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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1987 volume:

Allen, Kansas 1986-1987 Volume XXXII Northern Heights Wildcats Table Of Contents Seniors 2 Underclassmen 15 Faculty 23 Athletics 27 Clubs 45 Activities 59 Ads 82 3 4 WM 6 Birgitta Andersson is 17 years old and from Galiuo, Sweden. She is staying with Darrell and Suzanne Johnson. Q. What do you think of the United States? A. It is big. The people overall are very friendly. But 1 think the distance from one place to another was the biggest change for me. People seem to live so far from each other. Q. How do you like living in the United States? A. 1 think I like it. I'm not sure. I mean the United States is so big, I really cannot feel how it is to live in another part of the United States. But, I think I would have enjoyed the United States better if I had lived a little bit closer to a town. Q. What do you think of Northern Heights? A. It's small but that is ok because that way 1 know more or less everybody which makes it easier for me. I like the school and the teachers, but sometimes I think there are too many unnecessary rules. Q. What do you miss from home? A. I miss my friends terribly bad and my family. I also miss the city life and come and go without having anyone take me. Q. What are your plans for the future? A. My plans for the future will be to take my two remaining years in my Economical Line, and then I guess, try to find a job. If I can't, I guess I will go on studying, Business Economics and may even start a business. I want to thank NHHS for this year even though it hasn't been an easy one. I will really miss you all, and I hope some of you will keep in contact with me. 7 Senior Achievements Birgitta Anderson Choir 4, Plays 4 Donald Ave Cross Country 2-4, Track 4, Plays 1-4, VIP 4, Basket- ball 1, National Honor Society 3-4, National Honor Society President 4, Science, Math, Computer Club 4, Science, Math, Computer Club President 4, Quiz Bowl 2-4, Quiz Bowl Captain 3-4, Governor's Scholar 4, Na- tional Merit Scholar 4, Citizen Bee 3, Kansas Honor Scholar 4 Brian Bailey National Honor Society 4, Wrestling Manager 1, Choir 1 Douglass Eugene Blanklev Industrial Arts 1-3, FBLA 4 Naomi Clock Band 1-4, Cross Country 3-4, Play 4, VIP 2 Steve Coe Football 1, Band 1, Industrial Arts 1-4 Rae Lvnn Crane Track 1, Journalism 3-4, Annual Staff 3-4, FBLA 3, Pep Club 1, Teacher's Aide 4, Office Aide 2, Annual Staff Editor 4 Tom Crumrine Vo-AG 4, Track 3, Art 3, Football 3-4, Shop 1,2,4 Mark DeWeese Band 1-2, FBLA Vice-President 3-4, FBLA 1-4, Indus- trial Arts 1-4 Tiffany Eastman Volleyball 1-4, Track 3-4, Band 1-4, Choir 1, Plays 3, Cheerleader 3-4, Homecoming Queen, Class Treasurer 2, Class Secretary 3, Class Vice-President 4, Pep Club 1-4, National Honor Society 3-4, National Honor Soci- ety Secretary 4 Daniel David Eckelberrv Football 1-4, Basketball 1-2, Track 1, Industrial Arts 4, Class Treasurer 1, Class Vice-President 2 Tim Goodpasture Industrial Arts 1-4 Michelle L. Grimslev Pep Club 1-3, Choir 1-2, Band 1-2, FBLA 1-2, Track 3, Plays 2-3, Art 3-4, Art Aide 4 Kirk Hammond Annual Staff 3, Football 1-3, Industrial Arts 1-4, Bas- ketball 1-3, Plays 3-4 Tammy Hopper Volleyball 1-4, Basketball 1-3, Pep Club 1-4, Pep Club Vice-President 4, Science, Math, Computer Club 4, Class Treasurer 4, Honor Society 3-4, Honor Society Treasurer 4, Play 3 Lisa Michelle Iones Journalism 3-4, Play 2, FBLA 3, Teacher's Aide 4, In- dustrial Arts 3-4, Pep Club 4, Art 1-2 Marcia lones Volleyball 1-4, Basketball 1-4, Track 2-4, Annual Staff 4, VIP 3-4, Plays 2-4, Homecoming Queen Candidate, Student Council 3, Class Secretary 4, Pep Club 1-4, Pep Club Vice-President 3, Pep Club President 4, Queen of Courts Shannon Lee Kimball Football 1-4, Basketball 1, Track 1-2, Band 1-3, Home- coming King Candidate, Class Vice-President 1-3, Weightlifting 1-4 Chuck Magathan Football 2-3, Choir 1-2, Basketball 1, VoTech 3-4 Sean Edgar McDonald Football 1-4, Basketball 1-2, VIP 4, State Track 3, In- dustrial Arts 1-2, Track 1,3,4, Choir 1-4, Plays 1-3, State Choir 1-4 Clint Mvers KHSRA 3-4, Football 1-4, Homecoming King Candi- date, Industrial Arts 1-3 Steve Newton Play 2-4, VoTech 4, Industrial Arts 1-3 Christina Ann O'Brien Head Cheerleader 3, Volleyball 2, Choir 3, Play 4, Homecoming Queen Candidate, Pep Club 1-4, Pep Club Treasurer 4, FBLA 2,4, Art 2-4, Journalism 4, Home Ec. 1-4 lohn Pearson Band 1-2, Industrial Arts 1-2, VoTech 3-4 Christy Reust Band 1-3, Choir 1-4, Play 3-4, Home Ec 1-4, English Aide 4, Music Aide 3-4 Mark Robinson Basketball 1, Band 1-3, Choir 1-3, VoTech 3-4, Plays 2- 4, Annual Staff 3-4, Industrial Arts 1-2 lackie Shope Volleyball 1-4, Track 1-2, FBLA 3, Pep Club 1-4, Play 3-4, Basketball 1-4, Annual Staff 3-4, Journalism 3-4, Pep Club Secretary 3 8 Lori Snider Science, Math, Computer Club 3, Art 1-4, Play 4 lanice Stukev Choir 1, FBLA 1-3, FBLA President 3, Office Aide 1, Pep Club 1, Annual Staff 3, Journalism 3, Library Aide 3-4 Steve B. Tucker Football 1-4, Basketball 1-4, Track 1-4, Play 3-4, Homecoming King, VoTech 3-4, Band 1-2 Michelle Dawn Wheat Class President 1, Class Secretary 2, Class Treasurer 3, Class President 4, Honor Society 3-4, Basketball 1-4, Volleyball 1-4, Track 1, Homecoming Queen Candi- date, Queen of Courts Candidate, Home Ec. 1-4, Art 1- 4 Brian lames White National Honor Society 3-4, Football 1-4, Basketball 1- 4, Track 1-2, Play 4, Industrial Arts 1-3, Homecoming King Candidate, Class President 2-3, Student Council 1-4, King of Courts Marsha Lvnn Williams Choir 1-4, VIP 3-4, Girls' State 3, Cross Country Statis- tician 3-4, Basketball 1-4, Pep Club 1-4, Student Coun- cil 4, Pep Club 1-4, Band 2-4, Plays 1-4, National Honor Society 2-4, Volleyball 3-4, National Honor So- ciety Student Council 4, Science, Math, Computer Club 3-4, Science, Math, Computer Club Vice Presi- dent 4, Student Council President 4 Eric Lee Wooderson Football 1-4, Track 1-3, Play 1, Weight Lifting 2-4, Basketball 1-4, Queen of Courts King Candidate, In- dustrial Arts 1,4 Michelle E. Wvda National Honor Society 4, Annual Staff 3-4, Track 1, Pep Club Secretary 4, Pep Club 1-4, Volleyball 1-4, Basketball 1-2, Play 3-4, FBLA President 4 Queen of Courts Candidate 9 Senior Salutes Best Of Luck Rae Lynn! Our best wishes and love shall be with you through all your adventures in this year and the years that follow. Congratulations! Mom Dear Janice, The memories and moments we have had together have been very special. We wish you the best of luck in the future. We congratulate you for a great job! Love, Mom, Dad, Sherry and Mark II Prophecy The year is 2007, and the NHHS class of 1987 is having their 20th year reunion. The women are required to sit on the north side of the lake and the men on the south because of the new “airspace” law. The attendance would have been 100 percent, except for Stacie Dawes, who wrote to decline her invitation by saying she had had enough of NHHS and refused to come back. The entertainment for the evening is world famous pianist, Naomi Clock. The first to arrive are Steve Newton and Tommy Joe Crumrine. Steve is the new principal of the Bushong Vo-Tech School and Tommy Joe is vice-principal. They arrived on the Vo-Tech bus driven by John Pee-Wee Pearson. Next, all the way from California, comes Tiffany Eastman in her pink, bubbling bug. Now known as California's Ultimate Valley Girl, she takes one look at the group and shrieks, Totally Awesome! Following Tiffany is a canary-yellow Corvette driven by everyone's favorite Barbie Doll, Christy O'Brien. She now sings with the group Barbie and the Rockers. Marcia Jones comes coasting up in her little red Chevette. She quickly rushes Peter B. Loucks into the barber's chair under the shelter. She is giving free demonstrations of the latest men's looks. Peter B. Loucks, while thumbing through a magazine, suddenly announces his middle‘initial stands for Beatrice. Suddenly, without warning, a deafening roar and