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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1988 volume:

fJU-R' ?: 1 fi I NHHS 1987-1988 Allen, Kansas 1987-1988 Volume XXXIII Northern Heights Wildcats Table Of Contents Seniors 2 Underclassmen 17 Faculty 25 Athletics 29 Clubs 46 Activities 59 Ads 80 NHHS 1958-1959 1. Kjersti Dosen-Please don't take my picture. 2 Jason Jenkins-Supersweet Guy! 3. Jett Houck-What's so funny? 4. John Wilmore-lf you take my picture!!! 5. Carolyn Denison-Diane's mother — Then 6. Diane Denison — Now 7 Audrey Countryman-Studying hard. 8 Marty Rice-What's up. Babe? 9. Stephanie Lindsay rides the Convincer. 10. Lori Hilton-Taste Good? That Was Then This Is Now 2 The year is 2008. The N.H.S. class of 1988 is having its 20-year reunion at Mazzio's in Emporia. The class of 1988 will be greeted first by the head parking attendant. Brad Massey, who is also the guest speaker Next they will be seated by the new owner of Mazzio's. Tiffany Eastman. Mike Zumbrum is the first to arrive at 6:45, speeding in his little Monza because he is 15 minutes late according to his invitation. Marty Rice and Chris Roberts arrive next. Marty and Chris designed and sent the computerized invitation to everyone. Marty completely computerized the McDonald's chain. Chris has become a world-famous artist. Don Shope pulls up in his donut truck. Don took over Dunkin Donuts and brought one dozen of everybody's favorite donut. Ginger Gatewood and Kelli Weber arrive next. They begin setting up posters of Ginger's famous cartoons. Kelli draws parttime for Ginger and has a large horse ranch in her spare time. The entertainment for the evening begins setting up. Ron Brunkow, a famous card dealer from Vegas, sets up his table while Stephanie Lindsay, a show girl from Vegas, and Julie Sattler. a singer from Vegas, also set up their equipment for the show. John Milner pulls up with his semi of beer from St. Louis. Mo. John became a world-famous truck driver by making the 1st non-stop beer run around the world. The rest of the alumni begin arriving. Mark Moser arrives in one of his many fine G.M. vehicles He has taken over his father's dealership Mark has a close business relationship with Kevin Shearer, who owns Shearer's Savage Salvage Yard. Kevin supplies Mark with parts to rebuild cars. A white Odsmobile pulls up. out jumps Mark Watford, who sets the world record for breaking the most opponents' noses in a single season. Mark is carrying a drive shaft for Kevin's collection. Mike Z smiles slyly and asks where he “found that'' Mark grins and says he doesn't recall. However, the rumor went around that Tricia and Howard have been plagued by a few mechanical problems with their squad car that day. Flashing lights appear on the horizon. As they grow nearer the car can be made out as being a Highway Patrol car. It is Howard Crabtree 8c Tricia Gundy. Howard 8c Tricia are Kansas Highway Patrol men. The next to arrive is Jason Jenkins, head of the weapons department of the Central Intelligence Agency. He has been busy working undercover protecting our beautiful nation. Running in after Jason is Laurie Davidson followed by Kristi Bishop on her moped. Laurie is trying to become the next President of the United States. Kristi is Laurie's campaign manager. She is using her old government notes to help with the campaign. Matthew E. Mercer, Esq. arrives in style in his flamingo pink, stretch limo, complete with personal Dlates entitled “Snorkel . Matt has replaced the former writer of “Good Evening in the Emporia Gazette and has changed the name to “Bits of Wisdumb and syndicated it. Suddenly a dot appears on the horizon. As it draws closer, everyone is able to make out the figures of Stewart Anderson and Jeff Schroeder, on a Lamborghini hood being pulled by Shawn Barger The trio is what is known as the Olympic Carhooding Team, and have over the past six years, acquired five golds and missed a gold on the other one because of a near fatal accident. In their spare time the olympians acquired Christmas trees to give to needy people. The sound of screaming tires can be heard as Jim Moore slides into the parking lot. Jim became a world renowned pool player. In his spare time he developed a car specifically to out-run cop cars. Out of the sky a hand suddenly appears, standing behind the pulpit is the Rev. John Wilmore. John is now the President of the PTL Club and owns many resort homes for the members of the class of 1988. Pulling into the parking lot next in what seems to be a car with a set of teeth with braces glued to the roof is. Dr. “T , better known as Alan Kaniper. With Alan is Staci Heathman. Alan has became known for being the orthodontist that leaves the trendy gap between the two front teeth. Staci. Alan's dental hygienist campaigns everywhere they go. Their motto is “Spaces and braces make beau “T iful faces! . The next to arrive are Shannon Williams and Jennifer Haden, two of the Nobel Prize winners for a new type of steroid. Following is their guinea pig. Eric Parks, who is now Mr. America 2005. Thanks to the new steroid he has many bodybuilding awards. Stepping out of the U.S.D. 251 van and strolling in are LaDonna Magathan, Misty Heathman. Jenny Kayser and Doug Steele LaDonna and Misty are now working at Northern Heights as business teachers. They replaced Mrs. Ray and Mrs. Dhority back in 1998. Misty replaced Mrs. Ray when she became the owner of H 8t R Block and Mrs. Dhority was replaced by LaDonna when she went back to Kansas State University to teach. Jenny became the new sex education teacher at Heights, and defends her new teaching procedures by being a world class-lawyer. Doug is under contract with U.S.D. 251 to Rainbow Bright all the carpets. Jeff Houck arrives next in his blast from the past, the LORD C., a 1987 24-karat-gold-plated Ferrari, which he won in a shot slamming contest. Jeff has become a multi-millionaire by raising and training champion cutting horses. Within a few minutes a Jaguar pulls up. out climbs Diane Denison and Lori Jo Cathcart. Diane now has a very successful veterinary clinic in New York with other offices in Kentucky. Kansas, and California. Lori Jo. world-famous-fashion designer, is preparing to go to Europe to show her new line of swimsuits, but has delayed her trip to attend the reunion. Lori Hilton is the next to arrive, roaring up to the restaurant in her red Porsche 944 Turbo. Lori is a famous photographer here to take pictures of the class reunion. Next to arrive are Becky Crippen and Kjersti Dosen. Becky is a travel agent. She made the arrangements for Kjersti's return to Kansas. Kjersti is a model for Lori Jo's fashions. She has made them famous all over Europe. A yellow VW Bug carefully parks in front of the restaurant. Audrey Countryman steps out. Audrey is the head of the watercolor department at Hallmark Cards. The next to arrive are Melissa and Jacque Johnson. They took over the Johnson Johnson Company. Now that she is rich. Melissa can date guys all over the world. Jacque is glad the reunion is in Emporia, so she can also make the Vo-tech reunion. The next to arrive is Harley Davidson. Harley became famous when he fitted all his models with “flip- up shades . Robert Hutchcroft zooms in next. He is driving his world-famous El Camino, in which he broke the sound barrier in 1999 Shonna and Buster Minor are the next to arrive. They model their famous hair styles, and offer to give a free haircut to anyone who is crazy enough to want one. Thrilled to have the class all back together again. Michelle Sweet rushes into the restaurant to see all of her old friends. Michelle is living in a penthouse on top of Newman's Hospital. Jeff Emley is the last to arrive. Jeff's love for hunting led him to become the next “Crocodile Dundee . He is late because he had to walk all the way from Australia. The pizza is served shortly after 8:00 and the class of 1988 settles down to a wild and crazy night of partyin'. Christine Ann Roberts Diane Lynn Denison Jennifer Lynn Kayser 4 Harley Davidson LaDonna Irene Magathan Jeffrey Dale Schroeder 5 I. Stewart Anderson, being of frazzled mind and teacher-abused body leave the following: To Tonja White, the fond memories of Marty Rice; to Joe Pond a pair of flip-up shades so he can really be cool; and to Joe Anderson the ability to go to a party without getting beat up and hauled away by the cops. I. Shawn Barger, being of no mind and destroyed body bequeath the following: To Rick Hamlin I leave my ability to realize when my girlfriend is dating other guys. To Mr. Kuhn. Chilton's Basic HOW TO CHANGE A SPARK PLUG. I. Kristi Renae Bishop, being of depraved mind and deprived body do will to the following: To Lora Tucker, my ability to drive down the road under 100 miles an hour. To Carrie Ann Schiesser I leave my ability to be friends with Gretchen Mounkes and understand her. To Bill Rice I leave myself. I. Ron Brunkow. being of scorched brain and singed body, will to the following: To Lacie Birk I leave myself, to Mike Zumbrum all the fat I have, and to Jason Jenkins my windshield washer fluid and the ability to use my brain. I. Lori Jo CHEEZ Cathcart. being aH tan. all bod. and all-knowing mind, hereby will the following: To the Mattress Police a .69 cheeseburger, to Di a can of bean dip. to the 1987-88 cheerleaders my everlasting spirit, and to Zum I leave myself which includes my love and friendship forever. I. Audrey Countryman, being of sound mind, will my quietness to T. Stinson, my artistic ability to Mrs. Anderson, and my thinking ability to Mr. Pierce. I. Howard A. Crabtree, being of absent mind and so-so body, do leave to the following: To Jerry Boyce, the ability to own a decent automobile instead of a FORD, to Kevin Marsh and Craig Browning the ability to skip school and not get caught, and to Staci Heathman all the fond memories of Doug Steele. Mr. G. M. Doug wrench! I. Becky A. Crippen. being of abused mind and body will to the following: To Shirley Jo. who wrecks like me, my motorcycle, to Buffy. all my unfinished work from Mr. Powell's class, and finally to Mr. Powell. I leave my government and history books, hoping to never see them again. I. Harley Davidson, being of wild mind and body, will to the following: To Dwayne Reust, the courage to race someone and admit that his car isn't bad! And to Joe Pond, I leave my flip-up shades. I. Laurie Davidson, being of slow mind and body, leave to Scott White, my sense of responsibility so that he will be eligible for all of the football games next year, and to Tricia Gundy I leave the Tomato ... rest assured that she will never drive it. I. Lady Di Denison, being of Kansas State-oriented mind and purple and white covered body, bequeath to the following: To Lori Jo Cathcart. I leave my favorite K-State cup that was well used during decorating for prom our junior year and a can of bean dip; to Jerry Boyce. I leave my ability to never make it to school on time; last but not least I leave to Jeff Houck a surfboard and some fish food because I know that someday he will again be in need of them. I, Kjersti Dosen. being of foreign mind and exhausted body leave to Kevin Marsh my love and ability to be good! To Joey Ellis all the Norwegian guys so that she can corrupt them and to everyone at NHHS my address so that they can visit me in Norway. I, Jeff Emley. being of no mind and beer beaten body, will to the following: Ted Willard, his own bottle of Stetson cologne so he won't drink all of Dwayne's, and to Ginny my ability to barely pass Mr. Powell's class. I, Ginger Gatewood, being of pea-sized mind and very depraved body, do hereby bequeath the following: To Jenni Myers I leave a package of Oscar Meyer Weiners since