buffy Holmes, Jackie Gardner, Heidi Sutton, Kim Brown, and Coach Rose Neuman. Back row- La- Donna Yakel, Andrea Yaeger, Cetra Ober- helman. Lea Werth, Amy Teeter, Jolene Ries, Andrea Miner, and Ellen Sculley. 4. Alica Walter, Stephanie Erb, Yvonne Cross, and Kassie Crombie plan their next strategy to win the game. OPPONENT EIGHTH Quinter W LaCrosse L Kinsley-Offerle W Ransom W Dighton w Otis-Bison L Jetmore L OPPONENT SEVENTH QUINTER L LaCrosse L Kinsley-Offerle L Ransom W Dighton L Otis-Bison L Jetmore L Girls Volleyball 47 basketball (Jain Experience In the 1985-86 basketball season, the junior high basketball teams traveled to many dif- ferent towns. Each team met opposition in a different way, sometimes winning and sometimes losing. The eighth grade boys won first at the League tournament, which was held at Ness City, and finished the season with a 9-2 record. The eighth grade girls had a 2-8 record, and the seventh grade boys' record was 4-5. The seventh grade girls took 4th place in the tournament and finished the season with a 5-7 record. 1. Front row- Chanda Lyon. Amy Inselman, Jenny Kaler, Andrea Yaeger, Buffy Holmes, and Kim Brown. Back row- Managers Alica Walter and Lori Harmison, Ellen Sculley, Andrea Miner, Cetra Oberhelman, Jolene Ries, and Coach Rose Neuman. 2. Front row- Manager Steven Pfaff, Justin Slagle, Damian Love, Dirk Myrtle, Travis Knotts, and Jason Ferguson. Back row- Coach Mike Wallace, Grant Janke, Aaron Gnagy, Eric Dep- perschmidt, Nyle Reinert, Beau Kraus, Travis Schweitzer, Alan Gnagy, Dusty Pfannenstiel, and Tony Lutters. 3. Front row- Gerome Copeland, Jason Garrison, and Charles Johnson. Back row- Coach Mike Wallace, Justin Richardson, Troy Clouston, and John Wetig. 4. Front row- Jennifer Stiawalt, Kassie Crombie, Stephanie Erb, and Heather Zerr. Back row- Managers Alica Walter and Lori Harmison, Kim Marshall, Crystal Schwien, Sandy Robinson, Yvonne Cross, Alice McCreight, Sheri Clifton, and Coach Rose Neuman 48 basketball Zrack Saloons Soar The four Falcon track teams broke records and placed high in meets midway into the 1986 track season. Twelve records were broken, and many firsts and seconds were taken by the athletes. Junior high coaches were Rose Neuman, Alan Beck, and Mike Wallace. 1. Troy Ciouston, Andy Schneider, and Jason Garrison compete. 2. EIGHTH: Front row- Alica Walter, Stephanie Erb, Kim Marshall, Sheri Clifton, Alice McCreight, Heather Zerr, Yvonne Cross, Lori Harmison, Sandy Robinson, Crystal Schwien, Kassie Crombie, and Jennifer Stiawalt. Back row- Rudy Rolo, Justin Slagle, Steven Pfaff, Grant Janke, Aaron Gnagy, Eric Depperschmidt, Dusty Pfannenstiel, Nyle Reinert, Travis Knotts, Beau Kraus, Tim Nuss, Alan Gnagy, Dirk Myrtle, Travis Schweitzer, Tony Lutters, and Danny Law- rence. 3. SEVENTH: Front row- Andrea Vaeger, Lea Werth, Cetra Oberhelman, Kim Brown, Heidi Sutton, Buffy Holmes, Jolene Ries, Jenny Kaler, Amy Inselman, LaDonna Yakel, and Andrea Miner. Back row- Ellen Sculley, Trent Shull, Andy Schneider, Jason Garrison, Gerome Copeland, Justin Richardson, Charles Johnson, Troy Ciouston, John Wetig, Shawn Taylor, and Chanda Lyon. Zrack 49 Ness City Library 113 South Iowa Ness City, Kansas 67560 yearbook Staff 51 Music 52 Organizations 56 Homecomings 64 Prom 66 1. A physics project that works- Jason Karlin's mousetrap powered, ping pong ball launcher. 2. Pep band members: Front row- Erin Shauers. Middle row- Jason Whipple, Kim Winter. Back row- Denise Rowe, Michelle Schwartz, and Kent Dexter. 3. Pumpkin Smasher Linda Rupp makes a Halloween visit to Ginger Caskey in the afternoon class. 50 Activities yearbook Staff Works dor you The thirteen yearbook staff members worked on the '86 EAGLE during sixth hour. Each person was an editor for a particular division. Yvonne Gantz and Jerry Marshall were advisers. They attended a fall Josten's yearbook workshop at Fort Hays State University to get ideas for the yearbook format. They modified an original Ea- gle design by Jack Simpson, art instructor, for the cover. 1. Brett McCoy and Kelly Gabel are ready to develop a picture. 2. Jerry Marshall and Yvonne Gantz help to make decisions. 3. Front row- Tawnja Schweitzer, Copy Editor; Lori Slagle, Art Editor; and Penny Wise, Faces Editor. Back row- Lisa Eckels, Co-Editor; Lisa Garrison, Academic Editor; Melissa Munsch, Sports Editor; and Pen- ny Marcus, Activities Editor. Standing- Chris Crombie, Layout Editor; Jodie DeShazo, Editor; Teresa Cross, Index Manager; and Brett McCoy, Photography Editor. Not pictured- Amy Foulke, Advertising Manager, and Kelly Gabel, Photog- rapher. 4. Aim! Fire! Shoot! Chris Crombie snaps a picture. 5. Lisa Eckels and Lisa Garrison add final touches to the title page. yearbook Staff 51 Performs, Competes, Hand The concert band and groups per- formed for programs and contests. Director Cecilia Lewand, the band, and the small groups received 1 rat- ings in the WKEA league music contest. In state competition, the band received a I for the second consecutive year. The clarinet en- semble also received a I, and the flute trio received a II. Jason Karlin was voted Most Out- standing Senior Band Memeber. Carolyn McCabe received the John Philip Sousa award. 1. Front row- Nancy Meyeres, Traci Winter, Carolyn McCabe, Rachael Wilkerson, De- siree Lawrence, and Monnie Schmitt. Sec- ond row- Verla Slagle, Sandy Harmison, Mi- chelle Schwartz, Diane Eckels, Teresa Cope- land, Annetta Whipple, Mechelle Foos, and Kristina Schlegel. Third row- Darin Wag- ner, Matt Heckman, Jason Karlin, Jason Whipple, Denise Rowe, Joel Fitzgerald, Kim Winter, Erin Shauers, Kent Dexter, and John Ross. Fourth row- Cecilia Lewand, Tina Beck, Lisa Eckels, and B.J. Schmitt. 2. Clarinet Ensemble- Traci Winter, Nancy Meyeres, Michelle Schwartz, Sandy Har- mison, Verla Slagle, Diane Eckels, and Tere- sa Copeland. 3. Soloist- Joel Fitzgerald. 4. Flute Trio- Rachael Wilkerson, Lisa Eckels, and Carolyn McCabe. 5. Carolyn McCabe receives the Sousa Award from Cecilia Lewand. 6. Brass Ensemble- Kim Winter, Denise Rowe, John Ross, Jason Karlin, Kent Dexter, and Kristina Schlegel 0 52 Pand . . . and Marches Hand Front row- Melissa Munsch, Amy Foulke, Tracee Blake, and Jodie De- Shazo. Back row- Lisa Oberley and Sara James For the fifth consecutive year, the marching band received a I rating at the Kansas State Fair, Hutchin- son. The band also performed pre- game and halftime shows for the home football games. Cecilia Lewand was the director. The flag corps is a colorful part of the band. The girls are also directed by Mrs. Lewand. 