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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1982 volume:

ARE FOREVER Northern Heights High School Allen, Kansas 1981-1982 Volume XXVII WILDCATS Table Of Contents Seniors 3 Underclassmen 13 People 23 Sports 29 School Life 53 Special Events 63 Advertisement 81 In Memory Of Marcia Lynn Kusmaul We, the students attending Northern Heights during the 1981-82 school year went back to class — the shock, confusion, and sadness of Marcia’s death has dulled. Marcia Kusmaul, at the age of 18, died Wednesday, February 17th, 1982, at the K.U. Med. Center, of cancer. She was a great part of Northern Heights High School. Elected Vice-President of her Senior class and a basketball cheerleader, she also sang in chorus for four years, and was active in plays and basketball her Freshman-Junior years. Copies of her senior picture were traded with us, her friends, and one also accompanied her obituary. Marcia was elected Queen of Courts, a tribute we felt would naturally have been hers had Marcia been able to attend school her senior year. During the ceremony, when Marcia was announced as Queen, Janet, her younger sister, accepted the flowers and crown, and placed them on a vacant throne. Marcia had planned to be present for the ceremony, but red carnations had to be simultaneously delivered to Marcia’s hospital bed in Kansas City. Five days later, Marcia went to live with Jesus. Marcia is missed. She did not live long enough to do everything she had once planned, and although some people knew her for only a short time, everyone has gained by knowing Miss Marcia Lynn Kusmaul, whether they knew her for only a day or 18 years. Marcia’s parents, Alan and Wilma Kusmaul, do not have “just two” daughters. Glenda may not always live in Topeka, and Janet surely won’t always live at home, but Marcia will always live in Heaven. SENIORS Penny Melissa Burris Troy Scott Coop William Arthur Crabtree 4 5 Karen Lynn Hinson Christine Raye Jackson Jeanette Marguerite Johnson Glenn Charles Jones Jeffrey Dean Karr Linda Sue Kohlman 6 Marcia Lynn Kusmaul Mark Lynn Kusmaul Wesley Alan Lawton Keven Allan Mann Lisa Lynette Modlin Duane Alan Parks 8 Senior Achievements Patricia Louise Barger Pep Club 1-4; Basketball Cheerleader 3,4; Plays 3,4; Weightlifting 4; Student Aide 3; Annual Staff 3,4; Annual Staff Editor 4; Honor Roll 1,2. Jullie Ann Besack Volleyball 1-3; Pep Club 1-4; Band 1; Chorus 1; Plays 1,2; Basketball Cheerleader 3; Office Aide 4. Ronald Alan Boyce Class Vice-President 1; Basketball 1-4; Chorus 1,2; Plays 1,2; Pep Club 1; Track 1,2. Penny Melissa Burris National Honor Society 3,4; Annual Staff 3,4; Annual Staff Business Manager 3,4; FBLA 1-4; FBLA President 4; FBLA StuCo 3; FBLA Historian 2; Student Aide 2,3; Honor Roll 1,2,4; Polaris Style Show 2. Timothy Scott Eckelberry Football Manager 1-4; Basketball Manager 3,4; Weightlifting 1-3; Pep Club 2. Dennis Scott Ford Football 1-4; Basketball 3,4; Track 1-4; Weightlifting 1-4; Chorus 1-4; Band 3; StuCo 2- 4; Homecoming King Candidate 4; Queen of Courts King Candidate 4; All-League Linebacker 3; Drama 3; Plays 2-4; Track Captain 4; Mixed Ensembles 3,4; StuCo Treasurer 4. Denise Lynne Grimsley Pep Club 1-4; Basketball Cheerleader 2-4; Basketball Head Cheerleader 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Honor Society Treasurer 4; Weightlifting 4; Class Treasurer 1-3; Plays 1-4; Basketball 1; Track 1,2; Chorus 1-4; Ensembles 1-4; Polaris Style Show 1,3; Polaris Style Show Winner of 1st place 3; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; Queen of Courts Candidate 4; Annual Staff 4; Office Aide 2; Honor Roll 1-4; VIP 1,3; StuCo 4. Shelley Renee Grother Volleyball 1-3; Track 1,2; Chorus 1,2; Plays 1,2; Journalism 3; Pep Club 1-3; Student Aide 2,3; Ensembles 1,2; Honor Roll 1-3; Polaris Style Show 1. Karen Lynn Hinson Office Aide 3,4; FBLA 3,4; Journalism 4; Polaris Style Show 1. Christine Raye Jackson Basketball 1,2; Volleyball 1,2; Band 1,2; Student Aide 3; Pep Club 1-3; Polaris Style Show 1,2; Track 1,2. Jeanette Marguerite Johnson Band 1-3; Chorus 1-4; Band Ensemble 1,2; Pep Club 1,2; Plays 1,2. Glenn Charles Jones Class President 1,2,4; Class Vice-President 3; StuCo 1,2,4; National Honor Society 3,4; President of StuCo 4; Band 1; Choir 1; Basketball 1-4; Football 1-4; Track 1-4; Homecoming King Candidate 4; Queen of Courts King 4; Queen of Courts Candidate 2; Drama Club 1,2; Track Captain 4; All-League Split End 2,4. Jeffrey Dean Karr Football 