Piper High School - Pirate Yearbook (Kansas City, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1975 volume:

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Piper is located in an area whose main industry is farming. Many consider high school a first step in their educational plans, while others regard the school as a completion of their formal education. Piper is a AA school of approximately 240 students and a faculty of fourteen. In athletics it is an independent school, but usually a winner. To the individual student only a part of this whole plays an ac- tive role in his life. Some approach school with enthusiasm, others with some interest, and still others with complete in- difference. If each 240 were questioned as to his particular view of the school, 240 different images would appear. These views of life at Piper, the problems, enjoyable aspects, and the students themselves make up an integral piece of the school. This is the story of the 1975 school year in Piper, Kansas .... the development of Piper. 4 The School ,ff Eisgkia 6 I F I YQ 'SQ if We .r Much of a student's time was spent on individual rather than school-related work. Jobs occupied a great deal of time and energy for many. School often received second priority in both studies and time. Thirty-three of the forty-three se- nior students left early from school for jobs and other related activities. Gasoline for student-owned cars became more and more expensive and everyday living expenses rose sharply during the year. An average date of a movie and a pizza cost a boy at least seven dollars. Although participation was light in athletics and organizations, it played an important role for the school-minded students. A booster club was formed by some active parents. For the first year girl's athletics thrived and the girls organized teams for track, golf, and volleyball. Student Council was kept running by a few students and teachers, accomplishing much more than in past years. Small cliques and little groups of friends tended to share interests and associate with each other. Because of the small popula- tion of students, anything out of the ordinary was known by every student in the school within a matter of minutes. In- dividual activities ran a close second to group effort at Piper this year. The Year 5 EPHIQ DEQIQLE The people at Piper can be classified into four main groups: jocks, rah-rahs, scholars, and teachers. A few students feel they are capable of all four, but for the most part every student can tit into one category. The student body is made up of 247 students that do everything from lighting off smoke bombs to winning scholarships. The student-teacher ratio is eighteen stu- dents to every teacher, which provides for a more per- sonal relationship with the teachers. Jocks can be identified by Piper Athletics shirts, Converse tennis shoes, and ties on game days. The rah-rahs are obvious. Hardly a clay goes by when some girl isn't wearing a cheerleader or pep club uniform, talking about a pep assembly, or flirting with the jocks. Now, the scholars are the ones that always sit in class, never cause trou- ble, and never fail to say after a test, I just know I flunked it , when everyone knows they will make an A , The teachers, in case you haven't noticed them this year, are the ones that stand or sit in front of class everyday and pour knowledge into our heads so that we will be prepared to confront the great big World outside of Piper when we graduate. But, it is by being around these different kinds of people that we learn and develop into what we will be in the future. 6 The People f an r 5.3 EWG FUELU E Students are in many ways isolated from the rest of the world but they are influenced by it and happen- ings on the national scene affected students and aroused their interest. The future was a major concern. We saw the resignation and pardon of a president for the first time. The talk of inflation along with the economic picture dominated their attention. Food and fuel short- ages, worldwide problems such as overpopulation, star- vation, and wars contributed to student worry. Drugs, grades, schoolwork, sex, athletics, traveling, and cars provided outlets for students to forget much of what they didn't care to know and didn't care to worry about. Most had a certain fear of the life after high school and what the future would be like. A life filled with trivia kept the student from thinking about the years ahead . . . getting a job or selecting a college or major. Students were concerned with grades, being admitted to college, handing in book reports and re- search papers, meeting deadlines, scoring two points, throwing the shot put further, skipping school, getting a job, ACT and PSAT scores or another day of typing. All of the concerns and activities play a vital part in our development for the future. The Future 7 QHIE EQH XIBE W WS Most of the traditional school activity was the same this year exceptg freshman no longer sat in the corner of the lunchroom where the seniors once did, the Annual Staff did not sponsor a dance because of lack of funds, and there was no bon-tire at Homecoming because it was feared that the Junior High would burn down. Other last- ing traditional events at Piper lived on and influenced each Piper graduate. Most seniors still went only half a day, in fact more than 8076 of the seniors were present less than six hours, Juniors reluctantly ran the concession stand and put on the Prom, team members still Wore ties on days of games, and purple and white-clad pep club members cheered on their team. Homecoming took place even though student participation was at a minimum. The school song was sung at every pep assembly, except one when the freshman cheerleaders forgot to start it, and the Pirateers performed faithfully at every home game. Tradi- tions at Piper are few but are always followed. 8 The Traditions 1 1 ' , T a 1 I 'T' ' 'fi' fi4i't.'