1. N.C.H.S. marching band. 2. Lisa Oberley, Lisa Garrison, Sara James, Penny Marcus, Melissa Munsch, Amy Foulke, Tracee Blake, and Jodie DeShazo Band 53 Sing Jn Action The N.C.H.S. choir performed at the Fall, Christmas, and Spring concerts during the school year. The group also went to contests and competed against other schools. Under the direction of Jim Frank, the group prepared for the con- tests in the spring. Some students entered the small groups competi- tion. 1. Front row- Penny Wise, Jodie DeShazo, Grete Kvalo, Gina Sut- ton, B.J. Schmitt, Scott Maier, Joel Fitzgerald, Aaron Pfannenstiel, Darin Wagner, Janet Langer, Monnie Schmitt, Teresa Cope- land, Jill Uehling, Lisa Oberley, and Brenda Herren. Second row- Dawn Tenny, Tresa Hilmes, Yvette Kraus, Belinda Benedict, Jeff Gnagy, Kevin Stoecklein, Kent Dexter, Bryan Whipple, Matt Miller, Carolyn McCabe, Tina Beck, Denise Johnson, Me- chelle Foos, and Jim Frank. Third row- Dawn Werth, Amy Foulke, Lisa Garrison, Melissa Fiegel, Sara James, Melissa Munsch, Bobby Sculley, John Ross, David McCabe, Arlen Walter, Penny Marcus, Nancy Meyeres, Darla Goodman. Teresa Cross, and Pam White. 2. The choir performs for the spring concert. 3. Girls Glee- Penny Wise, Dawn Tenny, Den- ise Johnson, Jodie DeShazo, Tere- sa Copeland, Gina Sutton, Tina Beck, Pam White, Jill Uehling, and Lisa Oberley. Second row- Tresa Hilmes, Dawn Werth, Me- lissa Fiegel, Sara James, Nancy Meyeres, Yvette Kraus, Belinda Benedict, Monnie Schmitt, Penny Marcus, Teresa Cross, Darla Goodman, Carolyn McCabe, and Mechelle Foos 54 Choir 1. Girls twelve- Dawn Tenny, Dawn Werth, Melissa Fiegel, Sara James, Nancy Meyeres, Denise Johnson, Belinda Benedict, Jodie DeShazo, Tina Beck, Jill Uehling, Carolyn McCabe, Teresa Cross, and Lisa Oberley. 2. Boys twelve- Darin Wagner, Scott Maier, Bruce Cambron, Jeff Gnagy, Joel Fitzger- ald, Kevin Stoecklein, Kent Dexter, Bobby Sculley, Matt Miller, David McCabe, John Ross, and Bryan Whipple. 3. Pianists- Denise John- son, Lisa Oberley, and Mechelle Foos. 4. Spring concert performers: Front row- Teresa Copeland, Gina Sutton, Tina Beck, Pam White, and Jill Uehling. Back row- Monnie Schmitt, Penny Marcus, Teresa Cross, Darla Goodman, and Caro- lyn McCabe Choir 55 Choir and Maud Per form Zogether Throughout the school year the band and choir practiced for con- tests and for programs. Jim Frank directed the choir and Cecilia Lewand directed the band for all the junior high music programs. The groups worked during school on individual numbers to take to contests. They competed in the league contest at LaCrosse. 1. Tasha Stenzel, Anissa Pfannen- stiel, and Andrew Humburg are prepared to play. 2. Stephanie Erb, Yvonne Cross, and Alice McCreight are at attention. 3. Ceci- lia Lewand directs the band at the spring concert. 4. Sandy Robinson, Travis Schweitzer, and Jolene Ries perform at the Christmas concert. The EAGLE staff regrets that a picture of the junior high choir was not available. Please accept our apologies for this oversight. 56 Choir Band Pep Club Cheers Juto Action Pep Club 57 Varsity Cheerleaders- Bottom to top- Tina Beck, Shelly Blake, Annetta Whipple, Lisa Eckels, Melissa Fiegel, and Traci Winter The Ness City High School pep club members cheered the sports teams at the games and worked in the concession stands. They also showed their spirit for both homecomings by having pep pals. The members had a sheet painting party to celebrate football homecoming. They made refreshments for the basketball homecoming dance and decorated the gym. Pat Flax was the sponsor. Junior Varsity and Freshmen Cheerleaders- Bottom to top- Rachael Wilkerson, Belinda Benedict, Kim Winter, Dawn Werth, Monnie Schmitt, Tracee Blake, and Diane Eckels Front row- Traci Winter, Nancy Meyeres, Melissa Fie- gel, Denise Johnson, Me- chelle Foos, Carolyn McCabe, Tresa Hilmes, and Grete Kvalo. Second row- Lisa Gar- rison, Jodie DeShazo, Shelly Blake, Annetta Whipple, Tawnja Schweitzer, Lisa Eck- els, Verla Slagle, Lisa Oberley, Darla Goodman, and Penny Marcus. Third row- Michelle Schwartz, Dawn Werth, Tina Beck, Kim Winter, Rachael Wilkerson, Sandy Harmison, Denise Rowe, Jill Uehling, and Gina Sutton. Back row- Janet Langer, Monnie Schmitt, Diane Eckels, Tracee Blake, Kristina Schlegel, Te- resa Copeland, and Sara James. President Justina Johnson; Vice-President Den- ise Johnson; Secretary Trea- surer Darla Goodman; and Stuco Jill Uehling forensics Aim Zo Entertain The forensics team traveled many miles to enter speech and drama festivals and tournaments. In addition, the one-act play cast entered a festival at Dighton. Yvonne Gantz and Mechelle Oelke coached the members and accompanied them to the events. Each member's goal was to receive a I rating or a 1 rating with a I or II ranking in two preliminary rounds and and a final round to qualify for state competition. The alternative was to qualify at the regional speech festival at Hugoton. The Improvised Duet Act of Jason Karlin and Traci Winter qualified several times for state competition, as did the cast of the play, WHY DO WE LAUGH?, by Stephen Gregg. At the state meet in Ransom, the IDA received a one and the play received a II. 1. Jason Karlin and Traci Winter. 2. Front row- Traci Winter, IDA, informative, and stand-in for Darla Goodman in the play; Teresa Copeland, duet act; Gina Sutton, prose interpretation; Kristina Schlegel, duet; Tracee Blake, duet; and Diane Eckels, duet. Second row- Denise Johnson, solo; Kim Winter, IDA and play; Jill Uehling, play; Darla Goodman, extempore and play; and Jodie DeShazo, poetry interpretation. Third row- Scott Sherwin, informative; Sean Barrett, play; Craig Maier, play; Ryan Whitley, IDA; and Darin Wagner, play. Top row- Jason Karlin, extempore and IDA; Bryan Whipple, play; Gary Bryan, duet; and Mark Lyon, duet. Not pictured: Joel Fitzgerald, Tawnja Schweitzer, Curtis Zerr, and Jeff Gnagy. 5S forensics Zhespians Promote Zheater Forty-one students had membership in Troup No. 742 of the International Thes- pian Society. They had varied interests in promoting drama in Ness City High School. Some members participated in forensics, some in the school plays, and some at- tended the opera, HANSEL AND GRE- TEL, which was produced by the Fort Hays Kansas State University music de- partment. The group worked in the con- cession stands for school service and also for proceeds to use for trips and for a meal for the forensics team members. Yvonne Gantz was the sponsor. 1-2. Mrs. Gantz presents Best Thespian awards to Traci Winter and Jason Karlin. 