a cloud of dust appears from behind. As the dust recedes, a figure appears. It is Steve Coe sitting on his Harley with horns. He is noted for becoming the first member of Hell's Angels to wear a cowboy hat. From the class of 1987, four former students are now employed at NHHS. Sean McDonald is the new boys' basketball coach. All the former students of NHHS voted Christy Reust as “Potato of the Year for her great teaching methods. Chuck Magathan now welds all the bars on NHHS windows. Birgitta Andersson is Mr. Powell's personal Swedish interpreter. A loud thunder rumbles across the sky. Don Aye, a nuclear physicist, and Marsha Williams, his personal secretary, come floating down in parachutes. They have just competed the first parachute jump from a space shuttle. Sirens are heard and we turn our heads to see Dan Eckelberry, escorted by the police, in his armor- coated Pinto. He is now a counselor for psychopathic killers. His biggest success, Tim Goodpasture, crawls out of the car. Tim, known for his brutal slayings of female aardvarks, is now a TV evangelist. He sends all his money to the preservation of aardvarks. Suddenly, a beautiful rainbow appears from the sky. Down slides Michelle Wyda with a little Rainbow in her hand, commonly known as vacuum cleaners. Michelle has put Admire on the map for her spectacular sales. Out of the water, like Bo Derek, come Rae Lynn Crane and Janice Stukey in skin-tight suits. They proceed to show everyone their famous twenty-second workout. Out of the blue, a jet plane lands on the dam. Lori Snider hops off the jet in a sparkling, crimson evening dress. She has bags full of the newest fashions for all of her hick friends. Michelle Wheat unveils her world-famous, million dollar male version of the Mona Lisa. She plans to auction it off right after the reunion. Michelle Grimsley jumps out next and proceeds to show everyone her new line of cosmetics. Grizzly's Grime. Tiny balloons suddenly appear everywhere. We look up to find Eric Wooderson in a hot air balloon. He now owns his own balloon factory called Balloons Unlimited. A blaring of a horn is heard. It is Shannon Kimball and his chiropractor, Kirk Hammond. Shannon, who is a Sumo wrestler, is dressed in a gigantic diaper. He challenges anyone who dares to fight him. Brian White, the new David Letterman, shows up all the way from Hollywood. He is with his next three guest stars: Brian Bailey, who is wanted in several states for writing obscene graffiti on church walls; Clint Myers, who is the producer of cowboy pornos from Louis Lamour books; and Steve Tucker who fixes the hottest racing cars in Hollywood. We also have two more celebrities from Hollywood. Lisa Jones is the new Dr. Ruth and makes special guest appearances to NHHS at Mr. Massey's request. She shares the spotlight with Mark Robinson. He co- stars with Tom Selleck and often does stand-ins when Tom is ill. From behind the dam, we see a tall dark silhoutte appearing. It is world-famous Harlem Globe Trotter, Tammy Hopper. She has grown to be 6'13 . She is accompanied by her bench-warming buddy, Jackie Shope. Next to arrive is Doug Blankley, riding on his pet lion. Doug is now a world famous lion tamer. Last to arrive is Mark DeWeese with a truck load of melons. Mark is now a very productive melon farmer. Everyone has arrived, the airspace rule has been quickly broken, and the partying begins. , Senior Wills I, Brigitta Andersson, of alien mind and body will to Mr. Powell my ability to not know anything in Ameri- can History and Government; and to Lyon County's hung up people, my liberal views on life. 1, Don Aye, being of sound body and slow mind do hereby bequeath the following: to Brad Marcotte and Tom Reust 1 leave the ability to medal in cross country with only one shoe on; to Nancy Williams I leave my much coveted brain and quiz bowl ability; to Scott White 1 leave a bushel of Turkey Red Wheat and finally to Leita French I will a subscription to Shoot- ing Magazine. 1, Brian Bailey, being of sound mind and body will to the following: to all ex-chemistry students (like Tif- fany Eastman), the ability to determine which is the top end of a thermometer; and to Dustin Heiman, my ability to stand proud as people walk down the hall and say, Just Pass Baby. 1, Doug Blankley, being of partying mind and mis- shapen body will the following: to John Wilmore, I will the ability to have a 6 cylinder, but still not the slowest car at school; to Mark Moser, 1 will the ability to party all night long and still be able to weed eat the yard in the morning. 1, Naomi Clock, being of inquisitive mind and strange personality, do will the following: to Joey Ellis my ability to ride the bus every day without getting into a fight; to my sisters Tammy and Onalee, 1 will all of the interesting pictures I have in my locker; and to Rick Hamlin I will my ability to not fill an entire notebook with pornographic cartoons. 1, Steve Coe, being of sound mind and bareback riding body bequeath the following: to Clint Myers my ability to not get drunk and try to pick up fat women; the rest I am taking with me because nobody deserves it. I, Rae Lynn Crane, being of perverted mind and voluptuous body will the following: to my buddy Ja- nice Stukey I will my ability to eat Kentucky Fried Chicken; to Kristi Bishop 1 will my ability to take a little joke; to my feeble-minded brother I will my ability to use my brain for something more than a toy; to Lee H. Lowder I will my ability to run on ice and myself. 1, Mark DeWeese, being of sound mind and body will the following: to Jeff Schroeder my pickup battery so his car will start; to Jason Jenkins, the ability to take a shop class without getting kicked out; and to Clint Myers the ability to park without pulling into a steep ditch. 1, Tiffany Eastman, being of slender body and mind do hereby will the following: to Lori Jo and Mel I will my great cheerleading abilities; to my brother Troy I will all of my money so he will have some; to the Junior class I will my crazy ability to party; and to the 1987 volleyball team I will the ability to have a season with no injuries. I, Dan Eckelberry, being of broken body and de- mented mind, will my overused crutches to Dustin Heiman in case he ever needs them; my hair to Mr. Powell for obvious reasons; and finally my immacu- late brown Ford Pinto to Mike Zumbrum since he always dreamed of owning one. I, Tim Goodpasture, being of sound mind and well used body will to John Pearson the ability not to let anyone, especially drunks, drive my car and hide it, and my great taste in cars to anyone who doesn't have any. I, Michelle Grimsley, being of crazy mind and unde- veloped body will to Melanie Biggs and Tonya White my ability to drink my pop and not throw it at cop cars; last, I will my ability to tell the difference be- tween a driveway and a ditch to Tiffany Eastman. I, Kirk Hammond, being of scarred body and not so brilliant mind leave the following: to Todd Pierce the ability to not be such a pain; to Dusty Heiman the ability to do an assignment without cheating on it and to keep his philosophy of Just Pass Baby alive for- ever. I, Tammy Hopper, being of sound mind and small body leave the following: to Tiffany Eastman I leave my Nike high tops, because she wants to hang them on the mirror in her car; to Tricia Gundy I leave my government notes; and to Laurie Davidson 1 leave my messy locker, she's bound to keep it cleaner than I ever did; to Jacinda Kahle I leave my ability to go longer than five minutes without getting mad at someone. I, Lisa Jones, being of pure mind, body and soul, will to the following: to Todd and Natasha Soetebier, I give my love and affection, along with all the happiness this world may bring them. I, Marcia Jones, being of warped mind and abused body leave the following: to Penny Pruitt my ability to stand on risers without falling; to Matt Mercer my nose so he won't miss it next year when I'm gone. I, Shannon Kimball, being of tortured body and unused mind