Northern Heights High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Allen, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1981 volume:

Northern Heights High School Allen, Kansas 1980-1981 Volume XXVI Wildcat Table Of Contents Seniors .............................3 Underclassmen ......................15 People .............................25 Sports .............................31 School Life ........................61 Advertising ........................80 2 Jackie Barger Gerald Bender Steve Buckbee Todd Ankerholz Steve Brecheisen Jackie Barber Sam Buckbee Connie Dobbs Ken Cantrall Mike Collette Jacque Fosdick Angela Dorton Bob Dunham Jo Edmiston Jacque Fosdick 5 Jeff Jackson Steve Keighley Bob Krueger Kathy Jenkins Kevin Karr Joyce Maxwell Tonya Minor Don Reust Margaret Shaw Scott Smith Wayne Stewart Sandra Spade Don Stephens Wayne Stewart Brenda Street Scott Williams Jeff Thomas Vickie Thompson Stacy Watson Vickie Thompson, Brenda Street, Connie Dobbs 10 n SENIOR ACCOMPLISHMENTS t rj QosntfadJL Todd A. Ankerholz Shop Club 1,2; Chorus 1.2,3; Play 1,2,3; Teachers Aide 4; Weightlifting 2,3. Ken Cantrall FBLA 1,2,3; Weightlifting 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2; STUCO 2.3; Honor Roll 2; Industri- al Arts Club 1. Track 1,2.3; Volleyball 4; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; Queen of Courts Candidate 4; STUCO 2; FHA Officer 2; Annual Staff 4; Senators Page 4. tyjuCJUf fiouduw Jackie Barber Chorus 1; Play 1; Pep Club 1,2; Polaris 1,3; FBLA 3; Annual Staff 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3. Collertz Mike Collette Track 1,2,3; Football 3.4; Play 2,3,4; Chorus 2; Weightlifting 3,4. Ron Glover Football 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Play 1; Track 1-4; Weightlifting 1,2,3; All League Football Tight End Defensive End 4; All State Tight End 4; All League Basketball 3,4; All Tournament Team Basketball 3,4; Honorable Men- tion State Basketball 3; Chorus 1; An nual Staff 4. Jackie Barger Track 2,3; Volleyball 2,3.4; FBLA 3,4; FBLA Historian 4; Chorus 3; Office Aide 3,4; Speech 3; Honor Roll 2. Gerald Bender Basketball 1; Chorus 1,2,3; Ensembles 3; Vo-Tech 4; FFA 4; Weightlifting 3; Play 1; Industrial Arts Club 1; Pep Club 3. Steve Brecheisen Football 3; Basketball 1.2,3; Track 1-4; Play 2,3; Chorus 1-4; Weightlifting 1,2,3; Class Secretary 2. Sam Buckbee Chorus 1,3; Play 1,3. Steve Buckbee Football 3,4; Chorus 1,3; Boys State 3; Play 1,3. Connie Dobbs Pep Club 1,4; Chorus 1,2,3; Play 1,2; FBLA 4; Track 1; VIP Chorus 3. Shirley Goodwin Honor Roll 3; Winter Spring Fashion Show 1. CI yu J2 x tQjfircfctyn Angela Dorton Volleyball 1-4; Basketball 1,2; Track 1; Track Manager 2,3; Chorus 1.3; Play 1,4: Pep Club 1-4; Football Cheerleader 3,4; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; Senators Page 4. rr Bob Dunham Football 3,4; Basketball 3; Pep Club 3; Drama 2,3; Forensics 4; Honor Roll 3; Weightlifting 4; Homecoming King Candidate 4. fi fclrvul torv Jo Edmiston Band 3.4; Pep Club 1,2,3; FBLA 2,3,4; FBLA Parliamentarian 3; FBLA Trea- surer 4. Jacque Fosdick Pep Club 1-4; Weightlifting 3; Journal- ism 4; Play 4; Honor Roll 2,4; Office Aide 4; Teachers Aide 2; Debate 2; Matthew Grother Play 1,2; Pep Club 1,2; Chorus 1,2; Weightlifting 1,2; Shop Club 2; Vo- Tech 3; FBLA 2,3. Ross Hammond Football 2,3; Basketball 1-4; Track 2.3,4; Honor Society 4; Play 4; Drama Club 2,3; STUCO 3,4; All League Bas- ketball Tournament Team 4; All League Basketball 4; Homecoming King Candidate 4; Queen of Courts King 4; Class President 2. Brenda Hensley Who’s Who 3; Volleyball 3; Volleyball Manager 2.4; Basketball Manager 2,3,4; Track 3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Chorus 1; Play 1,2,4; Office Aide 2,3,4; Class Secretary 2; Debate 2,4; Honor Society 4; Girls State 3. Joyce Hinrichs Volleyball 1; Basketball 2; Pep Club 1- 4; Kayettes 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2,3: Play 3- Basketball Manager 1; Volleyball Man- ager 2; Class Vice President 2,3; Honor Roll 3. Curt Holmes Football 2,3; Basketball 1.2; Soccer 4; Chorus 1,4; Drama 1-4; STUCO 1,2; STUCO President 3; Weightlifting 4; Honor Roll 3,4; Freshman President; Sophomore Vice President; Speech 3,4. M HMuj Jeff Jackson Class Vice President 1; Band 1,2; Vo- Iech 3,4; FFA 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1,2. Kathy Jenkins Polaris 1,2. Kevin Karr FFA 2,3,4; FFA Award Winner 4; FFA Chapter President 4; FFA Contest Win- ner 4; Honor Society 4; Play 2,3,4; De- bate 2; Forensics Contest 2; Industrial Arts Club 2; Model U.N. 2; Who's Who 3; 1st in State Contest Writing 4. J cm- Don Kayser Football 2,3,4; Basketball 1-4; Track 1- 4; Play 4; Chorus 3; FFA 1; Weightlift- ing 2,3.4; Homecoming King 4. tr. Steve Keighley Honor Roll 1-4; STUCO 2; Track 1; Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3; Chorus 1.2; Class Treasurer 1,3; Drama Club 3; Honor Society 4. Bob Krueger Football 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Track 1,2,3; Chorus 1,4; Aide 3; Drama 3; Weightlifting 4; 1st in Theme Contest 4. Debate 1-4; Model U.N. 