Peabody High School - Warrior Yearbook (Peabody, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1978 volume:

the IMPRESSIONS of 1977-78 1 1: Eunice Bough hard, at work on one of her pain- ting projects.2: Stuart Ratzloff and Rick Hedrick busy touching up their Art masterpieces. 3: Dale Buller and Brian Obermeyer concentrate on English. Students on A lunch wait to munch down. 5: Pierre Gubbage, Bobby Riggs, Rudy Hilliard,and Chuck Keeler stop and talk to Space Out time between classes. 2 1: Kathy Steele performs the fabulous art of drinking from the hall fountain. 2: Students rush with hunger to make it to the front of the lunch line. 3: What?Who? Scott Wilber actually working in Govern- ment class! 4: Larry Swan makes it to class with a smile of relief before the tardy bell rings. 5! Vonnie Bishop has a hard time reading as Chad Dameron haras- ses her. 6s Dan Piland, Gary Hedrick, and Mogan Schmidt chow-down on their homemade grub from their Independent Living class. 3 IsLaurie Mosiman and Connie Mellott don't fight to keep from laughing while in class 2« The crowd cheers to help with another Warrior basic- etball win.3:Max Cooper .David F]ora, David Cooper, and Kent Leppke check out the new life as high schoolers. 4: Like always, Mr, Ireland joking around and flying paper airplanes, 5 All Pep Club members were busy during Queen of Courts, working on decorations are : Sarah Morgan, Kathleen Keeler, Geri Yoder, and Trica Holm, 4 HAPPENINGS YOU RE fl GOOD MAN CHARLIE BROWN This year's musical presented by the vocal music and drama depart- ments, was YOU'RE A GOOD MAN CHARLIE BROWN. The musical was a great hit with great action throughout the whole show. One highlight of the show was a fight between the Red Baron and Snoopy aboard his make- shift sopwith camel doghouse. Mrs. Rem and Mrs. Voth directed the production along with Mrs. Keeler's help in choreography and Miss Voth, a student teacher. The assistant directors were Janet Gillet, Trica Holm, Patsy Torres and Pam Branson. The cast consisted of:Charlie Brown- Lyle Leppke, Lucy-Janet Gillet, Snoopy Galen Roberts, Linus-Gregg Webster+ Lynn Preheim, Patty-Janelle Stucky+ Becky Keeler, Schroeder-Randy Graham+ Walter Castleman. 1. Walter plays, Moonlight Sonate. 2. Only 2,863 more lunches to go, sighs Charlie Brown. 3. Smooth talking and fast action on Gregg's part. 4. Crash, Boom, Woof! plays the band. 5. Ouch! Please leave some of me, begs Galen. 6. Happiness is good revues, thinks Mrs. Rem, Mrs. Voth and Miss Voth. 6 Pictures Continued 1. Janet says to Randy, Every girl needs saucepans. 2. The fierce jungle animal pounces. 3. No rabbits, but at least you did try, said Janelle consoling Galen 4. Raaats!!! 5. Time for rehearsals. 6. Linus sings, Me and my blanket. 7. Curtain call! 8. Did Farrah Fawcett start this way? wonders Janelle. 7 s T 0 R Y T H E A T E R The Play this year was called Story Theater. It was held in con- junction with the FHA Restaurant. Instead of one play, there were six short stories. They were: The Robber Bridegroom, The Little peasant, Henny Penny, The Master Thief, The Fisher- man and His Wife and The Golden Goose. CAST Dale Nottingham- Story 1 : Miller. Story 2 :Cowherd, Rich Peasant 1. Story 3 : Ducky Daddies. Story 4 : Soldier 1. Story 5: Fisherman.Story 6: Second Son, Peasant King. Diona Akers- Story 1:Daughter. Story 2:Peasant Wife.Story 3:Goosey Loosey' Story 4:Wife.Story 6:Second Daughter. Mark Swigart- Story 1 :Robber Bride- groom. Story 2:Parson.Story 4:Master Thief. Story 6: Simpleton. Vonnie Bishop- Story 1 : Old Woman, Guest 2. Story 2 : Judge. Story 3: Foxy Loxy. Story 4 : Parson-Nun 1. Story 5: Flounder. Story 6: Mother. Deb Holm- Story 1 : Maiden. Story 2: Farmer’s Wife, Rich Peasant 2. Story 4: Countess. Story 5: Wife.Story 6 : Princess. Trent Brunner- Story 1 : Robber 1 Story 2 : Little Peasant. Story 4: Count. Story 6: Eldest Son, Parson. Hubert Pi land- Story 1 : Robber 2. Story 3 : Turkey Lurkey. Story 4 : Soldier 3. Randy Graham- Story 1 : Robber 3. Story 2 : Farmer. Story 3 : Cocky Locky. Story 4 : Soldier 2. Story 6: Little Gray Man, Sexton. Mazie Slaughter- Story 1: Guest 1. Story 2: Rich Peasant 3. Story 3 : Henny Penny. Story 4 : Clerk-Nun 2. Story 5 : Narrator. Story 6 : Eldest Daughter. 1. The play cast members went through rehearsals nightly after school. 2. Everyone stands in line waiting their turns to go on and perform. 3. Some people just can't stand still, Mark says to Trent. 4. Mazie Slaughter, Diona Akers,Deb Holm and Trent Brunner go over their lines together. 8 1. Janet Gillet waits to play a song for the story The Robber Bride- groom. 2. Vonnie Bishop is the center of attraction in the story The Golden Goose. 3. Mrs. Rem and Pam Branson go over some last minute details to make sure everything is in good work- ing condition. 4. Holding Diona Akers in his arms, Mark Swigart protects her from the robbers in The Robber Bride- groom. 5. The Robber Bridegroom is ques- tioned by Robbers 2 and 3 and the Miller. 6. Another scene from the story The Robber Bridegroom. 7. Mark Swigart spreads out his wings ready for take-off. 9 A DAY AT PHS 1. 2. 3. 4. 5 6. 7. 8. Mrs. Wentworth, one of the cooks, sells ice cream at noon. Dale Suffield looks for an idea for an art project. Schools out and Chet Maynard is ready to go home. Kathy Steele and Tracy Youngblood discuss term papers for History. When vandals broke into the school they splattered ceramic paint on the art room floor. Work comes in great quantities , decides Anthony Strasser. Rodney Morgan works feverishly fixing a tire in shop class. Burns kids getting on the bus for the long ride home. 10 1) Brad Nightengale and Rick Hedrick began their game with a leaping start. 2) The faculty team shows their enthusiasm as they rush down the court. The players pictured are Chuck Keeler, Roger Foote, Mr. Deutschendorf, Mr. Brown, Arlen Gfeller, Pierre Cubbage, and Mr. Egan. 3) Randy Taylor makes a fine shot to aid his team. The bowling team, (.pictured above) Rick Hedrick, Wayne Criger , Stuart Ratzloff, and Harold Brooks , competed in Salina this year. Rick Hedrick received third in Division II, and Wayne Criger placing third in 6th Division. A few of the students were lucky enough to get to go skiing this year. Pictured at the left are ; Stuart Ratzloff , Rick Hedrick, and Harold Brooks. It was more or less a leisure trip, since they had no competition. 11 STARRY STABRY NIGHT 1. Rodney Morgan and Amy Taylor thought they'd never finish hanging streamers. 2. Steven Meirowsky and Kathy Steele inspect the mirrored ball. 3. Danny Farr and Arlen Gfeller make sure everything's secure. 4. Danny Farr and Rick Cox add the finishing touches as Lyle Lepp- ke and David Martinez enjoy watching. 5. Cindy Strasser, Sarah Morgan, Carol Taylor, and Tracy Youngblood put up streamers. 6. Dan Pi land had the honors of installing the mirrored ball. The '77-'78 Prom theme was Starry Starry Night. The evening was an enjoy- able one with a gracious banquet and talented band. Fantasy was the band chosen to perform. Juniors had a tough time deciding which group to get, but finally chos ; Fantasy for their higher playing abil- ity. After the banquet Mrs. Arevalo,wife of the Burns Grade School Principal, sang some songs and play- ed her guitar. The dance lasted from 8:00 to 12:00. The movie started at one o'clock. The movie attended was presented at the Fox Theater in Newton. 12 PROM The Worlds Greatest Lover was the movie watched with one eye. The Juniors thought it best to cater the banquet this year. The caterers were from Augusta. For dinner: ham, scalloped pota- toes, corn, rolls and butter, and tea was served 1. Mrs. Arevalo, wife of the Burns Grade School principal, entertains throughout the banquet. 2. Scott Wilbur shows how easy it was to get down to the good music. 3. Mr. and Mrs. Patton chaper- oned the dance and also atten- ded the banquet along with the other teachers. 4. Quite a few of the guys wore tuxedos including Jeff Mel lot and Bruce Snelling. 5. Taffy Culbertson reflects on her past year at Peabody High School. 6. Everyone had a great time, especially Buddy Mayo dancing with all the girls. 15 1 T HE 2. G R 3. 4. 