Oxford High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Oxford, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1982 volume:

SEEMS LIKE OED TIMES WILDCAT 1982 OXFORD HIGH SCHOOL Oxford, Kansas 67119 TABLE OF CONTENTS It’s inevitable that history, in some way or another, repeats itself. And at Oxford, the annual Watermelon Feed is one piece of history that has given much pride to the town’s citizens. However, there is a lot more to the Watermelon Feed than meets the eye. In 1890 the Anti-Horse Thief Association Day was begun. It consisted of contests, exhibitions, and the still-popular parade (pictured top center). The highlight of the day was the mock pursuit, capture, and hanging of a horse thief. Some of the highlights of the 1981 Watermelon Feed were (from top, clockwise): Smashing cans with a sledge hammer is a popular booth for the Lettermen’s Club. The high school cheerleaders throw candy to the crowd. Grant Wilkerson is the driver. Coach Hetlinger is a willing participant on a hot day in the cheerleaders’ booth, a dunking board. Kitra Thomas, Miss Oxford, relaxes in the shade before the parade starts. The high band performs the traditional dance-and-pep-song routine. 3 4 The senior class officers are Steve Coon, president; Sherry Rakestraw, vice president; and Lorie Miller, secretary-treasurer. ▲ Late for school, Brenda? A “Albert, I think this locker just pinched me.” 5 SENIORS ’82 Joel Conner Steven Coon Marty Jenkins Shaun Hollis Lola Adams Randy Evans Bill Jones 6 Brenda Lemon The Boys’ State representatives were Grant Wilkerson and Nin George. During the summer, they attended a week-long camp at Kansas University in Lawrence. 7 8 Freshmen initiation was held on October 28. To start the day off right, the seniors met with the freshmen at 8:15 a.m. in the high school library. The seniors and freshmen paired off and each senior dressed up his or her freshman — the boys in women’s dresses and the girls in baby clothes. At noon, the freshmen entertained the student body with such varied activities as dancing for the lunchroom crowd, playing games of leapfrog on the lawn, and participation in male vs. female push-a- pencil-with-your-nose contests. When asked what they thought of initiation, most freshmen said that although it was uncomfortable and a little embarrassing, 1981 initiation was definitely a fun day. ▲ Freshman girls ▲ “Is high school worth it?” “You’ve got to be kidding!” ▲ Brian shows Michelle how Peggy, Roberta and to be a freshman. ▲ “Why me?” 9 Lynn Miller Lorie Miller Albert Neises Stan Sawyer Clinton Scott Lisa Smith Pi ■ :imWM MWM ! Connie Barbour, Miss Gueda Springs, and Kitra Thomas, Miss Oxford, represented their respective towns in the 1981 Arkalalah festivities. Class flower — yellow rose Class colors — blue and gold Class motto — “The happiness in your life depends upon the quality of your thought.” 11 James Thompson Gerry Vaughn Grant Wilkerson Shhh . . . Curtain’s Up! The Senior Class presented the traditional Senior Play on November 19 and 20, in the auditorium. The play, “Our Girls” by Conrad Seiler, was selected by Mrs. Wilcoxen. The cast consisted of Seniors, who with forgotten lines and un- timely entrances made the play even more comical than it was in- tended to be. ▲ Grant lets loose some pre-play excitement while Brian and prompter, Penny Smock, relax. A A Stan gives Nin some fatherly advice Gill (in charge of make-up) stand by. A A Hulda cleans up her act. A A Make-up! Mrs. Wilcoxen gives the treatment to Kitra.A while Lorie and Michele The Cast (In order of appearance) Elmer Lovejo .. Mildred Lovejoy Hulda......... Mrs. Wattles ... Chester Wattles Jesse Lovejoy .. Francis Lovejoy Vivian Lovejoy . Phyllis Wattles . Aunt Jessie .... Expressman .... Stan Sawyer , Connie Barbour ....Lisa Smith .. Brenda Lemon ... Albert Neises Grant Wilkerson .. Brian Spencer ....Nin George .... Lorie Miller ... Kitra Thomas . Merle Swanson 13 Sr. Credits ALEXANDER, LAUREL: Track 1; Volleyball 1, 2; Cheerleader 4; Honor Society 2; Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 4; Lettergirls Club 2; Regional Speech Festival 3; Flag Girl 1,2,3; Chorus 1. BARBOUR, CONNIE: Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 4; Kayette Board 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2; Jazz Band 1, 2, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus Accompanist I, 2, 3, 4; District VI Chorus 4; Honor Society 2,3,4; DAR Good Citizen Award 4; F.C.A. 3, 4; Typing Award 3; Math Award 1; Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3; Student Council 2, 4; Senior Play 3, 4; Spring Play 1,3,4; Class Officer 2. BONESTEEL, MIKE: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; All League Offense and Defense 3; Let- termen’s Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Class President 3; Stuco President 4; I Dare You Award 3; F.C.A. 3,4. COON, STEVE: Football 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; F.C.A. 3; Class President 4; Student Council 4. GILL, MICHELE: Pep Club Award 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 4; Flag Girl (Banner Carrier) 2,3,4. GEORGE, NIN: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Socie- ty 2, 3, 4; Lettermen’s Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Let- termen’s Club Representative 4; F.C.A. 3, 4; F.C.A. Vice-President 3, 4; Band 1; Stagehand 1, 2; Chorus 1; Oxfordian Singer a; Industrial Arts Award 2; Best Sup- porting Actor 2; Senior Play 3, 4; Spring Play 2, 4; Shop 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1,2,3,4. HEGE, JILL: Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Lettergirls Club 2; Chorus 1, 2; Band 1, 2. HOLLIS, SHAUN: Chorus 1, 2, 3; Ox- fordian Singer 1, 2, 3; Band 1, 2; Jazz Band 1, 2; Spring Play 1, 2, 3; Honor Society 2, 3; Student Council 2; Senior Play 3; Transferred to Southwestern College his senior year. MILLER, LORIE: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 4' F.C.A. 3, 4; Senior Play 4; Student Council 4; Class Sec. and Treas. 4; Kayette Bbard 2, 4; Chorus 1, 2,3, 4; Ox- fordian Singer 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 2; F.C.A. Of- ficer 3,4; Honor Society 1,2. MILLER, LYNN: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1, 2, 3,4; F.C.A. 3; Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 4; F.C.A. 3; Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 4; Kayette President 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 4; Track 1; Honor Society 2; Ox- fordian Singer 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Lettergirls Club 2, 3, 4; An- nual Staff 4. LEMON, BRENDA: Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 4; Kayette Board 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 2; F.C.A. 3, 4; Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Flag Girl 1, 4; Band 3; Volleyball 3; Basketball 1; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Algebra Award 1; National Merit Scholarship Com- mendation 4; Spring Play 2; Senior Play 4; Chorus 1; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Let- tergirl’s Club 2. NEISES, ALBERT: Senior Play 4. RAKESTRAW, SHERRY: Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Cheerleader 3; Class President 2; Class Vice-President 3, 4; Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 4; An- nual Staff 3,4; Geometry Award 2; Basket- ball 1, 2; Track 1, 2, 3; Volleyball 1, 2; Chorus 1, 2; Band 1, 2; Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2,3, 4; Typing Award 3. SAWYER, STAN: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; All League Honorable Mention Tie End 2; All League Honorable Mention Quarterback 3, 4; All League Honorable Mention Free Safety 3; Basketball 1; Lettermen’s Club 1, 2, 3,4; Student Council 1, 4; Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2; F.C.A. 3, 4; Senior Play 4; Oxfordian Singer 1; Class President 1; Co-Captain Football 4. SCOTT, CLINTON: Football 1; Basket- ball 1, 2; Track 1, 2, 3; Lettermen’s Club 1, 2; F.C.A. 