- I 7, -. fs ' gl: Ii L ,, ' , an : '?'r:'-'fqleig . V -, Lf Zfvjlf j?f53.1JJ,,1-7 1 4 E ' f :fi M 7 , , ? '-'4:Js.,...a,.,-fag.: V W ' 1:4-um nf' M V L ,, - 4,--r ,M ,M 'r ' 4 f , -1-:ur , , 3 e2a,'ffeE3gggj1'j' , af. ' - H ' a 4- Q. 'I ?Q'.v'gi-Ii? 3- 4 -4.51 -j' Vg ' ,1 72 '63 ' Y V' . A Mfiwrzw - . , . 'g-V ' iff f ' -, ' gf- N J-I -. ' -1 - -I 'f ' ff, ' A Q Q f 1 A ' - .F 2' ' H 'J 3 F, ,Y pi.,-,,,,T,? : V H J? i Q 2 ' A x in 1-fri 5, ' Wg- 3 fi? 5' ' ,wif n Quai, I H, iQ 1 -. . . QE'i915',Sff5:f ARP' if f?,H Q- f, 5-T33 .,- f-- 2-xx .jf ,A.-., ,W 552156 Qe23?piv31Pf1,,L 521.-' '1 iqLaf E. 1 I u?f31f 1?Q.'m1ri9':Es.BF 4? fl?'DfUrFev3..f1'SYFf51S2i .T Q' ?sa 51fu- -'-1 ' v. 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Geometry and trigonometry, the study of objects and figures, intro- duces the student to the practical application of mathematics. Introductory in the language of mathematics the math teacher becomes the students' indispensable interpretor. A - The three Musketeers plus one fNot pictured Kelle Dunnj On the count of three the only one to smile was JOHN! H W Yale? ,. it mu a f H' 5 'rm ', , 5 if -H' H' ilu tw tm vuvtugffm' I 10 Mathematics Fitness Skills Lead to Better Health. Any preparation for a successful future must include physical fitness. The goal of physical education encompasses both the development of athletic skills and achievement of high degrees of fitness. Exercises and rigorous skill tests emphasize the attainment and maintenance of physical fitness. Mr. Brad Griffith and Miss Judi Naylor teach the organized classes of physical education and health. The girls are bussed to the Junior High for their class. Coach Griffith explains the techniques of doing push-ups to his P.E. class. N V. 4 .Q T ,.--- ' RIN , f S Nj lwxx ix it ' . ,Magi I ...fag It 57:1 Physical Education 11 S'-. SUBJECT ' VERB 0 TENSE 0 VOICE ' CLAUSES 0 ADVERBIAL hr V ,I V G- - .. , . .. :gf 1 . ,111 ' ij T,.f 3 +1-uvgwh Mrs. Blowers teaches freshman and junior English. w l l Y, '43 K ' fs if Mrs. Remer relates the fine points of grammar and literature to the sophomores. r,, 3 , 45.73214 5.-age. ,..,.:,-44,r...: 12 English vu. ,Yjq r Mrs. Blowers gives individual attention to a group of needy students. -1 Q 'XIOUN 0 INTEFIJECTION Ideas must be communicated. The English de- partment is concerned With the communication of great ideas. Grammar gives way to expression as students mature in their need for communication. Drawing from great books by contemporary and classical authors, the student learns, then creates. The English department is headed by Mrs. Carolyn Sawka, well-known by every Piper student for her teaching tactics on the eight parts of speech. What is a noun? Mrs. Jimmie Blowers and Mrs. Maryanne Remer make up the rest of the depart- ment and teach the underclassmen the time points of grammar and literature. Mas. Juniors spent much of the second semester on research papers A f .,,,.... ,,,,.,, ,,.A T , ,umm .,,. U.-4, 3 -F ilu- 7 Bti . ,mu 'uxjl ', u 2 1. J' fi ., , 3. .Q 3 I FFS Z I -Q fgrii ., l, T , .4-f' M 11:-f -4,1-- y EE 'T 'ffk - hs-XX Mrs Marsha Charuk teaches Government and Amen can Hlstory Government students staged then own electlon campalgns and held state electrons w1th1n therr class on po llt1CHl candldates and major ISSUCS In the second semester they became quzte f3ITl1ll3.I' Wlth Form 1040 and learned to ltemlze Hrstory students leamed facts facts and more facts that enabled them to become famlllar wlth our U S hlstory Through these courses every student w1ll learn our nat1ons begmmngs and through Mrs Charuk s classroom door every Plper student w1ll enter Slim!! ! , 17 'W .4 L...-41 'S cpe, +MlLLER .xx V4 QQ -sf' 'Liv- lf 1-,4 af History 8a Govemment 14 Can You Conjugate This Verb? Peux-tu oonjuger ce verbe? Se puede oonjugar este verbo? he eg? , fe V V 5 S Xu' - Hg 'id-,-I Ted Kubicki wonders, Where in the - - -is that pii'1ata! Could Mrs. Springer be listening to something obscene Language Arts 15 T bi YE Experimentation N. tee! To be scientific is to be curious, To couple in- quisitive students with the basic knowledge neces- sary for individual investigation is the scientific, method. Classroom lectures can only be a starting point-to understand scientific theory one must do his own experiments. Biology, chemistry, physics, and general science are the scientific disciplines that explain man's activity, spurred on and guided by the science teacher, Mr. John Yost, is the path to this understanding. iiiff A QQ.. Tl' . ' traumas: 2, :... -1 Prim ..- 1 it ti 5.2 ,:f1rvrHrri f'.:: W Tim Larkin and Torn Norris write down observations April Wiehe looks on as Rovin Wiehe performs a major dissection. 16 Sciences ea' 459'-ill ' If XX' .W I, 1 jx . Qtr, v V 1. 1 ...I ' I I 'Q 1 V I The Mad Sclentlst stnkes agam!! ellee Dunn conducts an experlment as Mr. Yost says 'JK V' m 9M 4 l 1 s g-5? Q Q E - i i T 1 We ' k 5 kmxz iiikk Q SE! S 2,- .,,,,...--0-l ' ,.,,-f Bookkeeping students learn the value of keeping a budget. Mrs. Jeri Ruttan teaches shorthand, typing, bookkeeping, and business law. 'Ei' ' ' -e I 4 E ,- Alf?-if .e -- its K iw. i 18 Business Courses . .f if , ii? ri 'A ei n if 4 ' D I , 'se ssii isifisf , N'- A fgfiaisg., Q2- -. . ' -if 12. 'wr , f. .... 1 J Learning the Fundamentals of Business. With the current cost of living at its all time high, students must become familiar with business and economics. In these courses students prepare themselves for careers in anything from a secretary to a lawyer. Sometime during a student's high school fe he will probably enroll in a business course. Much to his surprise or regret this exposure to business will be of value to in the uture. ,.J'...r HE 1. Mb- halting.,- Z fi OES? K I L, jfs!!-a, -.,, T, NA . V . . 4 Ili- ,z . Ji ,,. A ' - ff -lf V- 'V Katja- ff' U ' - t wr: , it ' - a.e. e i g F U V -V .. : V V, fi ragga 1 A -' if Mrs. Dorothy Hill taught business classes iirst semester. - Miss Henderson takes time out to pose for a picture. Below: A typing class hard at work on the keyboards. T.- .. .. .... Q l ng '1 ,:.:: , Ishmael Ybarra is sanding on a cutting board. s F E U W a N' Woodworking II students add finishing ln I , G1 yi 1 J, a . . Mr. Taylor conducts a demonstration for Wood I students. 