5. Gene Rump, from KAKE Radio Station,was the guest speaker. Edwin Stucky received a gift for his long years of service at PHS. This was his last year as custodian. Becky Keeler and Lyle Leppke v ere two of the ushers for the evening’s ceremonies. Becky Vogelman gives a big smile as she received her diploma. Wanda Dumas seems like she's sad that she is graduating. 6. Graduating class of '78 was: ROW l:Taffy Culbertson,Kevin Schmidt, Dianna Brewer, Bobby Riggs, Susan Neufeld, David Glassner,Eunice Bough, Theodore Carson,Patsy Torres, Rudy Hilliard,Deb Holm and Dale Suffield. ROW 2: Ronda Schmidt Robert Sprout,Diane DeForest, Arthur Glenn, Renae Brenzi- kofer, David Harder, Goyia Mosiman, Scott Wilbur, Sandra Taylor,Jeff Mellott, Becky Vogelman and Chuck Keeler. ROW 3: Rick Hedrick,Roger Foote,Mark Maples,Felisa Yoder,Jeff Moore,Wanda Dumas,Bruce Snelling,Lynn Jones,Lance Flaming, Cathy Castleman, Brad Nightengale and John Shirley. 14 HOMECOMING The ' 77-' 78 Home- coming theme was You Light up my Life. Highlights were the crowning of the Queen Renae Brenzikofer and extinguishing the fire of the Halstead Drag- ons, 32 - 6, for the twenty-fourth straight win. The dance was held in the JH gym with the band Saraha. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. The Queen with her attendants Becky Vogelman and Deb Holm reign over the game. Escorts were Bruce Snelling, Roger Foote and Jeff Moore. The Homecoming Float Contest was won by the Class of '78 with the theme Gong the Dragons. Renae waits patiently for a warrior vic- tory. Cupids were : Grace Edmonds, Tommy Foth, Amy Haehn , Ty Frederickson, Roxanne DalIke and Scotty Shaw. 16 scholarship honor society 1. This year’s National Honor Society members were : ROW 1 : Lynn Jones, Lance Flaming and Ronda Schmidt. ROW 2 : Lyle Leppke, Becky Keeler, Deb Holm and Diane DeForest. 2. Arlen Gfeller received a pin and bar for scholarship from Mr. Web- ster and Mr. Arevalo. 3. The guest speaker for the banquet was Phil Coleman. He is a teacher at Brown Mackie College. 4. This year’s scholarship students were: ROW 1 : Lynn Jones, Janelle Stucky , Carol Taylor, Carrie Egan and Kathy Meir- owsky. ROW 2 : Ronda Schmidt, Gregg Webster, Max Cooper, Diane DeForest,Renae Brenzikofer , Becky Vogelman, Lisa Clark and Arlen Gfeller. ROW 3 : James Unruh, Kent Leppke, David Cooper , Deb Holm , Lani Woodruff , Pam Stucky and Donna Bloomer. Not pic- tured : Colleen May- nard. 17 Q u E E N 0 F C 0 U R T S It's that time of the year again for some lucky girl to get crowned as Queen. This year the lucky girl was Dianna Brewer. The crowning ceremon- ies were held prior to the game. Our opponent for the Queen of Courts game was Hills- boro. We had a whopping vic- tory of 84-50. For entertainment at the dance there was a DJ, Gail Kiger.from Hutchinson. Besides the good music, he put on a good show with many types of strobe lights. 1• Candidates for Queen were Lynn Jones, Dianna Brewer and Diane Deforest. 2. Queen of courts game against Hillsboro was a victory for our side. 3. Jodie Howell looks worried she is going to fall right into the middle of the decorations. 4. Amy Taylor and Kim Shaw decor- ate the little gym for the dance. 5. Queens and Escorts : Top row : Mark Maples, Jeff Mellott and Bruce Snelling. Second row : Diane DeForest, Dianna Brewer and Lynn Jones. 18 Banquets are a big part o f the Peabody High School year. Held mostly in the spring, the banquets give organizations a chance to meet with their par- ents, supporters, and friends over a relaxed meal followed by an informative program. Banquets for this year included: FFA Greenhand Night on October 7th, FHA Father-Member Banquet on Feb- ruary 6th, FFA Banquet on April 14th with Dallas Paul as speaker,Junior-Senior Prom April 29th,Athletic Banquet on May 2nd with Jim Dickey a s speaker, FHA Mother-Member Ban- quet on May 4th and the Scholar- ship Banquet May 9th with Phil Coleman as speaker. (1) The head table at the Ath- letic Banquet included the high school and junior high coaches, their spouses and the speakers. (2 and 3) FHA Father and Member Banquet. They all had lots of fun with races and games. (4) Some of the real good food at the banquets, it was all ap- preciated, thanks a lot. (5) Students eating at the Scholar- ship Banquet. (6) FFA'ers munching on their grub at one of the banquets. B a n q u e t s tN 19 STATE ACHIEVEMENTS This was a very good year for Peabody in many ways. Twice as many of our groups and organizations went to State. Not all won, but they gave it their best shot. 1. PHS Football team went to State with a 9-0 winning record. They were up against the long running champs Beloit. 2. Two members of the Writing Class went to a State Yearbook Contest in Lawrence. 3. Band soloists and trios went to a State Contest and scored ones. 4. Forensics had two of its members go to State. 20 OUR HEROES ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ 1. The two-man, and four-man golf teams went to State. 2. Four members of FFA became State Farmers this past year. 3. Vocal Class had two of its members go to State and get ones. 4. One girl basketball player made it to State for the '77-'78 season. 5. One of the guys on the track team went to State for the 880. 6. Peabody High School Band competed in a State Band Contest in Hutch- inson. 7. One guy on the basketball team went to State. 21 VAL SAL The Valedictorian and Salutatorian for the class of 1978 were Diane Deforest and Deb Holm. It's of the highest honor to be chosen for the positions. 1. Diane gives her Valedictorian speech. 2. Deb relaxes after lifting weights in Advanced P.E. class. 3 Diane in a moment of pleasure, not worrying about school work. 4. Deb gives the audience her speech as Salutatorian. 5. Diane gives her all out smiles to everyone. 6. Deb was very active in many clubs, especially band. 22 a ■ ■ ★★ ■ ■  ★★ a : WAR R I ORSt T0 STATE - 1977 This year the Warriors did far better than the preseason poll predicated. They were picked to be second in the MKL under Fairfield, but they went undefeated in the league and continued to win until they reached the 2A state final's game.At the state final's game the Warriors lost 37 to 8 to a tough Beloit team. The Warriors ended their season with a 7-0 record in the league and a 12-1 record overall.The Junior Varsity ended the season with a 3-4 record. 1) The Warriors ended the season with quite a collect ion of t roph ies Front row;District champ- ions, 2A State Runners-up Sub-State champions. Back row; Regional champions. 2) The coaches,Franchione and Brown, appear happy as they and Roger Foote watch the Warriors defeat Hesston.3)Danny Edwards outruns the Cherryvale players at the goal-line Kneeling; Dale Nottingham, Wayne Grayheal, Buddy Mayo. First row; Gary Hedrick, James Unruh, Rudy Hillard, Danny Edwards, Brian Stucky, Billy Davis, Danny Farr , Lyle Leppke . Second row ; Brad Nightengale , Mark Maples , David Mellott , Kevin Helmer, David Martinez, Rick Cox, Stephen Meirowsky, Bob Riggs. Third row; David Glassner, Roger Foote, Jeff Mellott, Jeff Moore, Bruce Snelling, Lance Flaming, Dan Pilanda  ¥¥¥¥ KJ M.I, A-- '- . O v- “ - — —  ¥¥¥¥■¥   ■¥¥ ¥ ¥          ¥¥¥¥ ¥¥¥¥¥   A ¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥ ¥¥¥¥ 24 J.V. PLAYS THEIR PART Kneeling ; Dale Nottingham, Wayne Graybeal, Buddy Mayo. First row; David Rempel. Kent Leppke Mike Glassner, Richard HoLn, Greg Webster, David Flora. Second row; Danny Kyle, Dwayne Akers, Scott Harris, Jimmy Holm.Richie Hammar, David Clark. Third row ; Dale Stucky , David Mellott , .ndy Taylor, Randy Hurst,Mike Whisler. Back row; Coach Ireland. Li 1977 Football' opponents 'Scores' P 0 Chase C. 34 6 Marion 38 7 Fairfield 46 7 Remington 52 6 Hesston 32 6 Halstead 32 0 Moundridge 6 Hillsboro 7 O 0 Inman 46 6 District Cherryvale 12 6 Regional Belle Plaine 13 6 Sub-State Baldwin 42 16 State Beloit 8 37 4) Kent Leppke ( 42) is being brought down at the Junior Varsity game against Hesston. 5) The Warriors managed to break through the tough Beloit defense to make a touchdown. £60, Jeff Mellot ; 54 Kevin Helmer ; 73 Rick Cox ; 52 David Martinez; 88 Brad Nightengale. 6) Jeff Moore makes a fine carry in the victory over Inman. 25 T -  - a      ft        ! 