Robinson Middle School - Rampage Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1973 volume:

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Rays Af A471--fx WH'-K 3 ADMINISTRATION 7 1 7X7 XXX Y A we New Traditions At Robinson It is my hope that in this yearbook you have caught some of the traditions and the spirit of Robinson 1973. The purpose of this annual is to relive some of the memories of the past year, and to record the accomplishments of our students, so that there is an inspiration to continue your work and realize life's hopes and desires. This year has many memories. We became the Robinson Rams, the Purple Yellers pep club was organized, the Rampage became our yearbook, we acquired a school song, and our motto became We're Out To Win ! Within the covers of Rampage we have at- tempted to show the reader not only the fun side but also the more serious side of school and to show that there is work and activity to occupy the student's time at Robinson. Arthur W. Mastin, Principal MR. ARTHUR MASTIN Principal . S MR. DON WRIGHT Assistant Principal Student Involvement In School Activities As the assistant principal I have developed a tremendous amount of pride and admiration for the students of Robinson. The academic excellence is a rich heritage, which has continued through the years. Extra- curricular activities and athletic prowess have enhanced the image or our school. Through the continued cooperation of parents, faculty, and students, this image will be pre- served. The academic and behavioral standards are purposely set high so that students will be challenged to attain high goals. I see the image of the Robinson student as a happy, industrious in- dividual who has pride in his school. This chal- lenge I extend to you. Don L. Wright, Assistant Principal Cooks And Custodians L - kh riff :Q it TOPg Mr. Clarence Vogts. LEFTg Q Ted Henderson. RIGHTQ Forest A L ig Q Johnson. BELOWQ Felix Gill. 'fno Q ' o o' 4 Head Custodian FOREST Head Cook JOHNSON NELDA CLARK 3 0 K Y ,-ann, .,. Q M Q N, 4 ' iw if -gyf -, . .at .,.,.N,, 5. K Q. SAEM ,n o sill ' This year a new janitor came to Robinson, Mr. The People Behlnd The Scenes Clarence Vogts. He encountered a fine welcome when he was cleaning out the art room and found a jar of for Ntr' Clean And Company, wet, wet paint in the trash barrel. We welcome Mr. Above are pictured the people who feed the stu- Vogts to Robinson and We hope he enjoys working dent body and make sure the school is clean and neat horo- for a better environment. This year there was a unified plot to put the caf- eteria out of commision because of the new Type A lunch which many students disagreed. 6 Counselor And Nurse To Assist You With A Problem Mr. Caskey and Mrs. Hill play very important parts in the students' lives. Mrs. Hill and her assistant, Mrs. Suttle, a health clerk, issue bandaids, take care of other min or injuries, and notify parents of larger emergen- cies. Mrs. Hill also gives hearing and sight tests, and the tuberculin skin tests to the ninth grade students. Mr. Caskey assists the students with personal problems, and problems with school work. He also assists with planning your future schedule and sched ule changes. We are glad to see that Mr. Caskey is back with us this year after suffering a heartattack this summer. 1 fs - i MR. JOHN CASKEY Counciler HILL Nurse ,ir MRS. MARY Wwww ACTIVITIES I EI I K FAR LEFT, Part of Dans plot is to steal beautiful Lilac from Stainless. Q4 y 57 BELOWQ There is turmoil throughout, due to the evil r schemes of Dirty Dan. BOTTOM LE FTg Stainless t g g promises to help Lilac keep the Ranch. LEFTQ Mrs. Finch is shocked at her daughters taste in clothes. The Chaps Are Do fOr Virtue Triumphant Gver Laws Of Chanceb The Chips Are Down IS a two act musical melo drama with five songs Written in the western theme which is so popular today it was a great success when put on by the Bonnie june Players at Robinson The villian, Dirty Dan fplayed by john Hambrightj steals the mortgage money, forcloses on the ranch, and pursues the heroin, Lilac Valentine fplayed by Kathy Tronel only to be undone in the closing mo- ments by our hero, Stainless Steel fplayed by David Flaskj. The audience enjoyed hissing the villan and cheering the hero in his eventual triumph. Other members of the cast were Liz Hill as Martha Blue- berry, Ben Blueberry was played by Scott McMillan, along with Liz