1-4; Weightlifting 1- 4; Plays 1,4; Track 1,2; Band 1,2. Marcia Lynn Kusmaul Chorus and Ensembles 1-4; VIP 2,3; Basketball 1-3; Basketball Cheerleader 4; Pep Club 2-4; Class Secretary 1; Class Vice-President 4; Queen of Courts 4; Annual Staff 3,4; Plays 1-3; Freshmen division Polaris Style Show winner. Mark Lynn Kusmaul Football 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Track 1-3; Chorus and Ensembles 1-3; Weightlifting 1-4; Plays 1-4; Homecoming King Candidate 4; Queen of Courts Candidate 4; Band and Ensembles 1-3; Pep Club 2. Wesley Alan Lawton Class President 1; Play 1; Football 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Track 1,2; VIP 2,3; Chorus 1- 3; Weightlifting 1-4; Lyon County All-League Offensive Guard 2,3 and Defensive Tackle 3. Keven Allan Mann Football 1-3; Chorus 1-4; Select Ensemble 1-4; Men’s Chorus 1-4; Plays 1-4; Weightlifting 1-3. 10 Lisa Lynette Modlin FBLA 2-4; FBLA Vice- President 3; Journalism 4; Shop 3; Honor Roll 1,2. Duane Alan Parks Kansas East-West Shrine Bowl 4; Homecoming King 4; Basketball 1,2,4; Basketball All-Tournament Team 4; Track 1,2,4; Model U. N. 3; Weightlifting 1-4; Class Officer 1-4; VIP 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Honor Society President 4; Chorus and Ensembles 1-4; Band and Ensembles 1-3. Barry Dean Pagan Chorus 1-4; Select Choir 4; Select Ensemble 1-4; Band 1- 4; Contest Vocal Soloist 2-4; Pep Band 1-4; Arion National Music Award 3; Choir President 4; Band Vice- President 4; StuCo 4; Plays 1,2,4; Basketball 1,2; Track 1; Lettered in Band 4; Lettered in Choir 4; Pep Club 3,4; Band Ensembles 1-3; District Choir 2-4; Weightlifting 1-3. JoAnn Emily Robbins Basketball 1-4; Track 1-3; Volleyball 2,4; Pep Club 1-4; Annual Staff 3,4; Golf 2; Swimming 3; Debate 1-3; Chorus 3; Honor Roll 1,2,4. Lora Jean Thornton Basketball 1; Gymnastics 1,2; Golf 1,2; Pep Club 1,2; Track 1,3. Janet Louise Robinson Band 1,2; Chorus 1-4; Girls Ensembles 1-4; Volleyball 1-4; Track 1,2; Plays 1-4; Pep Club 1-4; Basketball Cheerleader 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Honor Society Secretary 4; Honor Roll 1-4; Annual Staff 4; Polaris Club 1-3; Weightlifting 4. Elizabeth Kay Schlesener National Honor Society 3,4; Honor Society Vice-President 4; Class Secretary 2; VIP 2,3; Chorus and Ensembles 1-3; Band and Ensembles 1-3; Volleyball 1-4; Volleyball Captain 4; Basketball 1-4; Basketball Captain 4; Track 1- 3; Plays 1,2; “A” Honor Roll 1-4; Pep Club 1-4; Football Cheerleader 2-4; Head Football Cheerleader 4; Homecoming Queen 4; Weightlifting 4; Model U. N. 3; Debate 3; Annual Staff 3,4; Annual Staff Sports Editor 4; Journalism 3; Girls State 3; Lyon County League All- Tournament Basketball Team 4. Stephanie Ann Shearer Pep Club 1-4; National Honor Society 3,4; Basketball Cheerleader 4; Basketball 1; Plays 1,2; Chorus 1,2; Weightlifting 3; Class Secretary 4; Office Aide 3; Polaris Style Show 1; Honor Roll 1-4. Bryan Wayne Wampler Football 2-4; Track 2-4; Weightlifting 2-4; Shop Club 1. Charles Michael Wyda Football 1-4; Basketball 1; Track 1,2,4; Weightlifting 1-4; Second in innerschool weightlifting meet 1; First in Onaga weightlifting meet 1; First in innerschool weightlifting meet 2; First in Onaga weightlifting meet 2; First in innerschool weightlifting meet 3; First in St. Mary’s weightlifting meet 3; Chorus 3; Most Outstanding lifter at St. Mary’s weightlifting meet 3; Men’s Ensemble 3. 11 12 UNDERCLASSMEN 1982 Cheryl Ankerholz Paul Atchison Zina Bacon Charlotte Barger Vickie Besack Mike Bilson Carrie Burton Shelley Cline Darrin Clock Debbie Cone Darin Cook Cindy Edmunds Tim Foraker Teresa Gillispie Scott Gordon Jenny Hammond Rick Hammond Kevin Harper Cindy Houck Lisa Keys Sherry Kovatch Gina Kusmaul Sam McClaflin Kelli Martin Treasurer- Diane Robinson, Stuco- Carrie Burton, President- Brad Riggs, V. President- Cindy Houck, Secretary- Scott Gordon 14 Wes Moore Robbie Mundy Shelley Paige Lisa Pearson Glenn Parker Rhonda Phillipa Brad Riggs Diane Robinson Daniel Shaw Vicki Shearer Ron Shope Veronica Sliter Julie Stone Warren Voorhees T.J. Waters Sherry Webb Mark Wecker Robin Williams Carol Zorn is Jamie Barber Lisa Bilson Kevin Bowers Robert Colehour Antonio Delano Charlie Denison David Dietrich Bryon Douglas Tom Eckelberry Kent Eckstrom Bill Edmiston Bill Edwards Gwen Emley Jim Ford Kevin Henderson Doug Hopper Kelly Karr Bruce Kayser Janet Kusmaul Rhoda Lambert Ray Lewis Dee Jay Lister Catherine McKernan 16 Shelley Mann Kim Marsh Ken Minor Billy Paige Doug