2 Volleyball Standing W 1977 L Moundridge 7 0 Halstead 6 1 Hesston 5 2 Fairfield 4 3 Inman 3 4 Hillsboro 2 5 Peabody 1 6 Remington 0 7 The Volleyball team did a great deal of improving this year with the help of their new coach, Suzanne Hetzke. 1) Geri Yoder 31 digs for the ball while Katie Parrish 20 backs her up. Lisa Clark 21. 2) Becky Vogelman 34 back-bumps the ball over the net while Rachelle Brenzikofer 15 waits in position. The team ended their season with a 1 and 6 record and with great expectations for next season. Good luck girls. Row One; Coach Hetzke, Katie Parrish,Geri Yoder, Donna Bloomer, Kim Rose, Lisa Clark, Patsy Dallke, Carrie Howell. Row Two; Ronda Schimdt, Lynn Jones, Becky Vogelman,Becky Hammann, Rachelle Brenzikofer, Bernice Preheim, Kris Strotkamp. Sitting; Renae Brenzikofer, Diane Deforest, Bernice Preheim, Rachelle Brenzikofer, Pam Stucky, Annette Warkentine, Taffy Culbertson, Kim Rose, Patsy Dallke, Lisa Clark, Carrie Howell, Becky Hammann, Kneeling; Coach Ireland, Faunetta Bloomer, Coach Hetzke. Girls' Scoreboard opponents P 0 Moundridge 27 52 Hesston 33 43 Inman 34 40 Remington 45 26 Hillsboro 29 30 Fairfield 29 47 Halstead 32 27 Moundridge 25 37 Hesston 30 40 Inman 49 39 Remington 46 30 Hillsboro 39 46 Fairfield 28 43 Halstead 31 54 Berean Tourney Berean 34 33 Inman 25 3C Hillsboro 28 48 Regional Tourney Berean 24 40 1) Coach Ireland gives the team a good time-out pep talk, with Coach Hetzke backing him up. 2) Kim Rose 40 shoots a base shot to aid the JV in their game against Moundridge. Bernice Preheim 30, Annette Warkentine 12. 3) Diane Deforest 24, and Rachelle Brenzikofer 20, don't give an inch as they guard Inman -     ★★★★★★★★ ★       ft            A - 27 Sir ★ ■ ■ -  A    A A ★★★★★★★★- i REGIONAL H CHAMPS 1) Roger Foote 22, Jeff Mellott, and Mark Maples guard Halstead. 2)Bruce Snelling tips off for the Warriors. • • 1978 Basketball opponents P 0 Moundridge 48 50 1 Hesston 79 77 Inman 60 65 Remington 59 64 ; Hillsboro 56 62 Fairfield 78 66 Halstead 54 39 [ Moundridge 47 48 Hesston 65 58 Inman 56 46 Remington 63 55 ! Adolf RuppTourney Burrton 51 39 Clearwater 55 63 Hillsboro 55 47 Hillsboro 84 50 ! Halstead 53 51 Fairfield 59 61 Regionals [; Chase County 85 65 Olpe 74 55 Berean 54 46 Sub-State , Sacred Heart 58 62 A-Team;First row; Kevin Helmer, Brian Stucky, Lyle Leppke, Randy Hurst, David Mellott, Rick Cox. Second row;Jeff Mellott, Roger Foote, Mark Maples, Jeff Moore, Bruce Snelling. Back row; Wayne Graybeal, Coach Deutschendorf, Dale Nottingham, r B-Team; First row; Buddy Mayo, Lyle Leppke, Kevin Helmer, Brian Stucky. Second row; Lynn Preheim, Dale Stucky, Coach Deutschendorf, Randy Hurst, David Mellott. Third row;Gregg Webster, David Flora, Dale Nottingham, Jimmy Holm, Richie Hammar. Warriors have a late start With football season lasting until a week before the first basketball game, the Warriors were at a disadvantage when the season began. The Warriors had a bad start, but they ended the season with 13 wins and 8 loses This was good enough for 2nd place in the league and to win the regionals. The B-team ended their season with 5 wins and 7 loses. The Freshmen team fin- ished their season with 4 wins and 5 loses. 1) Brian Stucky, Kevin Helmer, Rick Cox, Coach Deutschendorf , and Coach Franchione watch the game. 2) David Martinez, Brian Stucky, and David Mellott put up a tough defense. 3) Kent Leppke manages to make a shot. IHMrt Frosh Team; First row; Pat Cubbage, Gregg Webster,j Coach Deutschendorf, Hubert Pi land, David Rempel,j Marti Reagan. Second row; Danny Kyle, Billy West,j! Jimmy Holm, Kent Leppke,David Flora,Richie Hammar.I 29 ; F0CJR to REGIONAL S Peabody second This year ghosted the jiannual Peabody Invita- tional Track Meet at Halstead. There were rfour teams there. All ) of the pictures here were taken there. 1. Dan Pi land shows J his javelin-throwing inform. 2.Diane Deforest •takes a mighty broad- jAjump leap. 3. Lyle Leppke and Buddy Mayo Jlead the pack in the Jr mile.4.David Glassner, ) Richie Hammar , Max ji.Cooper and Dan Pi land 30 197g TRACK SQUAD There were twenty people out for track this vear. SittingjRichie Hammar, Jimmy Holm , Danny Kyle , Scott- C Harris, Mike Whisler, Kent f Leppke, David Martinez,Randy w Taylor , Dan Piland , Max Cooper, Coach Brown, David Cooper, Coach Hetzke, Buddy Mayo, Diane Deforest, Geri- ( Yoder.Standing;Kevin Helmer, Roger Foote , Lyle Leppke , David Glassner , Brad Nightengale, Rick Cox. 4 hands off to Randy Taylor mw The people who qualified rf for regionals this year were; Diane Deforest in the 880, Kevin Helmer in the 380, LyleC Leppke in the mile, and Brad Nightengale in the two-mile. 1.David Cooper is at his mark ( as Mr. Goering, and Mr. Roecker- f get ready to time. 2. Rick Cox.V lets out a mighty yell as he£ throws the shot put. 3. The timers keep alert as Ronda t Schmidt holds the string for a ( great finish. 4. David Martinez in 31 GOLF TEAM SWINGS TO STATE Golf Team; Front row;Coach Ireland, Mark Maples, Bruce Snelling, Danny Farr, Gary Hedrick, Dale Nottingham. Back Row;Galen Roberts, David Clark, Gregg Webster, Wayne Graybeal, Not Pictured; Kevin Burke, Steve Meirowsky, and Mark Swiggart. Hillsboro 11 teams 4 man 7th Meirowsky Graybeal Roberts Clark Remington 10 teams 4 man 4th Maples Snelling Farr Clark Peabody 5 teams 2 man 2nd Clark Roberts 4 man 1st Maples Snelling Farr Webster Haven 6 teams 4 man 2nd Same Herington 12 teams 4 man 4th Same MKL 2 man 4th Clark Roberts 4 man 2nd Maples Snelling Farr Webster Regionals 2 man 3rd Same 4 man 2nd Same GROUPS PEP CLUB Cheerleaders aroused spirit during all the games. They kept the crowds pepped up to cheer for the Warriors TOP Dianna Brew- er, Louise Gibbs, Debbie Holm, Bonnie Pre- heim, Diane DeForest, BOTTOM Lani Woodnff, Carrie Egan and Kim Youngblood. Pep Club Officers: Tracy Youngblood- Treasurer, Patsy Torres-President,Bernice Preheim-Vice President , Becky Keeler- Secretary. 1 PHS' s own second st- ring pep club made all warrior games rowdy. PeP Club kept all the crowds cheering at the games this past year.Cheerers are:ROW 1 Nancy Hall.Carol Taylor,Donna Wilson,Kathleen Keeler,Kathy Meirowsky, Felisa Yoder, Gerrie Howell,Sarah Morgan, Taffy Culbertson, Trica Holm, Cindy Strasser, Amy Taylor,Nancy Munday, Donna Bloomer, Mrs. DeForest, Jodie Howell, Kim Shaw,ROW 2 Miss Heline,Kim Rose,Debbie Strong,Annette Warkentine,Patsy Tor- res, Faunetta Bloomer, Rosetta Swan, Tracy Youngblood, Bernice Preheim, Betty Taylor, Rhonda Hilliard, ROW 3 Louise Gibbs,Lani Woodruff,Bonnie Preheim, Kim Youngblood,Becky Keeler, Diane DeForest, Carrie Egan, Dianna Brewer and Debbie Holm. 34 FHA continued its hard work the '77-'78 year. They held rock-a-thons, contests, and had parties. Participa- tors include (top row) Jodie Howell, Amy Taylor, Kathy Meirowsky, Patsy Dallke, Trent Brunner, Felisa Yoder, Janelle Stucky, Carrie Egan, Joleen Rempel, Becky Vogel- man, (second row) Donna Blo- omer, Becky Hammann, Laurie Mosiman, Connie Mellott, Renae Brenzikofer, Trica Holm, Lani Woodruff, (r-l) Cathy Castleman, Louise Gib- bs, Sarah Morgan, Patsy Tor- res, Betty Taylor, Rosetta Swan, Carol Taylor, Lisa Logan, Mary Koch,Dan Piland, Bonnie Preheim, (Front row) Miss Heline, Diona Akers, Donna Wilson, Taffy Culbertson, Tracy Youngblood, Janet Gillet, Gerrie Howell, Bernice Preheim, Rachelle Bren- zikofer, Katie Parrish, Rhonda Hilliard, Cindy Strasser. FHA Officers kept the club busy with many activities. The slave drivers are (top row) : Trica Holm,Joleen Rempel,Cathy Castleman, Ber- nice Preheim, Lani Woodruff, (bottom), Janelle Stucky, Becky Vogelman, Becky Hammann. 1 Jeff, Mark and Dianna look at candidates. 2 Fathers anJ their daughters have some fun at the Father-Member Banquet on February 5« FHA 35 F H A 1. A new content was held by FHA to find the best looking male legs on the faculty. Mr. Brown won with Mr. Ireland a close second. 2. Louise Gibbs and Mary Koch make spirit posters to help out at the FHA Poster Party. 