will the following: to Mike Zumbrum and all the happy campers, my cooler so they can keep it cool all summer; to Tiffany Estman, my ability to keep my teeth in while playing a kazoo; and to all the young girls I leave my mouth, obviously they know how to use one. 12 I, Chuck Magathan, being of sound mind and hand- some body will the ability to drive and own a decent car to my sister LaDonna; myself to and the abili- ty to not get my car taken away by the police to John Pearson. I, Sean McDonald, leave my 1973 Dart to Melanie Biggs; my ability to pole vault to Don Shope and to Dustin Heiman, I leave my grades; to Laurie Davidson I leave my ability to play football; and to Todd Pierce my ability to crack heads on the gridiron. I, Clint Myers, being of sound mind and bull riding body bequeath the following: to Steve Coe I leave my ability not to pass out in the bathroom of a Quik Trip; the rest I am taking with me because no one deserves it. I, Steve Newton, being of sound mind and body will the following to; my little sister Tina my ability to flunk Mrs. Noller's class; to Mark Robinson my abili- ty not to run my truck into someone's corn field while trying to hot rod; I will my ability to play cards to anyone who wants to take English IV. I, Christy O'Brien, being of cool body and crazy mind will the following: to Tracey Stinson I will my nice name Barbie; to Tricia Gundy my dumb blonde reputation; I also will my ability to miss Mondays to whomever wants it. I, John Pearson, being of abused mind and pursued body, leave my ability to not let girls drive my car to Charles Magathan; to Robert Hutchcroft the ability to not get a ticket when he gets pulled over; last but not least, 1 will my can of Copenhagen to the person who is always out whenever I see him, Tim Goodpasture. I, Christy Reust, being of slightly bizarre and insane mind leave the following; to all of my friends, I leave fond and always loving (I hope) memories; to Jennifer Haden my ability to pass Mrs. Anderson's and Mr. Powell's classes; to my “sis Anna Roberts 1 leave my self-confidence; to Staci Heathman my ability not to get grounded. I, Mark Robinson, being of indefinable mind and string bean body bequeath to the following: to Steve Newton, my pickup because he is always in it more than I am; to Eric Parks a fish dip net so he can try to catch a raccoon; to all of the guys on the vo-tech bus to keep the phrase Farmer alive forever. I, Jackie Shope, being the sweet innocent person I am, will to the following: to Erica Schubert my ability to not throw broccoli in the lunch room; to Penny Lauer my ability not to whine all the time, and to Janice Stukey my ability to catch sun rays and not moon rays. 1, Lori Snider, being of open mind and strangely clothed body will the following: to Jennifer Haden my blonde hair so she can't complain about it any more; to Joey Ellis my age so she can be in the senior class (she knows why); to Stephanie Lindsay my self-control; and to Naomi Wonder Woman Clock my everlast- ing friendship. I, Janice Stukey, being of sound mind and innocent body will the following: to my buddy Rae Lynn Crane I will the ability to swim in a lake without wearing sweats and shoes; to Gretchen Mounkes the ability not to attract attention to myself by wearing my name tag in the wrong place; to Kristi Bishop the ability to loosen up and not take Rae Lynn Crane so seriously; to Sean Lance Stuck I will myself. I, Steve Tucker, being of battered body and logical mind leave the following: to Mark Walford the ability to trip and not fall; to Ron Brunkow good tidings; to Mike Zumbrum my ability not to whine; to Stephanie Uhler I leave myself, my car, and my ability to get along with you. I, Michelle Wheat, being of over-exercised mind and under-exercised body will to the following: to Marcia Jones the ability to keep having those great ideals ; to Melissa Johnson I will my hair and my looks; to Mi- chelle Wyda my ever-lasting friendship; to Eric Woo- derson my heart, my soul and all my love forever. I, Brian White, being of sound mind and body will to the following: to my skinny brother Scott all of my weight so he can keep ahead of Zumbrum; to Lori Hilton I leave myself; to Greg Karr, Nathan Grother, and Jerry Boyce an invitatin to go on a turkey hunt sometime since theirs got canceled; to Mark Walford a fifty-foot marble statue of the legendary Randy Heins. I, Marsha Williams, being of somewhat erratic mind do bequeath to the following: to Jennifer Haden my ability to pass Mr. Powell's tests; to Stephanie Lindsay I leave my ability to know when and where not to say something stupid and to my little sis my responsi- bilty so that maybe mom and dad will trust her with the car. I, Eric Wooderson, being of ornery body and abused mind will to the following: to Rick Hamlin the ability to pick a winning team like the Raiders; to everybody left over, I leave the ability to be a pain to all the faculty, especially Mr. Massey for every day of the school year. I, Michelle Wyda, being of fried mind and alcoho- lized body hereby will to the following: to Kim Olson I leave the memory of the summer of '85 and all of the fun we had together; to Michelle Wheat the ability to go to the movies, actually see the entire movie and not have to be helped out of the theater; last but not least to Greg French, I leave my mind, soul, myself and all of my love. 13 1. B. White, says, Hey, L. Hilton . . 2. The Volleyball girls. 3. All smiles from S. Tucker. 4. Two beautiful blondes once again-M. Wyda R. Crane 5. Mad Scientist M. Williams 6. D. Eckelberry says, Hey guys. 7. Larry, Moe, Curly, otherwise known as L. Cathcart, T. Hopper, T. Eastman. 8. Is it wedding bells for J. Kayser M. Jones? 9. AIRSPACE-E. Wooderson M. Wheat 10. Tough guy S. Kimball! 11. Look at those cars! 300- Cl UB Aren't I sexy? Just call me Spike! Mike Zumbrum John Wilmore Shannon Williams Kelli Weber Mark Walford Michelle Sweet Doug Steele Don Shope Kevin Shearer Jeff Schroeder Julie Sattler Christine Roberts Marty Rice Mark Moser Eric Parks Jim Moore Shonna Minor Buster Minor John Milner Matt Mercer Brad Massey LaDonna Magathan Stephanie Lindsay Jenny Kayser Alan Kaniper Melissa Johnson Jacque Johnson Jason Jenkins Robert Hutchcroft Jeff Houck JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Pres., Laurie Davidson; V. Pres., Jeff Houck; STUCO, Julie Sattler; Sec., Marty Rice, Treas., Diane Denison. 16 Lori Hilton Dustin Heiman Staci Hcathman Misty Hcathman Jennifer Haden Tricia Gundy Ginger Gatewood Jeff Emley Kim Duncan Diane Denison Laurie Davidson Harley Davidson Push that button ai My legs are what got me on the squad! I'm so excited! Isn't that special! I don't CARE! Photo Not Available: Shawn Swanson You've got to be kidding! Becky Crippen Howard Crabtree Audrey Countryman Lori Jo Cathcart Eric Carlson Ron Brunkow Kristi Bishop Shawn Barger Stewart Anderson Angela Adams 17 Jenny Wyda Ted Willard Tonja White Scott White Debbie Webb Stephanie Uhler Lora Tucker Kyndall Torrance Paul Sweet Diane Soetebier Erica Schubert Anna Roberts Dwayne Reust Penny Pruitt Michelle Potter Joe Pond Dawn Plankinton Todd Pierce Kim Olson Julie O'Brien Tina Newton Gretchen Mounkes Melissa Miller Kevin Marsh Jason Lowrie Chris Lingenfelter Penny Lauer Michelle Lang Damon Krom Brady Krom Greg Karr Jacinda Kahle Jamie Hopper Holly Hizar Sandra Hensley Chris Hase 18 Rick Hamlin Nathan Grother Tonya George Greg French Joey Ellis Troy Eastman Shane Dawes Leonard Crane Rob Clark Annette Clark Jerry Boyce Kim Birchmeier . , V Sleepy, Sneezy, and Dopey!! Jungle Buns SCPHCMCPES 19 Nele Wells Ben Willroth Nancy Williams Rose Watson Dusty Strong Tracey Stinson Colby Stapp Kim Shope Shelly Schroeder Tom Reust Class Officers: (Front Row) Leita French, Secretary; Tracey Stinson, Treasurer; Kris Phillips, Vice President; (Back Row) Craig Browning, President; Lacie Birk, Stuco. Move that, and it's an automatic detention, T. Stinson. Whoa, Dude — T. Reust. Kris Phillips Janell Newton Jenni Myers Kathleen Moore Scott Milner Brad Marcotte Jonathan Madrigal Demia Loucks Rhonda Liggett Toria King Steve Kaniper Robbie Kahle 20 Matt Horton Tracy Holman Micheal Heathman Rebecca Grother Aaron Grother Jay Goldsmith Richard Gilley Leita French Melinda Elbe Wesley Decker, III fCEStMEN Buffy Crippen Tammy Clock Onalee Clock Richard Chaney Jason Cathcart Lori Burnett Craig Browning Randy Blevins Kristina Bitler Lacie Birk Brenda Apps David Anderson 21 Mr. Universe-2015!!!