Northeast High School - Nor Easter Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1982 volume:

ST Of- V y o V T fi p-' ❖ w y Nor'ea er staff Wet- Qk comes you to tfie 1982 yearbook (Wer hoper' you v“ o enj°Z reading this 6oofc. « % 2L much as We haver' enjoyed. § putting it together. We sincere- fCJ fjS hope you wiCC treasure'the' kJ W memories captured herein. % •n? ■ •■ c for we' rfeel these-' were' rryf'Ebbs? oj j V. v5V rj-M'ES. pepuli voC. LXVIII 1 THE BEST OF TIMES 2 During this past year we have been through many ups and downs. Not only in school but throughout the world as well. We tend to overlook the bad times and rely on the good to ease the pressure. We have decided that this years theme should be the song, “The Best of Times”. This song, written by Styx, expresses the love and trust we can have in someone even when the world is turning upside down. Tonight's the night we'll make history Honey you and I And I'll take any risk To tie back the hands of time. And stay with you here tonight. I know you feel these are the worst of times I do believe it's true When people lock their doors and hide inside. Rumor has it, it's the end of Paradise. But I know if the world just passed us by, Baby I know, I wouldn't have to cry. The Best of Times are when I'm alone with you. Some rain, Some shine. 3 4 We'll make this a world for two. Our memories of yesterday Will last a lifetime We'll take the best, forget the rest And someday we'll find These are the Best of Times. The headlines read These are the worst of times I do believe it's true I feel so helpless like a boat against the tide I wish the summer winds could bring back Paradise. But I know If the world turned upside down Baby I know You'd always be around. “c Almo Music Corp. Stygian Songs Reprinted by permission. All Rights Reserved.” W e hope that you feel what the words express. Now as we go into the future, it will be filled with memories of yesterday. 5 TABLE OF CONTENTS SPORTS .... 126 QUEENS.......103 FRESHMEN ...112 CLUBS ORGANIZATIONS .160 IN THE BACK SOPHOMORES ... 88 CALENDAR OCTOBER: 9 - Homecoming NE vs. East NOVEMBER: 11 - Parent teacher conference 18 - Powderpuff football 26, 27 - Thanksgiving 8 DECEMBER: 1 - First basketball game 24 - Jan. 4 - Winter vacation 25 - Christmas JANUARY: 22 - End of first semester 29 - Vikings Varieties FEBRUARY: 6 R.O.T.C. Ball 20 Sweetheart dance 14 - Valentines Day APRIL: 9-12 - Senior trip 11 - Easter MAY: 11 - Student goverment day 14 - Prom 23 - Baccalaureate 27 - GRADUATION JUNE: 16 Last day of school 9 o £ 5 ABSENCE EXCUSE Student __ was absent from school during the time here indicated Hours. OUl!) _______Date_ 15 3M Hours_______________________Date______________________ Parent or guardian will please state below the REASON for the above mentioned absences -V 7T • yJ Parent s Signa jre Comm. No. 01000 Teachers' Acknowledgments Hr. 1st 2nd , « I 2 ! 3 4 , 5 ‘ i L6 _ 7 SMl Telephone g n SP r S’ $ 3 CL | 5- OQ ' 0 r 1 b a t: X % X X o r 3 1 bs H a T JO a o I Jd PJ 3. 3 3 3 '-i PRINCIPAL TO THE CLASS OF “82” 1 am indeed proud of the many individual accomplishments made by members of your class. As a class, I am especially proud of the Class of “82” because we came together to Northeast Senior. As you move now from the confines of this school, I sincerely hope that the educational and social experiences gained here will manifest immediately into success, regardless of your chosen field of endeavor. On behalf of the staff, I commend you for the accomplishment of this milestone. I hope the friendships garnered will be lifelong, and that the memories reflect only the “Best of Times”. Stephen Brown Jr. PRINCIPAL 12 VICE PRINCIPALS Mr. Cariddi: Wishes more students would work harder and care more for their school. He feels that you yourself, as a student, make these “The Best of Times”. He wishes that every student would realize that these are your best years and that there's always a way to develop your potential to the fullest, if there is the desire. Mr. McCormick: “While other schools enrollments are down, Northeast's enrollment is up. The achievement level here at Northeast is improving. While other schools need security guards and paid policeman Northeast doesn't. If he had his choice to work at any school he would still choose Northeast.” Mrs. McKinney: In the woman's point of view, the school is very “lovely”. She is disturbed about the truancy, lack of interest, and class cutting. She feels that once she learns more names the students will realize she cares. She enjoys the school throughly and hopes that she will be here for sometime. 13 June Buchanan Claretha Shumate COUNSELORS OFFICE PERSONEL Lois Baker Violet Salyer Esther Kullman Gailya Collins Shirley House 14 OFFICE HELP 1st Row- Kylah Dennison, Jackie Love, Deborah Smith. 2nd Row- Sharon Dodson, Theresa Lewis, Ann Roberts. 3rd Row- Rhonda Barrowman, Lori Dake, Mary Arroyo, Staci Hulse, Cecilia Martin, Denise Yslas, Debbie Snyder. LIBRARY STAFF 1st Row- Betty Shipley, Kathy Simmons, Geneva Saucerman, Lucy Hannas. 2nd Row- Donna Cox, Staci Hulse. 15 Robert Chenoweth r� n vc Bobbie Allen Anne Alvarez Katherine Archibald Sherry Bagby Diana Coffman Joseph Cooper Richard Haskell Kara Hawthorn-e Harold Hudson ■■1 Robert Beyer Harry Bianco David Blakely Doran Bowen Martha Cain David Day Teresia Gilyard Raymond Gladney Charles Harris Susane Knight Marguerite Davis Rosanna Don Carlos Evelyn Hunt Duane Kelly Bryan Leforgee Rosemary Lentell Donna Lovelace Rita Mahin Kdward Popek Steve Scroggins Art Shatel Wanita Small Alma Jean Smith Glenn Spillman Jane Martin Reginald May Betty McMillin Lydia Mercer Elaine Miller James Roberts Retta Sandgren Charles Sanger Doris T amanaha Brenda Thomas Larry Thomas 20 H iK S ryyy£ °Tr XJL - - vt 5 - v o £ ivi 3 e V 4M rtjLrt tcV . X. uU (f j£c ;Uu4 «W, lamed Qa.m z(£U HitX “6j o . ujjsbL JuJ) ifrfr. J rMt A£XO rxjjLt. dciJt. jvu n V UjlA oe, -HiSi O-cVtted. ' £ Mr. James Campbell % or-'OOo-A jvL -£y ■ W 4 «' sl- “• 7 � S r,r f fyVvLb dbo 4-Uc € C. v£ln nia (FvwvfMi1 L hjC iXJUL(C u Vulv vjin £v £ SJL l 1 A 6. OOe'JJ hUYuiyrdn)) La (XiuKx p } Zkx Hfteu C aUs c ay X djr zc ly- -7 t “- Va w v— 21 JANITORS Willie Francis, Della Bledsoe Joe Montasanto . John Reavis, Glenda Zimmerman Barbara Spidle CAFETERIA From Left to Right: Marie Manilio, Rosemary Cairer, Dorothy Gudde, Barbara Verdone, Audrey Phelps, Norma Sayre, Peggy Hiles, Freda Farnsworth, Frances Saluto, Inice Davis, Mary Singleton. 22 BOOKROOM Linda Lopez Donna VickerSiElizabeth Johnson, Michelle Green .Jacqueline Love . Mike Thresher Mr. Broujn never looKSr oocJ until he. hoi£ hiS rnoro nq Cap cHF c.t £fe ? 23 It's here. This last year of high school never seemed to go that fast. Yet as we look back it seems like only yesterday. Even throughout the summer it didn't seem real. Were we really going to be “Seniors” this year, or is it a dream? Well, it wasn't a dream. It did happen. When we came, that first day of school, we were so cool. “Hay bud this Senior how about you?!” You bet we were Seniors, about to become‘82’ alumni. The year couldn't go by any faster. All we could think of was “Party!” Well we did our work, like good Seniors. Gaining the remaining credits and scholarship points that we needed. While driving our counselors crazy trying to get into the right college at the right time. Studying and taking the necessary tests. We pushed all year and made our best effort. Taking the losses in stride, and extending the good times. Oh so many good times. Home Coming; the game and the dance; Senior pictures; fittings for cap gowns the family, maybe next year And our first Senior New Valentines Day Dance with the “Sweetie” Christmas with at college. Years Eve Party go grstuounv j� 60 CSOA Mt SOS XT Our Senior Trip; greyhounding it to Florida; and of course our last high school dance, PROM! A night to make lasting memories, which will never fade away. It's time for Baccalaureat, the day before. But now it's time. And like alway's the Best is saved for last. GRADU ATION! This year may have come and gone fast. But will never be forgotten. And surely not fast forgotton, as fast as it came. We at NoFEaster wish to all graduating Seniors the fondest of memories, here at Northeast. And always the Best of Times throughout your years of maturity, yet to come. 25 £ ni r Officers President. Suzanne Jones Treasurer, Stephanie Davie Vice Pres., Eddie Aguirre Y Secretary, Kimberly Wilkins Sgt. at Arms, Robert Mosley 26 1st row: Carmen Reyes, Kimberly Wilkins, Stephanie Davis, Ehse Jones, Suzanne Jones, 2nd row: Lavada Box, Robert Wilson, Robert Mosley, Troy Walker, Eddie Aguirre. JudyAderholt Christopher Aiello Michael Almada Tina Amos M aryhelen Arroyo what will Tht Future briaJ6 ? 28 Kristy Capell Sandra Carter I f you would, for a moment. Try to summarize your high school years, but keep it simple. It's not easy is it? You start with one thought, but soon another comes to mind and clouds your thinking. With each new thought you become more and more confused about what you had originally wanted to say. It becomes complicated and you can't say what you really feel and want to say. Well, sit at ease and listen to this students summarization. 