3. FHA club meetings were held quite often to dis- cuss activities. Like ma- ny meetings-, discussion roamed on to other mat- _______ ters. This meeting seemed to drag on so Amy Taylor attempts to amuse her friends with some joking antics. Pictured Annette Warkentine, Taffy Culbertson, Louise Gibbs, Amy Taylor, Patsy Torres (Standing), (Bottom), Rosetta Swan,Cindy Strasser, Sarah Morgan and Miss Heline- Sponsor (Standing). k. Cathy Castleman won Miss Blabbermouth because she gave all ner buttons away fir- st. Roger Foote won Mr. Irresistable for recieving the most hush buttons. He re- cieved close to 200 buttons. 5 Patsy DallKe was one of the many wait- resses who showed up to help at the FHA Restaurant. The Drama Department presented the entertainment wi- th a number of short plays. 6 Becky Keeier neips to decorate cakes for FHA Week. The club set out cakes to be devoured over lunch hour. 7 Joleen Rempel and Bernice Preheim hang on to their hush bu- ttons on FHA Week. •CTTT 36 rMODELERS WARRIORS The PHS' Warriors did a fine job compe- ting in athletics this year. All the football players lettered and joined Warrior Club. ROW 1 Danny Farr,James Unruh, Bob Riggs, Mark Maples,Bruce Snelling, Jeff Mellott, Jeff Moore, David Martinez, ROW 2, Gregg Webster, Kevin Burke, Lyle Lep- pke, David Glassner, Brad Nightengale.Roger Foote, Danny Edwards, Mike Whisler, ROW 3 Rick Cox, Gary Hedrick, Dan Piland, Randy Hurst, David Mellott, Randy Taylor, Dale Stucky, ROW 4, David Flora, Kevin Helmer, Steven Meirowsky, Brian Stucky, Wayne Gray- beal, Buddy Mayo, Dale Nottingham, David Clark, Kent Leppke, Richard Holm, David Rempel, Danny Kyle, Jimmy Holm, Mike Glass- •ner and Richie Hammar. 1. Warrior Officers - Brad Nightengale - Sec., Roger Foote - Pres., Kevin Helmer - Vice Pres, pose with ease to show their easy style dur- ing the year. Nothing disasterous came up and they came through smiling. The Home Ec depart- ment inspired young seamstresses to com- pete in modeling con- tests. Each girl sewed her own choice of gar- ment. They did a very fine job of showing their talent. Joleen Rempel, Vonnie Bishop, Louise Gibbs, Laurie Mosiman, Bernice Pre- heim, and Diona Akers. Joleen won first place with a reward of $15 and Diona won second. VOCAL MUSIC Vocal sang its way ir.tc our hearts with many fine performances. They performed many re- el tel s for the senior citizens and a number of concerts for towns- people. They were en- joyed greatly. EACK RCW bale Nottingham, Chits Ward, Randy Graham, Max Coonex,Danny Kyle.Eh.vid Clark, Susan Neufeld. Faunetta Bloomer, ROW 2 Tony Newf ield .Chad Dam- eron,David Cooper, Lyle Leppke, James Unruh, Scott Harris, ROW 3 Ga- len, Roberts, Gregg Web- ster,Lynn Preheim,Billy West, Kent Leppke.Richie Hammar, David Rempel, ROW 4 Mrs. Voth, Janelle Stucky, Janet Gillet.Kathy Meirowsky, Katie Parrish, Carrie Egan, Kathleen Keeler, Janice Steele, Pam Branson, ROW 5 Annette Warkentine, Bonnie Preheim, Kim Youngblood, Kim Rose, Nancy Hall, Donna Wilson and Donna Bloomer. Vocal Council poses for a quick snapshot in their traditional garb. The camera hams on the piano are Car- rie Egan.Janelle Stucky, Janet Gillet, BELOW Galen Roberts and Lyle Leppke. 1 Vocal class car become monotonous at times, so students are allowed a little break to chat with friends or study for a test. Most of the class time is spent trying to learn new songs for concerts. - Harvest of Harmony was the name the Vocal depart- ment gave a concert this fall. The crovxi pas as ex- pected .Vo- cal clas- ses pre- sent about x'our con- certs each year. 38 Enthusiasm was sprinkled, in the Band's performances. The entire band played expertly. Enrollment in Band this year included: Debbie Strong, Max Cooper, Gerrie Howell, Geri Yoder, Mary Koch, Kathy Meirowsky, Kim Rose, Lisa Logan, Arlen Gfeller, Jodie Howell, Louise Gibbs, Chad Dameron, Bernice Preheim, Sarah Morgan, Pierre Cubbage, Joleen Rempel, Donna Wilson, Patsy Dallke, Nancy Hall, Ki.m Youngblood, David Harder, Brad Laramore, Carrie Howell, Lynn Preheim, Trent Brunner, Bonnie Preheim, Annette Warkentine, Rodney Morgan, David Cooper, George Holm, Faunetta Bloomer, Fat Cubbage Patsy Torres, Randy Graham, Janelle Stucky, Tana Sebree, Felisa Yoder, Pam Stucky, Lisa Clark and Ronda Schmidt. A touch of class was added to the band by the pom pom girls and twirlers. The teams are: (back row) Kathleen Keeler, Kim Shaw, and Becky Keeler.(Middle row) Diane DeForest, Debbie Holm, Drum Major - Galen Roberts, Renae Brenzikofer, Rachelle Brenzikofer, (front row) Diona Akers. 39 I BAND I Music flowed smoothly from the High School Band again this year. Members are: Rodney Morgan, Trent Brunner, Mr. Robert Marshall, David Flora, Brad Laramore, Danny Farr, David Glassner, Brad Nightengale, Richard Holm, Danny Kyle, Geri Yoder, David Mellott, Max Cooper, Arlen Gfeller, Pierre Cubbage, Chad Dameron, Gerrie Howell, Debbie Strong, David Rempel, Jeff Mellott, Stephen Meirowsky, Richie Hammar, George Holm, David Harder, Lynn Preheim, Gregg Webster, Mike Whistler, Sarah Morgan, Donna Wilson, Lisa Logan, Louise Gibbs, Mary Koch, Annette Warkentine, Galen Roberts, Debbie Holm. Patsy Dallke, Nancy Hall, Diane DeForest, Rachelle Brenzikofer, Kent Leppke, Patsy Torres, Pat Cubbage, David Clark, Randy Graham, Janelle Stucky, Renae Brenzikofer, Jodie Howell, Diona Akers, Kim Rose, Kathy Meirowsky, Carrie Howell, Bonnie Preheim, Kim Youngblood, Pam Stucky, Lisa Clark, Mike Glassner,- Faunetta Bloomer, Bernice Preheim, Joleen Rempel, Tana Sebree, David Cooper, Ronda Schmidt, Felisa Yoder. Band kept playing great with the help of the Band Council. They are : Janelle Stucky, Debbie Holm, Felisa Yoder, Richard Holm, Danny Kyle, David Glassner, David Harder, and Mike Glassner. 40 yyyyyyYYYVWVVWVWVVWVVVWAflrtA rt WVVVVMWWrtWVWYWA YYWYWVWAAArtrtArtWWVWVVYVWWS Jazz Ensemble plays great music together. All mem- bers are great players. The musi- cians are (first row) David Harder, Lynn Preheim, Mike Whisler, Danny Ky- le, Richard Holm, Gregg Webster(sec- ond how; Rodnej Morgan,Arlen Gfel- ler, Danny Farr, Mike Glassner, Mr. Marshall, Bernice Preheim, (third row) Chad Dameron, Pierre Cubbage, George Holm, Ja- nelle Stucky, (top row) David Glas- sner, and Galen Roberts. 41 1 Stopping at a nearby doughnut shop was the ap- parent highlight of the trip to the Wichita Ea- gle and Beacon. Lynn, Cindy and Sandi make some tasty purchases. Our new writ- ing students are working in a new field of job occup- ation. Journalism is completely new to them. 2. PHS received information dug up by the newspaper staff in the biweek- ly paper BLUEPRINT. The cast is: (TOP) Mrs. Rucker, ROW 2, Cathy Castleman, Dianna Brewer, Sandi Taylor, ROW 3, Dan Piland, Cindy Stras- ser, Lynn Jones and Ronda Schmidt. 3. Annual Staff:Row 1 Bobby Riggs, Felisa Yoder, Becky Keeler, Kevin Schmidt, ROW 2 Betty Taylor, Patsy Torres, Tracy Young- blood and Mrs. Ruck- er. Not pictured: Amy Taylor. Tv. The trip to the Wichita Eagle and Beacon was a new experience for the newspaper staff. They learned how a big newspaper company publishes thou- sands of papers at the same time.They won't have that many, but they will have their own share of avid readers. 3. Betty Taylor, Patsy Torres and Kevin Schmidt listen to Mrs. Rucker describe techniques used, in a yearbook plant as Bobby Riggs, (fore-ground,) ,T,,.T_ . . looks on his A IT ] ] UA Ll 42 1. Lynn Jones, Ronda Schmidt and Dan Piland discuss the contest they at- tended while in Wichita. All Writing class students had to attend at least one contest at the regional. 2. John Shirley and Trica Holm try their hand at resizing a picture down in the Photography room. The annual staff got all of their candid pictures from the photography department. The students in this class are: ROW 1 John Shirley, Bobby Riggs, Goyia Mosiman, Trica Holm, Jeff Mellott, ROW 2 Gary Hedrick, Arlen Gfeller, Jodie Howell, Miss Neufeld, Ronda Schmidt, Kevin Schmidt and Lynn Jones. They worked hard to supply the pictures needed for this annual. The whole 7th hour writing class thanks them for their help. The annual staff would also like to thank Eunice Bough for the car- toons she contributed to this annual. Bob Riggs-Editor Patsy Torres-Asst. Editor, PES Editor Amy Taylor-Business Manager , Groups Editor Kevin Schmidt-Photographer Betty Taylor-Happenings Editor Felisa Yoder-Sports Editor Tracy Youngblood-Classes and Leaders Editor Becky Keeler-BES Editor Lynn Jones-Editor Cindy Strasser-Asst. Editor Dan Piland-Sports Editor Sandi Taylor-Artist Cathy Castleman-Features Editor Dianna Brewer-Exchange Editor Ronda Schmidt-Photographer 43 WARRIODETTES Although Warriorettes didn't sponsor many act- ivities, they did their share to represent PHS at its best. PHS letterwo- men: ROW 1 Kris Strotkamp Bernice Preheim, Rosetta Swan, Patsy Torres, Renae Brenzikofer, ROW 2 Mr, Ireland, (Coacn) Geri Yo- der, Becky Vogelman,Diane DeForest, Katie Parrish, Faunetta Bloomer. ROW 3 Carrie Howell, Ronda Sch- midt, Taffy Culbertson, Lynn Jones ROW k Rachelle Brenzikofer, Lisa Clark, and Pam Stucky. 