Parks Mark Partridge Twila Rhodes Brad Robidou Dale Saeger Jacque Schroeder Charla Self Traci Self Melinda Shaw Brad Street Gale Thompson Richard Tucker Chris Wyda Rob Zinn 17 Brian Anstey Everett Aye Lyn Bazil Elaine Biggs Roger Birchmeier Paul Blair Kevin Briggs Becky Britain Sean Buffum Carmen Burton Patty Colehour Brenda Corbin Brent Cox Jim Dallen Carol DeWeese Debbie Dinger Tracy Eastman Glenda Elbe Lisa Henning Jimmy Houck Kim Johnson Brad Karr Mike Keighley Michele Keys 18 Craig Kimball Jennifer Luginsland Shawn Maybell Tony Mundy Hank Oldham Amy Parks Brian Peterson Teresa Phillips Susan Pond Brenda Randall Gerald Shope Todd Soetebier Regina Story Paula Sowers Vicki Thornton Lisa Tucker Mike Voorhees Larry Walford Tina Watson Amy Weaver Jeff Wheat Valarie Willard Larry Williams 20 21 22 PEOPLE USD 251 Board Of Education Standing: Bennett Anderson-President, Myron Van Gundy, Lee Kayser, Darrell John- son. Sitting: Mary Oliver-District Clerk, James Fraley-Superintendent, Ruth Price- Vice President, Dale Grimsley. Mary Oliver James Fraley Judy Mundy, Treasurer NHHS Administration Gary Massey, Principal Barbara Goff, Secretary Jan Jensen, Activities Director 24 Faculty Sally Anderson English; Freshman Pep Club sponsor Lois Froelich Art; Freshman sponsor Beth Luedtke Learning Disabilities Ruth Cooney Student Music Teacher Janice Jensen Home Ec.; Sophomore sponsor Pando Markuly Biology; P.E.; Head Boys’ Basketball Coach Kim Dhority Business; Junior Pep Club sponsor Michael Kuhn Shop Connie McVey Math; Volleyball Girls’ Track Coach 25 7 n Sheryl Massey Home Economics Marilou Noller Math, Senior Sponsor Jim Pickett A. Elwin Powell P.E. Student Teacher Social Science, Senior Sponsor 2b Virginia Ray Business, Junior Sponsor, FBLA Advisor Vicky Steere English Ned O’Mara Counselor Eugene Pruitt Drivers Ed., P.E., Football Coach, Junior Sponsor Renee Stinson Reading, Girls’ Basketball Coach Special People Custodian-Charles Wyda Bus Drivers- Betty Edmunds, Doug Boline, Mary Jenkins, Mary Lou Jenkins, Debra Moser and Betty Shope, (Not Pictured Glad- ys Myers And Kim Dhority) Cooks-Bonnie Fehr, Betty Dunn 28 Library Aide-Norma Moran SPORTS Lady Cats Have Disappointing Season, But Gain Experience. Varsity Roster 1st ROW HEIGHT YEAR NUMBER Anna McGuire Manager SO Julie Stone 5’2” JR 5 Amy Weaver 5'2 FR 4 Lizzy Schlesener 5’6” SR 20 Vickie Besack 5’4” JR 13 Kelli Martin 5’5” JR 12 Renee Stinson Assistant Coach 2nd ROW JoAnn Robbins 5’5” SR 25 Jennifer Luginsland 5’6” FR 14 Teresa Phillips 5’8” FR 21 Gale Thompson 5T0” SO 22 Janet Robinson 5’8” SR 15 Catherine McKernan 5 7” SO 10 Chris Wyda 5’4” SO 32 Connie L. McVey Head Coach Coach’s Comments This year’s volleyball season record was a disap- pointing 5-15. The season itself, however, was not as dismal as the record would indicate. On a team composed of almost half freshmen, the learning and growth experienced during the season was dramatic. You expect to play young, inexperienced players on a junior varsity squad, but many times we played two or three freshmen on varsity, while our opponents fielded a team with four, five, or even six seniors! The inexperience showed but the great talent of our underclassmen helped keep us close in many matches we were expected to lose badly. It is difficult to keep spirits up when your team is not experiencing a successful season, but the upper classmen really helped to keep the team going. Special credit goes to Lizzy Schlesener, a Senior and the Varsity captain, and also Cindy Houck, a Junior and the Junior-Varsity captain, for keeping things running smoothly. We will miss the contributions of our three Sen- iors: Lizzy Schlesener, Janet Robinson, and JoAnn Robbins. But with all of the experience gained this year, things look bright for the coming years for Northern Heights Volleyball!! 30 Seniors: JoAnn Robbins, Lizzy Schlesener, Janet Robinson. MATCH OPPONENT 1st Game 2nd Game 3rd Lost Olpe 5-15 6-15 Lost Hartford 9-15 2-15 Won Waverly 15- 6 15- 9 Lost Osage City 10-15 8-15 Lost Mission Valley 5-15 14-16 Lost Mission Valley 5-15 2-15 ‘Lost Madison 0-15 13-15 ‘Lost MdC Valley 10-15 15-12 ‘Lost Hartford 15-12 7-15 Lost Olpe 3-15 4-15 ‘Lost Flinthills 2-15 11-15 ‘Lost Lebo 11-15 12-15 ‘Won Hamilton 15- 6 15- 7 ‘Lost Waverly 15-10 4-15 Osage City Tournament-2nd Place Won Alma-Wabaunsee 15-13 15- 4 Won Burlington 15-13 2-15 Lost Osage City 6-15 3-15 Lyon County League Tournament Won Hamilton 15- 6 15- 5 Lost Madison 7-15 5-15 Game Junior Varsity Roster 1st ROW Height