Brosius as Bertha Finch and her featherbrained daughter was Prudence who was play- ed by Emily Evans. Girls Gym Leaders Science Club In Second Year The Science Club went into its second year of ex- istance, with Mrs. O'Brien again sponsoring it. Many of last years members showed up at the initial meeting this year, showing that there is a great in- terest in the many fields of science along with the preservation of the earth. You do not have to be a science student to join the club, but you must have an interest in science. The club has taken many field trips and had one community project for the good of the earth. The Science Club is also involved in the expedition to Alaska which will last for a month. The trip will cost approximately 351, 500 per person. john Hambright is expected to go. David Affeld plans his strategy carefully. Chess Club Holds Tournament ested members. They usually met on Thursday after-noons to match wit and skills. After many play- offs, they held a tournament with the Chess Club of Robinson against Colmans' Chess Club. The tournament was played Tuesday, jan. 30, '73 with sible to try to win the tournament. S Q STUD ENT ADVISORY BOARD PROCTORS 1 1 We had a Chess club this year, with many inter- Robinson playing hard to Win as many points as pos- Rampage Staff This year there was a major change i.n the yearbook. We had the problem of renaming the yearbook. We finally decided on RAMPAGE out of a list of twen- ty-one different names. How- ever, some things never change, Mr. Stanley is still our sponsor, and there are still the same deadlines, sales, what picture goes where, who writes what copy, and of course making sure student pictures are placed correctly. LISA SCOTT Editor sk . , I ' .mgpig v . - f L i ' IISUVA x ft , I: , , my Pm YM It's a big job, but we have alot of fun. Members of the staff this year were David Wise, Barbra Cowles, Sandy Vice, Ted Marsh, Owen Amsden, Greg Menas, Donna Coney, Gorden Grubbs, David Cox, Martha Clay, jenette Goines. Student Council This year Student Council worked things a little differently, they held the school fun-nite in Septem- ber instead of in the spring. Student Council also planned an all-school party and a 7th, 8th, and 9th grade party. They had a new method of selecting of- ficers. They had two co-presidents instead of pres. and vice-pres. The co-presidents were Miriam Tra- vis and john Hambright. Through the United Fund drive the student body elected to support a child over seas. Student Council holds meetings every two weeks and will have sever- al inter-city meetings. The Student Council sponsor this year is Mr. jim Gress, who is currently working on his Master's De- gree at W. S. U. He used to teach painting at the parkboard and is a member of the Kansas Watercolor Society fKappa Pij, and is also a member of the So- ciety of North American Artists. QW 'Mwfw ACADEMICS X rr, X K .gs veg . 7th Grader, Terri Mott works on papermache' in Mr. Gross's art class. MR. GENE STANLEY Art MR. JAMES GROSS Art ll A 5 .,..S Eri.n Hehnick tried to work out the dimensions of a drawing of a house as LeeAnn Werbin and Susan Pott work. xwfa .f' Students help Mr. Stanley with the creation of Mr. Ram. Art Allows Expressivness Art class is usually a favorite course for Robin- son students. lt stimulates the creativness and gives the student a chance to express himself in his own style, instead of having a set of basics which allow no margins. This is a course which is required for seventh graders, and is an elective for ninth grade students. 9th Grade Madrigals 9th Grade Boys Ensemble 8th Grade Choir 16 ,if L .4 ' 3 e 1 e fi fl' ur at . ' kj ' Ps Q, Q, f I B MRS. ANNE ALAN Vocal Music MR. RICHA RD MATTSON Vocal Music The Many Choruses Of Robinson Mrs. Allen and Mr. Mattson are in charge of the Rob- inson choruses. Mr. Mattson directs the seventh grade chorus, before Mrs. Allen aquires them. Mrs. Allen teaches the eighth and ninth grade choruses. From these choruses the Madrigals and Ensemble groups are select- ed. These groups are selected from both the eighth grade and ninth grade, and both are subject to change. A student can challenge anyone in these groups for his position. 