20 Industrial Arts 3' l fav L Q lx v i l l W .dl :ouches to their projects. Tim Pule adjusts a cabinet scraper to the correct depth. l 1 4 - fe g 7, . A, yy or H 5:55555 Y' A ,l 3gE',,, ,N wi l V w 3 it f 4 . 5 V L 1 V I :ll S l' Q ' H ,te - s . 4 tt,-,Q -m-Y,.,,, rv Nm: Drafting class, working?? ia A-.lttttxil ,, 'f'tgt,W. 2-.SLT fu, it ' we ,dxf-1 ,. ' 7 F H .. - at-. .Mn . , Y '1 f ' i..4,. V . 7537: 'lg' - ,ci Y it -t Drafting and Woodworking classes are taught by Mr. Don Taylor. Wood- working students spend class time working on individual and class pro- jects. Wood I tried mass production for the first time by making small items together as a class. Even a few girls tried their hand at Woodworking. Industrial Arts 21 SING SING A SONG Music played an important part in several stu- dents curricular activities this year. The two chor- us classes developed their skills in note reading and music appreciation with the help of a very capable teacher, Mrs. Teresa Hassard. The chorus classes spent the Hrst semester re- aquainting themselves with the music program with continuous drills and familiar songs. They topped off the first semester with an annual Christmas program. The chorus classes and Mrs. Hassard con- tribute much time and effdmrt to make their music appreciated. 3. .y I-.. GIFILS CHORUS ART-AN EXPRESSION 'OF ggi e TALENT Butch Taylor concentrates hard on his expression of . . . talent, modeling or medltatmg? -416 'a Mr. Trevellini lends Theresa Charles a helping hand with a pencil drawing. Doug Taylor works in deep thought on an art assignment. 7 'ba -ma 4 I 5 Emil- 1-- ' lm L 1 C ll '-..- Art 23 PREPARING FOR TOMORROW . . HOME ECONOMICS ,NR -fam!--' M55 , . 41 Leslie Perry is amazed at news told by Stacey Webb, while Aprile Wiehe works on. ,......,r-f-'fm ,Wi '- ' ' - . r., Q lr-if u-uflfiiili WE i t 'HQ MrM',, !r1' Riff' Y: F173 1 as i L l lr, si wL.,,, Mrs. Kaufman explains the process involved in making quick breads. 24 Home Economics Home Ee. students prepare for the future by learning family skills, such as sewing, cooking, and making house plans. Independent Study students learn more advanced skills. W tim M we-if Hu 'ff-j-V--f't .Leif 1, 3 -fe - ,Ja .. Jennifer and Kay weave their own handdyed yarn. Family Living Offers Reality ..0 '-ips-L The first semester course of Family Living helped students to understand the family life cycle . Everyone was included in skits and discussions relating to problems of dating, engagement, marriage,religion,and child devel- opment. Mrs. Kathy Kaufman headed this department but received help from Mrs. Dorothy Hill. Family Living courses offer students a chance to experience contempo- rary problems and gives them a chance to express them- selves in an open manner. LQ -, , M ii ii I .i,.,. 5 Mrs. Hill taught classes the first semester. Sheri Wise Cteacherj thinks 2Iohn's interview with Principal Dennis is funny? i K it i I Ui...-5 If l Family Living 25 A FINER WORLD WITHIN A WORLD x. , V.: -if . . X HR xi . WW .1 f JIT T PM 5 .1 iid X ill, L- JI. . .6 M 'tit i V, - QE tail lm' 5 ' , , V ,, rl ',.vf'cZ1' 1 f . 2 J '1-5-E335 ' Alexander Smith The modern name for a library is a Media Center, since there are many materials housed in a library besides books. In our library can be found records, filmstrips, and such equipment as movie projectors, and record players. The library is the center of the school where meetings of various groups are often held. Classes come in as units to work on class projects, or students come individually from class to work on special reports. The highlight of the year was the video-taping of special events at school, such as Pep Assemblies and Music Programs that were shown to the students at the close of school in the spring, Mrs. Walker, our librarian, was an English teacher in the Shawnee Mission schools before becoming librarian there. She was assistant librarian at Shawnee Mission North and head librarian at Shawnee Mission South before coming to Piper. Besides reading, Mrs. Walkerthas as hobbies, knitting, bridge, and golf. Although hired as high school librarian, she has helped to order and process the books for the elementary schools, as well as ordering films for all the schools. -6- LIBRARY AIDES are of great help in running our library. Some of them are used to run the audio-visual equipment, not only for our school, but for the elementary schools. Others take care of all the circulation of the books. Library aides this year included, second row, left to right: Mark Wise, Leland Breedlove, Tim Zager, Greg Grinzinger, Dave Rice, Gilbert Graf. FRONT ROW: Jenny Barrett, Kay Marldey, Lisa Feden, Laura Bol- linger, Sheryl Flick. 26 Library E F mf-:EG is 4' 1-' A W ng3.5f,.,,L,. I Xxx w H1 '1 X A' 1 -452 'T 'Tl VH, 12 2 B 'M 'f'5'jJki gl X Q .., X PIRATE FOOTBALL ! rr Ex L Piper Highls Football Team suffered an un- A - -lift E fortunate season this year as injuries struck the 1 ' r T Pirates. Players who were hampered with injur- r X ,g 1 ies were Leland Breedlove, Gary Miller, John l Qi, g V . f H: J P Hotujac, Kim Suter, John Kubicki, and Ted 23 ' ' i n P, ef 553 1-, ra ' Kubicki. , ' Q This year the coaching staff was increased to i in g three coaches. Mr. Griffith was head coach in charge of the offense. Mr. Witty was the defen- . , ' - ' ld ef-A-E. ...,i -,,,3,-Mina sive coach, and Mr. Ireland was in charge of the specialty teams. The Pirates were a young team this year, but were looking stronger towards the end of the season. 28 Football PIRATES IN ACTION Doug Taylor sweeps around end. Jan McMilIian fades back to pass. I L The Pirates battle it out with DeSota. Mark Wise attempts to block a punt. L Ihris Fisher and Kevin Kerr prepare to tackle a Bardner running back. Dave Rice inspects a tackle as Leland Breedlove and Mark Wise look on. Football 29 mu -.- 30 Football I , X 'imii , U 2 'J W1 ' Qf'i:f 17 4 If J big 4' J e ' 5 , ,. 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Ag? .E ' : .