Russell High School - Roundup Yearbook (Russell, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1980 volume:

RHS Teletype: Introduction Patricia Snyder, Editor Along with a new year and a new class of freshmen, Russell High School wel- comed a new principal, Wayne Steinert in 1979-80. As typical of RHS, spirit abounded in all areas. Students enthusiastically participated in the KSKU Spirit Contest, winning a disc-jockey for a dance. The students of Russell wholeheartedly supported the Bronco football team as they claimed second place in the state championship. Coaches Herb LaMar and Kay Shank were given the honor of being selected by the community as Men of the Year — 1979, showing that Russell High is appreciated by the citizens of Russell. Two foreign exchange students brought new ideas and friendship to RHS and they were welcomed warmly by the students and faculty of Russell High. Travel broadened the experiences of band and language classes. Bronco talent was evident in many areas; art, music, practi- cal arts, academics, athletics, drama . . . RHS CUIDE Taylor Publishing Co. Dallas, Texas Academics Editor; Cheryl Keil Activities Editor: Kris Zamrzla School Life Editor: Tonya Holt Sports Editor: Laurie Dumler Ass t Sports Editor: Scott Tilton Artist: Felissa Cardenas Montenegro Photographers: Maia Albrecht, Patty Kreier, Byrne Wood Faculty..................................6 Classes Freshmen...............................12 Sophomores.............................18 Juniors................................24 Seniors................................36 Activities Homecoming 46 Winter Sports..........................62 Organizations and Clubs 82-107 The Music Man ........................80 Music............................108-117 Winter_Wonderland ....................118 Prom .T. .T...........................120 Graduation............................124 Senior Accomplishments 128 Index................................131 Sports Football ............................. 48 Volleyball.............................54 Cross Country .........................56 Tennis.................................58 Basketball............................64 Wrestling .............................79 Track .................................78 i The Days of Our Lives The ‘ Days of Our Lives Have all gone so fast Filled with times of joy and fun But also sadness and grief. When we look back On the days we've spent We see the victories And the losses. We see new friends we've made And old friends we've lost. These years have changed us But there will always be Fond and vivid memories Of these — The Days of Our Lives.” Marci Schawo RHS Teletype: School Life Days of Our Lives”-, The faculty providing The Guiding Light for RHS this year proved to be exciting and full of great ideas! Heading our administration were Wayne Steinert, Principal, and Kay Shank, Ath- letic Director. Also working together in the office were secretaries, Marie Lahman, Judy Albrecht, and Sue DeWees. Robert Gerstner and his secre- tary, June Edwards, kept our library in tip top shape. Willis Feil, Conrad McRacken, Dorothy McRacken, Marlin Krug, Bruce Colhour, and Ron Ryan did a great job of keeping our school clean and something to be proud of. Preparing our meals each day were Gert Flegler, Frances Wag- ner, Vivian Brandenburg, Retha Christians, Theresa Dumler, Margaret Langhofer, Marge Long, Frances Maier, and Lucille Riedel. The members of the faculty representative of the Art department are: Trudy Furney and Derril Castor; Business — Barbara Bailey, Don Roswurm, Julie Stahl; Home Economics — Betty Huey; Lan- guage — Tom Hoffman, Mike McLain; Language Arts — Fred Blehm, Jerry Crenshaw, Dolores Earnest, Patricia Strecker, Lowell Underwood; Mathematics — Roy Miller, Pam Thorpe, Roger Kvasniska; Music — Roger Dill, Steve Lueth, Jim Balthazor, Margret Willson; Physical Education — Herb LaMar, Virginia Honomichl, Gene Michaelis; Practical Arts — Keith Balding, Rick Beedy, Gale Niedenthal, Larry Daughtery; Sci- ence — Don Chegwidden, Les Kinsler; Special Education — Jim Hix, Eileen Nightingale; Social Science — Nancy Lane, Vic Lyczak, Rick Riffel, and Roger Pock. Barbara Baily Austin Covalt Tom Hoffman Keith Balding Jim Balthazor Rick Beedy Jerry Crenshaw Larry Daughtery Roger Dill Virginia Honomichl Betty Huey Les Kinsler Fred Blehm Darril Castor Marvel Castor Dolores Earnest Trudy Furney Robert Gerstner Roger Kvasniska Herb LaMar Nancy Lane 6 RHS Teletype: Faculty “The Guiding Light’’ Don Chegwidden Jim Hix Steve Lueth Victor Lyczak Eileen Nightingale Kay Shank Patricia Strecker Mike McClain Debbie Parks Julie Stahl Pam Thorpe Gene Michaelis