3. Front row- Rachael Wilkerson, Carolyn McCabe, Traci Winter, Gina Sutton, Lisa Oberley, Lisa Garrison, Tina Beck, and Dawn Tenny. Second row- Mechelle Foos, Denise Johnson, Kim Winter, Jill Uehling, Darla Goodman, Jodie DeShazo, and Penny Marcus. Third row- Scott Sherwin. Sean Barrett, Craig Maier, Sean Ries, Ryan Whitley, and Darin Wagner. Top row- Jeff Gnagy, Jason Karlin, Bryan Whipple, Gary Bryan. Mark Lyon, and Kent Dexter Zhespians 59 7MA Work, to Achieve The FHA members had various activities this year. They not only partici- pated in school projects but also in individual projects. The group had a bake sale for the March of Dimes. They and the Kay- Kayettes decorated the school at Christmas, went caroling, and exchanged gifts. Beth Slagle designed floral arrangements, and cosmotologists from the Ultimate in Beauty gave beauty hints and demonstrated hair and skin care on a few members. 1. Front row- Kristina Schlegel, Points Chairman; Brenda Herren, Song Leader; Verla Slagle, Vice-President; Tawnja Schweitzer; Jennifer Howell; Annetta Whipple, President; Gina Sutton; Barbara Kerr, and Allison Stout. Back row- Teresa Copeland; Rachael Wilkerson; Dawn Werth, Treasurer; Erin Shauers, Secretary; Penny Marcus; Desiree Lawrence; Sara James; Janet Langer; Monnie Schmitt, Historian; and Lois McLeish, Spon- sor. 2. Vicki Robinson explains proper facial care with Kristina Schlegel's help. 3. Julie Smith and Treva Phillips demonstrate hair styles with Diane Eckels as their model. 60 dMA Below: Front row- Jay Ummel, Bryan Whipple, Kelly Gabel, Kelly Vogel, Jennifer Moore, and 1985-86 Sweetheart Annetta Whipple. Back row- Kent Blakeslee, Bobby Sculley, Dan Kelley, Scott Sherwin, Layton Whip- ple, Jason Whipple, Kevin Stoecklein, Scott Maier, Todd Stum, Travis Betz, and Arlen Walter. Not pictured- Delvin Curtis, Jeff Werth, Darin Robinson, Aaron Kelley, Brennan Good, Chris Holmes, and Sean Ries Plow into Action The Ness City Chapter of Future Farmers of America had projects to raise money for contests and the banquet. These included the annual calf fry slave sale and hat and fruit sales. Contests and the banquet were held in the spring. Teams placed first in dairy judging and at the Green- hand contest. Belinda Benedict was named 1986-87 Sweetheart and Erin Shauers, first runner-up. Ralph Wilkerson received the honorary Chapter Farmer award. 1. Adviser Kent Blakeslee, Reporter Travis Betz, Secretary Layton Whipple, President Todd Stum, Vice-President Scott Sherwin, Treasurer Kelly Vogel, and Senti- nel Kevin Stoecklein. 2. The ban- quet meat dish has Scott Maier's and Jason Whipple's approval. 3. Todd presents roses to Belinda with Erin's approval. 3JA 61 Stuco Working dor Zlte Students STUCO had projects to spark school spirit. Carla Stroup sponsored the activities that began with football homecoming. They hired a D.J. and served refreshments for the dance. The money-making project was the second annual air band contest. Eight bands completed for cash prizes, and the remainder of the proceeds was used for a scholarship for a 1986 N.C.H.S. graduate. 1. Chris Holmes, Jeff Gnagy and Delvin Curtis. 2. Curtis Zerr and Jason Karlin. 3. Front row- Gina Sutton, Denise Rowe Traci Winter Carolyn McCabe. Annetta Whipple, Mechelle Foos, and Jill Uehling. Back row- Mike Fiegel, Brett McCoy, Kevin Stoecklein. Jason Karlin! Justina Johnson, Darla Goodman, and Mark Lyon. Not shown- Joel Fitzgerald, Jodie DeShazo, Sean Ries, Bryan Whipple Jennifer Howell and Jennifer Moore 62 Stuco Plays Mam Jt Up The forensics team performed a one-act play entitled, WHY DO WE LAUGH? , by Stephen Gregg. The cast received a I rating at the league meet, and a II at the state meet. They were coached and di- rected by Mrs. Yvonne Gantz. The seniors presented a class play, MAY THE FARCE BE WITH YOU, by David Rogers. They were directed by Miss Michelle Oelke. 1. One-act cast: Front row- Darin Wagner and Rachael Wilkerson. Back row- Craig Maier, Jill Uehl- ing, Traci Winter, Sean Barrett, Bryan Whipple, and Kim Winter. 2. Grete Kvalo, Sean Ries, and Pen- ny Wise, senior stars. 3. Keexie Lisp a k a Melissa Fiegel in the senior play. Plays 63 Work dor Others Kays Kayettes This was an important year for this group, because it became known as a Kay-Kayette group for the first time in the history of N.C.H.S. Four freshmen boys joined to give it a co-ed status and to make a total of 23 members. Also, Mrs. Juanita Parker completed her 26th year as sponsor of this group. Projects of the group were Cerebral Palsy and CARE, having bake sales during the noon hours and on one Saturday. They also had a Mr. and Miss Irresistible Contest and a Soup supper. Every month the group made an activity calendar for the school. The Kays-Kayettes sponsored the annual Regional Conference on October 17, 1985. The conference theme was Festival of Forty, Founded for the Future. The founder of Kays and Kayettes, Miss Wanda May Vinson, was the special speaker. 1. Lisa Oberley was elected Area V President at the Regional Confer- ence. 2. Jason Whipple and Jamie Moore eat pizza at the end-of-the- year party. 3. Board members and sponsors watch Mayor Paula McCreight proclaim December 1-7 as Kay-Kayette Citizenship week. Members seated are Shelly Blake, Vice-President Program Director, and Darla Goodman, President. Back row- Lisa Oberley, Music Re- creation Director; Erin Shauers, Secretary-Treasurer World Direc- tor; Penny Marcus, Points Nation Director; Mrs. Juanita Parker, Sponsor; Rachael Wilkerson, School Community Director Tawnja Schweitzer, Publicity Chairman; and Jodie DeShazo, Stu- co Historian Back row- Gary Bryan, Amy Foulke, Tawnja Schweitzer, Lisa Oberley, Lisa Garrison, Penny Marcus, Diane Eckels, Mark Lyon, and Jason Whipple. Middle row- Jamie Moore, Kim Winter, Dawn Tenny, Dawn Werth, Jill Uehling, Desiree Lawrence, and Tracee Blake. Front row- Erin Shauers, Shelly Blake, Jodie DeShazo, Darla Goodman, and Juanita Parker 64 Kays- Kayettes Zltc Chosen Jew Homecoming October 11, 1985 was the night of Football Homecoming. As the queen candidates began their drive around the football field, the crowd drew silent. They were met and es- corted to the fifty yard line by their escorts. From the loudspeaker came, The 1985-86 Homecoming King is Rob Clouston, and he will now crown the Homecoming Queen, Miss Traci Winter. The other candidates were Sean Ries, Melissa Fiegel, Craig Maier, and Justina Johnson. Junior attendants were Jennifer Hembree, Karla Oberley, and Beau Riebel. February 28, 1986 was the night of Basketball Homecoming. The can- didates were Sean Barrett and Lisa Eckels, juniors; Greg Erb and Kim Winter, sophomores; and Bryan Whipple and Diane Eckels, fresh- men. Seniors Jeff Gnagy and Jus- tina Johnson were chosen king and queen. 1. Rob Clouston and Traci Winter perform the traditional football homecoming kiss. 2. Jeff Gnagy embraces Justina Johnson as he gives her the Homecoming kiss. 3. The Football Homecoming candi- dates are Melissa Fiegel, Queen Traci Winter, and Justina Johnson. 