Oxford High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Oxford, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1985 volume:

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Joshua Jarvis .Jimmy Neises Class Flower: Red Rose Class Colors: Maroon and Silver Class Motto: “If you can dream it, it can be done.” fcooe - C£mIL . b ohv 'AxZ C W Jk 'ShaxL ’Spofy. ■SfcJVvv rs {JuJiuw . nJuJvjuX OT K doftOce.o ' SENIOR CREDITS A IU. ES. SHAKOS AI i AMS. K KITH A nt Council 3,4; F.C.A. 1, lonorable Mention I; All Class President 2,3,4. ‘ Vam“: A,! S,aU 2A Kirsl Team All State All Classes 3; Volleyball All League 2,3.4; State Speech Contest 3; Class Reporter 1; Class President 2.3.4. Ilh I ZES.( AIH) Kayettes 2.3.4; Kayette Board 4; Chorus I; Student Council 4; Yearbook Staff 3,4; Yearbook Editor 4; Miss Ashton 4. ('( J.E. HA ) Honor Society 2.3. 4: Chorus 1; F.C.A. 2.3; High Q 2.3. Kayettes 1.2. 3.4: Kayette Board 3. 4; Pep Club 1.2.3.4; Chorus 1; Honor Society 2.3.4; Student Council 2.3.4; Flag Girl 1; F.C.A. 1,2; Vollevball 1. 2 3. 4; Basketball I. 2. 3. 4; ( lass Secretary 1. 2. 3. Pep Club Secretary 4. Student Council Secretary 3; Student Council Treasurer 4; Miss Oxford 4: Who's Who Award 3 4 I 'SAA Award .j. Distinguished American Student 3. DEMUSEY JAMIE Kayettes 1. 2, 3. 4; Kayetu Board 3; Pep Club 1. 2. 4; Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4; F.C.A. 1. 2. 3: Oxfordians 2. 4; Pep Club Board 2. 4; Perfect Attendance Award 2.3; ho s V ho Award. II League !S 3; Natio Award :t: l ’SAA .3:1 Dare You Award 3; Shorthand Award 3; Typing Award 2; Spring Play 4. JOSES. KA IH) Kayettes 1.2.3.4; Pep Club 1; Chorus 1,2; Honor Society 2,3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; Flag Girl 2; French Award. I.ISSAHAH). JERK) Yearlxw k Staff 2; Art 2.4. MAKE!.. MILES Student Council 3. 4; F.C.A. 3; Football 2,3.4; Track 1.2.3.4; Lettermens Club 1.2.3.4. AKtiL!‘ S nior ,Aa- 4; 1 • 2.3,4; Chorus 2.3 4; F.C.A. 2.3,4; Spring Play 2.3. 4; Football 3; Basketball 1; Oxfordians 2.3.4; Jazz Band 4; Lettermens lub 3.4: Best Male Actor Award 2.3; U. S. Band Directors Award 2.3; Outstanding Band Student 2. METZ. l)AS Honor Society 2. 3. 4; Student Council 2. 4; F.C.A. 2. 3; Football 3, 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4: Lettermens Club President 4; F.C.A. Vice-President 3; All League Honorable Mention Basketball 2: All League Basketball 3; Who’s Who Award; Boys State 3; Metal Shop Award 3; J. F. Lincoln Arc Welding Award; Class Representative 2. MIDDLETON, HKETT Senior Play 3. 4; Chorus 1.2.3.4; F.C.A. 1.2. 3; Spring Play 2. 3. 4; Football 1.2. 3. 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Track 2. 3. 4; Oxfordians 1.2, 3. 4; High Q 1.2. it; Lettermens Club 2.3.4; Football All league End 4. MIDDI.ETfIS. JEFF Senior Play 4; Chorus 1; Student Council 3.4; F.C.A. 1.2.3: Spring Play 4; Football 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1; Track 1,2.3. 4; Lettermens Club 2.3, 4; Football All League Second 'learn Defensive End 4; Running Back 4; Typing Award 2; Boys State 3; Student Council Representative 3,4. Home Economics Award 4; Home Economics Award 3; Who’s Who 3; Typing Award 2. I’OOVEY. TRACY Band 1.2.3,4; Basketball 1.2.3,4; Track 2.3.4; lettermens Club 2, 3.4; Art 4. SHOCKEY.CHARLES Art 2. SMOCK. DAVID Camera Man for Activities (Football, Basketball) 2,3. 4. SWANSON. HECC Y Senior Play 1.3.4; Kayettes 1,2.3.4; Kayette Board 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Band I, 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3; Honor Society 2; Student Council 2, •T 4; F.C.A. I. 2. 2; Spring Play 2; Volleyball I. 4; Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4; Track 1. 2, 3. 4; Oxfordians 1, 2. 3; Jazz Band 1, 2, 3; Kayette Vice-President 3, 4; F.C.A. Vice- Band 1. 2, 3; Kayette Vice-President 3, 4; F.C.A. Vice- � Student Award. Flag Girl 1; F.C.A. 1.2.3; Volleyball 1; Track 1.2.3; Ox- senate Page; House of Representatives Page. WHITE. KEEL Band.l; Chorus 1. 4; Student Council 1, 2. 3. 4; F.C.A. 2; Football 1, 2, 3. 4; Basketball 1. 2, 3. 4; Track 1; Oxfordians 1; Lettermens Club Honorable Mention Punter 3; Honorable Mention Linebacker 4; Student Council President 4; Class Vice-President 3; Class Representative 1. 1. 2. 3. 4; YOI NO. JUSTIN A Senior Play I; Kayettes 1. 2, 3. 4; Kayette Board 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1. 2. 3, 4; Honor Society 2. 3. 4; Student Council 2. 3. 4; Y F.C A. 3; Spring Play 4; Volleyball 1.2. 3. 4; High Q 2; Cheerleader 3; Class Vice-President 4; Kayette Treasurer 3; Student Council Secretary 2; Sunflo Who's Who 4; USAA 1.2,3,4; English III Award 3; Geometry Award 2; Typing Award 2; Homecoming Queen 4. Yearbook Staff 2. 3; lower Girls’ State 3; Sandy Bain Kelley Bell Pal Betzen Steve Bratcher Rodney Clark Clayton Crain Ronnie Gaither Jeff Gill Kristy Hendricks Rickey Jenkins Kenna Kendrick Jimmie Neises Jeanne Shelton Faye Stutzman Patti Teague Ross Voge Ken Whaley Sandy White Angie Williams Denise Woods The year of ’84-’85 was a very exciting and busy year for the class of “86.” The Juniors started the year off right by receiv- ing their class rings in September of ’84. Prom was an all year event. The juniors planned and prepared for prom till early spring. The juniors also chose their class motto, class flower and their class colors. The junior year was a lot of hard work, but it was all worth it. 14 Sonia Young 15 Yvette Abston Shawn Alsip Jim Ballard Travis Beeman Sherry Bieler Tammy Bingham Kassa Collingsworth John Cooney Brian Cooper Bart Dennett Elaine Denson Catherine Elwood Penny Embry Tulsa Embry Clint Evans Curtis Farha Sandy Farha Scott Ferguson The Sophomores had a great year. In September they raised money by having a pen- ny toss, sponge toss, and ring toss during the watermelon feed. In December they had a bake sale with hot spiced tea and cocoa during the Christmas in the Country. These earnings will go toward the Junior-Senior prom next year. The Sophomores ordered class rings and will be getting them back at the beginning of the year ’85-’86. The Sophomore sponsors are Mr. Rhinehart and Mr. Banks. 16 Kristen Gill Jeff Leggett Jennifer Long David Lowry Mark Lowry Jerry Middleton Gretchen Moore Shayne Morris Michelle Russell Eden Sauzek Tom Short Cammie Starlin Kandy Stover Donnie Stutzman Keri Thomas Becky Woods Beverly Wright Fredricka Damron 17 David Ballard Cindy Betzen Mike Bursak Buffy Buss Lawrence Carson Tonia Clark Todd Demint Leslie Ford Dana Gaither Shelia Hills Robert Jansen Shannon Johnson Mark Jones Melynda Lacey Tammy Ixjwery Sabrina Marsh Matthew Mayberry Wade Metz Annette Neises Julie Nethercot Kim Payne JoDe Potucek Tony Schmitz Rhonda Smith Debbie Torrez Raymond Watts Sherri Wege Bill Wollard 18 The 1984-85 freshman year went by fast. The highlight of the year was Initiation: Rattles, Bottles, Diapers, leap frog, and air raids! The most important thing to the class was that now they were a part of OHS. 19 leacA 7« c£, “7e ic6 Top above: Paul Banks teaches High school, Jr. High and grade school band, music theory and guitar. Diane Bradbury teaches Sixth grade, Jr. High and High School chorus. Above: Bill McReynolds teaches Art classes. Right top: Irene Mckinley teaches Freshman and Junior English, and Journalism. Glayda Wilcoxen teaches Sophomore and Senior English, and Speech. Right middle: Frank Carman teaches Elementary Algebra, Algebra I and Ii, and Geometry. Right bottom: David Hunt teaches Constitution, World Affairs, American History, and Drivers Ed. Ralph Abston teaches American History and Policital Geography, and is librarian. 