-S. White Really Darlingl-Sally Anderson What a couple of sweethearts! T. Stinson and L. Burnett Peekaboo-N. Grother! B. Anderson Amazed! t L t Y Sally Anderson English 111 IV Kim Dhoritv Business Math Ian lensen Home Economics Michael Kuhn Industrial Arts Beth Luedtke Learning Disabilities Kelly McDiffett P.E. I, Head Boys' Basketball Coach, General Science, Ass't Football Coach Teresa Myers Social Science, Head Volleyball Ass't Girls' Basketball Coach Marilou Noller Math Computers Ned Q'Mara Counselor Head Girls' Basketball Coach A. Elwin Powell Social Science Gene Pruitt Drivers' Ed., Adv. P.E., Head Football Coach , Ass't Boys' Basketball Coach Virginia Rav Business Don Roberts Music Ruth Siegrist Librarian English I Marshall Spade Math Biology Vicky Steere English I, II, Spanish Marilyn Thompson Art Sue Winter Science 24 Barbara Goff Secretary Orpha lackson Teacher's Aide Gary Massey Principal Activities Director Front Row: Mary Oliver, District Clerk; Kenneth Kaniper, President; Mar- vin Selby, Superintendent; Nancy Wells. Back Row: Steve Cahoone; Ruth Price; LeRoy Boline; Dick Liggett. (Not pictured: Judy Mundy, Treasurer; and Darrell Johnson). � £CUL KOPL£ Bus Drivers: Cliff Bausman, Gladys Myers, and Kim Dhority. Bus Drivers: Debbie Moser, Mary Jenkins, Darla Bishoff, Betty Shope, and Betty Edmunds. Robert Lee Biology Student Teacher Dave Pirlot P.E. Student Teacher Brent Cottrell P.E. Student Teacher 25 Farewell to Mr. Massey, Mr. McDiffett, Mr. Roberts. Thanks for a great year. 1. Mr. Thompson - Mr. Powell?!? 2. B. Fehr, B Shope, M. Mercer, B. Dunn - Buttering up to Santa? 3. R. Hamlin G. Massey Are you playing basket- ball or is there something up there? 4. K. McDiffett - Is that so? 5. D. Pirlot - A final goodbye from his P.E. classes. 6. A. Powell - Don't take my picture. Weasel Breath! 7. R. Lee - Is your lab jacket too tight. Dr. Jekyl? 8. V. Steere - Why me?? 9. C. Wyda - What is it this time? FOOTBALL First row: Craig Browning, Richard Chaney, Tom Crumrine, Alan Kaniper, Rob Clark, Scott Milner, Jason Jenkins, Dustin Heiman, Matt Mercer, Kevin Marsh. Second row: Ben Willroth, Wes Decker, Greg French, Brian White, Clint Myers, Ron Brunkow, Mark Walford, Mike Zumbrum, Rick Hamlin, Richard Dueck. Third row: Nathan Grother, Chris Hase, Mike Bell, Richard Gilley, Sean McDonald, Shannon Kimball, Steve Tucker, Eric Wooderson, John Milner, John Wilmore. Fourth row: Aaron Grother, Paul Sweet, Howard Crabtree, David Anderson, Brad Massey, Scott White, Kevin Shearer, Jason Cathcart. The 1986 Football season finished with a 4-5 record. The Wildcats won against Hartford 44-6; Madison 44-7; Waverly 17-7; and Alma Wabaunsee 39-26. We lost to MDCV 9-15; Lebo 3-36; Herington 15-25; Mission Valley 7-20; and St. Marys 0-25. Early in the season the Wildcats lost two players due to injuries. Senior Defensive End, Dan Eckelberry, and Sophomore Defensive Back, Greg Karr. The Wildcats will be losing seven players but they will have a good experienced team returning next year. Many of the Northern Heights players received All-League, and All-Area Honors for their outstanding play this season. 28 All-League Defensive Team: Mark Walford-Dcfensive Back, Shannon Kimball-Noseguard Second Team All-League Defense: Brian White-Linebacker All-League Offensive Team: Alan Kaniper-Splitend Second Team All-League Offense: Shannon Kimball-Center, Sean McDonald-Tackle All-Area First Team Defense: Mark Walford-Defensive Back All-Area Second Team Defense: Alan Kaniper-Punter All-Area First Team Offense: Shannon Kimball-Center Brad Massey-Honorable Mention Class 3A All-State Quarterback. Eric Wooderson-First Team All-State Kicker, Class 4A, 3A, 2A, and 1A. NHHS gets ready to go to the line for defense. Coach Pruitt gives instructions to Brad Massey. S. McDonald, J. Wilmore, S. Kimball, J. Jenkins, G. French get ready to attack the offense. S. White B. White go for the kill while E. Wooderson backs them up. 5. Senior players Eric Wooderson Brian White. 6. S. Milner tries to hand off to R. Brunkow as C. Hase opens a hole. 7. Heights' defense crumbles Hartfords' offense. 8. M. Walford topples one of Hartford's players as S. Kimball, P. Sweet, G. French back him up. 1986 Football Scores NHHS 44 Hartford 6 NHHS 44 Madison 7 NHHS 17 Waverly 7 NHHS 39 Alma Wabaunsee 2o NHHS 9 MDCV 15 NHHS 3 Lebo 3o NHHS 15 Herington 25 NHHS 7 Mission Valley 20 NHHS 0 St. Marys 25 29 VOLLEYBALL Varsity Front row: Tiffany Eastman, Marcia Jones, Michelle Wheat, Michelle Wyda, Diane Soetebier. Back Row: Marsha Williams, Jackie Shope, Jenny Kayser, Coach Myers, Melissa Johnson, Holly Hizar, Tammy Hopper. (Not pictured: Assistant Coach Gene Brooks.) o£ K£ LY- Front row: Sandy Hensley, Kyndall Torrence, Kim Birchmeier, Jenny Wyda, Tonya George, Stephanie Uhler, Penny Pruitt, Jacinda Kahle. Back row: Julie Sattler, Tricia Gundy, Lori Hilton, Melinda Elbe, Diane Denison, Jacque Johnson, Laurie Davidson. Seniors First row: Marsha Williams. Second row: Jackie Shope, Tammy Hopper, Tiffany Eastman. Third row: Marcia Jones, Michelle Wyda, Michelle Wheat. Wildcats huddle up. Freshmen Tracy Holman, Becky Grother, Tracey Stinson, Kim Shope, Janell Newton, Kristi Bitler. (Not pictured: Jay Goldsmith.) ■K. J. Johnson sets J. Sattler up for the kill. J. Shope-First one over. Ladycats set for the block! In our glories and defeats these moments of life will repeat As matches are collected within our minds for but a rapid span of time Teamwork is the treasure we will always find. NH. vs. OPP. 9-10 Osage City 15-15 10-9 Holton 15-15 13-15-15 Hartford 15-10-9 15-15 Burlingame 0-10 13-9 Osage City 15-15 12-10 Hartford 15-15 15-15 Hamilton 13-10 12-5 Mission Valley 15-15 15-15 Herington 8-3 10-13 Madison 15-15 15-15 Flinthills 9-10 4-7 Waverly 15-15 5-7 15-10-9 Olpe MdCV 15-15 5-15-15 13-6 S.E. Saline 15-15 4-4 Emporia 15-15 15-15 Santa Fe 5-4 6-13 St. Marys 15-15 4-5 Chase County 15-15 5-4 Emporia 15-15 15-13-15 Hamilton 15-5-7 12-15-15 Lebo 15-5-7 15-15 Hartford 11-6 16-15 Olpe 14-8 11-9 Waverly 15-5 9-15-15 Hartford 15-10-6 11-15-15 Mission Valley 15-13-11 8-3 Chase County 15-15 What a save M. Wyda Good-bye and Good Luck to Tiffany Eastman 5, Tammy Hopper 3, Marcia Jones 14, Jackie Shope 27, Michelle Wyda 22, Mi- chelle Wheat 33, and Marsha Williams 34. We will all miss you. Ladycats flash their winning smiles. Cross Country T. Reust at his best. B. Marcotte running his hardest. The Cross Country team was inexperienced but enthusiastic this year under the leadership of Coach French. There were four freshmen: Tom Reust, Brad Marcotte, Nele Wells, and Tammy Clock; three juniors: Marty Rice, Eric Parks, and Lau- rie Davidson; and only two sen- iors: Don Aye and Naomi Clock. Marsha Williams was team manager. The team leader Don Aye, medaled at most of the meets, but didn't place high enough at the icy (approximately 30 degrees Fahrenheit) regional meet to go to state. The other senior veteran of the team Naomi Clock also ad- ded some medals to her reper- toire this year. Laurie Davidson placed at all the meets, winning two out of five. She qualified for state, also, where she placed 31st out of approximately 145. The other members of the team worked hard and ran well. This young team makes the fu- ture for Northern Heights Cross Country Team look bright. The Wildcat Cross Counry Team: First Row: N. Clock, M. Rice, D. Aye, And E. Parks. Last Row: L. Davidson, T. Clock, Coach Louis French, T. Reust, and B. Marcotte. 