she seems to like them so much, to Becky Grother I leave my ability to get into a body of water without becoming physically injured, and to Melissa Johnson I leave my ability to make sure my clothes are in my house and not my truck before I take a shower. I. Tricia Gundy, being of small unalcoholic body and perverted mind, will the following: To Melinda Elbe and Diane Soetebier, I leave my height, they really need it; to Tracey Stinston, I leave my air-head blonde reputation, and to Rick Hamlin. I leave the ability not to get jealous over KOOL people! I. Jennifer Haden. being of sound mind and body do hereby bequeath the following: To Shonna Minor a life-time supply of frozen hashbrowns. to Kat Moore, the dent in my truck hood since she put it there, to Joey Ellis, the ability not to always talk about a certain male's posterior, and to Tina Newton my insulated coffee cup so she doesn't have to ask to drink out of it. I. Misty Heathman. being of partying mind and body, will the following: To my cousin and best friend Staci Heathman. the ability to find a light and a case of bubble bath, to LaDonna Magathan the ability to fall asleep in shorthand even when Mrs. Ray is in a grouchy mood, and to all my friends my everlasting friendship. I. Staci Heathman. being of outrageous mind and slightly abused body, leave the following: To Marc Nuesson myself, and to LaDonna I leave my ability to find a light, and to Misty Clueless, Julie Boobie, and Lori Nee-Nee my friendship. I. Lori Hilton, being of used, abused and confused body and mind, will the following: To Lori B. (Janet). I leave my sense of humor and all the extra pickles she needs; to Kyndall Torrance. I leave my obnoxious ability to keep basketball stats, and to Nathan Grother. I leave my ability to not spill my drink while talking. I. Jeff Houck, being of slightly crazed mind and slightly tremendous body, leave these things to these people: To Jerry the Boyce. I leave the Wonder Camaro. so he can own a real car; to Mike Zumbrum, I leave a bust of the porcelain god to use at all of his future New Year's Eve parties; and finally to Mr. Watford. I leave the ability not to do the breast stroke in a ditch on a 'possum hunt. I. Robert L. Hutchcroft. being of no mind, leave the following: To the teachers, the ability to give students their own space, (no names needed), and to my dear deformed cousin the ability to give one teacher trouble the rest of his years. I. Jason Jenkins, being of abused body and no mind do hereby bequeath the following to Jim Moore and Jeff Schroeder the ability to have a meeting at 2:25 every day or something akin to that particular moment, to Ron Brunkow the ability to stay awake at future parties, and finally to all of the underclassmen who are hopefully going to strive to keep the D.T. alive, all the empty kegs that I have purchased in my high school career Jacque Johnson, being of creechin mind and under-used body, do will the following: To Melissa Johnson, I whl the ability to park in designated beach areas, and to Laurie Davidson. I will my ability to be in the Daily Report. I. Melissa Johnson, being of diluted mind and athletic body will these things to the following people: To Melinda Elbe I leave my reserved spot in the locker room so she can have a place for all her junk. To Kyndall Torrance I leave all my good times so she can have plenty of them. To Janell Newton I leave my ability to eat four different kinds of food in less than a minute. To Lori Burnett I leave all my clothes so she never has to wear the same outfit twice. I, Alan Kaniper. being of athletic body and perverted mind hereby leave the following: I leave my Koolness with a K to Rick Hamlin. To Mike Fatty Zumbrum I leave my bike tire so he will have just a little more. And last but not least, to Melinda I leave my 6 awesomeness although she has more than anyone could ever use in a lifetime and I also leave her myself. I, Jenny Kayser, being of average mind and body do hereby bequeath the following: To Melinda Elbe, my big backyard because she needs it worse than I do: to Melissa Johnson. I will my height for college, she needs all that she can get. and to Tricia Gundy. I will my friendship, it's been put to the test and passed! And lastly, to Scott White. I will my ability to put forth at least enough effort to pass a class for two semesters. I. Stephanie Lindsay, being of defective body and over-exercised mind, will to the following. To Lori Burnett, my ability to march in step without someone saying it and to Marsha and Nancy Williams. Kat Moore, Jay Goldsmith. Jennifer Haden. and Anna Roberts. I leave my everlasting love and friendship. I, LaDonna Magathan. being of not so perfect body and unsound mind will the following: To Misty Heathman the ability to stay awake during classes and be clueless all the time, to Staci and Misty I leave my friendship because they are the only ones who deserve it. To Stephanie Lindsay, my partying ability so she will know how to party RIGHT, and the rest I take with me because no one deserves it. But anybody who wants my car can have it. I. Matt Mercer, being of confused, abused and disoriented mind and overly indulged body leave to: Scott White some of my fat, he needs all he can get; to Tonja White and Melanie Biggs I leave matching clothes so they will always look alike and a sound-proof tent so they can't hear everything that is said on trips to the great outdoors, and to Rick Hamlin I leave a phone book so he can call people in Allen if the urge ever hits him again I. John Milner, being of strange body and no brain, will to the following: To my brother Scott my car so he will have one. To Mike Zumbrum my stereo system since he likes it so much. The rest I keep because I need it for the future. I. Buster Minor, being of crazy mind will the following: To Leonard Crane a Chevy Truck and the rest I'm taking with me because no one else deserves it. I. Shonna Michelle Minor, being of confused mind and deprived body do hereby will the following to: Holly Renee Hizar. I leave the ability to know exactly what you want out of life before it's gone, and the best of luck with Scott M. To Jennifer Haden. I leave a case of unsweetened applesauce to do with as she wishes. To Michelle Lang. I leave great memories of some pretty wonderful weekends. I. Jim Moore, being of addel mind and abstractly formed body do bequeath the following things to these people: To Rich Chaney. I leave my jocular nature. To my little sister, I leave the names Rambo and Shiney because she does adore them so. To Richard Wells. I leave the ability to keep crude comments to myself until I get some size to me. I. Mark Moser, being of sound mind and body, do hereby bequeath the following: To Troy (Mick) I leave a smaller set of lips; and to Stewart I leave my ability to relate to women. I. Eric Todd Parks, being of bruised body and blasted mind leave the following: To Tom Reust, I leave the ability to take off his shirt while running and not trip. To Brad Marcotte I leave my ability to get out of working the chain gang at grade school games. To all of my friends in the senior class I leave all the friendship and luck I can give. I. Marty Rice, being of quiescent mind and Kafkaesque body do bequeath the following: To Eric Parks I leave the ability to choose a bad night for camping, to Matt Mercer I leave a soggy, trampled T-shirt that just won't dry out. and to Mr. Mollach I leave the Rules and Regulations supplement to Trivial Pursuit. I, Christine Ann Roberts, being of sound mind and innocent body will to the following: To my sister Anna the ability to talk to guys without getting so tongue tied. To Shonna Minor the ability to always keep a smile on my face, and to Mrs. Anderson. Melissa Johnson. Julie Sattler, Kimberly Duncan, and Shonna Minor my friendship that will last forever I. Julie Lynn Sattler. being of deranged mind and more than abused body, do bequeath the following: To Nathan Grother. I leave my ability to drink purple punch through a straw without falling down, and last of all I leave my Too Cool for School attitude to Mr. Mollach, because life is more fun if you can cause trouble without getting caught doing it!!!! I. Jeff Schroeder, being of little or no mind and unruly body bequeath the following: To John Wilmore I leave enough gas money to go to Omaha so he can have a reunion with his long lost girlfriend, and to Mrs. Jackson, Orpha. I leave myself and Dustin Heiman. though she may have tried to hide it, we always knew that she had a crush on us. I. Kevin Shearer, being of fried mind and stretched body will the following: My Mustang to Jeff Emley so he can own his own car. To Ted Willard all my pencils so he doesn't have to steal any more of mine. To Nathan Grother and Stewart Anderson my ability to go to Kansas City and not pass out. I. Don Shope. being of sound mind and under-used body will the following: To Leonard Crane my Chevy 4x4 so he won't have to own a Ford any more. To Mr. Powell my ability to ignore stupidity. I. Doug Steele, of strong mind and body will the following: To Dwayne Reust the courage to race Mike Zumbrum and to Harley Davidson a V8 motor for his Triump and to Staci Heathman, the ability to stick to one guy. I. Michelle Sweet, being of sound mind and body will the following: To Brenda Apps I leave my everlasting friendship. To my brother Paul I leave my government notes and to Rob Mundy I leave my love forever I. Mark Walford. being of crazed mind and body leave the following: To Jeff Schroeder I leave my Ghost White Olds so he'll have proper transportation to his D.T meets. And to Greg Sloberin Bob French, I leave my Tesla tape so he can Get Better whenever he needs to. I. Kelli Weber, being of crazy mind and sensuous body will the following: To Demia Loucks the ability to find a boyfriend, to Erica Schubert my crazy sense of humor, and to my boyfriend David the ability to let my feelings show and not bottle them up. I. Shannon Williams, being of strange mind, do hereby bequeath the following: To Marla Jackson my ability not to complain about homework, to Demia Loucks my ability in math, and to all first-year band members my ability to march eight to five so Mr. Robins won't reprimand them anymore. I. John Wilmore. being of extraordinary mind and body will the following: To Jerry Boyce I leave a 200 six-cylinder engine to replace his 289. to Chad Uhler I leave my size and strength to keep him from getting killed in football, and to Jenny Wyda I leave my Nebraska Cornhusker jersey, she'll need it when she comes to her senses about K.U. football. I. Mike FATTY Zumbrum. being of hard mind and chubby body will the following: To Scott White my nickname Fatty so he can be the fattest kid in the Lyon County League. To Jason Jenkins a keg of beer, a tapper, and my bellybutton so he can have two, and to Lori Jo my everlasting love and friendship. 