20 Left, top: Monty Wyckoff is high school counselor and teaches psychology and vocations. Middle: Roberta Hinkson teaches consumer math, office practice, Typing I and II, business law, and accounting. Bottom: Sharlene Book teaches Home Ec. I, II, III, and IV. Right, top: Susan Parks, Kristen McReynolds, and Betty Womack teach an I.R.C. (Interrelated Classroom). Mid- dle: Marjorie Crandall teaches physical science, chemistry, and general math. David Kehres teaches biology, P.E., health, ecology, and advanced P.E. Bottom: Greg Rinehart teaches woods and Gary Barton teaches shop. 21 7tley “Keep 7t (pocnyf f Members of the Board of Education are: Sitting: Richard Sawyer, Jim Donley, Shirley Beeman, Paul Young. Standing: Alvin Williams, and Roy Sauzek. Above: Jerry Clark, high school principal. Right: Lonnie Bratcher, grade school and Jr. High principal. Right: Avin George, superintendent in conference with school board member Kenny Buss. 22 The cooks are: Pat Ostrander, Leota Hemphill, Phyllis Rush, and The custodians are: Back row: Max Spoon, Bill Sawyer, and Mary Rader. George Smith. Front row: Marie Spoon and Donna Creed. The bus drivers are: Connie Morris, Butch Morris, Linda Mayberry, The secretaries are: Rosemary Williams, Iona Brown, and and Bob Myrick. Donna Kemp. 23 There were so many activities this year!! Do you remember??? The Kayette Christmas game shows ... Robert Stephen speaking to us ... The girl’s basketball team going to State ... Kayete Daddy- Daughter Date Night ... Senior’s college day at Cowley ... Alumni football game ... The band getting I’s at State ... “Psycho” at Christmas ... football team won Bi-district... Justina and Debbie — homecoming queens ... Barry Hanna at the athletic banquet . .. Seniors won the rifle shooting contest ... Oxford Night at Cowley ... chemistry class went to Salina ... Both basketball teams won league ... Jami, Cathy, and Peggy representing Oxford, Ashton, and Gueda Apr- ings at the Arkalala ... Business competition at Butler County Com- munity College ... Student Council doughnut breaks ... President Reagan was re-elected ... The record “We Are The World” was made for the support of the Ethiopian famine, by the American song artists •5P(0 - =! 0 4 X A l tiCbtioM I 0 0 0 The student council is a group of chosen student representatives. They have Mr. Wycoff as a sponsor who helps keep projects rolling and things in line. This year the student council had activities such as the hidden bats on Halloween that could be turned in for prizes. They also held a Christmas dance with KEYN supplying the D.J. The last day before Christmas vacation, the student council rented the movie “Psycho” for the high school students to watch. To start the 1985 year off, the student council held a basketball homecoming dance. One of the student council members, Jeff Leggett, provided the D.J. entertainment. A new idea done several times throughout the year was a donut break from 10:00 to 10:20 a.m. Student council members sold donuts and milk during this time. It seemed to go over well. Something people seemed to avoid is the fact that the Oxford Student Council is slowly falling in- to a state of apathy. There is hardly anyone who wants to put forth an effort to get things done. 1984-85 president Keel White stated, “I was disappointed in the effort put forth by several members. For examble, people left without cleaning up after dances. I just hope that next year there is more effort by members, and that they do more stuff.” First row: Treasurer, Jami Delp; President, Keel White; Vice President, Denise Woods; Secretary, MicheUe Deyoe; and Sponsor, Mr. Wyckoff. Second row: Sonia Young, Angie Williams, Tammy Lowry, Michelle Russell, Sandy Bain, Theresa Glasgow, Cathy Betzen. Third row: Jimmy Neises, Elaine Neises, David Lowry, John Cooney, Mark Jones, Jeff Leggett, Steven Bratcher, Curt Farha. Fourth row: Peggy Swanson, Debbie Moore, Keitha Adams, Jeff Middleton, Dan Metz, Justina Young, Roberta Dennett, and Julie Turner. Top left: Wake up, Angie! The meeting is over. Top right: Presi- dent Keel takes charge! Middle left: Jami, Sandy, and Berta work hard decorating for the Christmas dance. Middle right: “Oops! Did I say something wrong?” Lower left: Sponsor Wyckoff counts off the reasons why or why not. Lower center: The Stuco decorated their tree beautifully, don’t you think? Lower right: Berta and Justina pay close attention. 27 DeeuCfotte f { f The 1984-85 Journalism class has placed great effort into the year- book. They published the yearbook, the “Kitty Courier” biweekly and the KNIC Radio Broadcast each Friday every other month. In October the students sold ads in our surrounding local areas. Each student learned the use of the camera and the dark room. There have been a lot of responsibilities, headaches, mistakes, and the dreaded DEADLINES. But it is meant to be a history of 1984-85 — our history! Within these covers are preserved memories of classes, games, dances, meetings, contests, and friends — memories to be relived and cherished as the class reunions come and go. And the tasks could not have been complete without the help of the editor, Cathy Betzen, and the advisor, Irene McKinley. Upper right: Michelle D. filing away. Middle left: Kristy H. in deep con- centration. Middle right: “This is quite a book.” Top row: Michelle Deyoe, Debbie Moore. Middle row: Sandy Bain, Kristy Hendricks, Cathy Betzen (Editor), Irene McKinley (Ad- visor), Angie Williams, Denise Woods. Bottom row: Kathy Jones, and Gretchen Moore. Top row, left: Kathy J. puts the final touches on her layout. Top row, right: Cathy B., editor, skims through the ad-art book. Middle row, left: Debbie has just the right touch. Middle row, right: Gretchen corrects her mistakes while Mrs. McKinley gives advice to Sandy. Bottom row, left: Another one of those days!!! Bottom row, right: There’s that negative I’ve been looking for all day. Last row: Denise works hard to meet her deadline. 29 7 Oxtord High School Band: hirst row: I ammy Lowry, JoDe Potucek, Kenna Kendrick, Tracy Poovey, Tammy Bingham, Sandy Bain. Second row: Ionia Clark, Sandy White, Billy Wollard, Keri Thomas, Melynda Lacey. Eden Sauzek, Cammie Starlin. Peggv Swanson, Kristen Gill, Michelle Russell, Catherine Elwood. Third row: Julie Nethercot, Sandy Farha, Kelly Marymee, Rick Mav, and Paul Banks; director. The Wildcat Band received many honors during the 84-85 school year. One ratings were received from twelve judges during the year, which included marching com- petition at the State Fair, League Music Festival, Regional and State Festivals. The band also was part of the World’s Largest Marching Band at KSU Band Day. The band marched in the Oxford Watermelon Feed, Southwestern College Homecoming, as well as performing at all home football games. They also presented a Christmas and spring concert. 30 Jazz Band: First row: Keitha Adams, Billy Wollard, Keri Thomas, Tonia Clark, Jason Catlin. Second row: Aaron Oliver, Melynda Lacey, Eden Sauzek. Third row: Paul Banks, director, Peggy Swanson, Catherine Elwood, Sandy White, Kristen Gill, Michelle Russell. Fourth row: Curt Farha, Kelly Marymee, Theresa Glasgow, Tammy Bingham, Rick Smith. Drum Majorette for 1984-85 was Sandy White and the flag girls were Elaine Denson and Kassa Collingsworth. Eden Sauzek, a trombone soloist, got a I at the 2A State Contest. 