Oxford High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Oxford, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1983 volume:

1983 WILDCAT EXPLOSIVES Oxford High School Oxford, Kansas 67119 Dynamite Seniors.........6 Fuses (Underclassmen)...17 Sports Blast............28 Organizations Fire Up...44 Future Fuses (Jr. High).62 Little Sparks (Grade School] . 76 Fallout (End of School)..86 WILDCATS... Wildcat Explosives!?! That's right! For years and years the Wildcat annual has portrayed the Wildcats as just that; the Wildcats. The annuals of past years are full of photos of activities and people. Bur as time goes by the memories of these fun- filled rimes seem to fade and it becomes hard to distinguish one year from another. The coming and going of new students and the graduating of old friends adds to the haziness of the retrospection. But this year the goal of the yearbook staff is to show how explosive we Wildcats really are. This yearbook is intended to provide lasting memories for everyone at OHS. For each student, very special memories exist at school. The football gomes that were so enthralling you forgot the cold, basketball tournaments that left you hoarse from yell- ing, doss parties where someone olwoys forgot something, senior and spring ploys in oil of their hilarity; each of these and many more things are experiences that make o per- son's high school years their most memorable years of oil. Clash Day was obviously represented by most of the high school in November. Here, Sheila Cooney, Shari Jonzen, Michelle Hickman and Joan Voge reveal their true tastes. Penny Cooper decided to keep clean of the nonsense. mm,-- Anlssa Johnson and Julie Turner join in the fun of clash day. 2 Chris Deyoe (senior dash king), Eloine Neises, Julie Kilts, Troy Russell, ond Morsho White. Michelle Deyoe doesn't olwoys dress like this, but she did on Clash Day ond she won o prize os the best sophomore Clasher. 3 CO EXPLOSIVE! Hopefully, somewhere in o book this dynomic, spedol remembrances of each person’s experiences and ac- tivities will be captured forever in print. So now, we, the Oxford High School Annual Staff, pre- sent to you, the leaders of tomorrow who will moke this world more dynomic, our annual: The Wildcat Explosives. A year's supply of dynamite memories guaranteed to blow your socks off! Caught by surprise. Dink Is spending rhe evening raking stars during foorball season. ▼ Peggy Swanson and Julie Shelton posed for a side and front view. Halloween costumes were downed by most of the high school on Oct. 29. Shannon French and Marsha White spent enrollment day assisting Mrs. Brown. ▼ DYNflmiTE SENIORS Brenda Bingham 6 Diona Dunbor Robert Gill Patti Goodnight Lawrence Neises Ronnie Neises Kevin Long Shannon French John Garfield Roxonno Jones Batty Before Curtain The senior ploy, Bars in the Belfry, brought witches and warlocks to the stage of Oxford High on November 19 and 20. This successful off-broadway ploy wos presented by an oil senior cost, except for three little trick-or- freaters, and become o successful experience here os well. With its invisible cot and terrify- ing almost’' murder scene, this ploy is one to remember. Marsha White and Diana Dunbar recoil old times while Julie Smith, Chris Deyoe, Kelly Storlien, and Steven Prichard stand by. ► ▲ Julie Smith, Marsha White, Lee Wheeler, Penny Smock, and Diono Dunbar get together for the poisoning. Marsha White and Lawrence Neises boogie while Chris Deyoe, Brenda Bingham, and Kevin Long wonder whot is going on. ► The Cost (In order of appearance) Miss Pennyfeother . Morsho White MissAppley MissFitcheft MissMoffit Officer MocDougol Mark Phipps Pomelo Oliver West cot f ... Chris Deyoe Mr. Westcott Steven Prichard Mrs. Westcott Kelly Storlien Miss Fairfax Rev. Barnaby Kevin Long Boy Lawrence Neises Girl Mr. Ogilby Lee Wheeler Children Bobbie Crowl Mark Crowl ▲ You can't hove Halloween without jack-o-lanterns so Julie Smith and Marsha White bring some down for Chris Deyoe to enjoy. ◄ Lee Wheeler (Mr. Ogilby) is preparing to thrust o deadly dogger into Chris Deyoe (Oliver) but Pomelo saved the day. 9 Mark Phipps Kim Poovey Jay Popchoke Penny Smock Kelly Storlien Susan Worts Lee Wheeler Julie Smith Lynne Smith Kyle White Marsha White Class flower: blue carnation Class colors: blue and silver Class motto: What lies behind us and what lies before us are small matters compared to what lies within us.” So, this is what it takes... Wednesday, October 13, was a day the freshmen of 82-63 will remember for quire a while . .. Initiation was in full swing. For the girls, the day started at 6:00 A M. The seniors picked their little sisters up and took them to breakfast ot Kelly Sforlien’s house. Breakfast consisted of scrambled eggs, frozen fruit salad, cinnamon rolls, and orange juice. After breakfast the seniors dressed the freshmen up in baby’s clothes. Some of the seniors rook their little sisters to Winfield before school, and others just goofed off around town. The senior and freshmen boys met in the boys' locker room at 8:00. The seniors then proceeded to dress the freshmen up in women's clothes. At noon, the lunch crowd was entertained by o mole-female chorus line singing We Love You Seniors. Outside, there was kissing the flagpole, leapfrog, and pushups. The general feeling about initiation from the freshmen was that it was fun ond messy. The seniors enjoyed it, agreeing that the freshmen were good sports. Four freshmen push pencils over the rumble strips with their noses. 12 Just to be in high school. Greg Stover jumps over another Freshman while amused students watch. ▲ Sandy Bain smooches the flag pole while other Freshmen wait patiently. ◄ Freshmen appear live on Junior High stage with their version of We Love You Seniors. 13 Bingham, Brenda: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Jazz Band 3; Kayeffes 1, 2, 3, 4; Kayerre Board 2, 3, 4; F.C.A. 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Play 4; Honor Society 2, 3; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball Manager 2; Kayerte Vice-Pres. 4; F.C.A. Secretary and Treasurer 3; U.S. Naf'l Band Award 4. Bratcher, Jason: Football 2, 4; Football All League Guard 4; Honorable Mention Linebacker 4; Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4: Band 2, 3; Jazz Band 2, 3; Chorus 3; Oxford- ians; Boys' State 3; Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Honor Society Pres. 3. Bruner, Sherry: Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 4,- Kayerte Board 3,- Spring Play 2; Senior Play 4; Flag Girl 2, 3,- 1982 Miss Gueda Springs. Carson, Kit: Football 1, 2; Senior Play 4; Track 1; Wood- shop 1, 2, 3, 4; Art 1, 2, 3. Catlin, Jimmie: Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1, 3; Let- termen's Club 2, 3, 4; Stuco 1, 2, 3,- Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 3, 4; Freshmen Class Sec.; Sophomore Class Pres.; Junior Class Reporter; Let-' termen V. Pres.; S.C.B.L. Hon. Mention B.B. 3. Deyoe, Chris: Pres. Fresh. Class; Pres. Jr. Class; Let- termen's Club Pres. 4; Basketball 1, 2, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Sr. Play 4; Lettermen's Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Shop 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 2; Store Track 1, 2,- Stuco 1,3, 4. Dunbar, Diana: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2; Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 4; Kayette Board 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; F.C.A. 2, 3, 4; Senior Plays 2, 4; Choir 1, 2, 3; Band 1, 2; Oxfordians 1, 2, 3; Jazz Band 1; Math Award 1, 2, 3; Girls' State Participant; Secretary-Treasurer 1, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 3, 4; Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Football Homecoming Queen 4; Who’s Who in American High School Students 4. French, Shannon: Jazz Band 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Honor Society 2, 3, 4; I Dare You Award 3; Typing Award 3; Oxfordians 1, 2, 3; Home Ec. Award 3. Gill, Robert: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2; Chorus 1; Ler- termen's Club 1, 2, 3, 4; All League Receiver 4; All School Play 1. Goodnight, Patti: Kayettes 2, 3, 4; F.C.A. 2; Choir 1, 2; Senior Play 2; Spring Play 2; Regional Speech Festival 2. Jones, Roxanna: Basketball 1, 2, 3,- Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2; F.C.A. 2, 3, 4; Kayettes 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Flag Girl 3. Long, Kevin: Track 2, 3; Foot- ball 4; Senior Play 4; Let- termen's Club 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1; Woodshop 1, 2, 3, 4. Neises, Ronnie: Football 1, 2, 3; Track 1; Lettermen's Club 2, 3; Stuco 2; Chorus 1; Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Shop 1, 2, 3, 4; Industrial Arts Welding Award 2. Phipps, Mark: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2; Lettermen's Club 3, 4; Senior Play. Poovey, Kim: Band 1, 2, 3; Kayettes 1, 2, 4; Basketball 1; Track 1; Pep Club 1; Choir 1; Jazz Band 1. Saunders, Diana: Band 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2; Honor Socie- ty 2, 3, 4; Honor Society Pres. 4; Typing Award 3; Outstanding Artist of the Year Award 3; Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 4; Kayette Board 1, 2, 3. Sauzek, Nicole: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Jazz Band 1, 2, 3; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Oxfordians 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 2, 3, 4; F.C.A. 2, 3, 4; Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 4; Kayette Board 2, 4; Spring Plays 2, 3; Senior Play 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1; Volleyball All- League Hon. Mention 3; Volleyball All-League 4,- Stuco 2, 3, 4; Senior Class Pres.; Junior Class V. Pres.; Football Queen Attendant; D.A.R. Good Citizen Award. Sawyer, Vincent: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Let- termen's Club 2, 3, 4; Let- termen's Club Officer 4. 