7 8 Mark Matthew Moser Patricia Kay Gundy John Todd Wilmore James Dean Moore Jacqueline Joy Johnson Kevin D Shearer Shonna Michelle Minor Stephanie Diane Lindsay Eric Todd Parks Bradley Shawn Barger Michelle LaRae Sweet 9 Stewart Anderson Industrial Arts 1-4 Shawn Barger Football 2. Industrial Arts 2.3. Kristi R. Bishop Choir 3. Future Business Leaders of Amer- ica 2-4. Ron Brunkow Football 1-4. Track 1.2. Plays 1-4, Vo-Tech 4. Industrial Arts 1.2. Homecoming King 4 Lori Jo Cathead National Honor Society 4. Cheerleader 2.3.4. Head Cheerleader 4. Homecoming Queen Candidate 4. Pep Club 1-4. Sci- ence. Math, and Computer Club 3.4. Queen of Courts Candidate 4 Audrey Countryman Art 1-4. B-Honor Roll 4 Howard Crabtree Industrial Arts 3. Art 1-4. Becky Crippen Volleyball 2.4. Choir 1-4 Harley Davidson Football 1.4. Track 1.4. Basketball 1.4; Choir 4. Industrial Arts 1.3.4. Laurie Davidson Class President 3.4. Class Treasurer 2. Na- tional Honor Society 3.4. Play 2.3.4. Bas- ketball 1-4. Track 1-4. Cross Country 3.4. Pep Club 1-4. Quiz Bowl 1-4. Homecoming Queen Diane Lynn Denison National Honor Society 3.4. NHS Treasurer 4. Annual Staff 3.4; Editor-in-Chief Annual Staff 4. Basketball 1. Volleyball 1-4. Track 2.4. Band 1. Plays 1-4; Drill Team 3. Drill Team Co-Captam 3. Class Treasurer 3. Class Vice President 4. Science. Math, and Computer Club 3.4. S.M.C.C Secre- tary 4. Pep Club 1-4 Kiersti C Posen Choir 4. VIP 4. Pep Club 4 George J Emley. Jr Football 2. Industrial Arts 1. Choir 1 Ginger Gail Gatewood Basketball 3. Track 2. Choir 2,3.4. Pep Club 4 Patricia Kay Gundy Office Aide 4, National Honor Society 3,4. Basketball 1.2. Volleyball 1-4. Track 4. Band 1-4 Choir 1-4; Pep Club 1-4; VIP 2-4; Plays 1-4, Drill Team 3.4. Homecoming Queen Candidate 4. Pep Club President 4. Quiz Bowl 4. Science. Math, and Com- puter Club 4. Queen of Courts Candidate 4 Jennifer Len Hoden Science. Math, and Computer Club Presi- dent 4. S.M.C.C. 3.4. S.M.C.C. Secretary 3. Annual Staff 3.4. Honor Roll 1.4. Super- Cat 3. Junior Academy of Science 2.3.4. Play 2.3. Office Aide 2. Misty Heothman Basketball 1; Future Business Leaders of America 2.3.4, Staci Heathman Band 1-3; Future Business Leaders of America 2-4. Pep Club 1-3; Basketball Manager 3. Play 1.2. Lori Renee Hilton Drill Team 3,4; Plays 1-3; Volleyball 1-3; Choir 1,2. Annual Staff 4. Pep Club 1-4; Pep Club Secretary Treasurer 4. Jeff Houck Class Vice President 1.3. Class Student Council Representative 2. Annual Staff 4. Kansas High School Rodeo Association 1- 4. Kansas High School Rodeo Finals 1-4; National High School Rodeo Finals 2-4; General Business 2nd in State 3. Robert Lome Hutchcroft Vo-Tech 3.4. Vocational Industrial Clubs of America 3.4. Industrial Arts 1 Jason Jenkins Vocational Industrial Clubs of America 4. Football 1-4; Vo-Tech 4. 1st Team All- League Defense and Offense 4 Jacqueline Johnson Cheerleader 2. Pep Club 1-4; Volleyball 1- 4. Vo-Tech 4. National Honor Society 3.4. National Honor Society Secretary 4. Band 1-3; Play 1.2. Melissa Johnson Basketball 1-4. Volleyball 1-4, Band 1-4; Choir 1.2.4; Plays 1.2. Cheerleader 2. Fu- ture Business Leaders of America 1.2. Queen of Courts 4 Alan Kaniper Football 1-4. Basketball 1-4. Track 1-4. Band 1-3; Choir 3.4. VIP 2.3. Plays 1-4. Homecoming King Candidate 4. Annual Staff 3. 1st Team All-League Wide Receiv- er 3. 1st Team All-Area Punter 3. 2nd Team All-Area Wide Receiver 3. 2nd Team All-Area Punter 4. 1st Team All- League Basketball 3. 1st Team All-Area Basketball 3; State Triple Jump Champion 3. King of Courts 4. Jennifer Lynn Kavser National Honor Society 3.4. Band 1-4; An- nual Staff 3.4. Choir 1.2. VIP 2-4; Basketball 1- 4; Plays 1-4. Volleyball 1-4. Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; Quiz Bowl 1-4; Pep Club 1-3; Future Business Leaders of Amer- ica 2.3. Office Aide 2. Stephanie Diane Lindsay Play 2-4. VIP 2.4; Drill Team 3.4. Science. Math, and Computer Club 3,4; Pep Club 2- 4; Choir 2-4. Girls' Glee 2-4; Solos 3.4; Volleyball 2. LaDonna Mogathan Future Business Leaders of America 2-4. Matthew E. Mercer Football 1-4. Track 3.4; Basketball Pre- Graduate Ass't 1-4; VIP 2.3; Choir 2-4; Plays 3.4. Science. Math, and Computer Club 3.4. Quiz Bowl 4. Class President 1; Future Business Leaders of America 2-4; FBLA President 4. FBLA Treasurer 3. Class Student Council Representative 2,4; Stu- dent Council Vice President 4; Pep Club 4, Annual Staff 4, Queen of Courts King Can- didate 4. John P. Milner Football 1-4; Basketball 1-3; Vo-Tech 3.4; Track 1. Industrial Arts 1; Vocational In- dustrial Clubs of America 3.4. Buster Minor Vo-Tech 3.4. Shonna Michelle Minor Volleyball 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Band 1,2; Play 1,2; Pep Club 1.2. Jim Moore Industrial Arts 1-4. Mark Moser Cross Country 1.2. Vo-Tech 3.4. Eric Todd Parks Cross Country 1-4; VIP 4. Choir 4. Plays 3.4; Industrial Arts 1-4. StJdent Council Repre- sentative 3.4. Future Business Leaders of America 2-4; Pep Club 1. Science. Math, and Computer Club 3.4. Mixed Ensemble 4. Marty Rice Band 1-3. Cross Country 3.4; National Hon- or Society 3,4. Class Secretary 3; Science, Math and Computer Club 3.4, NHS Vice 10 President 4. S.M.C.C. Vice President 4; Play 3.4. Christine Ann Roberts Pep Club 1-4; Annual Staff 4; Play 3. Art 1- 4; Choir 1-4; Art Aide 3. Julie Lvnn Sattler Basketball 1.2; Drill Team 4. Volleyball 1-3; Choir 1.2; VIP 3.4; Plays 1-4; Class Student Council Representative 1.3. Student Council President 4; Class Treasurer 4; Pep Club 2-4; Pep Club Student Council Re- presentative 4. Jeff Schroeder Band 1.2; Industrial Arts 1-3; Play 3; Nation- al Honor Society 3.4; Pep Club 3. Kevin D. Shearer Football 1-4; Industrial Arts 1.3.4; Basket- ball 1-4. Don Shooe Basketball Manager 2. Plays 3.4; Future Business Leaders of America 3; Art 1-4. Doug Steele Football 1.2; Basketball 1. Michelle Sweet Volleyball 1.2.4; Choir 1-4. Mark Wolford Football 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Track 1-4; Plays 3.4; Homecoming King Candidate 4. Industrial Arts 1.3; Class Vice President 2. 1st Team All-League Defensive Back 3; 1st Team All-Area Defensive Back 3. 1st Team All-League Defensive Back 4; 1st Team All-Area Defensive Back 4; Honorable Mention All-State Defensive Back 4; Queen of Courts King Candidate 4 Kelli Weber Choir 1-4; Art 1.3.4 M. Johnson and J. Johnson-Johnson Johnson. Inc. Shannon M. Williams Band 1-4; Choir 1-3; National Honor Soci- ety 3.4; Play 3; Science. Math, and Com- puter Club 3.4; S.M.C.C. Treasurer 4. Pep Club 1; 4-H 1-4. John Wilmore Football 2-4. Industrial Arts 1-3; Vo-Tech 4. Vocational Industrial Clubs of America 4. Mike Zumbrum Football 1-4; Industrial Arts 1-3; Homecom- ing King Candidate 4; Class President 2; 2nd Team All-League Defense 4 C. Roberts-Are you posing for your picture? K Bishop and H. Crabtree-Fixmg school lunch L. Hilton. L. Cathcart. M Zumbrum. and A Kamper-Fixing school lunch. 11 Douglas W. Steele Becky Anne Crippen Hobart E. Minor, Jr. 12 John Patrick Milner Kristi Renae Bishop Melissa Ann Johnson Kenneth Alan Kaniper Micheal Walter Zumbrum Martin John Rice George Jefferson Emley, Jr Stewart D. Anderson Not Pictured 13 CONGRATULATIONS JULIE We hope you'll always be as happy as you've made us. Don't ever forget how much we love you. No matter what you decide to do we wish you luck in all your endeavors. Love, Mom and Dad Jenny, Eighteen years ago we held a tiny baby in our arms and dreamed about what she would be like. Those years have gone by so quickly and that baby has grown into a beautiful young woman. You are everything we ever dreamed of in a daughter — God Bless You. All our love, Mom and Dad Jennifer I Dear Tricia, You've had a few hills to climb in high school, but you've made it over them all and I've been proud of you all the way. I know your Dad would have been proud of you too, Hang on to your dreams because I know you can make them come true! I love you a hundred and sixty-one! — and so do all of your aunts, uncles, and cous- ins. Love. Mom .V N • May you always be blessed with as much love and happi- ness in your life as you have given to us. Best of luck Runt . We love you. Love, Dad and Mom 14 My daughter, my best friend, some- times my worst enemy. I love you now and forever. Mom Congratulations, Lori Jo Dear Jeff, Congratulations! It sure has gone by fast. Don't know how we can stand the quiet after you are away from home. You are so much fun to have around, and to lend a helping hand. Love, and God Bless you real good, son, in everything you do. Dad, Mom, Gwen, Ginny, and Billy Our best wishes and love shall be with you in what ever you choose for the future. We're so proud of you. Love Mom, Dad, and Jason Foreign Exchange Student Kjersti Dosen is an 18-year-old foreign exchange student from Sarps- borg, Norway. Kjersti says she is impressed by the openness of the people in the United States. She enjoys animals, especially horses, and has acquired a pet rat since she has been here. She says the big differences are the food and the school system, but she has enjoyed her stay here immensely. Kjersti meets Matt . . Norway meets the United States! Pay Attention Seniors! II Ms. Claus, L. Cathcart j. Houck, j. Schroeder. j. Moore, and s. Lori h.-Preparing for a ride with Tricia? Mollach dress up for Halloween. 16 Xlmlt'f'C lassmen JUNIORS Melanie Biggs Kim Birchmeier Jerry Boyce Annette Clark Leonard Crane Troy Eastman Joey Ellis Greg French Tonya George Nathan Grother Rick Hamlin Chris Hase Sandra Hensley Holly Hizar Jamie Hopper Jacinda Kahle Greg Karr Brady Krom Damon Krom 18 Michelle Lang Penny Lauer Kevin Marsh Gretchen Mounkes Tina Newton Julie O'Brien Kim Olson Todd Pierce Dawn Plankinton Joe Pond Penny Pruitt Dwayne Reust Anna Roberts Erica Schubert Diane Soetebier Paul Sweet Kyndall Torrance Lora Tucker Stephanie Uhler Debbie Webb Scott White Tonja White Ted Willard Jenny Wyda 19 David Anderson Brenda Apps Lacie Birk Kristi Bitler Craig Browning Lori Burnett Jason Cathead Richard Chaney Onalee Clock Tammy Clock Buffy Crippen Wes Decker Melinda Elbe Leita French Jennifer Goldsmith Aaron Grother Becky Grother Rose Grimmitt Mike Heathman Tracey Holman Matt Horton Marla Jackson Robbie Kahle Steve Kaniper Toria King Rhonda Liggett Brad Marcotte Scott Milner Kathleen Moore Jennifer Myers Janell Newton Kris Phillips Tom Reust Shelly Schroeder Kim Shope Colby Stapp Sophomores 20 Tracey Stinson Nele Wells Nancy Williams Ben Willroth Tony Zouplna Colby Stapp and Soph. Englilsh Peace Dude! Are you Clueless Tracey? Tracey Stinson Jay Goldsmith. Sing It! Class Officers: Leita French-Secretary Jennifer Goldsmith-Stuco. David Anderson-President Jason Cathcart-Vice President Kris Phillips-Treasurer I Rob Kahle, Ben Willroth. Da-Hut What are you guys up to now? Dave Anderson and Tony Zouplna Rhonda Liggett. What? 21 Freshmen Joe Anderson Melissa Boline Brady Cooper Richard Duncan Ginny Emley Sarah Fehr Shane George Shawn Hamlin Lori Hase Brad Heiberg Kelly Henderson Zack Henning John Hensley Laurel Hirt Tabitha loppalo Devin Kahle Peggy Kahle Carrie Kayser Cindy Kirk Matt McDonald Rose Ann Minor Errol Myers Amanda Nance Stacy O'Brien Charlene Osman Mark Schubert Carrie Schiesser Jason Sheeley Shanta' Simpson Jenny Smith Chris Stark Bryon Sturm Tina Taber Karrisa Torrance Chad Uhler Richard Wells Kris Wilhite Kristi Worcester 22 D. Kahle, I want my bottle and blankie, NOW! K. Torrance, G. Emley, J. Jen- sen Home Ec. Core Class. SVvk A. Nance, putting together a puz- zle during playtime? L. Hirt trying to pose for the cam- era? A day in the life of a normal fresh- Back Row: Carrie Kayser, Stuco; Zack Henning. Treasurer; Kelly Henderson. Secretary; Front Row: Bryon Sturm. President; Joe Anderson, V. President. T. loppalo. Yes. I have my hall pass. K. Kayser, Are you having a bad day? man. - C. Stark Where's Popeye. Olive Oyle? Oh. that's S. Fehr. Happy Homemakers! B. Cooper and C. Kirk. 23 Results Of League Scholarship Tests Class 3A And State League Class State Name Test Place Place Place David Anderson Spelling X 5th H Kristi Bishop Bookkeeping 5th (tie) H H Melissa Boline General Science 5th (tie) Craig Browning Geometry 6th (tie) Lori Jo Cathcart Psychology 6th Current Affairs 2nd H H Laurie Davidson Chemistry 4th (tie) American Government H Diane Denison Computer Literacy 5th (tie) Richard Duncan General Science 2nd H H Joey Ellis Spelling XI 3rd H H Sarah Fehr Citizenship IX 2nd H Leita French English X 3rd (tie) Biology 5th Ginger Gatewood Psychology 2nd H H Becky Grother Geometry 3rd (tie) Lori Hase English IX 4th (tie) Holly Hizar Algebra II H H Jacinda Kahle English XI 4th Peggy Kahle Algebra 1 5th (tie) Greg Karr Algebra II 5th (tie) H Jenny Kayser English XII 6th (tie) H Brad Marcotte Current Affairs 5th (tie) H Matt Mercer Literature XII 4th (tie) Jim Moore Psychology 4th Gretchen Mounkes Literature XI 1st H H Julie O'Brien English XI 3rd H H Charlene Osman English IX 1st H H General Science 1st 2nd H Eric Parks Industrial Arts 2nd (tie) H Joe Pond American History 2nd H H Marty Rice Physics 3rd Jason Sheeley Citizenship 3rd H Kris Wilhite English IX 2nd (tie) Shannon Williams Physics 2nd H John Wilmore American Government 3rd H H Jenny Wyda Current Affairs 1st 3rd H 1- Hartford 179.83 2- Northern Heights 155.74 3- Madison 123.49 1. A surprised B Fehr look. 2. What are those teachers looking at? 3. R. Robins praying for the day to end 4 O. Jackson- Ho. ho. ho. Merry Christmas 5 Northern Heights addition to the Olympics - V. Ray. 6. T. Myers- Relaxing. 