31 '7?tci4cc to. tyotvi High School Choir: First row: Christy Smith, Shelia Hills, Dana Gaither, Shannon Johnson, Buffy Buss, Kassa Collingsworth, Kelley Bell, Sabrina Marsh, Candy Stover, Theresa Glasgow, Elaine Denson, Sherry Taylor. Second row: Catherine Elwood, Kristen Gill, Sandy White, Julie Turner, Shari Spatz, Sandy Farha, Beverly Wright, Penny Embry, Jamie Dempsey, Kenna Kendrick, Tara Estes. Third row: Tammy Bingham, Sherri Wege, Matt Mayberry, Jeff Leggett, Brett Middleton, Kelly Marymee, Todd DeMint, Anissa Johnson, Becky Woods, Cammie Starlin, and Diane Bradbury; director. The choir presented its first concert on November 13, followed by a Christmas concert on December 20. Three students, Todd DeMint, Becky Woods, and Theresa Glasgow auditioned for the District VI Choir. Only Theresa was accepted. Southwestern College hosted the S.C.B.L. music contest on March 5, and the Oxford H.S. Choir received a II rating. At the Regional Contest, the Choir got very close to getting a I, with the scores of I, II+, and a II, which averages as a II. Oxfordians received a II rating at Regional Contest. Ten soloist performed in the contest, and two received I ratings at the State 2A Contest in Salina on April 27. These two were Catherine Elwood and Shari Spatz. The year ended with a concert on May 14, where Shari Spatz was presented the National Choral Directors Award for an outstanding contribution to the choir. There was also the annual Pop Concert, w'hich was held on May 21 in conjunction with other activities. Oxfordians: First row: Kenna Kendrick, Sandy White, Kelly Marymee, Jamie Dempsey, Brett Middleton, Shari Spatz, Julie Turner. Second row: Catherine Elwood, Todd DeMint, Theresa Glasgow, Kristen Gill. Third row: Tony Schmitz, Sandy Farha, Tammy Bingham, Becky Woods, and Rick May. 33 uccfA, The Kayette organization for 1984-85 had many activities and participants. The Kayette sponsor, Sharlene Book, said of the year, “It has been well organized. A lot of effort was displayed by the hilarious Christmas program and by the beautifully decorated Mother-Daughter Banquet. We definitely had good officers, who were backed up by members willing to help.” Michelle Deyoe, the backbone of the organization this year, added, “Being Kayette president was a lot of hard work but also a lot of fun. Having a lot of people willing to help make things run much smoother. As president, I learned a lot about responsibility. All of our activities seemed to go well and were enjoyed by all. I hope next year’s Kayette president and the organization have as much success as we had this year.” Junior and Senior Kayettes: First row, Sharon Abies, Jeanne Shelton, Sandy White, Theresa Glasgow, Kenna Kendrick, Jami Delp, Jamie Lee, Elaine Neises. Middle row: Anissa Johnson, Kristy Hendrick, Angie Williams, Debbie Moore, Keitha Adams, Shari Spatz, Justina Young, Julie Turner, Peggy Swanson. Back row: Sonia Young, Pat Betzen, Sandy Bain, Roberta Dennett, Kathy Jones, Denise Woods, Michelle Deyoe, Cathy Betzen, and sponsor Sharlene Book. Freshman and Sophomore Kayettes: First row: Kristen Gill, Christy Smith, Buffy Buss, Tonia Clark, Annette Neises, Shannon Johnson, Dana Gaither, Sabrina Marsh, Shelia Hills, Eliane Denson. Middle row: Michelle Russell, Jennifer Long, Melynda Lacey, Tammy Lowry, JoDe Potucek, Rhonda Smith, Gretchen Moore, Kandy Stover, Kassa Collingsworth, Julie Nethercot. Back row: Cindy Betzen, Becky Woods, Sherry Bieler, Keri Thomas, Yvette Abston, Sheri Wege, Sandy Farha, Kathryn Elwood, Eden Sauzek, Tammy Bingham, and sponsor Sharlene Book. 34 Left: All play and no work? Middle: Leave me alone, I’m busy!! Right: New president lights a candle during installation. Left: “The last supper” for senior Kayettes. Right: Ghostbusters at the ban- quet. Lower left: ... and this is our president? Right: Michelle opens the installation service. Kayette Board Members: Peggy Swanson, Keitha Adams, Jami Delp, Michelle Deyoe, Roberta Dennett, Tonia Clark, Kassa Collingsworth, Theresa Glasgow, Yvette Abston, Elaine Denson, Sandy Far ha, Keri Thomas, Kristy Hendricks, Angie Williams, Sandy White, Julie Nethercot, Cathy Betzen, and Denise Woods. 35 '20i£ lc tt£ Left to right: Rodney Clark, Vice President; Debbie Moore, President; Anissa Johnson, Secretary Treasurer. Being a member of Honor Society is a great privilege that many students work for. To be a member of this club, each student must carry a grade point average of 3.4 or higher. Honor Society is an organization that recognizes students with high grade point average, leadership, and citizenship. The local faculty votes on each member as per these qualifications. Mr. Jerry Clark is the sponsor of the organization succeeding Mr. Ira White upon his resignation November 21, 1984. National Association of Second- ary School Principals is the sponsor of all Honor Societies. At the beginning of the year, the organization chose their officers: Debbie Moore, President; Rodney Clark, Vice President; Anissa Johnson, Sec- retary Treasurer. 36 Front row: Michelle Deyoe, Keitha Adams. Second row: Ray Cole, Bart Dennett, Shari Spatz, Elaine Neises, Jami Delp, Debbie Moore, Justina Young. Top row: Rodney Clark, Tom Short, Denise Woods, Kathleen Jones, Roberta Dennett, Anissa Johnson, Keri Thomas, Dan Metz. Not pictured: Clint Evans, Eden Sauzek. HHHi Saccea .ettenmaaf Sitting: Brett Middleton, Secretary; Dan Metz, President; Miles Mapel, Vice President; Steve Bratcher, Treasurer. Standing: Coach Dave Hunt, Coach Ralph Abston, Coach David Kehres, sponsors. The Oxford Lettermen have experienced a very successful year. With good organization and hard work by the officers, the club raised enough money to again contribute to the purchase of equipment for the weight room. All the coaches are thankful that the lettermen see fit to add to the future of Oxford athletics. It is a very positive way for the graduating let- termen to be a continuing help in wildcat athletic contests. The senior lettermen have made a big contribution to the successful season Oxford boys have had in all sports. A party will be given to honor those departing seniors. At the beginning of the year the officers were chosen: Dan Metz, President; Miles Mapel, Vice President; Brett Middleton, Secretary; Steve Brat- cher, Treasurer. Bottom row: Coach Ralph Abston, John Cooney, Tim Hatfield, Jeff Middleton, Keel White. Brett Middleton, Dan Metz, Kelly Marvmee, Coach Dave Hunt. Middle row-: Coach David Kehres, Curt Farha. Jerry Middleton, Rodney Clark, David Lowry. Steve Bratcher Ken Whaley, Jeff Gill, Donnie Stutzman. Top row: Travis Beaman, Miles Mapel, Tom Short, Jeff Leggett, Ronnie Gaither. Jimmie Neises, Ross Voge, Tracy Poovey, Bart Dennett. 37 octet toowtefo Tony Schmitz and Curtis Farha participated in the art competition at Fort Hays. Tony won three awards at the competition in the pen and ink division while Curt received an outstanding merit on one of his draw- ings. Tony is in sixth period art and Curt is in third period art. 38 Bart Dennett took part in the National Math Contest and was Oxford’s local winner. He is in the third period geometry class under Mr. Carman. Justina Young participated in the Butler County Business School’s competition at Butler County Community College and plac- ed third in Accounting 1. Over 300 students competed in Accounting 1, 2; Typing 1, 2; Shorthand 1, 2; Business Spelling; and Business Math. Other local participants in- cluded Jami Delp, Roberta Dennett, Michelle Deyoe, Shari Spatz, Sonia Young and Annisa Johnson. Ms. Hinkson, business teacher ac- companied the group. rfowict : Mr. Gary Barton presents award recognition to Brett Middleton and Dan Metz. Mrs. Glayda Wilcoxen presents awards to Denise Woods, Kelly Marymee, Kelley Bell, Justina Young, and Jennifer Long. 39 ,., ‘ityoctte £c.t Pefi (££cc ... Mrs. Sharlene Book, Home Ec; Mr. Frank Carman, Math (not pic- tured); Mrs. Roberta Hinkson, Business; and students Kenna Kendrick and Theresa Glasgow for Pep Club present awards to Peggy Swanson and Elaine Neises, Todd DeMint, Tom Short, Bart Den- nett, Justine Young, and Elaine Neises. 