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Play 2,4; Volleyball 1-4; BasketbaH 1-4; Track 2; All League Volleyball 4; All League Basketball 4; Secretary Honor Society 4; Who's Who 3; Class Vice President 2; Class Presi- dent 3: Teachers Aide 1,2.3; Pep Club 1 - 4; Pep Club Vice President 4; Queen of Courts Candidate 4; Polaris 1; Citizen- ship ( amp 3; STUCO 3; Journalism 4. Tonya Minor Band 4; Pep Club 1-4: Basketball 3; Volleyball 3,4; Track 3,4; FBLA 4- Po- laris Style Show 1,2,3. Anne Lowder Track 1 -4; Track Captain 4; Field Hock- ey 2; Volleyball 1-4: Basketball 1-4; Captain Field Hockey 2; Band 1-4; Band Major 4; State Music Contest 1-4; Debate 1; Forensics 1-4; Regional For- ensics 1-4; State Forensics 2.3; Pep Club 1-4; Weightlifting 1,2; FBLA 4; Class Secretary 2; Class Vice President 3; Class President 4; STUCO President 4; Journalism Editor 4; Play 1,2; Honor Roll 1-4; Citizenship Pilgrimage 3,4: Annual Staff Editor 4. ‘Lde JU ’ Wes Moreland Football 3.4; Weightlifting 1-4; Chorus 1 3. -ftckcud C TUa isvX f- Richard Nurnberg Honor Society 3,4; Track 1-4; Play 1,2,4; Class Treasurer 3,4; Honor Society Treasurer 4. Chris Lowry Football 1-4; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1- 4; Pep (. lub 3,4; Play 4; Teachers Aide 4’ Class President 1; STUCO 2,4; Annual Staff 4; All League Football Running Back 3,4; Honorable Mention All State Running Back 3,4. Cody Luginsland Chorus 1-4; Band 1-4; Weightlifting 3,4; Pep Band 1-4. Don Reust National Honor Society STUCO 4; Mo- del U.N. 2; Class Secretary 4; Debate 2; Track 2; UICA 3.4; Industrial Arts Club 1; Vo-Tech 3,4. AiLMvL SoJj O Terri Salyer Volleyball 3; Basketball 1,3; Track 1.2,3; VIP 3,4; Chorus 1-4; Weightlifting 3; Teachers Aide 3,4; Outstanding Eng- lish Award 3. 13 14 Honor Roll 1,2,3; Play 1,2,4; Pep Club 1-4; Annual Staff 4; Senator Page 3: 2nd League Shorthand 4. fl] 0 9 Volleyball 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1,2; Pep Club 1-4; Play 1,2,3; Cheer- leader 2,3; Kavettes 2,3; Kayette Vice President 2; Kayette Secretary 1; STUCO 3; Chorus 1,2,3; Snowball Queen Candidate 1; Queen of Courts Candidate 2,3; Honor Roll 1. Basketball 1,3,4; Track 1,2,4; Weight- lifting 4; Band 1. C)Oodi Band 1; Chorus 1.2,3,; FBLA 3.4; FBLA Secretary 4; Volleyball 1-4; All League Volleyball 4; Play 1.2; Polaris Style Show 1,2,3; 2nd in Polaris Style Show 3; Honor Roll 4. Vo-Tech 3,4; Vo Tech STUCO 3; Vo- Tech Vice President 4; VIC A 3,4: Foot- ball 2; Track 1; Pep Club 1-4; Weight- lifting 1-4; FBLA 2,3; Chorus 1; Play 1.2. Football 2,3,4; Basketball 1-4; Track 1- 4; Football King Candidate 4; Queen of Courts King Candidate 4; Honor Soci- ety 3,4; Honor Society Vice President 4; Weightlifting 1-4; All League Defensive Back Football 4; Track Captain 4. '! XJcyyv(yUJL Volleyball 1-4; Basketball 2; Pep Club 1-4; Track 1,2,3; Chorus I; Basketball Cheerleader 3,4; Play 1,4; Polaris 1,2; Journalism 4; Citizen Pilgrimage 4; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; Queen of Courts 4; Teachers Aide 4; Annual Staff 4; Honor Roll 1-4; Who’s Who 4. Football 1,3,4; Football Trainer 2; Bas- ketball Trainer 2,3,4; Play 2,3,4; Queen of Courts King Candidate 4; Honor So- ciety President 4: Weightlifting 1; De- bate 1.2,3; Model U.N. 2.3,4; Honor So- ciety 3,4; Pep Club 4; Class President 2; STUCO 1,4; Annual Staff 4; Journalism 4. ) ULL'vJ) Volleyball 2,3,4; Basketball 1-4; Track 1,2,3; Model U.N. 4; Office Aide 2,3; Teachers Aide 4; FBLA 3,4; FBLA President 4; Pep Club 1-4; Pep Club President 4; Class Vice President 4; Weightlifting 2,4; Homecoming Queen 4; Pep Club STUCO 3; Polaris 1.2. Pep Club 1-4; Basketball Cheerleader 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3; Play 1,2; FBLA 3,4. Football 2,3,4; Chorus I; Band 1,2; Play 1. UNDERCLASSMEN WE’RE NUMBER Patricia Barger Robert Baysinger Jullie Besack Ron Boyce Penny Burris Karyl Cantrall Dennis Ford Lance Fosdick Denise Grimsley Shelley Grother Karrie Henderson Karen Hinson Marcia Kusmaul Mark Kusmaul Wes Lawton Keven Mann Lisa Modlin Mike Moore Stephanie Shearer Lora Thornton Bryan Wampler Charlie Wyda Kneeling: Glenn