- X1 I A M 1 f 'tbl I The Jets are from left to right: Leland Breedlove, Ted Kubicki, Kim Suter, Gary Miller. Bennie, Coach Witty, and his Jets, Leland Breedlove, GirI's Track Aims for State Although the girl's track team was a numerically small group, but abundant spirit prevailed among the girls. Daily practices were held to develop speed and stamina. Active participation marked this year's squad. With talented underclassmen to come andQireless coaching from Mr. Yost, a brighter future is in store for girl's track at Piper. Even though only a limited number of students are aware of the girl's track team, the dedicated girls on the team are always trying for the Purple and White. Qi 174451: - I Lp E if if X.,,! 1.1 Q19 Y'- 7 e Bige1ow,Mary Ann Barrett, Pam Steph- Returning lettermen on the track team are, BACK ROW,Left to Right: Susan Jaccard, Lauri ens. FRONT ROW: Robin Wiehe, Stacey Webb, April Wiehe, and Gayla Jones. Track 35 Pirates on the Hardwood. LH' ' . 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The team in its second year is headed for state, and has the potential to make it. Last year the four man team took fifth place in the state regionals in Holton, Kansas. Mrs. Mildred Walker took charge of the coaching position of the boy's team also. Unlike the girls, the boys have their season in the spring. The golfers have their home grounds at Dubs Dread Golf Course. The boys Work on their games individually trying to Mike Car Girls athletics is quite new in Kansas, and this is the iirst year for Girls Golf at Piper. However, with the interest shown, there should be some excellent teams in the future. Mrs. Walker took charge of this years team which included girls from three classes. Piper had meets with several other schools this year, and a chance to qualify for the State Tournament was each girls goal. The State Regionals were hosted by Piper at Dubs Dread Country Club. Vicki Lashbrook and Laurie Bieglow were invited to attend the State Tournament in Emporia Kansas. Cheryl Brockman demonstrates her swing at Victory Hills. at 133552 5 l . fr . utr, . T . ,Q 4 W' .. i A ., lr .. .- . -,..,, GIRIJS GOLF team members included, BACK ROW, Left to Right: Kay Markley, Vena Dunham, Diane Zate- zalo, Mrs. Walker. MIDDLE ROW: Lori Laskbrook, Vicki Lasbrook, Cindy Brockman. KNEELING: Diane Taylor, Cheryl Brockman. il E W W' ,... . Girl's Golf 41 PIPER SPIKERS The girl's volleyball teams, in their first year, finished with a record of, Varsity 6-2, and Junior Varsity 6-2. After their six victories, they qualified for the 3A Regionalsg how- ever, they were defeated in their first game. Mr. John Yost was the coach of the eighteen girl team. Tryouts and atten- dance of practices, which were held afterwschool, were the requirements for playing in the games. 42 Volleyball , X? W 1' , , ,J ig-l Vi' I ...R N-?ii',Q, -h 'L , f , E,-Y' ,,.,.4,.,. -s-L. - :gr . ttf' 3 3, 1 - f Q 'ff' - i'x'5ii2a4ffy' E f 4 wg- .1 ,ff f 3 RL Qx FW fff N J gl 1, tk 2 , R , - 1 ,a?-.. J QP? 1k.f' E !.,iy ., ,-N Q. Y . A ' E 41,25 A 'g 1' , 'TX3 . 3 Q nz , f , N W, ,E ., 18.5 ' .' 4:1 J-11: ET-11 ,fi T Ea ,',,-'il y 4, ,SPV gig- -Q 'E 2 5 Z, f A 5. -Q 15 ,. , ,y . 'Wi I 5 E:-'M - Q., -,,4i,,- ., 1 ., -, Z Members of the Drill Team this year Were: Diane Zatezalo, Ar- lene Leighty, Cheryl Brockman, Laurie Bigelow, Marilyn Papa, Cindy Brockman, Kathy Taylor, Jodi Mattox, Lisa Feden, Di- ane Taylor, Sheri Wise, Mary Ann Barrett, Leslie Perry, Cindy Brown, and Kim Trumble. Ivlarchin On . i 4: 1.,rEui:q15 44 Pirateers , , ,, .TJ -411-1,,'-,,1lA ' rf '...4.. .:. , , , J, . ., ,- - 1 - .JQQT W . - , Y 5 T, 3- A W .51 , . 5.- all . vw, ,. 1 pig, , 2, ' i ' 1. , 3 , L R H 2 4, : 'T-Fir lj NHS: T T lill . W afar. C 1- ' 4- , .:- 'i T Life,-, '-is N ek FK 21,4 if ,Y-- 7 5 , - '55?:' 2:r ww ' .A ,s , 1. ' ' rg , frjill- mil' , E522 :fa V P -it M X , ,ig Nw,Y- , r ga .K Wgnar, it u 8, ,l,,,..,,4,, -M.. The Pirateers perform a dance routine at the Spring Hill Invitational Tournament. . . . Pirateers Dfiicers for the Pirateers this year were: Jodi Mattox-Lt., Cincy Brown-Lt., Mary Ann Barrett- Capt., and Arlene Leighty-Co. Capt. Drill Team sponsor this year ivas Miss Connie Heil. gf' .. .1 , , ,-in ,' H41 ,,iw,.f,,,r..u...' was '- -ft , 1 fa .1. .J ,g'vs,gg,M-5- . 4- l ,, Pirateers 45 Our Spirit Is Sky-High, So Win Gayla Jones Stacey Webb ' 46 Cheerleaders Junior Varsity I. Kay Markley-Captain Robin Wiehe April Wiehe f 7 Y Z ' Ll - f' -aw -izwfv 1:. ' Qi ,Cx ll i -' 3-X -ll f , , .. ..,,. -.,, rut Up and Let It Fly! r N Pam Stephens Laura Bollinger-Captain - Jane Carpenter , gf.:-:Q-::: - 7 Q ...., .... . V 4115 -- fe 1 'ijfH,N M W , J. . J li, L- 'LQ .-',:- syfgi ' 2355-1 F , H , 11 PW, iz- ,I,I l gif I AEE . ,T -.1 Li? V' -Q yr Y 175 , ' -- EE, H - .Mr N 4 A .. ww e- , I X x jp Eiggegww 'ww 1 PM ' l Mara Griffith and Jenny Barrett N.H.S. Goes to Washington D.C.! National Honor Society Members this year included: LEFT TO RIGHT: Jane Carpenter, Kathy Chapin, Laura Bollinger, Di- ane Wiehe, Pat Thoele, Mary Ann Barrett, and Leland Breedlove. SPONSOR ...... . . .Mrs. Kathy Kaufman The National Honor Society is made up of students that are PRESIDENT ...... ..... J ane Carpenter outstanding not only in their academics, but also in leadership, char- VICE-PRESIDENT .... .... L aura Bollinger acter, and their abilities to give service to the school. This year the SECRETARY .... ....... D iane Wiehe N.H.S. took a giant leap forward when they took a trip to Washin- TREASURER .... .... M ary Ann Barrett ton, D.C., and New York. The four-day trip was an experience that 48 National Honor Society will never be forgotten by these students and gives future -students something to work for next year. NATIONAL NQQRSOCIIT X 'I : db 4 I l I i . It in A .1 ,A i LL , fn . - ri ZJPZIUJITIIUTI gms... IJl'l'lUJPI'l'lI II'TlI'l'lI 1 :5 f C , ly I -. Ayn r ' ' N1 -'X i 1. Q-ir , fi A r - Terry Gebhart Vicki Lashbrook Connie Riedesel 'i Cindy Hendrickson Cheryl Viles Freshman Cheerleaders 49 - This year's Student