4. The Basketball Homecoming candidates are Sean Barrett, Lisa Eckels, Queen Justina Johnson, King Jeff Gnagy, Greg Erb, Kim Winter, Bryan Whipple, and Diane Eckels. The flower girl is Kristin Seib. The crown bearers are Adrian and Nicole Howie. Homecoming 65 ‘Junior-Senior Prom A Ballroom Romance The Junior-Senior Prom is always a special time of the year. It highlights the activities at the end of the year and its memories remain for years. The juniors put in many, long hours of work and made many decisions to prepare for the big event. April 26, 1986 was the day the planning and ideas came together. Lavender, purple, and pink were chosen as the colors to decorate the American Le- gion Building. The prom servers, selected by the junior class, served the meal of filet steaks, baked potatoes, corn, rolls, and cheesecake. After the banquet there was a dance with music by Metro D.J.'s. Pictures were taken by Teresa Witth- uhn. The 1985-86 prom is now a part of history, but those special moments and memories will remain in the minds of everyone for years to come. 1. Jeff Barb helps hang streamers. 66 Prom 1. Amy Foulke and Jason Karlin “get down. 2. SENIORS: Front row- Penny Wise, Grete Kvalo, Tresa Hilmes, Mechelle Foos, and Denise Johnson. Back row- Penny Marcus, Teresa Cross, Amy Foulke, Tawnja Schweitzer, Jodie DeShazo, Verla Slagle, and Darla Goodman. Second row- Annetta Whipple, Shelly Blake, Pam White, Jennifer Moore, Lisa Eckels, Melissa Munsch, Lisa Oberley, and Lisa Garrison. Third row- Mike Fiegel, Joel Fitzgerald II, Scott Sherwin, Kelly Gabel, Mike Sheldon, David Mitchell, Ryan Whitley, Jeff Barb, Sean Barrett, Kelly Vogel, Bruce Cambron, and Brett McCoy. Back row- Chris Crombie, Jason Slagle, and Layton Whipple. 4. SERVERS: Front row- Tina Beck, Michelle Schwartz, Denise Rowe, Rachael Wilkerson, Kim Winter, and Be- linda Benedict. Back row- Aaron Janke, Greg Erb, Kevin Stoecklein, Travis Betz, Jay Ummel, and Matt Heckman. Prom 67 1. Kim Winter and Erin Shauers dissect a clam in 3rd hour biology. 2. Members of the Qua-Valley academic team: Front row- Stephanie Erb, Kim Marshall, Nyle Reinert, Yvonne Cross, Tony Lutters. Back row- Kim Brown, Andrea Miner, Andy Schneider, Amy Teeter, and Cetra Oberhelman. 3. Nancy Meyeres works on an office practice assignment. 6S Academics National Honor Society Members Excel Being a member in the National Honor Society is just that - a great honor. A student must have a 3.3 cumulative G.P.A., be screened, and evaluated on scholarship, leadership, service, character, cooperation, ethics, and integrity. This year's project was a tutorial service for students. Initiated were Kent Dexter, Greg Erb, Joel Fitzgerald, Matt Heckman, Aar- on Janke, and John Ross. Juanita Parker was the sponsor. Members of NHS: Front row- Greg Erb, Mechelle Foos, Caro- lyn McCabe, Justina Johnson, Darla Goodman, Lisa Oberley, Kent Dexter. Back row- Mike Fiegel, John Ross, Jason Karlin, Matt Heckman, Joel Fitzgerald, Aaron Janke. 2. Mike, Jason, Justina, Carolyn, Lisa, and Darla help themselves to refresh- ments. 3. Lisa Oberley and Jus- tina Johnson are this year's offi- cers. 4. Senior members Me- chelle, Carolyn, Justina, and Jason. Special Recognition Students Zake Rows On May 15, 1986 achievements of the NCHS students were recognized. Scholarships and awards were given to students. Jason Karlin- Rotary, Summerfield, and Lyle C. Goff scholarships; Don and Sharon Fellhoelter Memorial Scholarship in Memory of Bryce; Presidential Academic Fitness and Outstanding Math Science awards; National Merit scholar- ship. Tresa Hilmes- PEO and Lions Club scholar- ships. Carolyn McCabe- American Legion Auxiliary and Lyle C. and Bonnie J. Goff Memorial schol- arships. Traci Winter- Fitzgerald scholarship. Justina Johnson- Rotary and Craig Horchem Memorial scholarships; Presidential Academic Fitness award. Mechelle Foos- Student Council scholarship. Sean Ries- American Legion scholarship. Delvin Curtis- Booster Club scholarship. Nancy Meyeres- Booster Club scholarship. Todd Stum- Hayden and Marie Cooper Schol- arship. Darla Goodman, Greg Erb, Allison Stout, and Jason Karlin were recognized for their outstand- ing scholastic achievements. 1. Justina Johnson receives the Craig Horchem Memorial Scholarship from Kay Horchem. 2. Pete Marcus awards the Lions Club Scholarship to Tresa Hilmes. 3. Jason Karlin is awarded the Outstanding Math-Science Award from Fred Howie. 70 Special Recognition NCHS students have always been active in academics. This year, however, the KSHSAA ruled that no student could participate in more than eight academic contests, of which no more than two were held on school time. This ruling affected schedules of extracurricu- lar events as well as of athletics. Despite these changes, the quiz team and the WKEA academic team were competitive. Quiz bowl mem- bers placed thirty-third of 97 teams at ElDorado Jr. College, second at St. Mary of the Plains, and in the KOOD TV quiz bowl, lost in the semi-finals round by 15 points to Russell. The WKEA academic team placed 3rd in the league school competition. They took the tests at Quinter High School. The business team placed second at the Goodland business contest. Mechelle Foos took 4th in filing, 2nd in electronic calculators; Nan- cy Meyeres, 5th in filing, 3rd in shorthand; Traci Winter, 2nd in fil- ing; Greg Erb, 2nd in Typing I; Jus- tina Johnson, 1st in Typing II. Three German II students compet- ed with high school students in the national German examination without leaving the classroom. Mike Fiegel, Greg Erb, and Aaron Janke scored at high percentiles. 1. David Oberley sponsors quiz team members Brett McCoy, Jason Karlin, Darla Goodman, and John Ross. 2.- WKEA scholars: Front row- Diane Eckels, Allison Stout, Darla Goodman, Sara James, Den- ise Johnson, Lisa Oberley, Me- chelle Foos. Back row- Aaron Janke, Mike Fiegel, Jason Karlin, Matt Heckman, Greg Erb. 3. Busi- ness contestants: Front row- Spon- sor Juanita Parker. Second row- Greg Erb, Mike Fiegel, Denise Johnson, Traci Winter, Mechelle Foos, Melissa Fiegel, Justina John- son. Back row- Matt Heckman, Bruce Cambron, Curtis Zerr, Brett McCoy, Nancy Meyeres, Tina Beck, Annetta Whipple. 4. Mike Fiegel, Greg Erb, and Aaron Janke. Special Recognition 71 Ness City's art department won first place in the WKEA League art contest held at LaCrosse. A total of five first places, five second places, five third places and two honorable mentions were received. Jim Crom- bie won the Judges Choice Award. Ness City has an ever increasing computer program. This year sev- eral students had the chance to compete in computer contests. A group of five boys attended the Barton County Community Col- lege contest and placed 7th. These boys were Jeff Gnagy, Jeff Barb, Brett McCoy, Sean Barrett, and Ryan Whitley. Each year the Industrial Arts De- partment displays finished projects at the Fort Hays State Industrial Arts Show. Junior and senior high students competed with projects constructed during the 1985-86 school year. 1. WKEA art contest: Front row- Dawn Tenny, Jim Crombie, Darin Robinson, and Justina Johnson. Middle row- Jamie Moore, Matt Heckman, Jennifer Howell, and Jennifer Moore. Back row- Mr. Jack Simpson, Chris Crombie, and Jeff Barb. Not pictured- Penny Wise, Lori Slagle, Sandy Bucking- ham, Joe Smith, Tresa Hilmes, Chris Holmes, Rachael Wilkerson, and Brenda Herren. 