Roger Pock Rick Riffel Lowell Underwood Roy Miller Don Roswurm Wayne Stemert Margaret Willson Gale Neidenthal ' Janitors Willis Feil Conrad McRacken Marlin Krug Bruce Colhour Dorothy McRacken Ron Ryan Secretaries Marie Lahman Sue DeWees June Edwards Judy Albrecht Cooks Theresa Dumler Frances Wagner Gert Flegler Marge Long Lucille Riedel Margaret Langhofer Vivian Brandenburg Retha Christians Frances Maier 10 Focus: All My Children” can now look back and laugh at things that may not have been so funny at the time. No longer will they have to get up at six o'clock and drive around the block ten times learning to parallel park. No longer will they be required to wear monkey suits (uniforms) in P.E. No longer will they be the babies of the school. Class officers are: Kelly Smith, Sec.; Meg Sellers, Vice- Pres.; Dale Schmidt, Treas.; and Ron Gfel- ler, Pres. Ricky Anschutz Brad Buehler Jon Oepiesse Deanna Beaver Mike Cates Deanne Dinkel Melissa Bender Jackie Counts Cecil Fabian Shawn Boltin Tracy Daugherty John Farmer Kip Boomhower Yvonne Deines Arlen Favinger Pam Bridges Gregg Dennett Corby Fisher Todd Bridges Stacey Denning Shannon Flager 12 RHS Teletype: Freshmen “All My Children” Monte Fowler Sandy Galliart Ron Gfeller Cheryl Gideon Wade Glenn Troy Hackerott Jacque Hammers- chmidt Billy Hancock Ricky Harter Steve Heinen Jeff Hogan Shelly Hogan Tim Holmes Sherri Hutson Michel Janne Dena Jepson Curt Kennedy Karla Kilian Kelly Kilian Tony Kilian Ross Kramer Kristy Kreier Ralph Kuhn Lyndall Kuntzsch Brent LaMar Monte LaMar 14 Mike Langhofer Richard Lipprand Kris Loomis Mike Louder David Luding Lisa McEvoy Charles Mai Eric Marshall Wade Mashburn Brenda Michaelis Kent Michel Stacey Miller Mary Miska Tom Mudd Lori Nuss Michelle Olsen Carrie Parish Terrie Parish Kathy Parker Michele Peerman 15 Kevin Phillips Kenny Pruter Jennifer Phlieger Chris Raben Michael Powell Aimee Reinhardt Charles Proffitt Connie Reynolds 16 Cynthia Snook Bradley Standley Susan Totten Alan Steinle Tina Wade Annette Phoebe Walters Sullivan Barry Weese Steven Wells Daron Woelk Patricia Wood Mike Ziegler 17 Focus: This year, the sophomores have once again found themselves in their usual sophomoric plights; stuck in Biology I, and laboring at magazine sales. Some minor achievements included finally being able to drive to school legally, and managing to slip into some of the Senior parties by pretend- ing to be Juniors. Stay tuned next year as the present cast of The Young and the Rest- less becomes Juniors. Debbie Albrecht Janet Binger Laura Cobb Mark Andrews Kurt Boxberger Keith Cook Laura Anschutz Steve Boxberger David Covalt Amy Banker Lynette Branch Kathleen Denning Susan Bender Jenifer Brandeberry Kirk Denning Vicki Betts Beth Billinger Ivan Bridges Mark Carter Joetta Daugherty Bret Dow 18 RHS Teletype: Sophomores “The Young and the Restless” Dottie Drake Shawn Driscoll Suzie Edwards Larry Ehrlich Suzie Ehrlich Tracy Ewers 19 Kathleen Finnesy Kevin Flegler Matt Forrester Terry Friess Robert Galliart Kurt Haberer Derek Hottle Robert Johnson Sheila Jones Bryan Karle Marlis Kaufman Todd Keck Kathy Keil Lori Kilian Brian Klema Daniel Kraft Brian Hamel Lawrence Hemphill Sherry Holloway 20 Jeff Krause Bryce LaMar Teresa LaSage Galen Ludlow Penny Madden Aaron Marshall Gary Mauro Glenn Mermis Tim Michel Bryan Miller Jeff Miller Cecelia Mills Colleen Moore George Moresco Case Morris Darin Myers James Nestler Sandy Nestler Bruce Ney 21 Lisa Norris Karen Rein David Schremmer Melody Strecker Elaine Nowak Joan Ropp Tod Schumaker Scott Strecker Valerie Ploutz Jason Sargent Marita Selby Susan Strieker Harold Pohlman Margie Schmidt Joe Sellens Shawnna Sutton Brad Prestor Virginia Schmitt Kaylee Shank Sharon Untereiner Mark Ptacek Diane Schneider DJ Stemle John Voos Chris Regier Lester Schneider Brook Strecker Melanie Wagner Focus: President Alison Kuhn and her staff, Vice- President Mitch Castor, and Secretary-Trea- surer Laurie Rohleder, helped their class journey into Another World — A world of upperclassmen and Prom. This year the Juniors wowed the rest of the classes by taking all the awards for decorations possi- ble. They also entered into Another World when they realized that next year it would be their class walking across the stage instead of the class of 80”, and their class who would begin that Search For Tomorrow. Derrick Anshutz Carol Banks Carol Beaver Ramona Bender RegBennet Marty Boxberger Marlene Buehler Shelia Camp Marie Carlman Mitch Castor Scott Clenney Susan Clenney Mark Cook NeilCordre Linda Coyle Kevin Davidson Dorie DeMarco Edwin Depiesse Kurt Dewald Kelly Driscoll Maureen Driscoll 24 RHS Teletype: Juniors “Another World” Darrin Holloway Leanna Kirk Karst Dale Keil Householter Ron Hulsey Dorthy Jacobs Lynette Janne Ron Jensen Thomas Kennedy Pete Kuneyl Philip Laspisa Keith Lindeman Kim Kilian G. J. Long Dwight Kilian Kerry Krug Alison Kuhn Barbara Knackstedt Gayne Novotny Kent Nowak Mona Novotny Rola Nuss Michele Mai Dwain Misner Shelley Meis Randy Morgenstern Judy Michaelis Brenda Mudd Robin Pace Melissa Reddig Debbie Pelland Dave Roberts Mark Pellant Laurie Rohleder Paige Piper Kent Rohr Pam Ploutz Lisa Schafer Robin Radke Marci Schawo Brian Reddig John Schmidt Tim Schneider Kelly Steinert Susan Schulte Melissa Stoppel Kelly Schultz April Strecker Melody Selby Alan Templeton Glenn Sixbury Mike Thompson Bobby Smith Kelly Tilton Stacey Smith Laura Totten unum '' ' RHS Teletype: Student Life “Happy Days” Focus Memories of being measured for caps and gowns, ordering announcements posing for Senior pictures, attending Prom, white washing Main St., and having winning sports seasons all drifted through the minds of the Seniors as they approached May, 1980. Graduation for the Seniors is only the begin- ning of their Search for Tomorrow. Thoughts of colleges and careers and end- less days in the Bahamas occupy the minds of most. Dave Kuehn, President; Lenette Shannon, V-Pres.; and Laurie Dumler, Sec. Treas. guided the Seniors as they ended their high school days and began a new decade. RHS Teletype: Seniors “Search for Tomorrow” Mary Mello Bushnell Felissa Cardenas Montenegro Tammy Carter Maia Albrecht Shari Albrecht Steven Anderson Amy Bean Suzanne Chegwidden Larry Clenney Gary Coady Lisa Boomhower Tom Boxberger Lisa Bridges Sherri Burks Curtis Cobb Theresa Cobb Patricia Davidson Michael DeMarco Mary Depiesse Cheryl Dewald Martin Dietz Kirk Drager Laurie Dumler Katherine Eggert Mary Elmquist Lynn Farrell Shawn Flagler Donna French David Frerichs Doris Gideon Kimberly Graf Lori Gustason Gary Hainke Mark Hamel Tane Herman Joel Hibshman David Hogan Marcy Hollinger Tonya Holt Tracy Homewood Donna Hopper Mitchell Hunsley Bode Jeffries David Jones John Karle Monty Karst Cheryl Keil Alisa Kennedy Michael Klema Richard Krause Patricia Kreier Robert Krug Steven Krug David Kuehn Kevin Kuntzsch Brian LaMar Duane Letsch Mary Beth McClain Cathy Madden Annette Mahoney Monty Mai Mark Marston Randall Miller Kathy Mitchell Bradley Morris Todd Novotny Brett Nowak Monte Nuss Randal Nuss Bonnie Pace Curtis Peirano Tom Peterka Shelley Pigram Teri Powell Raymond Rassette Tammy Gideon Rein Ray Renolds Randy Rohleder Kelly Rohr Jimmy Sargent Carlene Schneider Darren Schneider Tracy Seirer Monte Selby Teresa Sellens Connie Shaffer Lenette Shannon Harry Shaw Patricia Snyder Leonard Steinle Carl Leroy Stoppel Cynthia Street Katrina Thompson Mark Thowe Scott Tilton Kelly Vasey Theresa Vladar Sharon Wade Randy Wall Michael Werner Kimberly Wieger Denise Williams Timothy Williams Byrne Wood Kris Zamrzla Michael Phillips RHS Teletype: Homecoming “After School Special” Homecoming began the week of Septem- ber 24 with Light Our World With Bronco Pride as our theme. This year trophies were awarded to the class that created the best hall decorations and the best float. The Junior class was awarded the first annual trophies for both. Of course, the traditional spirit week took place and Thursday eve- ning, the traditional Bon Fire and Snake Dance were held. The Seniors painted the town at the Senior white wash. Friday at 2:30 p.m. the Homecoming parade was on its way. The Homecoming Queen candidates were: Shari Albrecht, Laurie Dumler and Lynn Farrell. The King candidates were: Steve Anderson, David Kuehn and Curt Peirano. Senior Attendants were: Jim Sargent and Bonnie Pace; Jun- iors: Marlene Buhler and Bobby Smith; Sophomores: Kathleen Denning and Bryce LaMar; and Freshmen: Deann Dinkle and Troy Hackerott. Shari and Steve were crowned King and Queen. Dancing to Har- vest’' in the Rock garden followed the Bronco defeat of the Nickerson Panthers. On their way to join the Los Angeles Rams cheerleaders and the Dallas Cowboys cheerlead- ers are the Russell High School football cheer- leaders. The 1979 Football Cheering Squad con- sisted of Jenifer Brandeberry, Marlene Buehler, Virginia Schmidt, Kaylee Shank, and Melody Strecker. The football cheerleaders cheered their team to a second place finish in State. They put forth an extra effort that gave the players added encouragement that really helped their play. Cheering for the freshman teams for the 1979- 80 seasons were Cathy Parker, Karla Kilian, Meg Sellers, and Shannon Flagler. They started their cheerleading career by cheering at various fresh- man football and basketball