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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1986 volume:

•• ALLEN, KANSAS 1985-1986 VOLUME XXXI NORTHERN HEIGHTS WILDCATS TABLE OF CONTENTS SENIORS 2 UNDERCLASSMEN 15 ADMINISTRATION 23 ATHLETICS 29 ORGANIZATIONS 49 ACTIVITIES 59 ADVERTISING 83 LOVIN' EVERY MINUTE OF IT 4 Tia Tenlen is a 17-year-old foreign exchange student from Finland. She lives with George and Sue Evans of Reading. She has really enjoyed being in the United States and going to Northern Heights. Tia said that the United States was so big, the people go so fast, but it’s great. She really enjoys Northern Heights because it is so small and she knows almost all the kids. She said the guys are nice, but they tease a lot. Tia misses her friends the most and plans to attend college after two more years of school in Finalnd. Her advice to everyone is to visit Europe. She feels that everyone should have the experience of traveling and meeting new people, and as you get older always have fun. She also said thanks for a great year. Patricia Silvia Cavalcante is an 18-year-old foreign exchange student from Fortaleza, Ceara, Brazil. She lives with the family of Robert Sattler in Reading. She thinks the United States is a wonderful country and the people of N.H.H.S. are great. She thinks the United States and the N.H. guys are very different. Patricia misses her family, friends, and her dog. After leaving America she plans to attend college. She would like Americans to continue being the marvelous people that they are and not permit hatred to enter their hearts. Marcia Joy Biggs Basketball 1-4; Volleyball 1-4; Homecoming Queen 4; Quiz Bowl 2-4; Student Council 2-4; Class President 2-3, Class Secretary 1,4; National Honor Society 3-4; National Honor Society Presi- dent 4; Plays 2-4; Choir 1; Band 1-2. Mark Allen Birchmeier Football 1-2; Class Vice President 1; Vo-Tech 3-4. Anthony Scott Boyce Football 3-4; Homecoming King 4; Basketball 1-4; Track 2-3; Class Stuco 3; Class President 4; Choir 1; Band 1. Patricia Silva Cavalcante Volleyball 1-4; Soccer 3; Cross Country 3; Swim- ming 1-4; Class Vice President 1,3; Class Presi- dent 2; Plays 1-2; VIP 4; Jazz 1-4. William D. Choate FBLA 1-4; FBLA Student Council 4; VIP 1; Choir 1-2; Band 1; Pep Club 4; Plays 2-4; Industrial Art 1-4. John Anthony Cimino Cross Country 1-4; Cross Country Boys’ State 1- 2; Cross Country Captain 4; Track 1-4; Basketball 1; Weightlifting 3; Model U.N. 2; Plays 2-4; Schol- arship Test 3-4; Annual Staff 4; FBLA 3-4; Choir 1. William Rodney Cone Industrial Arts 1-4; Arts 2-4. Richard Dueck VoTech 4. Kay Harred Basketball 1-4; Volleyball 1-4; Cross Country 2-4; State Cross Country 2; Track 1-4; Plays 3-4; In- dustrial Arts 1-2; Arts 1-4; Weightlifting 1-2; Pep Club 1,2,4; Class Treasure 3; Honor Roll 1-4; FBLA 1-4; FBLA Historian 4; Choir 1-3; VIP 3. Khristine Lynn Henderson Class Secretary 3; FBLA 2-3; Choir 2; Band 1. Carol J. Hensley Basketball 1-2; Volleyball 1-4; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; Girls State 3; Office Aide 4; FBLA 2-4; FBLA Treasure 4; Annual Staff 3-4; Annual Staff Editor 4. Randy Lee Hizar Football 1; Track 1-2; VoTech 3-4. Douglas Len Horton Arts 1; FBLA 2-4; Pep Club 1; Scholarship Test 1- 3; Honor Roll 1-4; Annual Staff 4; Annual Staff Book Sales and Circulation 4; FBLA Secretary 4; National Honor Society 3-4; Band 1-4; Choir 1-4; Member of Who’s Who in American High Schools; Plays 2. Tamara Leigh Just Volleyball 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Track 1-4; Home- coming Queen Candidate 4; Queen of Courts 4; Football Statistician 2-4; Quiz Bowl 3-4; Weight- lifting 2-3; National Honor Society 3-4; National Honor Society Vice President 4; Class Vice Presi- dent 3; Class Treasurer 4; VIP 4; Choir 1-3; Plays 3-4. Stephen Jay Kusmaul Football 1-4; Basketball 1-2; Track 2; Class Offi- cer 1-2; Band 1; Choir 1. Lee Lowder Football 1-2; Basketball 1; Track 1-2; VoTech 3-4. Lanny Massey Senior Achievements 8 Football 1-4; Homecoming King Candidate 4; Basketball 1-4; King of Courts Candidate 4; Track 1-4; Weightlifting 1,2,4; Stuco 1,4; Plays 3-4; In- dustrial Arts 4; National Honor Society 4; Choir 1,3; Band 1. Richard E. Milner Football 1-4; Homecoming King Candidate 4; Basketball 1-4; King of Courts 4; Track 1-4; Weightlifting 1-4; Industrial Arts 4; Class Secre- tary 1; National Honor Society 4; National Honor Society Treasurer 4; Choir 1; Band 1. Bradley Wayne Monroe Football 1-4; Homecoming King Candidate 4; Basketball 1-3; Class Vice President 2,4; Track 2- 3. Tony Moore VoTech 3-4. Dwayne Moseler Cross Country 3-4; Track 3-4; VoTech 4. Melissa Marie Olson Volleyball 1,2,4; Basketball 1-4; Track 1-3; Home- coming Queen Candidate 4; Queen of Courts Candidate 4; Student Council 4; FBLA 1-4; P.E. Aide 3-4; Pep Club 1-4; Play 1; Choir 1-3. Kevin T. Paige Football 1-4; Football Captain 4; Basketball 1; Track 2-3; Weightlifting 2-3; Band 1; Choir 1. Donna JoLinn Rhodes Queen of Courts Candidate 4; Annual Staff 4; Industrial Arts 1-4; Pep Club 4; Choir 1. Bill Rice VoTech 3-4. Athony J. Roberts Football 1-4; Basketball 1-4; King of Courts Can- didate 4; Track 2-4; Weightlifting 2-4; Industrial Arts 1; Plays 2-4; National Honor Society 3-4; National Honor Society Secretary 4; Choir 1-3; VIP 2-4. Lori Dawn Schroeder Volleyball 2-4; Annual Staff 4; Industrial Arts 1; FBLA 4. Benjamin William Schubert Football Manager 3-4; Industrial Arts 1; Plays 1-4; Choir 1-4; VIP 1-4; Band 1-2; Model U.N. 1-2. Kevin Douglas Stone Football 1; Basketball 1-2; Crosscountry 2; Track 1-2; Plays 2; Industrial Arts 1-3. Darren James Street Plays 1-2. Tia Tenlen Volleyball; Choir; Office Aide 4. Jarrod Voorhees Basketball 1; Track 1-4; Crosscountry 1-4; Cross Country Boys’ State 1-2; Industrial Arts 1,2,4. Denise Kay Walker Arts 1-3; Choir 1-4. Tammy Lynn Webb Basketball 2-4; Track Manager 3; Plays 2-4; Pep Club 1,3,4; Library Aide 4; Office Aide 4; FBLA 1- 4; FBLA Historian 4; Honor Roll 1-4; Arts 3-4; Choir 1-3; Band 1-3. Dale R. Weber Basketball Manager 2; Plays 3-4; Choir 1,3,4. Senior Achievements 9 Senior Wills I. Marcia Biggs, being of sound mind and body, leave to Melanie Biggs, the best little sister in the world, next to me. the vette (chevette). the ability to get her math homework done on time, my hamster Teddy, and twenty pounds. I. Mark Birchmeier. being of hard mind and delightfully used body, will to Lisa Jones the ability to keep my mouth shut for more than a minute, to Matt Mercer I leave my ability to walk and chew gum at the same time, and to Don Aye I leave my ability to have a good time I. Tony Boyce, being of dirty mind and perfect body, will to Sandy Randall my height and ability to fast dance, to Coach Setter I leave a case of beer since he wasn't invited to the New Year's party, and to my little brother I leave my car so he will quit asking people where he can find one. I. Patricia Cavalcante. being of sound mind and nice body, leave the following: to Tricia Gundy my ability to only like one boy who likes me in return; to Mrs Steere my Portuguese Language in hopes that someday she will be able to speak it; and to everyone at Northern Heights peace so that we will always be friends. I. Bill Choate, being of sound mind and great body, leave to the following: to David Harred I leave my ability to flunk Mr. Powell's class; to Jim Brown my ability to having good taste in women; and to Doug Blankley nothing. I. John Cimino, being of genius mind and so. so. body, leave to the following: Matt Mercer my long distance running ability; Mr. Powell my bad aim so other sleeping students won’t get pelted with erasers; and Troy Eastman what little height I have. I. Bill Cone, being of enlightened mind and bucking body (I’m a bull rider you dirty-minded people), to Steve Coe I leave my ability to drink bush beer instead of using it as a deodorant. I. Richard Dueck. being of insane mind and strong body, leave my hatred of communism to add to Mr. Powell’s hatred of communism, to Mrs Anderson I leave my stern Clint Eastwood accent, and to Douglas Horton I leave my nickname The Terminator. I. Kay Harred. being crazy minded and innocent, healthy body, will to the following: to Dawn