14 Smith, Julie: Band 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1; Honor Society 2, 3, 4; F.C.A. 2, 3, 4; Jazz Bond 2, 3; Miss Oxford 4,- Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Koyettes 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Stuco Pres. 4; Outstanding Band Member 2; Bond Twirler 1, 2, 3; Basketball All League Hon. Mention 2, 3; Volleyball All League Hon. Mention 4; Spring Ploys 3; Senior Ploy 4. Smith, Lynne: Choir 1, 2; Koyettes 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2; F.C.A. 2, 3; Volleyball 1, 2. Smock, Penny: Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Choir 1, 2; Honor Society 3, 4; Honor Society V. Pres. 4; Senior Play 4; Spring Ploy 3; F.C.A. 2, 3; Koyettes 1, 2, 3, 4. Storlien, Kelly: Chorus 1, 2, 3; Bond 1; F.C.A. 2, 3, 4; Kay- ettes 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Stuco 3, 4; Honor Socie- ty 2, 3, 4; Flog Girl 3; Senior Ploy 4; Yearbook Staff 3, Warts, Susan: F.C.A. 2, 3, 4; F.C.A. Board 4; Koyettes 1, 2, 3, 4; Kayerte Board 4; Chorus 2. Wheeler, Lee: Junior Rep.; Senior Ploy 4,- Football 1, 2, 3, 4,- Basketball 1; Track 1, 2; Bond 1, 2; Choir $ Year. White, Kyle: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; All League Punter 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; All League 3; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Bond 1, 2, 3; Jazz Bond 3; V. Pres. 4; Lettermen's Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir 1, 2, 3. White, Marsha: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Flog Girl 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Bond 1; Kayerte 1, 2, 3, 4; Koyette Board 1, 2, 3, 4; Koyette Pres. 4; Koyette Treasurer 3; Stuco 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Algebra I Award 1; Geometry Award 2; F.C.A. 2, 3, 4; Senior Play 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Honorable Mention Volleyball 4; Secretory-Treasurer 3. ...Future 17 JUNIORS RND Mike Baker Rusty Barry Dana Barron Jeri Blevins Holey Bursack Carol Campbell Penny Cosh Tim Castor Russell Clark Sheila Cooney Penny Cooper George Cummings Dexter Denson Kevin Hendry Michelle Hickman Done Horsch Srocy Hurst Tommy Hoyden ’84 SENIORS Shorl Jozen Gory Johnson Chris Jones Dorren Locey Sreve Morr Wolloce Morymee Korhy Morsh Tim Morgon Shown Morris Sheri Prochaska Curtis Ratliff Troy Russell Pot Srarlln Dorln Teague Jeff Turner Joan Voge Wade Womack Bruce Young 19 Sharon Abies Keirha Adams Derry Baker Cathy Berzen Boy Cole Jami Delp Jamie Dempsey Roberta Dennerr Michelle Deyoe Theresa Glasgow Tim Hatfield Pam Jarboe Anisso Johnson Kathy Jones Julie Kilts David Koch Jerry Linnobory Miles Mopel Kelly Marymee Dan Metz Moran Metz SPARKLING SOPHOMORES 20 Jeff Middleton Brett Middleton Eloine Neises Trocy Poovey Julie Turner Chorlie Shockey Roy Shockey Keith Slock Tim Smock Shori Spotz Peggy Swonson Julie Shelton And whot do you think obour violence in the school? Well, whatever you think, don't try to cross Keel. If looks os though Shori and Jomi soid something wrong. Is Miles just standing on or is he on accomplice? The classic Keitho Pose — There must hove been something very disgusting in her locker. Here is strong evidence that Dirk is studying very diligently ond Gene is feeding the bookdrop. LIGHT THE FUSE Sandy Bain Kelly Bell Pat Berzer Brad Boone Steven Bratcher Rodney Clark Ronnie Gaither Jeff Gill Tina Gregg Mott Hoskins Kristy Hendricks April Houston Rickey Jenkins Kelly Johnson 22 School's out! You wouldn't know it though. To hove o cosuol char with friends before going home is not uncommon. Here, freshmen Sondy Boin, April Houston, Sonia Young, ond Potri Teague join Shari Sporz ond Darin Teogue in friendly chit-chat. it Foye Jordon Rick Moy Jimmie Neises Sondy Ramirez Sheila Renz Karen Riley Gregg Stover Parti Teague Ross Voge Ken Whaley Sandy White Angie Williams Denise Woods Sonia Young n teacher affects eternity; he can Gory Barton Adorn St. College, Almoso, CA Mechanical drawing, welding, auto mechanics, general shop, general metals Senior Class Hunting, fishing Peter Hetlinger KU, Emporio State American history, library science, librarian, Leftermen's Club, assistant football coach, girls track coach, stereo, lounging, playing sports, reading David Hunt Emporio Store Drivers education, constitution, Kansas history Football Coach, assistant boys' basketball coach, Leftermen's Club, swimming, water skiing, hunting Diane Bradbury (not pictured) CCCC, Southwestern Vocal music grades 6-12, Oxfordians Sweet Adeline — director, church choir, reading, sewing Roberta Hinkson Emporio State Typing, office practice, business economics, business law, accounting, shorthand Pep Club, F.C.A., typing, writing poetry. Crystal Theresa Jacobs Fort Hoys Store General Math, Algebra 1, Algebra II, geometry, trigonometry and analysis, Pep Club, assistant volleyball coach reading, crocheting never tell where his influence stops. Henry Retains Littell Southwestern P.E. — Freshmen and advanced Arhleric director, boys and girls basketball coach, boys track coach, softball, golf Sharlene Lohmann St. Johns, Northwest, Alvo, OK, Graduate work ot University of Oklahoma Home Economics 1, 2, 3, 4, Kayerres, Jr. Class Cooking, sewing, crafts. Irene McKinley Southwestern, Graduate work or Northwestern, Evanston, IL, KU, Fort Hoys Store Journalism, Freshman English, Junior English Writing, African violets, hairpin lace, knitting Dill McReynolds Fort Hays Store Art — grades 1 — 12, Junior Class, F.C.A., Art — 3- dimensional forms, ceramic pottery Cindy Melucci State U, Freedonio, NY Junior-Senior High Bond, 5-6 grade bond, 4 grade bond, guitar 1, 2 Senior class, pep bond, cooking, crocheting, writing music Kristin Rash Augustano College, South Dakota Interrelated classroom Reading, soiling Greg Rinehart WSU Woodshop, Sophomore class Snow skiing, baseball, basketball, fishing Ira White Southwestern, Graduate work or WSU, Emporia Store, Alfred University, New York; Memphis State Tennessee; Kansas-Newman, Wichita Physical Science, chemistry, biology, physics, data processing, Honor Society computers, photography Glayda Wilcoxen Southwestern Sophomore English, Senior English, Speech Dromo, Sophomore Sponsor, director of Forensics and ploys, Hi-Q Sponsor Reading, gardening (flowers), sewing Monte Wyckoff Emporio State (Masters) School counselor, vocations, psychology, freshman health, Stuco Sponsor, secretarial assistant, Hi-Q Co-sponsor Fishing, golf, antiques They really do make it work. The principals, secretaries and school board, along with custo- dians, cooks and bus drivers keep things running smoothly. From left to right: Jerry Clark, high school principal, Avin George, superintendent, Lonnie Brotcher, grade school ond jr. high principal. THEY MAKE IT WORK Secretaries include lono Brown, Donna Kemp ond Rosemary Williams. Members of school board ore: bottom row: Shirley Beemon, Roy Souzek, Nan- cy Storlien. Second row: Tod Swolm, Dovid Knopp. Horry Cotlin, ond Richard Sowyer. Mary Rader, Leoro Hemphill, Par Ostrander and Phyllis Rush are the cooks credited with providing the Oxford school system with hot nutritious lunches. These five people work very hard to keep our school splc and span. They ore George Smith, Dill Sowyer, Reldo Crowl, Morie Spoon and Mox Spoon. Linda Moyberry, Lou Neises, Teri Eosrmon, Lois Spencer, Derry Witte ond Connie Morris keep things run- ning smoothly — on the buses that is. 27 Wm BLAST! OVER THE NET The Oxford volleyball cars srorred rhe 82-63 season with o new coaching staff. Lelond Shaffer, head coach, also coaches Jr. High foorblal. Jr. High girl's basketball, Jr. High boys track, and reaches grade school Phys. Ed. Theresa Jacobs, assistant coach, teaches High School math and helps sponsor pep club. When asked what he thought of this year's season, Coach Shaffer said, We hod a good year. Everybody, varsity through junior varsi- ty, showed improvement all year. They had good attitudes and were willing to work hard to hove success. The girls had good records. We weren’t picked to finish in the top four of the league, ond we finished second. Thor's pretty good. We should be rough rhe next few years because we hod a good group of junior varsity players. This was Cooch Jacobs first year coaching. She was a little nervous. Her comments on the season were, It was scory ot first because I didn’t know what I wos doing. I leorned a lot about volleyball, and I really enjoyed working with rhe girls. The seoson ended in rhe semi-finols of the Sub-Store Tournament. The girls were beaten by Garden Ploine, which was