9th Grade Choir 9th Grade Girls Ensemble MR. ELDEN LIPP Band and Orchestra Band And Orchestra Prepare For Concerts The Orchestra played three concerts this year. the Wichita Symphony Orchestra and also conducts All of which were for both parents and students. The the Youth Symphony. spring concert was presented at Southeast High The Band played several concerts this year. They School. The Orchestra participated in a city-wide enjoyed giving these concerts and practiced very music festival. The entire orchestra rehearses only hard for them. They too participated in the music once a Week, but they put in a lot of practice hours festival. The Band, like the Orchestra, is conducted preparing for the concerts. by Mr. Lipp. Mr. Lipp, Robinsons conductor, is a member of Orchestra 'i'---A- 'l Band 1 43 The Home Economics Tea In Home Economics this year the girls had a lot of fun planning and presenting a Home Economics tea, in honor of Christmas for their parents and fac- ulty. The girls worked very hard to prepare cook- ies, candies, and other delicious things to eat. The sewing classes also participated by presenting a fashion show, in which they modeled the clothing which they had made themselves. The guests en- joyed it Very much, and it was a chance for the girls to practice being a good hostess. The purpose of the Home Economics classes is to teach the girls to use a kitchen, he a good host- ess, and sew. They also received information and advice on childcare and other necessary household skills. 'l i MRS. HARRIET HARRINGTON Cooking MRS. HELEN BROWN Sewing 1 t X F' gg E , 4 ., .ara --'I Shop Talk Mr. Knepper and Mr. Pyles are in charge of the Industrial Arts classes at Robinson. Mr. Knepper teaches classes in Graphic Arts, Electricity, Mechani- cal Drawing, and 7th grade Science. Mr Pyles takes care of the wood-working classes, where the guys build anything from footstools to chess tables. He also teaches in Sheet Metal and Mechanical Drawing. MR. CARL KNEPPER Industrial Arts MR. RAY PYLES Industrial Arts English Talks! In Mrs. Taylors room this year, she decided to make communication her main theme. Whether it was in the form of written or Verbal expression, she encouraged their creativeness. Learning to listen and interpret what others say was also a part of the com- munication course. It may seem strange, but in back of Mrs. Banks room, 216, there was a tree named Fred. It was an experiment in open class where nothing is really uni- form. The students try to improve in areas Where they feel there is a need, or try something which is of interest to them. The tree was named after Fred Dornbos, who was kind enough to donate it. The students Worked very hard to restore the furniture which they gathered to give the room a homey look. Mrs. Steele was at it again, trying to make her room totally different to any other in the school with posters, signs, and mobils, all donated by students to beautify Robinson. Mrs. Steele has definitely done it again. This year We caught Mrs. Kimmel cutting class- es! Actually, she took a short vacation and went to Europe. We're glad she had a nice time. She ought to have some interesting stories to tell to her Lati.n classes! I, MRS. BONNIE STEELE MRS. BLANCHE BANKS MRS. WINIF RED KIMMEL Latin MRS. EVA ORNELAS Spanish MRS. WILDA SAMPLE MRS. PEGGY TAYLOR MRS. CAROLYN WHITE MRS . ESTHER MABEN Librarian if Material Center Mrs. Maben is in charge of the Material Learning Cen- ter . The Material Center was formerly known as the library. The primary objective of the media is to implement, enrich and support the educational program and to help in devel- oping literary tastes, it also teaches discrimination in the choice of materials. The Ma- terial Center is open to all students at any time. The Ever Changing World Every year there are some Robinson students who take history, and every year there are some history students wondering why history is necessary when its just things that happened a long time ago. But history is necessary because the world is always changing, and in order to understand these happen- ings, we must also understand the background and reasons surrounding the event. History teachers are always acquiring new things to teach, and forever revising theories. janet Peirce, Theresa Rivers, and Susan Mills dis- Seventh grader Matt Johnston studies for one of Mr play their papier mache map for Mr. Carr. Carrs history tests MR. RALPH STUART MR. MITCHELL CARR MRS. LILLIAN COOLEY MR. ROBERT DUNN MRS. PEGGY TAYLOR LEFT: Mr. Carr gives nec- essary information for his- tory assignment to Sahrah Lyle. Special Education Students Learn Basic