2. Brett Mc- Coy, Jason Karlin, Jeff Gnagy and Jeff Barb won 2nd place in Fort Hays State University's computer contest. 3. Jeff Werth and Bob Vav- ricka show the prize-winning china cabinet made by Jeff and which re- ceived a purple ribbon at the Fort Hays State show. 72 Special Recognition Students were recognized for their athletic achievements at athletic awards night on May 13, 1986. Letters were given to athletes who met letter- ing requirements for each sport. Special awards were given to athletes for each sport. Football -Sean Ries Volleyball -Traci Winter Basketball -Justina Johnson Jason Karlin Golf -Rob Clouston Tennis -Penny Marcus Sean Ries Track -Tina Beck Jeff Gnagy Outstanding Athlete Male - Jeff Gnagy Female - Belinda Benedict and Tina Beck Students in grades seventh through ninth participated in the Dodge City Quiz Bowl. Team members were cho- sen in play-offs and were coached by Francis Schwindt and Coline Marcus. Three junior girls represented NCHS at Girls State on the KU campus, Law- rence: Darla Goodman, Lisa Oberley, and Verla Slagle. Joel Fitzgerald was the representative at Boys State. 1. MVP's: Front row- Jeff Gnagy, Traci Winter, Justina Johnson, and Jason Karlin. Back row- Penny Marcus, Tina Beck, and Belinda Benedict. 2. Quiz team: Grant Janke, Nyle Reinert, Kim Marshall, Stephanie Erb, and Allison Stout. 3. Girls State: Lisa Oberley, Darla Goodman, and Verla Slagle Special Kecoguition 73 Senior Achievements Clouston, William Robert - 1 year: senior play, year- book, football homecoming king, basketball home- coming attendant, class treasurer, senior class presi- dent, F.F.A., Stuco representative. 2 years: choir, Stuco, Thespians, vocal contests. 3 years: F.F.A. 4 years: bas- ketball, football, golf. MVP golf. VIP- Best All- Around Crombie, James Robert - 1 year: honor roll, senior play. 2 years: Thespians, golf. 3 years: art shows Curtis, Delvin L. -1 year: honor roll, yearbook, basket- ball. 2 years: allschool play, forensics. 3 years: Thespi- ans, football. 4 years: golf. VIP- Most Humorous Fiegel, Melissa Ann - 1 year: honor roll, senior play, yearbook, F.H.A., Stuco, football homecoming atten- dant, basketball homecoming attendant, volleyball manager, F.F.A. sweetheart candidate, Goodland busi- ness contest, class Stuco representative. 2 years: all- school play, Thespians. 3 years: cheerleader, basket- ball. 4 years: choir, pep club, volleyball. VIP- Best Dressed Foos, Mechelle Taa - 1 year: senior play, Stuco, golf, math and science relays, Colby business contest, Thes- pians president. 2 years: WKEA scholarship contest. 3 years: all-school play. National Honor Society, Good- land business contest, class secretary. 4 years: band, choir, honor roll, pep club, Thespians, volleyball, vo- cal and band contests. VIP- Most Likely to Succeed Gnagy, Jeff - 1 year: forensics, freshman class presi- dent. 2 years: senior play, Stuco, computer team con- test. 3 years: all-school play, Thespians. 4 years: choir, honor roll, basketball, football, track, vocal contests. MVP track. Outstanding Male Athlete of the Year. VIP- Most Athletic Hilmes, Tresa Sue - 1 year: senior play, volleyball, Goodland business contest. 2 years: math relays. 3 years: all-school play, Thespians, basketball, art shows. 4 years: choir, honor roll, pep club, vocal con- tests Holmes, Chris Allan - 1 year: yearbook, F.F.A. Stuco representative. 2 years: Thespians, art shows. 3 years: tennis. 4 years: F.F.A. VIP- Best Dressed Howell, Jennifer Lee - 1 year: honor roll, senior play, yearbook, Stuco, Thespians, basketball, art shows. F.H.A. Stuco representative, treasurer. 2 years: Thespi- ans, art shows. 3 years: F.H.A. 4 years: pep club Johnson, Denise Arlene - 1 year: senior play, cheer- leader, F.H.A., Thespians, basketball homecoming at- tendant, math relays, Colby business contest, pep club vice-president, Stuco secretary treasurer, junior class treasurer. 2 years: all-school play, forensics, Goodland business contest, class Stuco representative. 3 years: Stuco. 4 years: choir, honor roll, pep club, WKEA scholarship contest, vocal contests. VIP- Most Athletic Johnson, Justina Joy - 1 year: choir, senior play, foot- ball homecoming attendant, basketball homecoming attendant, queen; F.F.A. sweetheart, math and science relays, Colby business contest, vocal contest, pep club. National Honor Society, junior class president; pep club vice- president, senior class secretary treasurer. 2 years: Stuco. 3 years: National Honor Society, track. 4 years: honor roll, pep club, basketball, volleyball. MVP basketball. VIP- Most Courteous. Salutatorian Karlin, Jason Randall - 1 year: senior play, forensics, basketball homecoming attendant, science relays, Colby business contest, junior class, Stuco president; band council, Thespians vice-president. 2 years: all- school play. National Honor Society. 4 years: band, honor roll, Thespians, basketball, football, track, WKEA scholarship contest. MVP basketball. Craig Horchem Athletic Courage Award, Kansas Scholar, National Merit Scholar. VIP- Most Likely to Succeed. Valedictorian. Kelley, Daniel Bryan - Transferred from Dodge City High School- Junior. 1 year: honor roll. 2 years: F.F.A. Kraus, Yvette Suzanne - 1 year: honor roll, yearbook, forensics, tennis. 2 years: all-school play, senior play, Thespians. 4 years: choir, pep club, vocal contests. VIP- Most Fun to Be With Kvalo, Grete - foreign exchange student from Bergen, Norway - Senior. 1 year: honor roll, choir, senior play, pep club, vocal contests Lawrence, Vance Kirk - 1 year: honor roll, all-school play, senior play, football, track, art shows. 3 years: tennis Maier, Craig Allen - Transferred from Germantown, Tennessee High School - Senior. 1 year: senior play, 74 Senior Achievements shows forensics, Thespians, basketball, football, football homecoming attendant McCabe, Carolyn Ann - 1 year: senior play, yearbook, quiz bowl team, math and science relays, WKEA schol- arship contest, Stuco secretary treasurer. 2 years: all- school play. National Honor Society, drum majorette. 4 years: band, choir, honor roll, pep club, Thespians, volleyball, vocal and band contests Meyeres, Nancy Jo - 1 year: senior play, yearbook, F.H.A., volleyball, Goodland business contest, sopho- more class vice-president. 3 years: cheerleader. 