Peabody High School - Warrior Yearbook (Peabody, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1980 volume:

Peabody - Kuril High !► O O I IS O 111 . I� K liliflS I Oneway Signs, Signs Everywhere are signs Slocking up the scenery Breaking my mind )o this, don't do that Ean't you read the signs? [from Signs by the Five Man Electrical Band 1VA LXI T IATSAS «► ► «� «► School One way] B ww, People ................. 6 Fall....................28 Winter..................36 Spring..................46 Groups..................58 BES-BJH.................74 PES-PJH.................84 Index...................99 DO THIS, Tana Sebree studies intently during Government class. DOY T do Bicyclists prepare for their ride at the Physical Fitness Festival. Mr. Ferguson shows Galen Roberts the The juniors' float won first in the proper way to eat an ice cream cone. Homecoming Parade. 2 TH AT ! Sheriff Mike Grosse escorts Mr. Shields Eair 1 Year some upperclassmen of PHS to jail during the Physical Fitness Pa nt their graduation year on the Festival. water tower. Jimmy Holm, Scott Litton and Mr. Nelson observe, while David Clark finishes his project. Judy and Marsha seem to be reacting to a day of studying at PHS. 3 • VV ff IlS® Cant ioil: Geri Yoder decorates Mike Whisler's Mr. Ireland videotapes movies ot books face in the make-up booth at the Ger- that his students are reading from his man Club's Oktoberfest. English classes. Boys Home Ec. students listen as Miss Entz reads a lesson. The junior varsity team gathers around Coach Shields for a pep talk. 4 School Tana Sebree enjoys taking care of the greenhouse. That seems to be her main job everyday. Crossing Camella Bloomer and Kathy Meirowsky take a break between songs. Mike Jones concentrates on his lunch Jimmy Holm shows his style with a base- during noon hour. ball at the Oktoberfest. PEOPLE 7 Superintendent Don Martin working on some very imnortant material. Several board members are busy looking over the meeting's agenda. Vickie Cook, the Central secretary al Office i: really slaving away. Muriel Wolfesberger, secretary at the Central Office, is busy with paper work. U.S.D. 398 Board of Education: John Balthrop, President J.D. Gaines, Jean Maples. Row 1: John Bems, Virgil Clark, Vice President Robert Morgan, Don Lemley. This year Max Cooper attended board meetings as the Student Council Representative. 8 Secretary Thelma McClure seems to be working very hard as usual. Principal Wayne Blessing is trying to get ahead of all of the paperwork. Secretary Sharon Grosse has her head buried deep in the books. Mrs. McClure left PHS in the middle of the year after 14 years of dedication. This year was Mr. Blessing's first year as principal at PHS. he's been busy. 9 FRAN ARNETT Chemistry DON ; .RNOLD Industrial Arts ROBERT BASS Counselor LESLIE CLARK Vocal Music JOYCE DEFOREST Librarian JOLEEN ENTZ Home Economics BILL FERGUSON Social Science MELINDA GAINES Learning Disability SUSANNE HETZKE Physical Education JOHN IRELAND English JULIE IRISH Foreign Language English GARY JONES Vocational Agriculture Horticulture HOWARD O'NEAL Comm iice NELSl PATTON Math inatic s DDROTHY RUCKER English Journalism Speech and Forensics BECKI DICK Art RANDY SHIELDS Physical Education CAMELIA TOLAR Mathematics MATT TOLAR Science 10 Mr. Paramore, part-time counselor, is doing his job by giving a student some advice. Out of his busy work schedule, Mr. Paramore took over when Mr. Bass resigned Leslie Clark, vocal music teacher, directs her students, as they prac- tice hard for a concert. Mrs. Ferguson takes the responsibility of being a part-time librarian. Filing cards is one of her duties. Mrs. Gaines, learning disability teacher, smiles, as she prepares a test for one of her students. 11 Mr. Maples gives his daily lecture to the Youth and Law class. Mr. Egan team taught the Youth and Law class. Mr. O'Neal, typing teacher, picks up his typing students' papers, as he looks over the daily work the students do. Mr. Marshall, band teacher, takes roll for class. That is one of the duties the Ms. Jamie Cole, student teacher teachers have to do each day to help the from Tabor, keeps a wary eye office keep track of where the students are. on Ms. Hetzke's classes. 12 The cooks work hard preparing the school lunches each day. Row 1: Mrs.' Baine, Mrs. Wentworth. Row 2: Mrs. Wright. Mr. Arnold, industrial arts teacher, gives' some advice to Robbie Taylor on how to paint a swing. Mr. Jones advises Troy Arnold and Fred Jonas Stucky and Walter Wentworth Philpott on a project in Vo - Ag I class. . are a big help a s janitors. This Building projects are a big part of vo-ag. was Jonas' first year at PHS. 13 Freshmen officers are row l:Meg Watts - Stuco Rep., Paula Martinez - Vice-President. Row 2: Mark Shaw-President,Troy Arnold - Sec.-Treas- urer. Freshmen always seem to be the lucky ones. They d o not have any big projects to coverjthere- fore, they earned money for future years. Julie Helmer and Linda Nighten- gale take time out to browse through one o f the many maga- zines available i n the school library. Troy Arnold Debbie Blakey Rhonda Brewer Janet Britton Lana Brooks Liz Brunner Lucille Carson Sandy Clark Darla Criger Shayne Davis Russell Ediger Brice Foth Tyrone Gadberry Ken Grosse Lisa Hall 14 Julie Helmer Mike Jones Tracy Kemper Shana Maples Janet Britton looks as if she is very satisfied with her art work. Sandy Clark and Lana Brooks show off their talent at the German Variety Show. Rhonda Brewer, Lisa Hall, Lucille Carson, Tyrone Gadberry and Jim Thouvenell seem to be enjoying their wait for lunch. Carol Martin Paula Martinez Paul Martinez Ricky Mellott Rhonda Brewer a s the surveyor, Rus- sell Ediger as Bat Mite and Liz Brun- ner as his mother add variety to the German Variety Show in an Arsenic-n- Fizz commercial. 15 David Nesson Linda Nightengale Karletta Ratzloff Brenda Riggs Kim Searles Andra Snank Mark Shaw David Solomon Robbie Taylor Jim Thouvenell Ror -Waner Meg Wal ts Diane Whit Brice Foth digs i n his locker between classes hoping t o find his books o r mayb'.; a surprise. One of the classes for freshmen i s Physical Science. It seems this class takes time to listen to Mr. Tolar. Shelli Whisler, Diane Mellott prepare for science. White and Rick experiments in 31333 33 16 JW Ted Balthrop Carnella Bloomer Molly Burch Mack Clark Dee Dee Castleman Scott Entz Debbie Gillet Curt Glaser Mark Glover Marsha Graybeal Judy Hall Mike Harms Dale Hilliard Liz Holm Kathy Kemper Sophomores found out that the respon- sibilities they had this year were quite a bit more than when they were freshmen. Leading the way for soph- omores are row 1: Gwen Stucky- Stuco Rep., Jill White - Vice-Pres- ident. Row 2: Mark Glover - Treas- urer, Mike Harms - Secretary, Royce Schmidt - President. Jill White takes time out to read. m® jm 17 Dee Krause seems to be taking some time out to do some of her studies. Mr. Ferguson gives Judy Hall some advice about her homework, as any teacher would be glad to help his students. Also Mr. Ferguson is sophomore class sponsor, so he will be helping the sophomores all year. Sherry Koch Dee Krause Scott Litton Ricky McIntosh Mitch Moffett Aaron Moody Roger O'Neal Nancy Richmond Mike Sattler Royce Schmidt Scott Litton, Liz Holm and Ricky Mc- Intosh hurry to class, as Kathy Kemper waits patiently. Debbie Gillet seems to need to return to her locker. Shelli Whisler, Gwen Stucky, and Jill White always knew the office window was good for something. 