1 WARRIORETTE OFFICERS Renae brenzikofer-Pres. Bernice Preheim-Vice Prea Diane DeForest-Secretary ART The Art Department fl- ourished this year with its many fine pieces of art. Each year students in art classes put their finished products on dis- play at various exhibits. They are allowed to enter any type or amount of craft they wish. Much of the art work exhibited is clay pottery or sketches created in class. Miss Neufeld, the art teacher, decides on who shall go and what shall be taken. 2 Kathleen Keeler, Bobbj Riggs, Eunice Bough and Arlen Gfeller were those chosen to represent PHS this year at the Bethel College Art Show. Bobby, Eunice and Arlen took sk- etches while Kathleen and Arlen took pottery. 44 SHORTHAND,TYPING, BOOKKEEPING 3 Each year Mr. O’Neal sends his best stu- dents to typing ability contests. Those ch- osen were Kathy Meirowsky.Lani Woodruff, Ra- chelle Brenzikofer and Carrie Egan. 4 Diane DeForest was sent to compete .in' Bo- okkeeping while Renae Brenzikofer and Becky Vogelman tried out in shorthand. 1 OFFICERS- Pres. Janet Gillet, Vice Pres.- Lani Woodruff, Secretary- Ronda Schmidt, Treasurer George Holm, Stuco Rep.- Cindy Strasser. German Club kept up with the JJeutsch feeling by having Oktoberfests all year. ROW 1 Diane De- Forest,Ronda Schmidt, Janet Gillet, Tracy Young- blood, Mrs. Rem (instructor), Geri Yoder, ROW 2 Lani Woodruff, Carrie Egan, Racnelle Brenzi- kofer, Lisa Clark, Lynn Preheim, Mike Glass- ner, Diona Akers, ROW 3 Becky Vogelman,Katie Parrish, Randy Taylor, Jeff Rosine, Richard Holm, Dale Stucky,Jennifer Holy, ROW 4 Cathy Castleman, Carol Taylor, Sarah Morgan, Mazie Slaughter,Cindy Strasser.Betty Taylor, Ro- setta Swan, ROW 5 George Holm, Mike Whisler, Larry Swan, Louise Gibbs and Debbie Holm. 2 In between classes you can find the Ger- man room filled with students wanting to munch down. Well over a hundred dollars has been sold this year. Curtis McDonough, Don- nie Stovall and Don Shirley please their starving stomachs by buying treats. 45 STUCO Pam Stucky, Ronda Schmidt,Arlen Gf- eller.ROW 2 Roger Foote, James Un- ruh, Lyle Leppke, David Glassner, Becky Vogelman, Debbie Holm,Kevin Helmer,Jeff Moore ROW 3: Cathy Cas- tleman, Trica Ho- lm, Galen Roberts, Brad Nightengale, George Holm,Gregg Webster, ROW 4; Cindy Strasser, Felisa Yoder .Ran- dy Graham, Bernice Pre- heim,Diane DeForest, Dan- ny Kyle,David Harder, Sp- onsors: Mr. Tolar and Mr. Patton. (Back Row) Officers: President- David Glassner, Vice- President- Lyle Leppke, Secretary-Becky Vogel- man and Treasurer- Deb Holm. 1: Mike Whisler seems to be astounded. He keeps forgetting his lines. Forensics class pr- acticed hard as usu- al to get ready for contests. The cast in- cludes: ROW 1; Mike Whisler , Dan Piland, Trent Brunner, ROW 2; Mrs. Rucker , Gregg Webster,Galen Roberts, Lynn Prehiem , Lyle Leppke, Patsy Torres , ROW 3; Katie Parrish, Diona Akers , Annette Warkentine.Deb Strong, and Laurie Mosiman. 46 FFA The future tractor jockeys continued its drive to stay on top of things in 77'-78'. They had parties, auctions, rock -a- thons.and celebrated it's own 50 years in exist- ence. The farmers are: (top) Lynn Jones, ROW 2 Rodney Mor- gan,Kevin Helmer,Kevin Burke, Randy Graham, Jeff Mellott, ROW 3 Dale Buller, Kevin Sch- midt, Lyle Leppke, Ronnie Harms, Ronda Schmidt, ROW k Brian Obermeyer, Stephen Meir- owsky, Lee Becker, David Co- oper, Dwayne Akers, Hubert Piland, Walter Castleman, Jim Nellans, Max Cooper, Danny Kyle, David Rempel, James Un- ruh, Dale Stucky, Lance Fla- ming .Richie Hammar.David Har- der, David Mellott,Mogan Sch- midt and the Ole Owl, Mr. Jones. 1 The FFA Greenhand night went well and in the end everyone had a bite to eat. Pictured is: TOP Ronnie Harms, Dale Buller, LOWER David Harder, and Kevin Burke. FFA officers helped think of what the group wanted to do all year. The hard work- ers are: TOP James Unruh, Jeff Mellott, ROW 2,Lyle Leppke, Lynn Jones,Kevin Burke, David Mellott ajid Mr. Jones. 2 FFA'ers held an animal petting day at the grade school. Each student brought in a baby animal. The grade schoolers had a lot of fun rubbing the animals. 47 FC A 1 FCA kept up the pace to add in- terest to the lives around them. They held weekly meetings and sp- onsored many activities. ROW 1 Galen Roberts, Patsy Torres, David Rempel, ROW 2 Janelle Stucky, Lynn Preheim, ROW 3 Danny Kyle, Mike. Glassner, Gregg Webster, ROW 4 Felisa Yoder, Diane DeForest ROW 5 Mike Whisler, David Flora, Brad Nightengale, ROW 6, Roger Foote, Danny Farr, Mark Maples, TOP Mr. Patton - Sponsor. 2 PCA Officers arranged all the clubs' activities throughout the year. Roger Foote - Pres., Felisa Yoder - Vice Pres. Brad Nighten- gale - Sec. - Tre cxo • MATH TEAM Our list of clubs wouldn't be complete without the math team. Our mathematicians worked hard to show their superior quality. FRONT Bonnie Preheim, Debbie Holm, Ber- nice Preheim, ROW 2, Max Cooper, Donna Bloomer, ROW 3 Becky Vogelman,David Cooper,Becky Keeler, (STANDING) Pam Stuc- kv, Joleen Rempel, Diane DeForest, San- di Taylor ,Galen Rob- erts, Kent Leppke, Mike Glassner, David Flora, BACK ROW Mr. Patton-Sponsor, Ste- ven Meirowsky,Pierre Cubbage ,R oger Foote, Bruce Snelling. Most of the math students participating rated highly according tc test scores. 48 UNDERGRADUATES Serving as freshmen class officers were: Kent Leppke, pres- ident ;Gregg Webster, vice-president;Nancy Hall, secretary;Kris Strotkamp, treasurer and Danny Kyle.stuco Rep. The freshman class slid right into the routine of being in high school. As they soon found out, it is much different tham life in Junior high. The main thing that the class did was have concessions in order to raise money for the Christ- mas Formal.__________ Dwayne Akers David Clark Lee Becker Donna Bloomer Patsy Dallke Richie Hammar David Flora Carrie Howel 1 Scott Harris Becky Hammann David Cooper Nancy Hall Jimmy Holm Pat Cubbage Mike Glassner Danny Kyle Tony Strasser Don Shirley Charlene Martinez Debbie Strong Nancy Meirowsky Jim Ne 1 Ians Tony Newfield Dale Nottingham Hubert Piland Bonnie Preheim Kris Strotkamp Marti Reagan Kim Rose Lisa Logan Don Stovall Curt McDonough Kent Leppke David Remple Donna Suffield 1. Fred Carson a master at work, thinks a- bout what he is going to make. 2. Nancy Hall and Donna Wil- son appear to be getting row- dy in vocal for the pep rally which follows. 3. Koni Winter seems to be en- joying her art- work. 51 1. Colleen Maynard smiles as she thinks about how good the candy is going to taste. Vonnie Bishop can hardly wait for her munchies. 2. Tony Strasser works hard to complete his as- signment. The more you do in class,the less you have to take home. 3. What?.' Has Mr. Deutchendorf and Hubert Pi land traded roles? Hopefully only temporarily. 4. Dwayne Akers and Donna Suffield wait for the sound of the bell so they can go to their next class. 5. Don Shirley takes time to think about his math problem before writing down the answer. It takes time and patience to figure out today's new Math. 52 SOPHOMORES!! The sophomore class found that they had a few more responsi- bilities this year than last year. They had the Christmas Formal and the traditional Memorial Day Dinner. Serving as officers were: Galen Rob- erts, president; George Holm, vice-president; Trica Holm, Stuco Rep; Janelle Stucky, secretary; and Lani Woodruff, treasurer. Mazie Slaughter Galen Roberts Laurie Mosiman Stuart Ratzloff Geri Yoder Kathleen Keeler Randy Hurst Tana Sebree Janelle Stucky Mogan Schmidt George Holm Mary Koch Jennifer Holy David Mellott Connie Mellott Carrie Egan Rachelle Brenzikofer Louise Gibbs Ronnie Harms Wayne Graybeal Danny Edwards Lisa Clark Pam Branson Walter Castleman Vonnie Bishop 53 Diona Akers Dale Stucky Lani Woodruff Randy Taylor Trica Holm Tim Newfield Janice Steele Wayne Criger Faunetta Bloomer Lynn Preheim Mike Whisler Kim Clements Katie Parrish Chad Dameron SOPHOMORES KEEP BUSY 1. Tana Sebree molds her art work in deep thought. She takes a lot of care in finishing her art projects. 