7. K. Dhority trying to help L Birk 8 Our well-dressed faculty? 9. Not a very positive look- C. Wyda! Sally Anderson — English III IV Kim Dhority — Business Math Stacie Hall — Art Jan Jensen — Home Economics Michael Kuhn — Industrial Arts Beth Luedtke — Learning Disabilities Teresa Myers — Social Science. Head Volleyball. Ass't Girls Basketball Marilou Noller — Math Computers Ned O'Mara — Counselor Head Girls Basketball Tom Perkuhn — P E. 1; Head Boys Basketball. Cross-Country. General Science A Elwin Powell — Social Science Gene Pruitt — Driver's Ed.; Adv. P.E.; Head Football Virginia Ray — Business Richard Robins — Music Ruth Siegrist — Librarian Marshall Spade — Math Biology Bus Drivers — Walter Zumbrum. Gladys Myers. Mary Ann Newton. Elsie Place. Leila Bausman. Elsie Anderson. Standing- Debbie Moser. Betty Shope. Betty Edmunds, Judy Balding. Mary Lou Jenkins. Donald MacPherson. John Toelle. Edgar Johnson. Cliff Bausman. (Not Pictured-Kim Dhority. and Mike Hanks) Mr Molloch — A K-State Fan?? 26 Vicky Steer© — English I. N, Spanish Marilyn Thompson — Art Sue Winter — Science Betty Dunn — Cook Bonnie Fehr — Cook Jamie Crippen — Ass't Custodian Charley Wyda — Custodian Steve Mollach — Principal; Activities Director Barbara Goff — Secretary Orpha Jackson — Teachers' Aide Judy Hayes — Business Student Teacher Laura Wells — Biology Student Teacher Sandra Hart — Math 8c Biology 1. Is there a problem folks? M Selby. G. Pruitt, and B Luedtke 2. What a crew! 3. Mr Powell-“Get out of my life Weasle Breath. 4 “You put the bag over his head and I'll tie him to the pole .-T. Myers and T. Perkuhn! School Board-Ruth Price. Mary Oliver-District Clerk. Kenneth Kaniper-President. Nancy Wells-Vice President, Sue Wyda. Standing-Darrell Johnson. Judy Mundy-Treasurer. Steve Cahoone. Marvin Selby-Superintendent. Dick Liggett. 27 Is that a dirty magazine R. Brunkow and J. Milner? J Hopper — COOLNESS T. Gundy — Let me pencil you in. Kareem Abdul Ja Parks''!!! ‘.j 1 ill i i 11 i n fii j II : i' ' Did you lose something in.your locker. D Shope? Joe Pond promotes his latest release. M. Zumbrum and J. Boyce — 50 words a minute?? |jar M m ill Somewhere In Time G French and S. Milner enjoy- ing a smooth game of basket- ball. Somewhere in time I'll remember my days. In NHHS - the smiles, the waves. The dances, the cheers, just being with friends, All of which we thought would never end The heartbreak of losing to Lebo that time. But knowing St. Mary's was our night to shine. Dreaming of the future, and of the past - Everything it seemed would always last - Always more signs, always more games, Always striving for the Wildcat fame, Kidding around, and having fun. Hoping for a date with that special one, Talking about all our hopes and fears, Finally crying those unshed tears. Piles of homework that seemed to be growing. Watching each other get older without ever knowing - These are the things I'll remember best, Of my days in NHHS. Somewhere in time, I'll think of us together. Because very special memories last forever. Looking sexy. M Elbe t? i A. A cake for the coaches! R. Brunkow and G. French looking on. Lift, K. Birchmeier and M Johnson I ( y ar ✓ Ladycats looking on in disgust B-B-Bad to the bone. M Wolford No fouls. M Walford 29 Volleyball C-Team: First Row- Kelly Henderson. Amanda Nance. Karissa Torrance Second Row- Laurel Hirt. Carrie Kayser, Lori Hose. Tracey Stinson. Becky Crippen. Third Row- Michelle Sweet, Cindy Kirk, Michelle Lang, Varsity: First Row- Laurie Davidson. Melissa Johnson. Tricia Gundy. Kim Peggy Kahle. Jenni Myers. Melissa Boline Birchmeier. Jacque Johnson. Second Row- Penny Pruitt, Jenny Wyda, Jenny Kayser. Holly Hizar. Coach Teresa Myers. Third Row- Michelle Sweet. Diane Denison, Diane Soetebier. Melinda Elbe. Melissa Boline. (Not pictured Asst. Coach Cammy Onek. Shonna Minor) Jr. Varsity: First Row- Carrie Kayser. Lori Hase. Kelly Henderson. Janelle Newton. Second Row- Michelle Sweet. Sandy Hensley. Jenny Wyda. Kim Birchmeier. Melissa Boline. Third Row- Cindy Kirk. Tracey Holman. Jay Goldsmith. Tonya George. Seniors: Jacque Johnson. Diane Denison. Laurie Davidson. Melissa Johnson. Tricia Gundy. Jenny Kayser. Becky Crippen. (Not pictured: Shonna Minor) 30 J. Kayser goes up for the block, while P. Pruitt checks out the guys on the sidelines! K. Birchmeier and T. Gundy doing their best at sub-state. M. Johnson sets the ball up. N.H.H.S. vs. OPP. 15-9-15 Burlingame 5-15-13 10-15-13 Osage City 15-13-15 15-15 Hamilton 6-13 15-4-18 Hartford 13-15-15 15-9-15 Holton 9-15-13 15-13-15 Wamego 4-15-12 6-4 Osage City 15-15 15-15 Mission Valley 4-13 15-9-15 MdCV 9-15-7 15-15 Madison 3-7 16-15 Hartford 14-9 9-7 Waverly 15-15 13-15-15 Flinthills 15-4-5 15-15 Olpe 13-11 14-14 MdCV 16-16 7-11 Council Grove 15-15 3-10 St. Mary's 15-15 10-2 Alma-Wabaunsee 15-15 1-16 Emporia 15-18 15-8-9 S.E. Saline 5-15-15 15-16-11 Hamilton 13-18-15 12-15-15 Lebo 15-5-8 15-14-9 Lebo 4-16-15 15-15 Marion 4-1 9-4 Hillsboro 15-15 D. Soetebier goes for the kill P. Pruitt and J. Kayser back up M. Elbe as she goes for the ball. 31 First Row-Shawn Hamlin, Shane George, Chad Uhler, Chris Stark, Brady Cooper, Zack Henning, Joe Ander- son, Devin Kahie, Errol Myers, Chris Hase, Ron Brunkow. Second Row-Bryon Sturm, Matt McDonald, Scott Milner, Matt Mercer, Rick Hamlin, John Milner, Greg Karr, Mike Zumbrum, John Wilmore, Scott White, Jason Cathcart. Third Row-Jason Sheeley, Harley Davidson, Brady Krom, Kevin Shearer, David Anderson, Mark Walford, Jason Jenkins, Alan Kaniper, Paul Sweet, Greg French, and Aaron Grother. Football this year started out with five straight wins, before losing to three teams in a row, beginning with Lebo. The Wildcats came back though to win the last game of the season against St. Mary's. The coaches appreciated the good team spirit and outstanding senior leadership. They would like to thank the supporters of the team and are confident of a good team returning next year. All-League Defensive Team: Jason Jenkins-Down Lineman, Mark Walford-Secondary, Greg French- Linebacker Second Team All-League Defense: Mike Zumbrum-Down Lineman, John Milner-Secondary All-League Offensive Team: Scott White-Center, Paul Sweet-Guard, Greg French-Running Back Second Team All-League Offense: Jason Jenkins-Tackle II '! ' , All-Area First Team Defense: Mark Walford All-State Defensive Back-Honorable Mention: Mark Walford All-Area Second Team Punter-Alan Kaniper 32 1- Alan Kaniper 2- Coach Pruitt 3- Mark Walford-tackling from behind. 4- Mike Zumbrum, Greg Karr, John Milner 5- Matt Mercer 6- The Wildcats 7- Mike Zumbrum, Matt Mercer 1987 Football Scores NHHS 12 Hartford 6 NHHS 6 Madison 0 NHHS 44 MDCV 0 NHHS 32 Waverly 8 NHHS 6 Lebo 19 NHHS 18 Mission Valley 22 NHHS 12 Alma Wabunsee-OT 14 NHHS 22 St. Mary's 20 33 1st Row: Peggy Kahle, Fr.; Laurie Davidson, Sr.; Kelly Henderson, Fr.; Laurel Hirt, Fr. 2nd Row: Tom Reust, So.; Marty Rice, Sr.; Eric Parks, Sr.; Brad Marcotte, So.; Richard Wells, Fr.; Coach Tom Perkuhn (Not Pictured: Kim Shope, So.) This year, the boys and girls teams consisted of only three seniors. The leadership provided by these seniors will help the younger runners to continue their develop- ment and to be successful. The Northern Heights Cross Country team did very well this year for such a young team. Medal Winners Silver Lake Inv.: Brad Marcotte, 21st Kelly Henderson, 9th Marion Inv.: Brad Marcotte, 19th Laurie Davidson, 9th Lebo Inv.: Brad Marcotte, 8th Burlingame Inv.: Laurie Davidson, 1st Kim Shope, 13th Wabaunsee Inv.: Laurie Davidson, 1st Council Grove Inv.: Brad Marcotte, 9th Kelly Henderson, 15th Jackson Heights Inv.: Laurie Davison, 3rd Brad Marcotte, 18th Marty Rice - Going all out. 34 Seniors: Eric Parks, Laurie Davidson, Marty Rice The Three Stooges - Eric, Laurie, Marty Eric Parks - Destined for Success Laurie Davidson - Go, Laurie, Go! NORTHERN HEIGHTS w SENIOR COMMENTS Some questions about cross country were directed to the three senior members, Eric Parks, who has partici- pated in C.C. for 4 years; Marty Rice, 2 years, and Laurie Davidson, 2 years. Here are some of their replies: What qualities are needed to be a successful runner? You need to like to run and it helps if you have some speed, but most of all, you need to want to be suc- cessful. - Eric Parks You can't be afraid to work hard, and you must have a great desire to win. - Laurie Davidson What is at least one thing you have learned from being in C.C.? Running distance is something you have to do every day if you're going to stay in shape. - Marty Rice It doesn't pay to spread yourself too thin. - Laurie Davidson There is a friendship among teams, and no matter how bad it hurts, you've got to keep on running. - Eric Parks Of all the courses. Silver Lake was generally deemed the worst because of the hills, while Marion seemed to be the nicest. COMMENTS: Td like to thank Coach French for giving me a great start. Coach Perkuhn for putting up with us, and all the team members I've run with. - Eric Parks. La-La Land is a great place to visit. - Marty Rice I had a really bad season because I was sick so much. - Laurie Davidson Brad Marcotte - Chuggin' On 35 BASKETBALL Varsity First Row- Kim Shop©. Kim Birchmeier. Kelly Henderson, Jenny Kayser. Melissa Johnson. Laurie Davidson Second Row- Coach O'Mara. Cindy Kirk. Marla Jockson. Melinda Elbe. Diane Soetebier. Shonna Minor. Tracey Holman. Holly Hizar. and Asst. Coach Teresa Myers Junior Varsity First Row- Kim Birchmeier. Kely Henderson. Lori Hase. Carrie Kayser. Kim Shop©. JaneHe Newton Second Row- Coach O'Mara. Peggy Kahle. Cindy Kirk. Sarah Fehr. Marla Jackson. Tracey Holman. Holy Hizar. Kristi Bitler. and Asst Coach Teresa Myers Seniors (L to R) Jenny Kayser. Laurie Davidson. Melissa Johnson, and Shonna Minor WILDCAT BASKETBALL 36 NHHS vs. 43 Clay Center 50 Marysville 56 AxteB 48 Hamilton 45 Waverly 39 Olpe 41 MdCV 52 Hartford 55 Plinthis 53 Olpe 50 Lebo 46 Madison 51 Madison 53 Plinthis 47 Hamilton 38 Waverly 58 Mission Valley 60 Hartford 58 Council Grove 42 Chase County 47 Osage City OPP. 46 71 66 41 49 45 58 49 34 39 43 38 56 40 41 55 64 48 65 50 57 1. Ladycats getting a breather from playing tough D . 2. M. Johnson bringing the ball down the court. 3. Coach O'Mara giving a pep talk. 4. At last we get a timeout .. 5. Are you actually getting off the floor. D. Soetebier? 6. Doing a good job. C. Kirk. 7. Watch out!!! Here comes Birchmeier. 