32 Run, M. Rice, run. 3 Boys' Basketball FRONT ROW: Scott Milner, Kevin Marsh, Paul Sweet, Sean McDonald, Kevin Shearer, Mark Walford, Brad Massey, Alan Kaniper, Brian White, Eric Wooderson, Greg French. BACK ROW: Wes Decker (Manager), Troy Eastman, Joe Pond, Jason Cathcart, Jerry Boyce, David Anderson, Matt Horton, Steven Kaniper, Aaron Grother, Rick Hamlin. SENIORS: Sean McDonald, Brian White, and Eric Wooder- son. The 1986-87 Northern Heights boys' basketball squad began the season with many young, inexperienced athletes. However, as the season progressed the team matured into a group that showed promise of a bright future. The NHHS Varsity began the season with tournament losses to Council Grove and Hillsboro. They bounced back to defeat Herington and Hamilton. The rest of the season the Wildcats suffered five losses which were fewer than eight points. They finished the season with a loss to St. Marys and ended with an 8- 13 record. Alan Kaniper and Brad Massey, the statistical leaders all year long, were both named to the Lyon County All-League basketball team. The Wildcats will be losing Eric Wooderson and Brian White to graduation. These two men provided strong leadership throughout the season. Along with these four men, Mark Walford and Greg French were letter winners. The Wildcat JV squad improved a tremendous amount throughout the season. The 6-10 record of the JV does not indicate the type of hustle and pride these Wildcats demonstrated. The Freshmen squad was winless in three games, but also improved their fundamental basketball skills. 34 VARSITY N.H.H.S. QPP 45 Council Grove 60 03 Hillsboro 73 54 Herington 37 oO Hamilton 42 56 Waverly 64 55 Olpe 64 39 MdC Valley 60 5o Hartford 46 61 Flinthills 62 53 Olpe 64 70 Lebo 77 77 Madison 69 44 Waverly 60 4o Mission Valley 62 09 Hartford 49 43 Council Grove 49 60 Chase County 66 LYON COUNTY LEAGUE TOURNAMENT 63 60 65 41 42 SUB-STATE TOURNAMENT 34 60 60 JUNIOR VARSITY N.H.H.S. OPP 25 Council Grove 64 4o Hillsboro 70 47 Herington 36 40 Hamilton 27 46 Waverly 53 39 Olpe 70 46 MdC Valley 67 42 Hartford 31 41 Flinthills 24 42 Olpe 44 32 Lebo 19 34 Madison 61 44 Waverly 50 39 Mission Valley 47 73 Hartford 46 41 Council Grove 56 36 Chase County 55 A. Kniper, B. Massey, B. White, and M. Walford - Tough D . A. Kaniper - Free Styling? A. Kaniper - Look at that vertical jump! Congratulations! Brad Massey Alan Kaniper First Team All-League G. French shooting a charity shot. E. Wooderson bringing the ball down the court. First Row: Michelle Potter, Diane Soetebier, Melinda Elbe. Sec- ond Row: Melissa Johnson, Kim Birchmeier, Laurie Davidson, Penny Pruitt, Kyndall Torrance. Third Row: Jenny Kayser, Mar- sha Williams, Shonna Minor, Marcia Jones, and Michelle Wheat. (Not pictured Jackie Shope) Girls Basketball Wildcat Defense - tough and strong. «UN Diane Soetebier takes an open shot. Wildcats huddle while coach O'Mara gives instructions. Michelle Wheat looks to pass the ball. NHHS vs. Opps. 26 Council Grove 43 30 Hillsboro 61 51 Herington 28 41 Hamilton 38 51 Waverly 40 43 Olpe 44 41 MdCV 51 50 Hartford 33 42 Flinthills 38 41 Olpe 54 55 Leob 43 55 Madison 40 17 Waverly 38 56 Mission Valley 42 64 Hartford 41 62 Council Grove 39 57 Chase County 60 Lyon County League Tournament 52 Hamilton 34 40 Olpe 53 36 MdCV 38 Sub State Tournament 43 St. Mary's 69 36 Freshman Team — First Row: Nancy Williams, Melinda Elbe, De- mia Loucks, Janell Newton. Second Row: Tracey Holman, Kathleen Moore, Jenni Myers, Kristi Biller, and Kim Shope. jv NHHS vs. Opps. 19 Council Grove 21 49 Hillsboro 41 48 Herington 14 29 Waverly 28 27 Osage City 44 24 MdCV 34 33 Hartford 19 34 Pomona 41 35 Flinthills 18 34 Olpe 25 35 Lebo 22 34 Madison 31 31 Waverly 32 39 Council Grove 51 30 Mission Valley 43 44 Hartford 17 28 Council Grove 45 31 Chase County 32 JV Team — First Row: Kyndall Torrance, Melinda Elbe, Tracey Holman, Kathleen Moore, Janell Newton, Kristi Bitler, Demia Loucks. Second Row: Michelle Potter, Kim Birchmeier, Penny Pruitt, Laurie Davidson, Tina Newton, Kim Shope, Jenni Myers, Nancy Williams, and Ginger Gatewood. 37 Boys7 Track Front Row: Brad Marcotte, Greg Karr. Back Row: Sean McDonald, Brad Massey, David Anderson, Alan Kaniper, Mark Walford, and Don Aye. 1. Steve Tucker catches his breath after a hard run. 2. Alan Kaniper takes a pit stop. 3. Steve Tucker kicks hard to finish first. 4. Track Managers Diane Denison and Matt Mercer give pointers to Laurie Davidson. 5. David Anderson gets ready throw the shot. Congratulations Alan Kaniper for finishing 1st place in the Triple Jump at the State Track Meet. 38 Girls7 Track 1. T. Eastman runs the 440 2. L. Davidson catches her breath after finishing the mile. 3. M. Jones finishes the 100 yard dash 4. K. Shope hands off to M. Jones 5. Manager T. Hopper holds T. Eastman's block 6. K. Birchmeier throws the javelin 7. L. Davidson hands off to T. Eastman Congratulations Laurie Davidson in finishing 2nd in the 1600 meter and 4th in the 800 meter at the State Track Meet. Kim Shope, Laurie Davidson, Marcia Jones, Kim Birchmeier Tiffany Eastman. 39 Rodeo Rodeo has become quite a popular sport among students of N.H.H.S. Al- though Northern Heights does not have a team, we have several individuals who enjoy the competition of Rodeo. The individuals at Northern Heights pay for their entry fees and travel expenses. Although this is not a school spon- sored sport, the individuals do have to keep their grades up to be able to participate. Drag Racing Mike Zumbrum a junior at Northern Heights has participated in the Kansas High School Drag Racing Association and has competed for two years now. Although he hasn't competed as long as some of the other participants, he is doing extremely well. 40 Drill Team First row: Julie O'Brien; Tricia Gundy, Co-Captain; Penny Pruitt; Jacinda Kahle; Tonya George; and Stephanie Lindsay. Second row: Diane Denison, Co-Captain; Holly Hizar; Anna Roberts, Co-Captain; Shonna Minor; Kyndall Torrance; and Lori Hilton. 41 PEP CLUB Fire� row: L. Cathcart, M. Potter, T. Eastman, S. Uhler, T. White, M. Biggs. Second row: P. Lauer, S. Lindsay, T. George, M. Lang, M. Williams-Stuco, M. Wyda-Secretary, C. O'Brien-Treasurer, M. Jones- President, T. Hopper-Vice President, S. Schroeder, J. Wyda D. Denison. Third row: Mrs. Jensen, K. Bilter, J. Newton, M. Elbe, K. Torrence, K. Phillips, L. French, B. Grother, D. Loucks, A. Roberts, N. Williams, J. Johnson, J. O'Brien, Mrs. Anderson. Fourth row: C. Roberts, J. Myers, L. Davidson, T. Stinson, L. Birk, E. Schubert, J. Hopper, J. Sattler, H. Davidson, A. Clark, P. Pruitt, K. Olson. Fifth row: K. Shope, B. Bailey, J. Schroeder, L. Hilton, T. Holman, J. Goldsmith, S. White, N. Grother, J. Kahle, S. Hensley, D. Soetebier, H. Hizar, K. Birchmeier. Sixth Row: T. Gundy. (Not Pictured: J. Shope, A. Adams, L. Burnett, K. Duncan, S. Heathman, M. Heathman, L. Jones, M. Johnson, D. Plankinton, M. Horton, M. Jackson) 0 fM 1. J. Shope - I feel good! 2. M. Grimsley- Isn't she lovely. 3. V. Ray - My head sure itches. 4. S. Heathman M. Mercer - Mr. Mrs. Claus. 5. D. Denison - I like to get close. 6. J. Wyda - See my new break dance moves. 7. J. Hopper - Look what I got from Santa! 8. S. Coe - Telling one of his bull riding stories. 