Jones, Dennis Ford. Standing: Mr. A.E. Powell, Mr. K. Whitehead, Denise Grimsley, Duane Parks, Lora Thornton, Mrs. H. Myers. Juniors 16 Scott Coop William Crabtree Rita Dallen Julie Dunn Tim Eckelberry Mark Edmunds Chris Jackson Chris Indermuehle Jeanette Johnson Glenn Jones Jeff Karr Sue Kohlman Barry Pagan Duane Parks Bobby Plankinton Janet Robinson Angie Schlesener Lizzy Schlesener 17 Cheryl Ankerholz Paul Atchison Zina Bacon Charlotte Barger Vickie Besack Mike Bilson Cindy Edmunds Teresa Gillispie Scott Gordon Jenny Hammond Hick Hammond Evelyn Hill Kelli Martin Gerry Morgan Robbie Mundy Gina Myers Shelley Paige Glenn Parker Charla Self Daniel Shaw Vicki Shearer Ron Shope Veronica Sliter Rodney Smith Robin Williams Carol Zorn s o P h o m o r e s Sophomore Class Officers: Kneeling- Ron Shope, Brad Riggs. Standing-Mrs. O. Hodowanec, Robbie Mundy, Diane Robinson, Cheryl Ankerholz, Mr. W. Tolliver. David Brown Carrie Burton Shelley Cline Darrin Clock Debbie Cone Darin Cook Cindy Houck Lisa Keys Sherry Kovatch Gina Kusmaul Ray Lewis Sam McClaflin Lisa Pearson Rosemary Petesch Rhonda Phillips Brad Riggs Diane Robinson Joyce Schlesener Julie Stone David Sweet Warren Voorhees T.J. Waters Sherry Webb Mark Wecker 19 Elvia Arndt Jamie Barber Lisa Bilson Kevin Bowers Robert Colehour Charles Denison Kevin Henderson Douglas Hopper Kelly Karr Bruce Kayser Janet Kusmaul Davy Libertus Billy Paige Douglas Parks Mark Partridge Bradley Robidou Twila Rhodes Jacque Schroeder Chris Wyda Rob Zinn F r e s h m a n Kneeling: Bruce Kayser, Brad Robidou. Standing: Mrs. J. Jensen, Shelley Mann, Charlie Denison, Mr. R. Ackerman, Jim Ford. 20 David Dietrich Tom Eckelberry Kent Eckstrom Bill Edmiston Gwen Emley Jim Ford Catherine McKernan Shelley Mann Rick Martin Kim Marsh Ken Minor Michele Owen Traci Self Melinda Shaw William Smith Brad Street Gale Thompson Richard Tucker 21 22 23 24 PEOPLE WE’RE NUMBER Wildcat Faculty Wildcat Faculty 28 Wildcat Faculty 29 30 SPORTS WE’RE NUMBER Lady Cats Place 2nd At League Tournament First Row: Tonya Minor, Jacque Fosdick. Angela Dorton, Jackie Barger, Anne Lowder, Vickie Thompson, Joyce Maxwell. 2nd Row: Sandra Spade, Manager Brenda Hensley, Brenda Street. V Joyce Maxwell spiking the ball. Unity ... that rare feeling of togetherness the deli- cate blending of many minds, bodies and spirits toward the accomplishment of one goal ... a total team effort . .. each person giving all that she can give ... a feeling of strength and power which makes even the hardest task easier ... unity ... the theme of the 1980-81 vol- leyball team. Our second place finish in the League Tournament was one of the highlights of our season, especially the cham- pionship match against Madison. Beating Olpe twice during the year gave us momentum for the substate tournament and was a great experience. The Junior Varsity also defeated Olpe easily, thus avenging a pre- vious loss. One of the best parts of the whole season for me was getting to know the girls and working so closely with such a fantastic group. Everyone of them deserves a part of the glory, but special mention and thanks should be given to the seniors. We will miss these girls next year, but we have a lot of talent and great girls coming back. Many thanks to assistant coach Holly Myers for all her help and support. But a special thank you for the opportunity to know you and work with you. You made it happen! First Row: Catherine McKernan. Jackie Barger, Lizzy Schlesener. 2nd Row: Coach Connie McVey, Sandra Spade, Jacque Fosdick, Angela Dorton, Julie Dunn, Asst. Coach Holly Myers. 3rd Row: Joyce Maxwell, Anne Lowder, Vickie Thompson, Gale Thompson, Brenda Street, Angie Schlesener. 4th Row: Manager Brenda Hensley, Manager Gina Kusmaul. 32 First row:Vickie Besack, Cindy Houck, Kelli Martin, Chris Wyda, Lisa Keys. 2nd row: Tonya Minor. 3rd row: Coach McVey, Brenda Hensley-Manager, Shelley Grother, Carrie Burton, Jamie Barber, Julie Stone, Janet Robinson, Jullie Be- sack, Lisa Bilson, Gina Kusmaul-Manager, Holly Myers- Coach. 5 1. Junior Varsity. 2. Chris Wyda spikes the ball! 3. Back dig by Vickie Besack. 4. Kelli Martin sets to Lisa Keys. 5. Julie Stone and Janet Robinson watch Jullie Besack bump the serve. 33 Varsity Volleyball Scoreboard OPP. 1st Game 2nd Game 3rd Gi ‘Waverly 9-15 12-15 ‘Olpe 15- 7 13-15 7-15 ‘Hamilton 15-11 8-15 15-10 MdC Valley 15-13 15-10 Lebo 7-15 15-12 2-15 Flinthills 16-14 10-15 15- 4 ‘Madison 0-15 14-16 ‘Hartford 12-15 5-15 Hartford 2-15 12-15 Olpe 3-15 15- 9 16-14 Hartford 13-15 15-1? 