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Jazz Band 3. SMITH, LISA: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3; F.C.A. 3, 4; Kayettes 1, 4; Pep Club 1; Volleyball 1; High School and Class Reporter 4; Librarian 4; Elementary P.E. Aid 3; Student Council 4; Honor Society 2; French Award 3; Band Award 3; Chorus Award 3. SPENCER, BRIAN: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3; Spring Play 1,2,3,4; Senior Play 3,4; Shop 1, 2, 3, 4; Jazz Band 1, 2, 3; Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4; F.C.A. 3; Lettermen’s Club 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1; Ox- fordians (Accompanist) 1, 2,3. SWANSON, MERLE: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 3, 4; Lettermen’s Club 2, 3, 4; Stu- dent Council 4; Chorus 1; F.C.A. 3; Shop 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Play 4; Honorable Mention Lineman 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Class Representative 4. THOMAS, KITRA: Track 1, 2; Chorus 1; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Jazz Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Spring Play 1, 2; Senior Play 4; I Dare You Award 3; Yearbook Editor 4; Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 4; Kayette Board 1, 2, 3, 4; Oxfordians 1; Lettergirls Club 2; Drum Majorette 3,4; Pep Club Award 2,3. THOMPSON, JAMES: Band 1, 2; Chorus 1,3,4. WILKERSON, GRANT: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Lettermen’s Club 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1; F.C.A. 3, 4; Senior Play 3,4: Spring Play 1, 2, 3, 4; Shop 1, 2,3, 4. ADAMS, LOLA CONNER, JOEL EVANS, RANDY JENKINS, MARTY JONES, BILL VAUGHN, GERRY iors J wuiorsJ imiora J uniorsJ The junior class officers are secretary and treasurer Diana Dunbar, president Chris Deyoe, vice-president Nicole Sauzek. 16 A “I warned you!” You mean to tell me you think school is boring? A “WOW! Look at my new threads.” ◄ “But ... What did I do now?” Brenda Bingham Lori Boone Jason Bratcher Sherry Bruner Kit Carson Tina Castor Jim Catlin Chris Deyoe Diana Dunbar Shannon French John Garfield Robert Gill Patti Goodnight Roxanna Jones Kevin Long Mike Moore Lawrence Neises Ronnie Neises Mark Phipps Kim Poovey 18 Jay Popchoke Sheven Prichard Diana Sunders Nicole Sauzek Vince Sawyer Stan Scott Debby Simmons Julie Smith Lynn Smith Penny Smock Kelly Storlien Susan Watts Lee Wheeler Kyle White Marsha White 19 oresSophomore§!$ophom The sophomore class officers are vice president Troy Russell, president Shawn Morris, secretary Vicki Saunders, and treasurer Tim Castor. Shari and Dana look like they’re studying. Chris, Tim, and Dexter help Mr. Barton “What kind of book is this?” ▲ Joan, Shari, and Sheila work on their Home Ec II projects. A Troy enjoys a pre-game warm-up. 21 Mike Baker Rusty Barry Dana Barton Haley Bursack Carol Campbell Tim Castor Russell Clark Sheila Cooney Penny Cooper Dexter Denson Kevin Hendry Michelle Hickman Dane Horsch Stacy Hurst Shari Janzen Chad Jester Gary Johnson Chris Jones Must be nice Marching? 22 Darren Lacey Wallace Marymee Tim Morgan Shawn Morris Joan Voge Cindy White Wade Womack Bruce Young ▲ “You want Sheri Prochaska Vicki Ramirez Curt Ratliff Troy Russell Vicki Saunders Pat Starlin Darin Teague Jeff Turner 23 menFreshmenFreshmenFresh 24 The freshman class officers are Shari Spatz, vice-president; Debbie Moore, president; and Jami Delp, Secretary-treasurer. ▲ “What happened to the ball?” ▲ Julie found someone to laugh at. A “Miss Lohmann, look at this?” Look out! it’s the mob! A “Hey, Roberta, let’s pose.: Sharon Abies Keitha Adams Betty Baker Ray Cole Clayton Crain Jami Delp Jamie Dampsey Roberta Dennett Michelle Deyoe Guy Farha Theresa Glasgow Tim Hatfield Anissa Johnson Kathy Jones Jon Jordan Julie Kilts David Koch Jerry Linnabary Miles Mapel Kelly Marymee Dan Metz Moran Metz 26 Brett Middleton Jeff Middleton Debbie Moore Elaine Neises Tracy Poovey Julie Shelton Roy Shockey Keith Slack David Smock Shari Spatz Peggy Swanson Julie Turner Dirk Vandeest Keel White Justina Young 1915 Rules for Teachers 1. You will not marry during the term of your contract. 2. You are not to keep company with men. 3. You must be home between the hours of 8 p.m. and 6 a.m. 4. You may not loiter downtown in ice cream stores. 5. You may not travel beyond the city limits unless you have permission of the chairman of the board. 6. You may not ride in a carriage or automobile with any man unless he is your father or your brother. 7. You may not smoke cigarettes. 8. You may not dress in bright colors. 9. You may under no circumstances dye your hair. 10. You must wear at least two petticoats. 11. Your dresses must not be any shorter than two inches above the ankle. 12. To keep the school room neat and clean, you must: sweep the floor at least once daily, scrub the floor at least once a week with hot, soapy water, clean the blackboards at least once a day, and start the fire at 7 a.m. so the room will be warm by 8 a.m. What made you decide to teach? How do you think the subjects you teach benefit your students? How do you like teaching at Oxford? Mrs. Bales became a teacher because she had always wanted to be. She said, “In general reading, the knowledge of a foreign language helps.” She likes teaching in Oxford very much because Oxford is small enough to know the students and teachers. Why did Mr. Barton decide to teach? “My parents were both teachers and of course they were a big influence. I’m glad they were.” Because this is a farming community, he says that his subjects can be a carry-over in rural business and also they are a start for factory and self employment. Does he like it here? “I love it.” Mr. Hetlinger said that he has always been interested in history. His father had been a history teacher and had lots of history books at home. “History helps students learn about their country and themselves.” Mr. Hetlinger likes teaching here at Oxford because it is a small school and he himself attended a small school when he was growing up. 28 Ms. Hinkson was influenced to teach by her high school business teacher, plus she really likes kids. She says business is important and everyone should be required to take typing because it is so important. Ms. Hinkson has been teaching at Oxford for two years now and she likes it. Mr. Infante taught in Oxford for the first time this year. He decided to teach mainly because of his desire to coach football. Bu he feels that the upper math students should be adequately prepared for their freshman year in college. Teaching here “has been very frustrating at times, but the good has outweighed the bad.” Mr. Littell has taught and coached in Oxford for four years. The 1981-’82 school year was his first year to teach constitution and Kansas history in the high school. He also is the head girls’ basketball caoch, boys’ track coach, and assistant football coach. Miss Lohmann has always liked the subject area of home economics. She feels comfortable with it and says, “I can learn a lot from the students because they share their own experiences.” Home economics “helps in family life and also when kids get out on their own.” Miss Lohmann likes Oxford and intends to stay for awhile. 29 Mrs. McKinley chose teaching out of four other choices. It was also her family’s choice. She wanted to teach band-orchestra, but there were no offers for women at the time, so she decided in English, literature, French, Latin, creative writing, and journalism. “We have to communicate with everyone around us, English is communication through speaking, listening, writing and reading. Improved communication leads to better jobs ... and a more satisfying life.” Mrs. McKinley likes it in Oxford because of the nice class size and friendly people. Mr. McReynolds said, “Teaching seemed like the most logical thing to do with my education and interest in children. Art is one subject that upon leaving high school a person could make a living. I totally enjoy teaching at Oxford.” Mr. Rhinehart began teaching at Oxford just this year. He teaches woods and is assistant boys’ basketball coach. Mrs. Rush came to Oxford to teach during the second semester of the 1980- 81 school year. She teaches band, choir, guitar, and directs the jazz band and Oxfordian singers. 