Skills Special education gives a boost to those students who learn at a slower rate. It especially helps self- image and social involvement. This year an emphasize will be made on the jobs you get, and the money you spend. This is to enable a student to plan for the kind of job Wanted and to lmow how to manage money for their needs and their wants. Handicrafts are used as a re- warding activity for work well done Mr. Minard's Mammonth Math Monstroslty Mr. Minard is in charge of Robinson's more complicated class, Algebra. However, at times, more than that goes on in room 309, like the day the paint- ers decided to come up through the window, everyone was sitting there, very calmly fcalmly for an Algebra classy doing their as- signment when a very strange squeaking noise was heard. Everyone looked over toward the window just in time to see the in- vasion. One of the lesser strong girls decided to scream. So, you see, there is never a dull mo- ment in Algebra class. . . Some- body's always doing something! ln general math class this year, we have a new teacher, Mr. Stallsworth. He teaches eighth graders their skills be- fore they go on to higher courses in math. We welcome him, and MR. LEON MINARD MRS . DONALD LAWHON MRS . CYNTHIA MILLER MR. JACK FEVE- House MR. PAUL STALLS- wonrn MR. VIRGIL KLOTZ Business hope that he enjoys teaching our eighth grade students math. f WA sT.::! N' Business 84 Typing Typing is a class in which the students learn a business art, which they can use on their own or possibly to make a living once out of school. This year our business teacher, Mr. Klotz, is back after being very ill. We are glad to see that he is feeling better. Science MR. KENNETH CARROLL - - Mr. Carroll Extlngulshes MRS. . LEATHA OMAN Science Class Mr. Carroll found it necessary one day to extin- guish the class when the conversation got a little hot over gases. He casually walked over and picked up MR, PAUL the fire extinguisher and PHOOOSH Went the co2 gas SAMARAS in many of the students faces. After the shock, many regarded it as a fun, but cold experience. MR. In Mrs. O'Brian's room 162. 47 gms. of bulky CLARENCE guinea pig was reluctantly stuffed into a beaker, and SMITH weighed on a triple-beam balance. The purpose was not to hurt the guinea pig, but to make a comparison of his weight to his diet. Mr. Samaras, our new science teacher, is mak- ing a first in Robinson history. His ninth grade class is taking up the practice of geology, or, the study of rocks, in simpleton's language. Mr. Smith took up an old but interesting prac- tice, dissection of frogs. Many a student found this an astounding assignment and many went home inter- ested, but not hungry. Physical Education Physical education is a class whose purpose is to build the body as well as to teach sportsmanship, teamwork, coordination, and the ability to get along with others. Gym and sports also help students by giving them an interesting hobby or by making them avid sports fans. Sports are important to all of us as we go through life. MR. JAMES EDWARDS Coach MR. LEON STORCK Coach MRS . RUTH MOBERLY Girls Gym MRS . SAND RA RUSSE LL Girls Gym ATHLETICS 1. D. Konek d the ball own court for another basket. Varsity Basketball Team Rams Are Better Than Ever In '73: Basketball is one of the main competitive sports at Robinson. The boys that participate in this sport practice long hours after school. This year the spirit was high because a pep club was formed to cheer our team on to victory. And they did just that! The Rams had one of the best teams ever, defeating Marshal, Hamilton, Curtis, Jardine, and other schools. This year we almost beat our rival, Coleman, for the first time. The game was close and defen- sive throughout with the Rams leading most of the way. Coleman went ahead one point with 37 sec- onds left to win the game with a final score of 25 to 26. This game was a real heartbreaker. This goes to prove that spirit does make a big difference. LEFT, Robinson fights to win the ball. LOWER LEFT, john McBride shoots for a basket BELOW, Ram fans cheer as another basket is scored for Robinson. it 7th And 8th Grade Basketball The seventh and eighth grade basketball teams are coached by Mr. Edwards. The purpose is to get the younger boys conditioned for Varsity when they become ninth graders, and to also have a opportunity to participate in sports. 7th Grade Basketball Sth Grade Basketball Q,QQ?5lN501P 5 X S2 f QE E H 3!l,y S . 