18 Mike Shaw Tim Slocombe Fred Philpott John Snelling Tammy Solomon Darla Stucky Gwen Stucky Donna Taylor Laura Taylor Lindsey Vogelman Camella Bloomer is a little surprised as she turns to look at the camera. This year the sophomores had the Christmas Formal and the Memorial Day Dinner to earn money for future years. Scott Litton seems to be working hard as he prepares for a Computer test. Studying seemed to be a major thing in high school this year. Harold Ward Darren Weems Shell! Whisler Jill White Robin Wolf 19 Fred Carson David Clark David Cooper Max Cooper not pictured Colleen Cooper Juniors do not have too much to cover, except to think about getting through next year as seniors. Junior leaders are: First Row: Kris Strotkamp - Secretary, Nancy Hall - Treas- urer. Back Row: Richard Holm - Stuco Rep., Pat Cubbage President, David Clark - Vice- President . Scott Harris studying? He is reacting to a typical day in study hall. 20 Pat Cubbage Patsy DalIke Nancy Hall Richie Hammar Becky Hammann Scott Harris Jimmy Holm Richard Holm Carrie Howell Danny Kyle Kent Leppke Lisa Logan Cristy Loyd Charlene Martinez Curt McDonough Kathy Meirowsky Bryan Morris Jim Nellans Tony Newfield Hubert Pi land Kelly Bayes and Donna Suffield work very hard at Kim Shaw types and hopes their art project to meet the deadline. Juniors do it will be approved by all not have too many projects to cover. Just the Prom, the strict rules we had. and they try to earn money for it all year. 21 Kelly Bayes seems to take some time out to catch up on a reading assignment for class. Bonnie Preheim Dave Rempel Kim Rose Kim Shaw Scott Shaw Don Shirley Kris Strotkamp Don Stovall Tony Strasser Donna Suffield Mark Swigart Darin Thrash Annette Warkentine Donna Wilson Kim Youngblood Bryan Morris takes time to clean his negative; so he will be ready to make a contact sheet. mm id 22 Rachelle Brenzikofer Lisa Clark .-TV - Pam Branson Wayne Criger J J 3 Carrie Egan Louise Gibbs Wayne Graybeal J JJ J J J1 23 Mindy Hamilton Ronnie Harms Jennifer Holy Randy Hurst George Holm Mary Koch David Mellott Connie Mellott Wiebe Katie Parrish 24 Janice Steele Dale Stucky Janelie Stucky Randy Hurst and Carrie Egan seem to be a little bit amused, as to what David Mellott is showing them for Youth and Law. These were three of the 29 exiting seniors for the 1979-80 school year. Randy Taylor Mike Whisler Lani Woodruff Geri Yoder Senior class officers are row 1: Carrie Egan - Treasurer,Katie Parrish - Vice-President. Row 2: Randy Taylor - President, David Mellott - Stuco Rep. Not pictured - Lani Woodruff - Sec- retary. Seniors do not have too many projects to cover, except getting money for the class trip. They decided to go to Six Flags Over Texas. Randy Taylor shows u s his crazy side by being Tyrone at the German Variety Show. Connie Mellott Wiebe studies intently to get her history assignment read. Louise Gibbs, Mindy Hamilton and Mary Koch play a card game o n the senior trip to Six Flags Over Texas. Wayne Criger is presented his diploma by Virgil Clark at Commencement. Dale Stucky and Cheryl Rhodes walk to- gether as their last senior duty. 27 FALL _ C - n Jill White bumps the ball while Lisa Clark, 30, and Kim Rose, 52, back her up. Junior Varsity. While Becky Hammann, 32 goes for the ball, Katie Parrish, 23, Patsy DalIke, 24, and Lisa Clark 30 help her out. Martin, Gwen Stucky, Tracy Kemper, Kim Searles. Row 2: Coach Susanne Hetzke, Row 1: Diane White, Carol Brenda Riggs, Darla Stucky, Helmer, Linda Nightengale, Nancy Hall. Shana Maples, Julie Brenda Riggs, 15, bumps the over the ball game, of the Rhonda Brewer, Manager Tracy 45, pat- After net. Kemper, watches iently. a home parents players met to have coffee. Rachelle Brenzikofer, 20, gives it all she's got while Becky Harrmann, 32, and Patsy Dal Ike, 24, watch patiently. 30 While Rachelle Brenzikofer goes after the ball, Becky Hammann, 32 and Katie Parrish, 23, think Where was I? and Patsy Dallke, 24, is getting there at the last minute. The B-team huddles to listen for advice for the B-game from Coach Susanne Hetzke. Varsity. The Setters for the VB team this year were row 1: Jill White and Becky, Hammann. The Spikers w ere row 2: Patsy Dallke, Lisa Clark, Kim Rose, Rachelle Brenzikofer, Katie Parrish. Row 3: Manager Nancy Hall, Coach Susanne Hetzke. VARSITY 0 P Halstead 2 0 Moundridge 2 0 Hi 1lsboro 2 0 Inman 0 2 Remington 2 0 Hesston 2 0 Tournaments Halstead 5 2 Inman 4 1 Olpe 2 1 J.V. Halstead 2 0 Moundridge 2 0 Hillsboro 2 0 Inman 2 1 Remington 2 0 Hesston 2 0 31 VARSITY 0 P Chase Co. 28 12 Marion 4 2 0 Hillsboro 22 0 Inman 21 7 Douglas 22 7 Remington 19 0 Hesston 3 0 Halstead 44 0 Moundridge 18 3 J.V. 0 P Moundridge 36 18 Hillsboro 24 0 Inman 6 12 Chase Co. 8 16 Remington 14 16 Halstead 14 22 Hesston 35 14 Varsity. Row 1: Troy Arnold, Robbie Taylor, Rick Mellott, Mark Shaw, Mike Jones, Brice Foth, Shayne Davis. Row 2: Lindsey Vogelman, Darren Weems, Tim Slocombe, Dale Hilliard, Mike Shaw, Mark Glover Row 3: Danny Kyle, Scott Harris, Darin Thrash, David Clark, Richard Holm, Richie Hammar, Kent Leppke, Jim Holm, David Rempel. Row 4: George Holm, Dale Stucky, Randy Tavlor. Mike Whisler. Randv Hupst. Trainer Pat Cubbage, Asst. Coach John Ireland, Asst. Coach Bill Ferguson, Head Coach Randy Shields. Not Pictured: David Mellott. Darin Thrash, 6, and George Holm, 24, try to help David Mellott, 61, and Danny Kyle, 71,tackle a Moundridge Wildcat. The Warriors look unhappy on the last call It took Danny Kyle, 71, Randy Hurst, 10, and, 24, George Holm to tackle a Swather. Junior Varsity: Row 2: Troy Arnold, Robbie Taylor, Rick Mellott, Mark Shaw.M ike Jones, Brice Foth, S h a y n e Davis. Row 2: Coach John Ireland, Lindsey Vogel- man, Darren Weems, Tim Slocombe, Dale Hilliard, Mike Shaw, Mark Glover, Trainer Pat Cubbage, Coach Bill Ferguson. We didn't have a good season, but we still gave each team a try. 33 “ MAKE ME SMILE” It takes more than one Teuton to tackle 24, George Holm. Candidate Rachelle Brenzikoter, Escort Randy Hurst, Queen Lani Woodruff, Escort David Mellott, Candidate Janelle Stucky, Escort Randy Taylor. The cupids this year were Heidi Koslowsky, Russell Gray, Denee Grosse, Dusty Hett, Jennifer Gaines. Not Pictured: David Wetta. Excitement always seems to hang in tne air when Homecoming comes around. Who would be the 1979-80 Homecoming Queen: Janelle Stucky, Lani Woodruff, or Rachelle BrenzAkofer? Spirit seemed to be 1 on everybody's list the whole week, but the juniors won $35 for having the most spirit, from Peabody's Chamber of Commerce. Excited faces could be seen when Friday's game came around, and Lani Woodruff was crowned queen. Peabody played a tough game against Inman, losing only by two touchdowns. Score was 21-7. Losing did not put a damper on the night activities. Everyone still enjoyed the dance, with music provided by Coyote, in the PES Multi-Purpose Room. The theme, Make Me Smile , was carried throughout the night on the faces of all the kids. Everybody really getting down on Coyote's music. Juniors won first prize and $75 for their float Block The Teutons . 34 Mitch Moffett, Mr. Patton Hockey is a very exciting sport, can't you tell by the and Royce Schmidt' in a enthusiasm these guys seem to be showing? cider drinking contest. Mrs. Lynn Watts shows her talent for sticking her face in whip creme. Mr. Glover must be cheating, by the look on his face. The five mile relay is a great way to run off those guts. On October 13, 1979, PHS had their big money-making project. The goal of $15,000 was set, but though it was not reached, they did make $3,000. The money that each individual brought in was divided into the organizations in which each was a member. Besides making money, it also gave the community a chance to get to know the students better, and to do things with them. It seemed that most everyone had a lot of fun participating in biking, jogging, walking, caliscenics, hockey, cider drinking, and other events. 