Plankinton my ability to make no-bake cookies without a recipe; to Kevin Stone my car wash so he can stop asking me when are you going to wash my car ; and to my brother. David. I leave him with my mom. I. Khris Henderson, being of fulfilled mind and unfulfilled body, bequeath to the following: to Mark Birchmeier I leave my ability to smoke standard sized cigarettes, and to Lisa Jones I will my corner on Sixth and Commercial. I. Carol Hensley, being of overworked mind and sound body, will the following: to Kim (skinny) Birchmeier I leave all the Roast Beef she can handle, and also I leave my ability to go out on Halloween and not get taken home by the cops; to Lori Schroeder my hatred for Clear Springs 190 so she can go to a party without getting sick; and to the rest of the girls at Northern Heights may they have good luck in finding someone as special to them as Mike Keighley is to me. I. Randy Hizar. keep everything. I. Douglas Len Horton, being of outstanding mind and spectacular body, bequeath to the following: to Marsha Williams I leave my ability to act like a slightly normal human being and my skill to play and sing an occassional right note; to Mark Robinson I will all my tools, strength, skill, and a lot of luck (he needs all he can get) to fix a pick-up door so no one will fall out; and to Ben Schubert and Tony Roberts I leave my superb driving ability to drive at night with my lights on so everyone won’t get scared to death. I. Tammy Just, being of brilliantly dependent mind and athletic, yet underdeveloped body, do hereby bequeath the following to these people to Shonna (S and M) Minor I leave the ability not to foul out of more than one-fourth of the basketball games; to Jenny (BBO) Kayser I leave my nose because, well, she knows why; and to Tina Newton I leave my pride and joy. the number 25. so that she may wear it as proudly as I have. I. Steve Kusmaul. being of highly intelligent mind and perfect body, leave to Lisa Jones my ability to keep my comments to myself, to Brad Massey I leave my ability to not cry after we lose a football game, and to Coach Setter I leave an invitation to my brother's next party. I. Lee Lowder. being of average mind and grease monkey body, will the following: to Bill Rice, a good friend. I will two dozen Ford hats since Fords are better than Chevys; to Dwayne Mosler I will my parents since I will no longer need them; and to Rae Lynn Crane I will myself even though she has me already. I. Lanny Massey, being of small mind and backboard breaking body will the following: to Alan Kaniper the ability to have someone else get him through school; to the freshmen girls I leave my ego since they talk about it enough; and to anyone who will wear it with pride. I leave my black and white 54 uniform. I. Dick Milner, being of sound mind and athletic body, leave the following: to Eric Wooderson my ability to play football without getting kicked out of a game, and a real hit so he can have one to brag about; and to Shannon Kimball a real chest so he can bench press. I. Brad Monroe, being of hard mind and deluxe body, leave to Mr. Massey two frozen burritos since he got so mad when we took them, to Tony Roberts I leave my basketball skills in case he goes on to play college basketball, and to Todd Pierce I leave all of my friends. I. Tony Moore, leave to Mr. Massey my beer belly and to Don Aye I leave my perverted mind. I. Dwayne Moseler. leave to Chuck Magathan my government grade, to Naomi Clock I leave my ability to have fun my last years at Northern Heights, and to Jennifer Haden I leave my ability to have patience to put up with Mr. Powell. I. Missi Olson, being of demented mind and undiscovered body, will to the following: to Michelle Wheat the ability to go parking without getting caught; to Michelle Wyda and Lisa Jones my excessive Kool-Aid drinking habit; and to Jennifer Atchison my ability to make myself known. I. Kevin Pudge Paige, being of hard mind and brutal body, leave to Jamie Hopper my beer belly so he will look like at least a grade schooler, to Mrs. Ray I leave a sock for her mouth so no one will ever hear her yell about being late to class again, and to the freshman and sophomore girls I leave my ability to mind my own business. I. Donna Rhodes, being of warped mind and cowgirl body, will the following: to Jim Brown my body; to Lisa Jones my great mind and ability to not call a cowboy a goat roper and still be around to tell about it; and to Maricia Biggs I leave my everlasting friendship ) I. Bill Rice, being of audible mind and unusual body, do hereby bequeath the following: to Lee Hyde Lowder I give the ability to read 10 Senior Wills directions and to know what they mean; to Rae Lynn Crane I give her the guts to wear mismatched clothes and not care; and to Marty Rice I give the ability to fix my own car. I. Anthony James Roberts, being of intelligent mind and masculine body, do hereby will the following: to my sister. Chris, the ability to stay out of other people's business; to Mr. Powell my bald head so he won't have to shave his again; and to Todd Pierce my one remaining brain cell so he can say he has a brain. I. Lori Schroeder. being of abused mind and body, will the following: to my lovely brother. Jeffrey, the nickname Chev knowing that he has always adored the word; to George “Spanky Oldham the ability to be a friend; and to John Cimino a notebook full of paper I. Benjamin Schubert, being of weak mind and deprived body, do hereby will the following: to Julie Sattler my ability to watch an entire movie without causing an earthquake; to Don Shope my ability to be a good manager; and to Erica Schubert my ability to get along with Mr. A. Elwin Powell. I. Kevin Stone, being of perverted mind, will to Robert Hutchcroft my ability to drive in a calm manner when drunk, to Jerry Boyce I leave my Torino so he'll have a decent car to drive, and the rest I’m taking with me because no one else deserves it. I. Darren Street, being of unreliable body and unstable mind, leave the following: to Khris Henderson the ability to get in someone else's car without having to drive it; to Melanie Biggs the ability to go to piano lessons with both shoes on; and to Missi Olson I leave a plane ticket to Ethiopia so she can visit relatives. I. Tia Tenlen. with full strength of body but not always mind, will to Michelle Potter my collection of dead flies from the floor of my room because those flies definitely need somebody and Michelle is good for that job. to Tiffany Eastman I will my cool mind and always working brain because that is something she really needs, and to Mr. Powell I leave my unbiased view of the world, even he is not perfect. I. Jarrod Voorhees. being of strange mind and messed-up body, leave to Jeff Emley my ability to be late to the bus. to Don Aye I leave my beer cans, and to Mark Moser I leave my ability to cheat in practice and not get caught. I. Denise Walker, keep everything. I. Tammy Lynn Webb, being of perverted mind and large proportioned body, do hereby relinguish the following, to Tammy Just and Tammy Hopper I leave part of parts of my body, that way they'll save money on Kleenexes: to the underclassmen and upcoming students I leave my ability to pick on Mr. Massey and get away with it; and I'm going to take the rest with me. ya never know when it might come in handy. I. Dale R. Weber, being of sexually perverted mind and perfect body, leave to Todd Pierce some recycled vegetation to fill his empty head, to Eric Parks I leave my ability to drink and not pass out in a field, and to Mrs. Ray I leave my height. Prophecy The year is 2006. and the NHHS class of 1986 is celebrating their 20th year since graduating from Heights. They decided to hold the gathering at Reading Lake for old times’ sake. No alcoholic beverages will be served because the state legislature decided to keep increasing the drinking age in Kansas one year at a time until it reached forty. But no one should miss the beer because Brad Monroe and Keven Paige, co-owners of a chain for fast food restaurants called Bueno Burrito. are catering the party. They are the first to arrive at the designated shelter house and they busily begin to set things up. A few moments later a Frito-Lays