Year Number Tracy Eastman 5 7” FR 22 Brenda Randall 5’6” FR 11 Amy Jo Parks 5’0” FR 13 Lisa Henning 5 7” FR 23 Michele Keys 5’6” FR 15 11-15 2nd ROW 3-15 Renee Stinson Assistant Coach Elaine Biggs 5’5” FR 4 Lisa Keys 5’5” JR 20 Jamie Barber 5’5” SO 24 Carrie Burton 5’4” FR 25 Connie L. McVey Head Coach 1-15 Lyn Bazil 5’6” FR 30 3rd ROW Carmen Burton 5’4” FR 12 Cindy Houck 5’6” JR 21 16-14 Kim Johnson 5’5” FR 32 Anna McGuire Manager Sub-State Tournament Lost Lucky High 5-15 13-15 League Games Lost Lost Lost Lost Lost Lost Lost Lost Won Lost Won Won Won Junior Varisty Volleyball Scoreboard Waverly 13-15 0-15 Mission Valley 6-15 5-15 Madison 12-15 13-15 Osage City 15-17 13-15 Hartford 10-15 17-15 12-15 Waverly 3-15 1-15 Olpe 6-15 7-15 Burlington 11-15 15- 8 13-15 Hamilton 15- 0 9-15 15- 9 Freshmen Volleyball Scoreboard Mission Valley 5-15 11-15 Osage City 9-15 15- 9 15-13 MdC Valley 15- 6 15- 4 Mission Valley 15- 3 15- 2 Coaches Connie McVey and Renee Stin- son 31 1. Janet Robinson 2. Gale Thompson 3. Kelli Martin 4. Chris Wyda 5. Julie Stone 6. Lisa Henning 7. Tracy Eastmen and Carrie Burton 8. Lizzy Schlesener 9. Amy Weaver 10. Teresa Phillips 11. Jamie Barber 32 Wildcat Football Season 1. Senior Football Players. 2. Let’s get it and go Heights. 3. Mark Wecker (quarterback) gets ready to pass. 4. Heights Offensive Line. 33 occococccoco The Wildcat football season wasn’t as successful as we would have liked, but we were in every game but one. Defense seemed to be what the Wildcats played best, losing by 1 to Olpe, 8 to Waverly, 2 to Hartford, 7 to Chase County and 24 to Osage City. All of our victories were by decisive margins: 26-0 Marais des Cygnes; 42-6 Madison; 22-0 Lebo; and 22-0 Mission Valley, our seniors were outstanding in this game. Highlighting the season was selection of two senior line-back- ers, Duane Parks and Dennis Ford, to the Lyon County All League Team, and the selection of Duane Parks to play on the East squad in the East West Shrine Bowl in August, 1982. With the outstanding younger players coming back in 1982, the coaching staff is very optimistic about the coming season in Wildcat Football. iCOCOOCCOOCCCOO' 1. Head Football Coach, Mr. Pruitt 2. Assistant Football Coach, Mr. Markuly 3. Football Cheerleaders doing a routine. 4. Coach Pruitt and Charlie Wyda discuss Charlie’s ankle injury. 34 Wildcat Football Team FRONT ROW: Julie Stone, Kelli Martin, Dale Saeger, Todd Soetebier, Sean Buffum, Jimmy Houck, Jimmy Ford, Kim Marsh, Cindy Houck. SECOND ROW: Robbie Mundy, Manager; Lizzy Schlesener, Duane Parks, Dennis Ford, Jeff Karr. Wes Lawton! Bryan Wampler, Mark Kusmaul, Charlie Wyda, Glenn Jones, Sherry Kovatch, Tim Eckelberry, Manager. THIRD ROW: Coach Markuly, T. J. Waters, Mark Wecker, Ron Shope, Sam McClaflin, Rick Hammond, Charlie Denison, Daniel Shaw, Scott Gordon. Coach Pruitt. FOURTH ROW: Darrin Clock. Tom Eckelberry, Brad Robidou, Brad Street, Kent Eckstrom, Bruce Kayser Doug Parks, Bill Edwards, Brad Riggs. BACK ROW: Larry Walford, Brent Cox, Brad Karr, Jeff Wheat, Mike Voorhees, Craig Kimball Mike Keighley, Richard Tucker. 1. Northern Heights Football Team. 2. Heights defense crushes opponent. 3. Coach Pruitt introduces players at pep rally. 35 36 37 Lady Cats Gain Experience Varsity Squad Left to right: Asst. Coach Rami Weber, Carmen Burton-Manager, Lisa Henning, Amy Weaver, Catherine McKernan, Chris Wyda, Gale Thompson, JoAnn Robbins, Teresa Phillips, Julie Stone, Lizzy Schlesener, Kim Johnson-Manager, Charlotte Barger, Coach Renee Stinson. Junior Varsity Squad First Row: Becky Britain, Susan Pond, Amy Parks. Second Row: Carmen Burton- Manager, Regina Story, Lyn Bazil, Carol DeWeese, Carrie Burton, Brenda Randall, Kim Johnson-Manager. The 1981-82 basketball season proved to be a very interesting one for the lady Wildcats. They finished the season with re- cords of 8-11 for the Varsity team, 4-7 for the Junior Varsity team and 4-0 for the Freshman team. Even though they did not have a winning season, the girls were very successful, consider- ing the lack of experience and the tough competition in our league. Two teams in our league participated in the state tour- nament and 8 of our 11 loses during the season were to state- ranked teams. Several girls re- ceived recognition this year. Lizzy Schlesener was chosen for the Lyon County All-Tourna- ment team and Julie Stone re- ceived the All-League award. I was very proud to have been able to work with this fine group of hard working athletes and with Coach Weber, who