35 n I TER ihi Lim T Rachelle Brenzikofer, 30, loses a pass that Lucille Carson was suppose to get to her. Lucille Carson, 21, shoots over a Hillsboro Trojan. Lisa Clark, 22, shoots in a 2 point- er,but if she didn't make it, Rachelle Bren- zikofer, 30, was there to rebound it for Peabody in a game against Chase County High School. Varsity. Row T : Gwen Stucky., Shana Maples, Julie Helmer, Carol Martin. Row 2: Molly Burch (Manager), Linda Nightengale, Annette Warkentine, Carrie Howell, Rachelle Brenzikofer, Lisa Clark, Kim Rose, Dee Krause, Coach John Ireland. 38 Carrie Howell, 20, shoots while, 24, a Hillsboro Trojan tried to block her shot. Kim Rose, 24, and Dee Krause fight for the ball,as Dee Krause fell to the floor thinking, Why didn't I hold on to the ball better! Annette Warkentine, 54, showed her talent at dribbling! Varsity Chase Co. Sedgwi ck Halstead Moundridge Hesston Inman Remington Hi 11s boro Sedgwi ck Ma ri on Inman Halstead Moundridge Hesston Inman Remington Hi 1lsboro Oxford 0 P 34 30 37 42 56 54 44 62 45 46 56 37 32 47 53 35 48 56 36 32 45 35 35 34 47 26 61 52 41 34 39 22 51 24 62 46 PI If «I JUNIOR VARSITY Row 1: Manager Molly Burch. Row 2: Carol Martin. Row 3: A n d r a hank. Row 4: Gwen Stucky,D e e Krause, S h a n a Maple s,Linda Nightengale. Row 5: Annette War- Kentine,J u 1 i e Helmer. Row 6: Rhonda Brewer, Robin Wolf, Kim Rose, Coach John Ireland. 39 Royce Schmidt turns to pass the ball to Mark Shaw who is waiting patiently JUNIOR VARSITY. Row 1: Brice Foth, Ricky Mellott, Mark Shaw, Ted Balthrop, Mike Sattler, Curt Glaser. Row 2: Royce Schmidt, Troy Arnold, Roger O'Neal, Scott Entz, Mike Shaw, David Cooper, John Snelling. Row 3: Coach Randy Shields, Manager Hubert Pi land. Asst. Coach Bill Ferguson. Randy Hurst, 20, looks disgusted as Coach Bill Ferguson tells his own opinion on how the boys played the last play. David Clark, Roger O'Neal, Troy Arnold, Mark Shaw, Scott Entz and Royce Schmidt look as if they agree with the Coach. Dale Stucky, 12, is try- ing to pass over a Sedg- wick Cardinal. John Snelling puts it in as a Halstead Dragon is guarding him. 40 ' OPPONENT 0 P Chase County 35 42 Sedgwick 39 49 Halstead 57 47 Moundridge 54 53 Hesston 68 64 Inman 77 48 Remington 68 41 Hillsboro 43 31 Halstead 67 45 Hillsboro 57 47 Sedgwick 39 38 Halstead 69 71 Moundridge 64 66 Hesston 53 54 Inman 51 42 Remington 43 36 Hi 1lsboro 57 55 Sedgwick 52 43 M o g a n Schmidt, 42, puts it in for 2 points. David Cooper wonders where he should pass it? VARSITY. R o w 1: Hubert Pi land. Manager. Row 2: MarkShaw, David Mellott, George Holm, Dale Stucky, John Snelling. R o w 3: Asst. Coach RandyShields, Troy Arnold, Jim Holm, Roger 0' N e a 1 Scott Entz, David Clark, Randy Hurst, Coach Bill Ferguson. teToTHeBigBlue P. 41 On February 15, 1980, Miss Carrie Egan was crowned Queen of Courts. Her attendants were Katie Parrish and Lisa Clark. Carrie was crowned between the A and B game against the Moundridge Wildcats. The Warriors knocked the Wildcats off by two points. Warriors 66, Wildcats 64. The game seemed to set the mood for the dance that followed, in the Multi-Purpose Room at the grade school. The theme for the night was Just The Way You Are. Music for the dance was provided by Larry's Disco from Newton. Galen Roberts is really getting into the music at the Queen of Courts dance. PHS has a poster contest every year for Queen of Courts, the cooks are the judges and decide which class has the best posters, this year the senior class won first place which was $15 put up by the Bleacher Creatures. Cupids were: Melissa Ammeter, Brian Henry, Mandy Entz, Matthew Smith, Hope Windsor. Queen of Courts 1980: Candidate Lisa Clark, Escort George Holm, Queen Carrie Egan, Escort Dale Stucky, Candidate Katie Parrish, Escort Mogan Schmidt. V- 42 Patsy DalIke, player for Becky's team, shooting, is guarded by Miss Entz; Lisa Hall is looking on. Other intramural teams were Bonnie's and Faculty. The Women's Faculty and Men's Faculty also played KARD to raise money for the new Hydra-Gym Power Neck Machine. Scott Harris, Scott Litton, Shayne Davis, and Kent Leppke, watch as Fred Carson, player for the Bruisers, saves the ball. Galen Roberts, normally a player for T§T, substituting for another team, shooting, i s guarded by Randy Taylor of T6T. Trent Brunner,player for the Bruisers, Mike Harms, player for the Cubs, are jumping, as Ref Ferguson ducks out of the way. Pat Cubbage, player for che Cubs, shoots above the defense. 43 Rachelle Brenzikofer, and Darin Thrash really like to boogie down. Mazie Slaughter, Lisa Logan, and Hubert Pi land are taking a break. Pat Cubbage, Danny Kyle, and Mark Glover are munching down. Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson wrapped up in each other and in the fog. Molly Burch, and Troy Arnold really getting down on the music. Everyone really got into the music and the fog, both was provided by the D.J. Vance A. Tyrell. 44 Sandy Clark and Lana Brooks check out the new candy machine the Student Council bought. Pat Cubbage, is watching the girls walk by as usual. That must be his favorite hobby. Roger O'Neal and Don Stovall work in the dark room. Work is the order of the day at PHS. The guys are totally enthused over the meal they are eating, too bad it isn't like Ma's cooking. Between classes, everyone likes to talk while waiting for the bell, and flirt with that cute guy or girl! 45 SPRING Mr. Ferguson replied that the track sea- son this year was great. Brenda Riggs prac- tices long jump getting ready for the next track meet. Kent Leppke jumps over the hurdle, as he is going for a first place! Linda Nightengale throws the disk- She threw the disk 54 rt. to set a new record. TRACK . Row 1: Lucille Carson, Shelli Whis- 1 er, Julie Helmer, Diane White, Kathy Kempe r. Row 2 : Linda Nighten- gale , Brenda Riggs. Row 3 : Paul Martinez, Ri ch a rd Holm, Danny Ky le , Darren Weems, Mike Jones. Row 4 Max Cooper, Mark Swi gart , David Coope r, Richie Hamm- ar, K ent Leppke, Mike Wh i s 1 er , Jim Holm. Not pictured : rBonni e Preh e im Scctt hams. 48 Golf. Row 1: Wayne Graybeal, Darin Thrash, David Clark, Mark Glover. Row 2: Coach John Ireland, Don Stovall, Roger O'Neal, Pat Cubbage, Brice Foth, Tim Slocombe. Roger O'Neal and Don Stovall replace the cup and are ready to putt the golf ball at the Peabody Golf Course. Wayne Graybeal shows the proper stance and style, as he putts the golf ball. I I I 49 Most students wore a pair of those neat tennis shoes. They come in weird colors, but are very comfortable. Wayne Graybeal and Becky Hammann show off their curls. Curly hair was seen a lot at PHS. Plaid skirts were a big thing with the girls. This year it seemed that more people enjoyed dressing up. Kris Strotkamp and Donna Suffield strut their feathers, their feathered back hair, that is. Clogs were really in this year; just about every girl had a pair. Ricky Mellott, Patsy Dallke, Katie Parrish, and Lisa Clark show off those comfortable overalls. Sometimes the students at PHS got tired of always studying; so they liked to go out and socialize with friends, go and listen to concerts, or take their girl or guy out to look at the stars. An opinion poll taken showed that kids tuned in the radio to hear songs like Babe and Another Brick in the Wall. They enjoyed listening to groups like Styx, Kansas, the Bee Gees, and Pink Floyd. Their favor- ite TV shows were Dukes of Hazard and Dallas. When Animal House, Little Darlings, and Kramer vs. Kramer, which won an academy award for best picture, were showing at the theater, the majority of kids went to see them. Look at those Legs! Tight Levis and plain pocket jeans were worn by just about every guy and girl. Charlene Martinez, Faunetta Bloomer, and Nancy Hall