Council worked hard to boost stu- 'Zine-5 if ,J dent morale. In the past, the Student Council elections have consisted only of electing a president. This year it was changed so that the student body elected the president, sec- retary-treasurer, and a vice-president. We know that each one worked hard to make this past school year a success. .LA-Q1 - '-' v F' ff V The Student Council sponsors several activities during the school year. The annual volleyball tournament, consisting of teams of high school students, was won by the Red Necks . There was even a Booster Club team made up of some willing but not so able boosters. In addition to this, - other projects that deserve recognition were: the good ole , pop machine, a talent show, movies on special occasions, and 1- K at Christmas time they gave food to a needy family. l 1 Q.. f j :-zz. fir, as , E E . . v I . EN' K 5, Mr' ai .4 Leland Breedlove-Student Council President. THE GOVERNMENT OF P.H.S. Student Council members are as fol- lows: BACK ROW, Left to Right: Becky Heftlinger, Tim Zager, Bart Nill, Greg Grinzinger, Leland Breedlove. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Sawka, Bob Kit- terman, Terry Gebhart, Mara Griffith, Laura Bollinger, April Wiehe, Rickie Wiser, and Mr. Griffith. Officers were: President-Leland Breedlove, Vice- President-Mara Griffith, Secretary- Treasurer-Greg Grinzinger. 50 Student Council Q UB b ' D, r r E re QI ml c ez It L. ez 7 I : -- Viz- T Wh- WW? t x 1 ,A .. qi... Sl . w 1 .gf ' 'Q f- f :dl- A 1' Q ,J K L I .N If P 5 U t , r 4. ' X . . . Pri-U ' A I .AJ 4:4 N., at .5 AV' ' A 41:95-Q 1 N XX 'Lx -z .1 , , XX , 3, B N 'H -5.8m The STUDENT TEACHER PANEL consists of four teachers and two students from each class, mak- ing a total of thirteen members. The students are cho- sen by the class and also one student from each class is chosen from the Student Council. The Student Teacher Panel was tirst organized five years ago. The principle purpose of S.T.P. is to try to establish and improve communication between students and teachers. The panel discusses many problems of the school, and tries to improve upon them. This year they helped to provide a smoking patio for the stu- dents who wished to smoke between classes. This so- lution has helped to eliminate vandalism in the school. 'at 'MQW xg!!!- - - r, '-,N rn hefty. ' . 'L-r 54-71,1715 nl Why should I do this? I don't even smoke! . L Y Y .-r Y xi' g H i A 1 Q Y , 5 .F 3 Y .. X' J ' 1 Q F .W it 'Q +1 f V. ,L 5 ,N L .. ,. -r ,- asa, , 6- e- 'Z I A any - Y ii hu w H .....: Student Teacher Panel 51 The Piper Girl's Athletic Association members this year were: FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Lori Lashbrook, Stacey Webb, Cindy Brockman, Julie Rabon, Cindy Hendrickson, Vicki Lashbrook, Mary Ann Barrett, Kay Markley. BACK ROW: Denise DeMaranville, Robin Wiehe, April Wiehe, Diane Taylor, Cindy Brown, Laurie Bigelow, Susan Jaccard, Pam Stephens, Laura Bollinger, Diane Zatezalo, Amy Holyfield, and Gayla Jones. Not pictured: Cheryl Brockman. Sponsor: Mr. John Yost. Members of the Letterman club are: BACK ROW, L. to R.: J. Henley, K. Kerr, K. Suter, T. Kubicki, L. Breedlove, G. Miller, D. Davis, K. Knetter, B. Nill, J. Kubicki, R. L. Perrin, Sponsor-Mr. Griffith. CENTER ROW: D. Taylor, M. Weber, J. Burton, J. McMillian, J. Wagner, P. White, D. Rice, B. Parker, M. Guertin. FRONT ROW: S. Suter, J. Hotujac, M. Wise, C. Fisher, D. Knetter, M. Carpenter, M. Hotujac, D. Mack, M. Wiehe, P. Weber. F, ka., v l l . 4 ii Q 'zz E I . '11 ,.,,-Q all ' w , I t . is 'z :li 1.1 'll pt l. 1974-75 Annual Staff-BACK ROW, Left to Right: Joy McMi11ian, Jenny Barrett, Kathy Pope, Diane Taylor, Laura Bollinger, Leland Breedlove. FRONT ROW: Sandy Studyvin, Sheryl Flick, Bart Nill, Arlene Leighty, Mary Ann Barrett, Terry Gebhart, Cheryl Viles, Kay Markley. KNEELING: Karen Wood. Editor ........ Assistant Editor . . Business Manager . Senior Editor . . . Junior Editor . . . Sophomore Editor Freshman Editor . Sponsor ...... Layout . . . . . . . Jane Carpenter . . . Kay Markley . . . . . Arlene Leighty . . . Mary Ann Barrett .. . . . . BartNill . . . . . . Karen Wood . . . . . . .Cheryl Viles Mrs. Nancy Roschevitz . . . . Laura Bollinger Leland Breedlove Diane Taylor Jenny Barrett Sandy Studyvin Sheryl Flick Joy McMillian Terry Gebhart I hope this year 's PIRATE has met up to your expecta- tions. The staff and Ihave tried to make this yearbook the best ever at Piper. Several changes can be seen throughout the book, but we felt they were all for the better. Many long hours were spent burning the midnight oil for this book, as strange as it may seem, but we feel that it was all worth it. Now I turn over my typewriter, my staff cabinet, my camera, and my wishes of good luck to Kay Markley and the members of next year's staff, because they will sure need it when it comes time for the next deadline! Jane Carpenter 1975 Pirate Editor Annual Staff 5 3 1 f,. Pep Club in Action! Officers CLEFT TO RIGHTJ were: Mary Ann Barrett-Pres., Sandy Studyvin and Leslie Perry-Sgt. at Arms. BACK ROW: Kim Trumble-V. Pres., Cheryl Brockman-Treas., and Diane Taylor-Sec. 66- Pep Club 54 Some well-coordinated juniors at the Pep Club picnic. The Junior Varsity cheerleaders clown around. Mrs. Debbie Springer our Pep Club sponsor. Thanks! PEP CLUB f ww' ,pray Q Q 1 wh' rv' 6' s 5' Have a banana! -, 3' . L my , . lu ' rf ' f ' -ri ' f , 0 0 ffl as .'. V Pep Club 55 ANYTHING GGES! , I -K , 5 XC 1 i I I I I 3 Bart: Strangers in the night. Greg: Mrs. Sawka said you had to share the microphone with me Bart! I vote that everybody gets out from in front of my locker. Mara Griffith, Kim Trumble, and Cheryl Brockman display perfect timing in a soul dance. Will somebody please tell me, what's y the P.G.A.A.? ,,v gf J WQJ .a di if 5 I ,, I 'imma :ia i Piper athletics appear to be in great shape. Below: A few of the charter members of the smoking room. i , . .2 Q, E IQ 7 T7 ' , ' Q S 'Sim I Jai- gi ,N -L5 5 ' 2' - 15 Y X X , W 4 1 ' MM- , W, AN 'JLL ' . -.ii N 1-nd f .f.