34 Lori Gull Andrea Hernandez Kim Holst Glenice Horn Staci Hulse I JU5T LOVE- BEIN6 A 11 ■ Saundra H unton Angela Inselman 5ENiOR_' “...All all I enjoyed the challenges I shared with my fellow classmates and friends. I will never forget all the support, small or large, they gave me all the days, weeks, months and years I spent as a student. When I was a freshman my goals were to not lose sight of my potencial which was to strive to be good. Achieve success, learn from each lesson taught, using my school time wisely...” Is this what you wanted to say, or at least close to what you would say? If only our many other fond memories would lay at rest. And wait for the conversation of reminiscence, where they all shall come to life, once more. But “all in all”, I feel that this is what many of us would like to say, of these short four years of high school. M.A. Charles Johnson 35 Edward Aguirre Elise Jones IF i� dK5 GOULD KILL MV HEART WOULD Suzanne Jones 5uRay HAUL 5T0PPED Trisha Kendrick BEATING ▼ Roseann Killion Daniel King 36 Julia Kruger Le Doi Van David F. Leone Theresa Lewis Barbara Lockett Jacqueline Love 37 These are “The Best of Times,” why? We are so fast to say, “Yah man... I heard that... Seniors are the best'” Now we are on top and most of us already have the necessary credits to graduate. We have decided to lay back and take 'easy7 classes, or half a schedule, maybe even both. Allowing us the time we need, and want for Partying! “This is our last year. It's for parties, concerts and dances... extracurricular activities. 'Kansas here we come!'” Granted, that is a part, a large part of Senior life. But that shouldn't be all of it. There's so much more. This last year of high school is so confusing, and very fast. Suddenly, or so it seems, we must choose the path leading to everyone is so obliged to tell us so. College? U.S. Services? Work? or, 'bum out,' for a couple of more years. No! You see, it's so very easy to loose track of what really are the best of times. They are not just this last year, but are all the years, the memories. We could Leslie Matthews Cathie McDowell ■ Mark McGinnis Robin Mezzacasa Tracy Miles 38 Carolyn Miller Steven Morales Leonard Morris Debra Morton Robert Mosley Joseph Mott all of the friend- ships into one last school year, there's too much. It's the times when we were together... playing as children, sharing secrets, helping each other cram for a test, 'bumming out', together when there was nothing else to do, checking out the new guy and finding out that he’s o.k., comforting a friend when she broke-up with her boyfriend, sharing each other's loves, hurts, enthusiasms, excitements, craziness, and friendships. These are the real “Best of Times,” not some illusion found in a cloud, but real to keep forever. 39 Reginald Mott Lisa Mulberry LemD trcdE it -tor U5 OTTO 1 HowU it g Eva Quintero 41 Have you ever noticed... When ever your in a hurry, that's when everyone wants to stop and chat? The night before your, typed, book report is due there is a manditory game? The first time that your late for school and, “This is a hall freeze”! Yearbook picture time, and like always, you had too much chocolate the day before. You finally get the courage to go out for lunch, and Mr. Brown decides to watch the doors. Patricia Ramirez The day you decide to wear your old jeans and a comfortable sweat shirt, “he” comes around. GOD Sa vs t Seniors! When it seems everyone is sharing your locker it's time for a locker inspectin. And to top that all off, there all abscent, and the room is on the 4th floor. For once the plate lunch looks good. You hurry to get in line, still being last. Finally it's your turn, “I'd like', 'Sorry, there's no more'.” But worst of all. Time goes so fast when your having the “Best of Times”. I guess that's why these high school years seem to go by so fast. Carmen Reves M.A. It's the worst day of the year; rainy, cold, all around dreary. For the first time your glad to be in class, then Buzz...Buzz...Buzz, Fire Drill. Nicholas Roberts Helen L. Rodriguez Mark Rodriquez Dalia Salinas Steven Sanchez Brenda K. Sanders Katherine Sayers Daniel Schaefer 43 MarkSmith Thomas Snowden Deborah Snyder John Sosa Daniel Spencer Mark Spero Gary Stew'art Michele Stewart 44 Elise Jones Louie Dimeceli Steve Sanchez Best Looking Donna Jo Barnett Steve Moralez Best Dressed Gabrieli Vidauri Joe Pace Best Students ■Mani” mm mm i'll A. Anthony Sosa Lisa Mulberry Best Partiers Most Likely to Succeed Elise Jones Steve Sanchez Done the MosJ Elise Jones Steve Sanchez Cutest - Donna Barnett, Not Pictured Paul Delcourt Best Personality Eddie Aguirre, Not Picutred Mechelle Stewart .Colleen Jones Robert Wilson Prettiest Eyes — Donna Summers Nick Roberts Kathy McDowell Leisa Chrisco Ray Gonzales? Gayle Pledger 2. rr K O 3- 2. .S' K 5 re 51 Tyrone Buchanan JoeBrogoto SENIOR HONORS Arroyo, Maryhelen American Royal 2,3,4 Basketball Homecoming 2,3,4 Carnival 2,3,4 Homecoming Prade-Football 2,3,4 Nor'Easter 4 Pom Pon 2,3,4 Office Work 4 Rolla Trip 2,3,4 Sponcered Sadie Hawkins Dance 2,3,4 St. Patrick's Parade 2,3,4 Student Council 2 Viking Varieties 2,3,4 YMCA 1,2 -B- Barnett, Donna American Royal 1,2,3 Freshman Class Vice President Homecoming Parade 2,3,4 Homecoming Princess, Runner-Up 2 Class Secretary 2 Junior Varsity Cheerleader 2 Varsity Cheerleader 3,4 Pom Pon 1 National Honor Society 1 Nor'Easter 4 Office Help 3 Senior Class Float 4 Candidate for Homecoming Queen 4 St. Patrick's Parade 2,3 Brockman, Carla American Royal Parade 2,3 Band 2,3,4 Band concerts 2,3 Basketball Team 4 Homecoming Parade 2,3 Rolla Parade 2,3 ROTC 1 Veterans Parade V iking Varieties 3 Brown, Karen A.F.S. 2,3 Career Awareness 1,2 Drama Club 4 Explorers 2,4 Homecoming Parade Pep Club 2 Pom Pon 1 Track 3,4 Volleyball 3 Y -Teens 4 Box, Lavada American Royal Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Rolla Trip 1,2 ROTC 1,2,3 Senior Business Committee Sgt. at Arms of Junior Class St. Patrick's Parade Track 1,2 Viking Varieties 1,2 Butler, Albert C. Explorers Club Football 1,4 Rifle Team 3,4 ROTC 2,3,4 -C- Cann, William Homecoming Parade 4 Track 3,4 Viking Varieties 1,3,4 Cascone, Gina Choir 4 Drama Club 3 Family Relations Weddings 4 Powder Puff 4 Student Council 4 Y-Teens 4 Chrisco, Leisa National Honor Society 1 Pom Pon 1 Powder Puff 1 Principles Honor Roll 1,3,4 Student Goverment Day 1 Conchola, Patricia Choir 4 Homecoming Parade 3,4 Y-Teens 4 Crutcher, Janice Choir 3,4 Principal Honor Roll 3,4 52 -D- -F- I- Hake, Lori American Royal 2,3 Basketball Homecoming 2,3 Career Awareness 1 Family Relations Weddings 4 Homecoming Parade 2,3,4 National Honor Society 1,2 Pom Pon 1,2,3,4 Office Help 2,3,4 NoFEaster Staff 4 Rolla Trip 2.3 Sponsered Sadie Hawkins Dance 2,3 St. Patrick's Parade 2,3 Technical Staff 1 Talent Show 1 Viking Varieties 2,3 Davis Stephanie Basketball Manager Career Awareness 1,2,3 Color Guard 1,2 Fashion Sewing 1,2,3,4 Homecoming Parade 3,4 Honor Roll 1 Junior Achievement 2 Junior Class “Business” Library Help 3 Pep Club 1,2 Perfect Attendance 1,4 ROTC 1,2,3 Senior Class Float Senior Class Giftorian Student Council 1,2 Track 1,2,3,4 Yearhook Staff 1,2 Y-Teens 2 Viking Varities 1 Donnici, Suzi American Royal Parade 1,2,3,4 Bookroom Help 2 Business Manager 4 Carnival 2,3,4 Choir 1 Drama Club 2 Flag Team Capt. 3 Homecoming Parade 2,3,4 Nor'Easter Staff 3,4 Pep Club 1 Rolla Trip 2,3,4 St. Patrick's Day Parade 2,3,4 Viking Varieties 2 Freeman, Tamara Drama Club 3 Drill Team 2 Homecoming Parade 4 Track 2,3,4 Viking Varieties 3 Volleyball 3,4 -G- Gull, Lori Graphic Arts Fair 2,3,4 Homecoming Parade 3,4 Honor Roll 1 Office Help 1 Pom Pon 3 Senior Class Float 4 Viking Varieties 3 -H- Heizman, Leslie Cheerleader 1,2 Hono Roll 1,3,4 Honor Society 1 Homecoming Parade 1,2,3 Howard, Gayle Basketball Manager Junior Class Business Committee Hulse, Staci Carnival 3,4 Choir 2,3,4 Freshman Ballot, Cutest Freshman Cheerleader 1 Homecoming Parade 1,2,3,4 Honor Roll 1,2,4 Library Help 3,4 Pom Pon 3,4 Powder Puff 1 Sophomore Class Sgt. of Arms Inselman, Angela Business Committee 1,2,3 Gold key 1,2 Honor Society 1,2,3 Pep Club 1 Perfect Attendance 1 Principal's Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Volleyball 2 Y-Teens 1,2,3 -J- Johnson, Olivia Carnival 1,2 Homecoming Parade 2 Pep Club 2,3 Viking Varieties 1 Jones, Colleen Carnival 3,4 Choir 1,2,3 Drama Club 2 Flag Team 3 Football Manager 2,3 Homecoming Parade 3 Nor'Easter 3, Editor 4 Pep Club 1 Rolla Trip 3 St. Patrick's Day Parade 3 Student Council 1,3 Jones, Kirk “A” Band 1,2,3,4 ROTC 1,2,3,4 Football Team 1 Homecoming Parade 3,4 53 Johnson, Charles American Royal Parade 3 Asst. Coach for Freshmen 4 Football 1 Homecoming Parade 2 Honor Society 1 ROTC 1,2,3,4 Rifle Team Capt. 4 St. Patrick's Parade 3 Junior Track 3 -K- King, Danny All-City First Team Football 3 All-City Second Team Football 4 Football 1,2,3,4 Homecoming Candidate 3 Honor Roll 1 Track 1,3,4 -M- • McCartney, Mary Carnival 3 Homecoming Parade 3 Honor Roll 1,2 Powder Puff 3,4 Student Council 2 Sweetheart, Candidate 3 Y-Teens 3 McIntosh, Lisa Advanced Choir 3,4 Mathews, Leslie A.F.S. 2 Carnival 2,4 Cheerleader 1 Nor'Easter 4 Office Help 3 Family Relations Wedding 4 Student Council 1 Mendez, Thomas Football 1,2,3 Track 1,2 54 Morris, Leonard Drama Club NE Jr's Highlight News Paper, Editor 1 Newswriting Club Student Council Mosley, Robert W. Choir 2,3,4 Citizenship Forum 3 Class Officer, Sgt. at Arms 4 Coach of Powder Puff 3,4 Football 1,2,3, Capt. 4 General Honor Roll 1,3,4 Science Fair 3 Student Council Mulberry, Lisa American Royal Parade 1,3 National Honor Society 1,2 Powder Puff 1,3,4 Viking Varieties 1 -P- Pace, Joseph Choir 1,2,3 Freshman Class, Best Dancer 1 Homecoming Parade 2 National Honor Society 1 Sophomore Business Committee 2 Student Goverment Day 1 Viking Varieties 1 Pace, Mike Honor Roll 1,2,3 Honor Society 1 Principals Honor Roll 1,2,3 Student Council 1,2 Roberts, Nick Football 1,2,3,4 Track 1,2 Rodriguez, Helen Explorers Pep Club Track Y-Teens Rogers, Sheila M. Drill Team 3 Vikettes ROTC 4 -S- Sosa, Anthony Football 1 Homecoming Parade 4 Lettermans Club 1 Stewart, Gary Football 1,2,3,4 Stewart, Michele Business Committee 3 Drama Club 4 Honor