30 Mrs. Wilcoxen chose to teach because it is a challenge, and she likes seeing kids develop and mature. She said, “Speech activities help to build self-confidence, and you have to learn proper English because you can’t escape speaking and writing.” Mrs. Wilcoxen loves it at Oxford. Mr. Shaffer decided to teach because, “I like working with younger people. I guess when I was in grade school, I decided to play professional sports or teach and coach. Physical education benefits a student by helping them to become more coordinated, while helping a student to become physically stronger.” Mr. Shaffer likes it at Oxford. “I have always liked the small-town and small school set-up. A teacher can get to know the students better. I believe we have some of the best students in the league. I believe Oxford is a friendly and caring community with lots of pride. Mr. White enjoys working with people. He thinks science is important because, “science affects all our lives in everything we do. It is my hope and desire that the science classes will tell the students a little about the world we live in, and give them an understanding of natural laws and processes that we live in.” Mr. Wyckoff said, “I knew if I was going to be totally rich and famous, I had to either be a farmer or a teacher and I chose teaching. Actually, I had an uncle who taught and coached. I really liked and respected him. He said that vocations class should help people think about their goals, values and attitudes toward work and start them exploring jobs that will benefit them. Psychology class hopefully gets the students to... better understand others and the self.” Mr. Wyckoff said, “I’d rather be rich and famous. No, really, I like working with people.” i 31 HEAD HONCHOS It takes more than just students to really make up a school. Others must contribute their time, efforts, and skills to make up a working, learning system. At Oxford there is a number of high quality people who do just that. The school board members (below) are as follows: Tad Swaim, Nancy Storlien, Richard Sawyer, Roy Sauzek, Harry Catlin, President, Shirley Beeman, and David Knapp. Oxford school system’s superintendent is Mr. Avin George (right). Mr. Jerry Clark is the high school principal (top left next page). Mrs. Donna Kemp is the superintendent’s secretary (top right). Mrs. Iona Brown is the high school secretary (middle). Mrs. Rosemary Williams is the grade school secretary (bottom left). And Mr. Lonnie Bratcher is the jr. high principal (bottom right). Without the contribution of these people, there would be no Oxford U.S.D. 365. 32 Here you see the 13 people who help make it possible for this school to function. The bus drivers — Lowell Adams, Lou Neises, Betty Witte, Linda Mayberry, and Lois Spencer get the students to school, safely and on time. Then the cooks — Leota Hemphill, Pat Ostrander, Mary Rader, and Phyllis Rush — provide the hot, nutritious lunches for the students so they can think for the rest of the day. And don’t forget the custodians: Relda Crowl, Bill Sawyer, George Smith, and Marie Spoon. They work very hard to keep our school clean and presentable. Thanks to them all. HIRED HANDS 0r —m ool basketball team championship. V V Vollcy BISBa 11 The girls really get after it. I can fly! ▲ Deep concentration ... ? Come on Dink, it’s up to you! ► Here, from bottom to top, are the volleyball girls of 1981-’82: Vicki Saunders, Marsha White, Diana Dunbar, Lynn Miller, Elaine Neises, Nicole Sauzek, Roxanna Jones, Keitha Adams, Jill Hege, Julie Smith, Lori Miller, and Joan Voge. w South Barber W L Douglass W L Udall L L Garden Plain L Pretty Prairie L Bluestem L Burden Central W w South Haven w Cedar Vale L South Haven L South Haven W Caldwell w Dexter w Udall w Cedar Vale w Cedar Vale L Udall W Dexter W Sedan W Burden Central Cheney Pretty Prairie Udall Season Record 14 -— 10 Sub-State Runner-up I feel that if something is worth doing it is worth remembering. What we accomplished this year was well done, and it is worth remembering ... This was my first year in coaching. You girls are very special to me because you allowed me to be part of a WINNER! I appreciate it. Next August we will do it again. I am looking forward to it. — Coach Parks This is Randy Parks, the girls’ new coach. He seems to have an opinion on the matter. 37 38 The senior football players get together for the record. (Brian, Stan, Merle, Nin, Mike, and Grant.) BACK ROW: Brian Spencer, Shawn Morris, Nin George, Mark Phipps, Jimmie Catlin, Mike Bonesteel, Kyle White, Stan Sawyer, Vince Sawyer, MIDDLE ROW: Pete Hetlinger, Darren Lacey, Keel White, Merle Swanson, Troy Russell, Ronnie Neises, Grant Wilkerson, Russell Clark, Robert Gill, FRONT ROW: Manuel Infante, Dane Horsch, Brett Middleton, Gary Johnson, Timmy Castor, Jeff Middleton, NOT PICTURED: Lee Wheeler, Mike Moore, Guy Farha. After a 6 — 4 season, making the state playoffs, and graduating 12 seniors off of last year’s squad, this year was seen as a rebuilding one for the ’81 Wildcats. Lack of size and speed was countered with big hearts and a determination to give 110%. With a reputation for being scrappy and hard hitters, the Cats fought in every ballgame. “Had a few breaks gone our way early in the season, our record could very well have been 7 — 2 or possibly 8 — 1,” says head coach Manuel Infante. In all, the coaches are very proud of the efforts of these young men. ◄ Go ahead Brian, kick it! 39 Lett to right: Lola Adams, Stan Sawyer, Lorie Miller, Merle Swanson, Laurel Alexander, Nin George. Football Homecoming The 1981 Football Coronation was held on Oc- tober 9. The theme, “Lady” by the Commodores, was played as the candidates were driven around the track in convertibles. Lorie Miller, escorted by Merle Swanson, was crowned queen. Lola Adams, escorted by Stan Sawyer, and Laurel Alexander, escorted by Nin George, were attendants. Lorie was Crowned by Lisa Neises, the 1980 queen. Eric Lacey was crowd bearer and Ginger Carson was flower girl. After a Wildcat victory of 34 to 8, the night was completed by a dance sponsored by the student council. 40 Basketball Homecoming “Through the Eyes of Love,” the theme from the movie lee Castles, was chosen as the theme for the 1982 Basketball Coronation. Lynn Miller, escorted by Brian Spencer, was crowned queen on January 22. Michelle Gill, escorted by Grant Wilkerson, and Jill Hege, escorted by Nin George, were attendants. Angela Davis was flower girl and Mark Crowl was crown bearer. Lynn was crowned by Danielle Elwood, the 1981 queen. The night ended after a Student Council sponsored dance. Left to right: Jill Hege, Nin George, Lynn Miller, Brian Spencer, Michelle Gill, Grant Wilkerson. rebound: The 1981-82 basketball team was relatively small. There were a few problems in the begin- ning, but things were looking up by the end of the season. Members include, FRONT ROW: Tracy Poovey, Keel White, Wade Womack, Brett Middleton, Kelly Marymee, Darin Trague, SECOND ROW: Stan Scott, Jeff Mid- dleton, Brian Spencer, Grant Wilkerson, Gary Johnson, Troy Russell, Darren Lacey, THIRD ROW: Coach Shaffer, Shawn Morris, Dan Metz, Nin George, Kyle White, Asst. Coach Rinehart. Jimmie, Shawn, and Grant warm up for the big game. “Is that all there is to it!!” Jump, Jimmie! Kyle looks for an open man. OXFORD OPPONENT 56 24 Cedar Vale 49 56 Garden Plain 78 36 South Barber 77 21 Sedan 58 49 Udall 68 20 South Haven 52 21 Dexter 49 36 Norwich 64 45 Caldwell 56 43 Caldwell 42 40 Bluestem 49 38 Belle Plaine 50 31 Central 39 36 Bluestem 35 27 Douglass 78 29 Argon ia 61 35 Cedar Vale 61 34 Udall 69 16 Sedan 60 49 Caldwell 52 37 Berean Academy 42 45 Pretty Prairie Lynn Miller (left) and Keitha Adams (center) were selected as Honorable Mention All-State players in the Wichita Eagle-Beacon and The Topeka Dai- ly Capitol, respectively. Lorie Miller was selected Honorable Mention All- State in both papers. 44 Lorie Miller looks for an open teammate. Lynn Miller (23), Julie Smith (41) and Diana Dunbar play some tough defense on Berean Academy in Sub-State finals. After claiming the 1981 2A State Championship, the 1981-’82 girls basketball team went back to the state tournament for the third year in a row. The team lost four seniors but had five very determined freshmen this year. The girls became the SCBL champions, and the sub-state champions. They then went to Topeka for the 2A State Tournament, where they lost the first round by 3 points. The team members are: Front row — Elaine Neises, Jami Delp, Vicki Saunders, Diana Dunbar, Lorie Miller, Lynn Miller, Nicole Sauzek, Julie Smith, Assistant Coach Manual Infante. Back row — Coach Jim Littell, Michelle Deyoe, Peggy Swanson, Roberta Dennett, Keitha Adams, Marsha White, Roxanna Jones. TRACK TEAM ’82 Boy’s track team, front row: Stan Scott, Kyle White, Brian Spencer, Mike Bonesteel, Merle Swanson, Nin George, Clinton Scott, Darren Lacey, back row: Coach Jim Littell, Vince Sawyer, Miles Maple, Jeff Turner, Jimmie Catlin, Dan Metz, Chris Deyoe, Kevin Long, Keel White, Jeff Middleton, Tim Castor, and Coach Manuel Infante. This year the girls track team had a small and young team. So you can see it was a hard job trying to defeat bigger schools. But all the girls worked hard and did their best. Lynn Miller meditating before the big throw. Marsha White running the 100 yd. dash. Marsha also set a new record at the league meet with a time of 61.5 in the 440 yd. dash. Front row: Keitha Adams, Marsha White, Cindy White, Julie Turner, Lynn Miller, Theresa Glasgow, Elaine Neises. Back row: Coach Pete Hetlinger, Joan Voge, Roxanna Jones, Betty Baker, Michelle Deyoe, Peggy Swanson. 