40 ‘Tftctaic — Mrs. Diane Bradbury and Mr. Paul Banks pre- sent chorus, Oxfordians, band, and stage band awards, also solo awards from district and regional contests. Pictured include Sandy White, Jamie Dempsey, Tammy Bingham, Julie Turner, Sandy Farha, Fredricka Damron, Julie Nethercot, Becky Woods, Brett Middleton, Tony Schmitz, Kelly Marrymee, and across the bottom Brett Middleton, Kelly Marymee, Becky Woods, Kenna Kendrick, Todd DeMint, Theresa Glasgow, Kristen Gill, Shari Spatz, Rick May, Eden Sauzek, and Fredricka Damron. Some of these peo- ple pictured received awards in both vocal and instrumen- tal music. 41 ' 4 T' GCrTfc Kb r?W Sfocnitf Pep Club Members: Left, top: Roberta Dennett, Michelle Deyoe, Keitha Adams, Elaine Neises, Sharon Abies, Jamie Lee. Theresa Glasgow, Peggy Swanson, Justina Young, Debbie Moore, Jami Delp. Shari Spatz. Middle: Julie Nethercott, Buffy Buss, JoDe Potucek, Tammy Lowry, Melynda Lacey, Sandy White, Mrs. McReynolds, (Sponsor), Kassa Collingsworth, Rhonda Smith, Dana Gaither, Tammy Bingham, Denise Woods, Sharry Taylor. Right: Catherine Elwood, Kenna Kendrick, Sandy Farha, Sabrina Marsh, Elaine Denson, Kandy Stover, Becky Woods, Sherry Wege, Annette Neises, Tonia Clark, Michelle Russell, Kristen Gill, Yvette Abston, Keri Thomas. Below, center: Cheerleaders Julie Turner, Sandy Bain, Kristy Hendricks, Angela Williams, Eden Sausek, and Mascot Lawrence Carson. 44 Pep Club members cheer at a football game. Above: Angie waves at the photographer while Kristy and Eden don’t look as thrilled to have their picture taken. Left: The cheerleaders do a mount during a time out. The 1984-85 Cheerleaders are: Top: Julie Turner, Angela Williams, Eden Sauzek, Kristy Hendricks, and Sandy Bain. Camp at Emporia was the first activi- ty, followed by football, basketball, and volleyball seasons. The cheerleaders held spirit days, bonfires, and pep rallies for school spirit. Left: Sandy, Eden, and Angie decide what routine to do for the pep rally. 45 The best person to ask about how a season went is who? The coach, right? So we went to Coach Hinkson to find out how the 1984 volleyball season went. “I feel like the 1984-85 volleyball season went much better than the record shows. The girls did a lot of growing in attitude and teamwork — two things I feel are far more important than a perfect record. Most of the varsity will be graduating this year and did a fine job as leaders.” Keitha Adams and Shari Spatz won All- League and All-League Honorable Mention respectively, and I congratulate them for these honors. Every coach would like to have more win these honors as I felt we should.” I would like to thank my assistant coach, Jan Slack, who did a great job helping me and coaching Junior Varsity. With the J.V. we had this year, next year should prove to be successful. First row: Dana Gaither, Annette Neises, Sherri Weger, Tonia Clark, Christi Smith, Shannon Johnson, Melynda Lacey, Tammy Lowry, Debbie Torres. Second: Sandy Bain, Eden Sauzek, Tammy Bingham, Keri Thomas, Michelle Russell, Kassa Collingsworth. Third: Coach Roberta Hinkson, Kristy Hendricks, Angie Williams, Sandy White. Jeanie Shelton, Assistant Coach Jan Slack. Fourth: Keitha Adams, Elaine Neises, Shari Spatz. Jami Delp, Roberta Dennett, Debbie Moore, Michelle Deyoe, Peggy Swanson, and Justina Young. Above: Justina bumped it; now what? WEST ELK CALDWELL CHRISTIAN CHALLENGE UDALL DEXTER CEDARVALE CENTRAL WEST ELK DEXTER CALDWELL CENTRAL WEST ELK SOUTH HAVEN ARGONIA UDALL DOUGLASS GARDEN PLAINE FAIRFIELD HAVEN CLEARWATER COLLEGIATE BLUESTEM DOUGLASS BLUESTEM Above: Drill it, Berta! Above: UGH Right: What form! Below: Slam it, Deyoe! “Doumf The 1984 football season was a very rewarding one. The record of 6-5 with three of the losses being by a combined total of only eight points. We again won our district and advanced further into state competition by defeating Pretty Prairie to win our Bi-district. We were defeated in our regional game with Claflin but the ex- perience will help us next year. Oxford is proud to say it was one of the top eight, 2-A football teams in 1984. Right top: The Cats in action. Bottom: “Look out!” Left, top: (letting fired up. Middle: Rodney Clark makes some yards. Bottom: Defense for the Wildcats. Top left: Oxford makes a tackle. Bottom left: Defense. Above: Oxford takes on Caldwell. Top, left; Travis Beeman, Steve Bratcher, Rodney Clark, Tom Short, Dan Metz, Jeff Leggett, Brett Middleton, Tim Hatfield, Head Coach Dave Hunt. Middle: John Cooney, Miles Mapel, Mark Jones, Jeff Middleton, Ken Whaley, Jerry Middleton, Bart Dennett, Jeff Gill, Assistant Coach David Kehres. Bottom: Assistant Coach Ralph Abston, Tony Schmitz, David Ballard, Bill Wollard, Curt Farha, Keel White, Robbie Janzen, David Lowry, Jim Neises. •_________________________________________________________ 49 '2 0i uten4., 20iwten4 , 20t uten { f As the Oxford girls’ head basketball coach for his second year, David Kehres should be proud. The team compiled an impressive 21-1 record and earned a trip to the 2A State Tournament. Coach Kehres gave his thoughts about the 1984-85 Wildcat season. “I want to congratulate everyone involved with the basket- ball season this year. We set a number of goals and we ac- complished the majority of these goals. For the first time in the history of Oxford, Garden Plain fell victim to us. There were two players that received outside honors, Michelle Deyoe and Keitha Adams. Michelle received All- League honors plus honorable mention 2A All-State by the Wichita Beacon. Keitha was also named All-League, 2A All- State first team by the Beacon. She also received 2A first team honors and third team All-Classes All-State by the Topeka Daily Capitol.” “I wish all the seniors the best of luck in the future. For the girls returning I hope they set goals to surpass what was ac- complished this season. I would like to express my thanks to Coach Rinehart for all the help and input he gave me and to the fans that came to watch the girls play.” Above: 1985 Wildcat Seniors! Team Members: Front row: Annette Neises, Elaine Neises, Julie Nethercot, Kassa Collingsworth, JoDe Potucek, Melynda Lacey, Kristy Hendricks, Michelle Russell, Kristen Gill, Tonia Clark, and Dana Gaither. Back row: Manager Catherine Elwood, Assistant Coach Greg Rinehart, Eden Sauzek, Jami Delp, Keitha Adams, Debbie Moore, Keri Thomas, Roberta Dennett, Michelle Deyoe, Tammy Lowry, Peggy Swanson, Sandy Bain, Head Coach David Kehres, Manager Rhonda Smith. 50 Top left: Help! I’m being squashed! Top right: EEK!! There is a mouse on the court! Middle left: Jump, Ber- ta! Middle right: Get it, Deyoe! Bot- tom left: SWOOSH! Bottom right: Way to dribble the ball, Elaine! SCOREBOARD Team Us Them Christian Challenge 73 24 South Haven 70 21 Garden Plain 46 42 West Elk 65 35 Augusta 66 57 Udall 69 44 Conway Springs 60 32 Dexter 66 38 Caldwell 53 47 West Elk 47 38 Bluestem 44 61 Central 51 38 Belle Plaine 45 41 Central 54 37 Argonia 65 28 Bluestem 56 55 Cedar Vale 69 42 Douglass 49 37 South Barber 65 46 Berean Academy 52 27 Flint Hills 54 26 Central 72 51 Linn 37 43 51 Seniors get together for a picture. They are left to right: Tracy Poovey, Dan Metz, Brett Middleton, Keel White. The basketball team is, top row: Coach Dave Hunt, Shayne Morris, Rodney Clark, Tom Short, Dan Metz, Wade Metz, Brett Middleton. Middle row: Bart Dennett, Mark Jones, Jeff Gill, Jerry Middleton, Steve Bratcher, Ken Whaley, Ronnie Gaither. Bottom row: Tracy Poovey, Keel White, Tony Schmitz, Robbie Janzen. The 1984 basketball season was a very surprising one. Although everyone knew there was a solid group of return- ing players, the thought of winning the S.C.B.L. League was not high on the list of possibilities. The record of 15-5, league title, second place finish in the league tournament and the advancement into the second round of the sub- state play offs were a result of the teamwork and dedica- tion of the whole basketball team. Keel White, above dribbles down the Above: Rodney Clark shoots a free throw. Brett, Tommy, and Dan set up for Defense. Above: Dan Metz gets the jump ball. Keel White, and Rodney Clark play tough defense. 