was a great help to us all. The leadership and dedication of this year’s two seniors will be missed, but with the goals set by and the determination of the underclassmen, next year should prove to be a rewarding one. 38 Freshman Squad Girls’ Varsity Basketball NHHS OPP. 27 Olpe 70 49 Hartford 41 56 Hamilton 32 44 Flinthills 32 37 Waverly 56 46 Lebo 37 62 MDCV 46 42 Madison 66 44 Lebo 49 45 Olpe 60 25 Mission Valley 46 56 MDCV 44 44 Waverly 77 43 Hartford 27 41 Central Heights 60 Lyon County League Tournament 43 Lebo 37 40 Olpe 62 39 Waverly 52 Sub-State Tournament 24 Lucky High 52 Girls’ JV Basketball 12 Olpe 38 22 Waverly 39 19 Lebo 40 20 MDCV 11 24 Madison 50 22 Olpe 38 22 Mission Valley 48 37 MDCV 23 20 Waverly 33 27 Hartford 16 38 Central Heights 26 Girls’ Freshman Basketball 24 Hartford 15 28 Hartford 20 34 Mission Valley 32 61 Osage City 35 Lizzy Schlesener First Row: Amy Weaver, Becky Britain, Susan Pond, Amy Parks. Second Row: Coach Renee Stinson, Carmen Burton-Manager, Regina Story, Lyn Bazil, Carol DeWeese, Teresa Phillips, Brenda Randall, Lisa Henning, Kim Johnson-Manager, Asst. Coach Rami Weber. Teresa Phillips shoots a free throw. 39 Wildcat Huddle 40 Boys Capture 3rd In League The 1981-1982 Wildcats finished the season with a 9-11 record. The Wildcats contested every ball game as they averaged 57 points per game to our opponents 54. Three ball games were decided in overtime, and only two games were lost by more than four baskets. The long term objective of the team was to play with- in the spirit of the game while developing a win- ning attitude about life. The frustrations of narrow defeats, hard practices and long hours were over- come by the “never give up” attitude. In this re- spect, the team members are truly winners, and the graduating seniors take with them the secret of success. Three returning Varsity starters and other under- classmen, who contribut- ed to winning junior varsi- ty and freshman records, will provide the nucleus of next year’s team. New faces will take on the chal- lenges of the game, but the leadership and effort of this year’s seniors will be missed by the coaches. Special honors go to Duane Parks. Duane aver- aged 18 points and 10 re- bounds per game. He was selected to the Lyon County League All-Tour- nament Team, and also to the All-League Team. Duane also participated in the American Heart Asso- ciation All-Star basketball game in which he contri- buted 16 points. Kneeling: Tim Eckelberry-Score Keeper, Ron Shope, Wes Lawton, Mark Wecker, Bruce Kayser, Charlie Denison-Trainer, Standing: Coach Markuly, Doug Parks, Mark Kusmaul, Duane Parks, Dennis Ford, Glenn Jones, Ronnie Boyce, Coach Pruitt. 41 JV Team Kneeling: Antonio Delano, Dee Jay Lister, Kevin Bowers, Billy Paige, Brad Street, Rick Hammond, Jim Ford, Wes Moore. Standing: Robbie Mundy, Boys Varsity Basketball Brent Cox, Craig Kimball, Warren Voorhees, Scott Gordon, Darin Cook, Kent Eckstrom. NHHS OPP 55 •Olpe 58 61 •Hartford 48 81 •Hamilton 38 54 •Flinthills 41 47 Waverly 54 58 Lebo 60 62 MdC Valley 47 52 Madison 56 45 Alma-Wabaunsee 49 51 •Lebo 49 44 01pe 47 52 Mission Valley 60 63 •MdC Valley 44 77 •Waverly 97 76 Hartford 61 50 Central Heights 46 League Tournament 57 Flinthills 64 56 Hartford 54 34 Lebo 43 Sub-State Tournament 60 Clifton-Clyde 68 Boys’ JV Basketball 38 Olpe 32 59 Hartford 30 67 Flinthills 65 59 Waverly 56 47 Madison 38 47 Alma-Wabaunsee 48 33 Lebo 39 44 Olpe 45 33 MdC Valley 46 40 Hartford 37 Boys’ Freshman Basketball 50 Hartford 29 35 Mission Valley 65 45 Osage City 39 Place 2nd in Osage City Tournament 38 Lyndon 37 44 Osage City 56 56 Hartford •League Games 23 Freshman Team Sean Buffum, Todd Soetebier, Jim Dallen, Brent Cox, Craig Kimball, Jeff Wheat, Mike Keighley, Brad Karr, Jimmy Houck. 42 1. Dennis Ford shoots high above the Waverly defense. 2. The Wildcat defense at work. 3. Glenn Jones lets one fly. 4. Bruce Kayser displays his jumpshot. 5. Duane Parks toes the line at Olpe. 6. The Wildcat Varsity Team at the League Tournament. 7. Mark Wecker reverses his layup. 