4 years: band, choir, pep club, vocal and band contests Ries, Sean Paul - 1 year: Stuco, Thespians, football homecoming attendant, senior class Stuco representa- tive. 2 years: senior play. 3 years: honor roll. 4 years: F.F.A., basketball, football, tennis. MVP tennis, foot- ball. VIP- Most Fun to Be With Robinson, Darin E. - Transferred from Plainville High School - Junior. 1 year: honor roll, senior play, foot- ball, art shows. 2 years: F.F.A. Slagle, Lori Jo - 1 year: senior play, tennis. 2 years: all- school plays, yearbook, honor roll, forensics, art shows. 3 years: Thespians. 4 years: choir, vocal con- tests Smith, Joseph M. - 1 year: pep club, football, track, art Stum, Todd Alan -1 year: senior play, yearbook, Stuco, basketball, F.F.A. president, secretary. 2 years: track. 4 years: F.F.A., football. VIP- Most Courteous Werth, Jeffery Scott - 1 year: honor roll, football. 2 years: all-school play. 3 years: Thespians, basketball. 4 years: F.F.A. Winter, Traci Lynn - 1 year: honor roll, all-school play, choir, senior play, yearbook, track, football homecom- ing queen, Colby business contest, vocal contest, sophomore class president, Stuco, senior class vicepre- sident; band council secretary. 2 years: forensics, Stuco, Thespians, Goodland business contests. 3 years: basketball. 4 years: band, cheerleader, volleyball. MVP volleyball. VIP- Best All-Around Wise, Penny Jo - 1 year: senior play, F.H.A., tennis. 2 years: yearbook. 3 years: all-school play, Thespians. 4 years: choir, vocal contests, art shows Yakel, J.R. - 1 year: honor roll, senior play, yearbook, football. 2 years: Thespians. 3 years: track. 4 years: art shows Zerr, Curtis D. - 1 year: honor roll, choir, forensics, Stuco, Goodland and Colby business contests, vocal contest. 2 years: senior play, pep club. 4 years: F.F.A., Thespians, basketball, football, track Senior Achievements 75 graduation Stepping into the Suture On May 18, 1986 twenty-nine stu- dents marched into the Ness City High School gym to the music of Pomp and Circumstance. The processional was played by the combined junior and senior bands and directed by Cecilia Lewand. Dr. Chet Ross gave the invocation. The commencement address was given by Father John Strasser. Er- nie McVicker, school board presi- dent, presented the diplomas. 1. 1986 graduates. 2. Mike Fiegel escorts Chris Holmes. 3. Tresa Hilmes and Yvette Kraus say a fi- nal farewell. 4. Delvin Curtis waits for his diploma. 76 graduation Honored guests, parents, faculty, and members of the graduating class of 1 8t . This is a special time for us. It's a happy time in which we can look back to see all of our accomplishments that have brought us here today. However, today is also a sad time for us, because we know that it may be the last time we are all together as a class. Although we may not be together much in the future. I'm sure that none of us will forget all of the good, the sad, the trying, the embarrassing, and even the disappointing time ' that we've shared throughout the past 12 years. Throughout our lives, we have experienced many different situations, and up until now. we have relied on the judgment of our parents. From this point on, decision-making will be more our responsibility. There- fore, it is important that we remember the lessons we have learned in the past years and use them to guide us in the right direction, because our lives will be shaped by the choices that we make. There is one last point that I'd like to leave you with, and that is: Life isn t all good times as we might wish it to be, but all of us will have to face many tiials and disappointments as well. But how we handle disappointments — how we deal with the stresses of life and its result- ing conflict — will be one of the most important measures of the success of our education Justina Johnson 1. Justina Johnson 2. Tresaftifmes Good afternoon. On behalf of the senior class of 198o, I would like to thank all of you for coming here todav to help us celebrate the end ot 13 years of school. In that time you, parents, teachers, triends, and rela- tives, have watched us grow from small children into young adults. Yet, it you had only watched, today would not have the meaning that it does. You would only be watching identical products pass bv on an assembly line. As it is, you arc watching individual graduates, for each one of you has added something different to our lives. You have taught us how to think, shown us how to act, cheered at our accomplishments, and supported us in our setbacks. Through these things and our own experiences, we have become individual persons with our own ideas and ways of doing things. m Today will probably be the last time all ot us will be together as a class. The time draws near when, like the kindergarteners we all were 13 years ago who let go of our mothers' hands on the first day of school, we must let go again and enter the real world. We are as ready now as we will ever get. We have been prepared for this knowledge and judgment that we have been given at our disposal. We will travel our separate ways, making our own choices and decisions based on what we have learned. Some of us will go to college others plan lo get a job or eiiler the military, and few will start families of their own. A ' No one can say for sure what the future holds in store for us If we work hard and use our heads, we can only hope that we will be suraKsful. We will make mistakes along the way. Hopefully, we will learn from them as we add them to our lists of experiences We will also reach new goals, such as earning the good grade, or getting the desired job of promotion. These will give us a setose of pride and accomplishment and will inspire us to set even higher goals. The future, for each one of us, is an unfinished story in which a new chapter is written each day The characters and Backgrounds have been set, yet what happens to them remains unseen It is up to us, the senior class of l98o, to fill the book with chapters of success, of overcoming obstacles and meeting challenges; with chapter? of making new friends and of staying in touch with old on with chapters of dreaming of the future and reminiscing of the past, and. most impfortantly, to fill it with chapters of happiness wherever we may he — Jason Karlin 3. Jason Karlin 4. Grete Kvalo Qraduat'm 77 Jmiev A Adams, Brandon (Ki) 31 Adams, Shane (05) 25 H Barb. Jeff (87) 7. 11, 12, 13, 66, 67, 72 Barnhill, Alisha (01) 29 Barrett, Aylene K. (Fc) 20 Barrett, David E. (Fc) 20 Barrett, Sean (87) 11, 12, 13, 34. 39, 42. 58, 59, 63, 65, 67 Base, Nicholas (Ki) 31 Beck, Alan (Fc) 19, 39, 46 Beck, Tina (88) 15, 36, 37, 40. 41, 44. 52, 54, 57, 59, 67. 71, 73 Benedict. Belinda (88) 3, 15, 36. 40, 44, 54, 57, 61, 67, 73 Betz. Travis (88) 14, 15, 34. 39, 44. 