wear a classical concert t-shirt. Carrie Egan and Katie Parrish show the sophisticated look of curls. The curly look was in this year. You could look over the city skyline at night. The Samaria the Prophet, ali- mural was one of the decorations for the Prom. as Richard Holm, fore- tells the seniors'future. Every year each senior wills some- thing to a junior. George Holm and Galen Roberts and Katie Parrish dance Galen Roberts read the will. toga style. A lot of kids wore togas. On May 26, 1980, the juniors paid their tribute to the senior class by giving the Prom. The theme for the Prom was In the Heart of the Night'.' The banquet started at 7:00 and Daytha Langenegger provided the entertainment. The dance started at 9:00 with music provided by Mark Ward from Mid America Disco in Wichita. His strobe light and light show really showed off the decorations which were blue and silver metallic. The fog machine went neat with slow dancing. The dance ended at 12:00. The juniors rented the theater at Newton and took the seniors to see Electric Horseman after the Prom. In the foreground, Lee Becker wears a toga, who would have ever thought? Too dressed up to get up and boogie! Everyone who went to the Prom seemed to really en- joy dressing up and going dressed in style. Mike Whisler was one of the many who wore togas. Mr. Larry Schaffer from Brown Mackie College in Salina spoke to the hon- ored students at the banquet. It is an honor and a privilege to be on scholarship. It is considered a big achievement at PHS. To be eli- gible for scholarship you have to maintain an average grade of 3.5 for all four nine weeks. The following people maintained that average: row 1: Brenda Riggs, Gwen Stucky, Jill White, Diona Akers Rem, Janelle Stucky, Carrie Egan, Lisa Clark, Kathy Meirowsky. Row 2: Mark Glover, Ted Balthrop, Richie Hammar, Max Cooper, Kent Leppke, George Holm, Galen Roberts, David Cooper, Mike Harms. Not Pictured: Scott Entz, Royce Schmidt, Darline Kasper the following The food is always so good at the row 1: Kent banquet. Meirowsky, Lisa Clark. Cooper, To be elected to the National Honor Society you must be on scholar- ship; show leadership, character, service and citizenship. This year people were elected; Leppke. Row 2: Kathy Janelle Stucky, Carrie Egan, Row 3: Max Cooper, David Galen Roberts, George Holm. n i Max Cooper, Cristy Loyd and David Cooper were the forensics members to receive I's at state contest. As usual, the band took quite a few ensembles and solos; most of them re- ceived I ratings at state. in state track Lucille Carson qualified for high jump. Richie Hammar, David Cooper, Mike Whisler and Jim Holm quali- fied in the 440 yard relay. Also, Mike qualified for the 220 yard dash, and Jim qualified for the high jump. The band always seems to do very well when state comes along. They re- ceived a I at contest. The band,also,made a trip to the Tri- State Music Festival in F.nid, Okla. , where they received a I rating. Kris Strotkamp and Pat Cubbage are the two junior class officers to lead the senior class. J.D. Gaines presents Mr. Martin a fare- well gift from the Board o f Education for his 17 years in the district. The seniors graduated with 31 in their class. They all seemed to be excited about graduating, leaving PHS behind and going on to better and more exciting places. They all seemed ready to step out into the world and to find out about life and who they really are. The seniors are row 1: Janice Steele, Pam Branson, Jennifer Holy, Connie Mellott Wiebe, Tana Sebree, Mindy Hamilton, Louise Gibbs. Row 2: Dr. Leonard Chaffee of WSU speaks about success and failure in life. Janelle Stucky speaks a s the Valedictorian. She has held the highest grade point average. 56 Rachelle Brenzikofer, Lisa Clark, Carrie Egan, Katie Parrish, Mazie Slaughter, Lani Woodruff, Geri Yoder. Row 3: Janelle Stucky, David Mellott, Galen Roberts, Wayne Criger, George Holm, Mary Koch, Faunetta Bloomer. Row 4: Mike Whisler, Mogan Schmidt, Ronnie Harms, Randy Taylor, Randy Hurst, Dale Stucky, Wayne Graybeal. Not Pictured: Cheryl Rhodes, Darline Kasper, Diona Akers Rem. The seniors relax o n their chartered bus, but anticipate the trip and all the people they will be meeting. 0 n their 24 hour trip, the seniors end the long bus ride to get there and begin the fun time ahead at Six Flags Over Texas by entering the pay booths. Lani Woodruff a s Salutatorian held the second highest grade «� point average in the class. 57 GROUPS € E r r i N A L L The band council members are Mark Glover, Danny Kyle, Janelle Stucky, Galen Roberts,Kathy Meirowsky, and Patsy Dal Ike . I N € N E Everyone who is in band, is also in marching band. The members are Ted Balthrop, Camella Bloomer, Faunetta Bloomer, Rhonda Brewer, Lana Brooks, Lisa Clark, Sandy Clark, Pat Cubbage, Patsy DalIke, Brice Foth, Louise Gibbs, Curt Glasser, Mark Glover, Kenny Grosse, Richie Hammar, Mike Harms, George Holm, Liz Holm, Carrie Howell, Mike Jones, Mary Koch, Dee Krause, Danny Kyle, Kent Leppke, Shana Maples, Carol Martin, Paula Martinez, Kathy Meirowsky, Bonnie Preheim. Karletta Ratzloff, David Rem- Pel, Nancy Richmond, Galen Roberts, Kim Rose, Royce Schmidt,Kim Searles, Andra Shank, Tim Slocombe, Mary Ellen Smith, David Solomon, Gwen Stucky, Janelle Stucky, Lindsey Vogelman, Annette Warkentine, Meg Watts, Darren Weems, Mike Whisler, Shelli Whisler, Diane White, Jill White,Geri Yoder. 60 SUGE BANC These courageous people took a moment to brave the cold and snow and pose for their picture. They are: row 1: Galen Roberts, Diane White, Janelle Stucky, Pat Cubbage, George Holm. Row 2: Jill White, Annette Warkentine, Mr. Marshall, Dee Krause, Tim Slocombe, Kim Searles, Meg Watts, Karletta Ratzloff. Row 3: Danny Kyle, Mike Jones, Shayne Davis, Darren Weems, Mike Whisler, and Mark Glover. Row i: Gwen Stucky, Diane White, Kathy Meirowsky, Carnella Bloomer, Kim Rose, Faunetta Bloomer, Lizzie Holm, Lisa. Clark,Paula Martinez, Row 2 Sandy Clark, Lana Brooks, Rhonda Brewer, Mary Koch, Louise Gibbs,Lindsey Vogelman.jin white, Annette Warkentine, Carrie Howell, Nancy Richmond, Carol Mar- tin, Shana Maples, Bonnie Preheim. Row 3:Shayne Davis, Geri Yoder,Royce Schmidt, David Rempel, Ted Balthrop,Brice Foth, George Holm, Richie Hammar,Patsy Dallke, Galen Roberts, Pat Cubbage, David Solo- mon , Curt Glaser, Kent Leppke, Shelli Whis 1 er,Andra Shank, Janelle Stucky.Row4: Karletta Ratzloff, Kim Searles, Dee Krause, Meg Watts, Mr. Marshall, Danny Kyle, Tim Slocombe, Mary Ellen Smith, Mark Glover, Kenny Grosse,Darren Weems, Mike Harms, Mike Whisler. 61 Galen Roberts provided the football crowd with his high-stepping performances The pom-pon girls Rachelle Brenzikofer, Carrie Egan, Kathy Meirowsky, Bonnie Preheim, Camella Bloomer and Shana Maples performed during the half times of of football and basket- ball games. Row 1: Paula Martinez, Faunetta Bloomer, Liz Holm, Carol Martin, Shana Maples, Bonnie Preheim, Nancy Richmond, Lisa Clark, Galen Roberts. 2: Sandy Clark, Lana Brooks, Mary Koch, Louise Gibbs, Gwen Stucky, Kim Rose, Kathy Meirowsky, Camella Bloomer. 3: Ted Balthrop, Brice Foth, Richie Hammar, Patsy Dallke, Annette Warkentine, Jill White, Lindsey Vogelman. 4: Janelle Stucky, Diane White, Andra Shank, Shelli Whisler, Kent Leppke, Curt Glaser. 5: Mike Whisler, Mike Harms, Darren Weems, Mark Glover, Kenneth Gross David Solomon, Danny Kyle, Pat Cubbage. 6:Mike Jones Shayne Davis, David Rempel, Geri Yoder, Meg Watts, Karletta Ratzloff, Dee Krause, Kim Searles. 