games. The freshman cheerleaders also did their part in beginning a new and different part of the Rus- sell High School pep assemblies. The freshman cheerleaders held the cards which had the words to “Stand Up and Cheer” printed on them so the student body might begin taking an active part in singing the school song. 48 The Russell Bronco Football squad proved to be a team of winners. Perhaps Rick Dean, the sports writer for the Topeka Capital, summed it up best when he said, You don't tug on Superman's cape, you don't spit into the wind, you don't pull the mask off the ol’ Lone Ranger, and you don't put your ranked football team on the same field with Rus- sell. The team made the state playoffs this year and because of their Number One efforts they placed second Leading the team were Seniors: Brian Lamar, Brad Morris, Dave Kuehn, Brett Nowak, Gary Coady, Curt Cobb, Scott Tilton, LeRoy Stopple, Mike Wer- ner, Todd Novotny, Steve Anderson, Jim Sargent Curt Peirano, Randy Rohleder, Randy Miller, and Harry Shaw. Following up the Seniors were: Brent Wood, Bryce LaMar, Marty Boxberger, Kevin David- son, David Zachman, Pete KuneyT, Tom Kennedy, Kelly Tilton, Gaylen Ludlow, Mark Ptacek, Jeff Miller, Matt Forester, Bob Johnson, Keith Good, and Ron Hulsey. The men who helped make the huge success of this season were: Coach Herb LaMar and his assist- ant coaches Gene Michaelis and Roger Pock The team managers were David Frerichs and Phil Las- pisa and Randy Morgenstern. 50 RHS Teletype: Football gv “Monday Night Football Ricky Anschutz, Shawn Boltin, Brad Buehler, Gregg Dennett, John Farmer, Arlen Favinger, Ron Gfeller, Troy Hackerott, Jeff Hogan, Curt Kennedy, Tony Kilian, Brent LaMar, Monte LaMar, Mike Langhofer, Mike Louder, Chuck Mai, Kent Michel, Mike Powell, Barry Weese, Steve Wells, and the Freshman managers, David Luding, and Eric Marshall, all started their long journey to the top this year. Vic Lyc- zak and Roy Miller helped show the boys what it's all about. It took much work and determina- tion but it looks like the team is well on their way to a successful sophomore year. 52 53 The Broncette Volleyball Team had a sea- son filled with continual improvement. They topped their season off by winning six of their last seven games and taking second in League! All League members selected were: Patty Davidson, Laurie Dumler, Patty Kreier, and Nettie Branch. Members at right are: Nettie Branch. Laurie Dumler. Leanna Householter. Katrina Thompson. Patty Kreier. Tammy Carter. Michele Mai. Jackie Counts. Patty Davidson. Kim Kilian. Kristy Kreier. Dottie Drake. Susan Bender, Karla Kilian. Phoebe Walters. Aimee Rein- hardt. Debbie Albrecht. Melanie Wagner, and Becky Weese. Head coach: Pam Thorpe and Ass t: Kim Ben- der 54 RHS Teletype: Volleyball Olympics 55 Cross Country is a sport that not only condi- tions the body, but also the mind — just ask the 1979-80 Squad. This sport, coached by Don Rus- wurm, has special meaning to those who partici- pated in it. The Cross Country runners, manag- ers, and coaches, all formed together to create a very close group which proved to be satisfying to all. The squad consisted of Monte Selby, Tim Wil- liams, Felissa Cardenas, Annette Mahoney, Todd Ewers, Karl Frerichs, Scott Hall, Jeff Michel, Mike Thompson, Melody Selby, David Covalt, Brian Hamel, Derek Hottle, John Voos, Marlis Kaufman, Todd Bridges, Tim Holmes, Kevin Phillips, Chris Raben, Mary Miska, Tina Wade, Patti Wood, Con- nie Shaffer (manager), and Shelley Pigram. No matter what ability an athlete may have, he is always a winner in Cross Country. ‘ Use the talents you have, The woods would be very silent if no birds sang there except those that sang best.'' — Coach Roswurm — 56 RHS Teletype: Cross Country “Olympics” 57 The 1979-80 Girls Tennis Squad was led in their successful and fun season by five return- ing Seniors. Senior Broncettes were Shari Albrecht, Lynn Farrell, Shawn Flagler, Lenette Shannon, and Theresa Vladar. Other members of the team were. Juniors Barbara Knackstedt, Judy Michaelis, Alison Kuhn, Laurie Rohleder; Sophomores Marita Selby, Cecilia Mills, Elaine Nowak, Amy Banker, Lisa Norris; and Fresh- men Dena Jepsen, Kathy Parker, Meg Sellers, and Shannon Flagler. Coach Jim Hix, a new coach and teacher at RHS, was a definite plus for the squad. He assisted Head Coach Ginny (I LOVE BABIES) Honomichl. The Broncettes finished their season with a super team effort by finishing second in League. Moving to further competition were Shari Albrecht and Laurie Rohleder who cap- tured the Champion title at Regionals. They highlighted the season with a trip to State. They were eliminated in