5-15 Lyon County Tournament-2nd place Olpe 15- 7 15- 9 MdC Valley 15- 5 15- 1 Madison 5-15 15- 7 7-15 Sub-State Tournament Burlington 15-12 13-15 15- 2 Silver Lake 1-15 5-15 ‘League Games Junior Varsity Volleyball Scoreboard OPP. 1st Game 2nd Game 3rd Game Hartford 12-15 6-16 Waverly 8-15 10-15 Olpe 15- 7 10-15 4-15 MdC Valley 15- 7 15- 1 Hartford 15-10 10-15 14-16 Hartford 15- 6 4-15 14-16 MdC Valley 15- 2 15- 1 Olpe 15-13 15-12 Match Lost Lost Won Won Lost Won Lost Lost Lost Won Lost Won Won Lost Won Lost Match Lost Lost Lost Won Lost Lost Won Won Angie Julie Dunn 34 Heights Football Team Tops Season With Playoff Berth 1. Wildcats show enthusi- asm before a game. 2. Cats offense ready to attack the Olpe defen- sive squad. 3. Wayne Stewart lead blocks for Mark (Roy Magic) Wecker on a punt return. 4. Quarterback Don Kayser unloads an- other beautiful pass. The 1980 football season was a year of surprises. Some of the surprises were very pleasant and some were upsetting. Injuries were plentiful and ended the season early for many Wildcat athletes. Temporary injuries also kept the Wildcats from realizing their potential as many athletes were forced to miss games during the middle of the season. The character of the team came through when the Wildcats came back after a very disappointing loss to Waverly with a stunning victory over the Olpe Eagles. The Cats went on to build a seven and two season record which earned the team a berth in the playoffs. Even though the Wildcats didn’t advance, the state trip was a fitting climax to a very enjoyable season. 35 1. Head coach Ed Bowen sending in plays with Split End Jeff Thomas. 2. Wildcat fans crowd onto field after a sensational win over Olpe. 3. Wes Lawton and Dennis Ford tackle a Flinthills player. 4. Chris Lowry breaks an- other tackle. 5. Stat keepers Brenda Hensley and Terri Salyer. 6. Ron Glover makes a good catch. 7. Assistant coach Randy Ackerman looks on. 36 NHHS Varsity Football OPP. 12 Burlingame 8 14 ‘Flinthills 7 26 Madison 6 14 Lebo 6 0 MdC Valley 16 8 Waverly 12 6 01pe 0 8 ♦Hardford (OT) 6 22 Mission Valley District Playoffs 0 14 Halstead ‘League Games 42 This year’s Junior Varsity Football Team was full of surprises. Having to replace a number of injuries on the varsity team usually gave the J.V. a new combination of players for each game. Although their record stands only 2-3, it was a good season with many highlights. Two of the biggest thrills came with the victories. One victory came against Waverly in which the Wildcats won in triple overtime 14-12. The other was a deeply satisfying 28-6 thrashing of the Lebo Wolves. It was rewarding moments like these that made the J.V. season so enjoyable. Front Row: Steve Buckbee, Wes Moreland, Scott Williams, Chris Lowry, Ron Glover, Jeff Thomas, Mike Collette, Don Kayser, Bob Krueger, Bob Dunham, Wayne Stewart. 2nd Row: Dennis Ford, Bryan Wampler, Keven Mann, Wes Lawton, Charlie Wyda, Mark Kusmaul, Glenn Jones, Mike Moore, Jeff Karr, Duane Parks. 3rd Row: Brad Riggs, Scott Gordon, Ron Shope, Tom Eckelberry, Brad Street, Darrin Clock, David Sweet, Sam McClaflin, T.J. Waters, Daniel Shaw. 4th Row: Jim Ford, Brad Robidou, Kent Eckstrom, Bruce Kayser, Doug Parks, Charlie Denison, Richard Tucker, Darin Cook, William Smith, Kevin Bowers, Manager Tim Eckelberry, Assistant Coach Randy Ackerman, Head Coach Ed Bowen. Front Row: Brad Riggs, Scott Gordon, Ron Shope, Bryan Wampler, Mike Moore, T.J. Waters, Sam McClaflin, Kevin Bowers, William Smith. 2nd Row: Jim Ford, Kent Eckstrom, Bruce Kayser, Brad Street, Darrin Clock, David Sweet, Daniel Shaw, Darin Cook. 3rd Row: Brad Robidou, Tom Eckelberry, Doug Parks, Charlie Denison, Richard Tucker, Coach Randy Ackerman, Trainer Tim Eckelberry. All League: Ron Glover-Tight End and Defensive End, Chris Lowry-Running Back, Wes Lawton- Offensive Guard, Wayne Stewart-Corner Back, Dennis Ford-Linebacker. 37 Football Homecoming 1980 38 Homecoming 1980 proved to be an excit- ing evening as Queen Vickie Thompson and King Don Kayser were crowned by last years Queen and King Connie McKer- nan and Jeff Eckelberry. On October 17, 1980, the Homecoming ceremony was held in the gym before the game. Music was played by the band as the candidates were escorted into the gym. The candidates were Brenda Street and Ross Hammond, Vickie Thompson and Bob Dunham, An- gela Dorton and Wayne Stewart, Jacque Fosdick and Don Kayser. The boys played a good game but unfortu- nately lost 12-8 to Waverly. The dance was held on Saturday, Oct. 18 and music was provided by V-100. 