9. Pinto Owners - Pinto Power Away!!! ro r r i I _J_J__,1 ,1 J .1—1, t m I___ I I ! :W . . : “T 1 1 m TTV I nz 4 I rvMT _J_ MM lm zr m=-H r n 1 tv 1 , 1 i ,17 1 I 1 ,i i J i U 1 ZM _L r_7T 7 7-------7 J ' T ANNUAL Front row- Jenny Kayser, Staci Heathman, Michelle Wyda, Rae Lynn Crane, Diane Denison. Back row-Mark Robinson, Jennifer Haden, Jackie Shope, Marcia Jones, and Mrs. Ray. Staff Uh-Oh M. Jones. Rae Lynn takes time to relax. Diane Denison Jenny Kayser Staci Heathman Deadline? Today? M. Robinson Jennifer Haden Mrs. Ray Advisor Aren't they special! J. Haden, J. Shope. Wake-up, Diane. Front Row: Marsha Williams, Laurie Davidson, Diane Denison, Tricia Gundy, Jenny Kayser, Michelle Wyda, Michelle Wheat. Back Row: Shannon Williams, Brad Massey, Marty Rice, Don Aye, Jacque Johnson, Jeff Schroeder, Tammy Hopper, Brian White, Brian Bailey, Mr. Powell-Sponsor, and Tiffany Eastman. Qualifications for Honor Society include: Scholarship (at least a B average). Leadership, Character, and Service. The Wildcat Chapter of National Honor Society had seventeen members this year. They ran the concession stand for athletic events, and everyone worked hard to keep it profitable. The chapter also sold calendars at the beginning of the year. The money made from calendar sales went for new books for the library and the art department, and for scholarships for seniors. Recipients of the scholarships were: Michelle Wheat-Kevin Dorton Jeff Wheat Memorial Scholarship, Tammy Hopper-Kevin Tally Brent Cox Memorial Scholarship and Marsha Williams-Marcia Kusmaul Mark Edmunds Memorial Scholarship. Don Aye would have been a recipient but declined because of his many other scholarship offers. OFFICERS-Don Aye-President, Marsha Williams- STUCO, Tiffany Eastman-Secretary, Tammy Hopper-Treasurer, Brian White-Vice President. Mr. Powell-Sponsor. Quiz Bowl The Northern Heights Quiz Bowl team won the Lyon County League Quiz Bowl for the third year in a row. Members of the winning team were D. Aye- captain, B. White, J. Kayser, S. White and D. Anderson. The Quiz Bowl team has been very successful for the past three years. In addition to being league Champs for three years, this year was also the third straight year Northern Heights has gone on to the State Competition. 1987 was also the first year that regionals were held, and Northern Heights became regional champs at Council Grove. Representing Northern Heights at regionals were D. Aye, B. White, and S. White. Congratulations Quiz Bowl!!!! nrreiimr Front Row: D. Aye-President, M. Williams-Vice President, D. Denison-Treasurer, J. Haden-Secretary, E. Parks-STUCCO; Back Row: Mrs. Noller-Sponsor, T. Hopper, M. Biggs, L. Cathcart, S. Lindsay, M. Mercer, S. Williams, G. Mounkes, L. Snider, and Mrs. Winter- Sponsor. During its first year at Northern Heights, the Science Club has been an exciting and educational challenge for the students interested in science, math, and computers. The members took a field trip to Wolf Creek Nuclear Power Plant for the two hour tour, and also toured St. Mary's Lab. A number of students in the club took projects to the Science Fair at Wamego. The entries included: Stephanie Lindsay-lst place in the category of Social Science: Lori Snider-2nd place in the category of Social Science; Jennifer Haden-3rd place in the category of Chemistry; Marsha Williams and Don Aye-4th place tie in the category of Chemistry; Shannon Williams-Superior Award in the category of Biology; Diane Denison, Doug Blankley, and Eric Parks- Excellent Awards in the category of Biology. Jennifer Haden and Diane Denison took projects to the regional Junior Academy of Science and qualified for state. Front Row: L. Davidson, T. Newton, J. Kayser, M. Biggs; Back Row: D. Aye, B. Massey, J. Ellis, B. White, S. White- Not Pictured-D. Anderson, Ms. Siegrist, Sponsor. Front Row: S. White, D. Anderson; Back Row: D. Aye, J. Kayser, B. White. S. White, D. Aye, and B. White with regional trophy. STUCO, in a joint effort with the parents' advisory council, hosted the first dance with a live band NHHS has had in five years. The band that played was VISIONS, (pictured at left). Ev- eryone had a great time and en- joyed the dance, thanks to STUCO and the parents' adviso- ry council for all the work they did. At Christmas time, STUCO hosted the first Senior Citizens' dinner, (pictures below). Over 190 senior citizens were served. Following the dinner there was a musical program and a visit from Santa Claus (Matt Mercer style). STUCO ■ric Parks, Holly Hizar, Julie Sattler, Lacie Birk, Diane Soetebier, Marsha Williams, Brian 'Vhite, and Mrs. Anderson. 50 Supercats 1st Quarter Lori Snider Sean McDonald Tonja White Christy Reust Don Aye Laurie Davidson Leila French Jenny Wyda Greg French 2nd Quarter Tammy Hopper Naomi Clock Kyndall Torrance Penny Pruitt Marsha Williams Joe Pond Chris Hase Brad Massey John Wilmore Jenni Myers Janelle Newton Dusty Strong Shawn Barger Stephanie Uhler 3rd Quarter Shannon Williams Sandra Hensley Don Aye Birgitta Andersson Kevin Marsh Melanie Biggs Jason Cathcart Greg Karr Shelly Schroeder Rae Lynn Crane Diane Denison Clint Myers NCtTH i u • • co i 4th Quarter Greg French John Wilmore Nancy Williams ONalee Clock Leita French Jennifer Haden Julie Sattler Laurie Davidson Melanie Biggs Gretchen Mounkes Julie O'Brien Anna Roberts Lori Jo Cathcart Tammy Hopper Shannon Williams Front Row: Steve Newton, John Milner, Steve Tucker, Robert Hutchcroft, Chuck Magathan, Bobby Purkey, Back Row: Mark Moser, Buster Minor, Mark Robinson, and John Pearson. Industrial Arts Freshmen Randy Blevins-Red Craig Browning-Blue Jason Cathcart-Red, Red Aaron Grother-Blue, Bronze Medal Mike Heathman-Red Rob Kahle-Red Demia Louks-Red Scott Milner-Red Sophomores Jerry Boyce-Blue, Gold Medal Rob Clark-Blue Nathan Grother-Blue Damon Krom-Red Kevin Marsh-Blue, Blue Dwayne Reust-Blue luniors Doug Blankley-Blue Jeff Schroeder-Red Kevin Shearer-Red John Wilmore-Blue Seniors Steve Coe-Blue Mark Deweese-Blue 51 Caught with her pants down. K. Birchmeier What did you guys do now? B. Massey and R. Hamlin Hard at work? C. Magathan, J. Pear- son, T. Goodpasture, and S. Newton 52 Smile pretty for the camera. R. Liggett Work on that computer. M. Robinson o f f 1 c e A i d e s Front row: Julie Sattler, Tiffany Eastman, and Jenny Wyda. Back row: Marcia Jones, Staci Heathman, Barbara Goff, Michelle Sweet, and Michelle Lang. Front row: Christy Reust, Lori Snider, Jackie Shope, Kim Duncan, Lisa Jones, Kim Birchmeier, and Diane Soetebier. Back row: Tammy Hopper, Michelle Wyda, Shannon Williams, Don Aye, Matt Mercer, Kevin Shearer, Rae Lynn Crane, Jacinda Kahle, Gretchen Mounkes, and Penny Pruitt. 53 VIP First row: Stephanie Uhler-Alto, Jenny Kayser-Alto, Tricia Gundy-Accompanist, Marsha Williams-Soprano, Jay Goldsmith- Soprano. Second row: Jacinda Kahle-Alto, Marcia Jones-Alto, Julie Sattler-Soprano, Penny Pruitt-Soprano, Don Aye-Bass, Alan Kaniper-Tenor, Matt Mercer-Tenor, Sean McDonald-Bass. Choir First row: Christy Reust, Penny Pruitt, Marsha Williams, Sean Mc- Donald, Alan Kaniper, Matt Mercer, Ginger Gatewood, Nancy Wil- liams, Michelle Sweet. Second row: Tammy Clock, Chris Roberts, Stephanie Lindsay, Tonja White, Birgitta Andersson, Melissa John- son, Kristi Bishop, Gretchen Mounkes, Shannon Williams, Julie O'Brien. Third row: Nele Wells, Anna Roberts, Becky Grother, April Welcome, Kelli Weber, Tricia Gundy, Jacinda Kahle, Steph- anie Uhler, Buffy Crippen. (Not Pictured: Becky Crippen, Adam Dye, Jay Goldsmith.) 54 Band First row: Michelle Potter. Second row: Marsha Williams, Kristina Bitler, Alan Kaniper, Gretchen Mounkes, Jenny Kayser. Third row: Marty Rice, Rick Hamlin, Chris Hase, Troy Eastman, Joe Pond. Fourth row: David Anderson, Naomi Clock, Erica Schubert, Janell Newton, Jacque Johnson, Donna Apadoca. Sixth row: Tiffany Eastman, Melissa Johnson, Staci Heathman, Dawn Plankinton, Shannon Williams. Seventh row: Onalee Clock, Melinda Elbe, and Tammy Clock. The Northern Heights High School band under the direction of Don Roberts, traveled to Manhattan on September 13, 1986, to participate in the 1986 K-STATE Band Day. The pep band was also invited to Emporia on January 17, 1987, to play for an Emporia State basketball game. On April 7, 1987, the band went to regionals and received a III rating. A very special thanks goes to Mark Robinson and Christy Reust for participating and helping out the pep band on several occasions. 