62 Lizzie Holm and Nancy Richmond twirled for the football games and parades throughout the year. Aiancf, JT'vt had mucho Cun hji th woc id Jhe pCi.si' Grid ycnarcm ■ ouirJer l foccf CGQ r h a good riend afiB-Z Lizzie Holm and 'Nancy Richmond perform their hat and cane act. f) ™ V hrv d luote I ioiMTh au L , _ „ m ucho rn°t an eep n oa Half time shows featured the P.H.S. band and pom - pon girls. The band lines up for the pre-game Marching and Star Spangled Banner. SUCUTS ACE LCCE Lisa Hall, Diane White and Annette Warkentine practice their stunts. The shouts were loud this year, thanks to the ten sup- portive cheerleaders. The squad includes: Row lfLisa Hall. Row 2’ Karletta Ratzloff, Annette Warkentine, Diane White, Kim Youngblood, Rhonda Brewer. Row 3?Meg Watts, Carol Martin, Shelli Whisler and Kim Searles. The members of Warrior Club who lettered in sports or were managers are Row 1: Louise Gibbs, Katie Parrish, Darin Thrash, Rachelle Brenzikofer.Dale Stucky, Coach Shields, Mark Glover, Scott Harris, Coach Ferguson, David Rempel Kent Leppke, Richie Hammar, Danny Kyle, Faunetta Bloomer, Dee Krause, Kris Strotkamp, Patsy DalIke, Kim Rose, Becky Hammann, Gwen Stucky, Annette Warken- tine, Donna Bloomer, Nancy Hall. Row 2: George Holm, Lisa Clark, Richard Holm, Jimmy Holm, Galen Roberts, Carrie Howell. How 3: Wayne Graybeal,Mike Whisler Pat Cubbage, David Clark, Geri Yoder, Randy Hurst. Not Pictured-David Mellott and Randy Taylor. WEIGHT LIMIT The Warrior Club officers are Row l;Geri Yoder, David Rempel. Row 2:Kris Strotkamp Becky Hammann, Jimmy Holm. Row 3:David Mellott, Richard Holm. The members of Warrior Club, seen above, are busy discussing the upcoming events of the year. This is the first year that the Warrior- ettes and the Warriors have combined as one club-Warrior Club. Though, at the be- ginning, there was some controversy over whether or not they should join together, they decided in favor of it. One of their biggest money-making events was the KARD-faculty basketball game. CLUBS COMBINE'? 64 EC A IS ACTIVE! F.C.A. started off with a watermelon feed. Then, throughout the year, they had various guest speakers at their meetings. Toward Christmas time, they went visiting and caroling at the nursing homes. To finish the year off, they helped answer the phones for the Easter Seals in Wichita. The officers for F.C.A. are Row Kathy Meirowsky, Shelli Whisler, Shana Maples, i:' Danny Kyle- Assistant Huddle David Rempel, Richard Holm, Donna Bloomer, Captain. David Clark-Stuco Rep. and Cristy Loyd, relax in order to prepare for r0w2:Richard Holm-Huddle Captain the meeting. and Shelli Whisler-Secretary. Those involved in F.C.A. are: row 1: Richa.rd Holm, Janelle Stucky, Shana Maples, Andra' Shank, Carnella Bloomer, Shelli Whis- ler, Bonnie Preheim, Kathy Meirowsky, Cristy Loyd, Carol Martin. Row 2: Mr. Patton ( sponsor ), Tim Slocombe, Mark Glover, Danny Kyle, David Rempel, Pat Cubbage, Darren Weems, Brice Foth, David Clark, Donna Bloomer, and Jill White. The winter storm decided that it wanted to be in the picture also. Besides helping with group pictures, it got us out of school the next day. CN IT’S WAY The F.H.A. officers are Sherry Koch, Patsy Dallke,Becky Hammann,and Kim Rose Cristy Loyd, Becky Hammann, Donna count money for the Mr. Leggs contest. Bloomer, Mary Koch, Patsy Dallke. The Father-Daughter Banquet started the year off for F.H.A. Next followed the Christmas Party.The girls went caroling and then came back to the high school to feast and trade presents. To finish the year, they sold stuffed toys and had the Mother-Daughter Banquet. Those involved in F.H.A. are first row: Becky Hammann, Paula .•lartinez, Donna Taylor, Patsy Dallke, Carrie Egan, Jennifer Holy, Connie Mellott Wiebe, Louise Gibbs. Row 2: Diona Akers Rem. Row 3: Donna Bloomer, Tammy Solomon, Mary Koch, Sherry Koch, Kim Rose, Nancy Richmond, Kathy Kemper. 66 r.r.A. KEEPS MCVIIN F.F.A. is one of the more active clubs.First was F.F.A. Week.During those five days, they took animals down to the grade school, rode their farm machinery to school and numerous other things. They also had the slave auction and their annual F.F.A. Banquet which was well attended. F.F.A. members are r o wl: David Cooper, Scott Entz, Danny Kyle,Max Cooper, David Rempel, Mike Harms. Row 2 : Mr. Jones, Mitch Moffett, Troy Arnold, Royce Schmidt, Rick Mellott, Darren Weems, Scott Harris, Ronnie Harms. Row 3 : Kenny Grosse, David Solomon, Tim Slocombe, Brice Foth, Ted Balthrop, Curt Claser, Mack Clark. Jonas Stucky, and Walter Went worth, janitors at P.H.S., were chosen as the Honorary Mem- bers at the F.F.A. Banquet on April 11. Danny Kyle shows the grade school kids the farm animals. PEABODY F F A FARM -tr WELCOME F.F.A. officers are row 1: David Cooper, Max Cooper,David Rempel, Mr. Jones. Row 2: Scott Entz, Mike Harms, Danny Kyle. Mil fPCCCHC N wie siehst du denn aus! C e wie gehts? auf wiedersehen The lollipop tree was a popular item at the Oktoberfest this fall. German Club was very active again with projects like Oktoberfest, Christmas Dinner, and Talent Show. iiiey also did other projects to raise money. Theii aim is to visit Germany in the summer like last year's class. The members are row 1: Ronnie Harms, Hubert Pi land, Scott Harris, Richie Hammar, Danny Kyle, Mike Jones, Mary Koch, Tammy Solomon, Diona Akers. Row 2: Geri Yoder, Molly Burch, Donna Wilson, Carrie Egan, Jen- nifer Holy, Kim Rose, Lisa Logan, Sherry Koch, Darla Stucky, Kathy Kemper, Gwen Stucky, Ms. Irish. Row 3: Janelle Stucky, Lani Woodruff, Jill White, Kim Young- blood, Nancy Richmond, Cristy Loyd, Judy Hall, Marsha Graybeal, Shelli Whisler, Bonnie Preheim, Kathy Meirowsky. Officers: Ronnie Harms, Geri Yoder, Gwen Stucky, Janelle Stucky. CEUTICH 68 TTCCC IAI C1 The Student Council became very active this year. Among .the many usual activities, they bought a new snack machine, moved the pop ma- chine to the Brown Building, elected a rep- resentative to attend school board meetings, and paid for a band to play at Homecoming. The Student Council members are left row top: Max Cooper, Paula Martinez, Pat Cubbage, Jimmy Holm, Kathy Meirowsky, Jill White, Patsy Dallke, Nancy Hall, Katie Parrish, Lisa Clark, Galen Roberts. Top middle:Danny Kyle. Right row top:David Cooper, Meg Watts, Ronnie Harms, David Rempel, Richard Holm, Gwen Stucky, Kim Rose, Janelle Stucky, Carrie Fgan, George Holm, David Clark. Not pictured--David Mellott, and sponsors Mr. Tolar and Mr. Bass. Nancy Hall, Pat Cubbage, and George Holm President George Holm introduces are brainstorming for new ideas. the 1980-81 candidates. CN ACTION 69 J € IJ C N A L I § H $ T I L L Yearbook staff: Lisa Clark, Patsy Dallke, Katie Parrish joined Rachelle Brenzikofer, Carrie Egan. Not the staff during the pictured -- Lani Woodruff and Joni last of the year. Carrell(lst semester). The Journalism class had their work cut out for them. Problems arose when advisor, Mrs. Rucker, was gone for several weeks in the hospital. The girls were on their own in getting the yearbook deadlines met and the newspaper pub- lished. To help raise money for more pages in the yearbook,they typed and ran off programs for football and basketball. Newspaper staff-Row 1: Nancy Hall, Cristy Loyd, Donna Wilson. Row 2: Donna Bloomer, Janelle Stucky (second semester), Annette Warkentine, Kim Shaw. Bryan Morris was on the staff the first semester. COMES T El ROUGE 70 CATCH IN© THE Members of Photo graphy Club are row 1 : Katie Parrish, Kim Shaw, Lisa Clark- Kris Strotkamp, Ra- chelle Brenzikofer, Miss Schmidt.Row 2: Wayne Graybeal, Dale Stucky,David Mellott, Darin Thrash, Don Stovall. The officers of the club are Katie Par- rish, Lisa Clark, Dale Stucky, Kris Strotkamp. The Photography Club and classes provided pictures for the newspaper throughout the year. They also provided the candids for the yearbook. A C T I € N Top_____left : Annette Warken- tine, Lisa Clark, Rachelle Brenzikofer try to meet the yearbook dead- lines . Right top: Mrs. Rucker, Nancy Hall, Cristy Loyd, and Donna Wilson discuss newspaper ideas. Bottom left : Roger O'Neal is busy developing pictures. Bottom right : Carrie Egan and Nancy Hal1 are working on fu- ture publi- cations. 