8 S. Minor and J. Kayser play hard during last year at Heights. WHO’S WHO ON THE COURT their 37 Boys BASKETBALL VARSITY: Front Row — Greg French. Rick Hamlin. Joe Pond, Scott Milner, Kevin Marsh Back Row — Assistant Coach Gene Pruitt. Mark Walford. Alan Kaniper, David Anderson, Kevin Shearer, Jason Sheeley. Harley Davidson. Head Coach Tom Perkuhn SENIORS: Alan Kaniper, Harley Davidson. Kevin Shearer, and Mark Walford N.H.H.S. VARSITY OPP. 52 Clay Center 82 58 Marysville 92 46 Axtell 50 54 Hamilton 36 54 Waverly 76 46 Olpe 50 46 MDCV 35 55 Hartford 66 46 Flinthills 49 55 Olpe 49 44 Madison 49 59 Mission Valley 58 63 Hartford 75 42 Council Grove 64 43 Chase County 66 66 Osage 70 48 Lebo 73 48 Waverly 81 44 MDCV 48 57 Waverly 84 }8 N.H.H.S. 37 58 50 37 47 37 55 32 43 43 43 57 42 53 33 39 Hamilton Waverly Olpe MDCV Hartford Flinthills Olpe Lebo Madison Council Grove Chase County Waverly Mission Valley Hartford Council Grove Chase County OPP. 34 55 42 42 48 43 44 58 51 54 44 68 53 59 41 53 JV: Front Row — Chad Uhler. Richard Duncan. Matt McDonald, Rick Hamlin. Erro Myers. Brady Cooper, Zack Henning. Joe Anderson. Back Row — Assistant Coact Gene Pruitt. Joe Pond. Troy Eastman. Steve Kaniper. Kevin Marsh. Jason Sheeley Matt Horton. Shawn Hamlin, Bryon Sturm. Jason Cathcart. and Head Coach Ton Perkuhn. CONGRATULATIONS!! ALAN KANIPER First Team All Lyon County League Team All Area Second Team Alan Kaniper at the line Please Go Ini Greg French going up for a shot. Freshmen: Front Row — Chad Uhler. Richard Duncan. Errol Myers. Zack Hen- ning. Joe Anderson Back Row — Assistant Coach Gene Pruitt. Matt Mc- Donald. Bryon Sturm. Jason Sheeley. Shawn Hamlin. Brady Cooper, and Head Coach Tom Perkuhn. Mark Walford. Throw the ball to me! Girls' Track 1. Looking good P. Lauer 2. H. Hizar, What a longjumper 3. D. Soetebier pushing for the finish line 4 T. George, doing her best at the discus 5. K. Birchmeier and C. Onek chatting about the meet 6. L. Davidson, she's winning 7. M. Elbe, taking a break 8. C. Kirk going all out Front Row: Amanda Nance. Tonya George. Karrisa Torrance. Penny Lauer, Kim Birchmeier. Tricia Gundy. Kyndall Torrance. Laurie Davidson. Jenni Myers. Back Row: Coach Onek. Penny Pruitt. Cindy Kirk. Peggy Kahle. Sarah Fehr. Diane Soetebier, Holly Hizar. Rhonda Liggett, Kim Shope. Kelly Henderson, and Melinda Elbe. J 1. Planning the strategy with Coach Streeter. 2. A. Kaniper, camera shy? 3. B. Sturm, the finish line is close. 4. A. Kaniper, did he make it over? 5. S. Milner, not sweating a bit! 6. P. Sweet, G. French, S. White, taking it easy? 7. G. French winding down after his event. Members of the 1988 boys track team were: Eric Parks, Nathan Grother, Scott White, Greg Karr, Rick Hamlin, Matt McDonald, Zack Henning, Jason Sheeley, Shawn Hamlin, Joe Anderson, Bryon Sturm, Errol Myers, Brady Cooper, David Anderson, Brad Marcotte, Mark Walford, Greg French, Alan Kaniper, Scott Milner, Paul Sweet, Chad Uhler, John Milner, Chris Stark, and coach Rex Streeter. Congratulations! Alan Kaniper 5th Place at state meet in triple jump and selected to compete in the decathlon event for the north squad during the Kansas All-Star track meet on June 10, 1988, at Seaman High School in Topeka. 41 Stephanie Uhler Tonja White Melanie Biggs Go Cats Go Lacie Birk Penny Pruitt Pep Club First Row: Penny Pruitt. Stephanie Uhler, Lori Jo Cathcart, Lacie Birk. Melanie Biggs. Tonja White. Second Row: Lori Hase Carrie Kayser. Amanda Nance. Kjersti Dsen, Charlene Osman, Nancy Williams, Leita French. Stephanie Lindsay. Third Row: Kelly Henderson. Rhonda Liggett. Diane Denison. Julie Sattler-Stuco. Tricia Gundy-President, Michelle Lang-Vice President. Lori Hilton-Secretary and Treasurer, Jacque Johnson, Jay Goldsmith. Khris Phillips.Miss Hall. Fourth Row: Jenny Smith. Jenni Myers. Tracey Stinson. Ginger Gatewood, Laurel Hirt. Jacinda Kahle. Julie O'Brien. Kyndall Torrance. Jenny Wyda. Penny Lauer. Karrisa Torrance. Shelly Schroeder. Laurie Davidson. Erica Schubert. Stacy O'Brien, Kristi Bitler. Janell Newton. Fifth Row: Mrs Anderson. Devin Kahle. Joe Pond. Matt Mercer. Scott White. Cindy Kirk. Craig Browning. Anna Roberts. Shanta' Simpson, Peggy Kahle. Sarah Fehr, Aaron Grother. (Not Pictured: Dawn Plankinton, Lori Burnett. Kim Shope. Marla Jackson. Becky Grother, Mark Schubert. Melissa Boline. Troy Eastman, Tracey Holman, and Chris Roberts). Drill Team Front row Julie O'Brien. Stephanie Lindsay. Rhonda Liggett. Penny Lauer, Julie Sattler. Center row Jenny Myers. Kyndall Torrance. Becky Grother, Jacinda Kahle. Back row Jay Goldsmith, Lori Hilton, Anna Roberts. Tricia Gundy, (Not Pictured: Lori Burnett) 44 NORTHERN HEIGHTS NlLDCATf 1. S. Lindsay and M. Sweet- Best buds. 2. B. Crippen and A. Clark- “Why are we here? 3. P. Sweet- Trying to study? 4. G. Karr and M. Walford- Taking a break. 5. Advanced Biology- Studying hard! 6. A picture's worth a thousand words! 7. L. Tucker- What's so funny? 8. L. Magathan- Definitely weird! 9. A. Roberts- In a state of awe. 45 ClUBPlVlSlOM 8 1- Colby Stapp-Awaiting the bell. 2- John Hensley-You're kidding!. 3- Enthused students at a pep assembly. 4- Jeff Schroeder and Jeff Houck admiring Mrs. A's door. 5- Carrie Kayser, Zack Henning, Matt McDonald-Happy fresh- men. 6- Ben Willroth Whose birthday? 7- Shannon Williams-Totally ex- cited. 8- Gretchen Mounkes-Cleaning the room, again? 9- Leonard Crane and LaDonna Magathan-Happy couple? 46 A Honor Roll Seniors Laurie Davidson 12,3.4 Sophomores Kathleen Moore 12 Freshmen Melissa Boline 1,3.4 Richard Duncan 3 Lori Hase 1.4 Kelly Henderson 1.3 Peggy Kahle 4 Carrie Kayser 2 Cindy Kirk 3 Charlene Osman 1 Jenny Smith 12.3.4 B Honor Roll Seniors Kristi Bishop 12,3.4 Lori Jo Cathcart 12.3.4 Audrey Countryman 12,3.4 Kjersti Dosen 2.3,4 Ginger Gatewood 1.2.3 Tricia Gundy 12,3.4 Jennifer Haden 12.4 Lori Hilton 3.4 Jeff Houck 12.3.4 Jacque Johnson 2.3.4 Alan Kaniper 2,3,4 Jenny Kayser 12,3.4 Stephanie Lindsay 3.4 Marty Rice 4 Jeff Schroeder 4 Mark Walford 12.3,4 Kelli Weber 1,3.4 Shannon Williams 12,3,4 John Wilmore 4 Juniors Melanie Biggs 12,3,4 Joey Ellis 1,2 Greg French 4 Marc Gregory 4 Holly Hizar 12.3.4 Jacinda Kahle 12.3.4 Greg Karr 2.3.4 Kevin Marsh 1,2 Gretchen Mounkes 1.2 Tina Newton 12.3.4 Julie O'Brien 12.3.4 Joe Pond 12.3.4 Penny Pruitt 3 Diane Soetebier 12.3,4 Kyndall Torrance 12.3 Ted Willard 2 Jennifer Wyda 1.2.4 Sophomores Kristi Bitler 1,2.3 Craig Browning 12.3.4 Jason Cathcart 12.3.4 Onalee Clock 12.3.4 Tammy Clock 12.3,4 Leita French 12,3.4 Jay Goldsmith 4 Becky Grother 12.3.4 Rhonda Liggett 12.3.4 Brad Marcotte 3 Kathleen Moore 3.4 Janell Newton 2 Kris Phillips 12.3.4 Shelley Schroeder 2.4 Tracey Stinson 1,2,3 Nancy Williams 12.3.4 Tony Zouplna 2.3.4 Freshmen Joe Anderson 1.2.3 Melissa Boline 2 Brady Cooper 12.3.4 Richard Duncan 12.4 Ginny Emley 12.3.4 Sarah Fehr 12,3.4 Lori Hase 2.3 Brad Heiberg 12.3.4 Kelly Henderson 2.4 Zack Henning 1 Laurel Hirt 12.3.4 Devin Kahle 2.3.4 Peggy Kahle 12.3 Carrie Kayser 1.3.4 Cindy Kirk 12.4 Amanda Nance 1.4 Stacy O'Brien 1 Charlene Osman 2.3.4 Carrie Schiesser 2.3,4 Jason Sheeley 1,3.4 Shanta' Simpson 12.3.4 Bryon Sturm 1.2.3 Karrisa Torrance 12.3,4 Chad Uhler 12.3.4 Richard Wells 13,4 Kris Wilhite 12,3.4 The Northern Heights Student Council under the leadership of Julie Sattler, president, had an active year. The Council assisted the Parent Advisory Council in the planning of the fall dance and spring bowling party. The focus of the year was the annual senior citizen Christmas dinner. Eric Parks coordi- nated the dinner this year. Julie Sattler served as mistress of ceremonies; Carrie Kayser, Greg French, Jay Goldsmith, and Lacie Birk delivered meals to shut-ins and served as host and hostesses. The ever pop- ular Matthew Mercer was a superb Santa Claus. Finally. Student Council awarded two scholarships for $150 each to Diane Denison and Lori Jo Cathcart. First Row: Lacie Birk, Julie Sattler, Jay Goldsmith. Carrie Kayser. Second Row: Matt Mercer. Mrs. Anderson, Greg French. Third Row: Jeff Schroeder and Eric Parks. douOCjd 47 First Row: Virginia Ray. Lori Hilton, Diane Denison, Jenny Wyda, Jennifer Kayser. Second Row: Joey Ellis, Kim Olson, Jennifer Haden, Gretchen Mounkes. Third Row: Diane Soetebier, Stacie Heathman. Fourth Row: Jeff Houck, Matt Mer- cer. Not Pictured: Christine Roberts. Jennifer Haden Jeff Houck Gretchen Mounkes Kim Olson Diane Soetebier Matt Mercer Staci Heathman 49 Honor Society First row — Jeff Schroeder, Diane Denison, Jacque Johnson, Laurie David- son, Marty Rice. Second row — Jenny Wyda, Penny Pruitt, Mr Powell, Jenny Kayser, Gretchen Mounkes, Julie O'Brien. Third row — Lori Jo Cath- ead. Melanie Biggs, Tricia Gundy, Kyndall Torrance, Shannon Williams. Fourth row — Greg Karr, Joe Pond, and Jacinda Kahle. Jacque Johnson, Diane Denison, Mr. Powell, Jefl Schroeder, Marty Rice, and Laurie Davidson. = =: i The Wildcat Chapter of National Honor So- ciety consisted of 18 members and spon- sor, Mr. Powell, this year. The group elect- ed officers in May 1987. at the last party for last year. They are as follows: Laurie Davidson — President, Marty Rice — Vice President, Jacque Johnson — Secretary. Diane Denison — Treasurer, and Jeff Schroeder — StuCo. Honor Society worked hard again as usual to make the concession stand profitable at athletic events. Everyone did his part and it was a successful year. With money the group made, they purchased 10 sci- ence books, 14 Kansas History books, and one Dictionary of American Biography for research purposes. These books will be placed in the library for use of all of the students at Northern Heights. Honor Society also started a tutoring pro- gram for any students wanting help in any area. Members gave their own time to help students during study halls and after school. Finally, at the end of the year, after a close race, the senior students with the top three grade point averages were select- ed to receive the three memorial scholar- ships. The recipients are as follows: The Ke- vin Dean Tally-Brent Allen Cox Memorial Scholarship to Laurie Marie Davidson, the Marcia Lynn Kusmaul-Mark Allen Edmunds Memorial Scholarship to Jacqueline Joy Johnson, and the Craig D. Dorton-Jeffrey Dale Wheat Memorial Scholarship to Jenni- fer Lynn Kayser. Honor Society had a good year this year, and the group is looking forward to a chal- lenging and hopefully prosperous one next year with its nine returning members and its 11 new members. so SCIENCE CLUB The Science and Math Club is in its sec- ond year at Northern Heights. The club had 16 members this year. Members try to erect a tent. Front row — Jacinda Kahle. Stephanie Lindsay. Tina Newton, Laurel Hirt. Middle row — Shannon Williams-Treasurer. Diane Denison-Secretary, Jennifer Haden-President. Eric Parks-StuCo. Marty Rice-Vice President. Back row — Gretchen Mounkes. Marilou Noller-Sponsor. Lori Jo Cath- ead. Tom Reust. Tricia Gundy. Matt Mercer. Tonja White. Melanie Biggs. Sue Winter-Sponsor. Laura Wells-Sponsor. Some of the members went on a field trip in the fall to Salina and Hutchinson. The group visited a basic fish hatch- ery. Then the group went to some Indian burial pits near Salina and from there spent the night (in tents) at Crescent Lake Camping Resort. The following day the group toured Maure Weigel's Prairie Raptors, the Cosmosphere in Hutchin- son. and then returned home after an exhausting trip. On the homefront the club invited two speakers to Northern Heights. Dr. Thompson, a Psychology Professor at Emporia State University, spoke to the club on October 1, 1987; and then on February 24. 