8. Wes Lawton handles the ball at Olpe. 43 44 45 Boys Take 3rd In League 46 First Row: B. Karr, M. Voorhees, B. Street, K. Eckstrom, R. Hammond, S. Buffum, C. Wyda, W. Moore, J. Ford, T. Mundy, K. Briggs, J. Houck. Second Row: V. Besack — Trainer, L. Williams, J. Wheat, W. Voorhees, M. Kusmaul, G. Jones, D. Parks, D. Ford, B. Wampler, D. Cook, W. Lawton, C. Denison, S. McClaflin, Coach McVey, C. Houck — Trainer. In looking back upon the 1982 Wildcat Track season, quality performances were turned in by upperclass- men and underclassmen as well. Many inexperienced freshmen and sophomores were asked to compete with the confidence and ability of juniors and sen- iors. Throughout the season the younger runners re- mained underclassmen, but they didn’t compete like it — not at all! “That guy’s a freshman?” or “He’s a sophomore?” were heard as people learned of the real youth of Heights tracksters. It must be said that the efforts of key upperclassmen in leading by exam- ple played a huge role in the success of their young teammates. The entire team didn’t talk about im- proving, people just made certain they would. There are no winning streaks to talk of this year, no, NHHS didn’t win the league championship, again, but you know as those underclassmen turn into upperclass- men .... well, let’s just say it raises some exciting questions! State Meet Qualifiers 120 Meter High Hurdles — Dennis Ford 300 Meter Intermediate Hurdles — Dennis Ford 400 Meter Relay — Charlie Wyda, Kent Eckstrom, Glenn Jones, and Dennis Ford 1600 Meter Run — Sean Buffum 3200 Meter Run — Warren Voorhees School Records 110 Meter High Hurdles — 15.2 Dennis Ford, State Meet, Wichita, Undefeated in 10 meets. 300 Meter Intermediate Hurdles — 41.2 Dennis Ford, Lyon County League Meet Glenn Jones Kent Eckstrom Brad Street Jeff Wheat Warren Voorhees and Larry Williams Mark Kusmaul 47 Girls’ Track First Row: Lyn Bazil, Amy Parks, Michele Keys, Amy Weaver, Lisa Henning, Elaine Biggs, and Tracy Eastman. Second Row: Vickie Besack — trainer, Lisa Keys, Julie Stone, Catherine McKernan, Kim Marsh, Janet Kusmaul, Mrs. McVey — Coach, and Cindy Houck — trainer. 48 The 1982 track and field season was one of tre- mendous growth and development. In one short year, Heights girls’ tracksters were taking 3rd places, as a team, in the same meets that they had previously placed 7th, 8th or 10th. While youth was a trademark of the team, so was its quality. This was especially evident at the Lyon County League meet, where the sprinters are getting fas- ter, distance runners are getting stronger and more cunning, and jumpers are more consistent, which all adds up to some very good track athletes doing some very good things this year, and in the seasons ahead! State Meet Qualifiers 800 Meter Run — Amy Weaver 3200 Meter Run — Julie Stone Long Jump — Catherine McKernan Cross Country Team Places In State Meet Coach Craig McVey, Tony Mundy, Wes Moore, Warren Voor- hees, Larry Williams, Kevin Bowers Larry Williams In 1981, Northern Heights-Cross Country, in only its second year, undertook the unenviable task of competing against some of the most powerful 3-A, 4-A, and 5-A schools in Kansas in preparing for their regional meet. Although somewhat short on experience, people improved, and even while run- ning against stiff competition, the Wildcats ran extremely well. The biggest surprise of the season came on Halloween. With experience gained from the stiff competition earlier, the Wildcats were awesome in placing 4th out of 11 teams in the Ottawa 2-A Regional. In a storybook ending, the Wildcats had earned a trip to the State Cross Country meet in Wamego. One week later the Wildcats placed 12th in class 2-A Cross Country. All of the 2-A teams in the State meet had been there one year earlier, all that is, except for North- ern Heights. A year earlier Heights had been get- ting ready in its very first year. In their second year our runners were in the State meet! In their third year ... Who knows? . . . Maybe another storybook ending? Sept. 17 Rossville Inv. Voorhees, Med.-20th Sept. 23 Holton Inv. Voorhees, Med.-17th Sept. 26 Mission Valley Inv. Voorhees, 34th Oct. 6 Horton Inv. 7th-8 Oct. 10 Manhattan Inv. 6th-6 Oct. 13 Silver Lake llth-12 Oct. 17 Mission Valley 7th-8 Oct. 31 Ottawa Regional 4th-ll Nov. 7 State Championships 12th-12 50 Wes Moore Tony Mundy Warren Voorhees Weightlifting The 1981-82 HEIGHTS advanced physical education classes empha- sized overall physical conditioning for lifetime health. A combination of weight training, calisthenics, jogging, depth jumps and plyometrics are used to reach the desired goals. Phys- ical fitness tests, individual data sheets and conferences are used to evaluate the student’s progress and focus on needed areas of improve- ment. Records of student’s weight, strength gains and progress in other areas are kept and given to the stu- dent at the end of the course. Ad- vanced physical education is a de- manding course but