47 CHEER O NZ The girls chosen for the 1981-’82 school year are Laurel Alexander, Connie Barbour, Dana Barton, and Shori Spatz. (There must, of course, be alternates: Grant Wilkerson, Brian Spencer, Kyle White, and Nin George.) The cheerleaders worked very hard this year and at cheerleading camp to learn new cheers to spur the teams on to victory. Rah! Rah! Rah! 48 him I r £ z- y - - ♦ iv- £ 5 - c•? r • � ; uT .r.5f ilMtlii ills Igg i]!?� ; M i l ji :j f IP p $!?; Iff f I: ■• rj ||3? feffeu df i 1 MS Jr; IfJIr?3 I a ,hh;U -5? 4 ? a LB ® Hf. ? • ;r c s§.= r V,7 r s •r c 'I f I j. � •: r • I i T • r-r� •' =! � l 8� - � i ; z f ir 2 s 'j t riiiiff1 ■ if i : • iiiaiiii iisiiffi !; i i! I 'i !! Ill ililiiU [IfM 14 !ii 'llilP 1 X u 5i' M $ — � 2 I t I c I STUCO This years Student Council was involved in a number of things. They sponsored dances, presented the ice cream social and had several meetings on making the school a more enjoyable environment. The 81-82 members are: Sponsor, Monte Wycoff, Vickie Saunders, Gary Johnson, Marsha White, Mike Bonesteel, Diana Dunbar, Lynn Miller, Tim Castor, Connie Barbour, 2nd Row, Nicole Sauzek, Kitra Thomas, Debbie Moore, Chad Jester, Julie Smith, Michelle Deyoe, Grant Wilkerson, Keel White, Kelly Storlien, Lorie Miller. Back Row Michelle Hickman, Troy Russell, Chris Deyoe, Shawn Morris, Steve Coon, Nin George, Stan Sawyer, Brian Spencer, Merle Swanson, Lola Adams. Not pictured, Mike Moore, and Lee Wheeler. Chad Jester transports a tree during Stuco’s landscaping project for the high school area. 50 HONOR SOCIETY Being a member of the National Honor Society is, indeed, a privilege. It isn’t an easy goal, but, according to most students, well worth the effort. Following, from left to right, are the 1981-’82 Honor Society members: Grant Wilkerson, Julie Smith, Stan Sawyer, Nin George, Jimmy Catlin, Ronnie Neises, Michelle Hickman, Chad Jester, Kitra Thomas, Shannon French, Kelly Storlien, Russell Clark, Joan Voge, Sherry Janzen, Nicole Sauzek, Diana Saunders, Vicki Saunders, Brenda Bingham, Penny Smock, Sherry Rakestraw, Diana Dunbar, Marsha White, Connie Barbour, Ira White (Sponsor), Penny Cooper, Jason Bratcher, Brian Spencer. 51 Nin gives food suggestions for the Honor Society party! The members of the F.C.A. are: Front row — Roberta Hinkson (sponsor), Julie Smith, Nin George, Brenda Bingham, Manuel Infante (sponsor). Second row — Elaine Neises, Wade Womack, Theresa Glasgow, Sheila Cooney, Marsha White, Julie Shelton, Connie Barbour. Third row — Haley Bursack, Diana Dunbar, Lisa Smith, Julie Turner, Lorie Miller, Penny Cooper, Penny Smock, Jamie Lee. Fourth row — Jami Delp, Keitha Adams, Peggy Swanson, Joan Voge, Shari Janzen, Shari Spatz, Jeff Middleton, Brett Middleton. Fifth row — Roberta Dennett, Kathy Jones, Steve Coon, Kyle White, Stan Sawyer, Roxanna Jones, Kelly Storlien, Nicole Sauzek. 52 The F.C. A. (Fellowship of Christian Athletes) is a relatively new group in Oxford. Members did many interesting things this year. The year was started with a bake sale at the Watermelon Feed. Two mini-conferences at Rock Springs Camp (one in October and one in April) were attended by several members. There they met many new people and became closer to God. KAYETTES� The Kayettes’ club purpose is to serve their community and school. 1981-82 members col- lected for the Heart Association, held an Ar- thritis Drive, and Christmas caroled at River- view Manor. Some social events were the Freshman initiation and the annual Mother- Daughter Banquet. The Kayette members are: Front row — Sponsor Sharlene Lohmann, Lynn Smith, Elaine Neises, Connie Barbour, Lynn Miller, Marsha White, Julie Shelton, Susan Watts. Se- cond row — Brenda Bingham, Vicki Saunders, Sharon Abies, Sherry Bruner, Haley Bursack, Stacy Hurst, Theresa Glasgow, Sheila Conney. Third row — Jami Lee, Patti Goodnight, Penny Smock, Penny Cooper, Keitha Adams, Diana Dunbar, Kathy Marsh, Julie Kilts. Fourth row — Lorie Miller, Dana Barton, Justina Young, Anissa Johnson, Julie Turner, Cindy White, Jill Hege, Jami Delp, Michelle Gill. Fifth row — Shari Spatz, Peggy Swanson, Diana Saunders, Shari Janzen, Betty Baker, Kelly Storlien, Nicole Sauzek, Debbie Moore, Kitra Thomas. Sixth row — Joan Voge, Laurel Alexander, Julie Smith, Roberta Dennett, Kathy Jones, Carol Campbell, Roxanna Jones, Michelle Hickman, Michelle Deyoe, Lola Adams. 54 The members of the Kayette Board are: Front row — Vicki Saunders, Penny Cooper, Diana Dunbar, Brenda Bingham, Connie Bar- bour. Second row — Marsha White, Lorie Miller, Keitha Adams, Kitra Thomas, Lynn Miller, Sherry Bruner. Third row — Sponsor Sharlene Lohmann, Diana Saunders, Kelly Storlien, Julie Smith, Roberta Dennett, Michelle Hickman, Lola Adams, Joan Voge. 56 Jazz Band members, Front row: (saxophones) Kyle White, Connie Barbour, Michelle Hickman, (baritone sax); Keitha Adams. Second row: (trombones) Russell Clark, Chad Jester, Eden Sauzek, and Melynda Lacey. Third row: Starting with the first row, here are the band members of 1981-’82: Dana Barton, Sherry Bruner, Michele Gill, Kelly Storlien, Jami Delp, Peggy Swanson, Julie Smith, Kim Poovey, Troy Russell, Kyle White, Steven Prichard, Michelle Hickman, Keitha Adams, Marsha White, Diana Dunbar, Theresa Glasgow, Nicole Sauzek, Tim Castor, Chad Jester, Russell Clark, Jason Bratcher, Clinton Scott, Sherri Janzen, Julie Turner, Brenda Bingham, Tracy Poovey, Shari Spatz, Roberta Denett, Lisa Smith, Debbie Moore, Penny Cooper, Sheila Cooney, Sharon Abies, Kathy Jones, Cindy White, Mrs. Shirley Rush (instructor), Kitra Thomas, Keel White, Lynn Miller, Vicky Saunders, Diana Saunders, Diana Saunders, Kelly Marymee, and Stan Scott. (trumpets) Theresa Glasgow, Nicole Sauzek, Julie Smith, Peggy Swanson, and Jason Brat- cher. Standing: Shari Spatz (Percussionist), Shannon French (electric piano), Kitra Thomas (bass), and Brian Spencer (drums). Guitar class members are: (front) Chris Jones, Debby Simmons, Sheri Prochaska. (middle) Lynn Miller, Dana Barton, Dexter Denson, (back) Vince Sawyer, Shawn Morris, Robert Gill, Bruce Young, Nin George, Darren Lacey, Mrs. Rush. Kyle gets down ... Meet the 1981-’82 drum majorette and the two twirlers. The twirlers are Julie Smith (left), and Penny Cooper (right). Drum majorette: Kitra Thomas. 57 c H O R U S Introducing the 1981’82 Oxford High School Choir! — Better than ever and working hard. The choir as a whole, Oxfor- dians, and the four soloists have been giv- ing it their all this year. It has been noted by several that the Choir has improved significantly. Mrs. Rush has given her time and tremen- dous effort to improve the music depart- ment at Oxford; she has done a great job. There were four soloists this year who competed in league and regional contests, one of which also competed in state con- test. The soloists are Haley Bursack, Shan- non French, Shari Janzen, Lorie Miller, and Shari Prochaska. (Pictured at the bot- tom of this page and the top of page 59.) Oxfordian Singers, left to right: Nicole Sauzek, Darin Teague, Shari Janzen, Diana Dunbar, Shari Spatz, Connie Barbour, Haley Bur- sack, Lorie Miller, Peggy Swanson, Lynn Miller, Darren Lacey, Brett Middleton, Shannon French, Jason Bratcher, Shawn Morris, Keel White, Theresa Glasgow, Julie Kilts (piano assistant), Cindy White (pianist). Mrs. Shirley Rush (Director), Sheri Prochaska, and Jay Popchoke. Lori Miller Sheri Prochaska From bottom to top these are the members of the 1981-’82 choir: The insturctor, Mrs. Shirley Rush, Sheila Cooney, Cindy White, Haley Bursack, Julie Kilts, Diana Dunbar, Theresa Glasgow, Sharon Abies, Connie Barbour, Michele Gill, Lorie Miller, Dane Horsch, Jay Popchoke, Brett Middleton, Steven Prichard, Wade Womack, Debby Simmons, Penny Cooper, Lynn Miller, Dana Barton, Shari Spatz, Darren Lacey, Jason Bratcher, Keel White, Bruce Young, Gary Johnson, Kathy Marsh, Keitha Adams, Marsha White, Jami Delp, Julie Turner, Annisa Johnson, Peggy Swanson, Nicole Sauzek, Ray Cole, James Thompson, Tim Morgan, Jeff Turner, Jeff Middleton, Shannon French, Debbie Moore, Kelly Storlien, Vickie Saunders, Betty Baker, Kathy Jones, Roxana Jones, Carol Campbell, Darin Teague, Chris Jones, Kyle White, Jimmie Catlin, Shawn Morris, Mike Baker, Roberta Denett, Sheri Prochaska, Michelle Deyoe, Shari Janzen, and Jami Lee. 59 The speech classes are taught by Mrs. Wilcoxen. Class members spend much time learning the basics of writing and presenting speeches. They also work up acts for the annual speech festival and at the end of the year, put on one-act plays for a public audience. At right, Vicki Ramirez, Sheri Pro- chaska, Brian Spencer, and Grant Wilkerson took acts to the Regional Speech Festival. Below, Curt Ratliff and Julie Smith work on their own parts. Below right, Lorie Miller takes a break from studying lines. The people who went to the league speech festival are, left to right: Front row — Lorie Miller, Connie Barbour, Vicki Ramariz, Penny Smock. Back row — Stan Scott, Merle Swanson, Sheri Prochaska, Stan Sawyer, Grant Wilkerson. 