1988, Larry Hase. a com- puter programmer at Emporia State Uni- versity, spoke about careers involving computers, and the salaries involved. The club had an all around good year this year, and they are really looking for- ward to next year. QUIZ BOWL The Quiz Bowl team consisted of 10 mem- bers this year. Altogether the team com- peted in six meets, the first of which was held at Emporia High School. The most suc- cessful of these meets was a third place finish at Hamilton High School. The team also competed at Washburn University for the WIBW High Q meet but lost by a small margin. The last big event of the year was when the team traveled to Seneca for the regional Quiz Bowl meet and spent the night there preparing for the big meet the following day. The team obviously did not have as successful a year as last year, but the team had a good time at all the meets and learned a lot this year. Everyone is looking forward to a challenging year next year, and hoping for a little more success. Joe Pond. Scott White. Sarah Fehr, Tracey Stinson. Leita French. Jenny Kayser. David Anderson. Jason Sheeley. Tricia Gundy. (Not pictured — Ruth Siegrist- Sponsor.) The Quiz Bowl team put their heads together. 51 V o Front Row: Todd Pierce, Mark Moser, John Wilmore, Jacque Johnson, Troy Eastman, Debbie Webb. Back Row: Nathan Grother, Jason Jen- kins, Ron Brunkow, John Milner, Robert Hutchcroft. and Dawn Plankin- ton. 2 VOCATIONAL -TECHNICAL SCHOOL - T E C H INDUSTRIAL ARTS FR Richard Duncan Red Wood FR Ginny Emley Blue Bronze Rocketry FR Brad Heiberg Blue Bronze Wood FR Peggy Kahle Blue Wood FR Chris Stark Red Wood SO Tony Zouplna Blue Gold Wood JR Brady Krom Red Wood JR Brady Krom Red Wood JR Kevin Marsh Blue Wood SR Shawn Barger Blue Rocketry SR Doug Steele Blue Gold Rocketry Chris Stark putting the final touches on£ his project. i Book shelf by Eric Parks. Chris Stark's kitchen cabinet 52 J orm c I ome economics Home Economics students entered the Lyon County League Home Economics Fair this spring using the Heights of Fashion theme. The League display was shown at the NHHS Art. Industrial Arts, and Music Show. A style show of clothing made in class and borrowed from Maurice's of Emporia was held in conjunction with the stage band performance. The following ribbons were received at the L.C.L. Home Ec Fair: Tonya George - Child Abuse Postre Red Ginny Emley - H.E. I Leita French (2) - H.E. II Brenda Apps - H.E. II Kristi Bitter - H.E. II Shelly Schroeder - H.E. II Kris Phillips - H.E. II Stephanie Uhler - Adv. Proj. Penny Lauer - Adv. Proj. Audrey Countryman - Needle Art Blue Sandy Hensley - Adv. Projects Lora Tucker - Child Abuse Poster Audrey Countryman - Child Abuse Poster Lyon County League Art Show Best of Show Tina Newton Best Drawing Tina Newton Best Sculpture Dwayne Reust Best Commercial Design Melissa Boline Northern Heights High School Annual Art Show Best of Show Kat Moore Women's Federation Art Show Sponsor: Polaris Club First Place Drawing Sarah Fehr 53 Mrs. Thompson getting ready for the show. Office Aides — Rhonda Liggett. Penny Pruitt. Diane Denison. Tricia Gundy. Lori Jo Cathcart. Standing- Tonya George. Mrs. Goff. Shonna Minor, and Tracey Stinson. Teachers' Aides — Jenny Wyda. Jennifer Haden, Staci Heath- man, Melissa Johnson, Gretchen Mounkes. Lauire Davidson. Sec- ond Row- Julie Sattler. Jenni Myers. Jacinda Kahle. Joey Ellis. Kat Moore. Michelle Sweet. Janeli Newton. Jacque Johnson. Third Row- Melinda Elbe. Dwayne Reust, Paul Sweet, David Anderson. Matt Mercer. Alan Kaniper. and Jay Goldsmith. 54 Front Row: Melanie Biggs, Julie Sattler, Wes Decker, Stephanie Lindsay, Eric Parks, Jenny Kayser, Joe Anderson, Penny Pruitt, Tricia Gundy, accompanist. Middle Row: Erica Schubert, Mark Schubert, Rhonda Liggett, Nancy Williams, Tony Zouplna, Jay Goldsmith, Tonja White, Bryon Sturm, Melissa Boline. Back Row: Kjersti Dosen, Gretchen Mounkes, Brady Cooper, Anna Roberts, David Anderson, Carrie Schiesser, Tom Reust, Karrisa Torrance. This year. VIP, now a select show choir, performed Nickelodeon, a musical review. VIP also performed at the Christmas Program, Emporia Watershed Meet- ing, Spring Concert, Methodist Women's Meeting, and went on tour with the stage band to the district grade schools. The last performance of the year was graduation. After many hours of early morning rehearsals - singing and dancing at 7:00 a.m. is not easy! This year's VIP was very successful as a show choir. A special thanks goes to Mr. Robins for all the time and hard work he put in for us. m 55 1st Row: Joey Ellis, Tammy Clock, Stacy O'Brien, Becky Crippen, Carrie Schiesser, Penny Lauer, Tricia Gundy. 2nd Row: Kelli Weber, Nele Wells, Karrisa Torrance, Stephanie Lindsay, Joe Anderson, Tony Zouplna, Richard Wells, Melissa Johnson, Michelle Sweet. 3rd Row: Butty Crippen, Annette Clark, Erica Schubert, Penny Pruitt, Jay Goldsmith, Wes Decker, Eric Parks, Matt McDonald, Brady Cooper, Gretchen Mounkes, Nancy Williams. 4th Row: Kjersti Dosen, Ginger Gatewood, Shanta Simpson, Becky Grother, Anna Roberts, Harley Davidson, David Anderson, Kevin Marsh, Alan Kaniper, Matt Mercer, Michelle Lang, Kyndall Torrance. Not Pictured: Christine Rob- erts, Lora Tucker, Tabitha loppalo, Rose Minor, and Scott White. Penny Pruitt, Wes Decker, and Carrie Schiesser re- ceived II ratings at regional contests on vocal solos. Matt Mercer and Anna Rob- erts received I ratings at re- gional contests and I ratings at state contests. The NHHS Choir, under the direction of Richard Robins, performed at the Christmas and Popcorn Concerts, in Trial by Jury, the Spring Concert, and for graduation. Gretchen Mounkes and Penny Pruitt - Arion Award Jenny Kayser - National School Choral Award Tricia Gundy - Chopin Award Shannon Williams - John Philip Sousa Band Award 56 1st Row: Lacie Birk, Peggy Kahle, Jenny Smith, Cindy Kirk, Lori Hase, Melanie Biggs, Laurel Hirt, Charlene Osman, Shannon Williams, Carrie Schiesser, Melissa Johnson. 2nd Row: Rick Hamlin, Melissa Boline, Bryon Sturm, Carrie Kayser, Tom Reust, Brad Marcotte, Stacy O'Brien, Kris Wil- hite, Tonja White, Shanta Simpson, Melinda Elbe, Jason Sheeley, Gretch- en Mounkes, Wes Decker, Janell Newton, Sarah Fehr, Brady Cooper. 3rd Row: David Anderson. (Not Pictured: Jenny Kayser, Marty Rice, Tricia Gundy.) The Northern Heights Band, under the direction of Richard Robins, participated in the 1987 K-State Band Day, marched at all home football games, in the Americus Days, Veterans' Day, and Christmas Parades, and played at all home basketball games. We also performed in the Christmas Program, Pop- corn Concert, Spring Concert, and for graduation. The band received a II rating at State Music Contests in Junction City, participated in the L.C.L. Massed Band Festival at E.S.U., and for fhe L.C.L. Basketball Tournaments. The stage band, a newly formed group, played in the Christmas, Popcorn, and Spring Concerts. The stage band also played the individual piece for NHHS at the L.C.L. Massed Band Festival, and went on tour with VIP to the area grade schools in the spring. Gretchen Mounkes, bari- tone saxophone, audi- tioned for and performed as a member of the Kan- sas Music Educators' As- sociation District III Honor Band. She also auditioned for KMEA All-State Honor Band, received a certifi- cate at the Kansas Fed- erated Women's Club auditions, a I rating at Re- gional contests, and a II rating at State Shannon Williams, flute, received a credit slip at the Kansas Federated Women's Club auditions, and a II rating at Regional contests. Brad Marcotte - Warming Up. Shannon Williams and Gretchen Mounkes - Here we go again! 57 Future Business Leaders Of America First Row Alan Kaniper, Parliamentarian. Tracey Stinson. Treasurer. Penny Pruitt, Secretary. Matt Mercer. President. Stephanie Uhler. Vice-President. Penny Lauer. Historian. Lacie Birk. STUCO. Second Row Jenny Smith, Kris Phillips, Laurel Hirt. Rhonda Liggett, Gretchen Mounkes, Staci Heathman Third Row Kelly Henderson, Michelle Lang. Melinda Elbe. Kristi Bishop, Misty Heathman. LaDonna Magathan Fourth Row Amanda Nance. Mike Heathman. Jerry Boyce. Wes Decker. Eric Parks, and Jamie Hooper Future Business Leaders of America had a successful year during the 1987- 88 year. District Conference was held at Burlington on Saturday. February 27. These members were winners: Current events 3rd place — Jenny Smith, Mike Heathman. and Tracey Stinson. Business Letter Writing 4th place — Gretchen Mounkes. Business English 10th place — Gretchen Mounkes; Business Law 7th place — Wes Decker. Public Speaking 1st place — Stephanie Uhler. Ten Key Adding Machine 3rd place — LaDonna Ma- gathan. Office Procedures 5th place — Rondo Liggett; Business Math 6th place — Kelly Henderson. State Leadership Conference was held at Emporia State University on Thursday and Friday. April 7 and 8. Members winning at the state level were: Accounting I 6th place — Kristi Bishop. Introduction to Business 9th place — Kris Phillips; Current Events 5th place — Mike Heathman. Matt Mercer, and Tracey Stinson. On Friday April 22. 1988. the FBLA group traveled to Topeka for a field trip. Businesses visited were: Hall Lithography Company. WIBW TV — Radio. Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company. State Historical Museum, Hypermart U.S.A.. and the West Ridge Mall. Members going on the field trip were: Lacie Birk. Penny Lauer. Stephanie Uhler. Jenny Smith, Wes Decker, Mike Heathman, Kelly Henderson, Laurel Hirt. Rhonda Liggett, LaDonna Magathan, Gretchen Mounkes. Eric Parks. Kris Phillips. Tracey Stinson. Amanda Nance. Melinda Elbe. Misty Heathman, Alan Kaniper, Kristi Bishop, and Mrs. Virginia Ray. Sponsor. 58 1- Queen of Courts candidates 2- Melissa Johnson and Lori Cathcart receive congratulations from Chris Roberts and Mike Zumbrum 3- Kjersti Dosen. Stephanie Lindsay. Anna Roberts. Karrisa Torrance — Nerds for Homecoming spirit week 4- Homecoming Queen and King-Laurie Davidson and Ron Brunkow 5- Stephanie Uhler and Lacie Birk-pep assembly. 6- Alan Kaniper and Melinda Elbe- Opposite sex day for Queen of Courts. 7- The Homecoming King candidates 8- The Homecoming Queen candidates. 59 The Queen's Court Jennifer Kayser escorted by Alan Kaniper Laurie Davidson escorted by Ron Brunkow Homecoming 1987 was held on October 19th. Queen Laurie Davidson and King Ron Brunkow were crowned by last year's Queen Tiftany Eastman and King Steve Tucker The candidates for King and Queen were Laurie Davidson and Ron Brunkow. Jennifer Kayser and Alan Kaniper. Patricia Gundy and Mark Wal- ford. Lori Jo Cathcart and Mike Zumbrum. Our boys played an excellent game against Olpe which we won 6-0. The student body enjoyed the Homecoming dance with the music provided by Spectacle of Sound from Emporia. Congratulatons Laurie and Ron. Patricia Gundy escorted by Mark Walford The King's Court 60 Lori Jo Cathcart and Stephanie Uhler. Look at those JAMS! s p t Melanie Biggs. Tonja White, and Stewart Anderson, just being nerds. e e k Penny Pruitt. LOVE YOUR HAIR! Jacque Johnson. Jay Goldsmith. Leita French. Kjersti Dosen. Stephanie Lindsay. Karrisa Torrance, and Rhonda Liggett. What a bunch of NERDS! Jacque Johnson and Kjersti Dosen, NERDS hard at work! Tonja White. Oh. FERN. YOU NERD! 61 Ta'i Ig ts P eiy The Tailgate party was held on September 25. 1987, the night of the first football game. The menu consisted of hot dogs, baked beans, potato chips, and soft drinks, furnished by Coca-Cola. The administra- tors cooked and served all the food. RfVn LLftl The yearbook signing party was sponsored by the Annual Staff and was held Septemb 25. 1987, the night of the first football game, in conjunction with the Tailgate Party. 62 PL A YS IT OS TENSE!!! 1. Ken Murray-lntensely Rockin'- n-Rollin'. 2. Mark Paquette-Showing off his drum-set 3. Rob Zinn-Getting into his work 4 L Cathcart. K. Birchmeir. L. Birk. and P Pruitt-Jammm' out. 5. N.H.H.S. presents VISION. 6 Mark Gresichar-a man in con- trol. 7. The crowd having fun. 8. Robert Williamson-Getting things ready for the evening. 9. Ken Murray-Doing his best 10. G. French. M. Walford, M. Zumbrum-Waitin' on a “Crazy Train. 11. Rob Zinn and Mark Paquette-Being silly. 