39 Vickie Besack 40 41 PEP CLUB OFFICERS: Vickie Thompson-President, Joyce Maxwell-Vice President, Carrie Burton-Secretary-Treasurer, Wes Lawton-StuCo. PEP CLUB MEMBERS: Top Row: M. Owen, E. Arndt, J. Barber, C. McKernan, C. Wyda, T. Salyer, S. Kovatch, J. Schle- sener, G. Thompson; Standing: S. Ander- son-Sponsor, C. Burton, G. Parker, R. Boyce, J. Thomas, W. Lawton, C. Lowry, V. Thompson, J. Fosdick, G. Morgan, K. Marsh, G. Kusmaul, J. Schroeder, J. Ham- mond. L. Ackerman-Sponsor; Next Row: S. Shearer, J. Maxwell, A. Lowder, S. Mann, S. Grother, T. Rhodes; Next Row: B. Hens- ley, T. Minor, D. Cone, V. Shearer, C. Jack- son, J. Robinson, M. Kusmaul, G. Myers, S. Cline; CHEERLEADERS: J. Stone, V. Be sack, K. Martin, C. Houck, L. Schlesener, A. Dorton, T. Barger, D. Robinson, J. Be- sack, D. Grimsley, B. Street, S. Watson. 42 43 Cats Place 3rd In League End Season 10-10 The 1980-81 basketball season was a season that kept fans on the edge of their seats as many games were decided in the final seconds, often going into overtime. Of the twenty games Heights played this year, six of them were de- cided by two points or less. There were several high- lights during the season. The 55-53 defeat of Olpe in the Lyon County League Tournament was one of the major upsets of the year. Later in the year Heights defeated Waverly at home 56-54. Both Waverly and Olpe were highly ranked teams and it was upsets like these that provided highlights for the season. Team accomplishments were 2nd place in the League Tournament and 3rd place in League. Indi- vidual accomplishments were: Ross Hammond and Ron Glover-All-League; Wayne Stewart, Ross Hammond and Ron Glov- er-All-Tournament Team. Also Don Kayser, Ross Hammond, Wayne Stew- art and Ron Glover were selected to play in the Lyon County All-Star game. Seniors finishing up their career at Northern Heights are Ross Ham- mond, Ron Glover, Don Kayser, Wayne Stewart, and Scott Smith. Varsity Team Kneeling: Coach Ackerman, Coach Dieckgrafe, Standing: Wes Lawton, Ron Shope, Ross Hammond, Mark Kusmaul, Glenn Jones, Ron Glover, Don Kayser, Dennis Ford, Wayne Stewart, Mark Wecker, Scott Smith. .4 JV Team Sitting: Tom Eckelberry, Jim Ford, Doug Parks, Kent Eckstrom, Brad Street, Charles Denison, William Smith. Kneeling: Robbie Mundy, Dave Sweet, Darrin Clock, Gerry Morgan, Daniel Shaw, Rick Hammond, Billy Paige, Kevin Bowers. Standing: Bruce Kayser, Ron Shope, Warren Voor- hees. Brad Riggs, Scott Gordon, Mark Wecker, Ron Boyce. Boys’ Varsity Basketball NHHS 39 Olpe 37 Hartford 57 Hamilton 45 Flinthills 57 Waverly 68 Lebo 74 MdC Valley 78 Madison 50 Alma-Wabaunsee 60 Lebo 29 Olpe 60 MdC Valley 56 Waverly 44 Hartford 54 Central Heights 56 Mission Valley 53 League Tournament Flinthills 55 Olpe 50 Waverly 63 Sub-State Tournament Mission Valley 48 Boys’ JV Basketball Olpe 00 Hamilton (Forfeited) 63 Waverly 45 Lebo 45 Alma-Wabaunsee 50 MdC Valley 39 Waverly 38 Hartford 40 Central Heights 49 Mission Valley 63 B-Team Tournament Hartford 45 Olpe 44 Boys’ Freshmen Basketball Hartford 31 Mission Valley 45 1. Don Kayser cans a freeth- row at Lebo. 2. Mark Kusmaul drives for a layup. 3. Gerry Morgan rises over the defense to score for the B team. 4. Wayne Stewart hands the ball to Ross Hammond. 5. Coach Dieckgrafe councils the B team. 6. Coach Ackerman explains a play to Wes Lawton. 7. Mark Wecker drives past a Melvern player. 8. Wayne Stewart toes the line at Emporia. 46 Girls Have Winning Season First row: Gina Kusmaul-Manager, Carrie Burton, Charlotte Barger, Julie Stone, Kelli Martin, Catherine McKernan, Vickie Besack, Chris Wyda, Brenda Hensley-Manger. 2nd row: Coach Ned O’Mara, Anne Lowder Julie Dunn, Marcia Kusmaul, Janet Kusmaul, Vickie Thompson, Joyce Maxwell, Angie Schlesener, Lizzy Schlesener, Jacque Schroeder, Gale Thompson-Manager, Assistant Coach Connie McVey. The Northern Heights girls team finished with a 12-8 record during the 1980-81 season. The girls posted a 6-2 record in taking third place in the Lyon County League. The girls will lose two seniors, but could be very competitive next season. Joyce Maxwell and Vickie Thompson will be missed next year, but five underclassmen with considerable playing time this year should form a good nucleus. Joyce and Vickie were selected to the All-League Basketball team, as well as being co-captains for the current season. Aspirations for next season should be high. High goals, determination, and hard work by the younger lady cats could make for a good season next year. 47 48 Girls’ Varsity Basketball NHHS OPP. 41 01 pe 60 Lost 66 Hartford 43 Won 40 Hamilton 13 Won 53 Flinthills 32 Won 47 Waverly 41 Won 49 Burlingame 27 Won 35 Lebo 22 Won 44 MdC Valley 27 Won 42 Madison 53 Lost 34 Lebo 21 Won 35 Olpe 58 Lost 46 MdC Valley 37 Won 37 