potato chip truck screeches to a stop and Missi Olson and Tamara Just hop out. They drive a delivery truck for the company and get all the chips they want FREE! Pulling up right behind them is an old school bus painted similarly to the Partridge Family's, exiting it are Tony Moore and Tony Boyce. They have formed their own rock-n-roll duo. The Tony Twins. They all watch and cheer as three little figures approach from down the road. It turns out to be Dwayne Moseler. John Cimino, and Jarrod Voorhees. They were competing in a cross continent marathon and got a little off course so they decided to drop in on the celebration. Douglas Horton and Richard Dueck are the next to arrive. Doug is famous for his best selling book Amazing Book of Mazes. Richard plans to become famous by writing a book of solutions to Doug's mazes. Everyone looks up as a huge helicopter descends upon the happy scene. As it lands, a dozen troops jump out and right in the middle is Tia Tenlen and Ben Schubert. They will be leaving for Russia right after the reunion. The plan is for Tia to get the Russian soldiers drunk while Ben steals valuable information for the U.S. Armed Forces. Within the next few minutes. Bill Rice and Khris Henderson arrive. They both went into show business. Bill is a stand-up comedian and has made appearances with Steve Martin, Richard Pryor, and Eddie Murphy. Khris now co-stars with Richard Simmons on his exercise show. She got the job by threatening to put him out of business with her own physical fitness show. Donna Rhodes and Lori Schroeder ride up on their horses and tie them to a sign. They are rangers of Reading Lake State Park. They kindly remind the class of '86 not to paint any art work on the shelter house. A limousine drives up and Tony Roberts and Marcia Biggs climb out. Tony is starring in the newest series of Tarzan movies as Tarzan and Marcia stars as Jane. Bill Choate and Lee Lowder drive up in identical four wheel drive pick-ups. They travel across the country doing dare-devil stunts in their trucks. They offer a sample of their routine and proceed to simultaneously jump Reading Lake. A USD 251 bus skids to a stop and who else but Mark Birchmeier gets off. He has been awarded bus driver of the year for the last 5 years He picked up a few other people on their way to the reunion including Dick Milner. Randy Hizar, Kay Harred. Denise Walker, and Mr Massey. Lanny that is. Lanny followed in his father’s footsteps and is now the distinguished principal of NHHS. Denise Walker is his personal secretary. Dick Milner developed a mysterious new special sauce and sold the recipe to McDonald's, who after great success, made him President of the McDonald’s chain. Kay Harred is a famous hair dresser designer. She makes the promise of a unique haircut every time because of her new technique of blindfolding herself and doing what feels natural. Randy Hizar. owner manager of the biggest chain of video rental stores in the U.S.. has his video camera on his shoulder ready to go. He plans to make a fortune renting out copies of the reunion of the NHHS class of '86. A Porsche drives up and Steve Kusmaul and Patricia Cavalcante hop out. Steve won $10.000.000 in a mail-in sweepstakes and lives in Beverly Hills where he has a Porsche for every day of the week. Patricia made a trip back from Brazil where she has written a novel about her bizarre experiences in the U.S. including many hair raising tales of Journalism class. A van speedily approaches and Darren Street and Carol Hensley join the crowd. They have started their own architectural firm. Darren designs the buildings and Carol does the interior decorating. They are in the process of designing a new White House for the President of the U.S. An ambulance pulls up and out hops Tammy Webb. She's pushing a wheel chair with a body resembling a mummy in it. It turns out to be Bill Cone, the world famous rodeo star. He has broken every bone in his body and has to wear a body cast for a few days. Tammy, his physical therapist, is nursing him back to health. They all drop their burritos as they notice flashing red lights coming down the road. They all wonder. What have we done this time? The patrol car drives right up to the cooler of Pepsi and Sheriff Dale Weber and Kevin Stone, his partner, get out to make sure no laws are being broken The whole class has made it. Everyone breathes a sigh of relief and they all continue with their big celebration. CONGRATULATIONS MARCIA! Words cannot express the happiness you have brought us by just being you. We treasure every moment we’ve had with you, and we wish you the very best in whatever you choose for the future. Love, Dad, Mom, Melanie Elaine . ’4 _ HAPPY GRADUATION, DOUG! Remember yesterday’s happy memories and look forward to tomorrow’s dreams. We’re so proud of you! Love, Mom, Dad, Jeff Bill, It’s been a real adventure watching you grow. Thank you for all the blessings and joy you have given us. Congratulations and Godspeed my son. Love always, Mom and Dad My Dear Carol, Years will come and years will go but I will only have one Jeannie Toes.” Congratulations. Love, Mom 13 1. Don't eat too fast John Cimino. 2. Taking it easy, Khris Henderson? 3. Surprise! Marcia Biggs. 4. Don’t work too hard fellas, Tony Rob- erts, Darren Street, Lanny Massey. 5. What a team, Bill Rice and Lee Lowder. 6. What's for lunch, Tammy Webb? 7. Flour fight! Tony Boyce and Dale We- ber. 14 JUNICES Don Aye Brian Bailey Mike Carlson Naomi Clock Steve Coe Rae Lynn Crane Mark DeWeese Tiffany Eastman Dan Eckelberry Tim Goodpasture Michelle Grimsley Kirk Hammond Tammy Hopper Lisa Jones Marcia Jones Shannon Kimball Peter Loucks Charles Magathan Clint Myers Steve Newton Christy O’Brien John Pearson Christy Reust Mark Robinson Jackie Shope Lori Snider Janice Stukey Steve Tucker Michelle Wheat Brian White Marsha Williams Eric Wooderson Michelle Wyda 16 1. N. Clock-A wild woman in her Home Ec. shirt 2. T. Eastman-A super cheerleader 17 3. M. Wyda-A bad day 4. B. Bailey-Winner of the name the torso contest and Rodney” 5. M. Williams-Cleaning up in the concession stand 6. M Wheat and C. O’Brien-True homemakers 7. R. Crane and J. Stukey-Tweedledee and Tweedledum Stewart Anderson Shawn Barger Kristi Bishop Doug Blankley Ron Brunkow Beau Bryant Jennifer Caldwell Eric Carlson Lori Jo Cathcart Shawn Clark Audrey Countryman Howard Crabtree Becky Crippen Todd Culver Laurie Davidson Diane Dension Kim Duncan Jeff Emley Ginger Gatewood John Gillespie Patricia Gundy Jennifer Haden David Harred Misty Heathman Staci Heathman Dustin Heiman Lori Hilton Jeff Houck Robert Hutchcroft Jacque Johnson Melissa Johnson Alan Kaniper Jenny Kayser Stephanie Lindsay LaDonna Magathan Brad Massey Matt Mercer John Milner Buster Minor Shonna Minor Jim Moore Mark Moser Kevin Oakley Eric Parks Marty Rice Chris Roberts Julie Sattler Jeff Schroeder Kevin Shearer Don Shope Shawn Swanson Michelle Sweet Frank Taber Mark Walford Kelli Weber April Welcome Shannon Williams John Wilmore Mike Zumbrum 2 1. K. Duncan-Goes Punk 2. M Johnson-Dresses up for spirit week Nerd Day 3. L. Cathcart, J. Sattler. T. Gundy-Sophomore Nerds 4. M. Mercer-Needs help in Accounting 5. M. Zumbrum-Slepping in Biology class Soph om ores Freshmen Paul Addleman Mike Ashcraft Jennifer Atchison Michell Benjamin Melanie Biggs Kim Birchmeier Jerry Boyce Jim Brown Annette Clark Leonard Crane Susan Crippen Shane Dawes Troy Eastman Joey Ellis Greg French Tonya George Nathan Grother Rick Hamlin Chris Hase Patrick Helton Sandra Hensley Holly Hizar James Hopper Allen Jackson Michael Jackson Jacinda Kahle Greg Karr Michelle Lang Penny Lauer Kevin Marsh Melissa Miller Gretchen Mounkes Tina Newton Julie O’Brien Shannon Oldham 20 Kim Olson Todd Pierce Dawn Plankinton Joseph Pond Michelle Potter Penny Pruitt Sandy Randall, Dwayne Reust Anna Roberts Erica Schubert Diane Soetebier Amy Stuckey Paul Sweet Kyndall Torrance Lora Tucker Stephanie Uhler Debbie Webb Scott White Tonja White Ted Willard Jenny Wyda Freshmen Funny Photos J. Stukey. M. Jones-Two of a kind? M. Mercer- HO! HO! HO! Spanish class and their Piflatas. N. Clock-She’s so sweet. L. Cathcart. M. Johnson- And they say they’re cheer- leaders. K. Marsh-What a beach bum! L. Maga- than- Roaming