61 62 .. If you can’t hear us, we’ll yell a little louder!” School pride is something every pep club has, and the members of the O.H.S. Pep Club show theirs by screaming their lungs out at games. Members are required to wear the uniform on days of varsity games and to attend all varsity games. Led by Ms. Hinkson, sponsor, the pep club also finances and organizes both queen cor- onations. Members spend hours during and after school designing the mood-setting backdrops. Pep club members are: (on floor) Penny Cooper, mascot. Front row: Connie Barbour, Shari Spatz, Theresa Glascow, Sheila Cooney, Elaine Neises, Laurel Alexander, Dana Barton. Second row: Sharon Abies, Diana Dunbar, Marsha White, Jami Lee, Michele Gill, Jami Delp, Julie Shelton, Brenda Bingham. Third row: Vicki Saunders, Lorie Miller, Julie Turner, Peggy Swanson, Debbie Moore (mascot), Nicole Sauzek, Lynn Miller, Penny Smock, Justina Young, Anissa Johnson. Back row: Roberta Hinkson (sponsor), Kelly Storlien (president), Shari Janzen (vice-president and secretary- treasurer), Joan Voge, Kathy Jones, Michelle Hickman, Roxanna Jones, Roberta Den- nett, Julie Smith, Michelle Deyoe, Jill Hege, Lola Adams. COUEDITT BE PROUDER .. SPIRIT SPIRIT SPIRIT SPIRIT SPIRIT SPIRIT SPIRIT SPIRIT SPIRIT SPIRIT SPIRIT SPIRIT SPIRIT SPIRIT SPIRIT SPIRIT SPIRIT SPIRIT SPIRIT SPIRIT Above, the crowd shows excited spirit at a pep rally, and, below, they listen to a coach’s pre-game pep talk. A rowdy pep club cheers the football team on at an away game. 63 LETTERMAIS’S CLUB The 1981-’82 High School Letterman’s Club members are as follows: Clinton Scott, Vince Sawyer, Grant Wilkerson, Stan Sawyer, Kyle White, Merle Swanson, Steven Prichard, Mr. K. P. Hetlinger (assistant coach), Ronnie Neises, Brian Spencer, Nin George, Mike Bonesteel, Mark Phipps, Steve Coon, Shawn Morris, Chris Deyoe, Mr. Manuel Infante (head coach), Wade Womack, Darren Lacey, Robert Gill, Troy Russell, Jimmie Catlin, Kevin Long, Jason Bratcher, Stan Scott, Tim Castor, and Mr. Jim Littell (assistant coach). 64 This is the last year for the Senior Letterman’s club members, so the yearbook staff members agreed that they deserved an honorable picture: Stan Scott, Merle Swanson, Steve Coon, Mike Bonesteel, Nin George, Brian Spencer, Grant Wilkerson, and Stan Sawyer. Sandy Bain Brad Boone Steve Bratcher Rodney Clark Ronnie Gaither 8th8th8tli8tli8tli Jeff Gill Matt Haskins Kristy Hendricks April Houston Ricky Jenkins Kelly Johnson Faye Jordan Ricky May Rhonda Miller Aubrey Morgan Jimmie Neises Sandra Ramirez Sheila Renz Greg Stover Patti Teague Ross Voge Sandy White Angie Williams Denise Woods Sonia Young 66 Graduation is always a big step and moving from eighth grade into high school can be exciting and scary. The eighth-graders of 1982 graduated on May 24. The ceremony was held in the high school gymnasium. The eighth grade members of jr. high stuco are Rodney Clark and Sandra Ramirez. Sandy Bain squeezes a smile out of Steve Bratcher. 67 7 th7th7 th7 th7 th7 th Shawn Alsip Travis Beeman Tammy Bingham Kassa Collingsworth John Cooney Brian Cooper Bart Dennett Elaine Denson Catherine Elwood Penny Embrey Tulsa Embrey Clint Evans Curtis Farha Sandy Farha Kristen Gill Dewayne Gregg Rose Haskins Trent Hurst Rosalee Jordan Jeff Leggett Jennifer Long David Lowry Mark Lowry Jerry Middleton Deena Moore Gretchen Moore Shane Morris Michelle Russell Eden Sauzek Tom Short 68 Cammie Starlin Kandy Stover Keri Thomas Rebecca Woods Beverly Wright Bart Dennett hurries to his next class (above left). Above right: Eden Sauzek wants out of here, fast! At right are the seventh-grade members of Jr. High Stuco: Michelle Russell, Becky Woods, Keri Thomas, and Catherine Elwood. 69 Mrs. Diane Bradbury taught at Oxford regularly for the first time this year. She teaches Jr. High chorus and 4th and 5th band. s c H O O Mrs. Janice Clark teaches spelling and 7th grade reading. She also teaches Jr. High science. Mrs. Dorothy Dobbs teaches elementary music this year. Mrs. Marilyn Metz teaches Jr. High English, 8th grade reading, and she coaches Jr. High volleyball. Mrs. Helen Morton is the elementary school reading skills teacher. 70 Mrs. Diana Nelson is the jr. high and high school special ed. teacher Mr. Randy Parks is new this year at Oxford. He teaches Social studies and careers, and coaches jr. high track and girls’ basketball. Mr. Parks also coaches the high school volleyball team. Mrs. Mary Ann Parsons is the elementary school’s Specific Skills teacher. Mr. Lawrence Peck is the jr. high math teacher and assistant jr. high track and basketball coach. Mrs. Betty Womack is the special education aide. Mrs. Joann Smith is the Specific Skills paraprofessional aide. 71 CHOIR Here are the members of the jr. high choir from bottom to top: Mark Lowry, Dewayne Gregg, John Cooney, Michelle Russell, Kristen Gill, Deena Moore, Faye Jordan, Elaine Denson, Brian Cooper, Kassa Collingsworth, Sandra Ramirez, Shawn Alsip, Sheila Renz, Rhonda Miller, Gretchen Moore, Kristy Hendricks, Tammy Bingham, Rosalee Jordan, Clint Evans, Rose Haskins, Bart Dennett, April Houston, Sandy Bain, Jeff Leggett, Becky Woods, Pattie Teague, Ricky May, Mrs. Bradbury (director), Sandy White, Angie Williams, Eden Sauzek, Keri Thomas, Sonia Young, Shayne Morris, Kelly Johnson, Sandy Farha, Jerry Middleton, and Denise Woods. 72 BAND These are the Jr. High band members from left to right: Raymond Watte, Kristen Gill, Michelle DeLano, Tina Goans, Todd DeMint, Tonia Clark, Billy Wollard, Tony Schmitz, Buffy Buss, Dana Gaither, John Cooney, Jennifer Sawyer, Kristy Hendricks, Tammy Lowry, Rosalee Jordan, Sandy White, Melynda Lacey, Jode Potucek, Rhonda Smith, Ronnie Gaither, Sandy Bain, Cammie Starlin, Catherine Elwood, Rodney Clark, Tommy Short, Keri Thomas, April Houston, Eden Sauzek, Angie Williams, Mrs. Shirley Rush (Director), Chet Houston, Ricky May, Steve Bratcher, Bart Dennett, Mark Jones, and Julie Nethercott. 73 The jr. high volleyball players are — Front row: Deena Moore, Kassa Coll- ingsworth, Penny Embrey, Michelle Russell, Katherine Denson, Kristen Gill. Se- cond row: Beverly Wright, Tammy Bingham, Jennifer Lone, Catherine Elwood, Sonia Young, Sondra Farha, Denise Woods, Rosemary Haskins, Rebecca Woods, Third row: Patti Teague, Sandy White, Angie Williams, April Houston, Cammie Starlin, Keri Thomas, Kelly Johnson, Sandy Bain, Eden Sauzek, Kristy Hen- dricks, Coach Marilyn Metz. The jr. high football players are — Front row: Ricky May, Jimmie Neises, John Cooney, Trend Hurst, Dewayne Gregg. Middle row: Greg Stover, Curtis Farha, Jeff Leggett, Ronnie Gaither, Bart Dennett, Brian Cooper, David Lowry. Back row: Jeff Gill, Ralph Jorden, Rodney Clark, Tommy Short, Travis Beeman, Jerry Middleton, Steven Bratcher, Coach Leland Shaffer. The B-team cheerleaders are: Catherine Elwood, Sondra Farha, Cammie Starlin, Eden Sauzek, Kassa Collingsworth. 74 The members of the jr. high boys basketball team are — front row: Coach Lonnie Bratcher, Dewayne Gregg, Trent Hurst, Ricky May, Greg Stover, Tulas Embrey, Mark Lowry, Coach Jim Littell, Middle row: John Cooney, David Lowry, Jeff Leggett, Bart Dennett, Matt Haskins, Curtis Farha, Jimmie Neises, Ros Voge. Back row: Ronnie Gaither, Jeff Gill, Shayne Morris, Rodney Clark, Tommy Short, Travis Beeman, Jerry Middleton, Steven Bratcher, Ralph Jorden. The A-team cheerleaders are: April Houston, Sandy Bain, Sonia Young, Kristy Hendricks, Angie Williams. The members of the jr. high girls basketball team are — front row: Kristy Hen- dricks, Sandy White, Rosemary Haskins, Kristen Gill, Michelle Russell, Patti Teague, Penny Embrey, Kassa Collingsworth. 