nothing to be oshomed of because Garden Plaine went on to win rhe rournoment. The varsity girls ended the year with o 17-8 record and the junior varsity girls ended with a 6-4 record. Above - Receiving the trophy for second place in the SCBL Tournament. Above Center - Joan dinks it over. Above - Dink mokes a great save. 30 L South Hoven W Udall W Cedar Vale L Argonio W Conway Springs W Cedar Vole W Douglass W Central W Udall W Udall W Udall L Bluesrem L Garden Plain w South Barber W Sedan L Pretty Prairie w Dexter NV Central L Bluesrem w Caldwell W Cheney W W Douglass Clearwater L Bluestem L Garden Plain Top row from left to right - Justino Young, Keirho Adorns, Michelle Hickmon, Nicole Souzek. Joon Voge, Roberto Dennett, Julie Smith, Roxanno Jones, Sondy Bain, Shori Sporz, Morsho White, Kristy Hendericks, Diana Dunbar, Jomi Delp, Eloine Neises, Brendo Bingham. Potti Teogue, Tina Gregg, Managers Peggy Swonson ond Michelle Deyoe, Coaches Lelond Shaffer and Theresa Jacobs. Nor pictured — Vicki Saunders, April Houston, ond Sandy White. FOOTBALL WITH WILDCAT FLARE Tackle that runner! Recover that fumble! These were the words you could hear every day after school during foot- ball practice. The new football coach, David Hunt, and the football boys really got ex- cited when o ploy went right in practice. However, the ploys didn't always go right in the gomes. No matter how the gome would end, though, the boys and the fans never lost their spirit. The record this year was 2- 7, but by watching the boys, it was hard to tell that they hod ever been defeated. The team's passing kept them go- ing in a lot of the gomes thanks to Jimmie Catlin, quarterback, and Robert Gill, end. Unfortunately, eight senior boys will be absent from next year's team, bur that will give the '83 team their chance to show their stuff. US THEM Sedgwick 7 6 Cedarvale 0 20 Sr. Paul 14 13 Remington 0 29 Bluesrem 0 36 Caldwell 20 53 Sedon 7 34 Central 12 24 Udoll 7 20 Darren Lacey, No. 21, arremprs to moke a touchdown by hurling himself through the crowd of ferocious bodies. The Wildcat defense huddles for rheir next ploy. Look our ''Visitors1'! What a line-up! Storting with No. 30, the 1982 foorboll ream: Kelly Marymee (manager), Gory Johnson, Joson Bratcher, Darren Locey, Tim Hatfield, Wallace Marymee, Jimmie Neises, Brett Middleton, Troy Russell, Jeff Middleton, Ken Whaley, Ronnie Gaither, Keel White, Russell Clark, Robert Gill, Timmy Castor, Darren Teague, Vince Sawyer, Shown Morris, Mark Phipps, Jimmie Corlin, Kyle White, Chris Jones, Rodney Clark, Jeff Gill, Steven Bratcher, David Hunt (Coach), ond Pete Hetlinger (Assistant Coach). Kevin Long, Miles Mopel, ond Lee Wheeler ore not pictured. Those ore our boys! 33 EVEN THE NIGHTS Even rhe Nighrs ore Better” by Air Supply was rhe rheme for rhe 1982 Foorball Homecom- ing and rhe nighr was truly better than most for queen Diana Dunbar. Escorted by Jason Brat- cher, she was crowned on Ocrober 9 before rhe gome with Remington by Lorie Miller, rhe 1981 queen. Diana's attendants were Nicole Sauzek, escorted by Kyle White and Debby Simmons, escorted by Lee Wheeler. The crown bearer for rhe evening was Phillip Rush and flower girl was Rachel Morton. After rhe game, Diana reigned at rhe tradi- tional Homecoming dance sponsored by rhe Student Council in rhe Junior High cafeteria. 34 JUST YOU RNDI Basketball Homecoming was held on February 18 before rhe boy's gome ogoinsr the Cedor Vole Broncos. Morsho White, escorted by Kyle White, wos elected queen by the O.H.S. stu- dent body. She wos crowned by Lynn Miller, lost year's queen. Kelly Storlien, escorted by Jimmie Cotlin ond Brenda Binghom, escorted by Chris Deyoe were Marsha's attendants. Jason Goll wos ring beorer ond flower girl wos Heorher Morymee. After o Wildcat victory rhe Student Council sponsored o donee in the queen’s honor. The junior high cafeteria wos decorated with crepe paper, balloons ond hearts to keep in line with rhe theme for Homecoming; Just You ond I” by Crystal Goyle ond Eddie Babbit. 35 OHS BOYS BRSKETBRLL When asked about the 1983 Boys Basketball season, Coach Littell had this to say: The boys had a hard luck season losing ten of its twelve games by four points or less. The boys showed they could be competitive with any team in the area. We were very young and hope that these close games will be a foun- dation for successful teams to follow. The coaching staff was very happy with the attitude and desire shown throughout the season. We ore very optimistic about the outlook for the future. US THEM 53 49 Cedar Vole 38 42 Belle Plaine 41 46 Udoll 48 35 Garden Plain 36 52 Collegiate 50 48 Sedan 39 40 Udall 59 39 S. Haven 57 45 Dexter 45 50 Caldwell 54 55 Cedar Vale 45 48 Central 44 45 Argonia 43 50 Bluesrem 58 54 Cedar Vale 56 57 Douglass 36 41 Belle Plaine 48 50 Udall Get the rebound!! 36 Jimmy gets on easy one. The 1983 boys' basketball team: (Bottom left) Jimmie Neises, Rick May, Tracy Poovey, Wade Womack, Kelly Maryee, Jeff Gill, Bonnie Gaither, Steven Bratcher, Keel White, Jason Bratcher, Brett Middleton, Ken Whaley, Mr. Jim Lirrell (head coach), Chris Deyoe, Rodney Clark, Jeff Turner, Jimmie Catlin, Dan Metz, Kyle White, Shawn Morris, Mr. David Hunt (assistant coach). 37 WINNERS! WINNER5! WINNERS! When osked abour rhe 1982-83 season. Coach Lirrell hod this to soy: The 1982-83 season proved ro be a very suc- cessful year for the girl's basketball squad. The year was highlighted by rhe girls’ fifth consecutive League Tournament championship. On the way to on outstanding 18-3 record, rhe girls broke the single gome scoring record by firing in 92 points against Caldwell. Julie Smith, Nicole Souzek, Diana Dunbar, ond Marsha White, finished excellent careers with only 10 varsity losses in four years. Nicole Sauzek, Diana Dunbar, Julie Smith, and Keitha Adams gained first team ALL-SCBL recogni- tion for their efforts. Keitha Adams was named to rhe second team 2A All State Team. The four seniors will be really missed, but rhe coaching staff remains very positive. A strong off- season program and talented players from a 15-0 Junior Varsity team point to continued success in rhe future years.” Top: Nicole jumps in for the rebound. Left: Julie jumps high to give Oxford control of the boll. Top: The cots fry to recover the boll. Center: The 1982-83 girls basketball players ore, top to bottom: Elaine Neises, Jami Delp, Vicki Saunders, Sandy Bain, Diana Dunbar, Julie Smith, Marsha White, Kristy Hendricks, Sheri Spatz, Peggy Swanson, Michelle Deyoe, Roberta Den- nett, Nicole Sauzek, and Keitha Adams. The girls are coached by Jim Littell (Right) and Greg Rhinehart (Left). OXFORD OPPONENT 68 35 Cedar Vale 54 39 Belle Plaine 62 39 Udall 58 25 South Barber 42 55 Garden Plain 75 26 Sedan 61 31 Udall 44 27 South Haven 52 39 Dexter 92 34 Caldwell 59 33 Udall 53 47 Bluestem 47 46 Central 73 16 Argonia 49 51 Bluestem 66 29 Cedar Vale 44 29 Douglass 75 32 Belle Plaine 60 40 Sedgwick 58 23 Berean Academy 35 36 Garden Plain 39 Elaine shoots for two points. The 1982-83 girls' frock ream hod a good year this year. They gained o few more members and everyone improved in fheir events. Lots of work but lots of fun is the best way to describe the year. The 1982-83 boys' track team also hod a good year, placing in the top of almost ail of fheir meets. Everyone worked hard, ond fheir efforts produced a winning team. MAKING TRACKS (Bottom row, left to right) Eloine Neises, Holey Bursock, Marsha White, Keitha Adams, Julie Turner, Kenna Kendrick, Peggy Swanson, Michelle Deyoe, Roxanna Jones, Anissa Johnson, April Houston, and Coach Peter Hetlinger. (Bottom row, left to right) Tracy Poovey, Darin Teague, Robert Gill, Brett Middleton, Ronnie Gaither, Ken Whaley, Jeff Gill, Vince Sawyer, Miles Mapel, Chris Deyoe, Jeff Middleton, Troy Russell, and Coach Jim Littell. 41 CHEER'N ’EM ON DOUBLE OH5 hod two sets of cheerleoders this yeor. Holey Bursock ond Shari Janzen (opposite page) were nominated as J.V. cheerleaders. They did overtime os they went to oil of the varsity games os Pep Club members. They also filled in for sick or absent varsity cheerleoders. The varsity cheerleoders chosen were Dona Barton, Anisso Johnson, Julie Turner and Cindy White. The cheerleoders worked hard throughout the football-volleyball ond basketball seasons to promote school spirit. Anisso ond Julie perform o cheer in the O.H.S. gym. 42 Dana and Cindy support Julie ond Anisso in o mount. ORGHNIZRTIONS . . TO Emerson Student Council All work ond no ploy? Bottom row: Justino Young, secretory, Chris Jones, vice pres., Julie Smith, Pres., Shori Spotz, treosurer. Second row: Jimmie Neises, Dono Borton, Sheilo Cooney, Vicki Sounders, Monte Wyckoff, sponsor. Third row: Morsho White, Wade Womock, Kristy Hendricks, Angie Williams. Denise Woods. Diono.Dunbor. Fourth row: Kelly Storlien, Done Horsch, Peggy Swanson, Michelle Deyoe, Gory Johnson, Tim Castor, Jomi Deip. Fifth row: Nicole Sauzek, Bussell Clork, Steve Brorcher, Kyle White, Don Metz, Chris Deyoe, Michelle Hickmon, Troy Bussell, Keirho Adorns. 