7'foncCtuU- tycUti “?tCo tte«t£ccm For the most part, this year’s track team was young but talented, with many freshmen and sophomore members. Michelle Deyoe and Peggy Swanson, both seniors, and Tom Short, a sophomore went to regionals and Tom entered state. Both Coach Hunt and Coach Abston were pleased with the attitude and desire for winning shown throughout the season. Top: Julie Nethercott and Jeanne Shelton warm up on their relay hand-off. Middle: Julie Nethercott gets set in her blocks and below, right, she dashes for the finish line. Left: The 1985 track managers are Elaine Denson and Yvette Abston. Girls’ Track members are, Front row: Kristen Gill, Michelle Russell, Annette Neises, Dana Gaither, Rhonda Smith. Back row: Sandy Bain, Eden Sauzek, Keri Thomas, Michelle Deyoe, Kassa Collingsworth. Not pictured: Peggy Swanson, Jeanne Shelton, Julie Nethercott, Tonia Clark, Buffy Buss. On their way to regionals are Peggy Swanson, Jeff Gill, Jeff Middleton, Ross Voge, Ken Whaley, Tom Short, Donnie Stutzman, Brett Middleton, Michelle Deyoe, and Curt Farha. I rfllDUn 45 55 76t tc£tuU. on t£e “TPCove The Boys Track Team is above: Top: Todd Demintt, Jeff Leggett, Jerry Middleton, Tom Short, Ross Voge, Curt Farha, Brett Middleton. Bottom row: John Cooney, Tracy Poovey, Jeff Middleton, Donnie Stutzman. Not pictured are Jeff Gill, and Miles Maple. 56 Above: Brett crosses the finish line. Right: Curt gets set in the starting blocks. Top left picture: Brett Middleton fights for first place. Right: Tom Short in the lead. Middle left: Curt and Jerry are trying to stay warm, while Jeff looks like he is hungry. Right: Miles and Jeff are goofing off. Left: The relay team gets together for a group shot. 57 'ZOiCcC tf Jami Delp reigned as Miss Oxford, Peggy Swanson as Miss Geuda Springs, and Cathy Betzen as Miss Ashton. Friday, Oct. 26, the queens attended a presentation at the Ark City gymnasium and attended a queen’s Ball. Saturday, the queens rode on yellow mustangs in the Arkalalah parade. The football Homecoming was held on Friday, Oct. 19. The Homecoming Queen was Debbie Moore with her escort Keel White. Attendants were Shari Spatz escorted by Brett Mid- dleton, Michille Deyoe with Jeff Middleton. The theme song was “Hard Habit to Break”. This year the queens rode in older model trucks. The Basketball Homecoming was held Friday, Feb 8. The Homecoming Queen was Justina Young with her escort Dan Metz. Attendants were Roberta Dennet with her escort Rodney Clark, and Julie Turner with Brett Middleton. The theme song was “All I Need.” Upper right: Jami Delp reigning as Miss Oxford. Lower left: Miss Oxford and Miss Otto rides through the Arkalah parade. Lower middle: Cathy Betzen reigns as Miss Ashton. Lower right: Peggy Swanson reigns as Miss Geuda Springs. 58 Left: Football Homecoming Queen, Debbie Moore with her escort Keel White. Attendants were Shari Spatz with Brett Middleton, and Michelle Deyoe with Jeff Middleton. Below: Waiting patiently to recognize the new queen. Lower left:.. .And the winner is ... Lower right: Basketball Homecoming Queen, Justina Young with her escort Dan Metz. Attendants were Julie Turner with Brett Middleton, and Roberta Dennet with Rodney Clark. 'ZO esie t e iCce CAST Mary Call Jennifer Long Devola Anissa Johnson Romey Justina Young Ima Dean Theresa Glasgow Kiser Pease Dan Metz Goldie Pease Keri Thomas Mr. Connell Kelly Marymee Mrs. Connell Michelle Deyoe Miss Breathitt Shari Spatz Gaither Graybeal Todd DeMint Alma Graybeal Kassa Collingsworth Lacey Becky Woods Chester Jeff Middleton Sammy Tammy Bingham Hannah Jo Denise Woods Junior Chad Long Preacher Brett Middleton Far right: Romey and Ima Dean sit in their wagon. Below: Mary Call argues with her son, Romey. Background, Devola, seated, and her sister, Ima Dean. 62 s t cc c 4 a cc V a cc 1. Jimmy Neises, Junior vice-president, reads the Senior will amidst laughs. 2. Seniors, Juniors, and teachers chow down. The beginnings of the 84-85 prom started way before the week of that exciting night of prom. First, to raise money for prom, the Juniors sold magazines. After that hassle was over, they started to make decisions that would affect that eventful night. The ceiling was draped with baby blue and silver crepe paper. To enter, guests walked on a white bridge that was over a large rock pond. At the - end of the bridge stood two park lamps. The rock pond was surrounded by lush plants, while in the rocks were colorful spring flowers. Inside the pond swam lively golfish with crawling turtles. The back wall was draped in sheets of dark blue crepe paper to give a “finishing” night effect. The banquet meal consisted of tossed salad, grilled steaks, buttered corn, baked potato, and rich cherry cheesecake. The delicious meal was prepared by the Junior mothers and by Jim Miller, who cooked the C steaks. The entertainment of the evening was provided by the Junior girls quartet, Kelly Bell, Sandy Bain, Kenna Kendrick, and Sandy White who sang the theme song, “Stuck On You.” The music for the dance was provided by KBUZ. 1. WOW! What an entrance to the prom. 2. What are y’all standin’ out here fer? 3. Anticipa- tion grows before the dance begins. 4. Boy, don’t you get dizzy looking up at a sparkling ceiling. 5. Kelley Bell, Kenna Kendrick, Sandy Bain, San- dy White, Junior girls quartet, sings the theme song. 6. Hey now, the water from the pond goes outside, not on Kenna and Angie. 7. Heave! Ho! The Junior class places the bridge for prom. 65 The annual Ice Cream Social was Tuesday, May 21, from 5:00 to 7:00. The fashion shows were at 5:45 and 6:30. Then the talent show started at 7:00. The art and woods were displayed in the gymnasium. 7 7ce ( rceim SacCaC Top, left: “Come on, Guys, I want some ice cream!” Right: “Make up your mind. We don’t have all day.” Middle, left: Candy walking her niece, Amber, in the fashion show. Right: “Material Girls” is the theme for the fashion show. Bottom, left: “You can stop posing now, Eden.” Left: “Now what do we do?” 1. Jennifer Long’s art display. 2. Ross Voge displayed his water bed. 3. Junior ensemble singing “Stuck on You.” 4. Brett singing his heart out! 5. Kenna did a tap dance for the talent show. 6. Jimmie Neises’ dresser and Jeff Gill’s clock. 7. Oxfordians ended the talent show with a bang! 8. Kelley performs her two songs. 67 Ti alitia 'pcw. Shari and Debbie have a collision in their bumper cars. Let’s hurry to the bus before it starts raining again. What a group! Nice car Berta. I thought we were going to Hollywood. 68 Say Cheese. You think they left us? California Girls Keel looks hungry. Are we here yet? I think we go that way. Take the picture. We want to ride the rides. ryj yV.y Ifcii —I - Introducting the 1985 Senior class. The graduation ceremony was May 16, at 8:00 p.m. in the gym- nasium. The guest speaker was Mr. Ira White, who was a teacher at Ox- ford. The Seniors marched in to “Pomp and Circumstance” played by the Oxford High Band. The top 10% of the class were Jami Delp, Shari Spatz; Valedictorian — Justina Young: Salutatorian — Michelle Deyoe. 