-if'f ?' i Q' ' 1 xiw gn 'M' 'M , , ' rf? ' , ,. jiafiq' ' ,.,,, f , C '51'- W' 'fy . -ffilfg - ,. .. ,Ex . Q' Y ' , V r f., ..- I W ' ., 1 ' 1, ,- ., Y li, H, :M-W 1 - ' X if -,i 153- f..w,-ivy.. , ,. ., . , .. ..,,.1.,H -: '.L,J e ' ' ' ' ' 'NJN .,. Y-1 V-.a 6,5-f V wi, 4 iw V 'L f - - J' ' ' -'-TQ, .- iii 1' ' ' V 'Ui' ' 3' 'QS :gf ', aft , M311 1 Q '.i,,f.iJ'M,igQ,-i', 3,.mg , ,I i .3-1 j :gf,2.i, ,,- ,, , lla' G, fjylgi if ,W -, f- V UH' is W I .af ,,f - 5jy,.- '-A. U Am if Ql'i'j'i'i:4 M- H ,iii H ' K? 1. W 4 0 H. ,,iQ5f1i.H in W1 '. '?'f,'O? ' 1-'V' ' ' 95 Features 57 ? ' ,sv ' :Lv , , ,K . . 1'- ff' v ge .I L':'.'r jf f, . .T rg ' , N 1+ . .. I L N4 Q5 r W, SENIORS: A PART TIME JOB! re-.1-A N 1 uw L, , 1 , ,w m ,V mmm .QQ 1' H W Y 58 Seniors vs .- A , -. G.. :JY wail ,L 11.3 asf.. H 1 X X 1 1 m H fu, N H H 51544 H NH ,H Kwik ...FALL... , ea - r t eh gl, 1, f' N V f ' .' r PZ LM M 2? L A -' I A at - ' L . L Lf? sh b r -'AJLMLAA V L iv A ...,,a.'? F+ML 'fin ew, U in Queen Laura Bollinger poses between dances at the Homecoming Dance Satur- Pirate Pride is Shown by Jodi Matrox. day night. Laura Bollinger was crowned at half time by her escort Jackie Wagner. Her court and their escorts were Jane Car- penter and Mark Wise, Kathy Hotujac and Dan Bowlin, Mary Ann Barrett and Leland Breedlove. 60 Homecoming EOOTBALL.. .HGIVIECGIVIING ignw .. , W5 lim' in 1 ml Q: gmgrw, , Jon Mack, and Jenny Barrett. Jane Carpenter joins Gary Miller in a chant at the Pep Rally, Sandy Studyvin, Lisa Feden, and April Wiehe wait endlessly for the candidates to arrive. Various organizations contributed to the success of Homecoming 1974. The Spirit Rally Homecoming eve was a huge success as Coach Griffith led the student body through the mighty city of Piper. Victory yells were joyous and hearty. Candidates for Homecoming Queen were selected by the football team, and voted on by the student body the day of the big game. Pep Club and StuCo deserved a vote of ap- preciation for a week's labor on a float and preparations for the dance. Game night finally arrived with the feeling of anticipa- tion in the air. Between halves, the queen candidates walked through a Pep Club formation as the announcer called forth the name of Piper's Homecoming Queen for 1974 . . . Laura Bollinger. Rain failed to dampen Pirate spirit as they fought K.S.D. to the bitter end with a loss. Excited couples enjoyed the fabulous music of Air- borne between the hours of 7:30 and 10:30 p.m. on Sep- tember 28. But the excitement of the dance was only half the fun. Afterwards, many couples went out for a night on the town. The memory of Homecoming 1974 will not be easily forgotten by those who attended. Homecoming 61 Qi Q QI W Q MV Q U' W1 E um Q 11975 Quavzn if X I -, J in The second annual Courtwarming ceremonies took place during the half- time ofthe Piper-Savior game this year. Candidates were chosen from each class by the basketball players and voted on by the student body. Miss Mary Ann 3Barrett, senior candidate, was selected to reign as queen over the festivities. Her lattendants were, in the picture below, Mary Ann Barrett, Pam Stephens, junior lattendant, Robin Wiehe was sophomore attendant, and Vicki Lashbrook was lfreshman attendant. The Courtwarming activities continued after the game, which was won by the Pirates, with a dance featuring Cerebus at the high school YZ? ar. r. v, xv? iii? X. K .Grim 'till' X 1. 1' t 't, ' 6 'Courtwarming 63 I- ' V,-sniff' ww , ,, ,, W 37!f'1 , . ..., ,. X , x N X k X xq lfleii tlf l ggf, - N 5 t gi ' X x X X N Q 5 K xffz N x V , - vu . a f 1- . ' wg gif. 5-1 - , 0- I 1,11 , nv ,f v ' -Y H' ' - ,, as if ' M V .241 ,Q . J 55 unit A EA 3-lhjkz fu ,, ie, :J '-- -. if EQVA 1..- ,tm ,. W je' E v-1 : h-- - .- 1 - NLT' Spirit is. . .A Kansas State T-shut in Mark Wise's humble 1, 4 'gi f'-' 'f opinion. l u' ik. rl I H' . it ff ,. gi gt 'mfHi '13!' f7'1!?'1 Q Y M 2532 -13 fa... ' Haj? 1, mg- f S :44-- an 64 Spirit Week Signs played a big part in foretelling future events at Piper, especially during Spirit Week. What would grandma think about us going l to tea? I I 5 .IQ .ay Markley and Jimmy Burton are ready rr Soul Train on Soul Day. ack in the 50's? Maybe just getting the fel of it. Whatever, we were there. 95295: EE 2 W E I .1 ,, xr- I :l l A l X A I L' ,H -gm 5, . EL , L -H - f -- - gn. i 1 Q ' That'S why I fell for, the CAPTAIN OF THE TEAM! Spirit Week 65 .si es, p '4 1 px ADMINISTRATION . Mr. Carr, Principal Mr. F. Joel Carr has been the Sen- ior High School Principal for two years. Before coming to Piper, he was the principal at DeLa Salle High School for nine years, principal at Car- roll High School in Wichita for three years, and principal at Memphis, Ten- nessee for two years. Mr. Carr is in charge of all curricu- lum and scheduling, teacher assign- ments, discipline, course innovations and changes, and supervision of the High School building. He must also submit reports to the Board of Edu- cation and the State Department of Education. He also attends profess- ional meetings organized by the Board of Education. Mr. Carr is impressed with the spirit of the students and the co-operation of both teachers and students. 