46 Honop Society First row: Michelle Hickmon. Penny Smock. Diono Sounders. Michelle Deyoe, Penny Cooper. Second row: Eloine Neises, Morsho White, Justino Young, Diono Dunbor, Vicki Sounders, Mr. White, sponsor. Third row: Jomi Delp, Joan Voge, Anisso Johnson. Kelly Storlien, Shari Spotz, Nicole Souzek, Peggy Swonson, Keirha Adorns. Fourth row: Roy Cole. Joson Bratcher, Sheri Prochosko, Roberta Dennett. Don Metz, Kothy Jones. Julie Smith, Russell Clark, Shari Jonzen. Not pictured: Shannon French. Being a member of the Notional Honor Society requires determination and diligent work. The il- lustrious students met grade requirements to be in- cluded in Honor Society. Each one maintained a 3.4 grade point overage and kept oil of their grades above 'C' level. Each of the members should be proud to be included in such on outstanding organization. 47 This is rhe 3rd year or O.H.5. for rhe Fellowship of Christian Athletes. The highlight of rhe yeor wos o weekend spenr or Rock Springs for o mini conference. The kids who went spenr their rime ploying dif- ferent gomes ond becoming closer to God through small huddle groups ond lorge general sessions. To poy their way. they were auctioned off os slaves in March to rhe people of Oxford. Throughout rhe yeor, rhe members of F.C.A. gorhered in the O.H.S. gym to ploy gomes ond talk about their problems ond how to solve them through proyer. Bottom row: Suson Worts, Peggy Swonson, Wode Womock, Roxonno Jones, Shari Spotz. Second: Sponsor — Roberto Hinkson, Elaine Neises. Julie Kiltz, Jomie Dempsey, Keith Slock, Sheila Cooney, Holey Bursock, Potri Teogue. Third row: Sponsor — Bill McReynolds, Theresa Glasgow, Diono Dunbor, Rick Smith, Jomi Delp, Keitho Adorns, Julie Turner, Morsho White, Brendo Binghom. Third row: Nicole Souzek, Penny Cooper. Sondy Boin, Roy Cole. Keel White, Michelle Deyoe, Jeff Middleton, Kelly Srorlien, Denise Woods. April Houston. Fifth row: Bretr Middleton, Tommy Hoyden, Betty Baker, Korhy Jones, Roberto Dennett. Don Metz, Carol Campbell. Sheri Prochosko. Por Storlin, Julie Smith, Shari Jonzen. 48 A R T The 1982-83 arr classes had a good year this year. They went to many scholastic competitions for outstanding artists. Outstand- ing merit awards were given to the best artist in each class. On May 5, the art classes went to Ft. Hayes St. for a statewide High School competi- tion. They received four awards which were: Jeff Turner with two awards in oil painting, Michelle Hickman in pastel, and Mark Phipps in pottery. 49 KAYETTE8 Top row Anisso Johnson Susan Worts, Vicki Sounders, Holey Bursock. Lynne Smith. Patti Goodnight. Second: Dono Dorton, Julie Turner, Shoron Abies Sheila Cooney. Brenda Bingham. Diono Dunbar, Sherry Bruner. Third: Sheri Prochosko. Kim Poovey, Pot Storlin. Diana Saunders. Morsho White. Kelly Storlien. Nicole Souzek. Fourth: Penny Cooper. Kothy Morsh. Shori Jonzen, Julie Smith. Fifth: Carol Campbell. Michelle H.ckmon. Tom- my Hoyden. Sponsor: Miss Lohmonn. Members of the Koyetre organization hove reason to be proud. Led by sponsor Shorlene Lohmonn, the girls did many things for their school, community ond world. Most of their social events were combined with efforts to help others. Members raised or collected money for many worthwhile associations. They brightened the lives of the senior citizens of the community by visiting ond singing on several different occosions. 50 Firsr srep: Sheila Renz, Par Derzen, Korhy Jones, Roberta Dennerr, Sonia Young, Keirha Adams. Second: Pam Jarboe, April Housron, Michelle Deyoe, Peggy Swanson, Sandy Dain, Kelly Johnson. Third: Parri Teague, Kristy Hendricks, Denise Woods, Angie Williams, Jomi Delp, Thereso Glasgow. Fourrh: Jusrina Young, Corhy Derzen, Jomie Dempsey, Eloine Neises, Julie Kilrz, Tina Gregg. From row: Julie Smith, Brenda Dinghom (V. Pres.), Marsha White (Pres.) Shori Jonzen (Sec.), Michelle Hickmon (Treas.), Kelly Srorlien. Second row: Diono Dunbor, Angie Williams, Peggy Swanson, Keirha Adams, Nicole Sauzek, Michelle Deyoe, Krisry Hendricks. Third row: Holey Bursack, Theresa Glosgow. Dona Barron, Jusrina Young, Sheilo Cooney, Susan Worts, Vicki Saunders, Sponsor — Sharlene Lohmann. 51 A ONE ANNA A busy doy of practice: Procitce is what it takes, and Mrs. Melucci didn’t waste time. These jr. high and high school students worked together os o ream to moke up o true Oxford Wildcat bond. Scheduling conflicts kept many of the O.H.S. student body from joining bond. The result wos only 12 high school students signed up for bond this foil. To make o large enough bond for competitions, the jr. high and the high school bonds were combined. They performed at the Christmas concert, the Spring Concert ond they ployed or Graduation. Pictured here is Mrs. Melucci, the new bond teocher for 82-80 bond yeor. TWO ANNA... 53 HEAR THE MUSIC Front Row: Theresa Glosgow, Stacy Hurst. Sondy Ramirez. Sharon Abies, Haley Bursack, Jamie Lee, Pom Jarboe, Patti Teague, Shari Sparz. Second row: Dana Barron, Julie Turner, Anisso Johnson, Jim- mie Neises, Kelly Marymee, Wallace Marymee, Rick May, Sheila Renz, Brenda Bingham, Julie Kilts. Third row: Sandy Bain, Kathy Marsh, Tommy Hayden, Darren Lacey, Rick Jenkins, Ken Whaley, Done Horsch, Kelly Johnson. Denise Woods, April Houston. Fourth row: Nicole Sauzek, Betty Baker, Carol Campbell, Roxana Jones. Brett Middleton, Mike Baker, Darin Teague, Jeff Turner, Sheri Pro- chaska, Kathy Jones, Sonia Young, Peggy Swanson. Front row: Brenda Bingham, Jamie Lee. Haley Bursack, Rick Jenkins, Darren Lacey, Rick May, Kelly Marymee, Theresa Glosgow, Dana Barton, Second row: April Houston, Sheri Pro- chasko, Ken Whaley, Brett Middleton, Nicole Sauzek, Peggy Swanson, Shari Sparz, Sondy Bain. lr rokes reol guts ro get up In front of o group of mon- eotlng judges ond sing our o melody complete with shak- ing knees ro pleose. Well, these six people did just that, ond they did on excellent job of it too: Shori Sporz, Sheri Prochoska, Holey Bursock, Brendo Binghom, Pick Moy, ond Brett Middleton. SPEECH AND DRAMA Speech class is raughr by Glayda Wilcoxen. The students leorn the basics of Speech and prepare for Regional, League, and State Festivals. On May 9, the Speech Drama class pur on their annual plays. This year's plays were Bill the Mat- chmaker,” Pie and the Tart,” Sudden Riches,” and “The Girl and the Goldmine. The Speech and Drama class was busy this year with contest and skits. Nearly everyone presented something for League contest. Diano and Vicki Saunders were the only two attending Regionals in Newton, and Nicole Souzek, the only person qualifying for Stare, received a I rating on her Original Oration. LETTERMAN'S CLUB Club members, lefr ro right, bottom row: Dorren Locey, Darin Teogue, Chris Deyoe, Keel White, Wode Womock, Shown Morris, Joson Drotcher, Jeff Turner. Jeff Middleton, Kyle White. Don Metz, Gory Johnson, Robert Gill, Vince Sowyer, Mork Phipps, Troy Russell. Tim Castor, Jim Cotlin, coaches: Dove Hunt, Peter Hetlinger, ond Jim Lirrell. The 1962-83 Letterman’s Club was in- volved in different activities throughout the school year. To start the year off they hosted o con smashing contest or the Watermelon Feed. They ran the conces- sion stand for the Jr. High and Jr. Varsity football ond boskerboll gomes, ond to br- ing the year ro on end they sold Oxford Wildcat stadium seots. Members of Letrer- mon's Club had to apply themselves diligently ro the task of becoming good athletes. 57 SPIRIT ON Giving up quier evenings of home ond other plans, the OHS Pep Club gave much support to our Wildcat teams. The girls gave more than just their spirit during gomes. Each one got some procrice os business people when they sold oranges and grapefruits. Then when the shipment come in on o cold, raining December evening or 9:00 p.m., most got soaked helping each other load the cumbersome boxes of fruit. The money they raised helped pay for both Homecoming Queen Coronations. The club was held together by their two sponsors Ms. Hinkson and Miss Jacobs. At least one or both accompanied the girls to all of the gomes, both home and away. THE LOOSE Members ore — Cheerleaders, Haley Bursack, Dana Barton, Anissa Johnson, Julie Turner, Shari Janzen. Second row, left to right — Vicki Saunders, Jamie Dempsey, Theresa Glasgow, Elaine Neises, Patti Teague, Brenda Bingham. Third row — Sheila Cooney, Marsha White, Jami Delp, Penny Cooper, Keirha Adams, Shari Spatz, Justino Young, Kristy Hendericks, Diana Dun- bar. Fourth row — Sandy Bain, Peggy Swanson, Nicole Sauzek, Michelle Deyoe, Julie Smith, Roberta Dennett, Michelle Hickman, Joan Voge, Denise Woods, Kelly Storlien, Angie Williams. Third row — Sponsor, Theresa Jacobs, Wilcar, Julie Kilts, Sponsor, Roberta Hinkson. 