71 'jDzo tuyte 'P'iceCe at O.tyJity. The OJH band marched in the annual Watermelon Feed, Southwestern Band Day, and the Arkalala parade at which the band received an I rating. They did a half-time show with the Senior High band at a High School football game. To get into the Christmas spirit, the Jr. High band was in a Christmas concert. League Music Festival came next and they tied for third place in League. At the end of the year, the band presented a spring concert. The OJH Chorus started the year with a fall concert on November 13. Then they were in the Christmas program with the Jr. High band, Sixth grade chorus, and the High school band and chorus. Four chorus members were chosen to sing at the KMEA all-state Jr. High Choir. They are Crystal Howard, Hilary Sauzek, Joel Horsch, and Jason Catlin. The chorus attended League contest, April 16, at Cedervale where the chorus received an I rating and five seventh grade soloists received a II rating. The seventh grade and eighth grade ensembles both received II ratings. The chorus also ended the year with a spring concert. The sixth grade chorus started with a program on November 13. They also performed in the Christmas program and went to the Fourth National Bank, Wichita, during the Christmas season. They had a program called the Grapevine Connection which they performed at Dexter, also. At League Contest, the chorus received an I rating and the eight soloists also received I ratings. Then they were in the Elementary program, May 9, at which they wound the Maypole. O.J.H. Band: First row: Sherry Myrick, Hilary Sauzek, Dama Oliver, Crystal Howard, Angela Webster, Jamie Donley. Sec- ond row: Audra Flickinger, Jamie Johnson, Debra Wege, Charlene Creed, Jenny Davis, Linda Davis, Amy Madison, Michelle Ward, Debra Tredway, Robert Dorman, Michael Peters, Travis Scott, Buel Mattix, Cristine Thompson. Third row: Brad Young, Chad Gressel, Tony Rush, Joe Staddard, Jeffrey Sawyer, Jeramie Owens, Jared Bratcher, Jason Metz, Cristian Abston, T. L. Price, Aaron Oliver, Brian Lemke, Jason Catlin, Clinton Bales, Jennifer Rivers, Rachel Bratcher, David Parks. Fourth row: Paul Banks, Director; Blake Nethercot, Jeremy Neal, Joel Horsch, Adam Oliver, Mary Prochaska, Michael Kelley, and Jeremy Moore. Below: The show goes on. 74 O.J.H. Chorus: First row: Charlene Creed, Michelle Smith, Robert Dorman, Engene Thomas, Audra Flickinger, Carlina Teague, Cherri Gargis, Rachel Alsip, Tia Evens, Blake Nethercot, Cristine Thompson. Second row: Rachel Bratcher, Dama Oliver, Denise Goentzel, Joel Horsch, Louise Hall, Charity Brown, Hilary Sauzek, Debra Stover, Jami Rebold, Tyson De- Mint, Crystal Howard, Michael Kelley. Third row: Kathy Rackstraw, Sherry Myrick, Adam Oliver, Debra Wege, Mary Pro- chaska, Jason Catlin, Brian Lemke, Jami Johnson, Nikki Owens, Jeffrey Sawyer, Dallas O’Hearn, Diane Bradbury, Director. Sixth Gtade Chorus: First row: Mark Wynn, Travis Scott, Buel Mattix, Justin Rouch, Davin Moore, Joe Henning, Jeramie Owens, Christian Abston, Jared Bratcher, Brad Young, Trina Higgins, Chad Moore. Second row: Jeramie Moore, Joseph Stoddard, Michael Peters, Tony Rush, Jamie Donley, James Dempsey, Jennifer Davis, Kent Collingsworth, Brian Skibbe, Shelby Connor, David Parks. Third row: Angela Webster, Herb Lemke, Amy Madison, Chris Womack, Michelle Ward, Clinton Bales, Bradly Foster, Jason Metz, Melissa Shelton, Linda Davis, Jennifer Rivers, and Diane Bradbury; Director. 00 f¥ (z eerdeacLenA The 1984-85 Jr. High cheerleaders are Hilary Sauzek, Mary Prohaska, Rachel Bratcher, Crystal Howard, Dama Oliver, and Cherri Gargis. Above: Cherri Gargis, Dama Oliver, and Crystal Howard. Dama Oliver and Rachel Bratcher: Boy, do they have their eyes on something. 0?aCC Sfionfo The 1984-85 volleyball players are: 1st row: L. Hall, T. Barton, H. Sauzek, C. Gargis, L. Drew, C. Creed. 2nd row: N. Owens, C. Teague, T. Burton, D. Tred- way, M. Smith, D. Oliver, C. Howard, J. Rebold. 3rd row: S. Myrick, C. Thompson, M. Prohaska, D. Wege, J. Johnson, R. Bratcher, K. Rakestraw, and Coach Leland Schaffer. The 1984-85 football players are: 1st row: C. Creed, J. Elwood, R. Dor- man, C. Gressel, B. Nethercott, T. L. Price, E. Thomas, M. Hatfield. Second row: J. Thomas, J. Shepherd, J. Horsch, A. Oliver. M. Smith, J. Hen- dricks, A. Oliver, J. Sawyer, J. Neal. Third row: Coach David Kehres, E. Hall, D. VanDeest, H. Denson, B. Limpkee, S. Deyoe, T. Hayes, S. Knapp, Coach R. Parks. 77 7oww tpteat Again the Junior High girls were undefeated leaving a two year record of 26-0. The girls also posted a relatively easy first turn over arch-rival Belle Plaine by a score of 39-30. Each game the girls progressed and by tournament time, they were the team to beat. During the tournament they won the quarter finals match over Douglas by a score of 25-20; the semi-finals over Udall, 43-15; and a final victory over Belle Plaine of 19-21. The Boys Basketball team won the west division and were tournament champions on the way to a 12-0 season. The boys posted a hard fought win of 52-36 over Belle Plaine in their first division encounter. Cen- tral of Burden was the only team that played the Wildcats close in regular season play. During the tourna- ment the Wildcats posted victories of 54-30 over West Elk; 49-28 over Udall; and a final thriller of 38-30 over Central of Burden. Back row: Kathy Rakestraw, Denise Goentzel, Debra Tredway, Sherry Myrick, Nikki Owens, Mary Prohaska, Debra Wege, Jamie Johnson, Crystal Howard, Rachel Bratcher. Front row: Tina Burton, Cherri Garsis, Tammy Burton, Dama Oliver, Jamie Rebold, Hilary Sauzek, Christine Thompson, Louise Hall, Charlene Creed. Back row: Justin Shepherd, Jody Hendricks, Aaron Oliver, Mike Smith, Tim Hayes, Hank Denson, Jason Catlin, Steven Deyoe, Ernest Hall, Adam Oliver, Jeff Sawyer, Coach Lonnie Bratcher. Front row: T. L. Price, Robbie Dorman, Chris Creed, Mike Kelley, Joel Horsch, Jeremy Neal, Tyson DeMint, Jeff Elwood, Blake Nethercot, Chad Gressel. 78 _______tyet Set — The boys’ and girls’ track teams had a successful year. At each track meet, they either placed second or third. To top the year off, the boy’s track team broke three records. Jason Catlin topped the high-jump record with a jump of 5'6 and the 75 m. hurdle’s record with a time of 11.15 seconds. Hank Denson, Marc Hatfield, Drake Van Deest, and Jason Catlin topped the Medley relay record with the Coaches are Mr. Parks and Mr. Peck. Standing: Chris Creed. Mike Smith. Jeff Sawyer. Drake Van Deest, Christine time of 1 57.65. 1 he Thompson, Mary Prohaska, Tim Hayes, Sean Knapp, Jason Catlin, Dustin Denson, Ernest Hall, Debra Wege, track season W3S Jamie Johnson. Nikki Owens. Brian Lemke, Jeff Thompson. Hands on knees: Tyson DeMint, Jody Hendricks, Joel . , , , , , Horsch. Crystal Howard. Aaron Oliver, Sherry Mvrick, Hilary Sauzek. Kathy Rakestraw, Rachel Bratcher. Michael enjoyed by both the Kelley. Sitting down: Charlene Creed, Michelle Smith, Tina Burton. Chad Gressel, Cherri (iargis, Jeff Elwood, team and the COacheS. Blake Nethercot, Marcus Hatfield. T. I,. Price. Denise Goentzel. 1. Jamie handing off to Charlene in the girls’ relay. 2. Jason Catlin trying to break another record. 3. Go for it Rachel! 4. Now wait a minute, aren’t you guys and gals supposed to be running. 5. Hello, there. 