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Mam� «cr ttmli Hoc ANALYSIS Of GEUDA SPRINGS MINERAL WATT r ki •• w,..;• • - i . kka i� .. ; s Ms. Hicks Ms. Schiff Mike Bursack Buffy Buss Lawrence Carson Tonia Clark Michele Delano Todd DeMint Tara Estes Donnie Falkenberg Dana Gaither Tina Goans Shelia Hills Chet Houston Robbie Janzen Shannon Johnson Mark Jones Ralph Jordan Larry Kamrud Melynda Lacey Tammy Lowry Sabrina Marsh Matt Mayberry Wade Metz Annette Neises Julie Nethercot Kim Payne Jode Potucek Jennifer Sawyer Tony Schmitz Tammy Sivils Christi Smith Rhonda Smith Mike Tanner Raymond Watts Sherri Wege Billy Wollard Not Pictured Denise Havner Sherry Taylor SIXTH GRADE Lawrence and Tony do their stuff in “Showdown at Sundown.” Lowell Adams Jean Rodman Shelly Bieler Rachel Bratcher Jason Catlin Greg Clements FIFTH GRADE Michelle Crane Chris Creed Hank Denson Steven Deyoe Lauri Drew Cherri Gargis Ernest Hall Louise Hall Marcus Hatfield Crystal Howard Tim Hayes Joel Horsch Sean Knapp Sandy Miller Tom Morris Dallas O’Hearn Aaron Oliver Adam Oliver Dama Oliver Nikki Owens Mary Prochaska Kathy Rakestraw Steve Renz Heather Resch Jeff Ripley Kim Sarntee Hilary Sauzek Justin Shepard Mike Smith Debra Stover Patrick Tanner Jeff Thomas Christine Thompson Drake Van Deest 79 FOURTH GRADE Charlene Creed Tyson De Mint Robby Dorman Jeff Elwood Tia Evans Audra Flickinger Chad Gressel Jody Hendricks Michael Hills Jamie Johnson Mike Kelley Brian Lemke Jeremy Neal Blake Nethercot Victor Ramirez Jami Rebold Kelley Ripley Jeff Sawyer 80 Louise Crain Rose Walker Clinton Bales Jared Bratcher Jennifer Cain Kent Collingsworth THIRD GRADE Shelby Conner Melissa Crane Jennifer Davis Linda Davis James Dempsey Jami Donley Trade Feaster Bradley Foster Trina Higgins Donna Kempton Herbert Lemke Amy Madison Jason Metz Chad Moore Davin Moore Jeremy Moore Jeramie Owens David Parks Michael Peters David Ramirez Maria Rowe Tony Rush Patrick St. John Travis Scott Melissa Shelton Michelle Ward Angela Webster Chris Womack Marc Wynn Brad Young 81 SECOND GRADE Jane Moore Jan Watt Tyson Abies Chad Bartelson Chris Bieler Kim Boone Brande Brown Jake Burr Bryan Buss Crystal Cain Misty Carson Joel Coffey Nathan Cook Bobbi Crowl Jason Delp Stacy Elting Heather Gargis Jeff Goyer Christian Jordan Daysha Lee Melissa Miller Mandy Neal Amy Neises Matt Resch Kristin Sarntee Buffy Sawyer Carrie Shaffer Tricia Shelton Camille Sneed Leslie Starlin Terry Stone Scott Tanner Billy Tong Roxie Wilcox Angela Woods 82 FIRST GRADE Mrs. Hopkins Mrs. Wagner Keith Bourque Cristy Coffey Melinda Crane Wade Crain Brent Creed Tina Gosselin Sabrina Hall Tanya Heyes Jon Hege Tommy Henning Sheila Horinek Janelle Jenkins Cliff Kempton Amy Kreidler April Lemke Chad Mayberry Sonny Miller Chad Moore Wade Moore Daniel Pasman Justin Payne Bobby Proctor Elizabeth Rebold Larry Joe Rohling Stephanie Sauzek Tricia Scott Mike Self Angie Shaffer Craig Sneed Jennifer Taylor Tiffany Utt Corey Vaughn Ryan Webster 83 Mrs. Jo Ann Green Dustin Conner Boe Crane Stony Graham Ray Hervey Karrie Kempton Kathy Kempton Eric Lacey Christopher Middleton Ashley Morris Odessa Lee Brody O’hearn Brandon Paris Brian Parson Harmony Renshaw Jennifer Rohling Tammy Stone Curtis Thompson Flowergirl and crownbearer for football homecoming were (right) Ginger Carson and Eric Lacey. For basketball homecoming, they were (below) Angela Davis and Mark Crowl. KINDERGARTEN 84 Cassie Bales Mark Bieler Robert Bowbly Ginger Carson Jagon Cherry Mark Crowl Angela Davis Jeff Donley Jimmy Flemming William Gosselin Christine Hills Brandy Knowles Harley Linnabary Teura Madison Arvin Morris Jerrod Peters Susan Ramirez Pat Self Brad Starlin Andy Webster Danny Wallard Donny Wollard Katherine Wollard 85 FOLK SOISG SING ALONG The grade school music classes (vocal and instrumental) worked very hard for months to prepare for the annual Spring Program directed by Mrs. Dobbs. (Mrs. Bradbury directed the band.) This spring it was a combination of folk songs and dance. To end the program was the traditional winding of the Maypole. The 6th and some 5th graders are ready to wind the Maypole to “Kids Are Music.” All the grades line up around the Maypole to sing the final song. 86 ICE CREflm The annual ice cream social, pops concert, and woods show was held Monday, May 17. STUCO started serving ice cream at 5:30 and the pops concert began at 7:00. Talents were displayed in various ways including wood crafts (furniture and other useful items), art work (paintings, drawings, and pottery), vocal, guitar and in- strumental abilities, and of course, making ice cream. 88 AND POPS LIGHTS! CAMERA! ACTICN! Jackie and Sylvia are The spring play was presented on April 16 and 17. The play “Dino,” by Kristin Sergei, was from the Television Show by Reginald Rose. The play told the story of a young man out of reform school who learned that not everyone was against him. The cast consisted of high school students of all ages. Glayda Wilcoxen was the director with Sharlene Lohmann assisting. Shirley and Jackie carry on a conver sation while Mr. Mandel gets tired of the whole thing. 90 The Cast goofing off again. Dino Falcaro ... Mr. Sheridan .. Shirley Wallace Jackie......... Miss Haines ... Mr. Mandel... Tony Falcaro.. Mrs. Falcaro... Mr. Falcaro Danny.......... Steve.......... Sylvia......... Della.......... Pat............ Bea............ Mrs. Mikula ... First girl..... Second girl.... ... Brian Spencer . Grant Wilkerson .. Connie Barbour ....Shari Janzen .... Penny Smock ....Chad Jester ... Wade Womack ...... Joan Voge .....Tim Castor . James Thompson ... Merle Swanson .....Julie Smith . Sheri Prochaska .... Nicole Sauzek Michelle Hickman ..... Lisa Smith ,.. Vicki Saunders ....Cindy White Mr. Sheridan and Miss Haines are involved in an important discussion. 91 “WE MAY NEVER PASS THIS WAY AGAIN.” Prom: May 1,1982... It began with a sumptuous steak dinner, prepared by Mr. Jim Miller and the juniors’ mothers. (Special thanks) The scene was set with blue and silver; a pond with trickling waterfall and live fish. Surrounding the pond were plants and trees, lush and alive, giving an atmosphere of natural beauty. Then the dance, enjoyed by all as they danced to the beat of the music. (Provided by Roxx) Seniors of ’82, this prom was for you ... never forget. Introducing: Prom, 1982 — the finished product. The Oxford Rockettes do their stuff, (all work, no play.) Jr.’s do their best to make the Prom decorations a sure success. (Of course there are breaks too.) The guests begin to take their seats for the pre-dance banquet. ▲ Chris Deyoe gives a warm and unamimous welcome to the Senior class of ’82. '2 , a ▲ The Junior sextet: Diana Dunbar, Shannon French, Nicole Sauzek, Jimmie Catlin, Jason Bratcher, and Jay Popchoke sing the theme song. 93 “Are We There Yet?” “Ah, to get away, at least for a day.” Well, the seniors got their wish. On May 16, 1982 at 5:00 a.m., 23 seniors and 7 sponsors left Oxford, headed for Kansas City and Worlds of Fun. Following a semi-quiet and semi-dark ride up, everyone en- joyed eight hours of rolling stomachs, sore feet, and thousands of other people. Rides and food seemed to be the main attractions, and both were sampled to the max. Many peo- ple relaxed at some of the musical, magical, or animal shows. Everyone dragged onto the charter bus at 6:00 p.m., drop- ping souvenirs and bodies into seats for a sleepy ride home. Michele and Connie, though wet and tired, summon smiles for the memory. 95 96 For all high school seniors, graduation is the culmination of thirteen long years of school. The times change and the people change, but for the 1982 graduating class of Oxford High School, friendships were made and secured over the years, and May 20,1982, was a new beginning for everyone. There were some tears shed, but the overall feeling seemed joyous. Rev. Tom Eastman was the guest speaker, and the age-old pro- cessional and recessional were played by the O.H.S. band. After a congratulations line, the seniors went home, now alumni. Above right: Rev. Tom Eastman speaks to the seniors. Above, intent seniors march in. At right: Class president Steve Coon welcomes friends and families to the commencement. 1982 A beaming Connie Barbour (left) receives her valedictory award from principal Jerry Clark. Below: Accepting their Boyer Scholarships from Dwight Holt are Brenda Lemon and Bo Sawyer. DEADLINE? WHAT DEADLINE?” Confused is the word to describe the 1981-’82 yearbook staff. Of the eight staffers, only one had previous- ly worked on the yearbook. Despite a little too much goofing off, everyone discovered what was going on and pages were slowly created. So we, the staff, give you this year- book, hoping that any flubs will be overlooked and also hoping that we have preserved the best of your memories of 1981-’82. Below: Shannon wishes the photographer would stop interrup- ting her brainstorming. Penny doesn’t seem too thrilled to have her picture taken. Yearbook staffers pose: (back row) Merle Swanson, photographer, Kitra Thomas, editor; Sherry Rakestraw, Jim Catlin. 