59 FAVORITES IN 83 GROUP---------------- ALBUM________________ SINGLE_______________ TV SHOW______________ MOVIE________________ FRIEND_______________ HEARTTHROB___________ TEACHER______________ ACTIVITY_____________ SPORT________________ EXPERIENCE___________ EXPRESSION___________ HANG-OUT_____________ MAGAZINE_____________ BOOK_________________ GIFT------------------ SENIOR FORECAST IN THE YEAR 1993, IF THE LORD'S WILLIN' AND THE CRIK DON'T RISE, THESE ARE THE PREDICTIONS FOR THE 1983 GRADUATING CLASS. Brenda Bingham is working at a welfare office. Lori Boone is working or o drug sfore of Prarr. Jason Bratcher is the owner of the worldwide chain of McDonald's restaurants. Sherry Bruner owns her own recording company. Kit Corson opened up a cor repair shop. Jimmie Catlin is now ploying Professional Basketball. Chris Deyoe now owns his own contracting firm. Diana Dunbar is now working at Wichita as a C.P.A. Shannon French is now the owner of Galaxie Business Equipment. John Garfield is in the Marines. Robert Gill is now a marine biologist. Parti Goodnight is married and taking care of the kids. Roxanna Jones went to sleep and woke up for the 10 year class reunion. Kevin Long went to work at Rodeo. Lawrence Neises is now a farmer. Ronnie Neises is now a car repairman along with a pig farmer. Mark Phipps is now a farmer. Kim Poovey is now the head nurse at Riverview Manor. Jay Popchoke is still in the army. Diana Saunders is now a florist. Vince Sawyer is still looking for something to do. Stan Scott is now a large plantation owner. Debby Simmons is now a beautician. Julie Smith is now an elementary school teacher. Lynn Smith is working and taking care of Jeff. Penny Smock is now working as a medical secretary. Kelly Storlien is now a grade school teacher. Susan Watts became a missionary and a secretary. Lee Wheeler is still looking for a job. Kyle White became a custom cutter. 61 Marsha White is working in Winfield as a C.P.A. FUTURE... FUSES air % 8th GRADE Shown Alsip Trovis Beemon Sherry Bieler Tommy Binghom Kosso Collingsworth John Cooney Brion Cooper Bort Dennerr Eloine Denson Corherine Elwood Penny Embrey Tulsa Embrey Clint Evans Curtis Forho Sondy Forho Kristen Gill DeWayne Gregg Trent Hurst Rosolee Jordon Jeff Leggett Jennifer Long Dovid Lowry Mark Lowry Jerry Middleton Gretchen Moore Shoyne Morris Michelle Russell Eden Sauzek Tom Short Commie Storlin 64 7th GRADE Cindy Derzen Mike Bursack Buffy Buss Lawrence Carson Tonia Clark Michele De Lano Todd De Minr Donnie Falkenberg Dana Gairher Tina Goans Shani Hicks Sheila Hills Cher Housron Robert Janzen Shannon Johnson Mark Jones Ralph Jordon Lorry Kamrud Melyndo Locey Tommy Lowry Sobrino Morsh Morr Mayberry Wade Merz Annerre Neises Julie Nerhercor Kim Poyne Jode Porucek Jennifer Sowyer Tony Schmitz Tomoro Sivils Christina Smith Rhondo Smith Michael Tanner Raymond Worts Sherri Wege Billy Wollord 65 Dorothy Dobbs, a graduate from Southwestern and Kansas Srate University teaches vocal music. Her pupils range from grades Kindergarten to fifth grade. Her hobbies include reading, aerobic dance and par- ticipating in Winfield's Communi- ty Theater. Mrs. Dobbs com- mented on how much she en- joys reaching at Oxford. Helen Morton attended Southwestern and Emporia State. She reaches Special Reading and her hobbies are oil painting and other crafts. Janice Clark attended Nor- thwestern Srate College in Oklahoma. She also attended Phillips University. Mrs. Clark reaches 7th and 8th grade science and 7th grade reading and spelling. She is a Jr. High Stuco sponsor. Her hobbies are sewing reading and playing with computers. Marilyn Metz went to Fort Hays Stare University. She reaches Jr. High English and Reading. Her hobbies are sports, tennis and especially sewing. misr- I 6 . S ■ JR. HIGH TEACHERS 68 i I I reach kids. Thar's whar Randy Parks says. Mr. Parks arrended Oklahoma Baprisr Universiry and Oklahoma Universiry. He is rhe 8rh grade sponsor, coach of jr. high girl's rrack, and assisranr jr. high foorball coach. His hobbies are music and his kids. Leland Shaffer arrended Emporia Srare. He is rhe head of coaching in rhe Jr. High and head H.S. volleyball coach. His hobbies are hunring and sporrs. He likes Oxford because ir's a nice, small friendly rown. Lawrence Peck is a graduate of Sourhwestern Col- lege and Wichira Srare Univer- siry. He reaches 7rh and 8rh grade marh and 7rh grade reading. He enjoys camping and square dancing wirh his wife. Mary Ann Parsons says, I like working wirh special kids. She arrended Sourhwestern and W.S.U. She reaches Inter- related Classroom. Her hob- bies are bowling, playing bridge, and sewing. Berry Womack graduated from El Dorado High School. She is a para-professional in special educarion. Her job is mainly rutoring. Mrs. Womack says, I enjoy working wirh rhe kids. Her hobbies are sewing, reading and cooking. 69 OJH BAND Actually, the heading on this page is not complete- ly so. There is no OJH bond os such. There is, however, on Oxford School Bond. It's mode up of both junior high students ond high school students. There just weren’t enough high school students to make up a working bond, so the junior high bond wos added to it. Therefore, you hove the combina- tion of the two. If confusion is the result of reading this copy, simply remember this: The Oxford bond is mode up of Ox- ford school students, just listen to them ploy, o wildcat is o wildcat is a wildcat. 70 Front row: Romon Wotrs. Sherry Taylor. Shonnon Johnson. Elolne Denson. Tony Schmitz. Kristen Gill. Duffy Guss. Dono Goither. Sobrino Morsh, Annette Neises, Robert Jonzen. Second row: Ralph Jordon. Michelle DeLono. Michelle Russell. Tonio Clork. Todd DeMint, Showno Alsip, Shorn Hicks. Melody Porks. Chris Smith, Penny Embrey. Kassa Collingsworth. Don Folkenberg. Third row Jen- nifer Sowyer, Rosolee Jordon. Tommy Ginghom. Jode Potucek. Mellndo Locey. Mork Jones. Trenr Hurst. Cher Houston. Mike Bursock. Condy Stover. Rose Hoskins. Sherri Wege Fourth row: Curt Forha, Becky Woods. Tommy Sivfc, Sandy Forho. Eden Souzek. Jeff leggirt. Commie Srorlin, Shone Morris, Keri Thomos. Cothrine Elwood. Dorr Dennetr. Grerchen Moore, Tommy Lowry. Mott, Bil- ly Wollord. 71 JR CHEERING SIX STRONG The 1982-83 jr. high cheerleaders are: Melynda Lacey, Eden Sauzek, Cammie Srarlin, (on floor) Kristen Gill, Sandy Farha, and Jode Potucek. 72 GRADUATING TO HIGH SCHOOL Graduating from junior high may not be quire as exciting as graduating from high school, but it sure is a big step. You're nor in grade school anymore. You're a high school student. That means more responsibility and more work. But it's a nice experience, so: CONGRATULA- TIONS! You're in high school. Trent Hurst, Shone Morris. Borr Dennett, Trovis Beemon, ond Tulso Embrey ore oil lined up otter the ceremony. Here you see the graduating 8th grade class. A hoppy recipient, Catherine Elwood, gets her certificate from Mr. Sports Roundup The volleyboll ployers ore, first row: Marilyn Metz (cooch). Rhonda Smith, Annette Neises. Shannon Johnson, Dono Goither, Sobrino Marsh, Jennifer Long. Second row: Elaine Den- son, Tonyo Clark, Kosso Collingsworth, Shoni Hicks, Christi Smith. Duffy Duss. Third row: Michelle DeLono, Michelle Russell, Jode Potucek, Molyndo Locey, Penny Embrey, Sherri Wege, Jennifer Sawyer, Kristen Gill. Fourth row: Rebecca Woods, Tommy Dinghom, Gretchen Moore, Sandy Farho. Com- mie Starlin, Keri Thomas, Cotherin Elwood, Eden Sauzek, Tommy Lowry, Rose Hoskins. The Basketball ployers ore. First row: Lelond Shaffer (Cooch), Eloine Denson, Annette Neises, Julie Nethercort, Dono Goither, Jennifer Long, Marilyn Metz (cooch) Second row: Rhondo Smith, Tonyo Clork, Kosso Collingsworth, Shoni Hicks, Christy Smith, Third row: Michelle DeLono, Michelle Russell, Jode Potucek, Melyndo Locey, Penny Embry. Sherri Wege, Jennifer Sawyer, Kristen Gill, Duffy Duss. Fourth row: Rebecca Woods, Gretchen Moore, Sondy Forho, Commie Starlin, Keri Thomos, Cotherin Elwood, Eden Souzek, Tommy Lowry, Rose Hoskins. 74 The members of the girls track team ore: first row — Kosso Collingsworth, Michelle Russell, Kristen Gill, Annette Neises. Julie Nethercott, Michelle DeLono, Duffy Duss. Second row — Penny Embry, Melody Porks, Tommy Dinghom. Melyndo Locey, Jode Potucek, Shoni Hicks, Shannon Johnson, ond Tonyo Clork. Third row — Cooch Rondy Porks, Commie Storlin, Gretchen Moore, Tommy Lowry, Keri Thomos, Sherry Deiler, ond Jennifer Sowyer. The foorboll ployers ore, first row: Tony Schmifz, Mark Lowry. Donnie Folkenberg. Lawrence Corson. Second row: Mark Jones, Billy Wellard. John Cooney, David Lowry, Curtis Forho, Cher Houston. Third row: Shoyne Morris, Brian Cooper, Bort Dennett, Mike Tan- ner, Tom Short. Travis Beemon, Jeff Leggett, Wode Metz, Trent Hurst. Fourth row: Lelond Shaffer. The basketball ployers ore, first row: Todd DeMinr, Dewoyne Gregg, Mark Jones, Chef Houston, Tony Schmifz. Second row: Trent Hurst, Billy Wollord, John Cooney, Bort Dennett, Shoyne Morris, Tom Short, Jeff Leggett, Wode Metz, David Lowry. Curtis Forho. Third row: Lonnie Brorcher (cooch), Lawrence Peck (cooch). The members of the boys frock team ore: first row — Brian Cooper. John Cooney, Dovid Lowry, Curtis Forho, Trent Hurst, Dewoyne Gregg, Mark Jones, Tony Schmifz, Todd De- Mint. Second row — Jeff Leggett, Trovis Beemon. Shoyne Morris, Tom Short, Jerry Mid- dleton, Mike Tanner, Wode Metz, Bort Dennet, Billy Wollord, ond Cooch Lelond Shaffer. 