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Some p of the events include high jump, long jump, shotput, il it ' pole vault, and the running events include, sprints, 7ii',ee,i B B 3, relays, and long distance races. This is a sport that B' ' is very competitive and is a real challenge to each individual who participates. ABOVE 3 jack Beard and Mike Winesberry win an- other one for Robinson. QABXHSUQ Y SM QAMRSQ. gp, ' W9-3 M, B N . . , , YNHSHQ p.. ,. 4' is K V I ,,p, E, K ,,,. A N . L' was M s. Qu T X ff' Q ' ' Xi if aim . 9' :ii 17 f 'Li' u ,S J an Q QSMSU' Q33 ' 'V fff' bi amssfsyy ' q,WQ,iE3Sr,a,f xi A KN50 gmsiifffy K . Q K .Eggs it , A M 'ix 4 . x 1 MWA, ' Mu qaxmggay Q , Kmvnsp, A .Nr ..,- f 4 X :Q Q Q,hEf?l'g0,f agfgwg J? iiEizN5gf,y y , B? A 9' ii fi T i - as ' it 'A is ia c' BELOW, Jack Beard, Ron Mann, and Mike Hines BELOWQ Carl Clark takes the lead in the hurdles. Show their determination to Wm. ,. N - 'Y ' - ' ' B Q... - 'ef M ' 'i .ff.iwif?f1'f? V'fi'e?2w5gxwP my n N. - ,QF '3 . 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A if wg: , 45' S .t -'wigs X yew' tty, N X- The Cheerleaders The cheerleaders this year were the first cheerleaders to cheer for the Robinson Rams. The girls sponsor was Mrs. O'Brian who helped the girls learn the many new cheers. The cheerleaders were Brooksie Landes, Kristen Olander, Marylou Casado, jill Holmes, Lisa Rowley, and the head cheerleader was Emily Evans. The cheerleaders alternate was Cindy Seibert. The girls are do- ing something new this year. They They will have uniforms espe- cially for the track meets. The girls will pay for these with food sales. Kerry Clark passes for Winning TD for room 114. Q K is .Q W Football And Basketball Intramurals The Basketball Intermurals had an exciting sea- son this year. They played many games, all fighting for that number one position. However only three teams would make it, For the seventh grade the win- ner Was Mrs. Lawhons, 214, eighth grade base room Winner was Mr. Knepper's 107, and the ninth grade winner was Mr. Minard's room 309. ln the boy's football intermurals the final scores were, 114, Mr. Stanley for the ninth grade, the eighth grade Winner was 212, Mrs. Kimmel and the seventh grade base room winner was 214, Mrs. Lawhon. I . Girls Inter-School Competition On the night of open house, the decision was made. The Volleyball intermural game was played between Valerie Bryant's team and Sharon Shogren's team. It was a fascinating and exciting game. The champions of the ninth grade intermural was Sharon Shogren and her team in a two out of three match. 79 STUDENTS ,J im' MX JL ABOVEQ Another disaster! loses his stuffing. BELOWQ Good act Carl, But better! groans Santa as he john Henry does it PHOTOGRAPHS David, 50d pictures would really cut yearbook costs! exclaims Lisa. ABOVEQ Honest Ray, that fish was this big ex claims Mr. Carr. BELOWQ l just washed my hair and I can't do a thing with it! explains Ted. DANIELLE AIKMAN RAVI BAJAJ EDWARD BALL TERRY BATTLE JACK BEARD EDWIN BELL HOLLY BELL STEVE BENNETT WADE BERTSCH CHARLES BOGGUESS DOUGLAS BOLT JAYANNA BOYER LOUISE BRINEGAR BA NCBI BRINTON ELIZABETH B RO SIU S GLENDA BROWN VALERIE BRYANT JEAN BUSH LEsuE BUSH VICTORIA CALIBANI MARK CARLYLE PETER CARO MARY CASADO CRAIG CHAMBERS DANALD CHANDLER I ' Q The Ninth Grade Class Of 1973 E X X Rui ,,1 40 wfx Ninth grade students take SRA tests very seriously. ep 'X w' 'v 'war' Q , fs- 55 1 ,4 Y :Li v :IV fglfzkw Y '41 WESLEY CHICK NHCHAEL CHINBERG CARL CLARK KERRY CLARK ANGELA COLE RONALD COLEMAN JACKIE COOPER KAREN COTTER JOSEPH COUEY PAMELA COULTER CHERYL COX NHCHAEL COX SCOTT CRAIG CATI-IIE CROCKER ALBERT CROUSE JULIE CUSHING DOUGLAS CUSICK LARRY DAGGETT JULIE DALRYMPLE BRUCE DAVIDSON GRANT DAVIS PATRICIA DAVIS DEA DIXON DANIEL DOORNBOS KEVIN DUNEGAN PETER DUNNE SU SAN DWYER KENNETH EIDEMILLER EMILY EVANS DORETTA FINNERTY DAVID FLASK KURT FOWLER MELISANDE FRANCIS CLARENCE FRANKLIN GREGORY FRANKLIN KINIBERLY FRY MARY FRYE ROBERTO GARCIA STEVEN GIBBONS DIANA GILBERT GARY GOODSON JEFFREY GORDON CANDACE GOssARD CHRIS GRAHAM JOHN I-IAMIBRIGHT BOBBYE HANNAH DAVID HARDESTY MATTHEW HARDY STEVEN HART DAVID HAYNES SHEIIA I-IAYNES DAVID HEARD ERIN HELMICK ELIZABETH HILL MICHAEL HINES ROBERT HODNETT NANCY HOLLAWAY JILL HOLMES DEE HOUCHEN JAMES HOULIK 94 E A2 H I f If M? 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