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John Brazle Owner — Auctioneer 876-5666 Ed Durbin Owner Moline 617-3520 Custom Pelleting,Grinding, Mixing Fertilizer,Grains, Chemicals Rt.2 Winfield,Ks. 67156 Winfield: 221-0154 Oxford: 455 2566 Nbinney bi SMITH ll 104 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! compliments of PHOTOGRAPHY BY LOUIS Illustratively Photographig Area Seniors •FAMILY «CANDID •PROMS «WEDDINGS •GROUPS «COMMERCIAL LOUIS MARTIN JR FOSTER’S FURNITURE 815 Main • Phone (316) 221-1943 Winfield, Kansas 67156 (316) 221-3469 Galaxie Business Equipment 304 Harter Winfield 13161221-3508 913 MAIN JAMES FRENCH WINFIELD, KS 67156 (§) % ESS n TRUCKS r ■ ; Winric— £ III IK K f .art'.-,, P l� ONtlA( 713 MAIN STREET WINFIELD, KS 67156 Phone 221-9260 ARKANSAS CITY, KS Phone 442-3060 WELLINGTON, KS Phone 326-5972 All Your Automotive Needs Under One Roof BODKINS MOTORS, INC. 1820 MAIN WINFIELD, KANSAS 67156 Bus. Phones 221 2550 221 9150 F PST COMMl JV TY Federal FSLIC .......millin' Savings Loan Assn. Winfield, 808 Millington 221-0310 Arkansas City, 625 N. Summit 442-0550 Derby, 1257 N. Buckner 788-3774 Just North of Dillons 105 CARL DENNETT Phone 455-3355 THE OXFORD MILLING COMPANY OXFORD, KANSAS 67119 DENNETT PLUMBING CO. HARRY J. CHAMPENY WALLACE H. CHAMPENY McDaniel Grain Co. TRENCHING — ROTO-ROOTER — SUPPLIES BACKHOE — SERVICE WATER WELLS Grain — Feed — Seed — Fertilizer 416 W. MAIN OXFORD, KS 67119 Our Service Will Please You Your Business Will Please Us Ph. 447-3381 Gueda Springs Ashton Adamsville SERVING THE AREA ELDERLY Riverview Manor Riverview Village 200 South Ohio 106 Hardee’s “Best Eating — All Around” 2011 Main Winfield BURGER STATION hamburgers — french fries — chili “There’s a difference in hamburgers, too!” 113 E. 7th Winfield 221-9773 'KadXeti, ‘Sasifo ttyantCey Risk Counselors, Incorporated Box 525, 207 E. 9th Winfield, Kansas 67156 Phone 221-9510 D D Farm Equipment, Inc. 160 Hwy West Winfield, KS 316-221-1770 I insurance R SEAL ESTAV' A auction A no EAST NINTH P. O. BOX 533 WINFIELD BOOGAARTS 1906 East 9th Winfield Peabody Gordon-Piatl P.O.Box 650 Winfield Manufacturers Of Combustion Equipment 107 JACK JILL 108 S. SUMNER - OXFORD CUSTOMER SATISFACTION IS ALWAYS FIRST OPEN 7 DAYS DAVE JOANN McCREERY PHONE 455-3528 pzimadCy pCcuttA £ JZoza£ 119 N SUMNER ST. OXFORD. KANSAS 67119 PHONE 455-3636 Asphalt-Concrete Earthwork Utility Contractor Robert L Cherry, Pres. Office Rural Oxford 455-3360 or 2211 OXFORD LUMBER ®uYSStKUss. TELEPHONE 455-2910 COMPANY Kenneth W. Thomas “Large enough to handle your job — small enough to appreciate it.” 108 PHONE 442-1870 122 No. Summit Ark. City, Kansas 67005 Your Clothes-Care Consultants Since 1925 Keefe Implement, Inc. Serving the farmer at two locations Ark City 442-3030 Ponca City 762-4374 Wyckoff Radio — Television FIRST NATIONAL BANK Winfield Zenith Color TV Phone 221-2280 213 E. 9th Ave. Winfield, Kansas 67156 Serving Winfield and Trade Area for over 26 yrs. “ALL THE BANK YOU’LL EVER NEED! 'ZOittfceCcC 'pcvun id Titian COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION [COOP] Phone (316) 221-2070 WINFIELD, KANSAS 67156 «WHEELERS (HD Kaufman’s Sporting Goods 320 E. 9th Street Winfield Winfield Ark City 818 Main 309 S. Summit 109 KLEY KZED 1130 93.5 WELLINGTON, KANSAS Dan Thomas The Coca-Cola Bottling Company of Winfield 1215 Main Winfield, Kansas 67156 Telephone (316) 221-2710 THE BYLER LUMBER COMPANY, INC. home owned and operated 306 North Washington Wellington, Kansas 67152 Telephone No. 326-3377 brazier. 1104 North A Wellington, Kansas 326-5892 Gambles Wally Marla Sue Monger Marvin Peterson 112 N. Washington Phone 326-2441 Wellington, KS 67152 5947 FIRST ra stM sovfflGf a lonn 403 North Washington • Wellington, Kansas 67152 • (316) 326-7467 K-15 North 2nd • Mulvane, Kansas 67110 • (316) 777-0133 Central Market • Caldwell, Kansas 67022 • (316) 845-6473 Wellington Quality Meats Inc. U.S.D.A. INSPECTED Top Quality Meats HWY 160 East 326-3502 SAUNDERS LEASING SYSTEM 2121 S. Summit 3305 S. West Ark City, KS Wichita, KS 442-1986 942-0127 110 Count on us, First and always! Checking Savings Personal Loans Investment Plan- ning Agricultural Service. All vour Schalk's Boolz'Store Jane Ray Schalk • Books • Stationery • Greeting Cards • School and Office Supplies 117 South Washington • Wellington, Kansas 67152 Telephone 326-3141 full-service bank- ing needs. m FIRST NATIONAL BANK WELLINGTON, KANSAS (316) 326-3361 MEMBER FDIC LOVE’S COUNTRY STORE Deli Sandwich Gas, Food Beer Wellington, KS 67152 (316) 326-6282 MEADERS Manna Book Store LAUNDRY CLEANERS “Christian Tapes Albums’ RENTALS INDUSTRIAL 115 W.8th RK BARBARA MEADERS 517 NORTH G WELLINGTON Owners WELLINGTON, KS 67152 McDonald Motors, Inc. 701 East 16 th M PLESSE Y Hwy 160 East Plessey Aero Precision Corporation Wellington, Kansas 6715 Buick, Cadillac, Pontiac JESTER INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. A HOME OWNED INDEPENDENT AGENCY OXFORD BANK BLDG. 455-3328 See us for all of your insurance needs. We will be happy to look over your current coverage with you and give you quotes. JC Penney 219 South Summit Arkansas City, Kansas FORD MERCURY REEDY FORD, INC. Quality Merchandise at Quality Prices W'rcury Shop Catalog Retail Store 442-2770 442-0730 3319 North Summit Street P.O. Box 1067 Arkansas City Phone 442-4800 Wichita Phone 262-3835 ARKANSAS CITY, KANSAS 67005 Margaret’s Antiques Featuring: Fine American Walnut and Oak Furniture Cut Glass — Pattern Glass — Porcelain Some Primitives Phone (316) 442-6620 1212 South Summit Arkansas City, Kansas 67005 Open — Wednesday, Thursday, Friday Saturday 10:30 to 4:30 p.m. Open Sunday — 1 to 4 p.m. — Closed Mon. Tues. 112 Awnings Carports Patio Covers Steel and Vinyl Wood Siding Aluminum Storm Doors and Windows by Humphrey Kanal The Reed Home Improvement Co. 119 SOUTH WASHINGTON WELLINGTON, KANSAS 67152 “Improving Sumner County’s Homes Since 1948’’ PH. 326-7621 BILL BUTTS 113 INDEX A Abies, Sharon 26, 54, 56,59, 62 Abies, Tyson 82 Adams, Keitha 26, 37,44, 45, 47, 53, 54, 59 Adams, Lola 6, 40,50, 54, 62 Adams, Lowell 34,79 Alexander, Laurel 7, 40, 48, 54, 62 Alsip, Rachel 80 Alsip, Shawn 68,72 B Bain, Sandy 66, 72, 73,74, 75 Baker, Betty 26,47, 54, 59 Baker, Mike 22, 59 Bales, Anita 28 Bales, Cassie 85 Bales, Clinton 81 Barbour, Connie 7,10,48, 50, 51,53,54, 56,58, 59,61,62 Barry, Rusty 22 Bartelson, Chad 82 Barton, Dana 22, 48,54, 57,59, 62 Barton, Gary 28 Beeman, Shirley 32 Beeman, Travis 68, 73,74, 75 Bieler, Chris 82 Bieler, Henry 82 Bieler, Mark 85 Bieler, Shelly 79 Bingham, Brenda 18, 51,53, 54, 56,62 Bingham, Tammy 68, 72,74 Bonesteel, Mike 7, 39,46, 50 Boone, Brad 66 Boone, Kim 82 Boone, Lori 18 Bourque, Keith 83 Bowbly, Robert 85 Bradbury, Diane 70,72 Bratcher, Jared 81 Bratcher, Jason 18, 51,56, 58, 59 Bratcher, Lonnie 33 Bratcher, Rache 79 Bratcher, Steven 66, 73,74, 75, 76 Brown, Brande 82 Brown, Iona 33 Bruner, Sherry 18, 54 Bursack, Haley 22, 53, 54, 58, 59 Bursack, Mike 78 Burr, Jake 82 Buss, Bryan 82 Buss, Buffy 73, 78 c Cain, Crystal 82 Cain, Jennifer 81 Campbell, Carol 22, 54,59 Carson, Ginger 85 Carson, Kit 18 Carson, Lawrence 78 Carson, Misty 82 Castor, Tim 20, 22,39, 46, 50, 56 Castor, Tina 18 Catlin, Harry 32 Catlin, Jason 79 Catlin, Jim 18, 39,46, 51, 59,98 Cherry, Jason 85 Claphan, Michelle 80 Clark, Janice 70 Clark, Jerry 32 Clark, Rodney 66,67, 73, 74, 75, 76 Clark, Russell 22, 39, 51, 56 Clark, Tonia 78 Clements, Gregory 79 Coffey, Joey 82 Cole, Ray 26, 59 Collingsworth, Kassa 68, 72 Collingsworth, Steven 81 Conner, Dustin 84 Conner, Joel 6 Cook, Nathan 82 Coon, Steve 4, 6, 50, 53 Cooney, John 68, 72, 73, 74, 75, 76 Cooney, Sheila 22, 53,54, 56,59, 62 Cooper, Brian 68, 72 Cooper, Penny 22, 51,53, 54,56, 59,62,98 Crain, Clayton 26 Crain, Louise 81 Crain, Wade 83 Crane, Boe 84 Crane, Melinda 83 Crane, Melissa 81 Crane, Michelle 79 Creed, Brent 83 Creed, Chris 79 Creed, Charlene 80 Crowl, Bobbi 82 Crowl, Mark 85 Crowl, Relda 34 D Davis, Angela 85 Davis, Jennifer 81 Davis, Linda 81 DeLano, Michelle 73, 78 Delp, Jami 24, 26,45, 53, 54,59, 62 Delp, Jason 82 DeMint, Todd 73, 78 DeMint, Tyson 80 Dempsey, James 81 Dempsey, Jamie 26, 59 Dennett, Bart 68, 72,73, 74, 75, 76 Dennett, Roberta 26,45,53, 54, 56, 59,62 Denson, Dexter 22 Denson, Elaine 68, 72 Denson, Hank 79 Deyoe, Chris 16,18,46, 50 Deyoe, Michelle 26,45,47, 50, 54,59,62 Deyoe, Steven 79 Drew, Lauri 79 Dobbs, Dorothy 70 Donley, Jami 81 Donley, Jeff 85 Dorman, Robert 80 Dunbar, Diana 