75 LITTLE -..SPARKS________________ THE WHINING SCHOOL BOY, WITH HIS SATCHEL AND SHINING MORNING FACE, CREEPING LIKE SNAIL UNWILLINGLY TO SCHOOL — SHAKESPEARE Nikki Owens Mory Prochosko Steve Renz Heorher Resch Lynerre Roberts Kim Sorntee Hilory Souzek SIXTH GRADE Alice Hicks Mouriro Schiff Shelly Bieler Rochel Brotcher Joson Carlin Greg Clements Lono Cummings Michelle Crone Chris Creed Honk Denson Steven Deyoe Louri Drew Cherri Gargis Ernest Hall Louise Holl More Hatfield Tim Hoyes Joel Horsch Crystal Howard Seon Knopp I Tom Morris Sherry Myrick Dallas O’Hearn Aoron Oliver Adorn Oliver Do mo Oliver Justin Shepherd Mike Smith Debro Stover Patrick Tonner Jeff Thomas Christine Thompson Drake VonDeest 78 5th GRADE Lowell Adorns Rochel Alslp Michelle Clophon Chorlene Creed Tyson DeMinr Robby Dormon Jeff Elwood Tio Evons Audro Flickinger Chod Gressel Jody Hendricks Jamie Johnson Mike Kelley Jeremy Neal Bloke Nerhercor Victor Ramirez Jomi Rebold Jeff Sowyer Terry Shockey Michelle Smith Richard Strebel Carlino Teague Gene Thomos Debra Tredwoy Debra Wege 79 4th GRADE Shelby Conner Jennifer Dovis Lindo Dovis James Dempsey Jomi Donley Corrie Farris Bradley Fosrer Trino Higgins Michael Hills Amy Modison Buel Matrix Jason Metz Chad Moore Dovin Moore Jeremy Morre Jeromie Owens David Porks Michael Peters Dovid Ramirez Morio Rowe Tony Rush Trovis Scott Melissa Shelton Michelle Word Chris Womock More Wynn Brad Young Louise Green Jeon Rodmon Clinton Boles Jored Brorcher Jennifer Coin Kent Collingsworth Melisso Crone 80 3rd GRADE Joke Durr Bryan Buss Crystal Cain Misty Carson Joel Coffey Nathan Cook Bobbi Crowl Jason Delp Stacy Elting Heather Gargis Jeff Goyer Joe Henning Christian Jordan Daysha Lee Mike Little Mondy Neal Amy Neises Kristin Sarnree Buffy Sawyer Mott Resch Carrie Shaffer Tricio Shelton Camille Sneed Leslie Storlin Scott Tanner Kim Thornton Billy Tong Angelo Woods 81 SECOND GRADE Jone Moore Jon Wirte Srephonie Adorns Tobby Callahan Wode Morre Doniel Posmon Jusrin Poyne Bobby Proctor Elizoberh Rebold Lorry Rohling Srephonie Sauzek Tricio Scott Angie Shaffer Croig Sneed Jennifer Toylor Tiffony Urt Corey Voughn Ryan Webster Sheilo Horinek Jonelle Jenkins Morvin Jones Amy Kreidler Chod Moyberry Chod Moore 82 FIRST GRADE Mark Bieler Robert Bowbly Ginger Corson Dustin Conner Boe Crone Mark Crowl Angelo Dovis Jeff Donley Jimmy Flemming Wilbur Gosselin Stony Graham Roy Hervey Christine Hills Brondy Knowles Eric Locey Odessa Lee Tevro Modison Christopher Middleton Arvin Morris Ashley Morris Jennifer Myrick Brody O'hearn Brandon Paris Brian Parsons Jerrod Peters Susan Romirez Jennifer Rohling Brod Storlin Curtis Thompson Bobby Welry Julie Welry Jomie Widener Donny Wollard Donny Wollord Katherine Wollord 83 KINDERGARTEN Jo Ann Green Chorlie Callohon Amy Croin Nooman Dorby Srorlo Elring Joson Goll Brandon Gressel Randy Hovner Patrick Hendricks Dallas Henry Kimberly Houk Ellie Johnson Danny Jordan Jenny Kreidler Chad Long Heather Marymee Kristie McCullough Rachel Morton Jeff Nethercott Heath Nixon Justin Rankin Phillip Rush Morcie Shaffer John Smith Jennifer Storlin Shone Storlin Jomie Thomas Michael Tredwoy Nor Picrured: Donyeil Inmon Michael Gootee Amy Urt Croig Warrick Kori Wilkinson 84 SMALL TUNES Small smiling faces: singing, grimac- ing, blushing faces. Ir's music rime and these little folks know how to strike up a rune to bear any band. Here you see dozens of musical youngsters belting it our of the onnuol Chrisrmos program. Here is o gambling scene from the Western the sixth grade presented for the public on Moy 7th. FALLOUT... END OF SCHOOL SENIOR BRAG PAGE This year we decided to try something new in our yearbook. Since your senior year is your best year in school we thought that the seniors needed a special section of the yearbook devoted to them. Therefore we developed the senior brag page as a way for the parents of seniors to say something about their son or daughter. There were no limitations on this and we printed ex- actly what we received. Although we didn’t have much par- ticipation this year, we hope that in the future this can be a tradition that both future seniors and their parents can look forward to. i Kelly came into this world with a bang on July 4,1965. For several years she thought people shot fireworks to celebrate her birthday. Kelly's favorite pre-school pastime wos pulling up a choir to help in the kitchen. If took several schools to get Kelly from Kindergarten through high school. She went to Arkansas City, Wichita, Hut- chinson and finally Oxford. From toddler rime on, even through teen, Kelly has always been a special girl, always thoughtful of others. She has also always had the good fortune of knowing how to choose good friends. May we close with Good Luck” to our Kelly Ann Pete Storlien. Our little lady has always been so intent on the task or hand, whether ironing os seen here, making a beautiful com- forter for your bed or coming home with a stock of homework. You hove always had the self-discipline to see if through. For that reason, we your parents are proud of your accomplishments and congratulate you. Love, Mother Dad 89 REMEMBERING LEE Frogs and turtles; kittens and pigs, 4-H and scouts; and playing band jigs. Farming, sports; fixing your stude” A dog named Queen”; what o beauty! Pottery, art, hunting and guns Using your chain-saw for profit and fun. A college credit; my, what a start! We're proud of you — that's said from the heart! Congratulations, Lee! Love and Prayers, Mom and Dad; Margene, Diane, Ruth Granddad and Grandma Gartrell and Mississippi kin. DEAR JOHN LETTERS Dear John, or, as many of your friends know you as Gar.” I om so proud of you in many ways: I om constantly omazed of your ability to achieve the things that ore important to you. Your courage and determination to rise above a situation that is difficult for you. Your kindness and generosity to the unfortunate sets you opart os a true friend. Your ability to stick it out on your first job which has lasted for the post 12 years. It has been a job hasn't it? With a lot of bosses but no poy check. The fringe benefits ore terrific, however, they will continue throughout your life time, and no one can ever take them away from you. I hope I hove been of some assistance to you ond will remain on duty for as long os you need me. Love, Mom Jimmie Caflin came into the world or a very young age at the Cloy Center Hospital. His first home was in Leonardivill, Kansas, with his two older sisters, mom, and dad. Jimmie moved to Holstead before he was one year old, where Dad was teaching school. His next home was in Hutchinson where he attended Kindergarten and his best friend was Jonathon. He come to Oxford with his family in 1971 where he started first grade. Jimmie ployed T-ball and was selected Mr. T-ball his lost year. His interests hove been athletics including football, basketball, track, baseball and golf. Jimmie's hobbies ore hunting and photography. Jimmie plans to attend college after graduation. 91 SPRING PLAYS BLUE BEADS Elizabeth............................Penny Cooper Dove.................................Chris Deyoe Joney.........................(Fri.) Stacy Hursr (Sot.) Elaine Neises Aunt Liddy...........................Shori Jonzen Russell and Wade pose for the camera on the set of The Monkey's Paw. THE MONKEY'S PAW Mr. White..............Russell Clark Mrs. White..................Michelle Hickman Herbert.........................Wade Womack Sergeant-Major Morris...Tim Hatfield Mr. Sampson..............Mark Phipps Mr. Simpson informs rhe Whlres of the loss of their son. Setring: The Maxwell living room where o hilarious mistake is being discovered. .. .TAKE THREE LIFE 0' THE PARTY Wilbur...... Derry Lou . . . Connie....... Mrs. Moxwell Mr. Moxwell . Demodine . . Mary........ Judy......... Jock........ Dob......... Frank....... Cliff........ . Kelly Marymee . . Vicki Sounders . . . Nicole Sauzek ....Shari Sparz . . . . Russell Clark . Michelle Deyoe . Sheri Prochaska Theresa Glasgow .... Durch Neises ....Robert Gill . Wade Womack . . Drefr Middleron Director Gloydo Wilcoxen chose 3 one ocr ploys for the 1983 Spring ploys presented on March 18 ond 19. Blue Beads by Anne Coulter Morrens wos o dromo concerning a mother, her daughter ond o mix up between blue beods ond o set of points. The Monkey's Pow by 'W. W. Jacobs ond dromotized by Louis N. Porker wos o chilling story of superstition ond death. The comedy, Life O' the Party” by Donald Payton lightened the set with Kelly Morymee's portrayal of o young boy who wasn’t invited to his sister's party ond got even by mixing sleeping medicine into rhe punch. 93 Joney gives Aunt Liddy o hug. Ice Cream Social... The art class displayed some of their best works of orr. Vince ond Sheri srrum while Sheri s ng Stop Dragging My Heorr Around, ond “After the Glitter Fodes. 94 The Oxfordion singers brought bock the swingin 50's with some good old 50's songs. The audience wos obviously entertained. WOODS AND TALENT SHOW On May 16, Sfuco sponsored their annual Ice Cream Social. All Sruco members donated cakes, homemade ice cream, and their rime running the gate. Afterwards, at 7:00, was a new event. Instead of the Pop Concert, there was a talent show. Any student or students, could audition to be in it. It went over very well for its first year. An orrf ul display of woods. Shannon French dedicates Nobody Does It Cener to the class of '83. Shari Sparz sings “The Cose. Frankie (Keitha Adams) rakes our her anger at the bar. 95 96 Saturday, May 31 — Prom finally arrived! After months of planning and preparing, the 1963 juniors pulled off the event of the year. For the juniors, prom unofficially began the day before as they spent over 7 hours decorating the jr. high lunch room. Everyone worked hard on the prepara- tion. The ceiling was dropped with dork blue paper. In the corner wos o green hill with o small waterfall cascading into o blue pond with wafer spraying into the air from a small fountain centered in the pond. Red and blue crepe paper hung from ceiling to floor on two sides of the gym setting aside room for people to sit. Then Soturdoy come in oil its glory. Everyone shed their blue jeans and tee shirts for tuxedos or suits ond long formal evening gowns. The oir wos fragrant from corsages and boutonnieres. Steak dinners were prepared compliments of Jim Miller ond the junior's mothers. After the welcome by Russell Clark ond the response from Nicole Sauzek Troy Russell read the class will for the juniors. The junior sextet Dono Bar- ron, Holey Bursock, Shari Jonzen, Darren Locey, Shown Morris and Darin Teague accompanied by Mrs. Bradbury and Sheri Prochosko on guitor song the theme song and a special for the seniors — Happy Trails.” Music for the dance wos provided by Sky. After the dance people attended parties ond then o 4:00 a.m. breakfast of the Bingham's residence. WHAT’S FOREVER FOR CHAPPY) (TRAILS) The traditional senior trip: It's a day that belongs to the seniors; a day to celebrate 10 years of hard work, and some pretty good times thrown in there too. This year, the '00 seniors went to Worlds of Fun in Kansas City. (On a chartered bus, no less) Well, the weather wasn't exactly warm. Ac- tually, it was warm mittens and jacket weather. But when a bunch of seniors go somewhere to have fun, the cold and rain ore only elements, because: CLASS OF '80, THIS IS IT!! Ronnie, Folcon, ond Dutch woir for the rain to stop ond the rides to start. Nicole, Diono, ond Julie top off the doy with hots. Aren't they just ravishing! 98 Chris ond Kyle reolly gor into some wild ond exciring ocrion. The pork bench, wow! The high achievers of rhe senior class display rheir rrophies of tolenr. Don't you dore roke my picture!” Suson ond Penny stop in ot rhe condy shop, o delicious place to get in our of rhe roin. CELEBRATE! GRAD NIGHT... 100 Penny gets o congratulating hug from friend. 3______________________________________________ Would you help me with my gown?” Oh, is my cop straight?” I'm sooo nervous!” I think you go before him.” Oh, wait, be quiet . . . they've started the music... Graduation night: it's finally here,- here in ail its joys, tears, laughter, fears, and excitement. It's o time that oil high school students hold before them os o high point in their lives. It's a time when the realization of o great big world is unleashed. Now there will be more responsibilities, new friends, new worries, discoveries, ond things that young adults never knew existed. Most graduates will be going to college, and some hove mode other plans, but whatever the decisions mode by all: LIFE HAS JUST BEGUN. After ir was all over, the class of '83 slung off their caps in o joyful gesture of relief ond excitement. FINALLY The groduoring class is lined up for a formal picture which they will receive os memorobilio. Nerves, excitement, (even o little boredom) ond tension filled the oir. Shannon, Valedictorian, ond Morsha, Solutotorian of the doss Nicole helps Diono with her gown while Sherry waits pa- stond for their picture, relieved that it's oil over. riently for the ceremony to begin. 101 • • • FROm THE Penny Cooper and Shari Jonzen do their stuff. What's their stuff? You name it, and that’s what they do for the year- book. Writing copy, drawing up layouts, etc. etc. . . . Justino Young, the youngest in the group, did a mighty fine job too. Her knock was running oround, getting inter- views ond information for the copy-writers. 102 These ore rhe yeorbook staff members of the 1982-83 school year: (from left to right) Russell Clark, Jim Cotlin. Justino Young, Penny Cooper, Shori Jonzen, Kelly Storlien, ond Shannon French. ... STAFF School wouldn't be the some without it. It just odds that special touch to each school year; the icing on the coke. It's full of excitement, sadness, disap- pointment, enthusiasm, exasperation, and just plain memories. What is if? Of course, it's the Ox- ford Wildcat Annual. We, the staff, hope that Wildcat Explosives will of- fer what you, the students, want most in a year- book. It hasn't been easy. There are lots of respon- sibilities, headaches, mistakes, and the most dread- ed DEADLINES. But we have worked very hard to produce a yearbook that will satisfy the whole stu- dent body. Shannon French and Kelly Srorlien, the two yearbook editors decide to shore the tremendous responsibilities, so they both become co-editors. Here you see the two photographers. Their job is none too easy. In fact, one could never over estimate its importance ond difficulty. They did a fine job. 103 INDEX A A A A A A A Abies, Sharon, 20, 50, 54 Abies, Tyson, 81 Adorns, Keitho, 20, 21, 30, 31, 38, 39, 41, 44, 46, 47, 48, 51, 59, 95 Adorns, Lowell, 79 Adams, Stephanie, 82 Alsip, Rachel, 79 Alsip, Shown, 64, 71 BBBBBBB Bain, Sandy, 13,16, 22, 31, 39, 48, 51, 53, 54, 59 Baker, Berry, 20, 48, 54 Baker, Mike, 18, 54 Bales, Cassie, 83 Bales, Clinton, 80 Barrleson, Chad, 81 Barry, Rusty, 18 Barton, Dana, 18, 42,46, 50, 51, 54, 58, 59, 97 Barton, Gary, 24 Beeman, Shirley, 26 Beeman, Travis, 64, 73,75 Bell, Kelly, 22, 95 Betzen, Cathy, 20, 51 Betzen, Cindy, 65 Betzen, Pot, 22, 51 Bieler, Carolyn, 81 Bieler, Henry, 81 Bieler, Mark, 83 Bieler, Shelly, 78 Bieler, Sherry, 64, 74 Bingham, Brenda, 6, 8,15, 30, 31, 35, 45, 48, 50, 51, 54, 59 Bingham, Tammy, 64, 70, 71, 73, 74 Blevins, Jeri, 17,18 Boone, Brad, 22 Boone, Lori, 6 Bowlby, Robert, 83 Bradbury, Diane, 24 Bratcher, Jared, 80 Bratcher, Jason, 6,12,13,15, 33, 34, 37, 44, 47,101 Bratcher, Lonnie, 26, 75 Bratcher, Rachel, 78 Bratcher, Steven, 22, 23,33, 37, 46, 70 104 Brown, Brande, 81 Brown, Iona, 26 Bruner, Sherry, 3, 6,15, 50, 96,101 Bursack, Haley, 17,16, 41, 43, 48, 49, 50, 51, 54, 97 Bursack, Mike, 65, 71, 74 Burr, Jake, 81 Buss, Bryan, 81 Buss, Buffy, 65, 70, 71. 74 c c c c c c c Cain, Crystal, 81 Cain, Jennifer, 80 Callahan, Charlie, 84 Callahan, Tabby, 82 Campbell, Carol, 4,18, 48, 50, 54, 86 Carson, Ginger, 83 Carson, Kit, 6 Carson, Lawrence, 15, 65, 75 Carson, Misty, 81 Cash, Penny, 18 Castor, Tim, 18, 33, 46, 57 Carlin, Harry, 26 Catlin, James, 6,15, 33, 35, 37, 51, 91, 101,102,103 Catlin, Jason, 78 Chavez, Gene, 20, 21 Claphon, Michelle, 79 Clark, Janice, 68 Clark, Jerry, 26 Clark, Rodney, 13, 22, 33, 37, 87 Clark, Russell, 18. 33, 46, 47, 92,102, 103 Clark, Tonia, 65, 71,74 Clemments, Gregory, 78 Coffey, Christy, 82 Coffey, Joey, 81 Cole, Ray, 20, 47, 48 Collingsworth, Kassa, 64, 71, 73, 74 Collingsworth, Kent, 80 Conner, Dusron, 83 Conner, Shelby, 80 Cook, Nathan, 81 Cooney, John, 63, 64, 73, 75 Cooney, Sheila, 2,16,18, 46, 48, 50, 51, 59, 86 Cooper, Brian, 64, 73, 75 Cooper, Penny, 2,18, 47, 48, 50, 59, 86, 93,102 Crain, Amy, 84 Crain, Louise, 81 Crain, Wade, 82 Crane, Boe, 83 Crane, Michelle, 78 Crane, Melinda, 82 Crane, Melissa, 80 Creed, Brent, 82 Creed, Charlene, 79 Creed, Chris, 78 Crowl, Bobbi, 81 Crowl, Mark 83 Crowl, Relda, 27 Cummings, George, 18 Cummings, Lana, 78 D D D D D D D Darby, Naaman, 84 Davis, Angela, 83 Davis, Jennifer, 80 Davis, Linda, 80 DeLano, Michelle, 65, 74,71 Delp, Jami, 20, 21, 30, 31, 39, 46, 47, 48, 51, 59, 87 Delp, Jason, 61 DeMinr, Todd, 65, 71, 75 DeMint, Tyson, 79 Dempsey, James, 80 Dempsey, Jamie, 17, 20, 48, 51, 54, 59 Dennett, Barr, 62, 64, 70, 71, 73, 75 Dennett, Roberta 20, 30,31, 39, 47, 48, 51, 59, 67 Denson, Dexter, 18, 96 Denson, Hank, 78 Denson, Eloine, 64, 71, 74 Deyoe, Chris, 2, 6, 8, 9,13,15, 35, 37, 41, 46, 56, 57, 86, 93, 95, 99 DeYoe, Michelle, 3,13,17, 20, 31, 39, 41, 46, 47, 48, 51, 59, 92 Deyoe, Steven, 78 Dobbs, Dorothy, 68 Donley, Jamie, 80 Donley, Jeff, 83 Dorman, Robert, 79 Drieling, Jeffrey, 82 Drew, Lauri, 78 Dunbar, Diana, 4, 7, 8, 9,13,15, 30, 31, 34, 39, 46, 47, 48, 50, 51, 56, 59, 98,107 E E E E E E E Eastman, Teri, 27 Elfing, Stacy, 81 Eltin, Starla, 84 Elwood, Catherine, 64, 70,71, 73, 74 Elwood, Jeffrey, 79 Embrey, Penny, 64, 71, 73, 74 Embrey, Tulsa, 64, 73 Evans, Clint, 64 Evans, Tia, 79 F F F F F F F Falkenberg, Donnie, 62, 65, 71, 75 Farho, Curtis, 64, 71, 75 Farha, Sondra, 64, 71, 72, 74 Faris, Carrie, 80 Flemming, Jimmy, 83 Flickinger, Audra, 79 Foster, Bradley, 80 French, Shannon, 5, 7,15, 95,100,101, 102,103 6 G G 6 G 6 G Gaither, Dana, 65, 71, 74 Gaither, Ronnie, 12, 22, 33, 37, 41 Gall, Jason, 35, 84 Garfield, John, 7,13, 90,101 Gargis, Cherri, 78 Gargis, Heather, 81 George, Avin, 26 Gill, Jeff, 22, 33,37, 41 Gill, Kristen, 64, 70, 71, 72, 74 Gill, Robert, 7,15, 33, 41, 44, 57, 92, 96 Glasgow, Theresa, 17, 20, 48, 51, 54, 59 Goans, Tina, 65 Goodnight, Parti, 7,13,15, 50, 96,107 Gosselin, Tina, 82 Gosselin, Wilbur, 83 Goyer, Jeffrey, 81 Graham, Stoney, 83 Green, JoAnn, 84 Green, Louise, 80 Gregg, DeWayne, 64, 75 Gregg, Tina, 13, 22, 31, 51 Gressel, Brandon, 84 Gressel, Chad, 79 HHHHHHH Hall, Ernest, 78 Hall, Louise, 78 Hall, Sabrina, 82 Haskins, Matt, 22 Haskins, Rose, 71, 74 Hatfield, Marcus, 78 Hatfield, Tim, 20, 33 Havner, Randy, 84 Hayden, Tammy, 17,18, 48, 50, 54, 56 Hayes, Tanya, 82 Hayes, Timothy, 78 Hege, Jon, 82 Hemphill, Leota, 27 Hendricks, Kristy, 17, 22, 23, 31, 39, 46, 51, 59 Hendricks, Jody, 79 Hendricks, Patrick, 84 Hendry, Kevin, 18 Henning, Joe, 81 Henning, Thomas, 82 Henry, Dallas, 84 Hervey, Roy, 83 Hetlinger, Peter, 20, 24, 33, 41, 57 Hickman, Michelle, 2,16,18, 31, 46, 47, 50, 51, 59, 86, 87. 