63 QUEEN OF COURTS I HAD THE TIME OF MY LIFE The 1988 Queen of Courts was held or January 22. 1988. during the half-time o Northern Heights-Madison game. Las year's Queen and King, Marcia Jones anc Brian White crowned Melissa Johnson anc Alan Kaniper as the new 1988 Queen anc King of Courts. The Ladycats went on tc win 46-38, while the men were held 44 49. White 1988 Queen and King of Courts. Melissa Johnson and Alan Kaniper. Lori Jo Cathcart escorted by Alan Kaniper. Congratulations Melissa and Alan. Tricia Gunday escorted by Mark Walford. You can relax now. T. Gundy. M. Johnson. L. Cathcart. Melissa Johnson escorted by Matt Mercer. QUEEN OF COURTS 1988 SPIRIT WEEK Du© to the lack of participation in spirit week, few pictures of the student body were avail- able. Therefore, we had to make due with what we had. 1. Got a mild case of T.H.O.. A. Kaniper?? 2. Are you serious? No, that can't be . P. Lauer - gossiping again. 3. You can be my cowboy and I will be your cowgirl. J. Haden and S. Lindsey. 4. There has got to be something in that coke, 'cause it just isn't going down very smooth is it, L. Cathcart? A. Kaniper thinks it's alright though. 5. Just takin' a stroll in this nice little car. T. White and L. Cathcart. 6. You're looking good. L. Cathcart and M. Zumbrum. 7. One of our biggest fans cheering us on at L.C.L. Tournament. Clarence. 8. It's Jason — run for your life, S. Uhler and L. Birk. 9. Joe Pond, all chem'd out!! 8 Biggest Flirt Tricia Gundy, Scott Milner Best Athlete Mark Waltord, Melissa Johnson Best Looking Julie Sattler, Greg French Nicest Eyes John Milner, Lori Burnett Most Talented Alan Kaniper, Laurie Davidson Most School Spirit Scott White, Leita French Most Outgoing Matt Mercer, Lori Hilton 66 Friendliest Jenny Smith, David Anderson Most Artistic Kat Moore, Dwayne Reust Nicest Legs Jason Cathcart, Lori Jo Cathcart Most Outrageous Laugh Marty Rice, Cindy Kirk Best at Getting in Trouble Marla Jackson, Howard Crabtree Class Clown Cutest Couple Sexiest Matt Horton. Amanda Nance Lacie Birk, Ron Brunkow Kevin Marsh, Kjersti Dosen School Partiers Staci Heathman, Jason Jenkins Nicest Smile Craig Browning, Penny Pruitt Best at Getting Out of Trouble Jenny Kayser, Zack Henning Best Dressed Michelle Lang, Chris Hase This year, the NHHS annual staff surveyed the student body and these are the results. Most Likely to Succeed Marty Rice, Laurie Davidson Survey Trend Setters Anna Roberts, Marc Gregory 67 NORTHERN HEIGHTS HIGH SCHOOL PRESENTS NICKELODEON” f ono CAST LuLu Fontaine ......Anna Roberts Boy .....................Tom Reust Soda Jerk ..........Joe Anderson Old Man ...............Matt Mercer Movie Director ......Leita French Assistant Director .....Eric Parks VIP ......Stephanie Lindsay. Anna Roberts, Melanie Biggs, Jay Goldsmith, Penny Pruitt, Julie Sattler, Kjersti Dosen, Rhonda Liggett, Karrisa Torrance, Jenny Kayser. Carrie Ann Schiesser, Melissa Boline, Gretchen Mounkes, Nancy Williams, Eric Parks, Wes Decker, Tony Zouplna, David Anderson, Brady Cooper, Bryon Sturm, Joe Anderson, Tonja White, Erica Schubert, Mark Schubert, Tom Reust 1. Penny and Tom taking a bow. 2. Pennies from heaven? Bryon and Tonja. 3. The cast in a final curtain call. 68 Why Teachers Go Nuts Synopsis An insane discussion of the age-old problem: Are teachers driven nuts or are teachers nuts to begin with? Harassed by a roomful of pupils who know all the answers but not for the questions asked, this particular teacher seems to prove the case for heredity. Moving, unperturbed, in a veritable bedlam of a classroom, and accepting the most insane answers as not only logical but academically correct. Miss Abigail Abbysinia fails to do so much as notice the frantic efforts of her pupils to reduce the classroom to shambles. Cast Abigail Abbysinia (teacher) .....Jenny Kayser Earnest E. Rudite ...............Joe Anderson Skinnay Smith .........................Eric Parks Bull Durham ...........................Matt Mercer Weary Willie White ...................Errol Myers Cory Corntassel .................David Anderson Percy Prettyboy ........................Tom Reust Tuffy Tukes ..........................Bryon Sturm Lulubelle Lollipop ..................Tricia Gundy Fatsy Jumbo Tubby Terwilliger Don Shope Tomboy Toots .........................Julie Sattler Bashful Betty .......................Amanda Nance Giggly Goon ...................Gretchen Mounkes Susie Simper ....................Becky Grother Peaches Primper .................Jay Goldsmith Students ..............Mark Schubert, Lori Hilton Sarah Fehr, Charlene Osman Jennifer Haden, Tammy Clock Stephanie Lindsay. Nancy Williams Dawn Plankinton, Matt McDonald Abigail Abbysinia trying to explain lessons to her active class. Gee. I'm sorry teacher. says Skinnay Smith. 69 A typical unsupervised classroom. Trial By Jury Anna Roberts practic- ing her solo. Synopsis Edwin, tiring of his sweetheart Angelina, falls in love with another; and Angelina accordingly Ain f 1 cute? says hauls him into court for breach of promise. Ed- Pennv Pruit+ win explains that he simply happened to fall in love with another girl. Though both Jury and Judge indicate that they have had similar epi- sodes in their own pasts, they have little sym- pathy for him. Production Staff Stage Manager .........................Laurie Davidson Crew Chief .......................................Jeff Schroeder Jeff Houck Marty Rice Mike Zumbrum Lights ..................................Ron Brunkow Alan Kaniper Jason Sheeley Make-up ..............................Jennifer Haden Rhonda Liggett Shanta' Simpson Gretchen Mounkes Leita French Promotion ..............................Diane Denison Jennifer Haden Sound .............................Mr. Richard Robins Curtain ................................Mark Watford Ushers ...................................Chad Uhler Brad Marcotte Gate ...................................Diane Denison John Wilmore Acknowledgements Mr. Steven Mollach, Principal Mr. Marvin Selby, Superintendent Mrs. Marilyn Thompson Mr. Charley Wyda Mr. Bill Tolliver All of the people who helped construct props and costumes. We wish to thank all those who helped with the production. CAST Judge ..........................Matt Mercer Angelina (the Plaintiff) ........Penny Pruitt Edwin (Defendant) ...............Wes Decker Counsel for Plaintiff ..........Anna Roberts Usher .................Carrie Ann Schiesser Foreman of Jury .............David Anderson Bridesmaids ... Tammy Clock, Kjersti Dosen, Stacy O'Brien, Jay Goldsmith, Karrisa Torrance, Shanta' Simpson, Gretchen Mounkes, Nancy Williams Jury ............Eric Parks, Matt McDonald, Joe Anderson, Brady Cooper 70 Heaven In Your Eyes Prom '88 Junior Sponsors — Mr. Pruitt, Mrs. Steers, Mrs. Hart. On May 7, the Juniors hosted the Junior - Senior Prom in the high school gym. The evening began at 7:00 p.m. with a warm wel- come from the Junior Class President, Holly Hizar. Following Holly's welcome. Reverend Kay Bishop said a few words, A buffet con- sisting of the following: smothered steak, baked potatoes, sour cream, corn, rolls, butter, jello salads, cherry cheese cake, tea, and coffee was served. Following the meal the Senior Class President, Laurie Davidson read the Senior Class Prophecy. The Senior Class Vice-President, Diane Denison read the Senior Class Wills. The dance started at 8:30 p.m, with Rick Allen providing the music. The gym was decorated as Heaven at night. The ceiling was draped in starred crepe paper and a star-shaped fountain was in the middle of the gym. A staircase and a moon were placed on the stage, surrounded by blue paper and metallic crepe paper. Stars and silver and blue balloons were placed around the gym. Busy Junior Guys — R. Hamlin, G. French, C. Hase, M. Gregory, Busy Junior Girls — P. Lauer, H. Hizar. T. George. S. Uhler. 71 Making Stars — J. Ellis. Everyone Dances. L. Cathcart M. Zumbrum dance while K. Birchmeier H. Davidson admire the water fountain. The Stage. The Staircase. Those Goodlooking Senior Gals. Those Goodlooking Senior Guys. Dawn Plankinton Howard Crabtree Anna Roberts Lori Hilton Ben Willroth Melinda Elbe Alan Kaniper Michelle Lang Jason Jen- D.J. - Rick Allen, kins. Kim Olson Shannon Kimball. ROAR! The Senior Trip of 1988 started on Thursday, May 12, 1988. The bus trip to Branson, Missouri, started at 6:00 a m. We arrived in Branson at 2:00 in the afternoon. After checking in to the hotel, the rest of the afternoon was ours. At 6:00 we all boarded the busses again and headed out for The Lake Queen Dinner Cruise. The next day was Friday, and we all got out of bed at a decent hour, and basically had the morning to ourselves. At 1:00 we went to Shepherd of the Hills and took a tour. After the tour, there was a pizza party at the hotel. After devouring the pizza, we were off to Shepherd of the Hills play. Saturday we all got up and went to the Wilderness Safari. After the Safari we went to Apple Mill restaurant and had a delicious meal. After 3:00 p.m. we went to Silver Dollar City. Sunday we spent all day at Silver Dollar City. Monday we said our good-byes to Branson and to the Kirkwood Inn. At 10:00 we hit Fantastic Caverns. By 5:30 the Senior Class of 1988 was home. Did you say something Mark? Who are those hunks behind those Fos- ter Grants? Lake Taneycomo We all would like to thank Mrs. Dhority, Mrs. Myers, Mrs. Moser, Mrs. Edmunds, Mr. Ed- munds, and last but not least, Mr. Powell. Without these people, we wouldn't have had so much fun. 75 IN MEMORY OF MARSHALL SPADE Marshall Spade was diligent with his students and gave his best so that his students could give their best. Mr. Spade wanted excellence for not only his students but also the district at large. He dedicated himself as a school board member, parent, and teacher toward his goal. He shall be greatly missed. The students, faculty and staff of Northern Heights extend our sheerest sympathy to Marshall's wife, Jan and the rest of his family and thank you for sharing this very special man with us. 76 Jeff Houck, our school's only member of the Kansas High School Rodeo Association, competed in 20 of the 22 qualifying rodeos in the 1988 rodeo season. Jeff's only event is the boys cutting competition. Jeff is the event director of the boys cutting and is president of the Board of Event Directors. Cutting competition is perhaps the most graceful and artistic rodeo event. Riding carefully into the herd, the rider selects the animal desired, brings it into the middle of the arena and then allows the horse plenty of rein as his mount moves into a defensive attitude in order to prevent the cow from returning to the herd. The judges mark the horse's performance from 60 to 80 points. Jeff won at the State Finals Rodeo in Topeka, June 2-5, 1988. He also won a plaque for the highest score in short go and was awarded a scholarship for college next fall. He will be attending the 1988 National Finals Rodeo in Pueblo, Colorado, July 25-30. 77 Class Of '88 Bradley Shawn Barger Kristi Renae Bishop Ron Alan Brunkow Lori Jo Cathcart Audrey Countryman Howard Alve Crabtree Becky Anne Crippen Harley Davidson Laurie Marie Davidson Diane Lynn Denison Kjersti Cecilie Dosen George Jefferson Emley, Jr. Ginger Gail Gatewood Patricia Kay Gundy Jennifer Len Haden Misty Lynn Heathman Stacie Alane Heathman Lori Renee Hilton Jeff Clinton Houck Robet Lome Hutchcroft Jason Allen Jenkins Jacqueline Joy Johnson Melissa Ann Johnson Kenneth Alan Kaniper Jennifer Lynn Kayser Stephanie Diane Lindsay LaDonna Irene Magathan Matthew Eric Mercer John Patrick Milner Hobart E. Minor Shonna Michelle Minor James Dean Moore Mark Matthew Moser Eric Todd Parks Martin John Rice Christine Ann Roberts Julie Lynn Sattler Jeffrey Dale Schroeder Kevin D. Shearer Donald Eugene Shope Douglas W. Steele Michelle LaRae Sweet Mark Evan Walford Kelli Elaine Weber Shannon Marie Williams John Todd Wilmore Micheal Walter Zumbrum Class Offices President — Laurie Davidson Vice President — Diane Denison Secretary — Jeff Schroeder Treasurer — Julie Sattler StuCo — Matt Mercer Class Colors Maroon Silver Class Flower White Rose M. Mercer learning to shake hands. Class Motto When one becomes contented with what he has, he might as well give up life itself. Enthused to be out?