16,18,37,45, 50, 51, 53,54, 56,58, 59,62 E Elting, Stacy 82 Elwood, Catherine 68, 73,74, 75 114 Elwood, Jeff 80 Embry, Penny 68, 74,75 Embry, Tulsa 68, 75,76 Estes, Tara 78 Evans, Clint 68, 72 Evans, Randy 6 Evans, Tia 80 F Falkenberg, Donnie 78 Farha, Curtis 68, 74,75, 76 Farha, Guy 26, 39 Farha, Sandy 68, 72,74, 75 Feaster, Trade 81 Fleming, Kimmie 85 Flickinger, Audra 80 Foster, Brad 81 French, Shannon 18, 51,56, 58, 59,98 G Gaither, Dana 73, 78 Gaither, Ronnie 66, 73,74, 75, 76 Garfield, John 18 Gargis, Cherri 79 Gargis, Heather 82 George, Avin 32 George, Nin 7, 39,40, 41,42,46, 50, 51, 53 Gill, Jeff 66, 74, 75, 76 Gill, Kristen 68, 72,74, 75, 76 Gill, Michele 7, 41,54, 56, 59,62 Gill, Robert 18, 39 Glasgow, Theresa 26,47,53, 54, 56, 58,59, 62 Goodnight, Patti 18, 54 Grahm, Stony 84 Green, Jo Ann 84 Green, Louise 80 Gregg, Dewayne 68, 72,74, 75, 76 Gressel, Chad 80 Goans, Tina 73, 78 Gosselin, Tina 83 Gosselin, Wilber 85 Goyer, Jeff 82 H Hall, Ernest 79 Hall, Louise 79 Hall, Sabrina 83 Hills, Christine 85 Hills, Shelia 78 Hills, Michael 80 Hinkson, Roberta 26, 53,62 Hollis, Shaun 6 Hopkins, Claudia 83 Horinek, Sheila 83 Horsch, Dane 22, 39,59 Horsch, Joel 79 Howard, Crystal 79 Houston, April 66, 72,73, 74, 75 Houston, Chet 73, 78 Hurst, Stacy 22, 54,59 Hurst, Trent 68, 74,75,76 I Infante, Manuel 29,39, 45,46, 53 J Janzen, Robbie 78 Janzen, Shari 22, 51,53, 54, 58, 59, 62 Jenkins, Janell 83 Jenkins, Marti 6 Jenkins, Ricky 66 Jester, Chad 22, 50,51, 56 Johnson, Anissa 26, 54,59,62 Johnson, Gary 22, 39,42, 50,59 Johnson, Jamie 80 Johnson, Kelly 66, 72,74 Johnson, Shannon 78 Jones, Bill 7 Jones, Chris 22, 59 Jones, Kathy 26, 53,54, 59, 62 Jones, Mark 73,78 Jones, Roxanna 18, 37,45, 47, 53, 54, 59, 62 Jordan, Christina 82 Jordan, Faye 66, 72 Jordan, Jon 26 Jordan, Ralph 78 Jordan, Rosalee 68, 72,73 K Kamrud, Larry 78 Kelley, Michael 80 Kemp, Donna 33 Kempton, Clifton 83 Kempton, Donna 81 Kempton, Karrie 84 Kempton, Kathy 84 Kilts, Julie 26, 54, 58, 59 Knapp, David 32 Knapp, Sean y Knowles, Brandy 85 Koch, David 26 Kreidler, Amy 83 L Lacey, Darren 23, 39,42,46, 58, 59 Lacey, Eric 84 Lacey, Melynda 56,73,78 Lee, Daysha 82 Lee, Odessa 84 Leggett, Jeff 68, 72,73, 74, 75 Lemke, April 83 Lemke, Brian 80 Lemke, Herbert 81 Lemon, Brenda 7 Linnabary, Harley 85 Linnabary, Jerry 26 Littell, Jim 29, 39,45,46, 75 Lohmann, Sharlene 29, 54 Long, Kevin 18,46 Long, Jennifer 68, 74 Lowry, David 68, 74,75, 76 Lowry, Mark 68, 72,75 Lowry, Tammy 73, 78 M Madison, Amy 81 Madison, Tevra 85 Maple, Miles 26,46 Marsh, Kathy 54, 59 Marsh, Sabrina 78 Marymee, Kelly 26 Marymee, Wallace 23 May, Ricky 66, 72,73,74,75,76 Mayberry, Chad 83 Mayberry, Linda 34 Mayberry, Matt 78 115 McKinley, Irene 30 McReynolds, Bill 30 Metz, Dan 26, 42 Metz, Jason 81 Metz, Marilyn 70 Metz, Moran 26 Metz, Wade 78 Middleton, Brett 27, 39,42,53, 58, 59 Middleton, Christopher 84 Middleton, Jeff 27, 39,42,53 Middleton, Jerry 68, 72,74,75, 76 Miller, Lorie 4,10, 37,40,44,45, 50, 53,54, 58,59, 62 Miller, Lynn 10, 37, 41, 44, 45, 47, 50,54, 56,58, 59, 62 Miller, Melissa 82 Miller, Sonny 83 Moore, Chad 83 Moore, Debbie 24, 27,50, 54, 56, 59,62 Moore, Deena 68, 72,74 Moore, Gretchen 68, 72,75 Moore, Jane 82 Moore, Jeramie 81 Moore, Mike 18, 39,50 Moore, Wade 83 Morgan, Aubrey 66 Morgan, Tim 23 Morris, Arvin 85 Morris, Ashley 84 Morris, Shawn 20, 23, 39, 42, 50, 58,59 Morris, Shayne 68,72,76 Morris, Tom 79 Morton, Helen 70 N Neal, Jeremy 80 Neal, Mandy 82 Neises, Albert 10 Neises, Amy 82 Neises, Annette 78 Neises, Elaine 27, 37,45, 47,53, 62 Neises, Jimmie 66,73,74,75 Neises, Lawrence 18 Neises, Lou 34 Neises, Ronnie 18, 39,51 Nelson, Diane 71 Nethercott, Blake 80 Nethercott, Julie 73, 78 o O’Hearn, Brody 84 O’Hearn, Dallas 79 Oliver, Aaron 79 Oliver, Adam 79 Oliver, Dama 79 Ostrander, Pat 34 Owens, Jeramie 81 Owens, Nikki 79 P Parks, David 81 Parks, Randy 71 Paris, Brandon 84 Parson, Brian 84 Parsons, Mary Ann 71 Pasman, Daniel 83 Payne, Justin 83 Payne, Kim 78 Peck, Lawrence 71 Peters, Jerrod 85 Peters, Michael 81 Phipps, Mark 18, 39 Poovey, Kim 18,56 Poovey, Tracy 27, 42 Popchoke, Jay 19, 56,58, 59 Potucek, Jode 73, 78 Prichard, Steven 19, 59 Prochaska, Mary 79 Prochaska, Sheri 23,58,59, 61 Proctor Bobby 83 R Rader, Mary 34 Rakestraw, Kathy 79 Rakestraw, Sherry 11, 98 Ramirez, David 81 Ramirez, Sandra 66,72 Ramirez, Susan 85 Ramirez, Vicki 23 Ramirez, Victor 80 Ratliff, Curt 23 Rebold, Elizabeth 83 Rebold, Jami 30 Renshaw, Harmony 84 Renz, Shelia 66, 72 Renz, Steven 79 Resch, Heather 79 Resch, Matt 82 Rinehart, Greg 30 Ripley, Jeff 79 Ripley, Kelly 80 Rodman, Jean Rohling, Jennifer 84 Rohling, Larry Joe 83 Rowe, Maria 81 Rush, Phillis 34 Rush, Shirley 30, 73 Rush, Tony 81 Russell, Michelle 68,72,74, 75 Russell, Troy 20, 23,39, 42, 50, 56 S Sarntee, Kim 79 Sarntee, Kris 82 Saunders, Diana 19, 51,54, 56 Saunders, Vicki 20, 23, 37,45, 50, 51, 53, 56,59, 62 Sauzek, Eden 68, 72,73,74,75 Sauzek, Hilary 79 Sauzek, Nicole 16,19,37, 45, 50, 51, 53,54, 56,58, 59, 62 Sauzek, Roy 32 Sauzek, Stephanie 83 Sawyer, Bill 34 Sawyer, Buffy 82 Sawyer, Jeff 80 Sawyer, Jennifer 73,78 Sawyer, Richard 32 Sawyer, Stan 10, 39,40, 50, 51, 53,61 Sawyer, Vince 19,39, 46 Schmitz, Tony 73, 78 Scott, Clinton 10 Scott, Stan 19, 42,46, 56 Scott, Travis 81 Scott, Tricia 83 Self, Mike 83 Self, Patrick 85 Shaffer, Angie 83 116 Shaffer, Carrie 82 Shaffer, Leland 31,42, 74, 76 Shelton, Julie 27, 53, 54, 62 Shelton, Melissa 81 Shelton, Tricia 82 Shepherd, Justin 79 Schiff, Deanie 78 Shockey, Roy 27 Short, Tommy 68, 73,74, 75, 76 Simmons, Debby 19,59 Sivils, Tammy 78 Slack, Keith 27 Smith, Christina 78 Smith, George 34 Smith, Jo Ann 71 Smith, Julie 19, 37,45, 50, 51, 53.54.56 Smith, Lisa 10, 53, 56 Smith, Lynn 19, 54 Smith, Michael 79 Smith, Rhonda 73, 78 Smock, David 27 Smock, Penny 19, 53,54, 61, 62 Sneed, Camille 82 Sneed, Craig 83 Spatz, Shari 24, 27,48, 50, 53, ■ 54,56,58, 59,62 Spencer, Brian 11, 39,41,42,46, 50.51.56 Spencer, Lois 34 Spoon, Maria 34 Starlin, Brad 85 Starlin, Cammie 69, 73,74, 75 Starlin, Leslie 82 Starlin, Pat 23 St. John, Patrick 81 Stone, Tammy 84 Stone, Terry 82 Storlien, Kelly 19, 50,51, 53, 54, 56, 59,62,98 Storlien, Nancy 32 Stover, Debra 79 Stover, Greg 66, 74,75 Stover, Kandy 69 Swaim, Tad 32 Swanson, Merle 11, 39,40, 46, 50,61,98 Swanson, Peggy 27,45,47, 53, 54,56,59,62 T Tanner, Patrick 79 Tanner, Scott 82 Taylor, Jennifer 83 Taylor, Sherry 78 Teague, Carlina 80 Teague, Darin 23,42,58, 59 Teague, Patti 66, 72, 74, 75 Thomas, Eugene 80 Thomas, Jeffrey 79 Thomas, Kitra 11, 50,51, 54, 56, 98 Thomas, Keri 69, 72,73, 74,75 Thompson, Cristine 79 Thomposn, Curtis 84 Thompson, James 11, 59 Tong, Billy 82 Tredway, Debra 80 Turner, Jeff 23, 59 Turner, Julie 27, 53,54, 59 u Utt, Tiffany 83 V VanDeest, Dirk 27 VanDeest, Drake 79 Vaughn, Corey 83 Vaughn, Gerry 11 Voge, Joan 23, 37,47, 53, 54 Voge, Ross 66,76 w Walker, Rose 81 Wagner, Barbara 83 Ward, Michelle 81 Watt, Jan 82 Watts, Raymond 73,78 Watts, Susan 19, 54 Webster, Angie 81 Webster, Andrew 85 Webster, Ryan 83 Wege, Debra 80 Wege, Sherri 78 Welty, BLbby 85 Welty, Julie 83 Wheeler, Lee 19, 50 White, Cindy 23, 54,58, 59 White, Ira 31 White, Keel 27, 39,42, 46, 50, 56, 58, 59 White, Kyle 19, 39,42,46, 53, 56, 59 White, Marsha 19, 37,45, 47, 50, 51,53,54, 56, 59, 62 White, Sandy 66, 72,73, 74, 75 Widener, Janice 85 Wilcox, Heather 85 Wilcox, Roxie 82 Wilcoxen, Gladya 31 Wilkerson, Grant 11, 39,41, 42, 50, 51,61 Williams, Angie 66, 72,73,74, 75 Williams, Rosemary 33 Witte, Betty 34 Wollard, Billy 73, 78 Wollard, Daniel 85 Wollard, Donald 85 Wollard, Katrina 85 Womack, Betty 71 Womack, Chris 81 Womack, Wade 23, 42,53, 59 Woods, Angela 82 Woods, Denise 66, 72, 74, 75 Woods, Rebecca 69, 72,74, 75 Wright, Beverly 69, 74 Wycoff, Monte 31, 50 Wynn, Marc 81 Young, Brad 81 Young, Bruce 23 Young, Justina 27, 54 Young, Sonia 66, 72,74, 75 117 OXFORD BOOSTERS Rochelle’s Beauty Boutique Wildcat Drive Inn L. W. Green Company GEUDA SPRIXGS BOOSTERS County Line Cafe WINFIELD Marsh’s Shoe Store Gray’s Auto Sales Ditmore Glass Service Otasco The Shear Point Judy’s Stylistic KBUZ106 F.M. Mode O’Day Triple “A” Merchandise Mart BOOSTERS Joe’s Carpet and Interiors Everitt Lumber Co. Allred Implement and Pump Service Ruppelius Jewelers Winfield Electric Co. Graves Drug Store Ken’s Pizza Western Auto WELLINGTON BOOSTERS Farm Bureau Insurance J. C. Penney’s Dale’s Auto Service Peanut Butter N’ Jelly Riley Jewelers Jarvis Auto Supply The Fashion ARKANSAS CITY BOOSTERS Chamber of Commerce Packers Trading Company Grimes Jewelers, Inc. La Frame Jan’s Sport Shack Bryant Hardware Alberts Drugs Quality Motors 118