2. Me work, are you kidding? Tim Newfield doesn't take school ser- iously. To him, life is having fun and taking it easy 3. Jennifer Holy cleans off the potter's wheel af- ter using it. She doesn't look too happy about the job. 4. Chow time!!!! Mr. Deutschendorf exhibits his good manners as he helps Pam Branson. 54 JUNIORS!!! 1. Carl Carson seems to enjoy working on his art project. 2. Kathy Steele gets a little frustrated on a Geometry problem. Rick Cox Tracy Youngblood Danny Farr Becky Keeler David Martinez Bernice Preheim Arlen Gfeller Joleen Rempel Dan Pi land Sarah Morgan Janet Gillet Kathy Steele Brian Stucky Jodie Howell Lyle Leppke Gerrie Howell Rodney Morgan Buddy Mayo Cindy Strasser Gary Koch Pierre Cubbage Amy Taylor Kevin Helmer Harold Brooks Kevin Burke Pam Stucky Brian Obermeyer Gary Hedrick Rhonda Hilliard Betty Taylor 55 CLASS OF ‘79! The class of '79 kept them- selves busy all year in or- der to raise enough money for the Junior-Senior Prom. They sold magazines and had some concession stands at football and basketball games, which supplied the class with enough money to arrange the necessary de- tails to give the Prom. To lead the class we had: 1st row,Lyle Leppke, president, Arlen Gfeller, vice-presid- ent: back row, Amy Taylor, treasurer; Pam Stucky,Stuco Rep; and Becky Keeler, secretary. Larry Swan Stephen Meirowsky Rosetta Swan Randy Graham James Unruh Hhheeerre's Johnny!!!!• History class was a high- light of all of the Juniors' year. Mr. Brown included unusual teaching methods such as cheering, singing , and lecturing. (1) Rhonda Hilliard shows the more serious side of History while taking a test. (2) Brian Obermeyer and Dale Buller clown around in demostrating one of the more fun days of History. Thanks, Mr. Brown, for making it so much fun. 56 s E N I 0 R S pavid. GlaM neA Wanda VumaA RogeA Foote Fetua VodeA Bobby Rtgg6 Vianna BAeweA Accepting the jobs as Senior class officers were: standing, Ronda Schmidt.vice-president; Dianna Brewer, treasur- er; Lynn Jones, presi- dent; sitting, Roger Foote, stuco rep. ; Jeff Mellott,secretary. The seniors rolled out the barrel in order to make preparations for the traditional Senior trip. This proved to be a very exciting year for the seniors. 58 iad Nightingale. Becky I oglemn Eunice Bough Debbie Hoim Kevin Schmidt Rick HedAick BAuce Snelting Pat y Toaaca Sandl TayloA 59 Renae BAenzikofieA John ShiAley TheodoAe CaAAon Je.66 Mooie Ta y CulbeAt on Lance Flaming Ronda Schmidt Rady HilLuxsid RobeAt SpAout 60 Lynn Jones fouthuA Glenn 3ebb MeMott Goyla Moslman Susan Neubeld David Ha ideA 1. John Shirley caught in his rare mood - he's serious! Maybe that's how he aced that test! 2. Lance Flaming can't understand John's mood. Ap- parently he has- n't ever seen John serious. 61 1. There's a hole in my fork! says Scott ang- rily. 2. Looks as though Robert Sprout has mastered the art of self- control. Maxk Maple Cathy Cattleman Chuck KeeleA Scott WilbeA Vtanc Vefioxett Vale Su leld 62 LEADERS ADMINISTRATION The superintendent of USD 398 was Mr. Donald E. Martin. (1) Mr. Martin has two secretaries: (2) Muriel Wolfersperger,clerk of the board and director of finance; and (3) Lola Heibert, treasurer of the board and personnal director. The Board of Education worked very hard this past year. (4) Many subjects were discussed, (5) then given much thought and (6) with even more thought, they finally make a decision. Serving on the Board were: John Balthrop, president; Virgil Clark, vice president; Sherwin Ammeter,Rob- ert Morgan, J.D. Gaines, John Berns, and Jerry Foth. 64 HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL AND SECRETARIES This year we had a change in the office. (1) Mrs. McClure had some help by (2) Mrs. Vicki Cook. (3) Mrs. Cook also helped Mrs. DeForest in the lib- rary. (4) Mr. Webster help- ed in the office with dif- ferent jobs. (5) Mrs. McClure gave the an- nouncements as one of her daily chores. (6) Mr. Webster served as the principal for the 1977-78 school year. 65 1. Mr. Patton seems to enjoy teaching his Math classes. 2. Mrs. Deforest uses her favorite ges- ture in the library. 3. Thelma will never miss another felt tip pen! thinks Mr. Franchione slyly. 4. Mrs. Tolar shows her Math class the basics of Math. 5. Mr. Maples bites his lip as Mr. Egan points out his mistakes. 6. Mr. O'Neal checks over Trica Holm's assignment in General Business. 66 1. Miss Heline keeps herself busy with FHA and her Home Economic classes. 2. Lynn Jones , Mrs. Rucker, and Dan Piland put together the lay-out for the Blueprint. 3. Mr. Tolar pauses a minute to answer questions in Chemistry. 4. Mr. Jones sits comfortably on his trash can as he teaches his Agriculture and Horticulture classes. 5. Mr. Arnold gives a smile of approval as James Unruh works on a project. 67 1. Mr. Marshall looks content as he leans on a pole and watches his bands. 2. Mr. Deutschendorf plays Ratrace with David Martinez in Sociology, as Jeff Rosine and Dan Pi land look on. 3. Being an Athletic Director kept Mr. Brown busy with schedules. 4. Robert Tidmus and Tony Newfield seem amused at what Mrs. Rem is reading, while Charlene Martinez and Lisa Logan wonders what is so funny. 5. Mrs. Voth plays the piano while her students sing. 68 Teachers! 1. Mr. Ireland helps Buddy Mayo with his composi- tion in one of his English classes. 2. Student teacher Miss Voth does some studying of her own. 3. Mr. Brown con- gradulates Miss Hetzke for her volleyball win. 4. Mrs. Gaines listens as one of her Special Ed. students reads. 5. We were honor- ed this year with the presence of Me Graber, a student teacher from Bet- hel, who took over for Mr. Franchione. Dianna Brewer and Tracy Youngblood are 2 of his study hall students. 6. Miss Neufeld discusses an Art project with Jeff Mellott. 69 BUS DRIVERS 1. PHS students ar- rived to school safe and sound this year under the direction of our careful bus drivers. Mrs. Graham, Mrs. Taylor,Mrs. Bur- ke and Mr. Goering picked the students up and dropped them off at home everyday. Those substituting were : Ivan Morgan, Harold Taylor, Orin Graham. COOKS JANITORS 2. Edwin Stucky,janitor,works hard to keep the Brown build- ing in the best condition. 3. Walter Wentworth has the key for everything. Mr. Went- worth has been the janitor of Peabody High School for 25 years. 4. The cooks did a good job this past year of pleasing our appetites at noon. From left to right are Bea Wentworth , Ruth Wright, Esther Bain, and Ruth Stucky. 70 GRADES ROW 1: Tommy Foth, Grace Edmonds, ROW 2 : Traci Holm , Chuck Taylor,ROW 3 Billy Boughman, Kevin Griggs,ROW 4 Forrest Thiemann , ROW 5: Zac Fulton, Pacer Watts,ROW 6: Jamie Hatton, Amy Topham,ROW 7: Mike Gonzales, Michael Grindstaff,ROW 8 : Jimmy Philpott,ROW 9: Mrs. Cooper. A.M. ROW 1: Jeff Balthrop V.'ade Jury,ROW 2: Jon Kinney,Amy Haehn,Ann Olson, ROW 3: Polly Gaines,Laurie Miles, ROW 4: Troy Watts , Darren Pickens,Monty Mayo, ROW 5: Lisa Brooks,Norman Entz , ROW 6: Brian Mosiman Matt Reagan , Ty Frederickson.ROW 7: Roxanne DalIke , Steven Strotkamp,Jim Arnold,ROW 8: Pearl Ward, Brenda Harris, ROW 9: Mrs. Cooper. 1: M-I-C-K-E-Y MO-U-SE Who is the Leader .°..? It's Mr. John Glover !! 2: Mrs. Cooper helps Amy Haehn and Laurie Miles' friend with his paper. 3: These Kindergarten hoys work hard on their Dr. Seuss mazes. Thank6 to MiiA Eunice i ■ Bough faoh. chawing the ]ca ctooni in the Gaade  School Section. v      A 72 AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA A'A'A A ROW 1: David Gillet, ROW 2: Alan Wagoner , Cathy Lemley, ROW 3: Robie Hatton, Kevin Hardin, ROW 4: Billie Jo Brundage, Matt White , ROW 5: Joe Lucas,Trent Preheim, ROW 6: Jeff Schmidt, Travis Foth,ROW 7: S u s a n Searles,Shammon Klein, ROW 8: Jamie Casto, Craig Thiessen, ROW 9: Laura Cookson,ROW 10: Mr. Chapijt. AAAAAAAAAAAAAA 1: Cathy Lemley asks for help as classmates look an. 2: First Graders use many ways to learn. 