Peabody High School - Warrior Yearbook (Peabody, KS)

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HOMECOMING CANDIDATES AND THEIR ESCORTS: Mary Ellen Smith, Mitch Moffett, Queen Liz Holm, Mack Clark, Robin Wolf and Mike Harms. “Bale the Swathers was the junior’s theme for the first place float which won $75. Rain doesn’t dampen school spirit 10 Rainy weather may have dampened students, but not their school spirit. The ac- tivities began with the Stuco Indoor Olympics, which is something new. Teams dis- played hidden talents in sit- ting on balloons, throwing straws, blowing ping pong balls and passing rolls of toi- let paper. The movie Viva Max was shown because it looked as though the weather was go- ing to make a parade impos- sible. During the movie, however, it cleared and it was on with the traditional parade and downtown pep rally. Before the game against Hesston, Liz Holm was crowned queen. The War- riors battled, but were de- feated 36 to 0. The activities came to an end with a dance sponsored by Stuco. DJ Harlow Pro- ductions from Salina pro- vided the entertainment. CUPIDS: Jason Rucker, Rachel Patton, Jarrod Gaines, Lindsey Marshall, Todd Dallke, Trisha Oursler. The Latimore-Carsweli Olympic team Boosters cheer the team onto the field stack cheerios while racing against the by releasing dozens of balloons, clock.

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While fullback Mike Shaw ( 40) and ( 24) attempts to gain yardage for a first tightend Brice Foth ( 80) block a Hills- down, boro Trojan out of the play, Kevin Bass Much experience is gained by young, mature players JUNIOR VARSITY: Row 1: Assistant Coach John Ireland, Roger Lefert, Randy Preheim, Kevin Bass, Brent Windsor, Glen Hilliard, Don Brunzell, Head Coach Den- ver Latimore, Assistant Coach Bill Fergu- son. Row 2: Kevin Strotkamp, David Map- les, Will Mellott, John Darnall. Tracy Hett, Mike Jury, Trainer Richard Bass. Row 3: Trainer Charlie Richmond, Bobby Kyle, Brad Glover, Junior Hamm, Frank Glenn, John Richenburg, Kent Arnett. “The poor season was chiefly because of inexpe- rience,” stated Denver Latimore, the new head football coach. “Many ninth graders, who were just starting out and not too sure of themselves, found themselves on the starting line-up, but the boys really did try and didn’t give up without a fight,” added Coach Lati- more. The season ended with a 1 - 9 record, but Coach Latimore predicted that with all the experience gained, the Warriors are facing a winning season in the future. To gain every possible yard he can, tail- back Glen Hilliard ( 25) fights off a Hillsboro Trojan. JV SCOREBOARD P 0 Sedgwick 0 18 Halstead 14 22 Hillsboro 0 30 Moundridge 6 18 Hesston 0 2 Remington 7 18 Season Record 0-6 9

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Carnella reigns as Queen of Courts CUPIDS: Scott Baughman, Jody Jacob- lie Jacobson, Stevie Solomon, Shilo Gra- son, Ethan Schmidt, Aaron Howlett, Ju- ham. QUEEN CANDIDATES AND ES- Queen Carnella Bloomer, Roger O'Neal. CORTS: Royce Schmidt, Gwen Stucky, Dee Krause, Scott Entz. AAj -CZB- While protecting the ball from an aggres- sive Inman defensive player, Roger O'Neal looks for an open person. The Warriors lost the game 59-73 Posters from the senior class cover the south wall of the gym during Spirit Week. The seniors won the poster competition with 25 large posters. Silence enveloped the gym as Paula Martinez began her announcement, “The 1981- 82 Queen of Courts is ... Carnella Bloomer. During the week many ac- tivities took place. In the poster contest the seniors won with 25 large posters. Gwen Stucky was the only participant in the little red wagon contest. Special dress days were also organized with only a few students bothering to participate. The theme “Queen Of Hearts” was displayed in the seating area of the queen and escorts by red and silver pa- per. The Jazz Band played throughout the game, but due to the lack of a D.J. the traditional dance was not held. The conflict was a con- tract between the D.J. and Stuco which had not been signed. ii