Society 1 Student Council 1 Nor'Easter 4 Y -T eens -T- Templeton, Cecilia Choir 1,2,3,4 School Newspaper 4 Triano, Josetta Pep Club 4 Track 1 Y-Teens 4 Tripp, Tina Gold Key Club 1,2 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 National Honor Society 1 -V- Vickers, Donna Carnival 3 Choir 1,2,3,4 Homecoming Parade 3,4 Pep Clubb 2,3,4 Viking Varieties 3,4 Vickers, Rhonda Carnival 3 Choir 1,2,3,4 Homecoming Parade 3,4 Pep Club 2,3,4 Viking Varieties 3,4 -W- Weeks, Maria Homecoming Parade 2,4 Pom Pon 2 Pep Club 1 Powder Puff 3,4 Track 1 Viking Varieties 2 Y-Teens 4 Wilkins, Kimberly Basketball team 1,3 Carnival 2 Choir 4 Class Officer 3,4 Drama Club 2 Homecoming Parade 2,4 Honor Roll 1,3,4 National Honor Society 1,4 Pom Pon 1,2,4 Powder Puff 3 Viking Varieties 2,4 Y-Teens 4 55 57 That's the way you put on your make-up! Home- coming is a fantastic time to show school spirit. It get's everyone involved, students, administrators, parents, friends, and the community. Homecoming consisted of a spiritual parade, a world wide winning game and a romance dance. The parade consisted of a color guarde, R.O.T.C. boys, a freshman banner, the Vikettes, the Pom Pon girls, the ( heerleaders, Mr. Brown, Y-Teens, the Sophomore, Junior, and Senior floats, candidates for king and queen, and also for prince and princess, and last but not least the Clvmer Center Drill Team. After the parade, the crowd witnessed a fabulous game. Although the game was not victorious it was still exciting and well played At half-time, while our boys were taking a break, the gorgeous Pom Pon girls performed and the crowd ParadC Went around the track and then tht‘ candidates were presented to the supportive When half-time was over, our football players went back on the field and started tackling-awav again. J The dance was held at the Continental Hotel after a nights rest and a day of recooperation There was a moment ofexcitment, everyone was all ears and their eyes were in a daze while the candidates were crowned. I he dance was a success as a whole and for most of us it was a night of fulfilled dreams and entertainment. 58 1982 Miss Universe Candidates There's nothin' like crusin' on a Cadillac. I know I have it Ann why bother. Mumor ciass savs I il-iU I j . Hey we can jam, 'cause we're jammy. 59 o £ ) vt k° V o -C 0 0 ■ fc 3 X o .tfv. v� r .4. 'i c VI . rJ V I V I c •o 0 • V v V x % K £i i. v� l) Cro V .O . -o'b 15 5 v| i u ii si N. v N J uJk ?t UT i ft k ho-C k c 5u! tfa-e, tr tkr t 3T lea.rn(? y o H oh- Jubool ii i Oo uooo i ? f fkvx.t’ iT co r fh !r k. rxA rt ll fi'A aLs ) £ Excxszzvii fl. 2n £avfibz! ytoR. r 0u+h ±k jT a r d t, t Att, trh.ob y u‘fi. s Sfuft'df r Q .r ? ? y ? 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In years before, the Juniors had a hold on the Seniors and they some how would always accomplish rough victories over the Seniors. This year the tables were turned! The Juniors consistent practices for the game still wasn't enough to over come the Seniors, who had only a few half way organized practices. The Seniors finally pulled through a victory. It was a very close game, both teams played very well and the most important thing is that is was fun and the Seniors won. D.B. 62 ATTACK! CHARGE! LeAnne what happened to your arm? What is our next killer plan? LOOK! Rhonda's rear. Oh No! She got me. 63 I thought the students did an excellent job in performing the mock weddings. The classes got serious about what they were doing and it all came off extremely well. A lot of hard work was done behind the scenes by students and concerned teachers. A very special thanks goes to Mrs. Brenda Jackson for her time and help in challenging the students to make their 1982 weddings the most memorable occasion. Also, special thanks to Mrs. Oats from Sherri Bridals; Mr. Piver from American Formal Wear; Mr. Barbe from Barbe Florist and the Northeast Assembly of God. We were extremely pleased with their services. ALMOST A RAINBOW Fill your heart with beauty, and beauty will come to you. Fill your thoughts with love, and love surrounds you. Seek always truth and it shall be yours. For as you believe are all things made manifest unto you. Walk carefully among my dreams, for they are small...and easily crushed. How often we are listening to yester- day, when today stands ready to speak How often we knell to our weakness... when we might rise to our strength. Often happiness calls, but we are too busy to answer. Love is the Rainbow of each life. THE Time cannot touch two hearts that truly love. WEDDINGS MARRIAGE IS... Marriage is never having to say your sorry or regret whom you married. It is a wonderful time in life if you choose with your heart instead of your mind. Marriage is finding a trust worthy man whom is intelligent and a responsible person for the both of you. Someone who takes the same oath and feels the same way about you as you do them. Marriage is a relationship which last till eternity and the bond between the two of them will never be broken. 64 65 Viking Varieties was a tremendous success this year dispite several obsticles. This years theme was “I'm Coming Out” and it was sung by Vivian Wilson backed up by a stunning dance, choreographed by Brenda Shepard and William Cann. The student director was Shannon Clark, the asst, director was Rosie Johnson and the tech, crew was under the directorship of Kerry Eikenberry and Shawn Geabhart. The main problem we experienced was the lack of students with ability to play musical instruments. As a result, for the first time, we were forced to allow singing acts with records as the background music. We are hoping that since Mr. May (our band director) has arrived that this problem will be eradicated next year. Dispite heavy rain, we had a huge turn-out. Thanks to all who supported us! See ya next year, Mrs. T. Gilyard. 66 The Sweetheart dance seemed to be a success, for everyone enjoyed themselves once they found the place. The place being the Party House. It was a new dance room that the Y-Teens tried. At mid-way through the dance the king and queen and princes and princesses were crowned. It was a time of surprise, fun and a few laughs. As the night went on and the fun continued, finally everyone dispersed and went their own way. ART I I Every- one should go on a BTW trip at least once. Hopefully as long as there are sponsors like Spillman and Kelly, students will have the chance to go camp out and get away from the crazy city. They may even see killer cows and or copperheads. BTW is a great way to learn to work with other people to get things done. Setting up camp, fixing and eating meals together makes it like a family group, of course we all trusted eachother. When you fall backwards from a platform in a large tree and all that is between you and the ground are a dozen pair of arms, you learn to trust the owners of those arms. I intend to go on the next Bound To Win excursion I had a wonderful time on my virgin trip, so the next one should be even better! I hope to see more new faces along with those of us who have been. Happy traveling, Shannon Clark 72 73 JUNIORS CLASS OFFICERS AND BUSINESS COMMITTEE FRONT ROW: Lisa Bruce-Giftorian, Rhonda Borrowman-Treasurer, Michelle Green-Secretary, Donna Fetters-Vice President, Donna Cox-President. BACK ROW: Carla Bradley, Sandra Garcia, Roudina Joseph, Ann Roberts, Denise Yslas. 75 C-, C 2 C W in Ch C 2 i—i o w 03 o w 03 Abron, Mia Alaniz, Felina Akers, Tammy Alewel, James The Junior year is a lot of what they said it would be. You hear everybody tell you about the Junior year being the hardest and it is. Then again that depends on the person. This is the last year to buckle down before the Senior year. So you have to make the most of it. This is probably the best Junior class of Northeast history. The class of '83 are the smartest, their into sports, and school improvement. Whether you go on and further your education or become a ditch digger, good luck to the Class of “83 Chris Jones Alsin, Donald Andrews, Joe Anthony, Marc 76 Armstrong, Tyrone Atty, Gladys Baldin, Robert Blackburn, Constance Boles, Prentis Boles, Sarah Boley, Sherri Borrowman, Rhonda Bowls, Linda Bradley, Carla Brockman, Kim Bruce, Linda Bruce. Lisa Bui, Hue 77 Burt Maxine Cangelosi, Anthony Carter, Antrina Cotrel, Brian Busby, David Cangelosi, Vince Carter, James Cox, Donna Butrum. James Caravella, Joe Corkill, Kevin Crutcher, Carla 78 Crutcher Debbie Cude, Teresa Daily, Carla D'Angelo, Joe Davis, Kent Davis Theresa Debiaso, Antonio Dennison. Kylah Deshazer, Sharon Diaz, Luis Dillard, Alesia Du, Tuan Due Eikenbary, Kerry 79 Elliott, Yvonne Esteban, Arthur Farley, Denise Fetters, Donna Fannery, Shaunn Ford, Frances Garcia, Cora Garrett, Cindy Gaona, Johanna Geabhart, Shawn Giambalvo, Donna Giokas. Maria 80 Givhan, Tina Green, Michelle Guerrero, Teresa Gum, Walter Harter, Gary Heizman, Scott Holmes, George Hopkins, Wendall Hill, Stephanie Howell, Becky John, David 81 Johnson, Yolanda Jones, Chris Joseph, Roudina Kaufman, Mia Keegan, Mike Lambrecht, Kenny Lavar, Tom Llanes, Juana Lopez, Linda Lucito, Vicki Maloney, Bridget Mathews, Cheryl 82 McQuillen, Richard Merritt, Janet Miller, Jeff Moore, Bruce Murguia, Raul Nastasi, Joe Neiderman, Tressa Newton, Wendy Nobles, Donna Orme, Sherry Pearce, Ginger Pirello, Vito Kayboum, Ronnie Reed, John Ramsey, Theresa Rhone, Sherri CAUSE WERE 83 Riddell, Christina Roberts, Carla Rodriquez, Laura Rojas. Theresa Roberts, Ann Robinson. Mitchell Rogers, Kathleen Russell, Vicky 84 Strange, Telinda Spencer, Leanne Spradly. David Saenz, Lynette Sanchez, Julie Sapp, Suzie Scribner, Theresa Shelley, Mike Smith, Deborah Sunderland, Shalimar Spencer, Brad 85 Story, Andrea Taylor, Jaimie Terranova, Sal Thompson, Joan Tripp, Teresa Umholtz. Robert Vance, Cindy Vastbinder, Steve Vickers, Lisa Vigliaturo, Joe Weeks. Jack Wiley, Zenobia 86 Willard, Danny Williamson, James Wingfield, Charles Woodard, Carmon 87 Toni Morales-Treas. Irving Beeks-Sgt. of Arms 4th row L. to K.: Mrs. Miller. Charla Taihi. Robert Ojeda. Pamela Denson. Mrs. Smith; 3rd row, Francis Bishop. Rachelle Middleton. Antonia Morales; 2nd row. Lucy Cline. Janet Miller. 