3: PES faculty are kids at heart. Here, two dress as big birds for the annual Halloween Parade. ROW' 1: DeLinda Gonzales, Kevin Brewer, ROW 2: Chad Arnold , Arlyn Entz, ROW 2: Darcie Sacks Krissy Larsen , ROW 4: Gidget Brooks, JoLonna Bloomer, ROW 5: Mitchel Kientz, Jessey Hiebert, ROW 6: Paul Britton , Greg Hardin, ROW 7: Martha Hayes , Mark Ha11,ROW 8 Angie Edmonds, David Young,ROW 9: Brian Williams,ROW 10 Mrs, Thiessen. rA-AA-A-AA AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA Is Mrs. Lowen's class picks up and prepares to go home. 21 What did I get? I hope I got a good grade. I got an ’A !!! 3 Spooks march in school Halloween Parade. 4: Kelly Cook keeps an eye on the Second Grade girls. ROW 1: Cody Mayo ROW 2 : Tina Reagen , Kelly Cook ROW 3: Marsha Darnall, Randy Winter , ROW 4: Travis Strasser , Jerry Schmidt , ROW 5: Britt Olson , Dale Buchanan , ROW 6: Gary Davis, ROW 7: Phillip Sanderson, Becky Martinez, ROW 8: Wyatt Watts , ROW 9: Dean Lewis, ROW 10: Mrs. Slocombe , Not pictured; Lee Ganzel, Cassandra McCurry. • s E C 0 N D . tAAAAA • ROW 1; John Jacobson, Kelly Griggs, ROW 2 : Dale Wagoner, Denette Thiessen, ROW 3: Becky Henry, Brent Miles , ROW 4: Rick Edmonds, David Topham ROW 5: Mike Martin, Pat Berringan, ROW 6: Kenyon Carson, Mark Brown, ROW 7: Mrs. Loewen, Doug Windsor, ROW 8: Stahli Kinney, ROW 9: Brett Schmidt, ROW 10: Miss. Holt, student teacher. 1: In a few days it will be Christmas. 2: This is the life,I love privacy!! 3: The future king and Queen in the Halloween Parade. 4: Allright Georgiei' ROW 1 : Jim Wilson , ROW 2: Cindy Lemley , Keion Carson , Patti Newfield, ROW 3 : Gordon Entz , Lori Brooks , ROW : Tim Hurst , Laura Reagan , ROW 5 : Gregg Jones , Beth Gaines , ROW 6: David Pickens , Cherri Britton , ROW 7 : Judy Edwards , Don Foth, ROW 8: Ken Gronau , ROW 9: Robin McCart , ROW 10: Mrs. Temple. AAAAAAA'AAAAAAA) ROW 1: Aaron Haehn, ROW 2 : Robert Slaughter, Casey Hodges , ROW 3 Sheri Moody , Shane McIntosh, ROW 4: Janet Waner , Edith Brundage, ROW 5: Julia Grosse, Morgan Marshall, ROW 6: Eric Henderson, Janelle Arnett , ROW 7: Tony Young, Cory Foth, ROW 8 Je ff Schmidt , Merlyn Entz , ROW 9 : Steve Glover , ROW 10: Mrs. Meirowsky   •  75 FOURTH GRADE ROW 1: Rex Taylor,ROW 2: Mike Branson, Tonya Jury Kim Jones, ROW 3: Dan Schmidt, Bridget Brooks, Michelle Moody,ROW 4: Todd Brown, Preston Hodges, ROW 5: Shelli Satter, Susan Harris, Lonnie Hiebert,ROW 6: John Gillet, Stuart Woodruff, Kevin Gronau,ROW 7: Brenda Edmonds, Todd Arnold,ROW 8: Carrie Watts Jenifer Howell, Traci Kinney, ROW 9: Mary Ganzel Renee Taylor, Susan Kinney ROW 10: Travis Hett,Audrey Egan, ROW 11: Mrs. Kelly. ROW 1: Greg Frederick, Bob Blakey, Tom Steel, Brad Goering, Tomasina Pritchet, Karen Entz, Glen Hilliard, Chris Patterson, ROW 2: David Maples Chri Kinney, Renee Hammar, Sharlene Brunner, Renee Taylor, Brent Windsor Kent Arnett, John Darnall, ROW Connie Liptau, Lisa Brundage, Brad Glover, Mark Webster, Lance Thiessen Bob Kyle, Jerome Moore, Sheri Henry ROW 4: Charlie Richmond, Ernie Davis, Janice Moffet, Tiffany Watts Leo Ward, Mike Jury, John Branson, Row 5: Mrs. Taylor, Mr. Goering. 1: Glen Hilliard pares for Fifth Band. As a first band student Glen will experience many new things , like performing in the May Day Parade. 2: Mr. Goering's class, some day dream while some work. 3: Students study in differ- ent ways, Renee Taylor and Lisa Brundage like together- ness, while he studies alone. ★•ft         pre- Gr ade year a              FIFTH GRADE 76 s p E C I A L  kit ★★★★★★★★★★★★ ROW 1: Daryl Friesen ROW 2i Tammy Bass Jon Friesen , ROW 3 s Frances Parks, Jalynn Smith, ROW U: Robin Nelson, Stanley Funk, ROW 5: Laura Sanford, Nancy Vogel, ROW 6: Marty Thurston, Mike Britton, ROW ?: Alan Hetton, Lisa Seifert, ROW 8: Mrs.Weker, Mrs Cookson. E D 1: Andy Cookson asks Mrs. Taylor and John Darnall if they would like a Christmas cookie. 2: Robin Nelson waves and smiles for the camera, but Jon Friesen doesn't seem to care and keeps on talking to his friends in Special Ed. 3: The Sixth Grade's fear- less leader , Mr. Preheim , takes a break from an exciting class. Grade schoolers had many things planned for them during the year: Kite Day, FFA Petting Day, Bike Day, and of course parties for most of the Holidays , sometimes they just study. SI XTH GRADE ★★★★★★★a               ROW 1: Denise Watts, Rodger Graham, Pam Bullock, Tracy Hett, Mark Sattler,Julie Waner, Larry Koch, ROW 2: Don Slaughter, Mickey Holy, Tina Hilliard, Becky Moody, Jill Knust, Frank Glenn, David McConough, Dennis Stucky, Deeana Cook, ROW 3 : Stephen Gil let, Kevin Strotkamp, Graig Andres, Shelia Phillpott, Pam Foth, Bryan Goering, Denise Strasser, Mrs. Olson, ROW 4: Mr. Preheim, Diana Akers, Will Mellott, Beth Slocmbe, Andy Cookson Tamie Thouvenell, Jackie Mellott. iirklt Irtrkickicklt ft- F I F T B H A G N R D A D E ROW l:Maureen Entz,Karen Entz,Janice Moffett.Sharlene Brunner,ROW 2:Chri Kinney Ernie Davis,Kent Arnett,Brent Windsor,Lisa Brunei age, John Darnall,ROW 3:Bob Kyle Glenn Hilliard, Renee Hammar, Renee Taylor,Tomsina Pritchet.Mark Webster,Jerome Moore,ROW 4: Charlie Richmond,Brad Goering,Lance Thiessen,David Maples,Leo Ward John Branson,Bob Blakey, ROW 5: Mr. Marshall, Greg Frederick,Stanley Funk,Brad Glover,Sheri Henry.Tiffany Watts. ROW 1: Shelia Philpott,Jill Knust, Dee Watts, Deeana Cook, ROW 2: Rodger Graham Will Mellott, Bryan Goering Tina Hilliard Pam Foth Becky Moody , ROW 3 ; Mr. Marshall, Stephen Gil- let, Larry Koch, Diana Akers, Beth Slocombe,Gra- ig Andres, Tracy Hett, Dennis Stucky 78 ft - ft ft ft ftr ft- ft - - ft A A ft ft SEVENTH GRADE ROW 1: Meg Watts,Andra Shank,Brett Preheim.Russell Ediger.Kim Searles.Elizabeth Brunner,Lana Brooks,Sandy Clark,Mike Jones,Brice Foth,David Solomon,ROW 2: Alan Unger,Jim Thouvenell, Lucille Carson,Deb Blakey,Tracy Kemper, Lisa Hall, Janet Britton,Stephen Ed wards,Paul Martinez,Doug Hiebert, ROW 3 s Shayne Davis, Paula Martinez,Shana Maples,Diane White,Carol Martin,Karletta Ratzloff,Rhonda Brewer Kenny Grosse.Robbie Taylor,Rick Hellott.Troy Arnold. EIGHTH GRADE ROW 1: Sherry Koch, Kathy Kemper,Tammy Solomon,Judy Branson,Donna Taylor, Deb Gillet.Mike Sattler.Marsha Graybeal,Mary Sattler.Tim Slocombe,Mike Harms,ROW 2: Mitch Moffett,Nancy Richmond,Roger O'Neal.Shell! Whisler.Carnella Bloomer,Royce Schmidt,Scott Eritz.Rick McIntosh,Less Thouvenell,Aaron Moody,ROW Mark Glover Scott Litton,Fred Philpott.Dale Hilliard.Harold Ward,Ted Balthrop,Darin Weems, Dee Krause,Judy Hall,Lizzie Holm, Mrs. Foote. ,- a ★★★★■ ★ ■■ ★★★ -★ aaa a aaaaaaa ★- 79 ROW 1: Carnella Bloomer,Diane White,Paula Martinez,Shana Maples,Nancy Richmond, Lizzie Holm, ROW 2: Elizabeth Brunner,Judy Hall,Rhonda Brewer,Sandy Clark, Lucy Carson,Lisa Hall,Carol Martin,Kathy Kemper,Sherri Koch, ROW 3: Royce Schmidt , Scott Entz,Mike Jones,Shayne Davis, Russell Ediger, Brice Foth, Bret Preheim , Andra Shank,Shelli Whisler,David Solomon, ROW 4: Mike Harms,Troy Arnold, Darin Weens, Doug Heibert, Ken Grosse, Tracy Kemper, Mark Glover,Ted Balthrop , Tim Slocombe.Rick Mellott,Stephen Edwards,ROW 5: Dee Krause, Mr. Marshall, Karletta Ratzloff, Kim Searles, Meg Watts. a            7th GRADE VOCAL ROW 1: Ken Grosse,Don Patterson,Kim Searles, Meg Watts, Lucille Carson, Janet Britton, ROW 2: Doug Hiebert, Russell Ediger, Andra Shank, Carol Martin, Shana Maples,Rhonda Brewer, Lisa Hall, ROW 3 s Bret Preheim,Mike Jones,Brice Foth,Troy Arnold,Shayne Davis,Karletta Ratzloff,Deb Blakey, Diane White. A - - ROW 1: Fred Philpott, Aaron Moody , Harold Ward,Tim Slocombe.ROW 2: Mike Harms, Carnella Bloomer, Shelli Whisler,Darin Weems,Mark Glover, ROW 3: Mrs. Voth,Sherri Koch,Lizzie Holm Dee Krause, Judy Branson, Tammy Solomon. 80 8th GRADE VOCAL AAAAAAAAAAA PJH FOOTBALL - ★ - ■ ROW 1: Rob Taylor,Ken Grosse,Scott Litton,Mike Jones,Brice Foth.Doug Heibert, Rick McIntosh, ROW 2: Darin Weems,Rick Mellott.Aaron Moody,Tim Slocombe.Harold Ward,Ted Balthrop,Mitch Moffett,Brett Preheim, ROW 4: Coach Tolar , Fred Fhilpott , Mark Glover.Paul Martinez, Dale Hilliard, David Solomon,Troy Arnold, Mike Harms, Shayne Davis, Coach Arnett. PJH VOLLEYBALL ROW Is Mary Sattler, Dee Krause, Judy Hall, Carnella Bloomer, Lucille Carson, ROW 2: Rhonda Brewer , Tracy Kemper , Tammy Solomon, Deb Blakey , Lisa Hall, ROW 3s Shelli Whisler, Coach Gaines. • | 1: Judy Hall returns the ball after • Lucille Carson's save. 2: It takes three Tomahawks to tackle their op- j ■ ponent. 