Waverly 36 Won 32 Central Heights 43 Lost 21 Mission Valley 27 Lost League Tournament 43 Hartford 34 Won 30 Madison 51 Lost 35 Waverly 48 Lost Sub-State Tournament 48 Chase County 28 Won 31 Alma-Wabaunsee 37 Lost Girls’ JV Basketball 26 Hartford 34 Lost 19 Flinthills 23 Lost 26 Burlingame 23 Won 18 Madison 29 Lost 20 Mission Valley 48 Lost 19 Lebo 20 Lost 18 Olpe 32 Lost 56 MdC Valley 16 Won 14 Mission Valley 32 Lost B-Team Tournament 21 Dexter 23 Lost 21 El Dorado 23 Lost 25 Central-Burden 43 Lost 49 Queen of Courts 1981 50 Jacque Fosdick Jeff Thomas The 1981 Queen of Courts was held on February 20th. Queen Brenda Street and King Ross Hammond were crowned by last year’s Northern Heights Queen Brenda Martin Boyce and Reading High School’s 1980 Queen Angie Schlesener, escorted by 1980 Northern Heights King Jim Melgren. The other candidates were Wayne Stewart escorting Joyce Maxwell and Jeff Thomas escorting Jacque Fosdick. The boys went into overtime playing a good game, unfortu- nately losing to Hartford 45-44. Larry D. Funk of Hillsboro provided the music for the Queen of Courts dance. 51 52 Northern Heights’ 1981 Boys Track Season started off on a solid performance at Hesston Invitational with a tie for sixth place. With many of the other teams at Hesston being some of the states’ best 3A, 4A, and 5A schools, the Wildcats’ sixth place finish should not be underrated. As the season progressed, it became evident that balance and depth would become Heights’ main ingredient for a good track season. The Wildcats only non-winning performance the remainder of the season took place at the Council Grove Invitational where the Cats finished second to class 4A’s always powerful Abilene. Northern Heights’ winning string included the Burlingame Invitational, the Mission Valley Invitational, the Onaga Invita- tional, and the Lyon County League Meet-this was our best performance of the year. This years track team members are: Dan David, Charlie Denison, Kent Eckstrom, Dennis Ford, Jim Ford, Ron Glover, Scott Gordon, Steve Brecheisen, Ross Hammond, Glenn Jones, Bruce Kayser, Don Kayser, Mark Kusmaul, Wes Lawton, Chris Lowry, Sam McClaflin, Gerry Morgan, Richard Nurnberg, Ron Shope, Scott Smith, William Smith, Wayne Stewart, Warren Voorhees, Mark Wecker, Jeff Thomas-trainer 55 Girls Place 4th in League Girls’ Track Hesston 12 Burlingame 5 Mission Valley 7 Council Grove 4 Onaga 5 Lyon County League 3 „ora Thornton Girls’ Track Members Cindy Edmunds Lisa Keys Sherry Kovatch Anne Lowder Kim Marsh Catherine McKernan Tonya Minor Lizzy Schlesener Jacque Schroeder Julie Stone Lora Thornton Cindy Houck, trainer 56 ♦ w v Julie Stone We started out young, inexperienced, and few. We ended the season a little older, a little wiser, but still just a few! Many underclassmen held key positions and scoring responsibilities. We all pulled for everyone else on the team. The girls ran new events; learned to jump or throw for the first time; and really worked hard. Although seeded sixth in the League Meet, we surprised everyone by finishing fourth, bested only by Olpe, Marais des Cygnes Valley, and Madison. At that meet, many of the girls ran, jumped, or threw personal bests, and it was by far our strongest overall performance of the year. Many thanks to all the girls who participated in track. 57 1. T.J. Waters doing dead lifts. 2. Cody Luginsland wait- ing his turn to do benches. 3. Mike Bilson doing in- clines. 4. Jeff Karr working hard on the squat rack. 5. Kelli Martin doing knee machine. 6. Gerry Morgan doing in- clines. Weightlifting Inner-school Weightlifting Meet 114 1st C. Luginsland - 480 2nd W. Crabtree - 435 3rd R. Mundy - 425 165 1st W. Stewart - 935 2nd W. Lawton - 930 3rd J. Karr - 810 123 T. Eckelberry - 635 D. Stephens - 630 S. Smith - 570 181 D. Ford - 910 M. Kusmaul - 810 B. Krueger - 775 132 C. Wyda - 770 D. Shaw - 660 D. David - 610 Hvy. Wt. C. Denison - 810 K. Mann - 785 B. Wampler - 740 148 W. Moreland - 800 R. Shope - 725 R. Boyce - 660 The highest weight lifted in squats, bench, and deadlift. Squats: W. Lawton - 350 Bench: K. Mann - 230 Deadlift: W. Stewart - 415 59 First Year For Cross Country At NHHS Back Row: Coach Craig McVey, Gerry Morgan, Richard Nurnberg, Warren Voorhees. Front Row: Robbie Mundy, Scott Smith, Julie Stone The Fall of 1980 brought cross country to Northern Heights. The team was composed mostly of underclassmen and throughout the season ran a combined total of over 2,000 miles. The highlight of the year took place at the Rossville Regional meet where Heights did extremely well against stiff competition. The team placed 10th out of 13 teams. From this meet came the eventual 3-A state champions. Though the team scored well, the pride came as each of the Heights runners shattered their previous best two-mile time on the toughest course run throughout the year. BOYS Sept. 22 M.V. Invite. 