the halls again? S. White-He’s all smiles. K. Birchmeier- She’s so excited. The 501 Crew! Board Members: Standing - Darrell Johnson, Steve Cahoone, Ruth Price. Nancy Wells, James Fraley, Superintendent; Dick Liggett, Sitting - Mary Oliver, Board Clerk; Marshall Spade, President; Ken Kaniper, Vice President James Fraley, Superintendent Gary Massey, Principal Barbara Goff, Secretary Mary Oliver, Board Clerk Judy Mundy, District Trea- surer Doug Boline, Custodian, Assis- tant Boys Basketball Coach Charley Wyda, Custodian 24 A. Elwin Powell, Social Science Jan Jensen, Home Economics Vicky Steere, English I II Sally Anderson, English III IV Don Roberts, Music, Activities Di- Ned O’Mara, Counselor rector 25 Marilyn Thompson, Art Sue Winter, Science Bonnie Fehr and Betty Dunn, Cooks Bus Drivers: First Row: Mary Lou Jenkins, Debbie Moser, Mary E. Jenkins Betty Edmunds. Second Row: Betty Shope. (NOT PICTURED: Gladys Myers, Cliff Bausman, Kim Dhority). Gene Pruitt, Driver’s Ed., P.E., Head Football Coach Ralph Setter, P.E., Head Boys Bas- ketball Ass't Football Coach Richard Barnaby, Head Girls Bas- ketball Coach 26 Michael Kuhn, Industrial Arts Marilou Noller, Math Computers Virginia Ray, Business 27 1. J. Shope-love those shades 2. D Weber-gomg to the boys' room 3 P Helton-lookin good 4 K. Henderson a very hungry girl. 5. G. Karr-learning to break dance 6. H. Crabtree-the phantom student 7 M. Jones. M Biggs, and M Wyda-the three stooges 8. M. Grimsley-havmg troubles 9. T. Boyce-a role model 28 First Row-Shawn Swanson. Brad Massey. John Milner. Charles Magathan. Rick Hamlin. Mike Ashcraft. Ron Brunkow. Dustin Heiman. Greg Karr. Troy Eastman. Alan Jackson. Second Row-Jim Brown. Mark Walford. Chris Hase, Tom Crumrine. Clint Myers. Greg French. Matt Mercer. Jim Moore. Nathan Grother. John Wilmore. Jim Hall. Tom Paul Addleman, Third Row-Mike Zumbrum. Paul Sweet. Alan Kaniper. Eric Wooderson. Steve Tucker. Shannon Kimball. Brian White. Dan Eckelberry. Kevin Shearer. Scott White. Shawn Barger. Jeff Emley. Fourth Row- Steve Kusmaul. Lanny Massey. Brad Monroe. Kevin Paige, Dick Milner. Tony Roberts. Tony Boyce. Kirk Hammond. Beau Bryant. Shaun Clark. Todd Culver. Fifth Row-Manager Ben Schubert. Coach Gene Pruitt. Asst. Coach Ralph Setter. Asst. Coach Don Roberts. We started out the season with our first loss to Marais Des Cygnes Valley. Fol- lowed by: Herington. Waverly, Madison, Hartford, Mission Valley, Wabaunsee, and St. Marys. The only game that we won was against Lebo that ended in a thriller. We had a lot to be thankful for; there were no serious injuries and we have next year to look forward to. We hope that next year will be a whole lot better. 30 Varsity Front row-Tiffany Eastman, Missi Olson, Jackie Shope, Marcia Jones, Michelle Wyda, Tammy Hopper. Second row-Michelle Wheat, Carol Hensley, Tammy Just, Kay Harred, Marcia Biggs. Third row-Coach Te- resa Myers, (not pictured Assistant Coach Gene Brooks) Junior Varsity Front row-Marsha Williams, Diane Denison, Shonna Minor, Jenny Kayser, Laurie Davidson. Second row-Michelle Sweet, Stephanie Lindsay, Julie Sattler, Melissa John- son, Tricia Gundy, Lori Hilton, Jac- que Johnson, Coach Teresa Myers. (Not pictured Tia Tenlen and Assis- tant Coach Gene Brooks) m 1 t_UJL_L__.1_ n n o n HI o VW V. Freshmen Front row-Jacinda Kahle, Michelle Lang, Penny Pruitt, Diane Soete- bier, Melanie Biggs, Sandy Hensley, Dawn Plankinton, Melissa Miller. Second row-Tonja White, Sandy Randall, Jenny Wyda, Michelle Pot- ter, Holly Hizar, Kim Olson, Kim Birchmeier, Stephanie Uhler, Coach Teresa Myers, (not pictured Assis- tant Coach Gene Brooks) Volleyball 1985 turned out to be a winning season for the Wildcate volleyball team. The Ladycats went to the Lyon County League Tournament with nine wins and six losses, and once again came out with third place. They wrapped up the season with eleven wins and eight losses. There were many good teams and a lot of competition in the area this year. This was illustrated by Northern Heights both winning a match and losing a match to five of the teams they played twice. 1986 promises to be a good year with many experienced players returning. ‘‘Thanks” to head coach Teresa Myers and assistant coach Gene Brooks for their time and patience. Togeth- er, they made it a very exciting and enjoyable season. Marcia Biggs 1. M. Olson spikes the ball after M. Biggs sets it. 2. T. Just blocks and M. Jones cov- ers. 3. M. Wyda sets the ball for T. East- man. 4. J. Shope serving the ball. 5. M. Sweet, T. Gundy, M. John- son, S. Minor-Who's got it? 6. T. Just, M. Jones, K. Harred, M. Biggs, T. Hopper relaxing before game. ps f f if if First row: Don Aye, Dwayne Reust, Eric Parks, Coach Louis French. Second row: Patrick Helton, Kay Harred, Jarrod Voorhees, John Cimino, Mark Moser, (not pictured: Naomi Clock). 2. Our spectators at Marion 3. D. Moseler races for the finish line. 4. J. Voorhees hard at work. 5. Dwayne and Mark talk about the race. 6. J. Cimino races to victory. This year our gross country team en- joyed their only team win in a meet at Rossville. We placed third out of 20 schools. Although this was the only tro- phy we brought home, many individual medals were won. We had only two girls run for us this season, Naomi Clock and Kay Harred. After our strong team placing at Rossville, several of our team members caught the flu and were plagued with in- juries, and we were never able to put forth a strong and aggressive team effort the rest of the season. The members of our boys team: John Cimino, Jarrod Voor- hees, Mark Moser, Dwayne Moseler,Eric Parks, Dwayne Reust and Patrick Helton. It has been a pleasure working with these young athletes this season. We also wish our senior members the best of luck in the future. We will miss you John Cimino, Jar- rod Voorhees and Dwayne Moseler. Coach French i !� £� D. Mosler hard at work. The team stretching before the race. M. Moser at his best. J. Cimino on the homestretch. D. Aye running his hardest. Run, N. Clock, run. Look out, E. Parks. 'SO Boys Basketball 36 Varsity First row: Brian White, John Milner, Eric Wooderson, Mark Walford, Alan Kaniper. Second row: Matt Mercer, Manager: Doug Boline, Assistant Coach: Tony Roberts, Brad Massey, Shawn Swanson, Tony Boyce, Lanny Massey, Dick Milner, Ralph Setter, Coach. Junior Varsity First row: Jerry Boyce, Rick Hamlin, Joe Pond, Michael Jackson, Kevin Marsh, Troy Eastman. Second row: Matt Mercer, Manager; Alan Jackson, Greg French, Kirk Hammond, Jim Brown, Kevin Shearer, Paul Sweet, Greg Karr, Doug Boline, Coach. L. Massey A. Kaniper Greetings from 0. Milner Superman ? On our team ?!? T. Boyce and B. Massey A. Kaniper blocking Warming Up! Defense! Girls Basketball Excitement on the bench First row: M. Jones, M. Wheat, T. Webb, J. Shope, J. Kayser, M. Olson, T. Hopper. Second row: Coach Bar- naby, Manager J. Caldwell, M. Wil- liams, T. Just, K. Harred, S. Minor, M. Biggs, Assistant Coach T. Myers, Man- ager D. Denison. (Not pictured man- ager M. Wyda) M. Jones shoots the ball. Go, Missi O., Go! 38 First row: T. Hopper, L. Davidson, M. Johnson, Coach Teresa Myers. Second row: D. Soetebier, M. Potter, J. Wyda, P. Pruitt, K. Torence, Manager D. Denison. Third row: M. Williams, T. Newton, T. Gundy, J. Sattler, H. Hizar, K. Birchmeier, and K. Olson. T. Just goes up for a shot! M. Biggs says Hey, what it is!” 39 First Row: Coach Wayne Stewart, Ben Schubert, Scott White, Dustin Heiman, Mark Walford, Ron Brunkow, Greg Karr, John Milner, Dwayne Moseler, Tom Crumrine. Second Row: Alan Kaniper, Lanny Massey, Steve Tucker, Eric Wooderson, Dick Milner, Shawn Swanson, Jarrod Voorhees, Tony Roberts, Brad Massey, John Cimino. Third Row: Michelle Wyda, Michelle Wheat, Managers. Mark Walford Dwayne Moseler Boys? Track 1. Steve Tucker jumps hard at ESU Track Meet. 2. Dick Milner looking casual. 3. Tony Roberts throws shotput. 4. John Cimino running hard? 5. Jump, Ron Brunkow, jump! 41 Lady cats Track First row: Diane Denison, Ginger Gatewood, Tammy Just, Mar- cia Jones, Michelle Grimsley, Tammy Hopper, Laurie Davidson, Erica Schubert. Second row: Michelle Wheat and Michelle Wyda; managers, Teresa Myers; Coach, (not pictured Tiffany Eastman). State Track Meet Congra tula tions Laurie Davidson 4th 1600 m. 6th 3200 m. 1. Yeah, we're bad!