-T. Gundy, J. Sattler, J, Kayser, K. Dosen, M. Moser. The reception line. 78 M. Zumbrum . % C •J - V 3 I I M r J. Milner J. Houck Valedictorian Laurie Davidson Salutatorian Jacqueline Johnson Junior Leaders Greg French Melanie Biggs J. Kayser M. Walford S. Lindsay J. Johnson J. Jenkins E. Parks T. Gundy M. Mercer R. Hutchcroft D. Denison J. Sattler S. Minor S. Heath- man L. 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SMITH WEDDINGS Exteriors Building (316)342-1731 BUSTER WHEAT CATTLE COMPANY INCORPORATED S A TELEPHONE COMPANY ALLEN, KANSAS 316-528-3224 ALLEN, KANSAS Dealer in Stocker and Cattle in load lots Telephone Office: 316-528-3214 Residence: 316-528-3215 HOLTHAUS MOTORS INC • SALES • SERVICE • PARTS BODY SHOP NEW USED CARS TRUCKS IT PAYS TO DRIVE TO OSAGE CITY t SAVE SALES MON - FRI (7:30 AM - 8:00 PM) SAT TIL 5:00 PM PARTS SERVICE MON - FRI (8:00 AM - 5:00 PM) SAT TIL NOON Meat, potatoes and milk. Balance comes from eating a variety of foods. Because nutritionists agree, no one food provides all the necessary nutrients. At McDonald's, we offer 100% pure American beef. We offer fish and poultry. Lettuce and to- matoes. And more. Variety in our menu means you can balance what you order. And make sure your McDonald's meal bal- ances with other meals you eat. Because we want McDonald's food to fit comfortably into your well-balanced diet. Better for you. Better for us. For more information about all our menu items, ask your McDonald's® Restaurant Manager. 528-3101 423 MARKET T OSAGE CITY 300 TW Of TOREKA ON 73 TO 11 WEST IT'S A GOOD TIME FOR THE GREAT TASTE McDonald's of Emporia 1202 W. 6th Ave. Emporia, Ks. 66801 88 AMERICUS STATE BANK ---tT AMERICUS KANSAS 66835 g P.O. BOX 37« BANKING INSURANCE AMERICUS INSURANCE AGENCY (316)443-5163 GARRISON A MUSIC STORE • ' Complete Music Service 715 Commercial Emporia 342-4553 (316) 343 0303 Vince Friess MANAGER READING '66 rnmmmm «ueft-v o. HOME X'here Quality Tells and Service Sells 2631 WEST HIGHWAY 50 • EMPORIA. KANSAS 66801 Full Service Gas U oil Tire Sales Repair Auto-Truck Service Auto-Truck Repair Nothing Too Large Or Small Try Us, You’ll Like Us Hwy. 170 P.O. Bo 81 Reading, KS 66868 (316)699-3 47 Comln' Id For Good Pizza Council Grove 15 Union Street 767-5000 INGMIRE Plumbing-Heating-Electrical-Appliances Sales l Services Phone 316-767-6499 Council Grove, Kansas 66846 FLOYD'S INC. Autobody-Mufflers-Brakes Phone 316- 342- 7713 Industrial Road Emporia, Kansas 66801 Floyd McCracken Owner $ Super Cuts FOR Guvs 61 GalS ( MU FAKV.i HAN L4RI C . 5 5 vahi i • CV. - C • KERRI JACKSON - OWNER STvuST PAULA COLSTROM • SlvtiST Open 6 Days 528 4921 Styles Cuts BiOwdr perms Color wori Braiding Sets manicure rl1 89 BUY • SELL • TRADE a M, MOTORS GENE MOSER 316-528-1330 BOX 63 ALLEN. KS 66833 Columbia Savings 715 Merchant 342-1832 1440 Industrial 342-7660 Emporia, Kansas 66801 FSLIC Mike Storrer Career Agent I Farm Bureau Insurance Box 606, Emporia. KS 66801 342-4714 Council Grove National Bank We want to be your Bank 130 West Main Council Grove, Kansas 66846 316-767-5128 ] BLUESTEM FARM AND RANCH SUPPLY 2611 West Highway Emporia, KS 66801 342-5502 CRAWFORD FURNITURE COMPANY Bigelow Carpet Kroehler Furniture 606-608 Commercial Emporia, Kansas 342-2827 CAMIt v PORT BATS ifcVOR RCR'RAiTS WEDDINGS PASSPORTS DOR, OUTDOOR SITTINGS GARY I PHYLLIS FLEMING 3502 WEST 20th STREET EMPORIA KANSAS 66801 (316) 343 3897 FARMERS 8c DROVERS BANK Council Grove, Ks. 66846 767-5138 Mfu Each depositor insured to 40,000 'FULL i Sfrk K0CRAI OtPOSl lNiu� � NCr CORPORATION 90 Sayhr SoeteBier CHARTED CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS (316)343-7930 1512 West 6th, Suite G P.O. Box 1466 Emporia, Kansas 66801-1466 TAX RETURNS BOOKKEEPING RNS W ING W Glenda J. Street STREET TAX SERVICE (316)342-0260 OFFICE (316)443-5668 907 Commercial Emporia, Ks 66801 THE PRESCRIPTION CENTER Nick Laurent, Tom Barger, Reg Phs Open 7 Days a Week Competitively Priced Prescriptions 342-5323 1420 Industrial Road Emporia, Ks 66801 Cuts Facial - Skin Care Color Cosmetics Perms Waxing Nall Tips Make-up Manicures Free Consulatlon Pedicures £j —--------------styling salor. till Commercial • (31fc)34S-16S3 WALLACES STITCHIN POST 416 W. 6th Street Emporia Kansas 66801 Phone 316-342-6699 Everything In Sewing Sales and Service HUSTON ELECTRIC 815 Graham Emporia, Ks 66801 343-6510 1309 West 6th Emporia. KS 66801 OFFICE: (316) 3436362 m MLS LARRY BUFFINGTON Buffington REAL ESTATE | , MI IL'ILmc. GOOD LUCK SENIORS OF '88 rriERLE noRmfln The Place for the Custom Face DANIEL AND CINDY JACKSON OWNERS Flint Hills Mall Emporia, Ks 66801 (316)342-2000 91 KZ-93 - Ea� t Central Uamj ravocite Radio Station 92.7 FM. '♦'ere We Love cXjc Country 24 Hour a Day. THE COUNCIL GROVE REPUBLICAN Published daily except Saturday and Sunday Founded in 1872 Council Grove, Kansas Telephone 767-5123 HILL'S APOTHECARY, INC. I ‘.’.Ct.'ih VI til. lift NlbbAN lolin ortli JHfe © lord Ine MIOSCU igutSMlN! MtvKIt fMAftMAO WIVKIV - IVI'OH'A ►. ANSAs filiHO' 316-342-1661 1503 W. 12th Ave. • Emporia, KS 66801 Ivan Day off Elevator, Inc. Osage City, Ks 66523 we buy-we sell-we mix-we grind grain, feed, seeds, and fertilizer Osage City, Ks. 66523 (913) 528-4632 mOD€ O' DAY Sandra Kline. Pat Smutting. Owners “Dressing Chic Doesn't Have To Be Expensive 526 yinrkrl. (hti v ( ily, Kn. 328 4502 Oldest continuously operating restaurant west of the Mississippi Nationally registered landmark Famous for fine food 112 West Main Council Grove, Ks 66846 THE (T0TTAGE (HOUSE 25 North Ncoslm, Council Grove. Kansas 66846 316-767-6828 92 Ader Gaeddert Certified Public Accountants 1225 West Sixth Avenue P.O. Box 704 Emporia, Kansas 66801 (316) 342-7641 Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner Late Night! Creat Food Creat Service RESTAURANTS Topeka, Lawrence, Enporia, Wichita Charlie Gillum Hearing Aid Audiologist United Hearing Aid Service 30 day free Trial 706 Commercial Emporia, KS 66801 316-343-1100 Trimmell Ford 901 W. Main Council Grove, Kansas 66846 H Dean Trimmell 316-767-5199 MUNDY SERVICE We Have A Trade That Service Made 528-3213 Admire, Kansas 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 HAYNIiS I’AINi DECORATING f AKt A A VAlfl 727 CoinrneM.i.il St. KS 66801 316 342-3814 EIIDHLL yuneTa£ Qiapet C' jnrii Grove, Kansa,. 5i ;6 '315)767-6131 nv OTTV Complete Automotive Repair Nev� and Used High Performance Parts 702 MECHANIC • EMPORIA KS 66601 • (316) 342 7769 Taeo Chap Open ivary Gay West Main at 'V disor. 11:oo a.m. - ' n m. Council Grove 757-i J CENTRAL POWER PRODUCTS, INC. Authorized Detroit Diesel Allison Distributor Emporia Branch 2828 West 12th, Emporia, Kansas 66801 (316) 343-3790 (MPA), CLINE AUTO SUPPLY. INC. 810 INDUSTRIAL EMPORIA. KANSAS 66801 Phone 343-6000 MMCllJVLOTMfiCMX 115 yMain Council Grove, Ks Prescriptions Health Beauty Aids 93 y4 1 Janet's Hair Fashions x 418 Main St. j Americus. KS. 66835 443-5800 704 E. 12th Emporia, Kansas hrzjjpi- Telephone 342-6500 Emporia Veterinary Hospital Large Small Animals 710 Anderson, Emporia, Ks 66801 (316) 342-6515 XjLnxufi c hitomotiue. 70« LANTERN LANE emporia, Kseeeoi PHONE 343-7063 HARRY UNRUH HOME PH. 342 4425 OWNER Fri. Sat. 9-12 Ciff flCl Sun.-Thurs. 9-11 wy 528-4444 ( Q t QH J Greenwood Abstract Company Charles W. Emley (316) 342-2979 P.O. Box 45 9 E. 4th Ave., Emporia, Ks. Emporia Livestock Sales Co., Inc. Emporia, Kansas 800-362-2510 '$£2 Grandma's Pincushion ® 829 Commercial (316) 343-8350 Midwest Locksmith MM JOHNSONS ANSWERING SERVICE ' M 417 Merchant Emporia, Ks 66801 Phone: 342-9069 and 343-1520 fvl Bud Gerri Johnson — owners (BERG Jib WESTSIDE PHARMACY 1009 W. 12TH 342-1242 SYMMONDS SYMMONDS ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW 425 COMMERCIAL Emporia. Kansas 66801 316-343-2764 ROBERT N. SYMMONDS RODNEY H. SYMMONDS Donna's Floral Designs Fresh Floral Silk Arrangements niOW. Sixth Emporia. KS 66801 (316)343-3630 1 jAza pzst Were talkin’pizza... Em™t, SsSo, . Moon ytls raci (ompntuj ABSTRACTS - TITLE INSURANCE 423 Commercial ( 16)342-1917 BETTY RATHKE EMPORIA. KS 6680 1 (3 16)342-8470 PRESIDENT ORIGINAL MAgLQW WOODCUTS TM 32-1987 443-5589 Christy's 2917 West Highway 50 Emporia, KS 66801 Gary Christy-owner locally owned and operated 'r ' «...«• ►«.-.� ,v : -i Tanning Bed , 2 - Yd ) C v “Dt ine 507 M � . f ST • OS OI C � KS 66523 Diane Masters Tues.-Sat. 913-528-3004 8:30 to 5:30 | Jerry’s Thriftway U Osage City, KS 66523 Hre: Mon.-Sat. 7 -9Sun. 8-7 For Your Shopping Convenience 1 0 Crazier ohotnoranhu F’' ‘l f Robert Fina (UUk 30 Market Osage City, Ks. 66523 7 days a week Open 6 a m.-10 p.m. (913)-528-3010 auv zat (wvcvctf afr auZL'ie U igfcr 911 commercial emporia, ks. 342-2264 closea mon day OSAGE CITY IGA Osage City, Kansas Mon.-Sat. 7-9 Sun. 8-8 Full-line Grocery Store «' ‘’n c D. “Mike Logan 1121 Commercial Conon Electronic Type writers S j 1 fck Conon Word Processors Lc ■ ■ SCW Electron ; Typewriters c,,.,., II I 1 SCW word Processors U 1 EMPORIA BUSINESS MACHINES. INC Emporia. Ks 66801 316-342-7804 316-342-1417 csagc city Whirlwfol '' JOV ,T u 1 «ooe� t . bettv pick-up caps I.IMDHI.OOM APPLIANCES AM) HWY 31 WKS1 RIDGE SALKS Osage City. Ks 66523 Bus (913) 528-3460 Res. (913) 528-3080 Used Cars and Trucks . • C°odyear Tire Dealer tytfSSRTTO MOTOI Cl. O HWHyii O Shop 913-62S-31 16 OSAO! CITY, KANSAS Mill Ham St3l� 3S12 ■■Ben Franklin Hi x Homemade Pizza and j t Sandwiches To Go Better quality for less! 532 Market, Osage City, Ks. (913)-528-4840 Casey's General Store GENERAL STORE | Phone 528-3939 Stromgren Barber Shop Osage City, Ks. 66523 (913) 528-3796 Og 818 E. 6th Ave. 1 DiSvideo Emporia, Ks. 66801 I W (316) 342-2940 m ,jjP Mon. thru Sat. 10:00 am to 9:00 pm EMLEY AUTO SERVICE Body Repair x «c«R hiwi 342-5723 Complete Auto Repair 510 Graham Emporia, Ks. 66801 OSAGE AUTO SUPPLY v VgWMff 422 MARKET ST. PHONE AC-913-528-4151 W OSAGE CITY, KANSAS 66523 BOB BETTY ZIMMERMAN 3'6 273 8560 Cross Country Ceramics classes greenware firing stained glass custom orders BOX 52 A26 WALNUT STRONG CITY KANSAS 66669 O OTASCO hxpect something extra' Don 8l Joyce Charboneau 113 W. Main Council Grove. Ks. 66846 U 95 m v K— JEWELCRS ( ttnmrnu! hn,Km a;a ' v� � « ; ,. +S' J (icilh hWISt fynesto Musts Compliments THE FANESTIL PACKING to.. INC. , P.O.Box«29 Bill And Sandy Lahr Emporia, Kansas 66801 Seabreeze And Associates ' fiEffv Emporia, KS. 66801 343-2310 m� ;i The Product of Tomorrow...Today. Reading Grain Lumber Co. Reading, Ks. 699-3842 Name And Number Americus: Blue Haven AAT. A310 Bryant and Powers Attorneys-at-Law 223 West Main, P.O. Box 191 Council Grove, Ks 66846 (316) 767-6831 Knight's Main Street Council Grove: Bolton Chrysler-Plymouth, Inc. 11 East Main (316) 767-5545 Dr. Donald H. Essington Box 228 (316) 767-5717 Hayes Carry Out 601 E. Main (316) 767-6576 Photography and Frame Shoppe 215 W. Main (316) 767-5213' Dale Powell's Body Shop 423 E. Main (316) 767-5711 Wilson Sales 1144 N. Union (316) 767-5147 Yadon's Repair 316 E. Main (316) 767-5720 Emporia: Breck's Tire 611 Prairie (316) 342-3721 Coffelt Advertising P. O. Box 2025 (316) 342-0608 Graves 1 609 Commercial (316) 343-2323 L- Special Thanks to Tina Newton Kat Moore and anyone else who helped with this book % � • . • d