Prairie View High School - Buffalo Yearbook (La Cygne, KS)

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,Qn- '- Athletics and Academies Xian-- Work Together Below: Junior Lisa Baker bumps one to the front line during a home game against the Archie Whirlwinds. A strong activities program can and should complement a school's academic ro ram Activities are an intregal part of D 8 - the total curriculum of Prairie Viewp- schools. A well-balanced activity program provides the opportunity for physical, social and emotional development com- plementary intellectual growth. ici ation in school activities encom-- Part p passes al students without regard to sex, race, or creed and teaches that it is a priviledge and an honor to represent one's school. Interscholastic activities con- stitute a art of the ri ht kind of growing- P 8 up experience for students. Participants learn to accept success and failures, gains poise and confidence, achieve tolerance and understanding of others and gain-the self-satisfaction of accomplishing goals. Under a well-administered school pro- gram, students and spectators become better citizens through participations and obsevation of activities conducted under established rules. We heere at Prairie View are proud of our Activities program and especially pro- ud of our fine student-athletics. Ron Schomaker ,- k,.6--fi-' xi--11 Siffx-' , if Q' 9 1 ? Vice Principal! Athletic Director Q ff, QA we I 4.-,.-. 2 Above: Freshman Richard Kinser puts the defensive stare on an opposing Baldwin player during a winter clash. Right: Junior quarterback Dale Leisure barks out com- mands to his Buffalos as they 30 up against the Wellsville Eagles. s is 1 1 - s - X S .N Q K g -r yi X , X -Ji---fl, 15,-1-f -4.--- .3 . -ii.- 'l ..... . 's.3. -, -Q .. X , . ,f .kt

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Right: Members of the both the cheerleading squad and the basketball team, shown here at the Hays, Kansas com- petition are: Front row - Tim Wills, Tina Shay, Vickie Watts, Penny Lile, Mary Carlton and Dawn Curry. Back row - Tonya Dilley, Missy Briggs, Kenny Elam, Dustin Norman, Harold Cun- ningham, Danny Seymour, Dusty Kinney and Paula Lile. Below: Kenny Elam, Dustin Norman and Tim Wills 1417 set up their defense. Nix 4? ,aggpssnn-'H' AQ. ass. ileoples 1 is -sys X' - sms-N Ni Q ss. ,Asp K , .M 1- . u p i K X - -.bi.N: k l X it Above: Danny Seymour perfects his free-throw shoot- ing skills at the KU Jayhawk clinic. Left: Dustin Kinney adds another point to his team's total. ple :ii , if ?'N ,N Z., ,M ,. , If . 4 N. , g We me ms eq s . as fwxs 5 , ,, 2-ss, fi, sy. f, sg ,QQ W,m,, - ,gras .. -e ' X' ffm Y . -,Ms ss . X os. yr -we-f-:-f,1,'-N A A we e- s- gf- v so . fi-4' is ,:fq,sg,aA fn s 0 , Skies X N , X. . o . K ,. ,,-. . , rs f- .se sie. fwfr? Q, 5 ' -Q XX . .,-may x X. ir X sXv,X:E,9qE,3:h ,V X i '- X Nisi-5 L. X x 5, 3 , SX X, g x I , S ai Q wisgr., ,g f xwffbvf s I Q, ag, , Q , , 3, ' 1222.41 4.2, e ERN 7 - ' 'N 'M sq ' ff ii- .V lf 1- w e. .3 N' is iv Ll, strife. ,L