61, 67 Bisbee, Annalise (Ki) 31 Bisbee, Erika (84) 26 Bisbee, Hexamer (06) 2, 24 Blake, Shelly (87) 12, 13, 36. 57. 64, 67 Blake. Tannon (05) 25 Blake. Tracee (89) 16, 17. 36, 53. 57, 58, 64 Blakeslee, Kent (Fc) 12, 18, 61 Borger, Joy (05) 25 Briney, Billy (02) 28 Brown. Kim (91) 22. 23, 32. 47. 48, 49. 68 Brown, Marianne (05) 25 Bryan. Gary (89) 11, 12, 17, 18. 58, 59, 64 Bryan. Jeff (91) 23 Buchanan, Kim (89) 16, 17 Buckingham, Sandy (89) 72 Burditt, Corie (Ki) 31 Burditt, Keith (05) 25 e Cambron, Bruce (87) 12, 13, 34. 44, 45, 67, 71 Carney, Christopher (Ki) 31 Caskey, Cody (04) 26 Caskey, Ginger (Ki) 31. 50 Clark, Julie (05) 25 Clifton. Sheri (90) 22, 47. 48, 49 Clouston, Heather (03) 27 Clouston, Justin (Ki) 31 Clouston, Marye (Fc) 30 Clouston, Pat (91) 23, 46 Clouston, Rob (86) 6, 8, 9, 34, 39, 43, 65 Clouston, Troy (91) 23, 46. 48, 49 Coley. Feather (01) 29 Compton, Tyson (02) 28 Copeland. Gerome (91) 23, 46, 48, 49 Copeland. Nathan (04) 26 Copeland. Teresa (89) 17, 36, 52, 54. 57, 58. 60 Cranston, Amy (05) 25 Crombie, Chris (87) 6. 13, 17. 42, 51, 67. 72 Crombie. Jim (86) 5, 9, 43, 72 Crombie, Kassie (90) 23, 47, 48, 49 Cross. APril (03) 27 Cross, Teresa (87) 13, 51, 54, 67 Cross, Yvonne (90) 22, 47, 48, 49. 56, 68 Curtis, Delvin (86) 8. 32, 34, 35. 43. 62, 76 D Davenport, Becky (Ki) 31 Davenport. Billie Jo (04) 26 Davenport, Judy (Np) 20 DeShazo, Jodie (87) 3, 1. 33, 40. 51, 53. 54, 57, 58, 59, 64, 67 DeWald, LuAnn (Fc) 30 Deaton, James (05) 25 Dennis, April (Ki) 31 Dennis. Ricky (01) 29 Depperschmidt. Eric (90) 22, 46. 48, 49 Depperschmidt, Tod (05) 25 Dexter. Amy (03) 27 Dexter, Betty (Fc) 19 Dexter. Kent (88) 14, 15. 34, 44. 52. 54. 59, 69 Dinsmore, Sandy (06) 24 £ Eckels. Diane (89) 16, 17, 36, 52, 57. 58, 60, 64, 65, 71 Eckels, Gerald (Fc) 21 Eckels, Jan (Fc) 30 Eckels. Lisa (87) 6, 12, 13, 36, 51, 52, 57, 65, 67 miMa.__________________________________________________________ Eckels, Melody (01) 29 Eckels, Mike (04) 26 Ellis, Donna (Fc) 20 Erb, Greg (88) 15. 38. 39, 43, 65, 67, 69, 71 Erb. Stephanie (90) 22, 47, 48, 49, 56, 68, 73 Erickson. Kirk (05) 25 9 Ferguson, Jason (90) 22, 46, 48 Fiegel, Melissa (86) 3, 6, 7, 8, 54, 57, 63, 65, 67, 71 Fiegel, Mike (87) 12. 13, 39, 42, 62, 67, 69, 71, 76 Fitzgerald, Joel (87) 13, 32, 42, 52. 54, 67, 69 Flax, Patricia (Fc) 18, 40, 45 Floyd. Helen (Fc) 21 Foos, Mechelle (86) 5, 9, 36, 52. 54, 57, 59, 62, 67. 69, 71 Foss, Michael (05) 25 Foulke, Amy (87) 3, 6, 33, 53, 54, 64, 67 Foulke, Jill (06) 24 Fountain, Paul (06) 24 Frank, Jay D. (01) 29 Frank, Jennifer (05) 25 Frank, Jim (Fc) 18, 54 Frazier, Craig (02) 28 Frazier, Karin (04) 26 French, James (02) 28 French, Jennifer (01) 29 Funk, Crystal (03) 27 Q Gabel. B.J. (06) 24 Gabel. Kelly (87) 13, 44, 45, 51, 61, 67 Galla, Coby (02) 28 Gantz, Yvonne (Fc) 7, 18, 51, 59 Gardner, Jackie (91) 23, 47 Garrison, Jason (91) 23, 46, 48, 49 Garrison, Lisa (87) 3, 6, 13, 33, 51, 53, 54, 57, 59, 64, 67 Gaskamp, Nathan (01) 29 Gragy, Aaron (90) 22, 46, 48, 49 Gnagy, Alan (90) 22, 46, 48, 49 Gnagy, Jeff (86) 2, 3, 8, 34, 35, 39, 44, 54, 59. 62, 65, 72, 73 Gnagy, Kenneth (Fc) 11, 18, 34, 35, 45 Goddard. Mike (06) 24 Good, Brennan (89) 17, 34, 39, 44. 61 Good, Cale (05) 25 Goodman, Darla (87) 3, 12, 13, 36, 40. 54, 57. 58, 59, 62, 64, 67. 69, 71. 73 Goodrow, Crystal (01) 29 Gross, Jessica (01) 29 Gross, Morgan (04) 26 Grover, Heather (02) 28 Grumbein, Mary (Np) 21 M Hagans, Corey (01) 29 Hagans, Matt (03) 27 Hagans, Stephanie (03) 27 Hansen, Samantha (06) 24 Hansen, Shane (03) 27 Hansen, Zane (04) 26 Harmison, Diane (St) 20 Harmison, Lori (90) 22, 47, 48, 49 Harmison, Sandy (88) 15. 36, 40, 43, 52, 57 Heckman, Matt (88) 15, 34, 52, 67, o9, 71, 72 Heckman, Stephanie (06) 24 Helms, Marie (06) 31 Hernan, John (Np) 20 Herren, Brenda (88) 15, 36, 54, 60 Herrman, Aubrey (06) 24 Hill, Brian (04) 26 Hilmes, Tresa (86) 5. 6, 54, 57, 67, 70, 76. 77 Holecek. Brian (Ki) 31 Holecek. Richie (06) 24, 46 Holecek, Sarah (04) 26 Holmes. Buffy (91) 23, 32. 47, 48. 49 Holmes, Chris (86) 5, 42, 61, 62. 76 Horchem, Brenda (Np) 30 Horchem. Kay (Fc) 19, 70 Hoss, Bradley (Ki) 31 Hoss, Donnetta (04) 26 Howell, Jennifer (86) 5. 60, 67, 72 Howie. Fred (Fc) 18, 33, 42. 70 Hubert. Nicole (Ki) 31 Humberg, Heridy (03) 27 Humburg, Andrew (06) 24. 56 Humburg. Nichol (01) 29 Hum burg, Rebecca (02) 28 Humburg. Seren (04) 26 Hunter. Tim (Fc) 18. 34, 35, 39. 43 J Inselman. Amy (91) 23. 47, 48, 49 Inselman. Coli (04) 26 9 James, Sara (89) 3, 17, 36, 53, 54, 57, 60, 71 Janke, Aaron (88) 15, 32, 34, 39, 43, 67, 69, 71 Janke, Grant (90) 22, 46, 48, 49, 73 Janke, Jeanette (Np) 20 Janssen, William F. (Np) 21 Johnson, Charles (91) 23, 46, 48, 49 Johnson, Denise (86) 4, 36, 37, 40, 54, 57, 58. 59, 67, 71 Johnson, Justina (86) 5, 9. 36, 37, 40, 41, 57, 62, 65, 67, 69, 70, 71, 72, 73, 77 Johnston, Richard (88) 15, 16, 34 Jones, Brad (04) 26 Jones, Brian (Ki) 31 Jones, Staci (Fc) 19 K Kaler, Dustin (03) 27 Kaler, Jenny (91) 23. 32, 47, 48. 49 Karlin, Jason (86) 2, 5, 9, 34. 38. 39, 44. 50, 52, 58, 59, 62. 67, 69, 70, 71, 72, 73, 77 Karlin, Terry L. (Np) 21 Keeton. Lana (01) 29 Kelley, Aaron (88) 14. 15 Kelley, Dan (86) 8, 9, 61 Kerr, Barbara (89) 16, 17, 36. 60 Kerr, Brad (03) 27 Kerr, Mike (06) 24 Kershner, Atha (Fc) 19 Knotts, Travis (90) 22, 46, 48, 49 Kraft, Melissa (01) 29 Kraus, Beau (90) 22, 46, 48, 49 Kraus, Yvette (86) 4, 6, 11, 54, 76 Kvalo, Grete (86) 6. 8, 9, 54, 57, 63. 67, 77 jC Langer, Janet (89) 11, 16, 17, 54, 57. 60 Larkin, Jamie (05) 25 Larkin, Susie (04) 26 Lawlor, Jim (Np) 30 Lawrence, Danny (90) 22, 49 Lawrence. Desiree (88) 14, 15, 40, 45, 52, 60, 64 Lawrence. Vance (86) 5 Lester, Cassandra (Ki) 31 Lester. Micah (03) 27 Lewand, Cecilia (Fc) 18, 52, 56 Love, Damian (90) 22, 48 Lutters, Tony (90) 22, 46, 49, 68 Lutters, Tonya (05) 25 Lyon, Chanda (91) 23, 47, 48, 49 Lyon. Mark (89) 16. 17, 58, 59. 62. 64 M Maier, Craig (86) 2, 5, 34, 39, 58. 59, 63 Maier, Scott (89) 16, 17. 34, 39, 44, 54, 61 Marcus, Coline (Fc) 19 Marcus. Penny (87) 13, 33, 51, 53, 54. 57, 59. 60, 64. 67, 73 Markey. Jeremey (02) 28 Markey, Jeremey (02) 28 Marlett, Brandon (03) 27 Marlett, Jeremy (05) 25 Marshall, Amanda (Ki) 31 Marshall, Andy (04) 26 Marshall, Jerry (Fc) 11, 14, 18, 51 Marshall, Kim (90) 22, 47, 48, 49, 68, 73 Marshall, Matt (06) 24, 46 Marshall, Nancy (Fc) 19 Martin. John (03) 27 Mauch, Ryan (Ki) 31 Mauch, Valerie (05) 25 McCabe, Carolyn (86) 6. 8, 9, 11, 36, 52, 54, 57, 59, 62, 67, 69 McCabe, David (89) 11, 17, 34, 54 McCoy, Brett (87) 7, 12. 13, 42. 51, 62, 67, 71, 72 McCracken, Christopher (01) 29 McCreight, Alice (90) 22. 47. 48. 49, 56 McCullough, Naomi (03) 27 McFarren, Kory (89) 17 McFarren, Shawn (05) 25 McLeish. Lois (Fc) 11. 18, 60 McVicker, Ernest E. (Np) 21 McVicker, Luke (02) 28 Mellies, Brenda (Ki) 31 Mellies, Brian (04) 26 Meyers, Nancy (86) 3, 5, 9, 52. 