the results are worth the effort. Janet Robinson Duane Parks First Row: Brett Huffman, Antonio Delano, Richard Tucker, Jim Ford, Tom Eckelberry, Darrin Clock. Second Row: Dale Saeger, Everett Aye, Ken Minor, Tricia Barger, Julie Stone, Larry Walford, Hank Oldham. Third Row: Charlie Wyda, Ron Shope, Jeff Karr, Janet Robinson, Lizzy Schlesener, Glenn Jones, Denise Grimsley, Billy Paige. Fourth Row: Robbie Mundy, Brad Street, Sam McClaflin, Wes Lawton, Duane Parks, Mark Kusmaul, Darin Cook. Fifth Row: Todd Soetebier, Jimmy Houck, Craig Kimball, Brent Cox, Doug Parks, Brad Karr. (Not Pictured: Dennis Ford, Mark Wecker, Bryan Wampler, Traci Seif, Mr. Markuly and Mr. Pruitt-Instructors) Dennis Ford Darin Cook Sam McClaflin 51 52 SCHOOL LIFE k _ 1982 Pep Club Sitting: Julie S., Kim M., Lizzy S., Stephanie S., Janet R., Denise G., Tricia B. Kneeling: Shelley M., Gale T., Carrie B., Tracy E.. Lisa H., Amy W., Chris W., Shelley C., Vickie B., Brenda R., Lisa B. Standing: Jamie B., Carol D., Amy P., Wes L., Kim J., Barry P., Sally Anderson (sponsor), JoAnn R., Catherine M., Vicki S., Elaine B., Bryan W., Lyn B., Traci S., and Kim Dhority (sponsor). S4 55 Annual Staff Tricia Barger-Editor Kelli Martin-Ass’t Editor Janet Robinson-Chief Typist JoAnn Robbins-Ass’t Business Mgr. Denise Grimsley-Layout Designer Lizzy Schlesener-Sports Editor Vickie Besack-Photography Mgr. Penny Burris-Business Mgr. Robin Williams-Photography Mgr. Stephaine Shearer-Activities Editor Mrs. Virginia Ray-Advisor Marcia Kusmaul-Photography Mgr. J. Robbins, V. Besack, K. Martin, T. Barger, L. Schlesener, S. Shearer, J. Robinson, P. Burris, R. Williams, Mrs. Ray, Advisor. (Not Pictured D. Grimsley, and M. Kusmaul) 56 Honor Society Front Row: Mr. A. E. Powell, Robbie Mundy, Denise Grimsley, Julie Stone, Penny Burris. Second Row: Carrie Burton, Kelli Martin, Cindy Houck, Carol Zorn. Third Row: Janet Robinson, Lizzy Schlesener, Stephanie Shearer, Lisa Pearson. Back Row: Scott Gordon, Duane Parks, Glenn Jones, Brad Riggs. (Not Pictured Diane Robinson.) Officers: Front Row: D. Grimsley, Trea- surer; J. Robinson, Secretary; L. Schle- sener, Vice President. Back Row: D. Parks, President; G. Jones, Stuco. The Wildcat chapter of the National Hon- or Society had a successful and busy year. By working hard selling concessions at all of our home football, volleyball, and bas- ketball games, the Honor Society has set up two scholarship foundations in mem- ory of Marcia Kusmaul and Craig Dorton, In addition to the scholarships, we have also set aside money to buy some books for the school library. We also sold our Na- tional Honor Society calendars to raise money. We are looking forward to a suc- cessful year next year. 57 Journalism First row: Gina Kusmaul. Second row: Rhonda Phil- lips, Lisa Modlin, Char- lotte Barger, Teresa Gilli- spie, and Cindy Edmunds. Third row: Robin Wil- liams, Mrs. Steere, Sherry Webb, and Karen Hinson. Office Aides First row: Cindy Houck, Mrs. Goff, and Julie Stone. Second row: Karen Hinson, and Gina Kus- maul. Third row: Brad Riggs, Jullie Besack, and Gale Thompson. 58 FBLA First row: Zina Bacon — Treas., Charla Self, Robin Williams — Sec., Veronica Sliter, JoAnn Robbins, Lora Thornton, Lisa Modlin, Penny Burris — Pres., Cheryl Ankerholz — V. Pres., Twila Rhodes, and Shelley Mann. Second row: Debbie Cone — Hist., Vicki Shearer, Jenny Hammond — Pari., Sherry Webb — STUCO, and Mrs. Ray. (Not pictured — Karen Hinson) Polaris 1. Lisa Pearson, Vicki Shearer, and Lora Thornton. 2. Wes Moore, T.J. Wa- ters, and Ron Shope. 3. Jeff Karr, Mark Kusmaul, and Glenn Jones 4. Tracy Eastman. 5. Elaine Biggs, Teresa Phil- lips, Vickie Thornton and Gina Story. 59 Choir First Row: M. Voorhees, A. Parks, A. Weaver, G. Emley, C. Wyda, K. Briggs, K. Karr, T. Rhodes, M. Shaw, V. Besack, S. Paige, J. Ford. Second Row: C. Burton, R. Zinn, B. Randall, E. Biggs, C. Burton, L. Williams, K. Martin, V. Thornton, P. Sowers, K. Johnson, K. Mann, K. Marsh. Third Row: B. Pagan, C. Houck, T. Eastman, B. Riggs, S. Mann, L. Bazil, D. Parks, J. Luginsland, C. McKernan, D. Ford, J. Kusmaul, L. Pearson, Director K. Wells. (Not Pictured D. Robinson, J. Robinson, J. Johnson, and R. Hammond) Band First Row: L. Pearson, K. Karr, B. Peterson, A. Weaver, S. Pond, G. Elbe, B. Britain. Second Row: B. Riggs, J. Luginsland, K. Johnson, G. Emley, C. DeWeese, S. Paige, V. Thornton. Third Row: B. Karr, M. Voorhees, R. Zinn, J. Ford, B. Pagan, Director K. Wells. (Not Pictured D. Robinson) This year there were eight