the quarter-final round. Everyone had a super year! 58 RHS Teletype: Tennis “Wimbledon” 59 If nothing else outstanding can be said about the 1980 Bronco Boys Tennis team, one can always say that the weather was good and the boys had a good time, because it was and they did. But one can say something outstanding. Brett Nowak and Randy Miller finished 1st at Regionals, qualifying them for the State tour- nament at Nickerson. This is something that has not occurred at Russell in a long time. Also qualifying for State was David Covalt, who placed 4th at Regionals. Members of the Bronco Tennis team, coached by Don Roswurm and assistant Roy Miller, were Brett Nowak, Randy Miller, Brad Morris, Randy Rohleder, David Covalt, Tim Michel, Richard Kruase, Mitch Castor, Keith Cook, Brian Hamel, Jason Sargent, Bruce Ney, Case Morris, Ron Gfeller, Richard Lipprand, Ricky Harter, Todd Bridges, David Luding, and managers, Alison Kuhn and Marita Selby. Russell Varsity Quad. Buhler Inv. Lindsborg Inv. Saling Central Round Rbn. Abilene Inv. Russell Inv. M.S.A.A. League State — Qualified 3 2nd place (4 teams) 6th place (10 teams) Tied 3rd place (8 teams) 3rd place (7 teams) 3rd place (10 teams) Tied 2nd place (8 teams) 3rd place (4 teams) 60 RHS Teletype: Boys Tennis 62 RHS Teletype: Winter Sports “The Dating Game” The 1980 Winter Sports festivities culminated with the crowning of Teri Powell and Leroy Stoppel, king and queen, between the girls’ and boys’ games with Lyons on Friday, Feb. 18. Other candidates for the honor were Kelly Rohr, Theresa Vladar, Harry Shaw, and Gary Coady. Attendants from each class were: Freshmen, Carla Kilian and Jeff Hogan; Sophomores, Suzy Ehrlich and D. J. Steinle; Juniors, Melissa Reddig and Martin Gutierrez; and Seniors, Cynthia Street and Brett Nowak. Teri, Leroy, and the rest of their court, along with the student body, celebrated Bronco and Broncette victories at a dance in the little gym following the game. Tuesday, “Jog ’em Day,” launched the traditional “Spirit Week.” It was followed by “T- shirt and Tie ’em Day on Wednesday, “Overall ’em Day” on Thursday, and “Red and Blue Day on Friday. Winning prizes for the best participation throughout the week were Melissa Reddig, Virginia Schmitt, Brad Morris, and Felissa Cardenas, respectively. The spirit shown through the hall decorations proved to be just as outstanding as it was for Homecoming. Tuesday the Freshmen and Sophomores decorated English and math halls, Wednesday the Seniors took on the cafeteria and lobbies, and Thursday the Juniors decorated Main Hall, winning top honors just as they had for Homecoming. This year’s winter sports week, with all its activities and tradition, proved to be fun and exciting. It will be well remembered by all who took part in it. The basketball fans this year were led by very fine cheerleaders. The girls' basketball cheerleaders were: Lisa Norris, Beth Bil- linger, and Laura Anchutz. The boys’ bas- ketball cheerleaders were: Alison Kuhn, Karen Rein, Melissa Reddig, and Amy Witt. The girls all did a very fine job in supporting their teams. They decorated lockers, and locker rooms, and cake was served to the girls basketball members before the games began. The basketball cheerleaders participated in two clinics this year. The Dynamic Cheer- leading Association Clinic held at Salina, and a clinic at Russell High put on by the Fort Hays Cheerleaders. The girls learned chants, cheers, and routines at these clin- ics. Much hard work and thoughtfulness was expressed by these girls this year and the basketball teams as well as the fans appreciated them all. 64 RHS Teletype: 65 The 1979-80 Basketball Squad had new lead- ers this year. Head Coach Roger Pock and assist- ant Coach Jim Hix, both new at RHS, led the Broncos to a very successful season. The Varsity Squad had an outstanding record of 15-6 for the season and a 9-3 record in league competition. They placed 5th at the Salina-Sacred Heart Tour- nament and finished 2nd in League. Sub-State was somewhat of a disappointment when the TMP Monarchs defeated the Broncos for the 3rd time during the season, but nevertheless, the squad ended their season in good standing. Individually, Harry Shaw and Curt Peirano won high honors by being selected to the All League Team. Other Seniors who did a super job were Randy Miller, Brad Morris, Brett Nowak, and Monte Selby. The rest of the squad consisted of Darren Holloway, Mike Thompson, Keith Linde- man, Kent Rohr, Marty Boxberger, David Covalt, Aaron Marshall, Curt Boxberger, David Schrem- mer, Scott Clenny, Brian Hamel, and Jeff Krause. 