1st row. Rosie Johnson. Francis Bishop-Vice Pres. Charla Taibi-Sec. Rosie Johnson-Pres. Yolanda Abron Tammy Anderson Angela Argento Congetta Barbarotta Laura Arnold LeAnn Barelli Kevin Ax Pam Beam Julie Baldwin Matt Becchina 90 Mike Bishop Sherri Boatright David Boley James Bomar Shanea Bell Jada Bennett Cornetta Betts Karen Biggins Eunice Butler Lori By field Donna Cairns Frank Caloroso David Canzonere Phyllis Cascone Michael Castaneda Joe Catalano Joe Cavallaro Janet Chandler 92 Larry Cox Tammy Cox Jody Craddock Vicki Curtis Marie D'Angelo Pamela Denson T - Lisa Chapman Shannon Clark Lucy Cline Bobby Cohens Tonya Collier Chris Cornelison Mary Denton Keith Diller Toni Donnici v Paula Eason Sharonda Eason John Elgin Javier Fonseca Sam Ford Ken Gant Julie Elliott Staci Farley Chris Flathers Annette Gatten Sherri Gay Chris Gibbs Cheryl Gillotti Dino Giokas Glen Graybill Carla Grimes John Giokas Charmain Gladney Susan Goings 95 Theresa Hitchcock Tammy Hogan Cristi Jones Angie Juarez Mike Koenig David Horton James Jacobs Becky Jennings Rosi Johnson Elizabeth Johnston Sherri Johnston 96 Tracy Lane Sheila Lapsley Mike Maggio Marlon Morton Glen Meeks Carl Metz Rachelle Middleton Elizabeth Miller Janet Miller Tommy Minor Tina Monoco Kelly Moore Antonia Morales Tawany McKnight Connie Odom Rick Ojeda Robert Ojeda Mario Osbowrne Diane Pace Stacy Parthenopoulos Robert Nance Sharon Nickell Tracy Noel_ Carl Occhipinto Annie Passler V ictor Pena Rusty Reed John Reyes 99 Sharon Rodriguez Keith Rollin Paul Rosevear Robin Rusher Cathy Sapemarr Becky Sassmann Sam Scardino Jim Scola 100 Nancy Stone David Tanner Pat Sears Chris Smith Paul Sharp Danny Smith Patricia Singleton George Smith Sherry Siopho Robinetto Smith 101. Pat Sullivan Charla Taibi Charles Teel Tommy Thompson Angela Tucker Jesse Vasquez Regina Turner Stephanie Vidauri Rex Wilson Julie Wolfe Joe Watson Renee Weeks Amber Weese Rieki Yager Denise Wheeler Rhonda Wichmann David Williams Ginger Wilson HOMECOMING QUEEN APRIL GROVES On October 10, 1981, Northeast High School held its annual Homecoming Dance at the Continental Hotel. The Homecoming Royalty were crowned at the dance. The male candidates were chosen by the Volleyball team and the Girls Cross Country team. The female candidates were chosen by the Football team and by the Boys Cross Country team. Northeast is proud of the fact that all ethnic groups were represented. The entire student body here at Northeast High voted on these candidates and are proud of the results we have achieved and chosen. HOMECOMING KING OTTO MILLAN 105 SOPHOMORE PRINCE PRINCESS ROBERT OJEDA MELINDA TAYLOR Crowning the Queen! ROTC QUEEN LAVADA BOX Sergeant Cook, Mr. Brown, Lavada Box, Charles Johnson, Carman Woodard, Melvin Gibson, Sherry Sipho, Frank Yslas, Andrea Story, John Reed 1st row - Carman Woodard, Lavada Box, Andrea Story, Sherry Sipho 2nd row - Melvin Gibson, Charles Johnson, John Reed, Frank Yslas 107 FRESHMAN PRINCE PRINCESS DONALD RAYBOURN DEBRA MIDDLETON SOPHOMORE PRINCE PRINCESS PHILLIP TRIANO SHARON RODRIQUEZ JUNIOR PRINCE PRINCESS JOSEPH ANDREWS YOLANDA JOHNSON 108 SWEETHEART KING QUEEN FRANK DECLUE KIMBERLY WILKINS 109 Lawrence Bishop Billie Dennison This year's Sweetheart Dance was a great success, thanks to the Y-Teens and Mrs. Gilyard. The candidates were chosen by the Y- Teens and were presented at the all school assembly the day before the Dance, they were then voted upon by the entire student body. The Sweetheart King Queen and their Court were crowned at the Dance and for those who attended, the crowning was a very exciting moment. The music was provided by Sound Dynamics, featuring our theme “Sweet Dreams.” f r Chris Flathers Phyllis Cascone Michelle Green Joe Nastasti Sherri Boley Left to right - Patricia Conchola, Anthony Sosa, Remona Cozart, Cathie McDowell, Eddie Aguirre, Gina Cascone 110 MISS CHEERLEADER ANTRINA CARTER BASKETBALL KING QUEEN FRANK DECLUE SUZANNE JONES 111 FRESHMEN Row 1: Susan Koenig - Treasurer, Matt Letourneau - Vice President Row 2: Craig Bondick - Secretary, Debra Middleton - President. Row 3: Pam Snowden, Donetta Smith, Stefanie Williams. SPONSORS Edward Popek Susan Knight This is a time for Freshman and their Best of Times. They are coming to a new school, meeting new friends, and participating in new activities. They are always scared by false hopes, but are soon relieved to find out it isn't that bad. Most freshmen are thirsty for new things so they make up most of the clubs and play an active part in them. The freshmen are at the bottom of the totem pole, but soon learn to live with being put down and look forward to moving up the pole to more of the BEST OF TIMES. 113 Achille, Frank Adkins, Kim Allman, Debora Andrews, Jeanette Ashley, Debra Atty, Diana Battaglia, Nanci Benvenuto, Jay Benvenuto, Marguer Bein, Terri Bishop, Lawrence Borrowman, Eric 11' Box, Michelle Breth, Lisa Burns, Sherri Calohan, Richard Caravella, Richard Cavallaro, Aimee Carter, Amy Carter, Andranette Christian, Lorna Curtis, Norma Collins, Angle Daily, Christina 115 Dalioy, Rita Daugherty, Bruce Davis, Laticia DeBrevi, Christina DeCaro, Angela Dennison, Billie Dodgson, Harry Donze, Vincent Dorrell, Camela Dorrell, Mike Dukaick, Christie Dunlap, Tracy Dunn, Gail Dye, Mike Eason, Deborah Fabela, Elisa Filed, Stephanie Finley, Helen Flannery, Cory Fonseca, Javier Foster, Janet Franco, Carolyn Garcia, Lilia Garcia, Victor 117 Gee, Carla Goens, Charlene Goodman, Debbie Gumm, Barbara Gypson, Lisa Harter, Shawn Heffern, Michelle Herrow, Jay Hohensinner, Johanna N rr ■nilifoiim FUTURE DRIVERS’ OF AMERICA Holbrook, Harold Horton, Janice Houchin, Debbie Hunter, Jay % «I Khammany, Keophaphone King, Becky King, Darin King, Sam ft A ‘lit Koenig, Susan Krank, Darrell Landers, Joe Lawrence, Mike 119 Lerida, Lazaro LeTourneau, Matt Liberto, Nancy Manser, Shelly Martin, Tom Mayhew, Rusty McDwitt, Connie Mclntryre, Barbara McMurray, Gina Middleton, Debra Miller, Roy Mills, Robin 120 Nobles, Sherri Ogg, David Orozco, Steve Pace, John Pace, Mary Pankey, Rusty Pence, Deana Phillips, Brenda Phillips, Laura Phillips, Melinda Powell, Tina Ranclay, Carl Rayboum, Donnie Reed, Stacy Reyes, Connie Reyes, Ramona Roberts, Keith Rogers, Tina Ross, Vorselle Roush, Tim Rowland, Chris Rowlette, Steve Sandridge, A1 Sapenaro, Debbie 122 Schlechter, John Scott, Tina Seagon, Richard Shaw, David Sicken, Sok Simsheuser, Angela Skinner, Michelle Smalley, William Sola, Gina Srisavat, Rajsabud 123 Walker, Troy Waters, Daniel Wheeler, Chris Williams, Rennee Williams, Stefanie Wilmore, Derrick Wilson, Beverly Wilson, Brenda Wilson, Scott Wright, Robert Yeager, Danice Zitto, Gennie w, - Sujeet PReams TS pJcxtyWHy OjF ‘See what 1 mean, Chris!” | -T n v c % «5 ?- H 'X CY — 'W r pr rtrC V$ 4 126 130 131 LeAnne Spencer Kitty Sayers Senior Denise Wheeler Janet Miller Shanea Bell Elise Jones Senior Suzanne Jones Senior Ann Roberts Sharon Hundley Lucy Cline Coach Ray Wade Sf i � 5� ®. Jr v hr L32l Pi Cross-country is one of the most rewarding sports there is. It means working out twice a day in the stifling heat of summer. It means running 13 hilly miles around Lake Jacomo and then going swimming and barbecuing with the team afterwards. It means a lot of sit-ups, push- ups, hill workouts, and lonely miles, but also alot of good times and togetherness with the team. It is the satisfaction of pushing yourself to the limit again and again, sometimes coming in 1st place and sometimes 99th, but always giving it your all. The girls team this year was one of the most successful girls cross-country teams in the history of Northeast. Individual improvement, and all runners returning from last year's team helped to make it a good season. The team won their first trophy this season by taking first place in the Westport Invitational. The ne t trophy was a second place at the Miege Invitational. Although it was a good season, the team was plaqued by many bad breaks. For instance, the Bonner Springs Invitational. The team missed beating Ottawa, the Kansas State Champs, by one point through a tie-break decision for first place between Elise Jones and the number one Ottawa girl. At the Interscholastic League Championship City meet N.E. came in 2nd-only two points behind Southwest, the defending champs for the past five years. Elise Jones won the race, but in the process received a stress fracture in her foot that put her out for the rest of the season. Suzanne Jones followed with 3rd, Denise Wheller 9th, Kitty Sayers 10th, and Leanne Spencer 11th. Sharon Hundley won the J.V. race, leading the J.V. to victory and the first place trophy for the 2nd year in a row. Other members of the J.V. team were Shanea Bell, Lucy Cline, Janet Miller, Ann Roberts, and Shelly Middle- ton. At the District meet, the N.E. girls placed 12th out of more than 40 teams present,. Although the team did not qualify for the State Meet, Suzanne Jones qualified and place 32nd in the State Meet out of 180 runners. This was the 2nd highest finish in State Competition for a N.E. girl. As for the boy's team five out of the seven runners on last year's Varsity team graduated, but this year's team still managed to put in a good showing. The two returning Varsity runners were Billy Forest and Danny Spencer. Billy, though plaqued with many