0'uuie Shelly Bieler Rachel Bratcher Charity Brown Tina Burton Greg Clements Chris Creed Hank Denson Steven Deyoe Lauri Drew Cherri Gargis Ernest Hall Louise Hall Shannon Hardmen Mark Hatfield Tim Hayes Joel Horsch Crystal Howard Sean Knapp Sherry Myrick Dallas O’Hearn Aaron Oliver Adam Oliver Dama Oliver Nikki Owens Mary Prochaska Kathy Rakestraw Hilary Sauzek Justin Shepherd Mike Smith Debra Stover Jeff Thomas Christine Thompson Drake VanDeest Smile Dama. Kathy looks a little em- bar rased. 80 Rachael Alsip Tammy Burton Lorie Calvin Charlene Creed Tyson Demint Robert Dorman Jeff Elwood Tia Evens Audra Flickinger Denise Goentzel Chad Gressel Jody Hendricks Jamie Johnson Mike Kelley Brian Lempke Jeromy Neal Blake Nethercot T. L. Price Jami Rebold Jeff Sawyer Terry Shockey Michlle Smith Carlina Teague Eugene Thomas Debra Tredway Debbie Wege Far left: Jamie Johnson is studying for a science test. Jody Hendricks is running to lunch. Above: Debbie Wege is reading, while Robbie Dorman is having fun. 81 f c X z d e Jimmy Lee Herb Lemke Buel Mattix Amy Madison Jason Metz Chad Moore Davin Moore Jeremy Moore Jeramie Owens David Parks Mike Peters Cindy Picked Jennifer Rivers Justin Rouch Tony Rush Travis Scott Mellissa Shelton Brian Skibbe Joe Stoddard Michelle Ward Angela Webster Marc Wynn Brad Young Not pictured: Chris Womack 82 Christian Abston Clinton Bales Jared Bratcher Kent Collingsworth Shelby Conner Jennifer Davis Linda Davis Jamie Donley Bradley Foster Joe Henning Trina Higgins Michael Hills Jonathan Jones Left: All dressed up. ► Right: Good ’ol boys. ► Left: Get down and boogie. ► Right: Computer whiz. ► Lowell Adams Mrs. Schiff Tyson Abies Chad Bartelson Christine Bieler Henry Bieler Brande Brown Jake Burr Bryan Buss Misty Carson Joey Coffey Nathan Cook Jason Delp Heather Gargis Jeffrey Goyer Daysha Lee Mike Little Melissa Miller Amanda Neal Amy Neises Karen Price Kevin Price Crystal Rivers Maria Rowe Buffy Sawyer Carrie Shaffer Patricia Shelton Camille Sneed Leslie Starlin Stephen Stephens Angela Woods Upper left: Fifth grade’s pumpkins. Lower left: Angela Woods dissects her pumpkin. Right: “0-0-0 Yuck.” Middle: “What! Everybody hard at work.” 83 1 Mrs. Jean Rodman Mrs. Carolyn Sneed Nicholas Abston Stephanie Adams Troy Clark Cristy Coffey Wade Crain Brent Creed Curtis Goentzel Christina Gosselin Sabrina Hall Tanya Hayes Jon Hege Thomas Henning Sheila Horinek Janelle Jenkins Marvin Jones Amy Kreidler April Lemke Chad Mayberry Chad Moore Wade Moore Daniel Pasman Justin Payne Elizabeth Rebold Larry Rohling Layla Rouch Stephanie Sauzek Tricia Scott Jennifer Scott Angela Shaffer Craig Sneed Tiffany Utt Corey Vaughn Ryan Webster Left: Smile, you’re on candid camera. Above: Don’t you dare take my picture. 84 Louise Crain Rose Walker Cassie Bales Mark Bieler Robert Bowlby Ginger Carson Dustin Conner Heath Cooper Angela Davis o c % ct et e Jeff Donley Jeff Dreiling Hyriam Flemming Wilbur Gosselin Roy Hervey Brandy Knowles Eric Lacey Corey Lankton 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 Bobby Welty Julie Welty Danny Wollard Donny Wollard Katrina Wollard Above: Look pretty for the camera. Above: Mrs. Walkers class holds election. 85 e % c a ct e Jenny Kreidler Chad Long Heather Marymee Rachel Morton Jeff Nethercott Heath Nixon Mac Pingry Justin Rankin Phillip Rush Marcie Shaffer Jennifer Starlin Shane Starlin Jamie Thomas Michael Tredway Jennifer Turner Amy Utt Craig Wartick Jamie Widener Carrie Works Jane Moore Jan Witte Amy Crain Naaman Darby James Dargel Jason Gall Brandon Gressel Randy Havner Patrick Hendricks Dallas Henry Christy Hills Kimberly Houk Ellie Johnson Not pictured: Steve Lawson Lselie Parson Danielle Ring Kyle Ruyle Stephanie Voyles 86 Left: Ellie Johnson studies hard. Right: Boy this sure does taste good. Sarah Hervey Christina Hetzler Heather Huffman Paul Jordan Timothy Just Mrs. Claudia Hopkins Mrs. Wagner James Bieler Dustin Cook Michael Evans Andrew Flemming Jamie Hamilton Lesley Heater Christopher Knapp Mike Lee Elizabeth Lamke Lily Mattix Shanon Moore Weylin Paris Denise Parson Allison Paton Charrisa Rouch Kasey Sawyer Bret Shaffer Desiree Schultz Rae Lynn Skibbe Colette Sneed Amy Thompson William Weldin Rebecca Wilson CleAnn Wynn 4 t Right: Peek-a-boo! X -M.M ‘TC.Cctctenytviteti JoAnne Green Shelly Bartelson Charles Brown Lacey Browning Brent Foster Jon Havner Laura Hetzler Joshua Jarvis Jason Jordan Elizabeth King Justin Kreidler Amber Morris Jess Neal Katherine Pasman Clinton Potucek Bennie Rush Daniel Spoon Stacy Starlin Kelly Utt Brandy Works Top row: Kevin Ruyle, Bennie Rush, Daniel Spoon, Charles Brown, Brent Foster. Bottom row: Clinton Potucek, Nick Ruyle, Shelly Bartelson, Katherine Pasman, Lacey Browning. 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Suite 300 • First National Bank Building 908 Main Windfield, Kansas 221-4857 Winfield, Kansas 67156 101 Ovutex yf bles, Sharon 4, 10, 34, T 44 bles, Tyson 87 Abston, Christian 76, 86 Abston, Nicholas 88 Abston, Ralph 20, 37, 49 Abston, Yvette 16, 34, 35, 44 Adams, Keitha 4,10, 26, 34, 35, 36, 42,44, 46, 50 Adams, Lowell 87 Adams, Stephanie 88 Alsip, Rachael 77, 85 Alsip, Shawn 16 ain, Sandy 14, 26, 27, 28, 30, 34, 44,45, 46,50 Bales, Cassie 89 Bales, Clinton 876,86 Ballard, David 18, 49 Ballard, Jim 16 Banks, Paul 20, 30,76 Bartelson, Chad 87 Batrelson, Shelly 92 Barton, Gary 21 Beeman, Shirley 22 Beeman, Travis 16, 25, 37, 49 Bell, Kelley 14, 32,60 Betzen, Cathy 4,10, 26, 29, 34, 35, 58, 69 Betzen, Cindy 18, 34 Betzen, Pat 14, 34 Bieler, Christine 87 Bieler, Henry 87 Bieler, James 91 Bieler, Mark 89 Bieler, Shelly 84 Bieler, Sherry 16, 35 Bingham, Tammy 16, 30,32, 33, 34, 44,46, 62 Book, Sharlene 21, 24, 34 Bowlby, Robert 89 Bradbury, Diane 20, 32,77 Bratcher, Jared 76, 86 Bratcher, Lonnie 22, 82 Bratcher, Rachel 76,77, 80, 81, 83,84 Bratcher, Steve 14, 26, 37, 49, 52 Brown, Brande 87 Brown, Charity 77, 84 Brown, Charles 92 Brown, Iona 23 Browning, Lacey 92 Bursack, Mike 18 Burton, Tammy 82, 83,85 Burton, Tina 81, 82,83, 84 Burr, Jake 87 Buss, Bryon 87 Buss, Buffy 18, 24, 32, 34, 44 Buss, Ken 22 alvin, Lorie 85 f arman, Frank 20 arson, Ginger 89 Carson, Lawrence 18, 44 Carson, Misty 87 Catlin, Jason 82, 83 Clark, Jerry 22 Clark, Rodney 14, 36, 37, 49, 52, 59 Clark, Tonia 18, 30, 25, 34, 35, 44, 46, 50 Clark, Troy 88 Clements, Greg 84 Coffey, Cristy 88 Coffey, Joey 87 Cole, Ray 4,10, 36,69 Collingsworth, Kassa 16, 32, 34, 35, 44,46, 50, 62 Collingsworth, Kent 86 Conner, Dustin 89 Conner, Shelby 86 Cook, Dustin 91 Cook, Nathan 87 Cooney, John 16, 26, 37, 49, 56 Cooper, Brian 16, 24 Cooper, Heath 89 Crain, Amy 90 Crain, Clayton 14 Crain, Louise 89 Crain, Wade 88 Creed, Brent 88 Creed, Charlene 76, 77,81, 82, 83, 85 Creed, Chris 82, 83,84 Creed, Donna 23 MM amron, Fredricka 17 amron, RaNae 4,11 arby, Naaman 90 Dargel, James 90 Davis, Angela 89 Davis, Jennifer 76, 86 Davis, Linda 76, 86 Delp, Jami 4, 11, 26, 27, 35, 36, 42, 44,46, 50,58, 69 Delp, Jason 87 Demint, Todd 18, 32, 33, 56, 62 Demint, Tyson 77, 82, 83, 85 Dempsey, Jamie Lee 4,11, 32, 33, 34, 44 Dennett, Bart 16, 25, 36, 37, 38, 49, 52 Dennett, Roberta 4, 11, 26, 27, 34, 35, 36, 44,46, 50, 59, 69 Denson, Elaine 16, 34, 35, 44 Denson, Hank 81, 82,83, 84 Deyoe, Michelle 5, 7,11, 28, 26, 27, 34, 35, 36,44, 46, 50,59, 62, 69 Deyoe, Steven 81, 82,84 Donley, James 22 Donley, Jamie 76, 86 Donley, Jeff 89 Dorman, Robert 76, 77,81, 82, 85 Drew, Lauri 81, 84 lwood, Catherine 16, 30, 32, 33, 34, 44, 50 lwood, Jeff 81, 82, 83, 85 Embrey, Tulsa 16 Estes, Tara 32 Evans, Clint 16, 36 Evans, Michael 91 Evans, Tia 77, 85 arna, Curt 16, 26, 37, 38, ft 49, 56, 57 arha, Sandy 16, 30, 32, 102 33,34,44,61 Ferguson, Scott 16 Flemming, Andrew 91 Flemming, Hyriam 89 Flickinger, Audra 76, 77,85 Ford, Leslie 