-Tammy Hopper, Tiffany Eastman, Diane Denison. 2. Tiffany Eastman-Giving it her all. 3. Tammy Just-Throwing the shot put. 4. Diane Denison-Running the relay. 5. Working hard?-Marcia Jones. 43 1985 Football Scores MdCV 24 N.H.H.S. 22 Lebo 0 N.H.H.S. 7 Herington 27 N.H.H.S. 13 Waverly 13 N.H.H.S. 6 Madison 14 N.H.H.S. 7 Hartford 13 N.H.H.S. 12 Mission Valley 24 N.H.H.S. 6 Alma-Wabaunsee 34 N.H.H.S. 0 St. Marys 20 N.H.H.S. 6 Volleyball Scores N.H.H.S. vs. OPP. 15-12-15 Burlingame 4-15-2 8-15-2 Pomona 15-12-15 15-9-12 Holton 12-15-15 5-15-16 Olpe 15-11-14 15-15 Hartford 10-12 15-15 Mission V. 11-12 15-15 Herington 7-8 12-15-13 Hartford 15-12-15 15-15 Madison 11-4 8-11 Waverly 15-15 15-14-15 Flinthills 8-16-8 9-15-15 MdCV 15-8-9 1-15-3 Lebo 15-6-15 15-15 Hamilton 13-8 16-12-8 Olpe 14-15-15 15-15 Lebo 10-13 8-9 MdCV 15-15 15-15 Madison 7-12 12-5 Mission V. 15-15 Cross Country Results Rossville 3rd Burlingame 3rd Alma-Wabaunsee 4th Council Grove 4th Osage City 5th Silver Lake 6th Marion 5th Regional 7th Varsity Boys 1986 Basketball Scores Varsity Girls Varsity Boys N.H.H.S vs. OPP 60 Hillsboro 71 37 Council Grove 52 71 Herington 42 49 Waverly 57 57 Olpe 41 91 Hamilton 44 59 MdCV 62 76 Hartford 64 56 Flint Hills 76 52 Olpe 58 69 Lebo 54 52 Madison 47 47 Waverly 59 62 Mission Valley 76 73 Hartford 55 49 Council Grove 53 49 Chase County 38 Lyon County League Tournament N.H.H.S. vs. OPP 63 Flint Hills 67 51 Olpe 50 50 Hartford 49 Sub State Tournament N.H.H.S. vs. OPP. 61 Rossville 73 Junior Varsity N.H.H.S. vs. OPP. 28 Hillsboro 52 36 Council Grove 35 I 38 Herington 27 1 39 Flint Hills 40 64 Olpe 56 45 Lebo 52 33 Madison 42 45 Chase County 59 32 Waverly 53 28 Mission Valley 45 57 Hartford 65 47 Council Grove 60 30 Waverly 45 49 Hamilton 35 35 MdCV 29 33 Pomona 17 26 Hartford 48 40 Lyndon 63 N H H S. vs. OPP. 18 Wamego 47 59 Eudora 62 36 Royal Valley 41 29 Waverly 44 34 Olpe 32 50 Hamilton 29 53 MdCV 45 65 Hartford 35 53 Flinthills 51 49 Olpe 50 42 Madison 35 56 Lebo 54 37 Waverly 35 29 Mission Valley 60 60 Hartford 38 28 Council Grove 33 47 Mission Valley 58 38 Chase County 61 Lyon County League Tournament N H H S. OPP 56 MdCV 70 42 Hartford 16 49 Lebo 46 J.V. N H H.S OPP. 26 Waverly 23 29 Madison 12 35 Lebo 15 37 Emporia 40 41 Pomona 39 41 Hartford 24 18 Mission Valley 28 41 Hartford 37 21 Council Grove 37 33 Chase County 47 Emporia Tournament N.H.H.S. OPP 24 Emporia 8 28 Emporia 38 Osage Tournament N.H.H.S. OPP 30 Central Heights 39 22 Osage City 16 45 Mica Thompson Tiffany Eastman Lori Cathcart Christy O'Brien Head Cheerleader 1. Best friends, Kim Birchmeier Holly Hizar. 2. What a team, Tia Tenlen, Carol Hensley, Missi Olson Lori Schroeder. 3. Don’t miss, Melanie Biggs. 4. Air space, Dwayne Moseler Tonya White. 5. Take it all off Marcia Jones. 6. No cheating, Holly Hizar Mi- chelle Lang. 7. Get back to work Michelle Pot- ter! 48 Journalism First Row: M. Biggs. L. Jones, M. Olson. J. Shope, P. Cavalcante Second Row: C. Hensley. Mrs. Anderson-Advisor. K. Henderson. B. Schubert. K. Stone. T. Just. R. Crane. D. Street. J. Stukey Pep Club Cheerleaders: M. Johnson. L. Cathcart. C. O'Brien. T. Eastman. J. Johnson First Row: J. Kahle. S. Uhler. K. Harred. M. Lang. D. Soetebier. K. Torrance. M. Olson. T. Gundy. T. Just. M. Jones. T. Hopper. J. Shope, L. Davidson. M. Sweet Second Row: Mrs. Jensen-Sponsor. J. Wyda. S. Hensley. M. Miller. D. Denison. S. Minor. C. Roberts. T. Webb. M. Biggs. S. Randall. J. Kayser. S. Lindsey. S. Williams. G. Mounkes. Mrs. Thompson-Sponsor Third Row: A. Roberts. P. Pruitt. K. Birchmeir. H. Hizar. M. Potter. K. Olson. L. Jones. T. White. C. Hensley. L. Hilton. J. Sattler. A. Stucky. A. Welcome. S. Heathman. J. Caldwell. Fourth Row: B. Choate. D. Rhodes. E. Schubert. X 50 Annual Staff Donna Rhodes Jackie Shope Janice Stukey Doug Horton Kirk Hammond Mark Robinson Lori Schroeder Rae Lynn Crane Michelle Wyda First row: M. Wheat. T. Hopper. M. Biggs. Mr. Powell. T. Just. T. Eastman. Second row: M. Williams, D. Aye, B. White. D. Milner. L. Massey, T. Roberts. D. Horton. Stuco- L. Massey. Secretary- T. Roberts. President- M Biggs. Advisor- Mr. Powell. Vice President- T. Just, Treasurer- D. Milner. The Wildcat Honor Society Chapter of the National Honor Society sold community activities calendars and operated the concessions stand at home athletic events to raise money to support its various projects. Among other things, it again offered three various projects. Among other things, it again offered three scholarships to graduating seniors at Northern Heights and purchased additional books for the Northern Heights library. Honor Society also held a spring reception for the faculty and staff of Northern Heights High School and the parents of the new chapter members. 52 Firs! Row: R. Dueck. M. Robinson. M. Birchmeier. T. Moore. J. Pearson. (Not Pictured: L. Lowder. B. Rice) Vo-Tech FBLA First Row: D. Horton. G. Mounkes. L. Magathan. J. Kayser. T. Newton. K. Duncan. A. Clark. M. Heathman. M. Mercer, Second Row: A. Stuckey. P. Helton. T. Webb-Historian. S. Heathman. L. Schroeder. D. Soetebier, H. Hizar. K. Birchmeier. L. Jones. C. Hensley-Treasurer, K. Olson. M. Potter. J. Syda. S. Hensley. Third Row: M. DeWeese. S. Newton. D. Harred. B. Choate. K. Harred. J. Cimino. M. Olson. M. Wyda. J. Shope. J. Stukey-President; R. Crane. Not Pictured: S. Anderson. P. Lauer. B. Wampler-Secretary. Band First Row: Kim Duncan. Jacque Johnson. Naomi Clock. Shannon Williams. Staci Heathman. Tiffany Eastman. Second Row: Tina Newton. Holly Hizar. Joey Ellis. Tonya White. Michelle Potter. Jeff Schroeder. Erica Schubert. Melanie Biggs. Melissa Johnson. Dawn Plankinton. Third Row: Christy Reust. Marty Rice. Greg Karr. Joe Pond. Rick Hamlin. Troy Eastman. Chris Hase. Tricia Gundy. Shannon Kimball. Gretchen Mounkes. Sandy Randall. Jenny Kayser. Alan Kaniper. Marsha Williams. Douglas Horton. SENIOR Douglas Horton The Northern Heights band, under the direction of Don Rob- erts, traveled to Manhattan on September 28, to participate in the 1985 K-State Band Day. The pep band was invited to Emporia on January 13, 1986 to play for a ESU basketball game. The Band received a II rating at state music contest at April 15, 1986. The band also went to Madison and Olpe High Schools on tour on May 13, 1986. A special thanks to Mark Robinson for participat- ing and helping out the pep band on several occassions. These three people were the recipients of the following awards: Ben Schubert. Na- tional School Choral Award; Marsha Wil- liams. Arion Award; and Douglas Horton. John Phillip Sousa Band Award. 54 Choir First Row: Tricia Gundy. Christy Reust. Penny Pruitt. Julie Sattler. Douglas Horton, Dale Weber, Shannon Williams, Gretchen Mounkes. Second Row: Jennifer Caldwell. Erica Schubert. Lori Hilton, Chris Roberts. Ben Schubert. Matt Mercer. Tia Tenlin. Michelle Sweet. April Welcome. Third Row: Kelli Weber. Christy O’Brien. Stephanie Lindsay. Marsha Williams. Anna Roberts. Denise Walker. Jenny Kayser. Becky Crippen, Don Roberts. (Not pictured: Sue Ward and Ginger Gatewood.) VIP Don Roberts. Music Director First Row Mat Mercer - Tenor Ben Schubert - Tenor Tricia Gundy - Accompanist Tony Roberts - Base Alan Kaniper - Base Second Row Jenny Kayser - Soprano Tamara Just - Alto Marhsa Williams - Soprano Third Row Marcia Jones - Alto Sthanie Lindsay - Soprano Top Penny Pruitt - Soprano Art North Lyon County League Art Awards Best Of The Drawings-Michelle Wheat Best Of The Sculptures-Becky Crippen Best Of The Paintings-Brad Massey Home Economics Home Economics had a successful year this year. The league scholarship contest produced two winners, Kim Duncan placed 2nd in Home Ec II and received honorable mention. Kim Birchmeier received a 4th in Home Ec I. The League Home Ec show resulted in a Gold Medal for Tina Newton in other project division. We received 12 blue ribbons, 11 red ribbons, and 1 white ribbon. Office Aides M. Biggs, J. Kayser, K. Henderson, D. Rhodes, C. Hensley, J. Haden, T. Tenlen and Mrs Goff- secretary Student Council First Row: J. Houck, M. Olson, M. Biggs. M. Jones, G. Karr, B. White. Second Row: T. Boyce T Eastman, L. Massey, M. Zumbrum. (Not Pictured: B. Choate) Class Officers Seniors: Marcia Biggs-Secretary, Missi 01- son-STUCO, Tammy Just-Treasurer, Tony Boyce-President, (not pictured Brad Mon- roe-Vice-President). Sophomores: Laurie Davidson-Treasurer, Jacque Johnson-Secretary, Jeff Houck- STUCO, Mike Zumbrum-President, Mark Walford-Vice-President. Juniors: Shannon Kimball-Vice-President, Michelle Wheat-Secretary, Marcia Jones- STUCO, Tiffany Eastman-Treasurer, Brian White-President. Freshmen: Tonja White-Secretary, Jenny Wyda-Treasurer, Chris Hase-Vice-President, Greg Karr-President, Troy Eastman-STUCO. 