66 Administration Mrs. Pule, Secretary Mrs. Pule is the High School Secre- tary. She began working here as a part time secretary in August, 1967. Her part-time job soon developed into full time, making a total of eight years at the end of this school year. She says this is a job that is never dull, for working with young people is a con- stant challenge. She has a married daughter, two sons, and one two-year old grand- daughter named Penny. This will pos- sibly be Mrs. Pules, last year at Piper High School, because her family is building a home at Lake Waukomis. E . Mr. Fern, Counselor This is Mr. Fern's third year in the district, his iirst as full-time counsel- or. He has taught Jr. High and High School, and lives in Shawnee, Kansas. Mr. Fern manages 3 8a 2 baseball teams and attends St. Joseph Catholic Churcl He hopes to expand and enrich the guidance services here at Piper. In the past year, some of his accomplish-. I ments are: An expanded counseling program in the Jr. High, increased testing and test interpretation, expand- ed speaker program, and many others. He enjoys the atmosphere of the schoo and the co-operative attitude of the students. . MAKING IT WORK r-:1'1 7l l ri in 5X5 Q.. ,,. K' ' -y ' 'fa Mr. Hill, Superintendent Mr. Hill is a familiar figure of lead- ership in the Piper district as he has served three years as the Senior High School principal, and four years as Superintendent of the Piper District. During these past seven years, he has worked hard for the betterment of the schools, and enjoyed his work in this district. Mr. Hill hopes that his service will be such that he may con- tinue in the future. Mrs. Breedlove, District Secretary Mrs. Breedlove, district secretary and Girl Friday to Mr. Hill, is the king pin that helps Piper Unified District run smoothly. She began working here in April, 1970, having assumed the position from Mrs. McCoy. Mrs. Breedlove has an extraordinary memory which proves to be a valuable asset and time- saver to us all. Larry, Loren, and Leland are her sons, and Laurence is her husband. They are commonly known as the L.B.'s. Her sons being in all sports, she rarely misses a game. Mrs. Poje, District Nurse Mrs. Gussie Poje, the Piper district nurse, is responsible for carrying out the school health program Cwhich in- volves more paper-work than im- aginedj and giving first-aid to any stu- dent who is injured or becomes ill while at school. She came to Piper as a school nurse in 1973. Her previous position had been with the Wyandotte County Health Department. Mrs. Poje graduated from the Prov- idence Hospital School of Nursing. She lives near the Piper area and is the mother of five boys. Administration 67 WE THE CLASS OF . . . xg, if- ' K , E vb, , Above, top to bottom: President-Dan Davis, Treasurer-Mary Ann Barrett, Secretary-Mike Wiber, Vice-Presi- dent-Mickey Hand. Below, left to right: President-Mark Harrison, Secretary-Janel Grinzinger, Vice-President-John Kubicki. E in il ru T3 5 J- in Browning Ierrts lmtuslrie: E511 -- ull:-.fr ' We it wt , rf if .-r .-E , . . - , 3 '5mLlh H1311 .dl U iii f M. ...M 1 . N... A' .Mm 13:. .':'2 .-C.ls,i:i 1'.', ' fl ' A .im , J -i' 'ew Above, top to bottom: Treasurer-Jan McMillian, Secretary-Jenny Barrett, Vice-President-Greg Grinzinger, Presi dent-Arlene Leighty, Sgt. at Arms- Diane Taylor. Below, left to right: Vice-President- Rickie Wiser, Secretary-Karen Wood Treasurer-Denise Theno, President- David Knetter. ,Ki xt, K -X ,S I I .. 5 in , ,al-'.,a-1- .Af . E: gm , . .t QT 5 19 F 6, Q X ,X X-I ru rt I H lk' Il 3 ,M ui rt ll Br 97 ,l,.t.!. L if l E+ xi l lk HMM mpegs. Biff'-' rg. gif' mw- -an' ,,.s- Yugi 13-4- r-.f f- 1- - -. rr f ' all 4 rv -in ' , if A-0-:mls if rsig ii' mfr? N-...L 'fm-A ,f Y xii? - -i f 4-N4-'EQ111 x. ?-, 'i' Denise Adcock Pat Bailey Gloria Baker Bonnie Botteron Barbara Bowlin Tom Bowlin Diane Bray Cindy Brockman Bart Buchler Larry Burnett Frank Chambers Cindy Cook Ginger Cook Micki Criger Robyn Daugherty Mary DeMaranvi11e Regina Devall Sharon Dodd Vienna Dunham Lori Feden Dave Flick Terry Gebhart Elizabeth Graf Janel Grinzinger Susan Hampton Phil Haney Chris Harris Paul Harrison Alan Head Cindy Hendrickson M Venna Hobbs Debbie Hubbard 'RE His Ns? rd' he -ei -:sv M V A Q 'iii A fx' iv , Yuen' X Hofm- Denise Ishmel m X Bob Jambrosic 'Ff Amy Janes f 4: Cari Janes 2 ,,,rr ,guns Robin Kerr Jo Dee King f Bob Kitterman John Kubicki Vicki Lashbrook Cristi Larkin Clinton Long Richie Nigh Beth O'Dell Walter O'Conner R. L. Perrin Julie Rabon Ronald Ray Connie Riedesel Ron Riedesel Kathy Roper Wayne Shannon Andrew Smith 'Iina Smith Rickie Soptic Chris Spradlin Mike Stephens Shane Suter Cathy Taylor Earnie Treff Cheryl Viles Donna Wagner 4, Pat Weber ,, . ,r A, ,N k ,-JV: Mark Wiehe - j? Amber Woehrman W: Steve Wolf E22 Patience Yarnall . ,V - e, -mf M mn, yr '7-' ,uw mu, -- . ' 51- . sl., .fu ieju-. 'ii,?V'g1--mf.---.-5.. y . L.-. ......,- L- .. . ,., y U gm! iii . Chris Yates Kathy Zager Diane Zatezalo Andy Keay Petra Ybarra Carl Reynolds Russ Soverns Carol Woods Maria Zamora X 'UW KR 5063653 73 59 myim ,. ' Mi, i - J V 1' EEZ NX ,Y,. V 127 1 , W 1 :T ' .15- . . .V 1 fx 1 mmmgdpnlgg. Chris McKinley Joy McMillian Karen Marshall Patty Masterson Jodi Mattox Larry Maxwell Bill Millsap Kathy Motes Tom Norris Joyce Osborn Leslie Perry Steve Roper Tim Rosales Brian Scott Barbara Shannon Denise Smith Sandy Smith Jo Beth Stubenrauch , Loretta Swenton M Arthur Taylor A ' 'R Lx, ..t. , A. . .:. if-Q-Eyg 1 ,4 .1 -,-- -a.-ggmlil' t , we- Ze 2 1 UA 'X eb I 41 1 Y' i l V I y l' ' ' -A A A l all F i Vx '11 n . ' l . ' HH V X reg .,.... , li H f V fs.-R J V, 1 ' fm 1 4 Blur! 'uw 'S fi X vm 5 'Rr-I-rl? I-I-'f 5'1 xv 76 Sophomores '1'J? Denise Theno Tracy Viles Mark Washington Stacey Webb Phil White April Wiehe Robin Wiehe Randy Wilson Richard Wilson Martha Williams Sheri Wise Rickie Wiser Karen Wood Yvonne Yarnall Ismael Ybarra Vicky Zager 1977 As the Sophomores advance on we look forward to the next two years at Piper High Cthat's a matter of opin- ionj. Our sponsors Mr. Yost and Mrs. Springer have helped us in our achievements. We have a class committee consist- ing of 15 members who are always ready with suggestions and advice fHa Haj. The members are as follows . . .Joy McMillian, Karen Wood, Vicky Zager, Patty Masterson, . April Wiehe, Robin Wiehe, Leslie Perry, Denise DeMaran- ville, Denise Theno, Yvonne Yarnall, Tom Norris, David Knetter, Mark Washington, Sheri Wise, and Stacey Webb. The Sophomores are busy getting money for the Junior- Senior Prom for the following year. The class has had a - Powder Puff football game and a sale of donated merchan- dise. The Sophomores hope to have much success in the ' following years. W Q. e'f:Efs?