injuries, still ran some great races and placed 5th in the City Meet. Danny Spencer was in good form and won the City Meet hands down. The Varsity boys team placed second in the City Meet behind Southwest. Other team members were Darrell Salinas (7th), Darron Jacobs (8th), Pat Waller, Art Esteban. The J.V. team placed second behind Van Horn. The members were Robert Ojeda, Joe D'Angelo, Victor Pena and Javier Fonseca. Danny Spencer was the only Northeast boy that qualified for Regionals in the District Meet. The Northeast Cross- country teams were represen- ted well in the Fall Sports Banquet. Eight runners from Northeast were All-Stars, meaning they placed in the top 10 in the City Meet. Four runners were girls. Darrell Salinas is the only Freshman from Northeast to ever be an All-Star. Danny Spencer was awarded the Most Valuable (Male) runner in the League for the second year in a row. Elise Jones was awarded the Most Valuable (Female) runner in the League. Coach Ray Wade won Coach of the Year for the second time and it was an award he really deserved. The cross-country team is really proud of their coach and is greatly indebted to him for all the time and energy he invested in them. Cross Country Schedule 9 15 Boner Springs 9 19 Liberty 9 29 Westport 10 3 Bishop Miege 10 10 Ruskin 10 15 league Championship at Swope Park 10 23 Lee's Summit Girls at 10 23 Boys at Swope Park 10 24 Boys District at Swope Park 10 31 Varsity Sectional at Swope Park 11 7 State Championship Varsity Donna Cox Coach Rita Mabin Linda Lopez Danice Yeager Managers Tamara Freeman Chris Garrett Tuoi Nguyen Leah Banks We were successful in 1981 because we developed a consistent offensive I attack. Senior All-Star Chris Garrett developed into the best spiker in I j the League. Junior All-Star Teresa Rojas established a new school W record and added offensive punch to the viking attack as our 2nd I . spiker. The viking net defense was exciting with fine play from a M Senior Tamara Freeman a League Honorable Mention and Junior Sharon DeShazer. The spark plug of the N ortheast offense was Sr. All-Star Andrea Hernandez, thj quickest setter in the League. Linda Lopez and Thelma Baskin were top reserves. This talented group of Athletes were lead admirably by Junior Captain Donna Cox. NORTHEAST VOLLEYBALL SCHEDULE Andrea Hernandez Sept. 4 Sept. 9 Sept. 14 Sept. 16 Sept. 17 Sept. 22 Sept. 24 Sept. 28 Sept. 30- -Oct. 3 Oct. 6 Oct. 8 Oct. 10 Oct. 14 Oct. 21 N.E. vs. Hogan N.E. vs. Lincoln N.E. vs. St. Pius N.E. vs. Westport N.E. vs. Loretto N.E. vs. East N.E. vs. Southeast N.E. vs. Sunset Hill ISL Tournament N.E. vs. Paseo N.E. vs. Southwest UMKC Tournament N.E. vs. Central N.E. vs. Van Horn Victory Victory Victory Victory Victory Victory Victory Victory Champions Victory Victory 3rd Place Victory Defeat Total Season Games Won 16 Lost 2 League Record Won 7 Lost 1 Co-Champions of ISL 137 Captain Donna Cox Co-Captain Andrea Hernandez “The Best of Times.” Yes, that was what the Northeast Sr. High Volleyball Team had this year. The Best of Times. This year the final record was 16 and 2. This is the best record that a Northeast volleyball team has ever had. Captain Donna Cox and Co- captain Andrea Hernandez stated that “With coach pushing us we learned to work for what we wanted and still have fun.” She showed us how to come together .unite as a team, so that everyone was not out for themselves, but we were for each other. The team is very proud of their accomplishments. They took 1st place in the Interscholastic League Tournament; 3rd place in the UMKC Tournament; they were co-champions of the Interscholastic League; and last of all, the team won 1st place in the district rounds. District was something special for the team. Northeast appears to be the only volleyball team to ever win a district championship in the history of the Interscholastic League. To many of the girls on the team, this was a great accomplish- ment and they deserve to feel proud of themselves. D.C. The Northeast Volleyball Team sure has something to be proud of. Just look at the trophies! One for 1st place in the Interscholastic League Tournament, another for 3rd place in the UMKC Tourna- ment, and yet another for co- champions of the League and another for the great accomplishment of winning the 1st place plaque in district and finally one of the most honorable ones, the Coach of the Year Award, which was received by coach Rita L. Mabin for her outstanding work with the team. The team worked very hard to earn these trophies and they enjoyed doing it. There are not many teams who can say that they went 14 and 0 before losing a game. In winning the trophies, many things were accom- plished that are not visible. The team met every team goal set before the season began. Three members of the Viking Volleyball team were chosen for the Interscholastic League All-Star Team (Teresa Rojas, Chris Garrett, and Andrea Hernandez). Records were also broken as we accom- plished these goals. Teresa Rojas broke many of the old records to set new ones and this made the team feel good. The team started practice on August 17th to prepare themselves for the up-coming season. In their record, it can be seen that they worked hard and that is how they became successful. Coach Mabin told the team repeatedly through- out the summer and season, “It takes practice to make perfect and the more practice you can get the better you are.” It really appears to have paid off for the volleyball team. From left to right Sandra Garcia Amy Carter, Danise Yeager Debra Ashley, Sherri Wheeler, Cindy Vance,Stacey Farley Angela Tucker Center: Melinda Taylor. 140 Captain Melinda Taylor Season High Point Leah Banks The junior varsity volleyball team had a rather good season this past year. They finished with a record of 4 wins and 4 losses. They played in the Junior Varsity Interscholastic games. Being coached by Rita L. Mabin the girls learned to work together as a team. Many are looking forward to playing for the team next year. League Tournament. They captured second place after playing many oepi. i uugun Sept. 10 St Teresa Sept. 10 Blue Valley Tourney (Fresh.) Sept 14 St Pius Sept 17 Loretto Sept. 28 Sunset Hill Oct. 15 Central Oct. 17 ISL Tourney Lost Won Lost Lost won 2nd Place 141 Danny Kir g Senior RB Joe Persell Senior CB Eric Groves Senior DT Robert Moslej Senior LB Reggie Mott Senior LB Gary Stewart Senior OG Gene Oliver Senior OT Joe Nastasi Junior TE Coach Charles Harris Kenny Johnson I Junior SR ■ Vito Pirello Junior DE Donnie Raybourn Preshman OB 142 Paul Delcourt Senior SS N ick Roberts Senior SE Curt Teel Senior RB Ronnie Ford Senior DT X L Albert Butler Senior SE Frank Yslas Senior SE I ...MM WfA v Coach teven Scroggins Ede Schaffer Sophomore OT rn Scott Sexton Junior OT Michael Cobbins Junior QB Richard Haskle NORTHEAST VARSITY FOOTBALL 1981-82 Head Coach, Harris Sept. 4 Excelsior Springs There 7-30 Sept. 12 Paseo East 7:30 Sept. 18 Hogan East 7.30 Sept. 25 Blue Valley There 730 Oct. 2 Lincoln East 7.30 Oct. 9 East East 730 Oct. 15 Central East TOO Oct. 22 Van Horn East 7:00 Nov. 6 Southwest East 730 I The 1981 football season could have been considere a fairly mediocre season. Although our record wouldj indicate that we had a poor season, we played well in| the majority of our games and were rarely beaten bad. We had a tough defense, and offense that played together until the end. Our new head coach and staff jhelped.to the best of their ability, the performance of our team. The 1981 season saw a number of new faces, the majority underclassmen, contribute to the team. Although we did not have a Freshman program, most of the underclassmen played on the junior varsity team. The underclassmen are the building blocks of a future successful team. Thus they are encouraged to come out in their Freshman year to gain as much experience as possible to later benefit the Northeast football team. Support is essential in any sport to promote a team's victory. Support this year for ou,r football team was pretty good. Many students and faculty members attended the games and supported the team whether we won or lost. This kind of support is much needed when we play powerhouses that have a large number of fans. No one should judge the vikings by their past records or teams and say “Well, they always lose.” This sometimes may be true but is contrary to school spirit which is needed at Northeast to encourage and support all athletic activities to fine and successful seasons. Danny King Reggie Mott Danny King. Kenny Johnson, and Reggie Mott were voted Honorable Mention in the Interscholastic league Kenny Johnson was also voted All Metro. Congradu la lions to all three of them!! The program as a whole is starting to improve. Despite the win-loss record, the team had a pretty good year. They were very competitive in all of their games and the offense was very good. Coach Harris did a good job working with the team, and if more people turn out for the team next year we will have a winning program. School spirit is a major aspect in the enthusiasm of the team, and more students and faculty should become more involved with the team. They practiced very hard and if more people realized this and supported the team, who knows what could happen. KJ. From Left to Right: Row 1: Rick Ojeda, Scott Sexton, Brad Spencer, Rick Mosley,Wayne Reed, Eric Schaeffer, Joe Carvella, Albert Sandridge, Cecil Long. Row 2: Delbert Greenway, Frank Yslas, Chris Cornelison, Prentis Boles, Barry Shackelford, Micheal Cobbins, Steve Roberts, Rick McQuillen, Vince Caravella, Coach Lerone Roberts. Row 3: Donnie Ray Bourn, Steven Bennett, Carl Ramsey, Kent Davis, Shelton Woods. The ifteentl Jul a ortheas footbaUer H i reeir practice