18 Foster, Bradley 86 Foster, Brent 92 aither, Dana 18, 24,32, 34, 44,46, 50 aither, Ronnie 14, 25, 37,52 Gall, Jason 90 Gargis, Cherri 77, 81, 82, 83, 84 Gargis, Heather 87 George, Avin 22 Gill, Jeff 14, 37,49, 52,56 Gill, Kristin 17, 30,32, 33,34, 44, 50 Glasgow, Theresa 5, 7,11, 34, 26, 33, 44, 60,62, 69 Goentzel, Curtis 88 Goentzel, Denise 77, 82,83, 85 Gosselin, Christina 88 Gosselin, Wilbur 89 Goyer, Jeffery 87 Green, JoAnne 92 Gressel, Brandon 90 Gressel, Chad 76, 81,82, 83,85 all, Ernest 81, 83,84 f r all, Louise 77, 81,82, 84 all, Sabrina 88 Hamilton, Jamie 91 Hardmen, Shannon 84 Hatfield, Mark 81, 83,84 Hatfield, Tim 5,11,37, 49, 69 Havner, Jon 92 Havner, Randy 90 Hayes, Tanya 88 Hayes, Tim 81, 82,83, 84 Heater, Lesley 91 Hege, Jon 88 Hemphill, Leota 23 Hendricks, Jody 81, 82,83, 85 Hendricks, Kristy 14, 28, 34, 35, 42, 44,45, 46, 50 Hendricks, Patrick 90 Henning, Joe 86 Henning, Thomas 88 Henry, Dallas 90 Hervey, Roy 89 Hervey, Sarah 91 Hetzler, Christina 91 Hetzler, Laura 92 Higgins, Trina 86 Hills, Michael 86 Hills, Christy 90 Hills, Shelia 18, 32, 34 Hinkson, Roberta 21, 25,46 Hopkins, Claudia 91 Horinek, Sheila 88 Horsch, Joel 76, 77, 81, 82,83, 84 Houk, Kimberly 90 Howard, Crystal 76, 77, 80, 81, 82, 83, 84 Huffman, Heather 91 Hunt, Dave 20, 37,43, 49, 52 anzen, Robert 18, 49, 52 arvis, Joshua 7, 92 enkins, Janelle 88 Jenkins, Ricky 14 Johnson, Anissa 5,11, 32, 34, 36, 62,69 Johnson, Elbe 90 Johnson, Jamie 76, 77, 81, 82, 83,85 Johnson, Shannon 18, 24, 32, 34, 46 Jones, Jonathan 86 Jones, Kathy 5,11, 29, 34, 36 Jones, Mark 18, 26, 49, 52 Jones, Marvin 88 Jones, Paul Jordan,Jason 92 Jordan, Paul 91 Just, Timothy 91 ehres, David 21, 37,49, 50,81 elley, Mike 76, 77,82, 83,85 Kemp, Donna 23 Kendrick, Kenna 14, 33,34, 44, 60 King, Elizabeth 92 Knapp, Christopher 91 Knapp, Sean 81, 83, 84 Knowles, Brandy 89 Kreidler, Amy 88 Kreidler, Jenny 90 Kreidler, Justin 92 p lo d acey, Eric 89 acey, Melinda 18, 30, 34, 44,46, 50 Lankton, Corey 89 Lankton, Kip Lawson, Steve Lee, Daysha 87 Lee, Jimmy 86 Lee, Mike 91 Lee, Odessa 89 Leggett, Jeff 17, 49, 26, 32, 37, 56 Lempke, April 88 Lempke, Brian 76, 77,81, 83, 85 Lempke, Elizabeth 91 Lempke, Herb 86 Linnaberry, Jerry 5,11 Little, Mike 87 Long, Chad 62, 90 Long, Jennifer 17, 34,60, 62 Lowry, David 17, 26, 37 Lowry, Mark 17 Lowry, Tammy 18, 26,30, 34, 44, 46, 50 adison, Amy 76, 86 adison, Tevra 89 apel, Miles 5, 11,37, 49, 56, 57, 68 Marsh, Sabrina 18, 34,44 Martin, Deborah 89 Marymee, Heather 90 Marymee Kelly 5, 7, 11, 30, 32, 33, 37, 62, 69 Mattix, Buel 76, 86 103 Mattix, Lily 91 May, Rick 30, 33 Mayberry, Chad 88 Mayberry, Linda 23 Mayberry, Mathew 18, 32 McKinley, Irene 20, 29 McReynolds, Kirsten 21 McRenolds, William 20 Metz, Dan 5, 36, 37, 43, 49, 52, 59, 62 Metz, Jason 76, 86 Metz, Moran 8, 69 Metz, Wade 18, 52 Middleton, Brett 7, 8,11, 32, 33, 37,43,49,52,57,62 Middleton, Christopher 89 Middleton, Jeff 7,8,11,26,37, 49, 56,57, 59,62, 69 Middleton, Jerry 17, 37,49, 52, 56, 57 Miller, Derek 8,11 Miller, Melissa 87 Moore, Chad A. 88 Moore, Chad H. 86 Moore, Davin 86 Moore, Debbie 7, 8,11, 26, 29, 34, 36,44, 46, 50, 59,69 Moore, Gretchen 17, 29, 34 Moore, Jane 90 Moore, Jeremy 76, 86 Moore, Shannon 91 Moore, Wade 88 Morris, Amber 92 Morris, Arvin 89 Morris, Ashley 89 Morris, Connie 23 Morris, Ronald 23 Morris, Shayne 17, 52 Morton, Rachel 90 Myrick, Jennifer 89 Myrick, Robert 23 Myrick, Sherry 76, 77,81, 83, 84 eal, Amanda 87 eal, Jeromy 76, 81, 82, 85 Neal, Jess 92 Neises, Amy 46, 87 Neises, Annette 18,44, 50 Neises, Elaine 8,11, 26, 36,44, 46,50 Neises, Jimmie 7,14, 26, 37,49 Nethercott, Blake 76, 77,81, 82, 83, 85 Nethercott, Jeff 90 Nethercott, Julie 18, 25,30, 34, 35, 44, 50 Nixon, Heath 90 ’Hern, Brody 89 ’Hearn, Dallas 77, 84 liver, Aaron 76, 81,82, 83, 84 Oliver, Adam 76,81,82, 84 Oliver, Dama 76, 77,80, 81, 82, 84 Ostrander, Pat 23 Owens, Jeramie 76, 86 Owens, Nikki 77, 81,82, 83, 84 aris, Brandon 89 aris, Weylin 91 arks, David 76, 86 Parks, Randy 81, 83 Parks, Sue 21, 24 Parsons, Brian 89 Parsons, Denise 91 Parsons, May Ann 83 Pasman, Daniel 88 Pasman, Katherine 92 Paton, Allison 91 Payne, Justin 88 Payne, Kim 18 Peck, Lawrence 83 Peters, Jerrod 89 Peters, Mike 76, 86 Picked, Cindy 86 Pingry, Mac 90 Poovey, Tracy 8,11, 30, 37, 52, 56 Potucek, Clinton 92 Potucek, JoDe 18, 25,34, 44, 50 Price, Karen 87 Price, T. L. 76,81,82, 83,85 Prochaska, Mary 76,80,81, 82, 83,84 ader, Mary 23 akestraw, Kathy 77, 82, 83, 84 Rankin, Justin 90 Rebold, Elizabeth 88 Rebold, Jami 77, 82, 85 Rinehart, Greg 50, 21 Ring, Danielle Rivers, Crystal 87 Rivers, Jennifer 76,86 Rodman, Jean 88 Rohling, Jennifer 89 Rohling, Larry 88 Rouch, Charrisa 91 Rouch, Justin 86 Rouch, Layla 88 Rouch, Maria 87 Rush, Bennie 92 Rush, Phillip 90 Rush, Phyllis 23 Rush, Tony 86 Russell, Michelle 17, 26, 30, 34, 44,46, 50 Ruyle, Kyle Ruyle, Kevin 92 Ruyle, Nick 92 auzek, Eden 17, 30,34, 36,44,45,46,50 auzek, Hilary 76, 77,80, 81,82,83, 84 Sauzek, Roy 22 Sauzek, Stephanie 88 Sawyer, Bill 23 Sawyer, Buffy 87 Sawyer, F. Richard 22 Sawyer, Jeff 76,77,81, 82, 83, 85 Sawyer, Kasey 91 Schiff, Maurita 87 Schmitz, Tony 18, 33,38, 49, 53 Schultz, Desirree 91 Scott, Jennifer 88 Scott, Travis 76, 86 Scott, Tricia 88 Shaffer, Angela 88 Shaffer, Bret 91 104 Shaffer, Carrie 87 Shaffer, Leland 81 Shaffer, Marcia 90 Shelton, Jeanne 14, 34, 45, 46 Shelton, Melissa 86 Shepard, Justin 81, 82,84 Shockey, Charles 9, 11 Shockey, Terry 85 Short, Tom 17, 36, 49, 52, 56, 57 Skibbe, Brian 86 Skibbe, Rae Lynn 91 Slack, Keith 9,11, 69 Smith, Christi 32, 46 Smith, George 23 Smith, Michelle 77, 81,83, 85 Smith, Mike 81, 82,83, 84 Smith, Rhonda 18, 25,34, 44, 50 Smock, David 9,11 Sneed, Camille 87 Sneed, Carolyn 88 Sneed, Colette 91 Sneed, Craig 88 Spatz, Shari 7, 9,11, 32, 33,34, 44, 46,59, 62,69 Spoon, Daniel 92 Spoon, Marie 23 Spoon, Max 23 Starlin, Brad 89 Starlin, Cammie 17, 30, 32 Starlin, Jennifer 90 Starlin, Leslie 87 Starlin, Shane 90 Starlin, Stacy 92 Stephens, Stephen 87 Stoddard, Joe 76, 86 Stover, Debra 77, 84 Stover, Kandy 17, 34,44 Stutzman, Donny 17, 37,56 Stutzman, Faye 14 Swanson, Peggy 7, 9,11, 26,30, 34, 43,46, 44, 50, 58, 69 7aylor, Sherry 18, 44 eague, Carlina 77, 81, 85 eague, Patti 14 Thomas, Eugene 77, 81, 85 Thomas, Jamie 90 Thomas, Jeff 81, 83,84 Thomas, Keri 30, 34, 35, 36, 44, 46, 50,62 Thompson, Amy 91 Thompson, Christine 76, 77,81, 82, 83,84 Thompson, Curtis 89 Torres, Debbie 18, 46 Tredway, Debra 76, 81,82,85 Tredway, Michael 90 Turner, Jennifer 90 Turner, Julie 7,9,11, 26, 32,33, 34,44,45, 59,69 tt, Amy 90 tt, Kelly 92 tt, Tiffany 88 0my anDeest, Dirk 9,11,69 anDeest, Drake 81, 83, 84 Vaughn, Corey 88 Voge, Ross 14, 37, 56 t agner, Barbara 91 alker, Rose 89 ard, Michelle 76, 86 Wartick, Craig 90 Watts, Raymond 18 Webster, Andrew 89 Webster, Angela 86, 76 Webster, Ryan 88 Wege, Debbie 76, 81,82, 83, 85 Wege, Sherri 18, 32, 34,44, 46 Weldin, William 91 Welty, Bobby 89 Welty, Julie 89 Whaley, Ken 14, 37,49, 52 White, Ira White, Keel 9,11, 26, 27, 49, 52, 59,69 White, Sandy 14, 30,32, 34, 35, 44, 46 Widener, Jamie 90 Wilcoxen, Glayda 20 Williams, A. L. 22 Williams, Angela 14, 26, 27, 29, 34, 35,44,45,46 Williams, Rosemary 23 Wilson, Rebecca 91 Witte, Betty Witte, Jan 90 Wollard, Bill 18, 30,49 Wollard, Danny 89 Wollard, Donny 89 Wollard, Katrina 89 Womack, Betty 21 Womack, Chris 86 Woods, Angela 87 Woods, Becky 17, 32, 34, 44,62 Woods, Denise 7,14, 26, 29, 34, 36,35,44, 62 Works, Brandy 92 Works, Carrie 90 Wright, Beverly 17, 32 Wyckoff, Monte 21, 26, 27 Wynn, Cleann 91 Wynn, Marc 86 oung, Brad 76, 86 oung, Justina 9,11, 26, 27, 34, 36, 38, 44, 46, 59, 60, 62 Young, Paul 22 Young, Sonia 14, 26,34 105