71 • 4 m • ejw Math Team Row 1 : Leppke, David Cooper. Row 2 Liz Holm, Ted Balthrop. Row 3 Diane White. Row 4 Mark Glover, Royce Schmidt. Row 5 : Galen Roberts. Row 6: Cristy Loyd. Row 7 : Mike Harms. Stucky. Row Brenda Riggs, Max Cooper, Row 8 : Gwen 9 : Mary Ko Louise Gibbs. 10: Paula Martinez, Shana Maples Row 11: Annette Warkentine, Bonni Preheim , Kathy Meirowsky. Along with two new computers, Computer Club arrived. The math room now has three com- puters, a printer, and twelve students.They are row 1 : David Cooper, Danny Kyle, Max Cooper, Mitch Moffett, Scott Litton, Curt McDonough. Row 2 : Carrie Egan, Galen Roberts, Aaron Moody, Kent Leppke, Cristy Loyd,Bryan Morris, Mr.Patton. parking Those choosen as Computer Club officers are Cristy Loyd,David Cooper, Kent Leppke Students who went to business contests are row 1 : Shana Maples, Carnella Bloomer, Donna Bloomer. Row 2: Mike Sattler, Roger O'Neal, Mark, Glover. GIISINEIT IING If A f CNG Vocal members are row 1: Faunetta Bloomer, Lisa Hall, Donna Wilson, Lisa Logan,Brenda Riggs, Mindy Hamilton, Julie Helmer, Sherry Koch. Row 2: Pam Branson, Katie Parrish, Nancy Hall, Kim Rose, Donna Suffield, Darla Criger,Mary Ellen Smith,Linda Nightengale,Molly Burch, Lisa Clark, Ms. Clark. Vocal was made up of all girls. The class, directed by Ms. Clark, sang songs for girls ensemble, concerts, the German Club Dinner and contests. Vocal Council members are row 1:Faunetta Bloo- mer. Row 2:Darla Criger, Kim Rose, Linda Nighten- gale, Donna Suffield. One o f the highlights of the year was Pam Branson's acceptance to the District XI Honor Choir. Forensics squad started off with Mrs. Martin substituting during Mrs. Rucker's absence, and fin- ished with three state medals. Forensics members:David Cooper,Molly Burch,Max Cooper,Pam Branson, Cristy Loyd,Ricky MeIntosh,Mrs.Rucker. Not pictured-Royce Schmidt. IfGPfNAIGS AKERS,Diona-66,23 Akers,Dwayne-20 Arno Id,Troy-6,13,1 A,32,33, 36,A0,Al,AA,A6,58,67,76.86 BALTHROP,Ted-17,AO,5A,55, 61.62.67.72 Bayes,Kelly-20,21,22 Becker,Lee-20,53 Blakey,Debbie-1A,16 Bloomer.Carnella-5,17,55, 61.62.65.72 Bloomer,Donna-20,22,53,6A, 65.66.70.72 Bloomer,Faunetta-23,27,51 , 53,55,57,61,62,6A,73 Branson,Pam-22,56,73 Brenzikofer,Rachel e 6,?3, 28,30,31,3A,36,38.aA,A6 56 57,62,6A,70,71,76,86 Brewer,Rhonda-1 A, 15,30,55, 63 Br i tton,Janet-15 Brooks,Lana-14,45,55,61 , 62 Brunner,Liz- 1A Brunner,T rent-20,A3 CARSON,Fred-20 Carson,Luci 11 e-1A,15,16.38, ♦8,55 Clark,David-3,5,32,A0,Al ,A9 6A.65.69 Clark,Lisa-23,30,31,38,A2, 51,5A,55,56,61,62,6A,69, 70.71.73 Clark,Mack-17,18,67 C1 ark,Sandy-1 A,A5155,61,62 Cooper,Colleen-6,36,A6,58,- 76,78,86 Cooper,David-20,Al,A8,53, 5A,55,6A,67,72,73 Cooper,Max-20,A8,53,5A,55, 67.69.72.73 Cri ger,Dar1 a-1 A,73 Criger,Wayne-23,27,53,56 Cubbage,Pat-21,32,33,A3,AA, ♦5,A9,53,55,56,61,62,6A,65 DALLKE,Patsy-21,30,31,A3,51 55,61,62,6A,66,69,70 Davis,Shayne-lA,16,32,33,A3 55,61,62,63 EDIGER,Russel1-lA Egan,Carrie-23,25,26,A2,51 , 5A,56,57,62,63,66,68,69,70, 71,72 Entz ,Scott-6,17,28,36,A0,Al A6.5A,58,67,76,78,86 F0TH,Brice-lA,16, 32.33.AO A9.55.6l,62,65,67 GADBERRY.Tyrone-1 A,15 INDEX Gibbs,Louise-23,27,5A,55,61 , 62.6A.66 Gi1lett,Debbie-17 GLaser,Curt-17,A0,55,61,62,67 Glover,Ma rk-17,32,33,AA,A9,54 55,61 ,62,65,72 Graybeal.Marsha-3,17,68 Graybeal,Wayne-6,23,28,36,A9, 57,58,69,76 Grosse,Kenny-1 ,55,61,6?,67 HALL,Judy-3,17,18,68 Hal 1 ,Lisa-lA,15,63173 Hal 1 ,Nancy-21,30,31,51,53,6A 69,70,71,73 Hami 1ton,Mindy-2A,27,57,73 Hammann,Becky-21,30,31,50,64 66 Hammar,Ri ch i e-21,32,A8,53,5A, 55,61,62,6A,68 Harms,Mike-17,A3.5A,55,61,62, 67,72 Harms,Ronnie-2A,56,57,67,68, 69 Harris,Scott-20,21,32,A3,6A, 68 Helmer,Julie-1A,15,16,38,39 8,73,80 Holm,George-6,2A,32,33,3A,36, Al ,A2,A6,52,55,57,58,61,62,6A 69,76,78,86 Holm,Jimmy-3,A,5,21 ,32,35,Al, A8.55.6A.69 Holm,Lizzie-17,55,61,62,63,72 Holm,Richard-21,32 ,48,52,64, 65,69 Holy, Jenni fer-24,66,6,8 Howell,Carrie-21 ,38,3 9,55,61 , 62,6A Hurst,Randy-A,2A,25,32,33,3A, 0,Al,57,6A JONES,Mike-15,16,32,33,A8,55, 62,68 KEMPER,Kathy-17,A8,66,68 Kemper,Tracy-15,30 Koch,Mary-2A ,27,53,55,57,61 , 62,66,68 Koch,Sherry-18,66,68,73 Krause,Dee-18,38,39,55,61,62, 6A Kyle,Danny-21,32,33,AA,A8,53, 55,61,62,6A,65,67,78,79,82 LEPPKE,Kent-5,21,A3,A8,53,5A, 55,61,62,6A,72 L i t ton,Scot t-3,18,19,A3,72 Logan,Lisa-21,AA,68,73 Loyd,Cristy-l8,21,55,65,68,70 71 ,72 MAPLES,Shana-15,30,38,39,55, 61.62.65.72 Mart i n.Carol -15,16,30,38,39,55 61 ,62,65 Martinez,Charlene-21,51 Marti nez,Paul -15,16,48,6),62 Marti nez.Paul a-1A,15,16,55,61 66.69.72 Moody.Aaron-18,72 Moffett,Mitch-18,35,67,'n Mel 1 ot t ,Conn i e-2 A , A7,l. b. 57,66 Mel lott,Rick-15,16,32 33,A0, 51 ,67 Mei rowsky.Kathy-5,20,21,5A,55 61.62.65.68.69.72 McDonough,Curtis-21,72 Me Intosh,Ricky-18,72 NELLANS,Jim-21 Nesson,David-16 Newfield,Tony-21 N i ghtenga1 e,L i nda-14,16,30, 38,39,A8,73 0'Nea1,Roge r-18,A0,A1,A9,71 PARRISH,KATIE-2A,26,30,31,A2, 51,52,56,57,6A,69,70,71,73 Philpott,Fred-13,19 P iland,Hubert-21,A0,Al,AA,68 Preheim,Bonnie-l8,22,55,6l,62, 65.68.72 RATZLOFF.Karletta-16,55,61,62 63 Rempel,Dav i d-22,32,55,61,62, 6A,65,67,69 R i chmond,Nancy-18,55,61,62,63, 66,68 Riggs,Brenda-16,30,A8,5A,72,73 Roberts,Galen-2,6,25,36,A2,A3, 46,52,5A,55,58,61,62,6A,69,72, 76,78,86 Rose,Kim-22,30,31,38,39,55,61 , 62,6A,66,68,69,73 SATTLER,Mike-18,A0 Schm i d t,Royce-18,35,40,54,55, 61,62,67,72,73 Searles,Kim-16,30,55,61,62,63 Sebree,Tana-2,5,25,57 Shank,Andra-16,39,55,61,62,65 Shaw,Mike-1,17,32,33,35,A0,53 Shaw,Kim-21,22,70 Shaw,Mark-6,1A, 16,32,33,36,A0, Al,A6,58,76,78 Shaw,Scott-22 Shi rley,Don-22 S1ocombe,T im-19,32,33,A9,55, 61,62,65,67 Smith,Mary Ellen-55,61,62,73 Snel1ing,John-19,35,A0,Al Solomon,David-16,55,61,62,6 So1omon,Tammy-19,66,68 Steele,Jan ice-25,56,57 Stovall ,Don-2211 9,53,71 Strasser,Tony-22 Strotkamp, Kr i s-22,6 4,50,53,56 71 Stucky,Dal e-1 ,25,27, 0,A1 , +2, 57,61 Stucky.Darla-19,30,53,68 Stucky,Gwen-l8,19,130,38,39, 51 ,55,61,62,61 ,68,69,72 Stucky, Jane 1 le-5,6,25,32,3 , 36 1 6,51 .55,56,58,61,62,65,68,69 70,76,78,86 Suffield,Donna-21,22,50,73 Swigart,Mark-22,1 8 TAYLOR,Laura-19, Taylor, Randy-2 5,26,32,3l , 1 3,56 81 Taylor,Robbie-13,16,32,33 Thouvene11,J i m-16 Thrash ,Dar in-22,32,1 1 ,1 9,61 ,71 V0GELMAN,L i ndsay-19,32,33,55,61 62 WANER,Ron-16 Ward,Haro Id-19 Warkent i ne,Annette-22,38,39,52, 53,55,61 ,62,63,61 ,70,71 ,72 Watts,Meg-1k,16,55,61,62,63,69 Weems .Darren-19,32,33,1 8,55,61 62,65,67 Whisler,Mi ke-A,26,32,53,55 56,61,62,61 Wh i s ler, Shel Ii-16,18,19,1 E 55,61,62,63,65,68 Wh i te ,D i ane-5,16,30,1 8,55, 62,63,72 White,Jill-17,18,19,30,31 , 51 ,55,61,62,68,69 WiIson,Donna-22,68,70,71, 73 Wolf,Robi n-19,39 Woodruff, Lani -6,26,31 , 36 , 1 6,57,58,68,76,78,86 Y0DER,Geri-l ,26,6l ,62,61 , 68 Youngblood, Kim-22,53,61 ,6£ IV fl I , M O IE V OF O r a ii I A v c r y It a ■■ «I v •7 It e c k e Is there someone you know You’re loving them so But taking them all for granted And you lose them one day Someone takes them away And they don’t hear the words You long to say And I would give anything I own Give up my life, my heart, my home I would give everything I own Just to have you back again Just to touch you once again from Everything I Own by David Gates T o cl cl C a r I i n I o Hie liacl Stucky 75 It E ft - It J H 77 Kindergar ten Mrs. Freeland helps to make the milk break more entertaining by reading the class a story. Row Is Jennifer Harper, Kelsey ioder, Dusty Gaines, Destani Duvall, Row 2: Sherri Totty, Todd Wiebe, Sheri Saner, Jennifer McIntosh, Row 3: Mrs. Freeland Not Pictured: Chip Winsor First ‘ 6econd Grades Students take time out to sing. Mrs. Saner gives advice. Row Is Crystal Rollins, Tina Nystrom, Micheal Bass Cody Chiles, Eric Faunce, Scotty Shaw, Trisha Ferren, Cindy Strokamp, Row 2: Mrs. Saner, Darlene Lefert, Jamie Stephens', Matt Richenburg, Steven Strokamp, Max Morgan, Shawn Wiebe, Russel Totty Mrs. Freeland, Not Pictured: Ricki Thomas Third‘Fourth Grades A raised hand, a pondering mind,a concentrated effort and a far away look show the various aspects of a classroom. Row 1: Regina Bass, James McClimans, Ron Chiles, Richard Swan, Steve Saner, Terry Nystrom. Row 2: Mrs. Fredrickson, Carol Wiebe, Matt Buchanan, Amy Handle, Karen McClimans, Lisa Stevens. Not Pictured:Rene Thomas. Fifth -6ixth Grades Row 1: Tammy Strotkamp, Dana Rollins, Sonya Wiebe, Sonya Wiebe works Linda Miles, Paul Swan, Jason Francoeur, Jean - Paul diligently, as Jean- Francoeur. Row 2: Chad Wieve, Dave Shaw, Charlotte Paul Francoeur seems Bass, Debi Chiles, Ann Richenburg, Carol Stucky, Eric confused. Wolf, Mrs. Vestring. 