81 p J H B A S .. ROW li Mike Harms, Scott Litton,ROW 2 s Brett Preheim, Mike Sattler, Doug   Heibert,Rick Mellott,Shayne Davis,Mitch Moffett,Brice Foth,Rick McIntosh , r Russ Ediger,ROW Ji Coach Arnett,Harold Ward,Mark Glover,Troy Arnold, Paul t Martinez, Roger O'Neal, Royce Schmidt,Dale Hilliard,Scott Entz, Darin Weems T Coach Tolar.  ★    ★   k A + A ickirtr 1: Carol Martin got fouled so she shoots a free- throw. 2: Dale Hilliard goes in for a lay- up. This year both the boys and the girls played in the Flint Hills lea- ge. The boys tied for first. ROW 1: Camella Bloomer,J ROW 2: Dee Krause, Lucille Carson, ROW 3: Andra Shank, Shana Maples, ROW Carol Martin, Diane White, Lisa Hall.Kprletta Ratzloff,Rhonda Brewer, Coach Gaines 82 ROW 1: Brice Foth, Stephen Edwards, Rick Mellott, David Soloman, Paul Martinez, Troy Arnold, Alan Unger, Robbie Taylor, Shayne Davis, Russ Ediger, ROW 2: Kenny Grosse, Darin Weems, Mark Glover, Roger O'Neal, Dale Milliard,Harold Ward, Mike Sattler, Doug Heibert, Brett Preheim, Coach Tolar, ROW 3: Coach Arnett. r ★★ ★          + +-k+ -k-tr r tn 1: Lucille Carson was undefeated in the 440 yard run, 2: Donna Taylor warms up for the 220 yard dash. 3: Dale Hilliard was First in the pole vault. 4: Mike Sattler prepares to run in a relay. 5: Mark Glover throws the discus for PJH. ROW 1: Rhonda Brewer,Donna Taylor,Shanna Maples,ROW 2: Lisa Hall,Kim Searles, Carol Martin, Meg Watts Andra Shank,Shelli Whisler,ROW 3: Coach Gaines,Lucy Carson,Sherri Koch,Deb Blakey,Diane White, Camella Bloomer,Kathy Kemper. 83 Jr.High cheer leaders 1 : 7th grade , ACTION: 2: 8th grade , SPIRIT! Y E A PEP CLUB ROW 1: Andra Shank,Carnella Bloomer,Luci 1le Carson, Nancy Richmond, Carol Martin,Shelli Whisler.Shana Maples,Lizzie Holm,ROW 2: Deb Blakey,Karletta Ratzloff,Kathy Kemper,Janet Britton, Rhonda Brewer, Elizabeth Brunner, Diane White, Kim Searles, Meg Watts, Sandy Clark, Lisa Hall, Mrs. Foote, ROW 3: Sherri Koch, Judy Branson, Tammy Solomon, Donna Taylor,Dee Krause,Judy Hall,Marsha Graybeal Jessie Buchannon, Debbie Gillet, Paula Martinez, Mary Sattler, Tracy Kemper. ROW 1: Janet Britton,Debbie Blakey,Shana Maples,Carol Martin Nancy Richmond,Donna Taylor,Judy Hall,Dee Krause,Andra Shank ROW 2: Kim Searles,Sherrie Koch, Rhonda Brewer,Judy Branson Tammy Solomon, MarySattler, Shelli Whisler,Sandy Clark,Paula Martinez, Mrs. Tolar, ROW 3: Meg Watts, Lucy Carson,Carnella Bloomer,Lizzie Holm, and Debbie Gillet. 84 KINDERGARTEN FIRST GRADE Seated: Corine Barnhart , Ronnie Koehn , Stand- ing: Joan Nickel , Travis Inskeep , Regina Bass Travis Griffin , Carol Weibe , James McClimans , Steve Saner TEACHER: Mrs. Edla Freeland Row 1: Merle Koehn,Shawn Weibe Row 2:Scott Shaw,Matthew Koehr David Smith Row 3: Mike Bas Heather Billings,Kayme Plummet Matthew Richenburg Row 5:Mrs. Freeland,Kevin Janiz.Max Morgan 1-Karen M: Did you say lice?! 2-Larry F: I'm tired! 3-David S: I’m bored. SECOND GRADE Larry Findley, Richard Swan, Angela Haveron, Brad Jantz, Karen McClimans, Amy Handle, Jeremy Smith TEACHER:Mrs. Forcum 85 Sonya Weibe , Jason Smith , Eddie Inskeep , Jana FIFTH GRADE Jantz , Mary Lou Becker TEACHER: Miss Androes FOURTH GRADE Row 1: Carol Stucky, Bonnie Koehn Row 2: Ann Richenburg,Chad Weibe Row J: Carrie Talkington 1- Chad Weibe: My arm's asleep ' Michelie Rivernlbw h:Janet Smith,Charlotte Bass 2- Carol Stucky: 3 fingers or 4? N t Pictured: Paul Swan TEACHER: Miss Androes Seated:Lisa Handle,Donna Stucky.Standing:John Rich- enburg, Karen Nickel,Mary Ellen Koehn,Nancy Koehn, Michelle Beam,Michelle Cubbage,Steve Koehn, Alicia Taylor,Not Pictured:Paula Koehn TEACHER:Mrs. Olson 86 Seated: Denice Billings, Crissy Bowser, Sonny Easterling, Steve Barnhart, Roger Lefert, Dawn Weibe Standing: Nolan Smith, Linda Koehn, Julie Smith, Scott Zogelman, Carol Swan, Marilyn Koehn DougTalkington,Richard Bass TEACHERS:Mr. Arevelo Mrs. Vestring Not Pictured: Duane Koehn J; Talkington- Uh, are you j. positive we have P.E. ? Row 1: Brenda Riggs, Arlene Becker, Joanna Wyss Row 2: Linda Nightengale Darla Criger.Loretta Koehn Row 3:Julie Helmer, Tony Schmidt Row 4: Mark Shaw Mike Jantz, Jerry McIntosh Row 5:Kevin Bass, Beni Koehn, Marian Nickle Row 1: Darla Stucky, Laura Taylor, Myra Koehn Row 2:Jeff Nightengale,Mike Shaw RobinKeeLer Row 3Msck Clark,Gwen Stucky Row 4:Mary Ellen Smith,Lindsey Vogelman Dee Dee Castleman Row 5: John Snelling, Michele Smith Row 6: Beverly Smith Not Pictured:Randy Giesel.Evalyn Taklington 87 D Seated: Mary Ellen Smith D Dawn Weibe, Julie Helmer ;J Linda Nightengale, Gwen _ Stucky , Brenda Riggs. H Behind: Mr. Faul,Lindsey NVogelman, Laura Taylor, Mack Clark. D PEP CLUB Row 1: Brenda Riggs Row 2iinda Nighten- gale, Mary Smith,Gwen Stucky Seated: Dawn Weibe,Beverly Smith Darla Criger, Julie Helmer,Darla Stucky Laura Taylor,Denice Billings, Loretta Koehn, Carol Swan, Crissy Bowser Back Row:Evelyn Talking- ton, Dee Dee Castle- man, Robin Keeler, Michele Koehn,Linda Koehn,Marilyn Koehn Julie Smith, Joanna Wyss, Arlene Becker B U R N S V 0 c A L The vocal class has been moving along this year by participating in their Christmas program as the choir for their musical play The Drum. Seated: Laura Taylor , Julie Helmer , Arlene Becker, Joana Wyss, Gwen Stucky Left To Right: Beni Koehn,Lind seyVogel- man, Michele Smith, Tony Schmidt,Mary Ellen Smith Mike Jantz, Linda Night- engale ,Mack Clark, Robin Keeler, Brenda Riggs , Loretta Koehn, Mr. Faul Not Pictured: Myra Koehn SOCCER B A S K E T B A L L Front Row:Kevin Bass Roger Lefert, Sonny Easterling, Richard Bass,Mack Clark.Back Row:Lindsey Vogelman Mike Shaw,John Snel- ling, Mr. Granger Scott Zogelman, Mark Shaw,Jeff Nigitengale Soccer this year had a new twist. The men on the team were joined by 5 girls.In one of their games, they were helped out by: Maiy Smith,Gwen Stucky, Linda Night- engale, Brenda Riggs,and Julie Helmer. The coach reported they did very well. Front Row: Crissy Bowser Brenda Riggs, Darla Sticky Dawn Weibe Back Row : Carol Swan, Julie Helmer Mary Ellen Smith, Linda Nightengale, Gwen Stucky 1978 was the first year for Burns to play VoU rball and apparently they injoyed itl The members on the team took second place in their league. A very impress- ive start. The Burns Elementary Boys basketball team had a disappointing season winning few games Standing: Mr. Granger Kevin Bass,Mike Shaw, Mark Shaw, John Snelling, Mack Clark, Jeff Nightengale, Roger Lefert, Lindsey V ogelman. V 0 L L E Y B A L L 89 GIRL ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ Row 1: Daxla Stucky, B Brenda Riggs, Dawn A Wiebe Row 2: Caro] 5 Swan, Laura Taylor, Mary Ellen Smith,Mr. K Granger.Linda Night- E engale,Julie Helmer. t Gwen Stucky. B★★★★★★★★★ ! JR. HIGH SPORTS Brenda Riggs,Linda Nightengale Mary Ellen Smith, Gwen Stucky, Julie Helmer. BY T A K r 0S R C Boys track had one out- standing memher, J. Snelling who threw the shot putt and won first at every meet. Row 1: Kevin Bass, Mr. Granger, Mack Clark Row 2: John Snelling,Mike Shaw,Jeff Nightengale, Lindsey Vogel- man, Mark Shaw. The B.J.H. Girls track team didn't have a very eventful season this year. However,they did have much success with their J40 relay. Their coach, Mr. Granger,reported they won at every meet but the last one. 90 hjh.-pj.li. scholarship Row Is Gwen Stucky, Myra Koehn, Joanna Wyss, Loretta Koehn, Beni Koehn. Row 2: Michele Smith, Tammy Soloman, Royce Schmidt, Mark Glover, Mike Harms. b.e.s. principal Mr. Arevalo was the principal of B.E.S. this year. He had many duties including teaching English to the Jr. High classes. He also accompanied his wife on the guitar at the Christmas program. p.e.s. principal Mr. Glover was principal of P.E.S. He worked very hard this year by being Mickey Mouse in the Halloween Parade. He is presently Govenor of District 3 of the Kansas Elementary Association. Good work,Mr. Glover. 91 In Memory of Teacher and Friend, Kathy Voran 92