53 FBLA First row: Jenny Kayser-Historian, Jenny Wyda-Parlimentarian, Matt Mercer, Treasurer, Michelle Wyda- President, Michelle Potter-Secretary, Diane Soetebier-Student Council, Mark DeWeese-Vice President, Mrs. Ray-Sponsor. Second row: Misty Heathman, Stephanie Lindsay, LaDonna Magathan, Stephanie Uhler, Penny Lauer, Christy O'Brien, Penny Pruitt, Jacinda Kahle, Gretchen Mounkes, Kristi Bishop, Nathan Grother. Third row: Kyndall Torrance, Mike Heathman, Melinda Elbe, Kris Phillips, Lacie Birk, Jamie Hopper, Erica Schubert, Kevin Marsh, Eric Parks, Wes Decker. Fourth row: Sandy Hensley, Debbie Webb, Staci Heathman, Joe Pond, Alan Kaniper, Tracey Stinson, Rhonda Liggett, Sean McDonald, Melissa Johnson, Kim Duncan Stewart Anderson. (Not Pictured: Doug Blankley, Jerry Boyce, Rick Hamlin, Don Shope.) On February 19, 1987, the Northern Heights Chapter of FBLA went to Burlingame to at- tend the District FBLA Confer- ence. Several Students placed in the District Conference they were: Gretchen Mounkes-3rd place in Office Procedures 3rd in Business Letter Writing: Matt Mercer-lst place in Federal In- come Tax 3rd in Personal Fi- nance: LaDonna Magathan-4th place in Electronic Calculator: Eric Parks-3rd place in Princi- ples of Management: Rhonda Liggett, Matt Mercer Jenny Wyda-3rd place in Current Events: Alan Kaniper, Tracey Stinson Jerry Boyce-4th place in Current Events. On April 2 3, 1987, the FBLA Chapter went to Emporia State University to attend the State Conference. It was a fun- filled two days at ESU. Activities were planned for both days with events such as: testing, cam- paign booths, a dance, confer- ences, a banquet, and other excit- ing events. At the State Confer- ence Rhonda Liggett placed 3rd in Office Procedures. As a result Rhonda, won a trip to Anaheim, California, to compete at the Na- tional Conference from June 30 to July 6. 56 1. Michelle Wheat Eric Wooderson-aren't they sweet. 2. Greg French Michelle Wyda-cute couple. 3. Christy O'Brien bored as usual. 4. I would have handed it in but my dog ate it -Rick Hamlin. 5. Peek-a-boo Jeff Schroeder and Doug Blankley. 6. Excuse me -Mrs. Noller. 7. Say what? -Jason Cathcart 8. Brad Massey looks sooo cute in a skirt! 9. Lori Jo Cathcart cleaning out her purse. 10. Erica Schubert skipping class. 11. Ain't I goregous? -Mr. Massey 12. Who said that? -Mrs. Anderson = fT f 'UU — w 1. Mr. Powell Lisa Jones-voted NHHS Best Couple '4 2. We didn't do it-E. Wooderson S. Kimball 3. NHHS entry into Special Olympics-D. Eckel- berry 4. You've got to be kidding-C. O'Brien 5. Aren't they cute? Michelle Wyda Michelle % Wheat 6. What are you drinking, Clint Myers? 7. Lori Snider looking sweet innocent. , 8. Can't you tell J. Stukey R. Crane love school? 9. M. Williams D. Aye get down at the dance. 10. B. White says I'm cool you're not Michelle Wheat escorted by Brian White The 1986 Homecoming ceremonies were held on October 10, 1986. Tiffa- ny Eastman and Steve Tucker were crowned Queen and King by 1985 Queen Marcia Biggs and King Tony Boyce. The royalty consisted of: Mar- cia Jones escorted by Shannon Kim- ball, Michelle Wheat escorted by Bri- an White, Tiffany Eastman escorted by Clint Myers, and Christy O'Brien escorted by Steve Tucker. The football game against Madison was an easy victory with the final score 44 to 7. The gym was decorated in fall col- ors to emphasize the theme When I Think of You. The music was pro- vided by Super Muzic Entertainment of Topeka. Homecoming Marcia Jones escorted by Shannon Kimball The Beauties La-.| Queen Tiffany T ucker King Steve 1985 Queen Marcia Biggs and King Tony Boyce 86 Christy O'Brien escorted by Steve Tucker Tiffany Eastman escorted by Clint Myers 60 Spirit Week Lookin' good! Mrs. Jensen Just clownin' around. E. Schubert What a nerd. Mrs. Thompson Cute, guys. R. Gilly, J. Johnson, T. Eastman, T. White, and M. Biggs Nice tie. J. Hopper Best friends G. Gatewood. L. Hilton, J. Kayser, and L. French 61 Queen Of Courts 1987 Marcia Jones Sean McDonald Michelle Wyda Brian White 62 Queen Of Courts Spirit Week fi i 1. M. Wheat, M. Wyda, M. Jones compete in the spirit week race. 2. Eric Wooderson, hurry up! 3. C. Hase, R Hamlin. K. Marsh hang ten. 4. Marcia Jones has the lead. 5. Michelle Wheat Michelle Wyda try to catch up. o. The Sophomore girls say Va Hoo! 7. Everyone gets down at the dance. 8. It's P.J. Stuffed Animal Day at NHHS. 9. The dance looks fun but Lori Hilton Brian White look like they're having a blast. 63 What now? D. Anderson Watch the birdie. D. Denison No comment. Coach Pruitt What a bunch of cooks. R. Clark, D. Reust. E. Parks, H. Crabtree, P. Loucks, D. Shope, T. Willard, C. Lingenfelter, J. Emley, D. Steele, and J. Moore. Of course I'm serious. L. Birk Take that! A. Kaniper and M. Jones Yeah you, T. Gundy Working hard M. Biggs, T. White, M. Pot- ter, and H. Hizar. 64 1. Well are you going to take the picture or not.? M. Horton, K. Bitler L. French. 2. T. Gundy M. Rice try to figure out the computer. 3. K. Birchmeier working hard as usual. 4. J. Haden enjoying what she is doing. 5. J. Kahle-“Look at me, boys.” 6. Jungle man, Mr. Roberts. 7. Picture this Birgitta Andersson. 8. Mr. Pirlot-student teacher for P.E.-teaches the Freshmen to sit. 9. Mr. Lee-Tall, Dark Handsome. 10. M. Jones-you look marvelous. 65 CAST Leaf 1 Leita French Leaf 2 .................................Lacie Birk The Coach ...........................Steve Newton Soccer Coach Diane Denison Harry L. Dinkel (Band Director) Matt Mercer Holly Budd (Head Majorette) ........Tricia Gundy Cheerleader 1 Penny Lauer Cheerleader 2 .......................Melanie Biggs Cheerleader 3 .....................Stephanie Uhler Cheerleader 4 .........................Tonja White Les Moore .................................Don Aye Crazy Harry ........................Jeff Schroeder Bull Bushka (Bully) .............. David Anderson Mrs. Burch (Principal) ............Marsha Williams Girl without a hall pass ..............Kim Duncan Suzi Peterson (Most Popular Girl) Jenny Kayser Suzi's girlfriend .....................Julie Sattler Stephanie .......................Stephanie Lindsay Funky Winkerbean ...................Jamie Hopper Tracy ................................Leita French Chris ..................................Lacie Birk Barry Balderman (Pres. STUCO) Mark Robinson Football Team ......................... Don Shope Eric Parks Tom Reust Jamie Hopper Mark Robinson Doug Blankley Gretchen Mounkes Demia Loucks Christy Reust Michelle Majors (with camera crew) Marsha Williams Edwina Crankshaft (Bus Driver) Anna Roberts The Eliminator (Video Computer Whiz) . Eric Parks Desk ...........................Gretchen Mounkes Voice of the Announcements ........... Kim Duncan Birgitta Anderson Marty Rice T.V. Camera Crew ............. Birgitta Andersson Erica Schubert Stephanie Lindsay Crazy Harry's Air Guitar Band ........Lori Hilton Rhonda Liggett Jamie Hopper Jay Goldsmith Demia Loucks 2 Unidentified Students ..............Lori Hilton Lori Burnett Marching Band Kris Phillips Penny Lauer Birgitta Andersson Nancy Williams Erica Schubert Tonja White Stephanie Uhler Demia Loucks Jay Goldsmith Melanie Biggs Soccer Team ....................Stephanie Lindsay Tonja White Stephanie Uhler Rhonda Liggett Melanie Biggs Dinkle's Gopher ........................Tom Reust Northern Weights Migh School April 10, II, 1187 7-30p-n7. PIT BAND Piano Tricia Gundy Naomi Clock Bass Naomi Clock Nancy Williams Trumpets Rick Hamlin Mark Robinson Trombones Jenny Kayser Marsha Williams Saxophones Jacinda Kahle Tina Newton Gretchen Mounkes Flutes Shannon Williams Diane Denison Erica Schubert Percussion David Anderson ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mr. Gary Massey, Principal Mr. Marvin Selby, Superintendent Mrs. Marilyn Thompson Mr Charley Wyda PRODUCTION STAFF Director A. Elwin Powell Music Director Don Roberts Stage Manager Laurie Davidson Crew Chief Marty Rice Stage Crew Props Brad Massey Brian White Shawn Barger Steve Tucker Promotion Michelle Wyda Jennifer Haden Chris Roberts Lights Alan Kaniper Ron Brunkow Make-up Michelle Wyda Christy O'Brien Marcia Jones Lori Snider Jackie Shope Jennifer Haden Chris Roberts Curtain Mark Walford Ushers Brian Bailey Kirk Hammond 66 1. H. Dinkle, F. Winkerbean, and Gopher struggling through a lesson. 2. L. Moore patrolling the hall. 3. Cheerleaders and Westview High Scapegoat are depressed by another losing season. 