fields for the first time of the season. The vikings worked hard for four hot weeks. The highlights of the summer practice were: intra-squad, scrimmage and the watermelon feast. After the long hard summer there were practices where the intracacies of the I formation were learned. The workouts were pplied in games with these fundamentals mind. Vender the guidance of Coach Charles arris the team tought hard through every snatch on the grid iron win or lose. C.H. Eddie Aguirre Randy Hundley Milo Simmons Head Coach Rodney Sanders Marvin White Charles Banks Eric Groves Frank Declue Asst. Coach Coleman Russ John Wilson The 1981-82 viking basketball team finished the season by defeating North Kansas City and placing second to Central in the STATE DISTRICT TOURNAMENT. The season was characterized by many close and exciting games. The team entered the league tournament, lost the opening game to Central, then defeated Westport. East, and Southwest to gain the fifth place trophy in the cousolation bracket. The team feature balanced scoring among six players, and usually had at least three or four players of the six scoring in double figures. In league competition the team had a four win, four loss record leaving them in a tie with Faseo for second place. There were only a couple of games in which the team was blown out. In most every game, the final outcome was not decided until the very last. Under the direction of Coach Sanger the boys played a very outstanding season. T0A TBA 7 30 600 Nov ?P Dec 13 4 Dec P Dec 11 BOVS varsity basketball Paspo TRUMAN TOURNEY St JO€ I aia+eiie •W 5� PO,f U F M Truman S� Josepn � LFn J.V. BASKETBALL Top: Coach Coleman Russ, Cornelius Johnson, Wayne Reed, Mitchell Robinson, Brad Spencer, Marty Kelly, Kim Brockman. Bottom: Shelton Woods, Aaron Thompson, Alvin Botlev. Damon Carter, Reggie Jones. The Junior Varsity basketball team had an outstanding season, Coach Russ and his team held practices at 6:00 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. He felt the team needed the additional practices because, out of the eleven men on the team only one had interscholastic basket- ball experience. After winning only one of their first seven games the team came on strong at the end of the season to win their last five (5) games and finish the season with a 4-4 league record and 8-9 overall. After the season Coach Russ stated “He was very delighted with the way the team played and wished the season was just beginning.” JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Nov 28 Pa ec ILFM Dec 0 St Joe La’ayette St Joseph Dec 11 •Westport ILFH Dec 15 Center Center Dec 18 ‘Central 11FH Dec ’9 Smith Cotton Sedaha Jar 1? St Joe Central Van Morn Jar 16 •Ea� � IlFH Jar ?6 ■ tmcotn ILFH Jar 29 Clmton Clmtor. Feb 5 ‘Southwest ILFH Feb 10 •Paseo ILFH Feb 16 St Pius St Pius Feb 19 ‘Southeast ILFH Feb 24 ’Van Horn ILFH 151 Top: Steve Orozco, Frank Vera, Mike Dye, Paul Newman, Damon Johnson, Derrick Wilmore, Diamos Kimson, Ernest Becks, John Schlechter. Coach Steve Scroggins. Bottom: Jeff Wynn, Matt Letoumea, D.J. Caudillo, Ronnie RayBourn, Darin King, Donnie RayBourn. Managers: Sara Boles, Charles Johnson. This year the Freshman Basketball team had done an excellent job. They've had a respectable season and look prospective for the J.V. team next year. Hopefully, they 11 all participate next year for another good season. Freshman Coach ve Scroggins Shanea Bell 154 Nov 30 St Pius Northeast 600 Dec 2 St Teresas Northeast 530 Dec 10 •Westport ILFH 730 Dec 7-1? PAPK HILL TOUPNEY Park Hill TBA Dec 18 'Central ILFH 630 Dec ?? Wmnetonka Northeast 530 Jan 49 IL TOUPNEY SE Sr 8 ILFH TBA Jan 12 St Joe Central Van Horn 600 Jan 16 •East ILFH 600 Jan 18 20-21 BLUE VALLEY TOUPNEY B'ue Valley TBA Jan ?6 •Lincoln ILFH 600 Jan 28 Notre Dame Northeast 530 Feb 1 Hogan Hogan 600 Feb 4 •Southwest ILFH 730 Feb 10 •Paseo ILFH 600 Feb 17 St Pius St Pius 600 Feb 19 'Southeast ILFH 630 Feb 24 •Van Horn ILFH 600 Indicates League Games District and State Tourneys TBA ILFH—interscholastic League Field oose The girls basketball teams were well represented this year. They ended their season with the respectable record of varsity 8 wins and 14 losses; junior varsity 10 wins and 6 losses. Hopefully, the returning team next year will have an ever better season. HEAD COACH - WAUNITA SMALL 157 t Top: Chris Smith. Bobby Cohens. Suzanne Jones. Leah Banks. Sharon Hundley, Shelly Middleton Shanea Bell, Coach Wanita Small. Middle Dian Manning, Sherri Rhone. Sheila Gilbert. Bottom: Melinda Taylor, Karen Thompson. Not Pictured: Ava Brooks.- Thelma Baskin, Theresa Davis, Pam Lockett, Lucy Cline, Loretta Jones, Andranette Carter, Watquita Norman, Pam Snowden. Penny Williams, Beverly Wilson, Brenda Wilson. Richard Haskell Robert Mosley Weightlifting is a strengthening conditioning process taken up by athletes to improve their physical capabilities so that they can perform at a high level. It is also a competitive sport that creates an athlete with quickness, strength and mental discipline. Kenny Johnson 'Xrihe Ron Brown Vito Pirrello David Hernandez Top: Vito Pirello, David Hernandez, Robert Mosley, David Tanner. Ronald Brown, Wayne Reed,.Rick Ojeda, Tham Pham. Bottom: Kenny Johnson, Nick Roberts, Scott Sexton, Eric Schaffer. Not Pictured: Joe Nastasi. Tham Pham 161 Being involved in these organizations may seem like all fun and games, but only to those not involved in extracurricular activities. Granted, a lot of attention is drawn toward these energetic people, for they are the ones who either help make special events take place or who perform for you on stage or at games or other special events. But before these events can take place many hours of hard work must be put in. Many of these clubs meet twice a week. Some even begin during the summer. You must remember that these meetings take place outside of school hours. Many hours are spent perfecting the programs that these clubs produce. Not only does it take time and effort, but some involve physical practice. Yes, plenty of sore muscles and sweat have been poured out for your viewing entertainment. As the Poms, Cheerleaders, and Vikettes begin getting their muscles limbered and in shape throughout the summer and they must stay in shape all year. The Band members are constantly trying to improve on their musical talents, sometimes accompanying the choir who not only perform for our pleasure, but also for the public’s pleasure as well. There are still other groups who are not interested in entertaining for a moment, but they have a long term effect on the students. Their purpose seems to involve making school conditions more tolerable for the students. And some where down the ling releasing some of the tension placed on the teachers. These organizations would include the Student Council and Round Ball. Then there’s the National Honor Society which is more interested in individuals getting themselves prepared for higher education, and a fulfilling life. But then, what is wrong with that? And after you know how to take care of yourself, you can join Mr. Kelly and help the environment by joining the Ecology Club. But if you’re one for sentiment, Mrs. Gilyard and her gang will take care of you. They are constantly keeping couples together during the holidays whether it be Halloween or Christmas. Oh, but don’t be fooled. These kids don t do all of this alone, they’ve got help. So let us not forget them, the sponsors. Nor all of the time, money and work that they give. Many times there are late hours, weekends, and the relentless abuse of their followers. Now let’s give them a little of the recognition which they truly deserve. For without them none of this would be possible. Mrs Gilyard-Tech. Crew, Y- Teens, and Drama Club; Mrs, Don Carlos-National Honor Society; Miss Coffman-Pom- pon squad; Mr. Kelly-Ecology Club, and the Student Council; Mr. Roberts- Vikettes; Mr. May-Band; Sgt. Conant and Sgt. Beyer- R.O.T.C.; and last, but not least a special thanks to Mr. Spillman for the sponsoring of the yearbook-Thanks! Mary Arroyo 162 I 1st row: Tom Rankin, Jack Rankin; 2nd row: Kerry Eikenbary, Brad Spencer, Shawn Geabhart, Mrs. Gilyard. 165 1st row: Mrs. Gilyard, Rosie Johnson. Michelle Green, Shannon Clark; 2nd row: Tom Rankin, Sherri Rhone, Zenobia Wiley, Billie Dennison; 3rd row. Leonard Morris, Brad Spencer, Kerry Eikenbary, Shawn Geabhart. 1st row: Sharon Rodriquez, Kim Wilkins; 2nd row: Michelle Green, Yolanda Johnson, Patricia Conchola, Leanne Spencer, Sherry Boley; 3rd row: Janet Miller, Becky Sassman, Gina Cascone, Ann Roberts, Mrs. Gilyard;4th row: Kelly Roberts, Laura Arnold, Debra Middleton, Denise Yslas, Sherrie Rhone,; 5th row: Ramona Cozart, Phyllis Cascone, Lucy Cline, Billie Dennison. I 167 1st row: To Heim Thi Hoang, To Nguyen Thi Hoang; ■2nd row: Patti Boatright, Suzanne Jones, ■ftBilly Forrest,, Gabrielle Vidauri, Elise Jones. 1st row: Kenny Lambrecht: 2nd row: Carla Roberts, Pat Waller, Mr. Kelly, Elise Jones, Suzanne Jones, Joe Liseo. 169 3CJUZXG XV 1 st row: Tina Givhan, Anna Hernandez, Trish Conchola, Jackie Love, Theresa Tripp, Cecilia Templeton, 2nd row: Erin Taylor, Cathy McDowell, Rhonda Rossen, Patty Warborton, Doris Johnson, Donna Vickers, 3rd row: Debbie Crutcher, Carla Cretter, Ms. Cain, Pat Sullivan, Jannet Chandler, Staci Hulse, Janice Crutcher, Rhonda Wickman, Maxine Burt, 4th row: Cherly Mathews, Kim Wilkins, Keith Tatium, Mervin Gibson, Jeff Miller, Robert Mosley, Bobby Umholtz, Ms. Lentell, Rhonda Borrowman. They timidly lead us in song throughout the year. The Christmas Season is not only Santa's big scene, but also The Northeast Senior Highschool Choir! This is their big scene, excuse me Mr. Cariddi. It just wouldn't be Christmas without Their harmonyously soft “Silent Night”. They're always just waiting for a chance to break out in song, excuse me again Mr. Cariddi. This group may be caught with their mouth open most of the time, but it's the nice things that come out. e®i?iQj£ 1st row: Mrs. Mercer, Elise Jones, Suzanne Jones, SteveSanchez, Antonia Morales, Mr. Kelly; 2nd row: Sandra Garcia, Debra Middleton, Pam Snowden, Angela DeCaro, Lucy Cline, Carla Bradly, Theresa Lewis; 3rd row: Donna Cox. Charla Taibi, Rachelle Middleton, Donna Fetters, Leonard Morris. 