79 Personnel Seventh Eighth Grades Row 1: Richard Bass, John Richenburg, Sonny Junior high days may Easterling, Donna Stucky, Lisa Handle, Michelle mean the end of a level Cubbage. Row 2: Roger Lefert, Crissy Bowser, Carol ° f school, but the Swan, Scott Zogelman, Steve Voisin, Kevin Bass, studying required never Mr, Andregg. ceases. Mrs. Bowser and Mrs.Cubbage serve double As cooks at Burns Elementary, Mrs. duty as janitors a t Burns Elementary Bowser and Mrs. Cubbage routinely again this school term. look over the menu. Mr. Andregg was truly a jack of all trades. Vicki Waggy.secretary at Burns Along with coaching all sports, he taught P.E. Elementary .keeps busy with the 6- 8 grades; Social Studies, Science and Reading tons o f paper work involved 7- 8 grades. He, also, was principal! with a school. burns Vocal Students wait for class to begin to pre- pare for one of the many concerts. Row Is Tammy Strokamp, Sonya Wiebe, Donna Stucky, Carol Stucky, Linda Miles, Jean-Paul Francoeur, Jason Francoeur, Dana Rollins.Row 2: Mrs. Stucky, Paul Swan, Chad Wiebe, Eric Wolf, Richard Bass, Lisa Handle, John Richenburg, Charlotte Bass, Davy Shaw, Row 3: Ann Richenburg, Debi Chiles, Michelle Cubbage.Roger Lefert Crissy Bowser, Scott Zosrleman, Carol Swan, Sonny Easterling. 81 Volleybal1. Row 1: Donna Stucky, Lisa Handle, Ann As . Crissy Bowers IS Richenburg, Charlette Bass. bumps the ball, |p Row 2: Mr. Andregg, Michelle Cubbage, Carol Swan, fhe wonders if Crissy Bowser, Debi Chiles, Carol Stucky. it's g°ing over. Soccer. Row 1: Richard Bass, John Richenburg Sonny Easterling, Paul Swan, Chad Wiebe. Row 2: Jason Francoeur, Steve Voisen, Scott Zogelman, Kevin Bass, Roger Lefert, Eric Wolf, Mr. Andregg. 24, is scoring for Bums at a Bums- Rosalia soccer game. Cartoon by Russ Ediger Basketball. Row 1: Charlette Bass, Donna Stucky, Lisa Handle. Row 2: Mr. Andregg, Ann Richenburg, Mi- chelle Cubbage, Carol Swan, Crissy Bowser, Debi Chiles, Carol Stucky. Basketbal1. Row 1: Eric Wolf, Jean-Paul Fran- coeur, D a v i d Shaw, J a son Francoeur. Row 2: Rich- ard Bass, Kevin Bass, S t eve Voisen, Scott Zogelman, Sonny Easterling, Roger LeFert, C had Wiebe, Paul Swan, John Richenburg. Mr. Andregg. 83 {X-issTHandle high jumps, as she tries t o get a first place for Bums. TRACK. Row 1: Charlett Ri chenburg , Hand l , Donna ToTvn Ri chenburg , Paul Swan, Jean-Paul Francoeur, Chad Wiebe, Richard Stucky. Row 2: D Carol 84 Pep Club Cheerleaders Row 1: Tammy Strotkamp.Charlotte Bass, Debi Chiles, Carol Swan, Dana Rollins. Row 2: Ann Richenburg, Linda Miles, Burns Elementary cheerleaders create a Carol Stucky,Crissy Bowser,Sonya Wiebe totem pole formation. Bottom: Carol Row 3 Qojina Stucky, Michelle Cubbage, S g liddie: Michelle Cubbage. Top: Tisa'HandTe) Lisa Handle Row 1: Donna Stucky, Rodger Graham, Dennis Stucky, Brad GoeringjQ,isa Handl . Row 2: Charlene Brunner, Janice Moffett,Sheri Henry, Scott ZoglemanT FSna Akers, Jill Knust, Julie Waner. Junior High 6cholorship P E fi - P J H 87 Kindergarten AM PM Row 1: Jennifer Gaines.Cheryl L e n z, Michael Turner. Row 2: Dustin H e t t, Brian Henry, Rebecca Bowen,Amanda Entz. Row 3: Ginger Foth, Mark Sanford, David Wetta, Melissa Ammeter, Ryan Flaming. Row 4: Mrs. Cooper. Row 1: April West, Rusty Gray, Eric Magathan, Heidi Koslowsky. Row 2: Michele Griggs, Jackie Young, Mathew Goulet, Denee Grosse. Row 3: Hope Windsor, Billie Jo Piland, Jamie Lit- ton, Sammy Bailey. Row 4:Mrs. Cooper. A big part of anyone's world involves numbers. Jennifer Gaines is just beginning this compli- cated and interesting part of her education by putting the number boards in order. As with most kindergar- ten students. Rusty Gray i s anxious for an answer to his many questions, and Mrs. Coo- per is just the one to give him help. As the other three students il- lustrate, much learning is, also, obtained from listening. 88 First Grade Rom Is Jamie Hatton, Bobby Winter, Tina Carr- ell, Crystal Seeney, Amy Patton, Chrissy Stovall, Shallom Smith. Row 2: Mrs. Bossemeyer, Jenni- fer Penner,Jennifer Rea- gan,Marian Groneau,Terra Hardin,David Lew i s, Jimie Slaughter, Rodney Oursler. Row 1: Amy Grosse, Aubrey Howlett, Troy Watts, Jason Brooks, Eric Moody. Row 2: Mrs. Thiessen, Travis Girk, Wayne Sonesan, John Kinney, Cathy Dodson, Heather Bill- ings, Jim Jacobson, Miss Shippy (student teacher). A change of pace can b e created by moving the class to a different place. Mrs. Bossemeyer relocates on the floor which seems to please everyone, except Rodney Oursler who looks puzzled. Mrs. Thiessen assists David Lewis with his gluing project. 89 6econd Grade Row 1: Matt Reagan, Billy Baughman,C indy Lenz, Traci Holm, Robbie Vree- land. Row 2: Forrest Thieman.J i m m y Philpott, Mark Seeney, Stephanie Hiebert, Chuck Taylor, Lisa Brooks, Monty Mayo. Row 3: Mrs. Slocombe, Brenda Harris,Pearl War d,M ike Grindstaff, Brian Mosiman,K e v i n Hardin, Phillip Humph- ries, Zac Fulton. A raised hand draws Mrs. Slocombe's attention, while the other students concentrate on their work. Most of this class seems interested in the dinosaur Mrs. Loewen i s pointing out to them. Row 1: Darren Pickens, Grace Edmonds, Ty Frederickson. Row 2:Ann Olson,Jeff Balthrop,Mitchel Kientz. Row 3:Roxanne DalIke,Polly Gaines, Pacer Watts. Row 4: Vickie Hackett, Wade Jury, Billie Jo Brundage. Row 5: Laurie Miles. Row 6: Rob Hatton, Jim Arnold, Greg Hardin. Row 7: Mrs. Loewen. 90 Third Grade Row Is Angle Edmonds, Gidget Brooks, Susan Sear- les, Darcie Sacks, Cathy Lemley, David Gillet. Row 2: Paul Britton,J o h n Sheets, Terry S ne«?an, Scott Henderson, Jeff Schmidt, Joe Lucas, Chris Campbell. Row 3: Chad Arnold. Ma++. White, Kevin Brewer, JoLonna Bloomer, Jessey Hiebert, Mark Hall, Travis I-'oth, Mrs. Meirowsky, Elmer's glue and crayons help keep it together in this busy third grade classroom. Water color painting is a time of sharing and fun in Special Ed, as well as, in many other classes, too. Special ■ Row Is Greg Warnica, Barbara McMinn, Frances Parks, Alan Hatton, Row 2: Tonya Jones, Tammy Bass, Laura Sanford. Row 3: Mrs. Weber, Mrs. Wetta. 