4. J. kayser and J. Sattler getting made-up. 5. S. Peterson and best friend discuss how popular they are. 6. H. Budd, H. Dinkle, S. Peterson, and best friend-H. Budd wants to be Homecoming Queen!! 7 Marching band practice. 8. The Cast-Ready for one last night. 9. C. Harry and band-Auditioning. 10. E. Crankshaft telling the audience how mean she is. 11. Lori Hilton-Last minute memorization!” 12. M. Mercer-Feelin fine! 13. Soccer coach and football coach having a slight disagreement. 14. B. Bailey and K. Hammond-Two handsome ushers. 1. Waiting for the night to begin. 2. L. Davidson - Toastmistress for the night. 3. Dr. Larry Erpelding - Guest Speaker. 4. T. Eastman reads the class prophecy. 5. M. Wheat reads the class wills. 6. M. Walford M. Zumbrum - relaxing after dinner. Prom '87 Jungle Paradise Everyone Listening to the speaker. Shonna Minor Lanny Massey. Mr. Mrs. Wyda G. Gatewood J. Moore rest while everyone else dances. Rhonda Liggett Mark Robinson The only date Melissa could get - M. John- son Mr. Massey. 69 Senior Beauties Those good looking Senior guys. A. E. Powell enjoying the evening. On May 2 the Juniors held the Junior- Senior Prom in the high school gym. The evening started off at 6:30 with Laurie Davidson, Junior President, welcoming everyone. Rev. Dale Lewis gave the invo- cation. Dinner was then served by the Junior Class Mothers. The meal, consist- ing of roast beef, mashed potatoes, corn, green beans, hot rolls, jello salad, and cherry cheesecake, was served buffet- style. Dr. Larry Erpelding, guest speaker, en- couraged everyone to Go For It. Tiffa- ny Eastman, Senior Class Secretary, read the class prophecy and Michelle Wheat, Senior Class President, read the class wills. The dance started at 8:00 with FOX 105 providing the music. The gym was deco- rated as a jungle. A grass hut was placed on the stage with a waterfall painted in the background. Parachutes were draped from the ceiling and a small waterfall was on the gym floor. Coconuts, parrots, pineapples, and many different plants were placed around the gym. 70 The waterfall fish pond. The Hut Senior Trip On May 15th at 5:30 p.m. the Senior class headed out of the NHHS parking lot for Kansas City. We arrived in K.C. at 8:00 p.m. and unpacked. On Saturday we went to Worlds of Fun and then to the Nelson Art Gallery. Sunday morning everyone got up bright and early and we headed out for the zoo. After visiting all the animals we then went back to our hotel to do what we pleased with the rest of our day. Some of us went right to the pool, others took advantage of the sauna, whirlpool or played a game of tennis on the courts. On Monday we went to Hallmark and then we went shopping all afternoon at the mall. After we got back from the mall we got ready to go to the Royals game. The game was really neat except for the rain, but everyone had fun anyway. On Tuesday we went on the Missouri River Queen boat ride. After the boat ride everyone got loaded up and we headed for home. Even though everyone was exhaused from the trip it was definitely a trip to remember! 71 RESULTS OF LEAGUE SCHOLARSHIP TESTS CLASS 3A AND STATE NAME SUBJECT Aye, Don Literature XII Physics American Government Current Affairs Bailey, Brian Computer Literacy Physics Biggs, Melanie Spelling X Home Econimics II Clark, Rob Industrial Arts Clock, Onalee General Math Home Economics I Davidson, Laurie Physics American History Duncan, Kim Psychology Eckelberry, Dan American Government Ellis, Joey Spelling X French, Leita English IX Home Economics I Grother, Rebecca H.S. Health Hopper, Tammy Algebra II Houck, Jeff General Business Kahle, Jacinda English X Karr, Greg Plane Geometry Kayser, Jenny English IX Liggett, Rhonda English XI Massey, Brad American History Myers, Clint Current Affairs Newton, Tina Plane Geometry Home Economics II O'Brien, Julie English X Plane Geometry Home Economics 11 Rice. Marty Algebra II Stinson, Tracey Spelling IX Wheat, Michelle English XII Williams. Marsha Literature XII American Government Williams, Nancy English IX Wilmore, John Current Affairs General Business STATE PLACE CLASS 3A LEAGUE PLACE PLACE H 3 H 3 1 1 1 1 (tie) 1 1 (tie) H H 5 (tie) 6 (tie) 6 (tie) 3 4 (tie) 2 H 2 H H 6 (tie) 3 4 (tie) 3 H 2 2 (tie) 5 (tie) 6 5 H H 2 (tie) H H 1 H H 4 H H 3 (tie) 6 (tie) 5 H H 6 (tie) 1 H H 5 (tie) H H 2 H H 3 (tie) 4 4 H 1 (tie) H H 2 H H 4 H H 1 1. Matt Mercer are you attacking Nancy Williams? 2. Tonja White- Please don't take my picture. ' 3. Jenny Kayser writes thank-you notes. 4. Jackie Shope Marcia Jones have loads of fun playing in the balls 5. Late to class again Anna Roberts? 6. Evil woman-Diane Denison 7. Jan Stukey- Yeah I like to take it easy. 8. What are you doing? -Mark Robinson 9. Brad Massey . Tiffany Eastman have fun cuddling together. 10. Kimmy Birchmeier Diane Soetebier are you two drinking again? 11. Shonna Minor are you having a bad day? Graduation-1987 Class Motto Going for it takes nerve, getting it takes talent. Class Colors Blue and Silver Class Flower Red Rose Graduates Ingrid Birgitta Andersson Donald Eric Aye Brian David Bailey Douglass Eugene Blankley Naomi Lynette Clock Stephan Joseph Coe Rae Lynn Crane Tommy Joe Crumrine Mark Edwin DeWeese Tiffany Ann Eastman Daniel David Eckelberry Timothy M. Goodpasture Michelle Leigh Grimsley Kirk Dwain Hammond Tammy Ranee Hopper Lisa Michelle Jones Marica Ann Jones Shannon Lee Kimball Sean Edgar McDonald Charles Harold Magathan Clinton Ray Myers Steven Scott Newton Christina Ann O'Brien John Wallace Pearson Christine Dawn Reust Mark Lee Robinson Jacqueline Sue Shope Lori G. Snider Janice Ann Stukey Steve Bradley Tucker Michelle Dawn Wheat Brian James White Marsha Lynn Williams Eric Lee Wooderson Michelle Eleanor Wyda Don Aye — Valedictorian Michelle Wheat — Salutatorian Naomi Clock shows off her talent on Graduation Northern Heights' VIP sings at Graduation. Day. Marcia Jones, going to Holly- wood after graduation? Looks as though Tiffany East- man is more excited about graduation than Brad Massey is. Laurie Davidson and Jeff Houck, Ju- nior escorts Eric Wooderson Michelle Wheat Brian White Lisa Jones Tiffany Eastman Christy O'Brien Shannon Kimball Kirk Hammond Michelle Wyda 76 4U' I I Marsha Williams and Christy Reust Michelle Wyda Tiffany Eastman Steve Coe Clint Myers Birgitta Andersson I Jan Stukey Lisa Jones Michelle Wheat, Sean Mc- Donald Dan Eckleberry Graduates say good-bye 77 1. Marcia Jones her best friend-the pole. 2. Greg French says Hey, back off!” 3. Diane Denison and her unusual sunglasses. 4. All smiles from Bireitta Andersson. 5. Mrs. Anderson Shannon Kimball World Champion Arm Wrestlers. 6. M. Jonnson, J. Johnson L. Cathcart gossiping again! 7. Clint Myers says Don't take my picture, I'm reading. 8. The Big Boys-Mike Zumbrum Matt Mercer. 9. Lisa Jones' better side. 10. What’cha pulling out of your locker Christy Reust? 1. Two Sweeties-Penny Pruitt Stephanie Uhler 2. What a pep club! N. Williams, M. Williams, L. French, K. Phillips, L. Burnett 3. What'cha doing, Paul Sweet? 4. Hey, what are you looking at? M. Mercer 5. Show us those pearly whites-N. Grother. 6. Jacinda Kahle, Santa's little elf. 7. Dear God .... J. Kayser T. Gundy 8. Well are you going to take the picture or not -D. Denison 9. Best Friends-M. Wyda, K. Olson, T. Stinson. 10. Go ahead, I dare you to take my picture. R. Crane 11. Pretty as a picture, M. Lang. YOU HEARD IT THROUGH THE GRAPEVINE - Is D. Heimann really dealing drugs to poor innocent students like B. Massey or is D. Heiman a Soviet woman shot putter spying on the U.S. for her country? a n 1. C. Stapp hard at work. 2. B. Marcotte - SURPRISE!! 3. L. Davidson - Stilts? 4. Are you guys posing or do you always hang out on bus tops? L. Davidson, J. Houck, M. Rice, D. Denison, J. Sattler. 5. NHHS's version of Tweedle Dee Tweedle Dumb - J. Wyda K. Marsh. 6. R. Brunkow enthused about school. 7. S. Uhler - The Original Happy Homemaker. l A noble look from S. Anderson Betty Davis eyes D. Heiman Nice shoes K. 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