54, 57, 67, 68. 71 Michaelis, Jason (06) 24 Michaelis, Jennifer (03) 27 Miller, Matt (89) 17, 54 Miner. Andrea (91) 23, 32, 47, 48, 49, 68 Miner, Dan (05) 25 Mitchell, David (87) 13, 42, 67 Moore, Jamie (89) 16, 17, 39, 43, 64, 72 Moore, Jennifer (87) 13, 36, 40, 44, 61, 67, 72 Morgan, Phillip (03) 27 Morgan, Scott (91) 23 Morgan, Walter (01) 29 Muller, Janel (03) 27 Muller, Jesse (01) 29 Munsch, Melissa (87) 6, 12, 13, 51, 53, 54, 67 Murrell, Joshua (Ki) 31 Musselwhite, Beverly (Fc) 6, 10, 18, 40, 45 Myrtle, Cindy (05) 25 Mvrtle, Dirk (90) 22, 46. 48. 49 M Neuman, Rose (Fc) 19, 47. 48 Nichepor, Stephanie (Fc) 19 Nichepor, Stephen (02) 28 Nuss, Faydra (Ki) 31 Nuss, Mike (04) 26 Nuss, Tim (90) 22, 46, 49 O O'Hair, Dawn (06) 24 O'Hair, Sonny (02) 28 Oberhelman, Cetra (91) 23, 47. 48, 49. 68 Oberhelman, Chad (05) 25 Oberley, Dave (Fc) 7, 18, 71 Oberley, Lisa (87) 3. 12. 13, 36. 37, 53. 54, 57, 59. 64, Oelke, Michelle (Fc) 16. 18 P Parker, Arlen (Np) 20 Parker, Juanita (Fc) 10, 18, 64, 69, 71 Petersilie, Doris (Fc) 19 Petersilie, Jared (02) 28 Petersilie. Travis (Ki) 31 Pfaff. Stephen (90) 22, 46. 48. 49 Pfannensstiel, Bob (88) 15 Pfannenstiel, Aaron (89) 16, 17, 39. 54 Pfannenstiel, Anissa (06) 24 , 56 Pfannenstiel, Dusty (90) 22, 46, 49 Pfannenstiel, Richard (Np) 20 Pfannenstiel. Teresa (Fc) 19 Poland, Duane (Ki) 31 Prakorn, Grace (03) 27 Prakorn, Greg (05) 25 Pugh. Ruth (Fc) 19 K Ramsey. Darrel (01) 29 Ramsey, David (03) 27 Reifschneider, Paul (Fc) 30 Reinert, Donnie (03) 27 Reinert, Nyle (90) 22. 46, 48. 49. 68. 73 Reinert, Tara (01) 29 Reinert, Tobi (04) 26 Richard, Chris (01) 29 Richard, Christine (02) 28 Richardson, Jason (01) 29 Richardson, Justin (91) 23, 46, 48, 49 Richardson, Todd (03) 27 Ries, Jolene (91) 23, 32, 47. 48, 49, 56 Ries, Sean (86) 4, 9, 34. 35, 39. 42, 59, 61, 63 Robinson, Darin (86) 4. 10, 34. 35, 61, 72 Robinson, Quentin (03) 27 Robinson. Sandy (90) 22, 47, 48, 49, 56 Robinson, Sondra (03) 27 Rogers, Sheryl (Fc) 30 Role, Debbie (06) 24 Rolo, Rudy (90) 22. 49 Ross, Chester (Np) 21 Ross, John (88) 7, 14, 15, 34, 43. 52, 54, 69, 71 Rowe, Denise (88) 7, 14, 15, 33, 50, 52, 62. 67 Rowe, Kerri (05) 25 Rupp, Linda (Np) 30, 50 S 67, 69, 71, 73 Jndex 79 V Santala. Dwane (Np) 21 Schiegel, Kenneih (Np) 21 Schlegel, Kristina (89) 16, 17, 36, 52, 57, 58, 60 Schiegel, Shane (03) 28 Schmitt, B.J. (89) 17, 39, 52, 54 Schmitt, Eric (06) 24 Schmitt, Monnie (88) 17, 52, 54, 57, 60 Schneider. Amanda (02) 28 Schneider, Andy (91) 23, 46, 49, 68 Schneider, Kristi (01) 29 Schuler, Jerry (St) 20 Schwartz, Michelle (88) 7, 10, 14, 15, 50, 52, 57, 67 Schweitzer, Misty (03) 27 Schweitzer, Odell (03) 27 Schweitzer, Tawnja (87) 3, 10, 12, 13, 33, 51, 57, 60. 64, 67 Schweitzer, Tracy (04) 26 Schweitzer, Travis (90) 22. 46, 48, 49, 56 Schwien, Barry (04) 26 Schwien, Cory (04) 26 Schwien, Crystal (90) 22, 47. 48, 49 Schwien, Trish (03) 28 Schwindt, Brandon (01) 29 Schwindt, Francis (Fc) 19 Schwindt, Hollie (04) 26 Sculley. Bobby (89) 11, 17, 34. 39, 54. 61 Sculley, Ellen (91) 23, 47, 48. 49 Sekavec, Linda (St) 30 Shauers, Erin (88) 14, 15, 36, 50, 52, 60, 61, 64, 68 Sheldon. Mike (87) 13. 67 Sherwin, Scott (87) 13, 42. 58, 59. 61. 67 Shreve, Bill (Ki) 31 Shull, Trent (91) 23, 49 Shull, Trina (05) 25 Simpson, Bonnie (Fc) 19 Simpson, Jack (Fc) 18, 72 Simpson, Katherine (01) 29 Skinner, Linda (St) 11, 20 Skinner, Terena (04) 26 Slagle. Andrea (01) 29 Slagle, Eric (01) 29 Slagle. Jason (87) 13, 34, 39. 44. 67 Slagle, Justin (90) 23, 46. 48, 49 Slagle. Lori (86) 6. 8. 9, 10, 51 Slagle. Nathan (03) 28 Slagle. Verla (87) 7, 11, 13, 36. 52. 57. 60, 67, 73 Smith, Joe (86) 8 Snyder, Travis (03) 27 Sorenson. Mary (Fc) 19 Spady, Carol (Fc) 11, 18, 19 Stabel, Damon (Ki) 31 Stabel, Kendra (02) 28 Stenzel, Clarence (Np) 20 Stenzel, Jill (04) 26 Stenzel. Mandi (03) 27 Stenzel. Tasha (06) 24, 56 Stiawalt, Jennifer (90) 22, 47, 48. 49 Stiawalt, Nathan (05) 25 Stoecklein, Kevin (88) 14. 15. 34. 39, 43, 54, 61, 62, 67 Stout. Allison (89) 11, 16, 17, 60, 71. 73 Stout. Charity (03) 27 Stout, Jason (02) 28 Strobel, Sharon (St) 20 Stroup. Carla (Fc) 12, 18 Stuckey, Russell (02) 28 Stum, Todd (86) 5. 34, 35. 44. 45. 61 Summey, Amanda (02) 28 Sutton, Bethany (Ki) 31 Sutton. Gina (89) 17. 36, 54, 57, 58, 59, 60, 62 Sutton. Heidi (91) 23, 32, 47, 49 Sutton. Niki (01) 30 Sutton. Terry (Fc) 19 r Taylor, Shawn (91) 23, 4o, 49 Teeter. Amy (91) 23, 47, 68 Tellefson, Chris (03) 28 Tellefson, Tenille (Ki) 31 Tenny, Dawn (88) 15, 36, 54, 59. 64, 72 Tenny. Misti (06) 24 Tittel, Hildegard (St) 20 Tittel, Jordan (01) 29 U Uehling, Jill (89) 16, 17, 23, 54, 57. 58, 59, 62, 63, 64 UmmeL Jay D. (88) 6, 14, 15, 34, 43, 61. 67 Unmel, Jerry (05) 25 Unruh, Lana (04) 26 Unruh. Ryan (01) 30 SO Jndex VanDegrift, Aaron (05) 25 Van Degrift, Brooke (02) 28 VanDegrift, Lori (02) 28 VanDegrift, Tony (01) 29 VanZandt. Keith (02) 28 VanZandt, Kris (01) 29 Vavricka, Melissa (05) 25 Vavricka. Robert (Fc) 9, 18, 72 Vavricka, Tim (01) 30 Vigil, Candice (01) 29 Vogel, Carolyne (Fc) 19 Vogel. Kelly (87) 7, 13. 34, 39, 42. 61. 67 VonLehe, Kristie (06) 24 W Wagner. Darin (89) 16, 17, 34, 39. 42, 52. 54, 59, 63 Walker, Amy (Ki) 31 Walker, Jason (02) 28 Walker, Jeniffer (Ki) 31 Wallace, Michael (Fc) 19, 34, 35, 48 Walter, Alica (90) 22, 47, 48, 49 Walter, Arlen (89) 16, 17, 39, 54, 61 Wasinger, Paul (Np) 20 Wedgewood. Chuck (06) 24 Werth. Dawn (88) 15, 40, 41, 54, 57, 60, 64 Werth. Jeff (86) 8, 10, 39, 41, 61, 72 Werth, Lea (91) 23, 32, 47, 49 Wetig, James (04) 26 Wetig, John (91) 23. 46, 48, 49 Whipple. Annetta (87) 7, 12, 13, 36, 40, 52, 57, 60, 61. 62, 67, 71 Whipple, Bryan (89) 16, 17, 34, 39, 54, 58, 59, 61, 63, 65 Whipple, Janetta (03) 27 Whipple. Jason (89) 17, 34, 39, 42. 50, 52, 61, 64 Whipple, Layton (87) 12. 13, 34, 39, 44, 45, 61, 67 Whipple. Loretta (03) 28 Whipple, Neah (St) 20 White, Bill (Np) 20 White, Jeff (04) 26 White, Pam (87) 12, 13, 54, 67 White, Stephanie (03) 27 Whitley, Blake (04) 26 Whitley, Ryan (87) 12, 13, 34, 42. 58, 59, 67 Wiles, Casie (01) 30 Wiles, Kevin (01) 29 Wilkerson, Rachael (88) 14. 15. 33, 40. 52, 57, 59, 60, 63. 67 Wilkerson, Ralph C. (Np) 21 Williams, Boe (Ki) 31 Williams, Brian (02) 28 Williams, Travis (ki) 31 Winter, Kim (88) 14, 15. 36, 40. 50, 52, 57. 58, 59. 63, 64, 65, 67, 68 Winter, Ryan (01) 30 Winter, Shawn (04) 26 Winter. Traci (86) 2. 5. 9. 36. 37, 40. 52, 57. 58. 59. 62, 63, 65. 67, 71, 73 Wise, Penny (86) 4, 9, 51, 54, 63, 67 Wolfe, Viola (St) 20 Woods, Jason (02) 28 Woods, Ken J. (05) 25 V Vaeger, Andrea (91) 23, 47, 48, 49 Yaeger, Cindy (05) 25 Vaeger, Peter (02) 20 Vakel, J.R. (86) 7, 8 Yakel, Jason (06) 24 Yakel, LaDonna (91) 23, 47, 49 Yakel. Mariana (01) 30 Young, Jason (06) 24 Z Zerr, Curtis (86) 3, 4, 9, 34, 35, 38, 39. 44, 62, 71 Zerr, Heather (90) 22, 47, 48, 49 Zimmer, Trevor (06) 24