+a:2f1s'.1W A--f,s542.5::v:.f1::i ww I wmv HE., , he .. X Class of 19 Linda Bailes Jenny Barrett Kenny Burkhart Virginia Burkhart Laurie Bigelow Cheryl Brockman Jim Burton Mike Carpenter Gary Devall Kellee Dunn Lisa Feden Chris Fisher Sheryl Flick Gilbert Graf Mara Griffith Greg Grinzinger Barbara Haller Kevin Harris Becky Heftlinger Jerry Henley Mike Hotujac Robert lkerd Susan Jaccard Valerie Jambrosic Lisa Janes Kevin Kerr Ted Kubicki Lorri Lashbrook Paul Larkin Arlene Leighty Jennifer Liston Jeff Long Jan McMjl1ian Don Mack Kay Markley Chris Marshall Gary Miller Rodney Nigh Bart Nill Marilyn Papa H1-x , ei ffl 1+ Pe? el f Q 'WI I f . J . ' 4 j Q M W as f ifwiaify -f 1- 55 ,f 25 si Kathy Pope Tim Pule Wendell Ray David Rice George Rosales Dennis Smith Warren Soptic Barbara Stack Pam Stephens Robert Studyvin Sandy Studyvin Kevin Surprise Kim Suter Mike Tanney Diane Taylor Doug Taylor Becky Hefflinger prepares to serve at StuCo Volleyball Tourney. .v .X 1 lv, f,f RUGHQ- 'uw Q I 'nf , -fm 'ww , fu :M .ts ...Q xQ.f,Qf, , 'M X i as i f 5 . sf ,, Xf' 7 e 3,5 . 1 I 1 T-.. H M974 Need we say anything? Below: Lisa Feden, Gary DeVall, Mike Hotujac, and Ted Kubicki. ,. Pl mei? if ,iii ,. ' .-:E ,, :. ,Q - ? ',1,9 .- i . ' :',t,Qfas X' ', V . . - ' 1 1, T1m Pule stops to pose for a plcture. ll A , 4 A Y ffl Vvee My ,QW f A it ll A , 7 L 15 Sf Teresa Treff Klm Trumble Mark Weber Robert Wrlson Stcvc Zamora fa ,, .-f'-- 'lik eff' 15- J' CAL -fu: cn-wr ,T '-.' t y . ,ff Juniors 81 I ii-T . Ai ? Mary Ann Barrett Gary Batson Laura Bollinger Dan Bowlin Leland Breedlove Tim Buckner Sheila Cain Jane Carpenter Kathy Chapin Tom Charles Pete Coones Pete Cummings Dan Davis Alan Fedynich Sherrie Foreman Jim Gilmore 'Ji T547 Don Hampton Mickey Hand Raylene Harris Colleen Hefflinger Cathy Hotujac Kenny Knetter Brenda Little Leland Lynch Bill Mogle Bill Parker Mike Perkins Gary Flafols Kathy Stack Pat Thoele Johnetta Treff David Vaughan 'fzrri Q-3 ff' Jackie Wagner Mike Wiber Diane Wiehe Ron Wiggans Mark Wise Mary Ann Wood Cindy Yunghans Richard Yunghans A Tim Zager Mitch Zatezalo MARY ANN BARRETT-Cheerleader 1, Class Treasurer 2,4, Track 2,3,4, P.G.A.A. 2,3,4, P.G.A.A. Pres. 4, Drill Team: Lieut. 3, Captain 4, Na- tional Honor Society 3, Treas. 4, Oflice Aide 2,3 ,4, Pep Club 1,2,3, Pres. 4, Math 8: Science Club Pres. 4. CARY BATSON-Basketball 1,2, Pep Club 1,2, Gym Aide 4, Math 85 Science Club 4. LAURA BOLLINGER-Chorus l,2,3,4, Cheerleader: J.V. 1, Varsity 2,3,4, Library Aide 4, Homecoming Queen, Court Warming Candidate 3, Pep Club l,2,3,4, StuCo 1,4, S.T.P. 1, National Honor Society 3, V-Pres. 4, Track 2, Annual 2,3,4, Thespians 2,3,4, P.G.A.A. 2,3,4. AN BOWLIN-Football l,2,3, Lettermen Club 2,3 ,4, Art Aide 4, Art Award, Basketball 1. ELAND BREEDLOVE-Football l,2,3,4, Basketball l,2,3,4, Track l,2,3,4, StuCo 3,4, StuCo Pres. 4, Pep Club l,2,3,4, Class Pres. 1, S.T.P. 4, espians, All School Play 1,2, Lettermen Club l,2,3,4, National Honor Society 3,4, Math 8: Sci. Club 4, Library Aide 4, Annual Staff 3,4, Talent how 4. IM BUCKNER-Basketball 1, library Aide 4, Library Award. HEILA CAIN-P.G.A.A1 3,4, Track 1,2,3, Softball 1,2,3. ANE CARPENTER-Cheerleader 1,3 ,4, National Honor Society 3, Pres. 4, Homecoming Candidate, Annual Editor 4, Annual Staff 2,3,4, Pep ub l,2,3,4, Class Pres. 2, StuCo 3, S.T.P. 3, Class Secretary 1, Oftice Aide 3,4, Home Ec. Award, Pep Club Award. THY Cl-IAPIN-Acapella Choir 3, Cheerleader 1,2,3, National Honor Society 3,4, Typing Award, Geometry Award, Algebra Award, Member of he outstanding teenagers of America of 1974- , Second honors in VFW District Speech Contest, Betty Crocker Homemaker Award 4. OM CHARLES-Chorus 1, Library Aide, Football 1. ETE CUMMINGS-Thespians, Football 2,3, Mgr. for Football 8a Basketball 1, Track 1,2, All School Play 1,2. AN DAVIS-Football 1, Basketball 1,2,3, Baseball 3,4, Lettermen Club 3,4, Class Pres. 4. LAN FEDYNICH-Basketball 1,4. ON HAMPTON-Chorus 2,3,4, Basketball 2. MICKEY HAND-Basketball 2,3,4, Golf 3,4, Lettermen Club 4, Class Vice-Pres. 4. RAYLENE HARRIS-Cheerleader 1, Pep Club 1,2, Office Aide 2, StuCo Rep. 2, Class Sec. 3, Chorus 3. SOLLEEN HEFFLINGER-Thespians, Pep Club 1,2, Chorus 1. CATHY HOTUJAC-Class Treasurer 2, Acapella Choir 2, Homecoming Candidate. iNNY KNETTER-Basketba1l 1,2, Football 1, Baseball 3,4, Lettermen Club 3,4, Class V-Pres. 1. RENDA LITTLE-Pep Club 2,3, Track 2. ELAND LYNCH-S.T.P. 4, Library Aide 3. ILL MOGLE-StuCo Rep. 1, Football 1, Baseball 4, Pep Club 1,2. ILL PARKER-Football 1, Baseball 3,4, Basketball l,2,4, Lettermen 3,4, Chorus 2,3,4. MIKE PERKINS-Golf 3,4. KATHY STACK-Pep Club 2,3. AT THOELE-National Honor Society 3,4, Office Aide 2,3, English 4. OHNETA TREFF-Pep Club 1, Perfect Attendance 3, Chorus l,2. AVID VAUGHAN-Pep Club 1, Chorus 1,3. ACKIE WAGNER-Football l,2,3,4, Lettermen 1 ,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2, Baseball 3,4, Track 2, Lettermen Pres. 4, All County Football 3,4. VIIKE WIBER-Golf 3, Class Sec. 4, S.T.P. 3. IANE WIEHE-National Honor Society Sec. 4, N.H.S. 3,4. . ON WIGGANS-Shop Aide. VIARK WISE-Football Lettermen l,2,3,4, Baseball 3,4, Math 8a Sci. Club Vice Pres. 4, Track 1, Letterman V-Pres. 4, Shop Aide, Library Aide, sketball 1,2, State Baseball Tourney 3, High School All American Football 4. ARY ANN WOOD -Pep Club 1,2, Pep Club Award, Class Vice Pres. 2, English Aide. INDY YUNGHANS-Mixed Chorus 3,4, library Aide 3. ICHARD YUNGHANS-Library Aide 3. IM ZAGER-Class Treasurer 3, StuCo 4, Talent Show 1,3,4, Manager 1, Library Aide 4, STP 4. ITCH ZATEZALO-Golf 3,4, Lettermen Club 3,4. ME C WClLkl.llSllQ The last few days of school were busy. Barer bodies, blatant skipping and sunburned faces were common. Summerlike weather made studying impossible and the anticipation of summer unbearable. Scenes and noises at Piper reminded students that school would soon be over. Sandals, soft breezes, students carrying reports to teachers, and seniors talking about colleges and summer plans signaled that the easy sheltered life at Piper was about to end for seniors and a long summer awaited un- derclassmen before beginning all over again. Teachers fought student laziness in the final weeks by dealing out endless blasts of homework. 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