9th-13 Oct. 4 Cloud Co. College Inv. 6th-10 Oct. 11 M.V. 6th-6 Oct. 25 Rossville R. GIRLS 10th-13 Sept. 22 M.V. Invite. Julie Stone 14th-13:46 Oct. 4 Cloud C.C.C. Invite. 25th-13:28 Oct. 11 M.V. 13th-13:29 60 Annual Staff Anne Lowder-Editor Penny Burris-Business Manager Ron Glover-Sports Chris Lowry-Sports Marcia Kusmaul-Sports Jeff Thomas-Sports Terri Salyer-Activities Jackie Barber-Activities Jacque Fosdick-Classes Lizzy Schlesener-Classes Tricia Barger-Picture Pages Brenda Street-Picture Pages Mrs. Linda Ackerman-Sponsor Front row: Jacque Fosdick, Terri Salyer, Tricia Barger, Lizzy Schlesener, Jackie Barber. Back row: Chris Lowry, Marcia Kusmaul, Anne Lowder, Ron Glover, Brenda Street, Jeff Thomas, Penny Burris. 62 First Row: William Tolliver, Wayne Stewart, Jeff Thomas, Don Kayser. Back Row: Anne Lowder, Brenda Street, Shelley Grother, Angela Dorton, Lizzy Schlesener, Joyce Maxwell, Jacque Fosdick. Journalism This is the first year for jour- nalism and for our newspaper “The Wildcat World.” We feel that our newspaper needs im- provement but at the same time is the best we can publish. Adult Editor: Wm. Tolliver Student Editor: Anne Lowder Photographer: Shelley Grother Reporters: Joyce Maxwell Jacque Fosdick Karyl Cantrall Jeff Thomas Don Kayser Lizzy Schlesener Brenda Street Wayne Stewart VO-TECH . yH. . . • i nmk 'Jti. The Area Vocational Technical School in Emporia has several fields of study offered to juniors and seniors of surrounding schools. Those attending from Northern Heights are: Gerald Bender-senior, Jeff Jackson-senior, Kevin Karr-senior, Scott Williams- senior, Mark Edmunds-junior enrolled in Vocational Agriculture. Don Reust-senior is enrolled in Auto Mechanics. Angie Schlesener-junior is enrolled in Electronics. Don Stephens-senior and Bob Krueger- senior were enrolled in Machine Tooling but dropped out. Dave Simon-senior moved to Olpe but is still enrolled in Food Service. The AVTS has other courses of study offered such as Building Trades, Distributive Education, Dental As- sistance, Nursing, Office Occupations, Graphic Arts and Welding. The students who graduated from AVTS will have the knowledge and skill in order to enter a solid career. 63 Front Row: Gerald Bender, Mark Edmunds, Angie Schle- sener, Bob Krueger, Scott Williams, Kevin Karr. Back Row: David Simon, Don Stephens, Jeff Jackson, Don Reust. Model United Nations The purpose of Model United Nations is to foster a better understanding of the nature power, functions, and limita- tions of the real United Nations. The Model United Nations Team from Northern Heights High School attend- ed the Kansas State Model United Na- tions held at Emporia State University on November 5, 1980. Faculty advisor to the team is Mr. A. Elwin Powell. Sitting: Tim Eckelberry, Vickie Thompson, Lizzy Schlesener, Joyce Max- well. 2nd row: Mr. A. Elwin Powell, Chris Indermuehle, Julie Stone, Kelly Karr, Brenda Hensley, David Sweet. 3rd row: Rick Martin, Jeff Thomas, Brad Riggs, Duane Parks, Scott Gordon, Charlie Denison. Debate This year the debate team consists of: Joyce Maxwell, Brenda Hensley, Lizzy Schlesener, Kelly Karr, David Sweet, Scott Gordon, Brad Riggs, Jeff Thomas, and Charlie Denison. They attempted to debate the proposition — Resolved: That the Federal Government should establish uniform standards for the reg- ulation of commercial advertising. This proposition was difficult to debate since Kansas was the only state in the nation using it, and evidence was scarce, much material had disappeared from the var- ious libraries visited. Sitting: Kelly Karr, Brenda Hensley, Lizzy Schlesener, Joyce Maxwell. Standing: Mr. A. Elwin Powell, Charlie Denison, Scott Gordon, Brad Riggs, Jeff Thomas, David Sweet. 