members in select Ensemble. They were: Front row: Ruth Cooney, Asst. Director; Kim Marsh; Vickie Besack; Janet Kusmaul; Kelli Martin; and Pianist, Diane Robinson. Back row: Ken Wells, Director; Brad Riggs; Keven Mann; Dennis Ford; Barry Pagan; and Rob Zinn, Drummer. (Alternates were Kelly Karr, Carrie Burton, and Mike Voorhees) 61 VO-TECH: Front row: Jullie Besack, Sue Kohlman, Second row: Mark Edmunds, Mark Wecker, and Daniel Shaw. STUCO: Front row: Sean Buffum, Second row: Denise Grimsley, Kim John- son, Charlie Denison, Sherry Webb, Lisa Pearson, Third row: Gale Thompson, Carrie Burton, Kim Marsh, Penny Burris, Fourth row: Barry Pagan, Brad Riggs, Glenn Jones, Dennis Ford, and Duane Parks. 62 SPECIAL EVENTS Football Homecoming 1981 64 1 1 aa i%A i «r : •-. Ste] Dei ■ phanie Shea mis Fc d j| rer Royalty Football Homecoming 1981 was October 2. Queen Lizzy Schlesener and King Duane Parks were crowned by last year’s Queen Vickie Thompson and King Don Kayser. The Homecoming ceremony was held before the game, on the field. The dance was after the game, in the gym. The candidates for King and Queen were: Lizzy Schlesener and Duane Parks, Stephanie Shearer and Dennis Ford, Denise Grimsley and Glenn Jones, and Lora Thornton and Mark Kusmaul. Our boys played Hartford and had an unfortunate loss of 8-6. 65 1982 Queen Of Courts 1. 1982 Queen of Courts, Marcia Kus- maul. 2. Stephanie Shearer, Brenda Street, and Denise Grimsley. 3. Janet Kusmaul accepting the honors for Marcia Kusmaul. 4. Those who attended the dance had a good time. On February 12, 1982, Marcia Kusmaul and Glenn Jones were crowned Queen and King of Courts. The other candi- dates were Stephanie Shearer, Denise Grimsley, Dennis Ford, and Mark Kusmaul. To present the crown and basket- ball were last year’s King and Queen Ross Hammond and Brenda Street. Janet Kusmaul accepted the crown and flow- ers for her sister Marcia, as she was not able to attend. After both boys’ and girls’ victories, the dance was held. Music was provided by TNT. 1. Glenn Jones escorting Stephanie Shearer. 2. Dennis Ford escorting Denise Grimsley. 3. Mark Kusmaul escorting the 1981 Queen Brenda Street. 4. Congratulations! 5. Everyone attended the dance following the game. 67 Olkahoma Many a new day Curly, thinking Going on a picnic First Row: Shelley Mann, Jennifer Luginsland, Kelli Mar- tin, Chris Wyda, Second Row: Regina Story, Elaine Biggs, Brenda Randall, Kelly Karr, Amy Parks, Kim Johnson. Third Row: Lyn Bazil, Shelley Paige, Paula Sowers, Amy Weaver, and Carmen Burton. AUNT ELLER .. . LISA PEARSON CURLY ....... BARRY PAGAN LAUREY ...... KELLI MARTIN IKE SKIDMORE . . KEVEN MANN SLIM .......LARRY WILLIAMS WILL PARKER .. . DENNIS FORD JUD FRY .... CHARLIE DENISON ADO ANNIE CARNES ... CARRIE BURTON ALI HAKIM . . MIKE VOORHEES GERTIE CUMMINGS ...CINDY HOUCK ELLEN .....CARMEN BURTON KATE .......VICKIE BESACK VIRGINIA ..... KELLY KARR AGGIE .......SHELLEY PAIGE ANDREW CARNES . BRAD RIGGS CORD ELAM . MARK KUSMAUL MIKE ............JIM FORD JOE ...... BRIAN PETERSON SAM ........ ROBBIE MUNDY 68 Do I have to choose? Curly and Gertie With me it’s all or nothing I won’t be waiting up till three Will and Laurey Are you going to the dance?! Are you mad? Gertie and the choir girls Curly and Laurey are married Leaving in the surrey People will say we’re in love Poor Jud is dead Diane Robinson and Ruth Cooney accom panists 70 Brad Riggs, ’83 Class President, welcomes Seniors to Reverend Michael Angell gives the benediction. Jr.-Sr. Prom. At Mr. Ed Bowen, former teacher and coach at N.H.H.S. Servers: K. Marsh; M. Shaw; T. Rhodes; K. Karr, was the guest speaker of the 1982 Jr.-Sr. Prom. Back row: T. Phillips; C. McKernan; G. Thomp- son; and J. Schroeder. Glenn Jones, ’82 Class President, delivers the class prophecy. Stephanie Shearer, ’82 Class Secretary, delivers the class will. 71 Graduation Valedictorian — Elizabeth Schlesener Salutatorian — Duane Parks Janet Robinson, Penny Burris, Duane Parks, Denise Grims- ley, Glenn Jones, Elizabeth Schlesener, and Stephanie Shearer. 74 Ensemble entertains: Brad Riggs, Kim Marsh, Keven Mann, Vickie Besack, Dennis Ford, Janet Kusmaul, Barry Pagan, Kelli Martin, and Mrs. Cooney. Cindy Houck, Junior, leads the seniors. Ron Boyce, Wes Lawton, and William Crabtree Jullie Besack and Karen Hinson Mark Wecker and Jeff Karr Jeanette Johnson and Sue Kohlman Patricia Barger William Crabtree 78 79 80 ADVERTISING AUSTIN FUNERAL HOME Harriet And Ira W. 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