171 1st row: Kirk Jones, George Cann, John Jenkins, Terrance Nance, Anthony Sosa, Mr. May. 2nd row: Tyrone Armstrong, Deana Pence, Carol Anderholt, Wendel Hopkins, Tonya Collier, Troy Walker, Prentis Boles, Edward Ross, Arthur Dennis, 3rd row: Tammy Akers, Carla Roberts, Bryant Denson, Tony Dawkins, Larry Dennis, 4th row: Charles McDonald, Donny Wilson, Tracy Dunlap, Steven Deshazer, Fred Greenwood, Kent Davis. Congratulations to Tammy Akers, for making All City Band. Tammy plays the clarinet. P P LJelcome c I to Northeast I— Par. may ni a 111 lump II “1 Irr ft) yrvt|r,' r7 Reggie Davis, Caren Thompson, er. Morion Morton, Roy Hunter. Willie Lockhart, Harold Holbrook, 1 Larence Bishop. I —y William Thrasher, Mark Oliver, Meeks, Michael Douney, Pat Veverly, Courtney Christian. Sherry Siphok Tyrone Armstrong. 175 Cornelous Johnson, Lavada Box, Kevin Ewing, Sheila Rogers. Howard Knauer, Sgt. Cook. 176 Lavada Box, William Thrasher, John Mickx, Crystal Daniels, Sheila Roger, Anthony Winston, Kevin Ewing, John Reed, Corniels Johnson. 177 Sponsor, Miss Sherry Bagby Varsity, remember our “Car Wash”, this summer? What Car Wash! And, “the apology”? How about our paper drive and our big check for all of those papers? All of us swore up and down that the next time we would contribute in a paper drive it would have to snow in July! Our early morning round-up in front of school. And the sisterly love of Julie Tressa. Tressa chasing Julie, laughing at her etc... Well we finally made it to camp. And what an experience. All of the tollerance and patience whichmany of us lost at one time or another. But in the end it seemed to bring us closer. The headaches we got from trying to remember everything, and the aching bones and muscles. Taking turns giving messages, and later freezing at night. Being late because of brading certain peoples long hair. We had tuff competition but we brought home some accomplisments. We didn't work as hard as we did for nothing. If only things could have stayed instead of slip away. Though it may be disappointing at times hopefully our panes will bring back happy memories when we were together, and when all of us cared. We were one “Heck of a Squad!” 178 179 180 «ft This year is the first year in many that Northeast has had a specialty squad. Just what a Specialty Squad? Well, the Specialty Squad is a division of the Cheerleaders that is designed to represent the school, and help promote, and show spirit at all girls athletic events. A Specialty Squad has been needed desperately here at Northeast for some time. Especially, since girls sports has become more popular. The Cheerleaders have always been required to go to all boys athletic events. Although, it may be difficult for some to understand, cheerleaders, like everyone else, have homework and other obligations. Which make it very hard to attend all boys, and girls events. This years Specialty Squad has proven successful in releaving some of this pressure. These girls have put in many hours of effort. Practicing constantly to learn the cheers, and to keep improving themselves. The squad was a great success and has done an excellent job in representing the school and promoting school spirit. Denise Yslas 181 This year the girls attended t NCA Pom Pon J clinic at St. Cloud, MN which proved to be a very successful year. The girls were awarded several 1st place awards, and more. Being: 1 st place 'trophy, for best Home Routine. 1st pla trophy, for best overall squad at camp. 34 Blue Ribbons, awarded the , Megaphone, for being voted j friendliest squad. Certificate JM of Superiority. Picture in ll NCA booklet. 1st place in Cobra B Janet Chandler 183 1st row: Todd Green, Johnnie Cohens, Sheila Rogers, Regina Thomas, Earnest Beeks; 2nd row: Linda Lopez, Marie Butler, Tonya Collier; 3rd row: Mary Taylor! Linda Loper, Andrenette Carter, Vonzell Ross, Renita Mott. N 0 3 T S T v KPf-. p THr. t I NOR AST HQ iVv TH iGS ci Ol •11 □rthers HOME OF TH OF jm Attention-Northeast Atease--Vikettes, Hit it 2, 3, 4.___________________ This has been one of the most productive years for Vikettes Drill team. Since its beginning in 1978. The Vikettes have marched in several area parades. Such as the American Royal Parade, St. Patricks Day Parade, and the jg4 Raytown Annual-Round up Parade. And have competed in several Drill Team competitions around the Kansas City area. In which they have received several first place and seven second place tropheys. This is a great accomplishment for a Drill Team that is only 4 years old. This 1982 DrillTeam will be rememben as one of the most enthusiastic am talented groups. 1st row: Josetta Triano, Sherry Gay, Donna Vickers, Rhonda Vickers, 2nd row: Angela DeCaro, Gina Sola, Pam Snowden, Shara Boles, 3rd row: Becky King, Theresa Tripp, Johanna Hoensinner, Stephanie Williams, Cassey Tripp, Sheila,Beverly. __ ____________________________ __ 185 187 Colleen Jones- Editor-in-Chief Juniors Donna Barnett- Senior Editor, Clubs Organizations Sec Cover Design, Art Mary Arroyo- Editor of Clubs and Organizations,r Senior rat Waller- Photographer, Darkroom Assistant First of the Year Not Pictured: Kristy Capell, Mechelle Stewart Lori Dake- Kirtgs Queens, Prince Princesses Kenny Lambrecht Darkroom Editor, Photographer Ann Roberts Sports, Darkroom Glenn Spillman- Ads. “The Big Advisor Robin Foster Theresa Lewis- Faculty Donna Fetters- Frcshman . We.oofhe Oor'eAs+er Stuff, feel SOoft fiis Q n ir re vic M booK soooid b-e OA HTspicxv G.t ne. 30n Ftrft iieoy. 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ACCFSSORES A GIFTS 198 OF THE COMMUNITY 199 AUTOGRAPHS 200 AUTOGRAPHS 201 INDEX A Abbotte, Jim - 26 Abenoja, Lisa - 26 Abron, Mia - 76 Abron, Yolanda - 90 Achille, Frank - 114 Aderholt, Judy - 26 Adkins, Kim - 114 Aiello, Chris - 26 Akers, Tammy - 76 Aguirre, Eddie - 34, 110, 149 Alaniz, Felina - 76 Alewel, James - 76 Allman, Debora - 114 Almada, Mike • 26 Alsin, Donald - 76 Amos, Tina - 26 Anderson, Tammy - 90 Andrews, Jeanette • 114 Andrews, Joe - 76, 108 Anthony, Marc - 76 Argento, Angela - 90 Armstrong, Tyrone - 77 Arnold, Laura - 90 Arroyo, Mary - 26 Ashley, Debra - 114 Atty, Diana -114 Atty, Gladys - 77 Ax, Kevin - 90 B Baldin, Robert - 77 Baldwin, Julie - 90 Banks, Charles - 149 Banks, Leon - 136 Banks, Pat - 137 Barbarotta, Congetta • 90 Barelli, LeAnn - 90 Barfoot, Marybeth - 27 Barnett, Donna - 27, 104 Battaglia, Nanci - 114 Beam, Pam - 90 Becchina, Matt - 90 Bein, Terri - 114 Bell, Shanea - 91, 132 Bennett, Jada - 91 Bennett, Steve - 146 Benvenuto, Jay - 114 Benvenuto, Marguerito - 114 Bettis, Ida - 27 Betts, Cornetta - 91 Bianco, Anna - 27 Biggins, Karen - 91 Bishop, Dawn - 27 Bishop, Frances • 89 Bishop, Lawrence • 110,114 Bishop, Mike - 91 Blackburn, Constance - 77 Boatright, Sherri - 91 Boles, Prentis - 77, 146 Boles, Sarah - 77 Boley, David - 91 Boley, Sherri • 77, 110 Bomar, James - 91 Bonoma, Toni - 91 Borrowman, Eric - 114 Borrowman, Rhonda - 75,77 Bowls, Linda Box, Carla - 27 Box, Lavada - 107 Box, Michelle • 115 Bradley, Carla - 75 Brancato, Phillip - 27 Breth, Lisa - 115 Brockman, Kim Brownfield, Gene - 91 Bruce, Linda Bruce, Lisa - 75, 77 Bui, Trujig - 78 Burns, Danny Burns, Sherri - 115 Burt, Maxina - 78 Burt, Maxine Busby, David - 78 Butler, Albert - 27, 143 202 Butler, Eunice - 92 Butrum, James - 78 Byfield, Lori - 92 c Caime, John - 28 Cairnes, Donna - 92 Caldwell, Steve - 28 Calohan, Richard - 115 Caloroso, Frank - 92 Candillo, Gina - 78 Cangelosi, Anthony - 78 Cangelosi, Vince - 78 Canzonere, David - 92 Capell, Kristy - 28 Caravella, Joe • 78 Caravella, Richard - 115 Carter, Amy - 115, 140 Carter, Andranette - 115 Carter, Antrina - 78. 104, 111 Carter, James - 78 Carter, Sandy - 28 Cascone, Gina - 28, 110 Cascone, Phyllis - 92, 110 Castaneda, Michael - 92 Catalano, Joe - 92 Cavallaro, Aimee - 115 Cavallaro, Joe - 92, 146 Chandler, Janet - 92 Chapman, Lisa - 28 Christian, Lonna - 115 Clark, Christine - 104 Clark, Shannon - 93 Cline, Lucy - 89, 93, 132 Cobbins, Micheal - 143, 146 Cohens, Bobby - 93, 131 Collier, Tonya - 93 Collins, Angel -115 Compos, Patricia - 28 Conchola, Patricia - 29, 110 Conkill, Kevin - 78 Cornelison, Chris - 93, 146 Cotrel, Brian - 78 Cox, Donna - 75, 78, 136 Cox, Larry - 93 Cox, Tammy - 93 Cozart, Ramona - 110 Crabtree, Christi - 29 Craddock, Jody - 93 Cruthcher, Carla - 78 Crutcher, Debbie - 79 Crutcher, Janice - 29 Cude, Teresa - 79 Curtis, Norma -115 Curtis, Vicki - 93 D Daily, Carla - 79 Daily, Christina - 115 Dake, Lori - 29 Daily, Rita - 116 D'Angelo, Joe - 79, 130 D'Angelo, Maria - 93 Daugherty, Bruce - 116 Davis, Kent - 79, 146 Davis, Laticia - 116 Davis, Stephanie - 29 Davis, Theresa - 79 Dawkins, Tony - 143 Debiaso, Antonio • 79 DeBreir, Christin - 116 DeCarlo, Angela • 116 Declue, Frank - 109, 111, 149 DeGeare, Faith - 29 Delcourt, Paul - 29, 143 Dennison, Billie - 110, 116 Dennison, Kylah - 79 Denshazer, Sharon ■ 79 Denson, Pamela - 89, 93 Denton, Mary - 94 DeShazer, Sharon - 137 Diaz, Luie - 79 Diaz, Marco - 29 Dillard, Alesia • 79 Diller, Keith - 94 DiMicelli, Louis - 30 Dodgson, Harry - 116 Donnici, Toni - 94 Donze, Vincent - 116 Dorrell, Camela - 116 Dorrell, Mike - 116 Du, Thuy Van - 30 Du, Tuan Due • 