58 Tony Marcia Marcia Biggs And Tony Boyce Carol Hensley And Dick Milner Tammy Just And Lanny Massey 60 The 1985 crowning for Homecom- ing King and Queen was held on a cool, starry night on October 25 be- fore the football game. It was a very exciting evening as Queen Marcia Biggs and King Tony Boyce were crowned by last year’s Queen and King Elaine Biggs and Brad Karr. The band played as the candidates were escorted onto the field. The candi- dates were Tony Boyce and Marcia Biggs. Carol Hensley and Dick Milner. Tamara Just and Lanny Massey, and Melissa Olson and Brad Monroe. The wildcats played a tough game, but un- fortunately lost 22-14 to Mission Val- ley. The theme for the dance was •‘Glory Days”. The gym was decorat- ed by the pep club. Music was pro- vided by Super Muzik DJ Entertain- ment from Topeka. It was definitely a special night that we will treasure in our hearts. Homecoming 1985 King Candidates for Homecoming 1985 Eric Parks' fancy footwork Aren't they cute? 1985 Eric Wooderson his date Everybody Dance Queen Candidates for Homecoming Let’s go Hawaiian Marcia Biggs Boys will be boys 61 Queen Of Courts Spirit Week And Dance c. Hensley and M. Keighley dancing up a storm. B. Choate and K. Harred. What a perfect couple. L. Massey, T. Just, and T. Roberts in spirit week of “86 ” D. Rhodes and J. Wilmore. Smile you're on Candid Camera! D. Rhodes and T. Boyce. Mr and Mrs. Goatroper of the year. Dedicated to Lisa Jones. On lookers at the dance. 62 Queen Of Courts 1986 Power Of Love Candidale Missi Olson, Queen Tammy Just, Candidate Donna Rhodes. Donna Rhodes escorted by Dick Milner. 1986 Queen and King of Courts, Tammy Just and Dick Milner. Missi Olson escorted by Tony Roberts. 1985 Queen and King of Courts, Teresa Phillips and Craig Kimball. Tammy Just escorted by Lanny Massey. 1986 Queen of Courts ceremonies were held during halftime of the Northern Heights-Mission Valley game, February 11, 1986. The dance was held on Friday the 14th, since the game was on a Tuesday and we had school the following day. Both teams lost to Mission Valley. The Lady's score was 29-60: the men’s score was 76-62. 63 Lisa Jones. 6 6 6 Spring Fe'jor? S. Barger T. What are you doing. T. Eastman? Tough Girls Airspace!!! T. Hopper J. Stukey What a cutie! M. Olson R. Crane having fun at school???? M 1. T. Bartok dressed for the town. 2. Tourists making their rounds. 3. G. McGregor. E. Kent. W. Lung wondering what to do about the film. 4 G. McGregor and J.D. Junior see- ing if A. Abalone is dead. 5. E. Kent and J.D. Junior trying to stand up A. Abalone. 6 B. Everlove and G.G. Fontaine waiting ever so patiently. 7. S. Metroland telling about Holly- wood. 8. One of the tourists taking a drink of ‘■whatever.' 9. P. Voltaire telling E. Kent and J.D. Junior what he thinks about the film. 65 The Great All-American Disaster Musical “The Great All-American Disaster Musical is about the efforts of Junior Dover Junior to produce an all-time money making film. He is aided and abetted by Ethel Kent and Ginger McGregor who scheme to trick big name stars and the undistinguished daughter of a financial backer into participating in the movie. The plot is complicated by a failed director and “enlivened by a group of wayward tourists. CAST Junior Dover Junior . Ben Schubert TOURISTS A Hollywood film producer Ethel Kent ... Tammy Just Melanie Biggs His secretary and general factotum Ginger McGregor .. Jenny Kayser Diane Denison Tiffany Eastman His rather-literary receptionist Sylvia Metroland ... Julie Sattler Michelle Grimsley Jennifer Haden a Tinseltown gossip columnist Apassionata Abalone . . Marcia Biggs Staci Heathman Lori Hilton the Queen of the silent movies Baby Bernice Bumble .. Tricia Gundy Jacque Johnson Stephanie Lindsay a talentless “child star Plato Voltaire Don Aye Brad Massey Melissa Miller yet another one-man love affair Gee-Gee Fontaine . Sandy Randall Gretchen Mounkes Steve Newton body by Venus, voice by chipmunk Bob Everlove Mark Robinson Tina Newton Christy Reust yet another one-man love affair Theo Bartok .... Bill Choate Erica Schubert Steve Tucker longtime horror-flick menace Flint Wormwood a super macho movie star Winifred Lung Tour Guide Announcer Cameraman . Tony Roberts Marsha Williams . Anna Roberts . Steve Newton ... Dale Weber Tammy Webb 1 The Groat AIL-American The Groat MI- Disaster Musical ! American Disaster , at Mutica! • Northern Heights High School i Friday and Saturday Admission April 18 and 19, 1906, at 7:30 p.� Adult $1.50 , One Admission ! Child or Student 51.00 ' Adult $1.50 1 Child or Student $1.00 66 1. Partial cast made up and ready to go on. 2. B. Bumble’s fantastic finish. 3. G. McGregor and Camaraman discuss- ing the film. 4. F. Wormwood and A. Abalone lasting embrace. 5. E. Kent. J.D. Junior. G. McGregor. S. Metroland wondering what to do. 6. The entire cast for curtain call. 7. E. Kent J.D. Junior A. Abalone discuss- ing her role in the film. 8. Partial cast watches P. Voltare doing his terrific dance. Tonight I Celebrate Love For You 1. Wanita Werner-guest speaker. 2. T. Roberts Mrs. Anderson boogy the night away, as well as Mr. and Mrs. Roberts. 3. L. Snider M. DeWeese get down! 4. What a bevy of beauties-L. Schroeder, C. Hensley, D. Rhodes, J. Shope, M. Wyda, J. Stukey, R. Crane. 5. Those crazy Senior girls. 6. T. Boyce S. Randall sharing the night together. 7. Our wild crazy DJ’s-Super Muzik. 8. A. Parks R. Hizar dancin away. 9. What a cute couple- R. Crane L. Lowder. 10. T. Just speaks at the head table. 11. The Senior guys kick their heels up. The 1986 Junior-Senior Ban- quet Prom was held on April 26th, beginning at 6:30 p.m. Ju- nior class president Brian White gave a warm welcome. The Rev- erend Verl Strong gave the bene- dication. The guest speaker Mrs. Wanita Werner challenged the Seniors to make a success out of any field they chose in life. Senior class secretary, Marcia Biggs, read the class prophecy and trea- surer, Tammy Just, read the class wills. A buffet-style dinner was prepared by the Junior Class mothers and the sophomore girls served. Following the dinner a dance was held. The music was provided by DJ Muzik. The gym was decorated by the Junior class. The decorations were in a Paris-like setting and the theme was Tonight I Celebrate My Love for You. 69 56 On May 1st, 1986, the Senior Class boarded their chartered bus and got ready to leave for Texas. The bus left at 7:30 p.m. and we were on our way. Even though the bus ride was long and tiring some of us managed to stay awake and keep the others entertained. We arrived in Galveston about 11:30 a.m. Friday morning. We stopped to eat at the Kettle Restaurant because we sure were hungry. The man who owned the restaurant was really nice and gave us our meals y2 price and 2nd’s on the house. After eating breakfast, we were ready to hit the showers. We got to our Ramada Inn, took showers and rested a little. Even though the day was overcast we still went swimming. We then got ready to go to Senior Night at Astro World in Houston. It was a lot of fun. We went to a Cheap Trick Concert, rode all the rides, played all the games, but when it came time to go we were ready. Saturday we got to spend all day at the beach and shopping. We were allowed to go and do mostly whatever we wanted. If you have never seen the ocean I suggest you go. It’s Great!! Sunday we got up and left at 9:00 for NASA in Houston. We arrived there about 11:00 and started touring. NASA was really interesting if you like space. We finished the tour at 1:00 and we were on our way to San Antonio. We arrived there about 3:30 p.m. We got checked in and we went swimming. We swam until we were ready to leave at 6:00 p.m. for the River