Northwest High School - Silvertip Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

Page 167 text:

x 1'i1i 'W'f ,Www . 5, 'Mi I A - swf . L - ,I -,S w s e i i gi .iii A W N e . ., 1 V- 1 -iw-,, mf 4 - a , - if 3 , N . Q S., K . L, ,. 33- ,S it r. ' - ,g X f Y., ' : if - - We . i H ' 71 .Ria-. -f1f.a.,- TFM-V fit . ,M y .. -. . ,V -. fins I- -V Q .,, . - - .,, A T ' 7' 1 T - g., 1,5 if .,',.,.'lfH. at - ., ffi , ' ' f - , , ' . ' i ' 7 fe fr -Q elf: 1345 : M , I , 3 3 2, ' 4 ri gi V . - i A K if :..,i.l.,gs?4 .K X.. x ,pdl N is Q . , .i , A b. T ,.sr Aif't6'awm,ji ,, K ,' .W.g4b:a3f. f22. , 1 .wr A :g M ' it, W ,ms Na val Wm It ' ' g 3 l.?f'A,' . I V TT 3 ba'.1'f.w:.gf--QQ L - i, . 'f ' ja A e- .4 , , 't a .. . Wir Q w rit ' ts:igl' ?5Lkf 2e 'Wee-it ' . i f '- - 'ii-', ef. ' :aiu ' '- i at f s Breaking away for a big gain, Senior Kelly Oltjenbruns is followed closely byjunior Christie Tangedal. The juniors won the annual Powder Puff game 12-O, Promoting school spirir for the female Powder Puff players. Senior Brett Oakleaf and rhe junior pyramid team lead the spectators in a cheer. 74- . ev 3. junior, senior females vie in Powder Puff victor Early one October morning female voices rang through the Com- mons with chants of S-E-N-I-O-R, Seniors, Seniors, '84 and Nj-U-N-I-O-R,juniors,juniors, '85 The sound of chants was just the beginning activity for the annual Powder Puff contest between the females of the senior and junior classes. The chants were shouted back and forth between the juniors and seniors throughout the school day as each class claiming to be the victor in the good-natured Powder Puff game. Spectators, players, cheerleaders and administrators gathered on the practice field for the 5 p.m. game. The official all male Sugar Bear pom pon squad performed a talented half-time perfor- mance. Adding to their amusing affect was the wild clothing worn by these spirit spreaders. Despite the efforts of the senior male cheerleading squad, they were unable to cheer the senior girls to a Powder Puff victory in 1984. As the clock ticked to the closing second of the game, the junior players proudly walked off the field chanting the score, juniors 12, Seniors O. -Staci Roberts

Page 166 text:

Deen Donna Cunningham Kim Cupp 162 0 juniors Duane Dagenais Stephan Dailey Paul Davis Sonny Deguzman joe Dessenberger Todd Devcreaux Melanie Dietz Christopher Dillon Todd Dillon Tu Doan Debbie Dobbins Toni Dodd Kenny Donohue Shawn Donohue David Drumm Duff ,fr

Page 168 text:

School activities, volunteer work keeps junior Charissa Higgins busy For Charissa Higgins attending school means more than just enrolling in classes, it means being actively involved in numerous activities. Higgins was actively involved in volleyball, basketball, swirnmming, concert choir, girls' ensemble and National Honor Society. During her sophomore year Higgins was a letterwoman in volleyball, basketball and swimming. Last swim season Higgins had a qualifying state time for the 50 yard freestyle. Outside of school Higgins coached soccer for the Special Olympics and particiated in church activities. Working with the Special Olympics brought much gratification to Higgins. She was recognized by the chairperson of the Special Olympics for her outstanding service and received a certificate. I enjoy helping people who can not help themselves, she said. Participating in the Angelic Messengers for Christ, an organization affiliated with her church. They are involved with visiting the elderly and sick. Supporting Charissa in her endeavors is her grandmother. My grandmother ex- pects me to be involved and do well in my activities, Higgins said. Personal qualities of being very athletic, involved in school, and helpful to others are definite- ly ones to describe Higgins. Although her future plans include being a fashion mer- chandiser, for now Higgins will continue being a service to others and her communi- ty. -Stefcny VonScoyk Playing basketball is just one of several sports in whichjunior Charissa Higgins has lettered, Besides school activities, she is actively involved in many social and church activities,