79 Dukavich, Christie - 116 Dunlap, Tracy - 116 Dunn, Gail • 117 Dye, Mike - 117 E Eason, Deborah - 117 Eason, Paula - 94 Eason, Sharonda - 94 Eason, Shurlanda - 30 Eaton, Curtis - 30 Edwards, Sherri - 30 Edson, Kathy - 30 Eikenbary, Kerry - 79 Elgin, John - 94 Elliott, Julie - 94 Elliot, Yvonne ■ 80 Eskew. Delbert Esteban, Arthur • 80, 130 F Fabela, Elisa - 117 Fannery, Shaunn - 80 Farley, Denise - 80 Farley, Staci - 94, 140 Fetters, Donna - 75, 80 Filed, Stephanie - 117 Finley, Helen - 117 Fitch, Tina - 31 Flannery, Cory -117 Flathers, Chris - 94, 110, 134 Flinn, Jon - 31 Fonseca, Javier - 94, 117, 131 Ford, Frances - 80 Ford, Ronnie - 143 Ford, Sam - 94 Forrest, Billy - 104, 130 Foster, Janet - 117 Foster, Robin - 31 Frances, Carolyn - 117 Franco, Eddie - 31 Freeman, Tamara - 31, 104, 136 G Gant, Ken - 94 Gaona, Johanna - 80 Garcia, Cora - 80 Garcia, Lilia - 117 Garcia, Sandra • 75, 140 Garcia, Victor - 117 Garrett, Christina • 31, 136 Garrett, Cindy - 80 Gassett, Angela - 32 Gatton, Annette - 95 Gay, Sherri - 95 Geabhart, Shawn ■ 80 Gee, Carla - 118 Giambalvo, Donna - 80 Gibbs, Chris - 95 Gibson, Melvin - 107 Gilbert, Sheila - 32 Gillotte, Cheryl - 95 Giokas, Dino - 95 Giokas, John • 95 Giokas, Maria - 80 Givhan, Tina - 81 Gladney, Charmain - 95 Goins, Charlene - 118 Goens, Christopher - 32 Goings, Susan - 95 Goodman, Cindy Goodman, Debbie • 118 Graybill, Glen - 95 Green. Michelle - 75, 81, 110 Green, Pat Greenway, Delbert Grimes, Carla - 95 Grizwald, Lasonya - 96 Groves, April - 105 Groves, Eric • 142, 149 Guerrero, Teresa - 81 Gum, Walter - 81 Gumm, Barbara - 118 Gull, Lori - 32 Gipson, Lisa - 118 H Harten, Shawn • 118 Harter, Gary - 81 Heizman, Scott - 81 Hembree, Sherry - 96 Hensley, Michael - 96 Hernandez, Andrea - 32, 137 Herrow, Jay - 118 Hill, Stephanie - 81 Hitchcock, Theresa - 96 203 Hoang, Iahien - 32 Hogan, Tammy - 96 Hohensinner, Johanna - 118 Holbrook, Harold - 118 Holmes, George, 81 Holst, Kim - 33 Hopkins, Wendall - 81 Horn, Glenice • 33 Horten, David - 96 Horten, Janice - 118 Houchin, Debbie - 118 Howard, Patricia Howell, Becky - 81 Howell, Jerry - 81 Hulse, Staci - 33 Hundley, Randy - 148 Hundley, Sharon - 132 Hunter, Jay - 118 Hunton Saundra - 33 Hutchinson, Donald ■ 131 I Insleman, Angela • 33 J Jacobs, James - 96 Jennings, Becky • 96 John, Connie - 119 John, David - 81 Johnson, Charles - 33, 107 Johnson, Debra - 119 Johnson, Kenny - 142, 144 Johnson, Rosi • 89, 96 Johnson, Yolanda • 82, 108 Johnston, Elizabeth - 96 Johnston, Sherri - 96 Jones, Christi - 96 Jones, Elise - 34, 132 Jones, Suzanne - 34, 111, 132 Joseph, Roudina - 75, 82 Juarez, Angie - 96 K Kaufman, Mia - 82 Keegan, Mike - 82 Kendrick, Trish - 34 Key, Teresa • 119 Reuscher, Kevin - 119 Khammany, Keophanone Killion, Roseann - 34 King, Becky King, Danny - 34, 142, 144 King, Darin King, Sam Koenig, Mike - 96 Koenig, Susan • 119 Krank, Darrell - 119 Kruger, Julia - 35 L Laffler, James - 97 Lambrecht, Kenny - 82, 110 Landers, Joe - 119 Lane, Tracy - 97 Lapsley, Sheila - 97 Lavar, Tom - 82 Lavely, Jason • 97 Lawrence, Elaine 97 Lawrence, Mike • 119 Le, Doi - 35 Leggio, Joe - 97 Leone, David - 35 Lerida, Lazare - 120 LeTourneau, Matt - 120 Lewis, Theresa - 35 Liberto, Nancy - 120 Ligon, Diedra - 97 Llanes, Juana - 82 Lockett, Barbara - 35 Long, Cecil - 146 Lopaz, Jesse - 97 Lopaz, Tina - 97 Lopez, Linda - 82, 136 Love, Jacqueline - 35 Love, Jennifer - 97 Lucito, Vicki - 82 Lusby, Tammy - 97 M Madalano, Michelle - 97 Maggio, Mike • 98 Maloney, Bridget - 82 Manes, James - 35 Manser, Shelly - 120 Marquez, Angela - 35 Martin, Cecilia - 36 Martin, Tom - 120 Mathews, Cheryl - 82 Mathews, Leslie - 36 Maxwell, Debra - 104 Mayheu, Rusty - 120 McCartney, Mary - 36 McDowell, Cathie - 36 McDwit, Connie - 120 McGinnis, Mark - 36 McDowell, Cathie ■ 110 Mclntryre, Barbara • 120 McKnight, Tawana - 98 McMurray, Gina - 120 McQuillen, Richard - 83, 146 Meeks, Glen - 98 Merritt, Janet • 83 Metz, Carl - 98 Mezzacasa, Robin - 36 Middleton, Debra - 108, 120 Middleton, Rachelle - 89, 98, 132 Millan, Otto - 105 Miles, Tracy - 36 Miller, Carolyn - 37 Miller, Elizabeth - 98 Miller, Janet - 89, 98, 132 Miller, Jeff - 83 Miller, Roy - 120 Mills, Robin - 120 Minor, Tommy - 98 Mitchell, Craig - 120 Monaco, Louise - 120 Monoco, Tina - 98 Monor, Tammy Moore, Bruce - 83 Moore, Kelly - 98 Morales, Antonia - 89 Morales, Steve - 37 Morris, Leonard - 37 Morris, Tausha - 120 Morton, Marlon - 98 Morton, Debra - 37 Mosley, Rick - 121, 146 Mosley, Robert - 37, 142 Motley, Conni - 121 Mott, Joseph - 37 Mott, Reginald - 37, 104, 110 142,144,149 Mulberry, Lisa - 37 Mullins, Cindy - 121 Murgiua, Raul • 83 204 N N ance, Robert - 99 Nastasi, Joe - 83, 121 Neal, Saundra - 121 Neiderman, Julie - 38 Neiderman, Tressa • 83 Nickell, Sharon - 99 Newton, Wendy - 83 Nguyen, Hoang To - 38 Nguyen, Khoa - 38 Nguyen, Trung - 38 Nguyen, Tusi • 136 Nobles, Donna - 83 Nobles, Sherri - 121 Noel, Tracy - 99 O Occhipinto, Carl - 99 Occhipinto, Ronnnie - 38 Odem, Connie • 99 Ogg, David - 121 Ojeda, Rick - 99, 146 Ojeda, Robert-89,99,104,106, 130 Oliver, Gene - 38, 142 Orme, Sherry - 83 Orozco, Steve - 121 Osar, Donna - 39 Osbowne, Mario - 99 P Pace, Diane - 99 Pace, John - 121 Pace, Joseph - 39 Pace, Mary - 121 Pace, Michael - 39 Pankey, Rusty - 121 Parthenopoulas, Stacy - 99 Passler, Annie - 99 Pearse, Ginger - 83 Pena, Victor - 99, 131 Pence, Deana - 1 1 Persell, Joe - 39, 142 Phillips, Brenda - 121 Phillips, Laura - 122 Phillips, Melinda - 122 Pirello, Vito-83, 142 Pledger, Gayle - 39 Powf 1, Tina - 122 Pow 1, Trisha - 39 Q Quintero, Eva - 39 R Ramirez, Patricia - 40 Ramsey, Theresa - 83 Ramsey, Carl - 122, 146 Raybourne, Donnie -108,122, 142 Raybourne, Ronnie - 83, 146 Reed, John - 83, 107 Reed, Rusty - 99 Reed, Stacey - 122 Reed, Wayne - 146 Reyes, Carmen - 40 Reyes, Connie - 122 Reyes, John - 99 Reyes, Ramona - 122 Rhone, Sherri - 83 Ribaudo, Debbie - 100 Richardson, Kevin - 100 Richard, Roxanne - 40 Riddell, Christina - 84 Roberts, Ann - 59, 75, 84,104, 132,140 Roberts, Carla, 84 Roberts, Carla - 84 Roberts, Keith - 122 Roberts, Kelly - 100 Roberts, Nick -40, 143 Roberts, Steve - 100, 146 Robinson, Mitchell - 84 Rodriguez, Helen - 40 Rodriguez, Laura - 84 Rodriguez, Mark - 41 Rodriguez, Sharon - 100, 108 Rogers, Kathleen - 84 Kogers, Tina - 122 Rojas, Theresa - 84, 137 Rollin, Keith - 100 Roseuear, Paul - 100 Ross, Melvin - 130 Ross, Vorselle - 122 Roush, Tim - 122 Rowland, Chris - 122 Rowlette, Steve - 122 Rusher, Robin - 100 Russell, Vicky - 84 Ruxlow, Jackie - 84 s Saenz, Lynette - 85 Salinas, Dalia - 41 Sanchez, Julie - 85 Sanchez,' Steve - 41 Sanders, Brenda - 41 Sanders, Rodney - 148 Sandridge, A1 - 122, 146 Santa Maria, Frank - 110 Sapemarr, Cathy - 100 Sapenaro, Debbie - 122 Sapp, Suzie - 85 Sassmann, Becky - 100 Sayers, Katherine - 41, 132 Scardino, Sam - 100 Schaefer, Danny - 41 Schaeffer, Eric - 146 Schlecter, John - 123 Scola, Jim - 100 Scott, Tina - 123 Scribner, Theresa - 85 Sears, Pat - 101 Seaton, Richard - 123 Sexton, Scott - 143, 146 Sharp, Paul - 101 Shaw, David - 123 Shelley, Mike - 85 Shepard, Brenda - 41 Sicken, Sok - 123 Simmons, Milo - 148 Simsheuser, Angela - 123 Singleton, Patricia - 101 Siopho, Sherry - 101, 107 Skinner, Michelle - 123 Smalley, William - 123 Smith, Alan - 41 Smith, Chris - 101 Smith, Danny - 101 Smith, Debbie - 123 205 Smith, Deborah • 85 Smith, Donnetta - 123 Smith, George - 101 Smith, Jerry - 41 Smith. Mark - 42 Smith, Robinetto - 101 Snowden, Pamela - 123 Snowden, Thomas - 42 Snyder, Debbie • 42 Sola, Gina - 123 Sosa, Anthony - 42, 110 Spencer, Brad - 84, 146 Spencer, Daniel • 42, 130 Spencer, Leanne - 85,104,106 132 Spero, Mark - 42 Spradley, David - 85 Susavat, Rajabud - 123 Stevenson, Theodore - 124 Stewart, Gary • 42, 142 Stewart, Michele • 42 Stone, Nancy - 101 Storey, Andrea - 86, 107 Storey, Deanna - 43 Stradley, Donald - 124 Strange, Telinda • 85 Strutton, Doddie - 124 Sullivan, Pat - 101 Summers, Donna - 43 Sunderland, Shalimar - 85 T Taibi, Cara - 43 Taibi, Charla - 89, 101 Tanner, David - 101, 131 Taylor, Jaimie - 86 Taylor, Megan - 43 Taylor, Melinda - 106, 140 Teel, Charles - 101 Teel, Curtis - 43, 143 Templeton, Cecilia • 43 Terraanova, Sal - 86, 131 Terrell, Cindy • 124 Thompson, Joan - 86 Thompson, Joyce - 124 Thompson, Ralph - 43 Thompson, Tim • 124 Thompson, Tommy - 101 Tiller, Deonna - 44 Tillman, Linda - 124 Todd, Kimberly - 124 Tomas, Tracy - 124 Tomlinson, Zin� ■ 44 Triano, Josetta - 44, 108 Trinn, Quyen - 44 Tripp, Cassandra - 125 Tripp, Teresa - 86 Tripp, Tina - 44 Trushinger, Mike - 44 Tucker, Angela - 102, 140, 137 Turner, Regina - 102 U Umholtz, Robert - 86 V Valla, Cindy - 125 Vance, Cindy - 86, 140 Vanvickle, Jeannie - 44 Vasquez, Jesse - 102 Vastbender, Steve - 86 Vera, Frank - 125 Vickers, Donna - 44 Vickers, Donna - 44 Vickers, Lisa - 86 Vickers, Rhonda - 45 Vidauri, Gabriel Vidauri, Stephanie • 102 Vigliaturo, Joe w Walker, Chris Walker, Troy - 125 Walker, Troy - 45 Waller, Pat • 45, 130 Wallman, Arlene - 45 Waters, Daniel - 125 Watson, Joe • 102 Weeks, Jack - 86 Weeks, Renee - 102 Weese, Amber - 102 W’heeler, Chris - 125 Wheeler, Denise 102,106,132 Wheeler, Sherri - 140 White, Marvin - 148 Wiley, Zenobia - 86 Wichman, Rhonda - 102 Wilkins, Kimberly - 45, 109 Willard, Danny - 87 Williams, David - 102 Williams, Renee - 125 Williams, Stephanie • 125 Williamson, James - 87 Wilmore, Derrick - 125 Wilson, Bart - 45 Wilson, Beverly 125 Wilson, Brenda - 125 Wilson, Ginger • 102 Wilson, John • 149 Wilson, Scott - 125 Wingfield, Charles - 87 Woodard, Coormen - 87, 107 Woods, Shelton • 87, 146 Wright, Artie - 45 Wright, Robert - 125 Y Yeager, Danice - 125, 140 Yeager, Ricki - 102 Yearout, Mary - 87 Yslas, Denise - 75, 136 Yslas, Frank - 107, 143, 146 Z Zitto, Gennie • 125 206 4