Walk. The middle of San Antonio has nothing but shops and Restaurants up and down it. It has a sidewalk on both sides so you could get around. We were left to run wild for a while down there and find our way back to the motel. Monday we got up and began our guided tour of San Antonio. We took a trolley car down to the Needle Point Building where you can view all of San Antonio. After leaving there we were able to shop. We were supposed to meet and take the same bus back but that didn’t work out because some people were missing, so the rest of us returned and started packing. After everyone was found and had returned we left to go River Tubing in New Braunfels. It seemed like it took forever to get there, but we finally made it. We all ran off the bus, changed, grabbed our tubes and headed for the river. This was really fun. You jump in the river with your tube and float down a canal and then hit rapids. We did this for a while and then we decided to go all the way down the river. This took about an hour. Then we had to walk back. When we got back some of the guys decided to go down the canal on their feet. This was fun but unfortunately two people got hurt. One person almost drowned and another cut a gash in his leg. Time drew nearer to leave and we summed up the trip. We loaded the bus again and headed for home. The last stop we made was at Dallas to pick up another bus driver. We rested at the bus stop there. We slept until we got to Wichita, ate breakfast and left again for home. We were all glad to be home, but we all enjoyed Texas so much some are planning to go again. Mr. Marshall Spade, Mr. Kenneth Kaniper, Mrs. Nancy Wells, Mr. Richard Liggett, Mr. Steve Cahoone, Mrs. Ruth Price, Mr. Darrell Johnson. Mr. James W. Fraley, and Mr. Gary Massey. Still practicing. Mr. Gary Massey Seniors practicing. Yet more practice! Dale Weber and Father Dwayne Moseler Mark Birchmeier and Khris Henderson VaW bbnanr MarciaBi s 6dlurtatofisn. Tamarajust Graduation Colors: Maroon Silver m o Ffouicr; Red Rose H Carol Bracken Apps Marcia Joy Biggs Mark Allen Birchmeier Anthony Scott Boyce Patricia Silva Cavalcante William David Choate John Anthony Cimino William Rodney Cone Richard Allen Dueck Loretta Kay Harred Khristine Lynn Henderson Carol Jean Hensley Randy Lee Hizar Douglas Len Horton Tamara Leigh Just Stephen Jay Kusmaul Lee H. Lowder Lanny Lynn Massey Richard Eugene Milner Bradley Wayne Monroe Tony Lee Moore Dwayne M. Moseler Melissa Marie Olson Kevin Todd Paige Donna Jolinn Rhodes William Rice Anthony James Roberts Lori Dawn Schroeder Benjamin William Schubert Kim A. Smith Kevin Douglas Stone Darren James Street Tia Tenlen Raymond Jarrod Voorhees Denise Kay Walker Tammy Lynn Webb Dale Robert Weber 74 Senior Class Tammy Webb Tia Tenlen Denise Walker Lee Lowder and Rae Lynn Crane 1186 John Cimno and Kevin Stone Results Of League Scholarship Tests Class 3A And State State Class 3A League Name Subject Place Place Place Aye, Don Algegra II H H 1st Ameican History 1st (tie) 1st 1st (tie) Current Affairs 1st 1st 1st Biggs, Marcia English XII H H 2nd Spelling XII H H 5th Birchmeier, Kim General Math 4th (tie) Home Economics 1 4th Carlson, Mike Typing II 4th Cimino, John Current Affairs H H 2nd Crane, Rae Lynn Typing II 6th Davidson, Laurie English X H H 2nd Algebra II Biology H H H H 2nd 2nd (tie) Computer Literacy H H 2nd Denison, Diane General Business H Duncan, Kim Home Economics II H 2nd (tie) Eckelberry, Dan English XI 6th Ellis, Joey Spelling IX H 3rd Hase, Chris High School Health 4th Heiman, Dustin Computer Literacy 6th Henderson, Khris Typing II 5th Johnson, Jacque Typing 1 5th Just, Tammy English XII H H 1st Literature XII 6th Kahle, Jacinda General Business 3rd (tie) Kayser, Jenny English X 6th Biology 5th (tie) Mounkes, Gretchen English IX 5th O’Brien, Julie English IX H H 1st (tie) Algebra 1 H H 5th Home Economics 1 4th (tie) Rice, Marty Plane Geometry H H 2nd (tie) Computer Literacy 3rd Roberts, Tony Physics 4th (tie) Schroeder, Lori Typing II 2nd (tie) Stuckey, Amy Spelling IX 5th (tie) Swanson, Shawn General Math H H 1st (tie) Walker, Denise Literature XII 4th White, Brian American History H H White, Scott General Science Citizenship IX H H 6th Williams, Marsha Literature XI 2nd Chemistry 1st Northern Heights High School placed 2nd in the North Lyon County League Scholar- ship Tests. We also placed 15th out of 46 class 3A schools from Kansas. 76 Quiz Bowl Marcia Biggs, T. Just, Melanie Biggs, J. Ellis, S. White, S. Randall, J. Kayser, B. White, B. Massey, D. Aye, Miss Sie- grist-sponsor, Mrs. Ingalls-sponsor. (Not Pictured: T. Newton and E. Carlson) The Northern Heights High School Quiz Bowl Team had a very successful season. Tammy Just, Marcia Biggs, Brian White, Jenny Kayser, and Don Aye-captain, won first place in the Lyon County League Quiz Bowl at Madison on April 3, 1986. This is the second victory in a row. On April 5th, 1986, Don Aye-captain, Brian White, Scott White, and Sandy Randall went to Wichita South High School to compete in the State Quiz Bowl. Other students who participated were Lanny Massey, Laurie Davidson, Brad Massey, Eric Carlson, Melanie Biggs, Tina Newton, and Joey Ellis. 77 Students1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Top Ten - r—u- K-J ■•Jtf Autos 1. Corvette 2. Camaro 3. Porsche 4. Ferrari 5. Lamborghini 6. Mustang 7. Monte Carlo 8. Trans Am 9. Z-28 10. RX-7 Movie Madness 1. Rambo 2. Revenge of the Nerds 3. Bachelor Party 4. Strange Brew 5. Breakfast Club 6. Pee Wee Herman 7. Beverly Hills Cop 8. Risky Business 9. St. Elmo’s Fire 10. Red Dawn 78 For 1985-1986 Favorite Televisioin Shows 1. Cosby Show 2. Dallas 3. Knots Landing 4. Simon Simon 5. Magnum PI 6. Saturday Night Live 7. Three’s Company 8. TV’s Practical Jokes 9. Miami Vice 10. Cagney Lacy Restaurants 1. Pizza Hut 2. Hardee’s 3. McDonald’s 4. Red Lobster 5. Gringos 6. Sonic 7. House of Ma 8. Taco Tico 9. Vista 10. Wendy’s Leisure Time 1. PARTYING!!! 2. Listening to music 3. Reading 4. Watching TV 5. Sleeping 6. Being with friends 7. Eating 8. Girlfriend Boyfriend 9. Riding horses 10. Hunting and fishing Superior Songs 1. Lovin’ Every Minute of It” 2. “We Built This City 3. Smokin’ in the Boys' Room’ 4. “Cherish” 5. Summer of '69 6. “Tokyo Road 7. Naughty Naughty 8. Caught Up in You 9. “Sentimental Street” 10. “7 Wishes” is : V 79 u ve ?tthe miesi fate' 80 I. Diane Denison 2. Kelli Weber 3. Stacie Heathman 4. Julie O'Brien 5. Kyndall Torrance 6. Lori Hilton 7. Jennifer Wyda 8. Melanie Biggs 9. Patricia Gundy 10. LaDonna Magathan II. Julie Sattler 12. Penny Pruitt 13. Anna Rogerts 14. Leonard Crane 15. Melissa Miller 16. Christy O'Brien 17. Jeff Schroeder and Jim Moore 18. Tammy Webb 19. Don Aye 20. Michelle Grimsley 21. Bill Rice Tony Boyce, Dale Weber, Naomi Clock, Ben Schubert, Carol Hensley, Khris Henderson, Steve Kusmual, Kay Harred, Rae Lynn Crane, Lee Lowder, Lori Schroeder, Doug Horton, Janice Stukey, Kirk Hammond, Missi Olson, Michelle Wyda, Donna Rhodes, Tammy Hopper, Marcia Biggs, Marcia Jones. In Memory Of Mary E. Jenkins Mary and her grandson Daughter Carol, Mary, and daughter Kathy We called her Mary or Little Mary or Mary E. She was prompt and eager to bring us to school or take us to a game or on a field trip. Mary always liked to cheer us on and joked with us when we won or respected our si- lence when we didn’t. Mary was sometimes the first person to say “Good Morning to us if we were on her route. She would “get after” us if we misbehaved, but we knew she genuinely cared for us. And Mary always made sure that each of her charges got into the house safely. Mary especially enjoyed field trips. She looked on them as a free education. This year she went with us to see the play “A Doll’s House” at Emporia State Univer- sity, to visit the Topeka Daily Capitol, and the Kansas Historical Museum. We chatted often about Mary’s favorite subject, her family. She was extremely proud of all of them especial- ly her grandson, who started attending Admire Grade School this year. Mary died April 29, 1986. We thank her family for sharing her with us, and we are thankful Mary shared her life with us. Coke is it! COCA COLA BOTTLING OF EMPORIA, INC. 2931 WEST 15th AVENUE EMPORIA, KANSAS 66801 PHONE: (316) 342-1348 ROBERTS - BLUE - BARNETT FUNERAL HOME CALHOUN GROCERY AND CUSTOM PROCESSING AND SLAUG ALLEN, KS Phone (316) 528-3231 After 6 PM (316) 528-3211 Open Monday - Saturday 8 AM - 5:30 PM MUNDY SERVICE We Have A Trade 528-3213 That Service Made Admire, Kansas Newton Amoco Service U«ed C«ri and Truck! •uy—Satl—Trade Walburn’s Gym 10 w. 10th St. Emporia, Ks. (316) 343-6034 MussbttoMotmCo. Highway 1-70 Reading, Ks. 66868 (316) 699-3847 0 HHkwayll 0 Shop 813-528-3116 0SA08 CITY. KANSAS MSI] Home 913-528 3812 FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP Reading Grain Lumber Co. We Insure Anything Johnson Metcalf Insurance 1225 West 6th Emporia KS, 66801 342-0807 Reading, Ks. 699-3842 STEVE INWOOD •03 Commercial Striet Emporia. KS «6801 PHONE 3A3-1 1 95 Jerry s Thrift way Osage City, KS 66523 Hrs: Mon.