91 Fourth Grado Row l:Mr. Goering,Travis Strasser,Cody Mayo, John Jacobson, Mike Martin. Row 2: Britt Olson, Tina Reagan,Ehren Bauersfeld, Dean Lewis, Phillip San- derson, Angelique Mejia, Marsha Damall. Row 3: Kent Glaser, Kenyon Car- son, Wyatt Watts, Ricky Edmonds, Stephen Witkow- ski, Randy Winter, Brett Schmidt. Row 4: Kelley Griggs, Donnie Seeney, Doug Windsor, David Top- ham. Jerry Schmidt, Kelly Cook Brent Miles, Becky Henry. Not pictured-Gary Davis. Mr. Goering advises Kelley Griggs, as Mike Martin checks with Gary Davis. Keion Carson and Cory Foth dili- gently work o n assignments while seemingly desert- ed by the rest of the fifth grade students from the looks of the chairs stacked on the desks. Fifth Grade Row 1:Danielle Brunzell,Kenny Gronau, Jeff Schmidt, Cheri Britton, Casey Hodges, Lori Brooks, Sheri Moody,P a t t i Newfield, Janet Waner, Robert Slaughter.Row 2:Laura Reagan, Donnie Foth, Beth Gaines, Jim Wilson, Cindy Lemley, Kathy Carrell.Jill Humphries,Steve Glover, Keion Carson, Gordon Entz,Julia Grosse.Row 3: Eric Henderson,Edith Brundage,Cory Foth, Kelly Henderson, Robin Negaard, Timmy Hurst, Morgan Marshall,Janelle Arnett, Jackie Roberts, Mrs. Esau, Greg Jones. 92 iSixth Grade Row 1: Dawn Glaser, Shelli Sattler, Kim Jones,Brenda Edmonds, Carrie Watts, Susan Harris,John Gillet, Dan Sch- midt,Rex Taylor. Row 2:Alisa Majors, Shelli Moody, Maria Sheets, Audrey Egan, Steve Goddard,Preston Hodges,Tonya Jury, Leslie Campbell,Travis Hett. Row 3: Tammy Dodson, Mr. Preheim, Renee Taylor, Johnna Garcia. Patricia Kas- per, Susai Kinney, Todd Ar- nold, Kevin Grona� , Jim Hie- bert, Stuail Woodruff, Mrs. Olson, Jennifer Howell. Mowing is one of Mr.Young- blood's janitor duties. Person nel Mrs. Neufeld, PES sec- retary, pauses at her typewriter. Mrs. Jury i s a jan- itor in the afternoon. Mr. GloVer concentrates on the Mrs. NelIans, Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Grosse stacks o f paper work involved in prepare the hot lunches for the Peabody being PES principal. Elementary students each day. 93 Fifth Grade Band Row 1: Danielle Brun- zell, Jill Humphries, Cindy Lemley, Patti New- field. Row 2: Steve Glover, Julia Grosse, Morgan Marshall, Lori Brooks, Jackie Roberts, Robin Negaard, Beth Gaines, Cheri Britton, Kelly Henderson. Row 3: Jeff Schmidt, Shane Mc- Intosh ,Gordon Entz,David Pickens, Greg Jones, Keion Carson, Timmy Hurst, Cory Foth. Row 4: M r. Marshall, Donnie Foth, Kenny Gronau, Tony Young,Casey Hodges, Eric Henderson. With her flute in hand, Jill Humpries leads the way up the ramp. The tubas move out for a marching practice. Row 1: Marie Sheets, Dawn Glaser, Shelli Sattler, Susan Harris. Row 2: Kevin Gonau, Jennifer Howell,Johnna Garcia,Susan Kinney, Michele Moody. Row 3: Jim Hiebert, Preston Hodges, Dan Schmidt, John Gillet. Row 4:Mr. Marshall, Stuart Woodruff, Kim Jones. Grade Band 94 Row l:Lisa Brundage.Rochelle Henderson,Janice Moffett, Karen Entz, Rene Taylor, Tiffany Watts, Sheri Henry, Tomasina Pritchett, Renee Hammar, Pam Cook, Connie Liptau, Alicia Taylor. Row 2: David Maples, Brad Glover, Brent Windsor, Ernie Davis, Mike Jury, Bob Blakey, Greg Fredrick, Donnie Brunzill, John Brunzill, Bradley Goering, Bobby Kyle, Row 3: Charlie Richmond, Donnie Lego, John Darnell, Glen Hilliard, Jr. Hamm, Will Mellott, Kent Arnett, Jerome Moore. Row 1j Pam Foth, Pam Bullock, Jackie Mellott, Sheila Philpott, Diana Akers. Julie Waner, Robin Goddard, Tina Hilliard, Dee Watts,Deeana Cook,, Denise Strasser, Denise Billings, Becky Mooay, Becky Dodson. Row 2: Bonita Mejia, Beth Slocombe,Ji11 Knust, Rodger Graham, Randy Prehiem, Frank Glenn, Dennis Stucky, Tracy Hett, Shawn Garcia, Mark Sattler, Kevin Strokamp, Don Slaughter, Stephen Gillet. Row 3: Troy Kasper, Mike Britton, Brian Goering, David McDonough, Larry Koch, Mickey Holy. Mickey Holy holds up a paper for close examination by David McDonough and Stephen Gillet. The books pile up while Diana Akers tries bo study. 95 il H B n i o i 9 n ® h d Row Is Brian Goering, Tina Hilliard, Pam Foth, Kent Arnett, David Maples, Donnie Brunzill, Jill Knust, Deeana Cook, Dee Watts, Sheila Philpott. Row 2s Brent Windsor, Becky Moody, Jackie Mellott, Renee Hammar, Tomasina Pritchett, Jerome Moore, Rodger Graham, Beth Slocombe, Karen Entz, Janice Moffett, Charlene Brunner. Row 3: Ernie Davis, Bob Kyle,Brad Goering, Charlie Richmond, Stephen Gillet, Larry Koch- Row 4(Standing): Tiffany Watts, Sheri Henry, Brad Glover, Greg Fredrick, Mr. Marshall. 7th C 6th V 0 £ Row is Karen Entz, Sheri Henry, Brent Windsor, Ernie Davis, John Darnell, Mike Britton, David McDonough, Frank Glenn, Will Mellott, Renee Hammar, Alicia Taylor, Pam Foth, Pam Bullock, Row 2s Janice 1 Moffett, Becky Dodson, Donald Slaughter.Sheila Philpott.Diana Akers, Rene Taylor,Pam Cook, Dee Watts, Deeana Cook, Lisa Brundage,Rochelie Henderson, Julie Waner, Connie Liptau, Row3s David Maples, Shawn Garcia, Kevin Strotkamp, Randy Preheim,Dennis Stucky, Mark Sattler, Tracy Hett, Bob Blakey, Greg Fredrick, Glen Hilliard, Junior Hamm, Mickey Holy, Denise Strasser, Stanley Funk. 96 Row 1: Rene Taylor, Becky Dodson, Denise 1 Strasser, Sheila Phil- • pott, Diana Akers, Q Jill Knust, Sheri Hen- ry, Deeanna Cook, Pam Foth, Pam Bullock, Tif- £ fany Watts. R o w 2s Karen Entz, Janice Mof- fett, Jackie Mellott, Beth olocombe, Denise Billings, Dee Watts, Julie Waner, Renee Ham- mar Sharlene Brunner, ft Mrs. Tolar. t t e CHEERLERDER6 Cheerleaders- 7th grade: Row 1: Karen Entz, Tomasina Pritchett, Rene Taylor� Row 2: Janice Moffett. 8 th Grade: Sheila Philpott, Beth Slocombe, Denise Strasser, Dee Watts� Row It Janice Moffett, Beth Slocombe, Rene Taylor, Sheila Philpott, Karen Entz, Dee Watts p Tomasina Pritchett, Denise Strasser. Row 2: Lisa Brundage, Q Rochelle Henderson, Denise ' Billings, Becky Moody, Jackie Mellott, Tiffany Watts, Tina Hilliard, Pam Bullock. Row 3: W Alicia Taylor, Pam Cook, Shar- I lene Brunner, Renee Hammar, Pam ■ Foth, Diana Akers. Row 4: Jill U Knust, Deeanna Cook, Sheri Hen- ry, Julie Waner. Connie Liptau, Mrs. Foote. 97 ikma a Volleyball. Row 1: Renee Taylor. Charlene Brunner, Julie Waner, Tina Hilliard, Deeana Cook, Denise Watts. R o w 2: Robin Goddard, Diana Akers, Jackie Mellott, Beth Slocombe, Rochelle Henderson, Tiffany Watts. Row 3: Coach Becky Schmidt,Pam Cook, Sherri Henry, Renee Hammar, Lisa Brundage, Alicia Taylor, Manager Dee Krause. tllHIKKlIIffTtl Cartoon by Russ Ediger The junior high boys watch as they look for another victory. Football. Row 1: Don Brunzill, Brad Goering, Glen Hilliard, John Damall, Kent Arnett, Jerome Moore, Brad Glover, Charlie Richmond, Randy Preheim, Junior Hamm, Dennis Stucky, Mark Sattler, Roger Graham. Row 2: Asst. Coach Gayle Prettyman, Tracy Hett, Roy Girk, Shawn Garcia, David Maples, Leo Ward, Will Mellott, Frank Glenn, Ernie Davis, Kevin Strotkamp, Bob Kyle, Brent Windsor, Coach Fran Arnett. 98 imiiiix Row 1: Tiffany Watts, Renee Taylor. Row 2: Sherri Henry, Pam Cook, Rochelle Henderson, Janice Moffet, Tina Hilliard dribbles isa Brundage, Renee Hammar. Row 3: Coach down the court t o usanne Hetzke, Tina Hilliard, Pam Foth, Diana a victory. Akers, Beth Slocombe, Denise Strasser, Julie Waner. Row 1: Jerome Moore, Brad Goering, Kent Arnett, Brad Glover, Don Brunzill, Brent Windsor. Row 2: Junior Hamm, Mike Jury, David Maples, Will Mellott, Ernie Davis, Bob Kyle, Charlie Richmond. Row 3: Randy Preheim, Tracy Hett, Kevin Strotkamp, Frank Glenn, Brian Goering, Steven Gil let, Dennis The junior high boys Stucky, Mark Sattler, huddle to prepare for Row 4: Asst. Coach Gayle Prettyman, Coach Fran Arnett, the game ahead. 99 Renee Hammar warms her arm up before she throws the disk. John tries t place in contest. TRACK. Row 1: Becky Dodson, Diana Akers, Julie Waner, Jackie Melloi Renee Harnmar, Pam Cook, Alisa Taylor, Renee T ay lor, Tiffany Watts. Row 2: John Brunzill, Glen Hilliard, Charlie Richmond, Brad Glover, Donnie Brunzill, Brent Windsor, John Darnell, Brad Goering, Jr. Hamm, —- David Maples. Row 3: Coach Becki TDick, Randy Preheim, Frank Glenn, Ernie Davis, Mike Jury, Kent Arnett, Bob Kyle, Jerome Moore, JVill Mellott, Coach Fran Ar- nett. Row 4: Dennis Stucky, Don Slaughter, Kevin Strot- kamp, Shawn Garcia, Bryan Brunzill lOft Goering, Stephen Gillet, o win 1st n l Mickey Holy, Larry the hurdling Koch. 100