64 Standing: Don Reust, Kevin Karr, Richard Nurnberg, Wayne Stewart, Steve Keighley, Duane Parks, Glenn Jones, Ross Hammond, Jeff Thomas, Mr. A. Elwin Powell. Sitting: Brenda Hensley, Denise Grimsley, Penny Burris, Lizzy Schlesener, Joyce Maxwell, Stephanie Shearer, Janet Robinson. Honor Society The Wildcat Honor Society chapter of the Nation- al Honor Society at Northern Heights High School has been quite active again this year. One money making project for the Society was the han- dling of concessions at home volleyball, football, and basketball games. Another money making project was the selling of community activity and birthday calendars. Thus far, the Society has pur- chased at least 25 books for the Northern Heights High School library this school year. Additional books are on order before the end of the year. The Society will also give at least one scholarship to a graduating member. A membership in the Wildcat Honor Society is predicated upon scholarship, character, service, and leadership. Mr. A. Elwin Powell is advisor. Back Row: Kelly Karr, Charlie Denison, Anne Lowder, Mr. Tolliver, Bob Dunham, Cindy Houck, Kelli Martin. Front Row: Dennis Ford. Forensics The Forensics team consisted of Kelli Martin, Cindy Houck, Bob Dunham, Anne Lowder, Char- lie Denison, and Kelly Karr. At League Speech Contest, Kelli Martin, Cindy Houck, Charlie Denison, and Kelly Karr competed in Extemporary Duet Acting and received II. Bob Dunham and Anne Lowder both competed in In- terpretation of Prose. Bob received a I and Anne received a II. After regionals Bob Dunham was the only one to go to State, where he received a II rating. 65 FBLA Future Business Leaders of America is or- ganized for those students interested in business. Some of the activities we are in- volved with are: Career days, Shadow days, Competitions, Parties, and various other activities. This year’s FBLA Officers are: Vickie Thompson, President; Lisa Modlin, Vice President; Sandra Spade, Secretary; Jo Edmiston, Treasurer; Jackie Barger, His- torian; Penny Burris, StuCo. Sitting: Karen Hinson, Cheryl Ankerholz, Rita Dallen, Lisa Modlin, Stacy Watson, Jenny Hammond, Joyce Schlesener, Zina Bacon, Miss K. Slater. Standing: Bob Dunham, Vickie Thompson, Anne Lowder, Sandra Spade, Connie Dobbs, Chris Jackson, Cindy Edmunds, Penny Burris, Jo Edmiston, Debbie Cone, Robin Williams, Sherry Webb. STUCO This year the Student Council produced great lead- ership and fantastic backing from the student body. The Student Council at Northern Heights sponsors the Christmas Dance and meets to give input to the administration and faculty on how to better NHHS. Gary Massey-Sponsor Anne Lowder-President Ross Hammond-Vice President Duane Parks-Secretary-Treasurer Jeff Thomas-Seniors Don Reust-Honor Society Dennis Ford-Juniors Wes Lawton-Pep Club Chris Lowry-Yearbook Cheryl Ankerholz-Sophomores Robbie Mundy-Sophomores Bruce Kayser-Freshman Charlie Denison-Freshman Kneeling: Dennis Ford, Ross Hammond. 2nd row: Robbie Mundy, Cheryl Ankerholz, Anne Lowder. Back row: Gary Massey, Bruce Kayser, Charlie Denison, Duane Parks. Not pictured: Jeff Thomas, Chris Lowry, Don Reust, and Wes Lawton. 66 Polaris The theme for the Polaris Style Show held April 1, was “Follow the Threads to Fashion.” Winners for the freshman division were: 1st- Janet Kusmaul, 2nd- Melinda Shaw, and 3rd- Kim Marsh. Sen- ior division winners were: 1st- Denise Grimsley, 2nd- Lora Thornton, 3rd- Vickie Thompson, and Honorable Mention- Julie Dunn. Seniors made refreshments of punch, cakerolls, and sandwiches. The freshman made the decora- tions. Joyce Maxwell was narra- tor. The Polaris Club presented the Home Ec. Department with an iron. The judge was Alvina Baxter of Emporia. 67 Band First Row: Julie Stone, Lisa Pearson, Joyce Schlesener, Kelly Karr, Michele Owen, Jeanette Johnson, Cindy Houck, Jo Edmiston. 2nd Row: Lizzy Schlesener, Diane Robinson, Brad Riggs, Carrie Burton, Gwen Emley, Kevin Bowers, Cody Luginsland, Melinda Shaw, Shelley Paige. 3rd Row: Ken Wells-Music Director, William Smith, Duane Parks, Kelli Martin, Dennis Ford, Barry Pagan, Mark Kusmaul, Anne Lowder-Drum Major. 4th Row: Vickie Besack, Tonya Minor, Rob Zinn, Jim Ford. 68 Chorus First row: Mr. K. Wells, Jacque Schroeder, Melinda Shaw, Gina Myers, Evelyn Hill, Sherry Webb, Jeanette Johnson, Robin Williams, Jim Ford, William Smith, Mike Moore, Cody Luginsland, Charlie Wyda, Denise Grimsley, Kelli Martin, Vickie Besack, Michele Owen, Catherine McKernan, Shelley Mann, Kelly Karr, Gwen Emley, Diane Robinson. 2nd row: Jamie Barber, Twila Rhodes, Debbie Cone, Cindy Houck, Janet Kusmaul, Marcia Kusmaul, Lizzy Schlesener, Rosemary Petesch, Janet Robinson, Sherry Kovatch, Rob Zinn, Rick Hammond, Ron Boyce, Doug Parks, Chris Wyda, Terri Salyer, Julie Dunn, Vicki Shearer. 3rd row: Kent Eckstrom, Kevin Henderson, Richard Tucker, William Crabtree, Bobby Plankinton, Rod Smith, Wes Lawton, Ron Shope, Duane Parks, Dennis Ford, Robert Baysinger, Brad Riggs, Barry Pagan, Mark Kusmaul, Keven Mann, Sam McClaflin, Bruce Kayser VIP Front row: Kelli Martin, Cindy Houck, Lizzy Schlesener, Marcia Kus- maul, Vickie Besack, Denise Grimsley, Terri Salyer, Diane Robinson. 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