-Sat. 7-7; Sun. 9-6 For Your Shopping Convenience FIT won KINO OK QUEEN T--------7j 85 Comin ’ In For Good Pizza Council Grove 15 Union Street 767-5000 American Standard Kohler Porter Paint INGMIRE Plumbing-Heating-Electrical-Appliances Sales Services Jacuzzi Pump-Lennox Heating Cooling-Kitchen Aid Coleman Heating Cooling Phone 316-767-6499 Council Grove, Kansas 66846 Maytag Frigidare GREAT GUNS SPORTS DISTRIBUTORS V Main Is Acco Farmers and Drovers Bank Two-Locations to serve you Main Bank-201 W. Main Drive-In-426 E. Main Accounts Insured FDIC 100,000.00 Council Grove, Kansas i • -r gratis 86 sn BUNGE CORPORATION GOLDSMITHS MARKET Soybean Processing Division David Ina Goldsmith, Owners Emporia, Kansas 66801 201 Commercial 342-1598 Emporia, KS 66801 r r9 MARK STUKEY 4 (Itr CARPET 1 INTERIORS INDEPENDENT OFFICE MACHINES OFFICE MACHINES AND SUPPLIES 317 COMMERCIAL 343-6307 HOURS: 8:30-5:30 MON. THRU SAT. 315 COMMERCIAL EMPORIA, KS. 66801 343-7470 Phono Box 1084 343 7502 1 302 Ook Si. Wk S A IRSIK DOM. FEED SERVICES. INC. TELEPHONE COMPANY Grain and Feed Facilities located at Emporia, Kansas and Allen, Kansas ALLEN,KANSAS 316-528-3224 Call us for Daily Grain Markets Federal Bonded Warehouse Phone 528-3444 Dennis Wiley Box 147 Branch Manager Allen, Kansas Onfall Company Since 19U WALLACES STITCHIN POST 416 W. 6th Street Emporia Kansas 66801 Phone 316-342-6699 Lowder Grain Cattle Company Everything In Sewing Box 7, Allen, Kansas 66833 Fa bric-No tions- Trim Buttons-Accessories Phone-528-3325 Phone-528-3256 Sewing Machine-Vacuum Cleaner , Sales and Service Oldsmobile HOLTHAUS MOTORS, INC. 425 Market Street OSAGE CITY, KANSAS 66523 ts sr ft) nvroM BU1CK LES HOLTHAUS Owner- Bus Phone (913) 526-3101 COMPLETE EXHAUST SERVICE TRAILOR HITCHES WELCMNG TUNE-UP BRAKES MOTORS TRANSMISSIONS MARTIN MUFFLER AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE DOMESTIC a FOREIGN 7 WEST 8TH EMPORIA. KA 66601 316-343 7672 GARY MARTIN Owner LLOYD WOMACK Lead Mechanc GARRISON MUSIC STORE Complete Music Service 715 Commercial Emporia 342-4553 HILL'S APOTHECARY, INC. © MIMCAL PMA4MACT iQmmjNT UWKU MivKIt 316-342-1661 1503 W. 12th Ave. • Emporia, KS 66801 Charlie Gillum KZ-93 - East Cantral Kansas FavorIta Radio Station Vtoara We Love Our Country 24 Hours a Day. Hearing Aid Audiologist United Hearing Aid Service 30 day free Trial 706 Commercial Emporia, KS 66801 316-343-1100 WATERBED JUNCTION 1001 Commercial tmporia, Kansas 66801 (316) 342-1997 See Emporia’s Number One W ter bed Store For All Your Waterbed Needs Styling For Men Womer PROFESSIONAL SHOESHININC MX. Si 'tfut - 'ty • ?H tk COMMMClAL J 6-34JI-2D73 cuponia k teaoi OWNER: RITA WHITAKER MARY SCHAFERS PAULA STACK 89 V BUY • SELL • TRADE ngm «J. N. MOTORS GENE MOSER BOX 63 316-528-3330 ALLEN. KS 66833 U GARY PHYLLIS FLEMING 3502 WEST 20th STREET EMPORIA, KANSAS 55801 PHONE: (316)-343-3897 THE PRESCRIPTION CENTER Nick Laurent, Tom Barger, Reg PKs Open 7 Days a Week Competitively Priced Prescriptions 342-5323 1420 Industrial Road Emporia, Ks 66801 BLUESTEM FARM AND RANCH SUPPLY 2611 West Highway Emporia, KS 66801 342-5502 ARNDT EQUIPMENT COMPANY 439 S. Prairie, Emporia, Ks 66801 316-342-5262 Sales, Service and Leasing New Used Farm, Lawn, and Garden Equipment . Clarence Arndt 342-3603 ...... S!c“ Mike Afndt 343-!872 «JJ SCHULTE, KLEIN GAEDDERT, AGLER CHTD. 1225 West Sixth Emporia, Kansas 66801 (316-342-7641) FLOYD’S AUTOBODY AND MUFFLER SERVICE S) Floyd McCracken 0vvner 1221 Industrial 'vv' 0 Emporia, Kansas 66801 2 Phone (316) 342-7713 CRAWFORD FURNITURE COMPANY Kroehler Furniture Bigelow Carpet 606-608 Commercial Emporia, Kansas 342-2827 90 EMPORIA’S PERSONALITY PROGRESSIVE COUNTRY RADIO-24 HOUR A DAY MID-AMERICA AG. ABC NEWS YOUR CONCERT CONNECTION 1013 W. 12th EMPORIA. KS. OSAGE AUTO SUPPLY 422 MARKET ST. PHONE AC-913-528-4151 OSAGE CITY, KANSAS 66523 RIVERSIDE GARDEN FLORIST VICKIE JOHNSEN MILDRED JOHNSON 210 SOUTH LAWRENCE THE FLINT HILLS MALL EMPORIA, KANSAS 66801 316-342-5457 OSAGE CITY IGA Osage City, Kansas Mon.-Sat. 7-9 Sun. 8-8 Full-line Grocery Store JOE LINDSEY INSURANCE, INC. 331 COMMERCIAL EMPORIA, KS. 66801 TIRES AND MASTERCARE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE PEDAL REVOLUTION BICYCLE SHOP 725 Commercial Emporia. KS (316) 343-7180 ■V Fuji. 0ujcirt8 Jlotl)ing Pedal Pevolutio ass 525 Market Osage City. Ks. 66523 Phone : 913 - 528 - 3522 a Wholesale Auto Supplies Downtown Store Westside Store 427 Merchant St 2918 W., Hwy.. 50 316-342-1457 fflAPAj -------------- 316-343-6000 Cline Auto Supply, Inc. Emporia, Ks. 66801 W � VSARS S6SVCI 1-800-362-3543 Navrat’s 728 Mechanic Street P.O. Box N Emporia, Kansas 66801 (316) 342-2092 Office Products Americus Grocery Roberta Lewis 616 Main 443-5110 Americus, Kansas BEN FRANKLIN Cliff Shirley Caffrey 532 Market St. Osage City, Kansas 66523 Grandma’s Pincushion 829 Commercial (316) 343-8350 Gene P White m. Ray Terrell Charles W. Hanna. CPCU Douglas W White. AAL Anderson Insurance Agency, Inc. 508 Commercial (316) 342-2215 P.O. Box 370 Emporia, Kansas 66801 Stromgren Barber Shop Osage City, Ks. 66523 (913) 528-3796 TgJ Beyer Autobody Strong City 66869 316-273-6273 91 Farm Bureau Insurance Box 606, Emporia, Kansas 66801 (316) 342-4714 pm Leslie David Agency Manager COUNCIL GROVE IGA Open 7 Days A Week 7 Day Special Daily 8:00 AM-8:00 PM Phone Sunday 9:00 AM-6:00 PM 767-6312 Council Grove, KS 66846 IS! T„r™ elLFord 901 W. Mam Council Grove, Kansas 66846 ri. Dean Trimmell 316-767-5199 Custom Manufacturing, Inc. Council Grove, Kansas phone: (316) 767-5119 ORIGINAL MARLOW WOODCUTS 1932-1986 443-5589 53 years of tradition 524 Commercial Emporiai Ks. Mon- Thus 10-6 Fri- Sat. 10-8 Ford ■ Lincoln Mercury Nissan — _ 'WBSt' lOME IFord IriSJr 3002 w««t Highway 50 EMPORIA. KANSAS 66801 LUWW Ar UTPI.Y o 2631 WhI Highway 50 HOME BUILD Empor, - K,nMi AMERICUS CAFE Fri. Night Buffet 443-5817 A C Western Shop Boot, Shoe Saddle Repair 135 Union Council Grove, KS. 66846 316-767-5749 Boots, Saddles Si Tack for Sale Nocono, Texas Durango HONDA-YAMAHA OF - EMPORIA jgf) W- ' Phone (316) 342-6804 2632 W. Highway 50 Emporia Bowl 915 Graham - Emporia, KS AMF Fully Automatic Scorers pool tables snack bar Janet's Hair Fashions , 418 Main St. Americus, KS. 66835 443-5800 Fri. Sat. 9-12 CcOHlC 1 Sun.-Thurs. 9-11 wvyUW J 528-4444 [ wJaSfes | ( 0N O J Northern Heights Annual Staff would like to thank the advertisers in this book for their patronage. THANK YOU! 92 George Sue Evans R.R . Emporia, Kansas — Phone 316-343-3 W1 Qmrterhorses RIVERSIDE GARDEN FLORIST Vickie Johnson Mildred Romine 210 South Lawrence and Flint Hills Mall Emporia, Ks. 66801 316-342-5457 dfk AMERICUS STATE BANK AMERICUS WOODWORKS Woodcuts by Len Carol Morfit R.R. 1 box 306 Americus, Ks. 66835 «y AMtRICUS KANSAS ooooo gg P.o. BOX 374 BANKING INSURANCE AMERICUS INSURANCE AGENCY (316)443-5163 FOX POOL PATIO 815 Commercial Emporia, Ks. 7X' 316-343-8578 NAME AND NUMBER Ramada Inn, Emporia, Ks. 342-8850 Breck’s Tire, Inc., Emporia, Ks. 342-3721 Dee's Beauty Bar, Allen Ks. 528-3410 Vickie’s Wagon Wheel, Admire, Ks. Graves Drug Store, 609 Commercial, Emporia, Ks. 343-2323 Lenigan Music Company, 823 Commercial, Emporia, Ks. 342-3814 Haynes Paint Decorating, 727 Commercial, Emporia, Ks. 342-3814 Western Grain Mill, Box 273, Council Grove, Ks. 66846 Dale Powell’s Body Shop, 423 E. Main, Council Grove, Ks. 767-5711 93 AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS