Oxford High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Oxford, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1984 volume:

1084 WILDEST E0UNTRY OXFORD HIGH SCHOOL OXFORD. KANSAS 67119 SENIORS 6 UNDERCLASSMEN IB ORGANIZATIONS 28 ATHLETICS 44 JUNIOR HIGH BE GRADE SCHOOL 74 END OF SCHOOL 84 Wildcats The Wildcat yearbook of ’83-84 is a traditional yearbook. The last few years, different covers have been tried with colors other than red and black. With the theme of “Wildcat Country”, we’ve gone back to the basics. The purpose of the ’83-84 yearbook is to cap- ture the special memories of as many people as possible. Everyone has different interests, and we hope we covered a large amount of them. The yearbook staff hopes that this traditional book will capture the best of the 1983-84 school year and will be enjoyed by all. Below — Support your Booster Club. Below — The Miss Oxford float in the 1983 Watermelon Feed Parade. 2 Below: The 1983-84 flaggirls and cheerleaders. 3 E0UNTRY This year's traditional yearbook, Wildcat Country, was written with you in mind. The best of the year’s memories for the people who helped make them, the student body of O.H.S. So kick back, relax, and enjoy. We hope you like it. 4 J 5 1984 SENIORS Mike Baker 6 Carol Campbell Tim Castor Russell Clark Sheila Cooney Wanda Haskins Dane Horsch Penny Cooper Tammy Hayden Stacy Hurst Shari Janzen Dexter Denson Michelle Hickman BUR MISS BR00KS Although termed the “senior play, the cast was made up of sophomore through senior students who worked together to recreate scenes about school life based on the radio series Our Miss Brooks. The students worked hard memorizing lines and gathering properties to make the play a success. Coach Hugo tells Miss Brooks about his vacations in the summer. ► Ted tries to get out of writing his line on the blackboard a 100 times for Miss Brooks. ▼ THE CAST CT CUE MISS BECCES Miss Brooks.......................Shari Janzen Miss Finch......................Michelle Deyoe Hugo Longrace.................Wallace Marymee Mr. Wadsworth....................Russell Clark Miss Audubon..................Michelle Hickman Elaine.................................Theresa Glasgow Elsie....................................Vicki Saunders Jane.....................................Penny Cooper Sylvia..................................Sheila Cooney Doris...........................Haley Bursack Marge............................Denise Woods Faith........................... Peggy Swanson Rhonda........................ Sheri Prochaska Ted .............................. TroyRusellel Stanley .................................. Rick May Martin.....................................Wade Womack Mrs. Allen ...................... Keitha Adams ◄ Miss Brooks tries to convince Mr. Wadsworth that she shouldn’t have the play, but it doesn’t work. ◄ Rhonda tries to convince Miss Brooks to give her the part of Helen, but the part goes to Jane. 9 Sheri Prochaska Troy Russell Vicki Saunders Gary Johnson Kathy Marsh Wallace Marymee Darren Lacey Shawn Morris Chris Jones Cindy White Wade Womack Bruce Young Class flower: White Rose Class Colors: Maroon and Navy Blue Class Motto: “Your life is God’s gift to you. What you do with it is your gift to Him.” 11 IS IT WORTH We love you Seniors Oh, yes we do. We love you Seniors Oh, yes, we do. When You’re not with us, we’re blue. Oh, Seniors, we love you. Oh, yes, we do! It all began on Oct. 12, 1983, at 5:30 in the morning. Dooms Day! Or at least that was probably what the Freshmen girls thought. As they were being led to the cars of their big sisters, they were probably wishing they could still be in their nice warm beds. After picking up their little sisters, the Seniors took them to Winfield where they proceeded to initiate them. Some of the stops made were Southwestern College, some went to Quick Trip and the Daylight Doughnut Shop. After everybody had taken their little sisters to the different places, the Seniors then treated their little sisters to breakfast at Hardee’s. While at Hardee’s the Freshmen were dressed as babies, they received quite a few strange looks from the customers. When everyone had been dressed accordingly, the Seniors took their little sisters back to Oxford where the freshmen received the same kind of treat- ment at school for the rest of the day. The freshmen, as well as the Seniors enjoyed the day. Most thought it was fun. It will be a day remembered by both, Freshmen and Seniors girls for a long time. Oh initiation day, Becky Woods really gets with it while hugging and kissing the flag pole. Jeff doesn’t quite know what to think. IT ALL??? A After lunch the girls formed a chorus line and sang “We Love You Seniors.” ◄ Seven freshmen girls go to lunch on initiation day dress- ed for dinner. 13 Baker, Mike: Chorus 4; Oxfordians 1. Barton, Dana: Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 4; Kayette Board 3; Volleyball 1; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Cheerleader 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Student Council 3; Flag Girl 1, 2; Oxfordians 3. Bursack, Haley: Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 4; Kayette Board 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 3, 4; Cheerleader 3; F.C.A. 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Oxfor- dians 2, 3, 4; Baton Twirler 4; Track 3,4; Band 4; Basketball Queen At- tendant 4; Senior Play 4. Campbell, Carol: Chorus 1, 2, 3; Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 4; F.C.A. 3,4. Castor, Tim: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Honorable Mention Tailback 4; Basketball 1, 2; Track 1, 2, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Let- termen’s Club 2, 3, 4; Vice-President Senior Class. Clark, Russell: Band 1, 2; Jazz Band 1, 2; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 3, 4; Yearbook 3, 4; Spring Play 3; Senior Play 4. Cooney, Sheila: Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Kayette Board 3; Volleyball 1, 2; F.C.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2; Band 1, 2, 3,4; Pep Club President 3; Pep Club Vice-President 4; Student Council 2, 3; Football Queen Attendant 4; Senior Play 4. Cooper, Penny: Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 4; Kayette Board 2, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club Vice-President 3; Pep Club Treasurer 4; Band 1, 2; Chorus 1, 2; Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Honor Society Sec. Treas. 2; Honor Society Treas. 3; Student Council 4; Year- book 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Editor 4; Baton Twirler 2; Flag Girl 4; F.C.A. 1, 2, 3; Spring Play 3; Senior Play 4; Football Queen Atten- dant 4; Outstanding Band Member 1. Denson, Dexter: F.C.A. 1, 2; Football 1,2, 3. Hayden, Tammy: F.C.A. 3; Kayettes 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Chorus 3. Hickman, Michelle: Band 1, 2; Jazz Band 1, 2; Chorus 1; Flag Girl 4; Volleyball 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club President 4; Kayettes 1, 2,3,4; Kayette Board 1, 2, 3, 4; Kayette Treasurer 3; Honor Socie- ty 2, 3, 4; Honor Society Rep. 3; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Sophomore Class Rep.; Spring Play 1, 2, 3,4; Senior Play 4; Outstan- ding Artist 3; Drama Award 3; Football Homecoming Queen 4; High-Q 3, 4. Janzen, Shari: Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 4; Kayette Board 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Honor Society 2, 3, 4; F.C.A. 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2; Oxfordians 1, 2; Student Council 4; Spring Play 2, 3; Senior Play 4; Algebra Award 1; English Award 2, 3; Typ- ing Award 2; Perfect At- tendance 2, 3; “I Dare You” Award 3; 1st Place National High School Math Award 3. Johnson, Gary: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2; Stu- dent Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Class Pres. Let- termen’s Club 3,4. Jones, Chris: Football 3, 4; Lettermen’s Club 4; Stu- dent Council 3, 4; Student Council Vice-Pres. 3. Marsh, Kathy: Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 4; Flag Girl 4; Chorus 2, 3,4. Marymee, Wallace: Foot- ball 3, 4; F.C.A. 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4; Senior Play 4; Lettermen’s Club 4. Morris, Shawn: Football 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1; Chorus 1, 2; Ox- fordians 1, 2; Lettermen’s Club 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2; Sophomore Class Pres. Prochaska, Sheri: Kayet- tes 1, 2, 3, 4; F.C.A. 3; Pep Club 1, 2; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Oxfordians 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 3, 4; Jazz Band 4; High-Q 3; Spring Play 2, 3; Senior Play 4; Typing Award 2; Honor Society 3, 4; KSNBA Band Award 4; Who’s Who In Music 4; Best Speech Student Award 2; Girls Barbershop Quartet 3,4. Russell, Troy: Football 1, 2, 3,4; All League Running Back 4; Honorable Men- tion Linebacker 4; Basket- ball 2; Track 2, 3, 4; Let- termen’s Club 2, 3, 4; Let- termen’s Club President 4. Saunders, Vicki: Volleyball 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 4; Kayette Board 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Honor Society Vice-Pres. 4; Stu- dent Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Oxfordians 4; Spring Play; Senior Play 4; Basketball Homecoming Queen 4; Class Sec. 1,2,3. Starlin, Pat: Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2,; F.C.A. 1,2,3. Teague, Darin: Football 3, 4; Lettermen’s Club 3, 4; Oxfordians 1, 2; Track 1, 3; Basketball 2; Football All League 4; Football Honorable Mention 4. Turner, Jeff: Basketball 3, 4; Track 2, 4; Chorus 2, 3; Oxfordians 2; F.C.A. 4; Senior Play 4. White, Cindy: Kayettes 2, 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Flag Girl 2; Oxfordians 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 3; Track 2; Miss Oxford 4; Spring Play 2. Womack, Wade: Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1; Chorus 1, 2; Lettermen’s Club 2, 3, 4; F.C.A. 1, 2, 3; F.C.A. Pres. 3; Student Council 3, 4; Student Council Pres. 4; Spring Play 2, 3; Senior Play 4. Barry, Rusty Haskins, Wanda Horsch, Dane Hurst, Stacy Lacy, Darren Young, Bruce ■ Sharon Abies Keitha Adams Betty Baker Cathy Betzen Ray Cole Jami Delp Jamie Dempsey Roberta Dennett Michelle Deyoe Theresa Glasgow Tim Hatfield Anissa Johnson Kathy Jones David Koch Jerry Linnabary Miles Mapel Kelly Marymee Dan Metz Moran Metz 18 I Brett Middleton Jeff Middleton Elaine Neises Tracy Poovey Julie Shelton Charles Shockey Keith Slack David Smock Shari Spatz Peggy Swanson ( Julie Turner Dirk Vandeest Keel White John Wright Justina Young 19 SCEHCA4CEES SC SANDY BAIN KELLY BELL PAT BETZEN MATT HASKINS KRISTY HENDRICKS STEVE BRATCHER RODNEY CLARK CLAYTON CRAIN RONNIE GAITHER JEFF GILL A Ken Whaley and Mott Halkins take a break! TINA GREGG JAMIE HAINES GARY HAINES 20 SCPUC HCCCS JIMMIE NEISES FAYE STUTZMAN PATTIE TEAGUE ROSS VOGE KEN WHALEY ANGIE WILLIAMS DENISE WOODS SONIA YOUNG RICK MAY 21 Yvette Abston Shawn Alsip Travis Beeman Sherry Bieler Tammy Bingham Tulsa Embrey Clint Evans John Cooney Scott Ferguson Brian Cooper Bart Dennett Kristen Gill 22 Elaine Denson Catherine Elwood Penny Embrey Mark Lowry Jerry Middleton Gretchen Moore DeWayne Gregg David Lowry Cammie Starlin Kandy Stover Keri Thomas Becky Woods Beverly Wright 23 lilit VLidLrLiMt Paul Banks Frank Carman Dave Hunt 24 Glayda Wilcoxen Monty Wycoff 25 The custodians are: George Smith, Donna Creed, Max Spoon, and Bill Sawyer. FACULTY The bus drivers are: Bob Myrick, Butch Morris, Connie Morris, Linda Mayberry, and Lou Neises. The cooks are: Pat Ostrander, Leota Hem- phill, Phyllis Rush, and Mary Rader. 26 ▲ Members of the Board of Education are: standing Jim Donley; Roy Sauzek; Nancy Storlien; Kenny Buss. Sitting Richard Sawyer; Shirley Beeman and Alvin Williams. ◄ Secretaries are: Rosemary Williams; Donna Kemp and Iona Brown. ◄ Left to right: Jerry Clark, high school principal, Avin George, superintendent, Lonnie Bratcher, grade school and jr. high principal. 27 28 ro CO □H5 BAND This year a new idea was tried. Band is before school, but the members are still given a credit for it. Even though they have to get up earlier to be there it has worked out quite well. The band is combined of high school and eighth grade students. The band has 30 members, which is up from last year’s 12 members. It was really nice to see the OHS Band marching in parades again. After not having a marching band for two years, it was a welcome sight. The band also performed one half-time show. Mr. Banks has done a nice job with the band. Band Members: Top row, Michelle Hickman; Eden Sausek; Melynda Lacey; John Cooney; Shani Hicks; Julie Nethercott; Chet Houston; Rick May; Steve Bratcher; Sheri Prochaska; Kelly Marymee; Bart Dennett; April Houston; Mr. Banks. Second row, Haley Bursack; Michelle Deyoe; Catherine Elwood; Peggy Swanson; Michelle Russell; Tony Schmitz; Kristen Gill; Tonia Clark; Keri Thomas; Buffy Buss; Kristy Hendricks; Angie Williams; Elaine Neises; Elaine Denson. Bottom row, Penny Cooper; Rhonda Smith; Sandy Bain; Tracy Poovey; Todd DeMint; Tammy Bingham; Cammie Starlin; Tammy Lowry; Sheila Cooney; and Kassa Collingsworth. 30 ALL THAT JAZZ Jazz Band Members: Back row, Rick May; Sheri Prochaska; Shari Spatz; Theresa Glasgow. Front row, Eden Sausek; Kristen Gill; Catherine Elwood; Peggy Swanson; Keitha Adams; Keri Thomas; Kristy Hendricks and Angie Williams. Is this really worth it??? The leaders of the band, for the parades, were Sheri Prochaska, Drum Majorette, and Haley Bursack, Baton Twirler. 31 SflY IT WITH... Front Row: Jamie Dempsey, Kenna Kendricks, Tina Gregg, Darren Lacey, Theresa Glasgow, Vicki Saunders, Kassa Collingsworth, Second Row: Elaine Denson, Wanda Haskins, Haley Bursack, Kelly Marymee, Dane Horsch, Kelly Bell, Sharon Abies, Keitha Adams. Third Row: Shawn Alsip, Tammy Bingham, Cindy White, Becky Woods, Wallace Marymee, Rick May, Shari Spatz, Julie Turner, Kandy Stover, Rose Haskins, Fourth Row: Mrs. Bradbury, Beverly Wright, April Houston, Sandy Farha, Sheri Prochaska, Mike Baker, Brett Middleton, Sherry Bieler, Catherine Elwood, Pat Betzen, Peggy Swanon. Vocal Soloists: Back row, Rick May; Mike Baker; Sheri Prochaska; Brett Middleton; Shari Spatz. Front row, Haley Bursack; Becky Woods; Sandy Farha and Theresa Blasgow. Oxfordian Members: Top row, Keitha Adams; April Houston; Catherine Elwood; Sheri Prochaska; Becky Woods; Peggy Swanson; Kelly Bell. Second row, Julie Turner; Kenna Kendrick; Therssa Glasgow; Haley Bursack; Shari Spatz; Cindy White; Vicki Saunders; Kassa Collingsworth. Bottom row, Darren Lacey; Rick May; Mike Baker; Brett Middleton and Kelly Marymee. Practice makes perfect! l et t ermen Club The Lettermen’s Club members are: first row: Tracy Poovey, Darren Lacey, Wade Womack, second row: Gary Johnson, Timmy Castor, Darin Teague, Jeff Middleton, Keel White, Miles Mapel, Kelly Marymee, third row: Coach Dave Hunt, Jeff Turner, Ronnie Gaither, Steve Bratcher, Dan Metz, Shawn Morris, Rodney Clark, Brett Middleton, Jeff Gill, Coach Ralph Abston. The 1983-84 Lettermen’s Club was composed of eighteen members. Their sponsors were Dave Hunt and Ralph Abston. The Lettermen’s Club did the usual money raising projects. They had a can smash at the Watermellon Feed and they ran the concession stand for Jr. High games. As the time this was written, we asked Coach Hunt what they were going to use the money they had raised for. He told us they would probably have a par- ty and also use some of it for weight room equipment. The FCA has two sponsors, Roberta Hinkson and Bill McReynolds. This year FCA tried selling fruit, but did not have as much success as the previous year. The meetings include, playing basketball or volleyball, reading the Bi- ble, singing songs and praying. It tries to bring young people closer to God. FCA has been going, at OHS, for four years. FCA Members: Top row, Justina Young; Aprii Houston; Keel White; Ray Cole; Jeff Turner; Miles Mapel; Roberta Dennett; Carol Campbell; Betty Baker; Peggy Swanson; Penny Cooper. Second row, Bill McReynolds, sponsor; Haley Bursack; Elaine Neises; Kristen Gill; Elaine Denson; Kassa Collingsworth; Sandy Bain; Shari Spatz; Rick May; Jami Delp; Julie Turner; Sheila Cooney; Roberta Hinkson, sponsor. Bottom row, Thersaa Glasgow; Jeff Mid- dleton; Dan Metz; Michelle Deyoe; Shari Janzen and Brett Middleton. 35 KAYETTES The Kayette Organization is sponsored by Sharlene Lohmann. The Kayettes collect money for different foundations, sing carols at Riverview Manor, sell car- nations, have a Mother-Daughter Banquet, and a new thing this year, a Daddy-Daughter Date Night. It turned out to be quite successful. The Kayettes is one of the largest organizations at OHS. It has always had a large amount of participants and it will hopefully do just as well if not better in the future years to come. This was the last Mother-Daughter Banquet for the Senior girls of the Class of 1984. ■ Junior and Senior Kayette Members: Top row, Michelle Deyoe; Shari Janzen; Pat Starlin; Kathy Jones; Tammy Hayden; Michelle Hickman; Roberta Dennett; Carol Campbell; Sheri Prochaska; Anissa Johnson; Miss Lohmann (sponsor). Second row, Sheila Cooney; Kathy Marsh; Justina Young; Shari Spatz; Jami Delp; Peggy Swanson; Keitha Adams; Penny Cooper; Julie Turner; Sharon Abies; Haley Bursack. Bottom row, Theresa Glasgow; Vicki Saunders; Dana Barton; Cathy Betzen; Cindy White; Stacy Hurst and Elaine Neises. 36 Kayette Board Members: Top row, Michelle Hickman; Vicki Saunders. Second row, Keri Thomas; Jami Delp. Third row, Denise Woods; Anissa Johnson; Peggy Swanson. Fourth row, Shari Janzen; Penny Cooper; Sonia Young. Fifth row, Michelle Deyoe; Kristy Hendricks. Sixth row, Keitha Adams; Justina Young. Seventh row, Theresa Glasgow; Eden Sauzek. Bottom row, Sharon Abies; Miss Lohmann (sponsor) and Haley Bursack. Freshman and Sophomore Kayette Members: Top row, Angie Williams; Pat Betzen; Denise Woods; Sherry Bielir; Casey Gordan; Cammie Starlin; Keri Thomas; Catherine Elwood; Faye Stutzman; Sonia Young; Gretchen Moore. Second row, Eden Sausek; Sandy Bain; Tammy Bingham; April Houston; Sandy Farha; Becky Woods; Kelly Johnson; Kristy Hendricks; Penny Embrey; Yvette Abston. Bottom row, Candy Stover; Patti Teague; Rose Haskins; Michelle Russell; Kristen Gill; Kenna Kendrick; Shawn Alsip; Kassa Collingsworth; Beverly Wright; Tina Gregg and Elaine Denson. 37 When asked about the 1984 art class, Mr. McReynolds had these comments: “This was a great year. We went to Scholastics and Jim Ballard won an award. We also went to the West Elk Art Invita- tional where Jim Ballard won the Consul- tant's Gold Medal and the Teacher’s Award. He won all his awards in Charcoal. All these kids deserve a lot of credit. Tulsa looks through a magazine for an idea of what he could draw. 38 OH NO! What have I done? SPEEEfl DRflMfl Speech class, taught by Glayda Wilcoxen, undertakes many pro- jects throughout the year. Besides doing different speeches in class, they also put on plays for the public and some students participated in League, Regional, and State speech contests. All the people who competed in the contests did a good job. Those who received a I rating at State were: Shari Janzen for her Prose reading and Michelle Deyoe for her Original Oration on Love. On May 15, the Speech classes presented four plays. This year's plays were High Wind On The Prairie, Sudden Riches, Gradua- tion Address,” and “The Eyes Have It. Glayda Wilcoxen also is the coach of the High-Q team. They par- ticipated in several meets this year. League Speech Contest Participants: Top, Dana Barton. Second row, Jeff Turner, Michelle Deyoe and Cindy White. Bottom row, Keitha Adams; Penny Cooper; Shari Janzen and Haley Bursack. Competing in the High-Q contest at Butler County Community Col- lege were: Denise Woods, Michelle Hickman, Trent Hurst, Ray Cole, and Russell Clark (not pictured). State Speech Contest Participants: Shari Janzen, Dana Barton, Keitha Adams, Cindy White, and Michelle Deyoe. 39 STUDENT EQUNEIb The Student Council is sponsored by Monty Wycoff. The Student Council consists of the Presidents and representatives of each organiza- tion and class. The Student Council sponsors the Homecom- ing dances and the Christmas dance every year. The Student Council also collected canned and staple foods, at Christmas, for the people that needed it. The members of Student Council are the leaders of the school and set examples for the rest of the students at OHS. The members of the Stu- dent Council did a good job. Student Council: Top row, Curt Farha; Gary Johnson; Ricky Jenkins; Troy Russell; Michelle Hickman; Tom Short; Chris Jones; Roberta Den- nett; Jeff Leggett. Second row, Vicki Saunders; Kenna Kendricks; Justina Young; Penny Cooper; Tim Castor; Russell Clark; Keel White; April Houston; Jeff Middleton; Keitha Adams; Julie Turner; Sheila Cooney. Bottom row, Monty Wycoff (sponsor); Shari Janzen; Michelle Deyoe; Wade Womack and Jami Delp. 40 HQNQR SOCIETY The Honor Society, consists of students that do not have a grade lower than a “c” and must be either a Sophomore, Junior or Senior. The sponsor of the Honor Society is Mr. Ira White. Being a member of Honor Society is quite an honor. But it is a lot of work. The students have to keep their grades up, in order to stay in the organization. Honor Society Members: Top row, Sheri Prochaska; Ray Cole; Michelle Hickman; Dan Metz; Rodney Clark; Rick Jenkins. Second row, Penny Cooper; Sandy Bain; Denise Woods; Shari Janzen; Roberta Dennett; Michelle Deyoe; Russell Clark; Justina Young. Bot- tom row, Mr. Ira White, (sponsor); Vicki Saunders; Anissa Johnson; Kathy Jones; Keitha Adams; Jami Delp; Shari Spatz and Elaine Neises. 42 e •HEY PEP ELUB... This year the number of Cheerleaders increased. Instead of four there were six Varsity Cheerleaders. The Cheerleaders did a very good job. But being a Cheerleader is a lot of hard work. They put in quite a few hours of practice. Plus they go to camp during the summer. After they get home, they practice the cheers they have learned at camp. But they all agreed it was worth it. This year the Pep Club had a new sponsor, Kristen Rash. The Pep Club sold buttons and had a dunking board at the Watermelon Feed, to raise money. The Pep Club also gets everything organized for Football and Basketball Homecoming. The Cheerleaders for the 1983-84 season were as follows: Top, Kenna Kendricks; Julie Turner; Sandy Bain; Justina Young; standing, Sandy Farha and Shari Spatz. 44 HEY WHflT!!! Pep Club Members: Top row, Mascot, Haley Bursack,; Sponsor, Miss Rash. Third row, Shari Spatz; April Houston; Sherry Bieler; Catherine Elwood; Tammy Hayden; Michelle Hickman; Roberta Dennett; Keri Thomas; Cammie Starlin; Denise Woods; Michelle Deyoe; Sandy Farha. Second row, Julie Turner; Penny Cooper; Jami Delp; Angie Williams, Yvette Abston; Kelly Johnson; Peggy Swanson; Gretchen Moore; Keitha Adams; Eden Sausek; Kristy Hendricks; Becky Woods; Sandy Bain. Bottom row, Kenna Kendricks; Vicki Saunders; Theresa Glasgow; Kristen Gill; Sheila Cooney; Kassa Collingsworth; Tammy Bingham; Tina Gregg; Michelle Russell; Elaine Neises; Elaine Denson; and Justina Young. 45 VOLLEYBALL Once again, the Wildcat volleyball team started the year with a new coaching staff. Head coach was Roberta Hinkson and assistant coach was Sherry McCreery. When asked about the season, Coach Hinkson said, I felt very fortunate to have the team I had to work with. It was a very young, inexperienced team, but the girls were willing to work hard to gain some high goals. Most of the starters will be seniors in 1984-85, and it should prove to be an even better year. I would like to thank Sherry McCreery for assisting this year and doing a great job with the B-team. We all wish our only senior, Vicki Saunders, good luck with her future plans.” The hard work and difficulties of the season paid off. When it was all over the girls had won 3rd in the League Tournament, League Champs, and Sub-State Runner-Up. Two girls, Keitha Adams and Michelle Deyoe, were awarded All-League. The team finished with a 17-8 record. Above: Vicki punches the ball over for a quick save. South Haven W Caldwell W Argonia W Christian Challenge W Douglas w Dexter L Udall w Udall L Garden Plaine L Cedar Vale W Haven L Central W Fairfield W Cedar Vale w Conway Springs L Dexter L Udall W Caldwell w Bluestem L South Barber w Argonia W Udall w West Elk W Garden Plaine L Bluestem w 46 Bottom row — left to right — Kristen Gill, Michelle Russell, Kassa Collingsworth, Vicki Saunders, Tammy Bingham, Jami Delp, Angie Williams, Justina Young, Keitha Adams, Kristy Hendricks, Sherry Bieler (manager), Shari Spatz, Sandy Bain, Keri Thomas, Roberta Dennett, Michelle Deyoe, Eden Sauzek, Roberta Hinkson (head coach). Not pictured: Sherry McCreery, assistant coach. 47 rCCTBALL The 1983 football season was a very en- joyable one for the players and coaches. After losing every home game the previous year, it was quite satisfying to turn the program around and win all the games played on our own field this season. Oxford placed second in the league, was the District 9 Champions, and lost a hard fought game to Garden Plaine in the State playoff system, compiling a 6-4 record. Coach Hunt credits the improvement to the players hard work and the help from assistant coaches David Kehres and Ralph Abston. Them Us Caldwell 26 0 Central 0 35 Udall 7 13 Garden Plaine 20 7 West Elk 24 21 Sedgwick 0 38 Pretty Prairie 26 20 Bluestem 0 7 Collegiate 6 13 Cedar Vale 18 33 Above: Oxford J.V. takes on Udall J.V. Below: Oxford kicks off another game. 48 Top — right to left — Assistant Coach Ralph Abston, Head Coach Dave Hunt, Assistant Coach David Kehres, Travis Beeman, Jeff Gill, Ronnie Gaither, Rodney Clark, Tom Short, Dan Metz, Steve Bratcher, Chris Jones, Jerry Middleton, Brett Middleton, Miles Mapel, Kelly Marymee, Keel White, Jeff Leggett, Jeff Middleton, Tim Hatfield, Darin Teague, Russell Clark, Gary Johnson, Tim Castor, Rick May, Curt Farha, Wallace Marymee, Bart Dennett, John Cooney, David Lowry, Brian Cooper, Clayton Crain. Not pic- tured — Troy Russell, Ken Whaley. 49 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL There was a new head basketball coach at O.H.S. this year. His name is David Kehres. When asked about the ’83-’84 season, Coach Kehres had these comments: “The girls had a very fine season ending up with a 18-3 record. The girls once again won the League Tournament. Two girls received outside awards — Keitha Adams and Michelle Deyoe. I know everyone will miss Vicki, she served a very important role on our team. I would like to express my thanks and praise to everyone on the team and also to Coach Rinehart for all of his help.” The girls ended the season with Sub-State Runner CJp in a disap- pointing loss to Moundridge, 44-42. The basketball team is, first row: Elaine Neises, Kassa Collingsworth, Kenna Kendrick, Michelle Russell, Kristen Gill, second row: Yvette Abston (manager), Peggy Swanson, Kristy Hendricks, Eden Sauzek, Sandy Bain, Keitha Adams, Vicki Saunders, third row: Cammie Starlin, Michelle Deyoe, Roberta Dennett, Keri Thomas, Jami Delp, and Gretchen Moore. 50 Them Us Christian Challenge 28 47 Belle Plaine 32 36 Garden Plain 45 43 West Elk 26 65 South Barber 45 49 Udall 56 59 South Haven 30 57 Dexter 41 43 Augusta 20 55 Caldwell 33 48 West Elk 25 65 Central 44 56 Bluestem 39 54 Central 51 56 Argonia 13 48 Bluestem 48 37 Cedar Vale 52 61 Douglass 29 46 Peabody 32 75 Udall 57 62 Moundridge 44 42 Above: Vicki and Jami bring the ball in. mx ■ ■ ■ Above: Roberta and Kristy listen to the game plan. Left: Keitha sets up offense. 'vw; Above: Michelle gets the jump. Above: Kris and Roberta take it down court. 51 BCyS BASrETBALL When asked about the ’83-’84 boys basketball season, Coach Kehres had these comments: “The boys season was up and down ending up a record of 6 13. There was one player that received outside praise, Dan Metz. We will miss the three seniors that are leaving, Shawn Morris, Wade Womack, and Jeff Turner. I would like to express my thanks and praise to everyone on the team and also to Coach Kill for all of his help.” The basketball team was, first row: Trent Hurst (manager), Wade Womack, Jimmie Neises, Curt Farha, Bart Dennett, Tracy Poovey, John Cooney (manager), second row: Donnie Stutzman, Keel White, Steve Bratcher, Jeff Turner, Ronnie Gaither, Jerry Middleton, third row: Jeff Gill, Ken Whaley, Brett Middleton, Rodney Clark, Tom Short, Dan Metz, Shawn Morris, Shane Morris. Them Us Christian Challenge 20 54 Belle Plaine 37 34 Garden Plain 71 44 West Elk 37 59 South Barber 52 26 Udall 49 50 South Haven 32 71 Dexter 53 51 Caldwell 51 40 Caldwell 61 37 Belle Plaine 46 37 Central 74 39 Argonia 70 59 Bluestem 41 51 Lighthouse Christian 48 88 Cedar Vale 64 63 Douglass 65 53 Central 58 46 £ Above: Dan shoots for two. Above: Tommy shoots a free throw. Left: Keel shoots for two. Above: Keel shoots a free throw. Above: Shawn shoots as Wade and Brett go in to rebound. 53 GIRLS TRACK When Coach Abston was asked to comment on the '83-’84 track season, he said, The 1984 OHS track teams were young and small. The weather was cold and wet. Some track meets had to be cancelled and some not rescheduled. Despite the few obstacles and minor adverse conditions, the team remained loyal, committed, and spirited. The coaches were pleased with the attitude and desire shown through the season. They feel that the experience will be a basis for future successful teams. Michelle Deyoe, a junior, was the Oxford representative at the State Track Meet. 54 Girls Track Members: Top row, Yvette Abston; Peggy Swanson; Keitha Adams; Michelle Deyoe; Sandy Bain; Angie Williams; Kenna Kendricks. Bottom row, Tina Gregg; Haley Bursack; Julie Turner; Kristy Hendricks; Kassa Collingsworth and Kristen Gill. H 'V TRACK When asked about the 1983-84 track season. Coach Hunt had this to say: ‘‘The 1984 track season was very successful. Oxford won the West Elk Invitational, one dual, and placed third in our own Invitational. The real ac- complishments were evident in the quality of many of the times and distances. With the majority of the team returning, we feel the effort put out by the track team will show up in their other sports and the future records that they will set. Above: Bart on the move. 56 Boys Track Members: Top row, Dirk VanDeest; Tom Short; Troy Russell; Travis Beeman; Miles Mapel; DeWayne Gregg. Second row, Jeff Gill; Ross Voge; Jeff Middleton; Jerry Middleton; John Cooney; Bart Dennett. Bottom row. Trent Hurst; Jeff Turner; Brett Middleton; Ken Whaley; David Lowry; Donny Stutzman and Tracy Poovey. Above: Miles gets ready to pole vault, Above: Troy lets the discus fly Above: Tommy lets the discus go. Above: Miles glides over the bar. 57 TQTflb ECLIPSE 0F THE HEART Friday, October 7 was a very memorable evening for Michelle Hickman as she was crowned the 1984 Football Homecoming Queen. Her escort was Gary Johnson. Her attendants were Penny Cooper, escorted by Troy Russell and Sheila Cooney, escorted by Tim Castor. The crownbearer was Brett Shaffer and the flowergirl was Camille Sneed. After the game the Student Council held a dance in honor of the new queen. The theme was “Total Eclipse of the Heart” by Bonnie Tyler. 58 TONIGHT I CELEBRATE MY LOVE FOR YOU January 20 was an evening to celebrate for Vicki Saunders. Escorted by Jeff Turner, she was crowned the 1984 Basketball Homecoming Queen by retiring queen Marsha White. Haley Bursack, escorted by Wade Womack and Kathy Marsh, escorted by Shawn Morris were Vicki’s attendants. T. J. Just was crownbearer and flowergirl was Christina Hetzler. After the games the student council spon- sored a dance in honor of the new queen. The junior high cafeteria was decorated in purple and silver to the theme of “Tonight I Celebrate My Love for You” by Roberta Flack and Pebo Bryson. 59 60 EIGHTH GRADE Cindy Betzen Mike Bursack Buffy Buss Lawrence Carson Tonia Clark Michele De Lano Todd De Mint Tara Estes Dana Gaither Tina Goans Shani Hicks Sheila Hills Chet Houston Robert Janzen Shannon Johnson Mark Jones Melynda Lacey Tammy Lowry Sabrina Marsh Matthew Mayberry Wade Metz Annette Neises Julie Nethercot Kim Payne Jode Potucek Tony Schmitz Christina Smith Rhonda Smith Mike Tanner Sherry Taylor Raymond Watts Sherri Wege Billy Wollard 62 SEVENTH GRADE Pat Tanner Jeff Thomas Cristine Thompson Drake Van Deest Shelly Bieler Rachel Bratcher Charity Brown Tina Burton Jason Catlin Gregory Clements Chris Creed Dustin Denson Steven Deyoe Lauri Drew Cherri Gargis Ernest Hall Louise Hall Marcus Hatfield Timothy Hayes Joel Horsch Crystal Howard Sean Knapp Sherry Myrick Dallas O’Hearn Aaron Oliver Adam Oliver Dama Oliver Nikki Owens Mary Prochaska Kimberly Sarntee Hilary Sauzek Justin Shepherd Michael Smith Debra Stover 63 QcJH TEflEHERS Marilyn Metz teaches English. Janice Clark teaches Science. From left to right: Randy Parks; Lawrence Peck and Leland Shaffer. Mr. Parks teaches Social Studies. Mr. Peck teaches Math and Mr. Shaffer coaches girls’ basketball and girls' volleyball. 65 JE . 1114 11 BAND 66 jr. men chorus Top row — left — Christine Thompson, Shani Hicks, Mary Prochaska, Jason Catlin, Chet Houston, Mark Jones, Billy Wollard, Mike Bursack, Tim Hayes, Drake VanDeest, Todd De Mint, Tony Schmitz. Second row — Justin Shepherd, Tonia Clark, Cindy Betzen, Shelly Bieler, Nikki Owens, Tina Goans, Charity Brown, Debra Stover, Tara Estes, Michele De Lano, Sherri Wege, Kim Sarntee, Third row — Adam Oliver, Robbie Janzen, Sheila Hills, Buffy Buss, Jennifer Myrick, Rachel Bratcher, Crystal Howard, Christina Smith, Hilary Sauzek, Shannon Johnson, Michelle Crane, Fourth row — Dana Gaither, Sherry Taylor, Cheri Gargis, Louise Hall, Dama Oliver, Dallas O’Hearn, Sabrina Marsh, Lauri Drew, Aaron Oliver, Joel Horsch. 67 8Ttl GRADE GRADUATION Above: Shannon Johnson, Tonia Clark, Tony Schmitz, and Michele Delano perform. Friday, May 15, was graduating night for the eighth grade class of 1984. At 8:00, the graduates marched down the aisles of the auditorium, ending junior high and beginning their high school years. Surely the thing they look forward to most in high school is freshman initiation! Right: Ken Buss gives Lawrence his diploma. Above: The speaker for the night. 68 mm m ffl utc busjUe The 1983-84 jr. high cheerleaders are: Buffy Buss, Sherri Wege, Melynda Lacey, Tammy Lowry, Jode Potucek, and Michele De Lano. 69 The volleyball players are, first row: Cherri Gargis, Annette Neises, Louise Hall, Dana Gaither, Christine Thompson, Tina Burton, Lauri Drew, second row: Rhonda Smith (manager), Hilary Sauzek, Buffy Buss, Crystal Howard, Christina Smith, Michele Delano, Rachel Bratcher, Tonia Clark, Shannon Johnson, Dama Oliver, third row: Coach Leland Shaffer, Nikki Owens, Jode Potucek, Mary Prochaska, Sherri Wege, Tammy Lowry, Melynda Lacey, Shani Hicks, Kim Sarntee, and Coach Marilyn Metz. The basketball players are, first row: Nikki Owens, Hilary Sauzek, Cherri Gargis, Christine Thompson, Louise Hall, Tina Burton, Sabrina Marsh (manager), second row: Rhonda Smith, Rachel Bratcher, Crystal Howard, Dama Oliver, Tonia Clark, Annette Neises, Julie Nethercot, Sherry Taylor, (manager), third row: Coach Leland Shaffer, Sherry Myrick, Mary Prochaska, Shani Hicks, Tammy Lowry, Jode Potucek, Melynda Lacey, Michele Delano, and Coach Marilyn Metz. The tracksters are, first row: Rachel Bratcher, Crystal Howard, Buffy Buss, Dama Oliver, Shan- non Johnson, Tonia Clark, Julie Nethercot, Cherri Gargis, second row: Kim Sarntee, Mary Pro- chaska, Shani Hicks, Melynda Lacey, Tammy Lowry, Jode Potucek, Sherri Wege, Annette Neises, and Lawrence Peck (coach). 70 The football players are, first row: Ernest Hall (manager), Patrick Tanner, Marc Hatfield, Adam Oliver, Aaron Oliver, Justin Shepherd, Mike Smith, Todd DeMint (manager), second row: Chris Creed, Robert Janzen, Joel Horsch, Drake Van Deest, Chet Houston, Tony Schmitz, Sean Knapp, Lawrence Carson, third row: Coach David Kehres, Tim Hayes, Mark Jones, Jason Catlin, Hank Den- son, Michael Tanner, Wade Metz, Billy Wollard, and Steven Deyoe. The basketball players are, first row: Ernest Hall, Aaron Oliver, Tony Schmitz, Joel Horsch, Robert Janzen, Adam Oliver, second row: Steven Deyoe, Marc Hatfield, Patrick Tanner, Chris Creed, Sean Knapp, Tim Hayes, Todd DeMint (manager), third row: Hank Denson, Jason Catlin, Michael Tanner, Wade Metz, Billy Wollard, and Mark Jones. bie Janzen, Joel Horsch, Aaron Oliver, Marc Hatfield, Patrick Tanner, second row: Adam Oliver, Sean Knapp, Drake Van Deest, Chet Houston, Jason Catlin, Kim Payne, Billy Wollard, Mark Jones, Coach Randy Parks, Third row: Hank Denson, Mike Bursack, Steven Deyoe, Mike Tanner, Wade Metz, Matt Mayberry. 71 SIXTH GRADE Michelle Ashby Tammy Burton Laurie Calvin Alice Hicks Rachel Alsip Picture Not Available Michael Kelley Jeremy Neal Blake Nethercot Jami Rebold Jeffrey Sawyer Terry Shockey Michelle Smith Jason Taylor Carlina Teague Eugene Thomas Debra Tredway Debra Wege 74 Picture Picture Not Available Picture Not Available Picture Not Available Lowell Adams Maurita Schiff Christian Abston Johnnie Adams Clinton Bales Jared Bratcher Jennifer Cain Kent Collingsworth Shelby Conner Jennifer Davis Linda Davis James Dempsey Jamie Donley Trina Higgins Michael Hills Amy Madison Buel Mattix Jason Metz Chad Moore Chad Moore Davin Moore Jeremy Moore Jeramie Owens David Parks Michael Peters Justin Rouch Maria Towe Tony Rush Travis Scott Melissa Shelton Joseph Stoddard Michelle Ward Angela Webster Cindy Wilson Chris Womack Marc Wynn Brad Young 75 FOURTH GRADE Tyson Abies Chad Bartelson Chris Bieler Henry Bieler Brande Brown Jake Burr Bryan Buss Crystal Cain Misty Carson Joey Coffey Nathan Cook Bobbi Crowl Jason Delp Stacy Elting Heather Gargis Jeffrey Goyer Daysha Lee Mike Little Melissa Miller Amanda Neal Amy Neises Kristin Sarntee Buffy Sawyer Carrie Shaffer 76 THIRD GRADE Picture Not Available Picture Jennifer Taylor Tiffany Utt Corey Vaughn Ryan Webster Louise Crain Rose Walker Nick Abston Stephanie Adams Cristy Coffey Wade Crain Brent Creed Jeffrey Dreiling Christina Gosselin Sabrina Hall Tanya Hayes Jon Hege Thomas Henning Sheila Horinek Janelle Jenkins Marvin Jones Amy Kreidler Chad Mayberry Chad Moore Wade Moore Daniel Pasman Justin Payne Robert Proctor Elizabeth Rebold Larry Rohling Layla Rouch Stephanie Sauzek Tricia Scott Angela Shaffer Craig Sneed 77 SECOND GRADE Cassie Bales Mark Bieler Robert Bowlby Ginger Carson Dustin Conner Heath Cooper Mark Crowl Angela Davis Jeff Donley Jimmy Fleming Wilbur Gosselin Roy Hervey Brandy Knowles Eric Lacey Odessa Lee Tevra Madison Deborah Martin Christopher Middleton Arvin Morris Ashley Morris Jennifer Myrick Brody O’Hearn Brandon Paris Brian Parson Jerrod Peters Jennifer Rohling Brad Starlin Curtis Thompson Andrew Webster Julie Welty Robert Welty Danny Wollard Donny Wollard Katrina Wollard 78 FIRST GRADE Brandon Gressel Randy Havner Patrick Hendricks Dallas Henry Christina Hills Picture Not Available Kimberly Houk Elbe Johnson Jenny Kreidler Chad Long Kristie McCullough Heather Marymee Rachel Morton Jeff Nethercot Heath Nixon Mac Pingry Justin Rankin Phillip Rush Marcelle Shaffer Jennifer Starlin Shane Starlin John Sheary Jamie Thomas Michael Tredway Jennifer Turner Picture Not Available Picture Not Available Monica Turner Amy Utt Craig Wartick Jamie Widener Kari Wilkinson Sarah Wilson Carrie Works 79 KINDERGARTEN Not pictured: Travis Adams Jason Wilson Michael Sandborn Jo Ann Green James Bieler Dustin Cook Ralph Dunlap Michael Evans Andrew Flemming Jamie Hamilton Cristopher Hatcher Lesley Heater Sarah Hervey Christina Hetzler Heather Huffman Paul Jordan Timothy Just Christopher Knapp Mike Lee Lilly Mattix Shanon Moore Weylin Paris Denise Parson Allison Paton Charissa Rouch Kasey Sawyer 80 GRADE SCHOOL PROGRAM 83 REST ASSURED The spring play, Rest Assured, by Donald Payton was presented May 30 31. Directed by Glayda Wilcox- en, this comedy is about a wealthy man who thinks making money is all that exists in life and then finds out that it isn’t. The play not only entertained, but pro- vided food for thought to audience and play personnel alike. THE CAST OF REST ASSURED Mr. Morlock Kelly Marymee Ms. Morlock Michelle Deyoe Mary Sheri Prochaska Jessica Haley Bursack Mildred Keri Thomas Joe Lanconi Wallace Marymee Luigi Lanconi Trent Hurst Martha Sandy Bain Lucifer Denise Woods Miss Akers Angie Williams George Plew Steve Bratcher Mrs. Schmaltz Dana Barton Dr. Brown Jeff Turner Mrs. Black Peggy Swanson Jake Rick May Mrs. Frinck Jennifer Long A Lucifer ignores Mr. Morlock as he insists that he isn't going down there to that place.” ◄ You aren't marrying my daughter and that's that! 84 ISLANDS IN Saturday, April 14, was the date for the ’84 Junior- Senior Prom. The Juniors provided decorations, the main of which was an ocean scene with a beach extending off of it. Steak dinners were prepared by Jim Miller and the mothers of the Juniors. The theme song was sung by the Junior octet. Music for the dance was provided by Mac Danger. The Junior octet consisted of Kelly Marymee, Brett Middleton, Jamie Dempsey, Theresa Glasgow, Julie Turner, Shari Spatz, Keitha Adams, and Peggy Swanson. Right: Julie and Tim put up net. Below: The table setting for prom. Below: Tropical prom decorations. THE STREAM Below: Anissa puts up the ceiling. Above: The juniors watch as the junior ensemble sings. Islands in the stream, that is what we are, no one in between, how can we be wrong, sail away with me to another world and we rely on each other ah ah from one lover to another. 87 A Home Ec. I displays their creative pillows. T Hey guys, this is girl’s work! The second annual Ice Cream Social kicked off Tuesday, May 22, from 5:30 to 7:00. For $1.00 per plate you could get homemade ice cream and cake, thanks to Stuco. Afterwards, there was a shop and art display. At 7:00 you could be entertained by singing and music at the talent show. ▲ Ken shows Mr. Wycoff how to do it. A Sandy and Tammy sing at the Pop Concert. SPOi. IEE GREflM! GflKE! ERflFTi! ART! MUSIE! ▲ Metal Shop I displays their work. ► Timmy Castor displays his gun cabinet. ► Shari performs at the Pop Concert. ► The Art class exhibits their artwork. ▼ The junior ensemble sings “Islands in the Stream” and Best of Times.” SR. TRIP!!! How many of us are up and around at 6:00 in the morn- ing? Well, Saturday, May 12, the senior class of ’84 was. Why? Because it was senior trip time. At 6:00, the seniors headed for Worlds of Fun in Kan- sas City, Mo. Each senior received their ticket and twenty-five dollars, compliments of the class treasury. When they finally arrived, the seniors had a bright, sunny day for riding rides, eating food, and totally enjoy- ing themselves. The seniors arrived home Saturday evening at 11:30. They were sponsored by Ralph Abston, Alta Barton, and Gary Barton. ▲ Dexter measures up. ▼ Look out, here comes trouble! 90 ▲ Darin stands guard at the bus. ◄ Is that Darren or Troy? T Cheese looks like he can go on, but can Cindy? T Seniors must be crazy if they rode THAT! The 1984 senior class. A Vicki receives her diploma. A Dan and Justina lead the way. 92 Above: John Rhodes, graduation speaker. Below: Dane waits for his diploma. Above: The OHS band. Above: Gary Johnson, class president. Thursday, May 17, was graduation for the Oxford class of ’84. At 8:00, the graduates marched in to the music of the O.H.S. band. The speaker for the evening was Mr. John Rhodes. The junior attendants were Jami Delp, Justina Young, Dan Metz, and Keel White. 93 AUTHORS CT THE This year the annual staff decided it was time to go back to the traditional “Wildcat” yearbook. The staff has put a lot of work into putting the yearbook together. All of their work is really ap- preciated by the editors, Penny Cooper and Justina Young. We hope you like the “Wildcats” yearbook. We hope someday it will bring back a lot of good memories. Penny works hard to meet the deadline. Yvette tries to drown a bug with ink. Justina in deep thought (background — Deyoe in deep sleep.) 94 WILDCAT 84 Above: Top — Russell Clark, Yvette Abston, Justina Young, Michelle Deyoe, Denise Woods, Pen- ny Cooper, Cathy Betzen. Below — Denise asks for Cathy’s advice on a layout. 95 INDEX Abies, Sharon 18, 32 Abies, Tyson 76 Abston, Christian 75 Abston, Rick 77 Abston, Ralph 34, 49, 24 Abston, Yvette 22, 45, 50, 54, 95, 94 Adams, Johnnie 75 Adams, Keitha 18, 32, 33, 40, 41, 45, 47, 50, 54, 39, 89 Adams, Lowell 75 Adams, Stephanie 77 Alsip, Rachel 74 Alsip, Shawn 22, 32 Asbby, Michelle 74 Bain, Sandy 20, 30, 35, 41, 44, 45, 47, 50, 54 Baker, Betty 18, 35 Baker, Mike 6, 15, 32, 33 Bales, Cassie 78 Bales, Clinton 75 Banks, Paul 30, 24 Barry, Rusty 6, 15 Bartleson, Chad 76 Barton, Dana 6, 15, 39 Barton, Gary 15, 24 Beeman, Shirley 27 Beeman, Travis 22, 49 Bell, Kelley 20, 32, 33 Betzen, Cathy 18, 95 Betzen, Cindy 62, 67 Betzen, Pat 20, 32 Bieler, Chris 76 Bieler, Henry 76 Bieler, James 80 Bieler, Mark 78 Bieler, Shelly 63, 67 Bieler, Sherry 22, 32, 45, 47 Bingham, Tammy 22, 30, 32, 45, 47, 88 Bowlby, Robert 78 Bradbury, Diane 32, 24 96 Bratcher, Jared 75 Bratcher, Lonnie 27 Bratcher, Rachel 63, 67, 70 Bratcher, Steve 20, 30, 34, 49, 52 Brown, Brande 76 Brown, Charity 63, 67 Brown, Iona 27 Burr, Jake 76 Bursack, Haley 6, 15, 30, 31, 32, 33, 35, 45, 59, 54, 39 Bursack, Mike 62, 67, 71 Burton, Tammy 74 Burton, Tina 63, 70 Buss, Bryan 76 Buss, Buffy 30, 62, 67, 69, 70 Buss, Kenny 27, 68 cccccc Cain, Crystal 76 Cain, Jennifer 75 Calvin, Laurie 74 Campbell, Carol 6, 15, 35 Carmen, Frank 24 Carson, Ginger 78 Carson, Lawrence 62, 68, 71 Carson, Misty 76 Castor, Tim 5, 6, 15, 34, 40, 49 Catlin, Jason 63, 67, 71 Clark, Janice 64 Clark, Jerry 27, 24 Clark, Rodney 5, 20, 34, 41,49, 52 Clark, Russell 6, 9, 15, 40, 41, 49, 95, 39 Clark, Tonia 30, 62, 67, 70, 68 Clements, Gregory 63 Coffey, Christy 77 Coffey, Joey 76 Cole, Ray 18, 35,41,39 Collingsworth, Kassa 22, 32, 33, 35, 45, 50, 54 Collingsworth, Kent 75 Conner, Dustin 78 Conner, Shelby 75 Cook, Dustin 80 Cook, Nathan 76 Cooney, John 22, 30, 49, 52 Cooney, Sheila 5, 7, 15, 30, 35, 40, 45 Cooper, Brian 22, 49 Cooper, Heath 78 Cooper, Penny 5, 7, 9, 15, 30, 35, 36, 37, 40,41,45,39, 94, 95 Crain, Amy 79 Crain, Clayton 20, 21 49 Crain, Louise 77 Crain, Wade 77 Crane, Michelle 67 Creed, Brent 77 Creed, Charlene 74 Creed, Chris 63, 71 Creed, Donna 26 Crowl, Bobbi 76 Crowl, Mark 78 DDDDDD Darby, Naaman 79 Davis, Angela 78 Davis, Jennifer 75 Davis, Linda 75 De Lano, Michele 62, 67, 69, 70, 68 Delp, Jami 18, 35, 36, 37, 40, 41, 45, 47, 50 Delp, Jason 76 De Mint, Todd 30, 62, 67, 71 De Mint Tyson 74 Dempsey, James 75 Dempsey, Jamie 18, 32, 89 Dennett, Bart 22, 30, 49, 52 Dennett, Roberta 18, 31, 35, 40, 41, 45, 47, 50 Denson, Dexter 7, 15, 90 Denson, Hank 63, 71 Denson, Elaine 22, 30, 32, 35, 45 Deyoe, Michelle 18, 30, 35, 40, 41, 45, 47, 50, 54, 94, 95, 39 Deyoe, Steven 63, 71 Dobbs, Dorothy 65 Donley, Jamie 75 Donley, Jeff 78 Donley, Jim 27 Dorman, Robert 74 Dreiling, Jeffrey 77 Drew, Lauri 63, 67, 70 Dunlap, Ralph 80 Dwyer, Sara 15 Elting, Stacy 76 Elting, Starla 79 Elwood, Catherine 22, 30, 32, 33, 45 Elwood, Jeffrey 74 Embrey, Penny 22 Embrey, Tulsa 22 Estes, Tara 62, 67 Evans, Clint 22 Evans, Micheal 80 Evans, Tia 74 Farha, Curt 22, 40, 49, 52 Farha, Sondra 22, 32, 44, 45, 88 Fleming, Andy 80 Ferguson, Scott 22 Flemming, Jimmy 78 Flickinger, Audra 74 GGGGGG Gaither, Dana 62, 67, 70 Gaither, Ronnie 20, 34, 52 Gall, Jason 79 Gargis, Cherri 63, 67, 70 Gargis, Heather 76 George, Avin 27 Gill, Jeffrey 20, 34, 49, 52 Gill, Kristen 22, 30, 35, 45, 47, 50, 54 Glasgow, Theresa 18, 32, 33, 35, 45, 89 Goans, Tina 62, 67 Gosselin, Christina 77 Gosselin, Wilbur 78 Goyer, Jeffrey 76 Green, Jo Ann 80 Green, Louise 76 Gregg, Dewayne 23 Gregg, Tina 20, 32, 45, 54 Gressel, Brandon 79 Gressel, Chad 74 nnnnnn Haines, Gary 20 Haines, Jamie 20 Hall, Ernest 63, 71 Hall, Louise 67, 70 Hall, Sabrina 77 Hamilton, Jamie 80 Haskins, Matt 20 Haskins, Rose 23, 32 Haskins, Wanda 7, 32 Hatcher, Christopher 80 Hatfield, Marcus 63, 71 Hatfield, Tim 18, 49, 86 Hauner, Randy 79 Hayden, Tammy 7, 15, 45 Hayes, Tanya 77 Hayes, Timothy 63, 67, 71 Heater, Lesley 80 Hege, Jon 77 Hemphill, Leota 26 Hendricks, Jody 74 Hendricks, Kristy 20, 30, 45, 47 50 54 Hendricks, Patrick 79 Henning, Thomas 77 Henry, Dallas 79 Hervey, Roy 78 Hervey, Sarah 80 Hetzler, Christina 59, 80 Hickman, Michelle 5, 7, 15, 30 36 37,40,41,45, 39 Hicks, Alice 74 Hicks, Shani 30, 62, 67, 70 Higgins, Trina 75 Hills, Christina 79 Hills, Michael 75 Hills, Sheila 62, 67 Hinkson, Roberta 35, 47, 24 Hopkins, Claudia 79 Horinek, Sheila 77 Horsch, Dane 7, 15, 32, 93 Horsch, Joel 63, 67, 71 Houk, Kimberly 79 Houston, April 21, 30, 32, 33, 35, 40, 45 Houston, Chet 30, 62, 67, 71 Howard, Crystal 63, 67, 70 Huffman, Heather 80 Hunt, Dave 34, 49, 24 Hurst, Stacy 7 Hurst, Trent 23, 52, 39 JJJJJJ Janzen, Robert 62, 67, 71 Janzen, Shari 7, 8, 9, 15, 35, 36, 37 40,41,39 Jenkins, Janelle 77 Jenkins, Ricky 21, 40, 41 Johnson, Anissa 36, 37, 41,87 Johnson, Ellie 79 Johnson, Gary 5, 10, 15, 34, 40, 49 91,93 Johnson, Jamie 74 Johnson, Kelly 21, 45 Johnson, Shannon 62, 67, 70, 68 Jones, Chris 10, 15, 40, 49 Jones, Kathy 18, 41 Jones, Mark 62, 67, 71 Jones, Marvin 77 Jordan, Paul 80 Just, T. J. 59, 80 rrrrrr Kehres, David 4, 49, 71, 24 Kelley, Michael 74 Kemp, Donna 27 Kendrick, Kenna 21, 32, 33, 40, 45, 50, 54 Kill, Jerry 4 Knapp, Christopher 80 Knapp, Sean 63, 71 Knowles, Brande 78 Koch, David 18 Kreidler, Amy 77 Kreidler, Jenny 79 LLLLLL Lacey, Darren 10, 32, 33, 34, 90 Lacey, Eric 78 Lacey, Melynda 30, 62, 69, 70 Lee, Daysha 76 Lee, Mike 80 Lee, Odessa 78 Leggett, Jeffrey 23, 40, 49 Linnabary, Jerry 18 Little Mike 76 Lohmann, Sharlene 25 Long, Chad 79 Long, Jennifer 23 97 Lowry, David 23, 49 Lowry, Mark 23 Lowry, Tammy 30, 62, 69, 70 Madison, Amy 75 Madison, Teura 78 Mapel, Miles 18, 34, 35, 49 Marsh, Kathy 10, 15, 59 Marsh, Sabrina 62, 67, 70 Martin, Deborah 78 Marymee, Heather 79 Marymee, Kelly 18, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 49, 89 Marymee, Wallace 5, 8, 10, 15, 32, 49, 90 Mattix, Buel 75 Mattix, Lily 80 May, Rick 21, 30, 32, 33, 35, 49 Mayberry, Chad 77 Mayberry, Linda 26 Mayberry, Matthew 62, 71 McCreery, Sherry 47 McCullough, Kristie 79 McKinley, Irene 25 McReynolds, Bill 25, 35 Metz, Dan 18, 35, 41,49, 52, 53, 92 Metz, Jason 75 Metz, Marilyn 64, 70 Metz, Moran 18 Metz, Wade 62, 71 Middleton, Brett 19, 32, 33, 34, 35, 49, 52, 89 Middleton, Christopher 78 Middleton, Jeff 19, 34, 35, 40, 49 Middleton, Jerry 23, 49, 52 Miller, Melissa 76 Moore, Chad Allen 75 Moore, Chad Henry 77 Moore, Davin 75 Moore, Gretchen 23, 45, 50 Moore, Jane 78 Moore, Jeremy 75 Moore, Shannon 80 Morre, Wade 77 Morris, Arvin 78 Morris, Ashley 78 Morris, Butch 26 98 Morris, Connie 26 Morris, Shawn 10, 15, 34, 52, 53, 59, 90 Morris, Shayne 23, 52 Morton, Helen 65 Morton, Rachel 79 Myrick, Bob 26 Myrick, Jennifer 78 Myrick, Sherry 63, 67, 70 NNNNNN Neal, Amanda 76 Neal, Jeremy 74 Neises, Amy 76 Neises, Annette 62, 70 Neises, Elaine 19, 30, 35, 45, 41, 50 Neises, Jimmie 21,52 Neises, Lou 26 Nethercot, Blake 74 Nethercot, Jeff 79 Nethercot, Julie 30, 62, 70 Nixon, Heath 79 cccccc O'Hearn, Brody 78 O'Hearn, Dallas 63, 67 Oliver, Aaron 63, 67, 71 Oliver, Adam 63, 67, 71 Oliver, Dama 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Debra 63, 67 Stover, Kandy 23, 32 Stutzman, Donnie 52 Stutzman, Faye 21 Swanson, Peggy 19, 30, 32, 33, 35, 36, 37, 45, 50, 54, 89 Tanner, Mike 62, 71 Tanner, Pat 63, 71 Tanner, Scott 76 Taylor, Jason 74 Taylor, Jennifer 77 Taylor, Sherry 62, 67, 70 Teague, Carlina 74 Teague, Darin 11,34, 49, 90, 91 Teague, Patti 21 Thomas, Eugene 74 Thomas, Jamie 79 Thomas, Jeffrey 63 Thomas, Keri 23, 30, 37, 45, 47, 50 Thompson, Amy 80 Thompson, Cristine 63, 67, 70 Thompson, Curtis 78 Tong, William 76 Tredway, Debra 74 Tredway, Michael 79 Turner, Jeffrey 11, 12, 15, 34, 35, 39, 52, 59 Turner, Jennifer 79 Turner, Julie 19, 32, 33, 35, 40, 44, 45, 54, 86, 89 Turner, Monica 79 uuuuuu (Jtt, Amy 79 Utt, Tiffany 77 vvvvvv Van Deest, Dirk 19 Van Deest, Drake 63, 67, 71 Vaughn, Corey 77 Voge, Ross 21 wwww Wagner, Barbara 79 Walker, Rose 77 Ward, Michelle 75 Wartick, Craig 79 Watts, Raymond 62 Webster, Andrew 78 Webster, Angela 75 Webster, Ryan 77 Wege, Debra 74 Wege, Sherri 62, 67, 69, 70 Weldin, William 80 Welty, Julie 78 Welty, Robert 78 Whaley, Ken 20,21,52,88 White, Cindy 3, 11, 15, 32,33, 39,91 White, Ira 25, 41 White, Keel 19, 34, 35, 40, 49, 52, 53, 88 Widener, Jamie 79 Wilcoxen, Glayda 25 Wilkinson, Kari 79 Williams, Alvin 27 Williams, Angela 21, 30, 35, 45, 47, 54 Williams, Rosemary 27 Wilson, Cindy 75 Wilson, Sarah 79 Witte, Jan 78 Wollard, Billy 62, 67,71 Wollard, Danny 78 Wollard, Donny 78 Wollard, Katrina 78 Womack, Betty 65 Womack, Chris 75 Womack, Wade 11, 15, 34, 40, 52, 53, 59 Woods, Angela 76 Woods, Becky 12, 23, 32, 33, 45 Woods, Denise 21,37, 41,45, 39, 95 Works, Carrie 79 Wright, Beverly 23, 32 Wright, John 19 Wycoff, Monte 4, 25, 40, 88 Wynn, Cleann 80 Wynn, Marc 75 yyyyyy Young, Brad 75 Young, Bruce 11 Young, Justina 19, 35, 40, 41, 44, 45, 47, 94, 95, 92 Young, Sonia 21,37 Plessey Aero Precisipn Corporation P.O. Box 70 Wellington, Kansas 67152 '7X4 MOUI I IATI0H l I BANK , TIMI v , Smell Home National Bank ARKANSAS CITY, KANSAS 67005 442-4040 FDIC “Me Too” Childrens Wear STORM DOORS AND WINDOWS PICTURE FRAMING — LOCKSMITHING — KEYS MADE Sizes: New Born — 14 Yrs. CARROLL GLASS SERVICE Dorothy Burkhart; Owner 442-8373 116 S. Summitt Arkansas City Next door to the theatre WINDOW GLASS, PLATE GLASS, AUTO GLASS MIRRORS “You can count on something good” DODGE SALES PROFESSIONALS DEE CHIEF SHAMBLIN 220 SOUTH WASHINGTON PHO 316-326-2091 WELLINGTON, KANSAS 67152 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! compliments of TRUCK SPECIALIST DON SCHMID DODGE 3206 S. BROADWAY BUS: (316) 522-2253 WICHITA. KS 67216 RES: 326-5818 PHOTOGRAPHY BY LOUIS Illustratively Photographing Area Seniors Family Candid Proms Weddings Croups Commercial Good Luck ’84 Seniors Bradbury’s CPA Winfield, Kansas Professional Photography that will Please You Louis Martin, Jr. 304 Harter Winfield (316) 221-3508 100 BOOSTERS OXFORD Fishhook Park Mr. and Mrs. Thoburn E. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jones Woods Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Clark WINFIELD L. W. Coad Candy The Hair Dresser Professional Hair Designers First Community Federal Beckwith Cleaners Reeves and Sons Auto Service Winfield Cleaners Watt Equipment, Inc. Sentry Merchandise Mart Winfield Electric Keith’s Service Walnut Valley Lanes Cunningham Music and S S Electronics Radio Shack KBCIZ Daylight Donuts Archer — Sales Jewelry Everitt Lumber The Shear Point The Printe Shoppe Kasten, Banks, Hartley Allred Kubota WELLINGTON Ernie’s Farm Equipment The Fashion Daylight Donuts Byler Lumber Co. ARK CITY Bryant Hardware’s Kindred Jewelry Collectables 101 OXFORD INSURANCE AGENCY INC. ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE THE OXFORD BANK BLDG. P.O. BOX 336 OXFORD. KANSAS 67118 102 OXFORD LUMBER THOMAS BUILDING COMPANY CENTER Kenneth W. Thomas Large enough to handle your job, small enough to appreciate it.” We carry Porter Paints Telephone 455-2910 623 E. 16th Wellington, Ks. Telephone 326-2083 McDANIEL GRAIN CO. CARL DENNETT Phone 455-3355 Grain — Feed — Seed — Fertilizer Our Service Will Please You Your Business Will Please Us DENNETT Ph. 447-3381 Ashton Gueda Springs Adamsville PLUMBING CO. iTVN TRENCHING — ROTO-ROOTER — SUPPLIES BACKHOE — SERVICE WATER WELLS Qoop) 416 W. MAIN OXFORD, KS 67119 Farmers Cooperative Grain Association Oxford, Kansas Phone — 316-455-2224 BAGOT DRUG STORE Oxford, Kansas 1419 Soda Fountain Prescriptions Gift Department ORATBb Greeting Cards Unusual Jewelry “You can Patronize with RT. 1 OXFORD, KANSAS Confidence” PHONE NO. Phone - 455-3555 455-3545 JACK JILL 108 S. SUMNER — OXFORD CUSTOMER SATISFACTION IS ALWAYS FIRST OPEN 7 DAYS DAVE AND JOANN McCREERY PHONE 455-3528 SERVING THE AREA ELDERLY 104 105 YOUR TROUBLES - VANISH V ' V A A ? J- a COOPER’S AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE THE VARIETY SHOPPE Myrtle M. Jarboe Homemade Gifts, Crafts, Sewing Notions 106 S. Sumner — Oxford, Kansas — 67119 Phone: 455-2578 CARPET — LINOLEUM — COUNTER TOPS CERAMIC TILE SALES, SERVICE, INSTALLATION WHIRLPOOL MAGIC CHEF Good Work at a Fair Price 314 East Main 455-3517 Oxford Appliance Floor Covering Center Mon. — Fri. 8-5 Sat. 8-12 Plain N' Fancy Fabrics and Fashions 221 N. Sumner Oxford, K5 455-3411 Debbie Rush THE OXFORD MILLING COMPANY OXFORD, KANSAS 67119 HARRY J. CHAMPENY WALLACE H. CHAMPENY JIM AND MARSHA DELP PHONE: 455-2958 P.O. BOX 263 RES. 455-2541 OXFORD, KANSAS 67119 Primarily Plants Floral 119 N. Sumner St. Oxford, Kansas 67119 Phone 455-3636 GLEN’S STANDARD SERVICE OWNED BY GLEN AND DELORIS BAIN 119 East Main OXFORD, KANSAS 67119 Phone 455-9993 106 DOWERS REAL ESTATE Oxford 455-3359 MIKE’S BARBER STYLE SHOP “In your hair for over 27 years” Oxford 455-3359 RHE+iELLE'S BEAUTY B0TI0UE 211 y2 N. KANSAS 0XF0RD, KANSAS P-H0NE N0.455-2508 SERVICE (316) 455-3223 Oliver Furniture and Funeral Service Carpet — Drapes — Woven Wood P. C. OLIVER ELMEREE OLIVER BOX 218 GERRY OLIVER OXFORD, KANSAS 67119 Joe’s CARPET INTERIORS “Winfield’s Exclusive Full Service Floor Covering Store” 221-0390 Winfield 806 Main OPEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT Frisky Cows Eat Purina Chows OXFORD FERTILIZER, INC. GRAINS, FEED SEED AND FERTILIZER FARM CHEMICALS Phone 455-3224 Oxford, Kansas De-Hy Alfalfa Pellets ClxpHtd Co. Ph 455-2411 P.O. Box 368 Oxford, Kansas (316) 221-3469 GALAXIE BUSINESS EQUIPMENT JAMES FRENCH 913 MAIN WINFIELD, KS 67156 107 Carrier Law and Sons, Inc. Plumbing, Heating and Air Conditioning 917 Mansfield Winfield, KS 67156 316-221-9151 Flower Fashions By Ynez Delicious Picture Framing 1023 Main St., Box 375 Winfield, Kansas 67156 DAWSON MONUMENT CO. Manufacturers of Monuments, Markers, and Vaults 316-221-1800 1317 South Main Winfield, KS 67156 The Largest Stock of Finished Monuments in the Southwest DAISY PATCH GIFT SHOPPE 208 A East Ninth Winfield, Kansas 67156 JANET WHEELER 316-221-6831 WYCKOFF’S Your Zenith Dealer 213 E. 9th 221-2280 Serving Winfield and trade area for 29 yrs. Industrial Supply Co. 420 Main Winfield, Kansas 67156 Owner: Randy Goben Bus. 221-0500 Res. 221-2768 WINFIELD IRON METAL New and Used Steel Welding Supplies and Gases 405 Manning Winfield, KS 67156 316-221-9590 mm B0B |f|| sherrard f“ L. BUILDER di: � '“•-!!] 2201 HIGHWAY 160 EAST WINFIELD, KANSAS 67156 316-221-4299 ROBERT E. SHERRARD OWNER 108 First National Bank Winfield AII the Bank You’ll Ever Need 221-1650 Custom Pelleting, Grinding and Mixing Fertilizer, Grains, Chemicals Rt. 2 Winfield, KS 67156 Winfield: 221-0154 Oxford: 455-2566 EIKEN CHEVROLET — OLDS, INC. Complete sales and service for cars. Highway 160 W. at Country Club Road Winfield Phone: 221-1030 “The Home of Sincere Service” ' «WHEELEFUS 0 320 E. 9th Street Winfield Flint Hills Production Credit Serving Cowley County with Farm Operational Loans 1520 Main 221-2750 Winfield 109 m Peabody Gordon-Piatl P.O. Box 650 Winfield Manufacturers Of Combustion Equipment Coke is it! The Coca-Cola Bottling Co. 1215 Main Winfield, KS 67156 Telephone (316) 221-2710 Graves DISCOUNT DRUG STORES 905 Main, Winfield 221-0080 � 1BINNEY � 1 N smithN Makers of Crayola and Liquitex Products P. O. Box 546 Wheat Road and Elizabeth Winfield, KS 67156 221-4200 BOOGAARTS Try our Broasted Chicken” 1906 East 9th Winfield 7. xx fine Jeters 808 Main Street Winfield, Kansas 67156 PHONE 316-221-1580 BODKINS MOTORS INC. 1820 Main Winfield, Kansas Buick — Pontiac — Cadillac — GMC AMC — Jeep — Renault HOURS: PHONE: 10—12 and 1 —5 455-3344 Mon. — Sat. 110 HOWARD LILLIAN Ditmore Glass Service 150 windshields in stock Table Tops and Mirrors READ ALL ABOUT the 709 Main, Winfield, Kansas 67156 H. E. Ditmore — Owner OFFICE HOME 221-0360 221-1415 Kaufman Sporting Goods OXFORD WILDCATS in 818 Main Winfield, Kansas The Winfield 309 South Summit Arkansas City, Kansas Daily Courier VISION CENTERS THE WINFIELD NURSURIES OPTICAL FASHIONS CLINIC OPTICAL 323 North Summit 1317 Wheat Road Phone 442-7011 Phone 221-7030 Arkansas City, KS 67005 Winfield, KS 67156 N.W. Island Park 221 — 4100 Fruit Shade Trees Shrubs Evergreens Roses Specializing in fine lawns and Landscaping Custom Transplanting Spraying Member of National Landscaping WHERE QUALITY AND SERVICE ARE __________IMPORTANT________ Asn. The Hangar Smith Oil Co. Updated Junior Fashions at Affordable Prices Danny R. and Carol Ann Smith OWNERS Sheryl Biller and Sue Wolfe Serving Oxford, Belle Plaine and Winfield areas 820 Main Winfield 221-0600 Standard Oil Products Winfield, KS Tele. — 221-1080 in KLEYrZhKZED 1130 L r J 93.5 WELLINGTON, KANSAS SCHALK’S BOOK OffICG SUPPLY office supples CARDS GIFTS BOOKS 117 N. WASHINGTON WeLLINGTON, KS. ■TiFIRST FEDERAL ■ If SWINGS BANK © Wellington — Implement 1417 N. A Wellington, KS 67152 403 North Washington — Wellington, KS 67152 (316) 326-7487 K-15 and North 2nd — Mulvane, KS 67110 (316) 777-0133 Central and Market — Caldwell, KS 67022 (316) 845-6473 (316) 326-6282 MEADERS LAUNDRY CLEANERS RENTALS AND INDUSTRIAL RK and BARBARA MEADERS 517 NORTH G Owners WELLINGTON, KS 67152 McDonald Motors, Inc. 701 East 16th Hwy 160 East Wellington, Kansas 67152 Buick, Cadillac, Pontiac Reed Home Improvement 301 N. Washington Wellington, KS 67152 1104 North A Wellington, Kansas 326-5892 112 v'J.V: •• ■ 'V'v‘-V ; ;•: V .r?--5 'S3'VX-'-. - A r;£ ■ • ♦’•-.■ A ■ ' „ 1« ,; tsMil£ . gsaT Sk- •'v - .’.V 'l It • •• • • ' -V • •. ? .' v .’’foA''-' is. . . r I llflfe: - «Silii • .'• .'. ' Ir-' '. :. ■. . £- V-. •;-; : ' V, ' «; ; i;' Vi «3 5 3, � ££■ •V£ ' i V'