92 Hicks, Alice, 78 Hicks, Shani, 65, 70, 71, 74 Higgins, Trina, 80 Hills, Christy, 83 Hills, Michael, 80 Hills, Sheila, 65 Hinkson, Roberta, 24, 48, 59 Hopkins, Claudia, 83 Horinek, Sheila, 82 Horsch, Dane, 18, 46, 54 Horsch, Joel, 78 Houk, Kimberly, 84 Houston, April, 22, 41, 48, 51, 54 Houston, Chet, 65, 70, 71, 75 Howard, Crystal, 78 Hunt, Dave, 24, 33, 34, 37, 57 Hurst, Stacy, 17, 18, 54, 86, 93 Hurst, Trent, 64, 71, 75 J J J J J J J Jacobs, Theresa, 24, 30, 31, 59 Janzen, Robert, 65, 71 Janzen, Shari, 2,16,19, 43, 47, 48, 50, 51, 59, 86, 87,92 Jarboe, Pam 20, 51, 54 Jenkins, Janelle, 82 Jenkins, Rickey, 12, 22, 54 Jester, Chad, 5,16,17, 86 Johnson, Anissa, 2,17, 20, 41, 42, 47, 50, 54, 58, 59 Johnson, Ellie, 84 Johnson, Gary, 13,19, 33, 46, 57 Johnson, Jamie, 79 Johnson, Kelly, 22, 51, 54 Johnson, Shannon, 65, 71, 74 Jones, Chris, 19, 33, 46 Jones, Kathy, 20, 47, 48, 51, 54 Jones, Mark, 65, 71, 75 Jones, Marvin, 82 Jones, Roxanna, 7, 15, 31, 41, 48, 54, 96,101 Jordan, Christian, 81 Jordan, Danny, 54 Jordan, Faye, 13, 23 Jordan, Ralph, 65, 71 Jordan, Rosalee, 64, 71 KKKKKKK Kamrud, Larry, 65 Kelley, Mike, 79 Kemp, Donna, 26 Kendrick, Kenna, 41 Kilts, Julie, 2, 4, 20, 48, 51, 54, 59 Knapp, David, 26 Knapp, Sean, 78 Koch, David, 17, 20 Knowles, Brandy, 83 Kreidler, Amy, 82 Kreidler, Jenny, 84 L L L L L L L Lacey, Darren, 19, 33, 54, 57, 95, 96, 97 Lacey, Eric, 83 Lacey, Melynda, 65, 71, 72, 74 Lee, Daysha, 81 Lee, Odessa, 83 Leggett, Jeffrey, 64, 71, 75 Linnabary, Jerry, 20, 49, 56 Lirrell, Jim, 24, 37, 39, 41, 57 Little, Mike, 81 Lohmann, Sharlene, 24, 44, 50, 51 Long, Chad, 54 Long, Jennifer, 64, 74 Long, Kevin, 7, 8,15 Lowry, David, 64, 75 Lowry, Tammy, 65, 71, 74 M M M M M M 105 Modison, May, 80 Madison, Tevra, 83 Mapel, Miles, 16, 20, 21, 41 Marr, Steve, 19 Marsh, Kathy, 19, 50, 54 Marsh, Sabrina, 65, 71, 74 Marymee, Heather, 35, 84 Marymee, Kelly, 20, 33, 37, 54, 70, 87, 92, 95 Marymee, Wallace, 5,19, 33, 54 Matrix, Duel, 80 May, Rick, 23, 37, 48, 54 Mayberry, Chad, 82 Mayberry, Linda, 27 Mayberry, Matt, 65, 71 McCullough, Kristie, 84 McKinley, Irene, 24 McReynolds, Dill, 24, 48 Melucci, Cindy, 24, 52, 53 Metz, Dan, 20, 37, 46, 47, 58, 57, 87 Metz, Jason, 80 Metz, Marilyn, 68, 74 Metz, Moran, 20 Metz, Wade, 65, 75 Middleton, Drett, 21, 33, 41, 48, 57 Middleton, Jerry, 64, 75 Moore, Chad Allen, 80 Moore, Chad Henry, 82 Moore, Davin, 80 Moore, Jane, 82 Moore, Jeremy, 80 Moore, Grerchen, 64,71,74 Morgan, Tim, 19 Morre, Wade, 82 Morris, Arvin, 83 Morris, Ashley, 83 Morris, Connie, 27 Morris, Shawn, 19, 33, 37, 57, 97 Morris, Shayne, 65, 71, 73, 75 Morris, Tom, 78 Morton, Helen, 68 Morton, Rachel, 84 Myrick, Jennifer, 83 Myrick, Sherry, 78 N N N N N N N Neal, Amanda, 81 Neal, Jeremy, 79 Neises, Amy, 81 Neises, Annette, 65, 71, 74 Neises, Elaine, 2, 21, 31, 39, 41, 44, 47, 48, 51, 59, 93 Neises, Jimmie, 12, 23, 33, 37, 46, 54 106 Neises, Lourence, 7, 8, 56, 98,101 Neises, Lou, 27 Neises, Ronnie, 7,15, 98, 101 Nethercot, Dloke, 79 Nerhercor, Jeff, 84 Nethercot, Julie, 65, 74 Nixon, Heath, 84 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O'Hearn, Drody, 83 O'Hearn, Dallas, 78 Oliver, Aaron, 78 Oliver, Adam, 78 Oliver, Dama, 78 Ostrander, Pat 27 Owens, Jeramie, 80 Owens, Nikki, 78 P P P P P P P Paris, Drandon, 83 Parks. David, 80 Parks, Melody, 71, 74 Parks, Randy, 69, 74 Parson, Drian, 83 Parsons, Mary Ann, 69 Pasmon, Daniel, 82 Payne, Justin, 82 Poyne, Kim, 62, 65 Peck, Lawrence, 69,75 Peters, Jerrod, 83 Peters, Michael, 80 Phipps, Mark, 10, 12,15, 33, 57, 92, 98,101 Poovey, Kim, 10,15, 50, 98 Poovey, Tracy, 13,17, 21, 37, 41 Popchoke, Jay, 10,12, 20, 96 Porucek, Jode, 65, 71, 72, 74 Prichard, Steven, 8, 9,10, 44,101 Prochaska, Mary, 78 Prochaska, Sheri, 16, 19, 47, 48, 50, 54, 86, 87, 92 Proctor, Dobby, 82 RRRRRRR Rader, Mary, 27 Ramirez, David 80 Ramirez, Sandy, 23, 54 Ramirez, Susan, 83 Romirez, Victor, 79 Rankin, Justin, 84 Rash, Kristen, 24 Ratliff, Curtis, 19 Rebold, Elizabeth, 82 Rebold, Jami, 79 Renz, Sheila, 23,13, 51, 54 Renz, Steven, 78 Resch, Heather, 78 Resch, Matthew, 81 Rhinehorr, Greg, 24, 39 Riley, Karen, 23 Roberts, Lynette, 78 Rodman, Jean, 80 Rohling, Jennifer, 83 Rohling, Lorry, 82 Rowe, Mario, 80 Rush, Phillip, 84 Rush, Phillis, 27 Rush, Tony, 80 Russell, Michelle, 63, 64, 70, 71, 74 Russell, Troy, 3, 19, 33, 41, 46, 57 8899898 Sorntee, Kimberly, 78 Sarntee, Kristen, 81 Saunders, Diana, 10, 15, 47, 50, 98, 101 Saunders, Vicki, 16,19, 39, 46, 47, 50, 51, 59, 86, 92 Sauzek, Eden, 63, 74, 71, 72, 74 Sauzek, Hilary, 78 Sauzek, Nicole, 9,10,15, 30, 31,34, 38, 39, 46, 47, 48, 50, 51, 53, 54, 59, 70, 86, 87, 95, 96, 98,101 Sauzek, Roy, 26 Sauzek, Stephanie, 82 Sawyer, Dill, 27 Sawyer, Duffy, 81 Sawyer, Jeffrey, 79 Sawyer, Jennifer, 65, 71, 74 Sawyer, Richard, 26 Sawyer, Vincent, 10, 33, 41, 44, 57, 101 Schiff, Maurira, 78 Schmitz, Tony, 65, 70, 71, 75 Scott, Stan, 10, 13 Scott, Travis, 80 Scott, Tricio, 82 Shaffer, Angela, 82 Shaffer, Carrie, 81 Shaffer, Leland, 24, 31, 69, 74, 75 Shaffer, Marcelle, 84 Shelton, Julie, 5, 21 Shelton, Melisso, 80 Shelton, Patricio, 81 Shepherd, Justin, 78 Shockey, Charlie, 21 Shockey, Roy, 21 Shockey, Terry, 79 Shorty, Tommy, 64, 75 Sivils, Tomoro, 65, 71 Simmons, Debby, 10,13, 34, 56, 98, 101 Slock, Keith, 21, 48 Smith, Christina, 65, 71, 74 Smith, George, 27 Smith, John, 84 Smith, Julie, 3, 8, 9,11,15, 31, 38, 39, 46, 47, 48, 50, 51, 59, 86, 98, 101 Smith, Lynne, 11,15, 50, 96,101 Smith, Michelle, 79 Smith, Mike, 78 Smith, Rhonda, 65, 74 Smock, David, 17, 21 Smock, Penny, 8, 11,15, 47, 99,101 Sneed, Camille, 81 Sneed, Craig, 82 Spotz, Shari, 12, 17, 21, 22, 30, 31, 39, 46, 47, 48, 54, 59, 92, 95 Spencer, Lois, 27 Spoon, Marie, 27 Spoon, Max, 27 Srarlin, Brad, 83 Srarlin, Cammie, 64, 71,72, 74 Srarlin, Jennifer, 84 Srarlin, Leslie, 81 Srarlin, Par, 16,19, 48, 50, 86 Srarlin, Shane, 84 Storlien, Kelly, 8, 9,11, 12,13,15, 35, 46, 47, 48, 50, 51, 86, 89, 98, 101, 102, 103 Storlien, Nancy, 26 Stover, Debro, 78 Stover, Greg, 13, 23 Stover, Kandy, 64, 71 Strebel, Richard, 79 Swaim, Tod, 26 Swanson, Peggy, 5, 21,31, 39, 41, 44, 46, 47, 48, 53, 54, 59, 70, 95 T T T T T T T Tanner, Micheal, 65, 75 Tanner, Patrick, 78 Tanner, Scott, 81 Taylor, Jennifer, 82 Taylor, Sherry, 71 Teague, Carlina, 79 Teague, Darin, 19, 22, 33, 40, 41, 54, 57, 86, 96, 97 Teague, Patti, 22, 23, 31, 48, 51, 54, 59 Thomas, Eugene, 79 Thomas, Jamie, 84 Thomas, Jeffery, 78 Thomas, Keri, 64, 70, 71, 74 Thompson, Cristine, 78 Thompson, Curtis, 83 Thornton, Kimberly, 81 Tong, William, 81 Tredway, Debra, 79 Tredway, Michael, 84 Turner, Jeff, 19, 23, 37, 49, 54, 57 Turner, Julie, 2, 21, 41, 42, 48, 50, 54, 58, 59 UUUUUUU Utr, Tiffany, 82 V V V V V V V VanDeesr, Dirk, 12, 16,17, 20, 21 VanDeest, Drake, 78 Vaughn, Corey, 82 Voge, Joan, 2, 4,16, 17, 30, 31, 59, 87 Voge, Ross, 23 WWWWWW Wagner, Barbara, 83 Walker, Rose, 81 Ward, Michelle, 80 Watts, Raymond, 65,71 Watts, Susan, 11,15, 48, 50, 51, 96, 99 Webster, Ryan, 82 Wege, Debra, 79 Wege, Sherri, 65, 71, 74 Welry, Julie, 83 Welry, Robert, 83 Wholey, Ken, 13, 23, 33, 37, 41, 54 Wheeler, Lee, 8, 9,11,15, 34, 90, 101 White, Cindy, 4, 16, 42 White, Ira, 24, 47 White, Keel, 21, 33, 48, 57, 67 White, Kyle, 11.13,15, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 46, 57, 99,101 White, Marsha, 3, 5, 8, 9, 11,13, 15, 30, 31, 35, 38, 39, 40, 41, 44, 46, 47, 48, 50, 51, 59,101 White, Sandra, 13,17, 23 Widener, Jamie, 83 Williams, Angelo, 23, 46, 51, 59 Williams, Rosemary, 26 Witte, Betty, 27 Witte, Jan, 82 Wollard, Billy, 65, 71, 75 Wollord, Danny, 83 Wollard, Donny, 83 Wollard, Katrina, 83 Womack, Betty, 69 Womack, Christopher, 80 Womack, Wade, 17.19, 37, 46, 48, 57, 86, 92 Woods, Angelo, 81 Woods, Denise, 23, 46, 48, 51, 54, 59 Woods, Rebecca, 64, 71,74 Wright, Beverly, 64 Wright, John, 21 Wyckoff, Monte, 46 Wynn, Marc, 80 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Young, Brad, 80 Young, Bruce, 19 Young, Justino, 21, 31, 46, 47, 51, 59, 87,102 Young, Sonia, 22, 23, 51, 54 THE CXECED EANK 1C€ Years ef Service tc the Oxford Community 455-3322 455-2217 CARPET — LINOLEUM — COUNTER TOPS — CERAMIC TILE SALES, SERVICE, INSTALLATION WHIRLPOOL MAGIC CHEF McDaniel Grain Co. 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Phones 221-2550 221-9150 D D Farm Equipment, Inc. 160 Hwy West Winfield, KS 316-221-1770 Industrial Supply Co. 420 Main Winfield, Kansas 67156 Owner: Randy Goben Bus. 221-0500 Res.221-2768 118 THE WINFIELD NURSURIES N.W. Island Park 221 — 4100 Fruit Shade Trees Shrubs Evergreens Roses Specializing in fine lawns Landscaping Custom Transplanting. Spraying Member of National Landscaping Asn. CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! compliments of PHOTOGRAPHY BY LOUIS Illustratively Photographing Area Seniors BOB SHERRARD BUILDER 2201 HIGHWAY 160 EAST WINFIELD, KANSAS 67156 316 - 221 - 4299 FAMILY •PROMS •GROUPS LOUIS MARTIN JR 304 Harter CANDID • WEDDINGS •COMMERCIAL ROBERT E. SHERRARD OWNER Winfield (316) 221-3508 Flint Hills Production Credit Serving Cowley County with Farm Operational Loans 1520 Main 221-2750 Winfield Mark LeSage WALMART Highway 77 Pike St 221-6233 Winfield 0?it te 4 (Z tt i 9 8 “TfCcUtt 22Z-6389 119