66 The Broncette basketball team stormed through the 1979-80 season as they tied for first place in League, took first at the Minneap- olis Tournament, and were runners-up at Sub- State. The members of the 1979-80 basketball team were: Sen- iors — Patty Davidson. Patty Krier. Annette Mahoney, and Teri Powell; Juniors — Lea Householter. Dorothy Jacobs, Michele Mai. Rola Nuss. Laurie Rohleder. and Melody Selby; Sophomores — Joetta Dougherty. Sherry Holloway, Marlis Kaufman. Cecilia Mills, and Marita Selby; Freshman — Shannon Flagler. Karla Kilian. Kelly Kilian, Kristy Krier, Lori Nuss. and Kathy Parker The team was coached by Rick Riffel and Kim Bender. Managers were Dorie DeMarco and Sharon Unteremer. Regular Season w T 58 Lucas-Luray 57 45 Hoisington 27 48 Nickerson 43 27 Lincoln 41 48 Larned 40 27 Pratt 39 48 Marion 31 45 Lyons 32 69 Hoisington 43 56 Hays 48 53 Larned 38 52 Nickerson 44 59 Marion 43 36 Pratt 32 37 Hays 36 45 Lyons 50 Minneapolis Tourna- ment 54 Clay Center 40 61 Chapman 49 55 Lincoln 50 Sub-State Tournament 51 Scott City 28 56 Norton 41 43 Goodland 46 68 RHS Teletype: Sports Girls Basketball The 1979-80 Bronco Varsity wrestlers, coached by Vic Lyczak and Les Kinsler, put on a super show this season, finishing with a perfect 11-0 team record. Two wrestlers, Scott and Kelly Tilton, qualified for State Competition with Scott winning 3rd and Kelly placing 5th. Winning letters in each weight division were: Monte LaMar (98 ), Mark Andrews (105 ), Shawn Driscoll (112 ), Tom Peterka (119 ), Todd Ewers (126 ), Kelly Driscoll (132 ), Gary Coady (132 , 138 ), Monty Karst (145 , 138 ), David Kuehn (145 ), Kelly Tilton (155 ), Scott Tilton (167 ), Todd Novotny (185=), and Mark Hamel (Hwt). Gary Coady and Scott Tilton acted as Captains for the year. Besides having such an excellent overall record, the wrestlers were MSAA League Champs for the fourth year. They placed second at the Beloit Regionals and third at Kapaun-Mt. Carmel. Five team members, Tom Peterka, Gary Coady, Kelly Tilton, Scott Tilton, and Mark Hamel, were All-MSAA League Champions, and Scott Tilton was selected Honorable Mention All Area by the Salina Journal. 70 71 Mr. Kinsler's very fine Junior Varsity team followed up the Varsity wrestlers' perform- ance with a winning 6-2-1 team record. They brought home third place from the Phillips- burg Invitational B-Team Tournament. The freshmen proved their determination by tak- ing fifth place at the Larned Freshman B- Team Tournament. JV wrestlers this season and their weight divisions were: Mike Ziegler (112), Lester Schneider (119), Richard Anschutz (126), Bryce LaMar (132), Mike Louder (132-138), Mike Cates (138), Matt Forrester (145), Monty Karst (138-145), David Kuehn (155), Galen Ludlow (155), Ron Hulsey (167), Tony Kilian (167), Tom Kennedy (185), Shawn Bolton (185), Mark Hamel (Hwt.), and Brian Reddig (Hwt.). Lettering for the B-Team were: Mike Zie- gler, Lester Schneider, Richard Anschutz, Bryce LaMar, Mike Louder, Mike Cates, Galen Ludlow, Ron Hulsey, Tony Kilian, Shawn Boltin, and Brian Reddig. 72 Bronco wrestling cheerleaders were an added attraction to the fine performance of the wrestlers. Senior Laurie Dumler headed the squad consisting of Shawn Flagler, Sen- ior, Amy Banker, Sophomore, and Kathleen Denning, also a Sophomore. Besides following the team to all their reg- ular season matches and giving the team their full support, the girls were able to attend two tournaments involving an over- night stay. Mrs. Lyczak sponsored the girls on their trip to Wichita to cheer at the Kapaun-Mt. Carmel Invitational tourney, and Mrs. Dumler accompanied them to the Sub- State tournament at Colby. This year's squad showed a great deal of spirit and enthusiasm. They were in charge of and helped with the Pep Assemblies, and spent many long hours making posters for the hallways and locker rooms. The girls and their support of the wrestlers surely contributed to the excellent season the team had. 73 The 1980 Russell High School track season was a very good one for the girls team. Hard work, effort, success and lots of fun were the ele- ments which produced one of the strongest girls track teams in the past few years. The team qualified four members for the State Competition: Patty Davidson, senior, and Barb Knackstedt, Judy Michaelis and Melody Selby, juniors. Head Coach for the team was Ginny Honom- ichl, who did a super job with the assistance of Vic Lyczak, Kim Bender and Jayne O’Leary. Squad members were: Seniors — Amy Bean, Patty Davidson, Laurie Dumler, Patty Kreier, Annette Mahoney, Felissa Cardenas Montenegro, and Shelley Pigram. Juniors — LeaAnna House- holter, Barb Knackstedt, Judy Michaelis, and Mel- ody Selby. Sophomores — Trade Ewers, Marlis Kaufman, Elaine Nowak, Kaylee Shank, Melanie Wagner. Freshmen — Karla Kilian, Kelly Kilian, Kathy Parker, Aimee Reinhardt, Tina Wade, Phoebe Walters, and Patti Wood. Managers were: Jacque Hammerschmidt, Michelle Olsen, Melissa Schafer, and Kelly Smith. Larned 3rd Wichita State 6th Festival Ellsworth 1st Abilene 4th Hoisington 2nd Beloit 1st Russell Relays 2nd Larned 4th MSAA 2nd Regional 3rd State — Qualified 4 RHS Teletype: Track “Run for Your Life” The 1979-80 Bronco Track boys had a good squad this year. The team continued to improve throughout the year and gained 2nd place in League to end the team effort. Regionals were held at Russell. The teams competing caused very stiff competition but three boys managed to qualify for State. The three qualifiers were Darren Holloway (high jump), Kerry Krug (javelin), and Monte Selby (800M, 1600M). The rest of the team consisted of: Steve Anderson, Shawn Boltin, Scott Clenney, Curt Cobb, Kevin Davidson, Wade Glenn, Scott Hall, Jeff Hogan, Derek Hottle, Bob Johnson, Tony Kilian, R. C. Kuhn, Bryce LaMar, Phil Laspisa, Jeff Michel, Kent Michel, Jeff Miller, Curt Peirano, Kevin Phillips, Harold Pholman, Kenny Pruter, Chris Raben, Bill Richards, Dave Schremmer, LeRoy Stoppel, Scott Tilton, John Voos, Roy Walker, Tim Williams, David Zachman, and Greg Dennett. Coaches were Gene Michael is (head), Rick Riffel (jumpers), and Vic Lyczak (weights), and managers were Troy Hackerott, Robbie McKinney, Randy Morgenstern, and Joe Schremmer. Ellsworth Invitational 2nd of 10 Abilene Invitational 3rd of 6 Hoisington Invitational 6th of 7 Beloit Invitational 6th of 9 Russell Relays 7th of 10 Lyons Relays 7th of 8 MSAA at Larned 2nd of 7 4-A Regionals at Russell 3rd of 14 (3 qualified for State) 76 RHS Teletype: Boys Track 77 Golfers did exceptionally well this year qualify- ing the entire six-man team for state competition held in Wichita. The team placed 7th there. A fine conclusion to a strong season. Coached by Herb LaMar, the team had many 2nd and 1st place finishes, two of those second places being only one stroke from the winning team. The team was obviously highly competitive. The team was led by four Seniors: Brian LaMar, Randy Nuss, Harry Shaw and David Hogan. The two-man team consisted of Brook Strecker, soph- omore and Marty Boxberger, Junior. Other members of the 1980 squad were: D. J. Steinle, Mark Ptacek, Shawn Driscoll, Brent Wood, Brent LaMar, John Farmer and Monte LaMar. 78 RHS Teletype: Golf 79 80 RHS Teletype: The Play The Big Event: The Music Man V “The Music Man” turned out to be a Big Event when the four productions took place after eight weeks of practicing. There were two free perform- ances for grade school children and Senior citizens. A price was charged to attend the other two performances for the general public. The play fea- tured Connie Shaffer and Cynthia Street as Marian Paroo (they alternated performances), and Monte Selby as Harold Hill. The rest of the cast was: Charlie Cowell — Larry Froelich; Mayor Shinn — Charley Trapp; Ewart Dunlop — Mark Marston; Oliver Hix — Bill Richards; Jacey Squires — Jason Sargent; Olin Britt - - Kent Michel; Marcellus Washburn — Kevin Davidson; Tommy Djilas — Brent Wood; Mrs. Paroo — Shelly Pigram; Amaryllis — Amy Dawson. Winthrop — Wade Wilson; Eulalie Shinn — Patty Davidson; Zaneeta Shinn — Jodi Hitchcock; Alma Hix — Cheryl Keil; Maud Dunlop — Kathrine Eggert; Ethel Toffelmeier — Melody Selby; Mrs. Squires — Jenifer Brandeberry; Constable Locke — Mark Thowe; the townspeople, dancers and kids were; Cecilia Mills, Dorothy Jacobs. Dottie Drake. Patti Wood. Laura Cobb, Stacy Smith, Connie Shaffer, Cynthia Street. Kristy Line, Traci Mahoney. Paula Betts, Erin Flagler. Matt Erwin, Luke Nichols. Matt Nichols, Kurtis Nuss. Brent Applegate, Merlin Ney. and Billy Bates. Other persons who helped with this year s play were: Director — Jim Balthazor; Stage Manager — Shawn Flagler; Vocal Music — Jim Balthazor; Instrumental Music — Roger Dill; Choreographer — Gayla Tay- lor; Stage Design — Marvel Castor; Set Execution — Derril Castor; Prop- erty Manager — Clarise Walters; Lighting Design — Jerry Crenshaw; Sighting Execution — Mitch Castor; and Rehearsal Pianists — Laurie Dumler. Ramona Bender, and Chyerl Line. 81 The 1980 Journalism class combined talents as they strived for original, timely, and interesting works, through the Pony Express” and the Roundup . Patricia Strecker was advisor for the class. Under her supervision, Suzanne Chegwid- den headed the “Pony Express staff as Manag- ing Editor and Patricia Snyder was Managing Edi- tor of the Roundup. The other members of the class and their posi- tions were: THE PONY EXPRESS STAFF — Shawn Flagler, News Editor; Sherri Burks, Editori- als Editor; Patty Davidson, Features Editor; and Curt Cobb, Sports Editor assisted by Scott Tilton. THE ROUNDUP STAFF — Kris Zamrzla, Activities Editor; Tonya Holt, Class Life Editor; Cheryl Keil, Class Editor; and Laurie Dumler, Sports Editor assisted by Scott Tilton. GENERAL STAFF — David Grummer, Business Manager; Felissa Cardenas, Secretary; and Maia Albrect, Byrne Wood, and Patty Krier, photographers. RHS Teletype: Journalism “60 Minutes” 83 College Career and Adult Living introduced some Seniors the world through simulation. Mrs. Castor supervised Students attended jobs after which couples were paired up for mock marriages to give students a taste of the difficulties and expenses of a family. Seniors who took this class were: Shari Albrecht, Steve Anderson, Lisa Boomhower, Curt Cobb, Patty Davidson, Tony Desilverio, Kirk Drager, Lynn Farrell, Tonya Holt, Annette Mahoney, Brad Morris, Todd Novotny, Kelly Rohr, Monte Selby, Harry Shaw, Patricia Sny- der, Theresa Vlader, Denise Williams, Tom Boxberger, Sherri Burks, Theresa Cobb, Mar- tin Dietz, Lori Gustason, Marcy Hollinger, Tracy Homewood, Cheryl Keil, Patty Kreier, Monty Mai, Felissa C. Montenegro, Curt Peir- ano, Shelley Pigram, Teri Powell, Ray Rey- nolds, Jim Sargent, Tracy Seirer, Teresa Sel- lens, Connie Shaffer, Lenette Shannon, Len Steinle, Cynthia Street, Sharon Wade, Mike Werner, and Kris Zamrzla. 84 RHS Teletype: CCAL — DE Distributive Education was a fun, learning, and money making experience for the participating Seniors It enabled the students to receive on the job training for numerous vocations. The DE students were enrolled in three classes a day and then they went to their jobs. The stu- dents worked a minimum of 15 hours a week in various local stores, businesses and service sta- tions. The students were also required to keep track of hours and earnings. The following Seniors who participated in the DE program were: Cheryl Dewald, Mary Elmquist, Donna French, Doris Gideon, Kim Graf, Tane Herman, Joel Hibsman, Donna Hopper, Ross Jamison, Bode Jeffries, John Karle, Monty Karst, Monty Mai, Mary Mello, Bonnie Pace, Teri Powell, Tammy Rein, Darren Schneider, Tracy Seirer, and Kim Weiger. 85 The Debate teams represented Russell High well on the resolution that the United States should significantly change its foreign trade policy.” The four novice debate teams went undefeated at four different tournaments — a best ever including a 1st at Dodge City. The high point for the varsity was a 2nd place at Hoxie. Debators were: Varsity — Four-year debator Katherine Eggert, Lisa Norris, Marlis Kaufman, and Lester Schneider. Novice — Mike Janne, Kelly Smith, Tom Mudd, Shannon Flagler, Jackie Counts, Tracy Daugherty, Phoebe Walters, Yvonne Deines, Meg Sellers, Michelle Olsen, Deanna Beaver, and Mike Lan- ghofer. Connie Shaffer, Katherine Eggert, Lisa Nor- ris, and Marlis Kaufman were Russell High's Forensic members this year. Every member of the squad placed a 5th or better at a tourna- ment preceding State competition. The foren- sic team finished its year with the state tourna- ment held at Russell High. Katherine received a 1 rating in Informative Speaking and Connie received a 2 rating in Prose Interpretation. 86 RHS Teletype: Debate and Forensics________________ “Issues and Answers” Looking back through the school year, we attempted to find groups of students who worked together in producing fun activities for their group members, students at RHS, and the public. We discovered many of these groups each spon- soring a number of events and activities. Various clubs sponsored concession stands at sports events to finance their projects for the community and school. Spanish Club sponsored a sock-hop and FHA a turn-about dance, both for RHS students. Letter- man's Club sponsored a wrestling tournament for kid wrestlers. AFS held the AFS Roundup in Rus- sell and scheduled activities for that roundup. Kayettes had a Halloween party and Almost Anything Goes games for RHS students. FFA kept tables full by selling fruit and smoked meat. There are many other groups and activities listed in the pages following, all found in clubs at RHS in our search for Real People.” 88 RHS Teletype: Club Introduction — Lettermen Letterman’s Club is an organization consisting cc of Students lettering in a high school activity. Members enjoyed a skating party at Hays and sponsoring a wrestling tournament for kids. Mem- bers had a great time at both events. Officers were: President — Harry Shaw; Vice- President — Curt Peirano; and Secretary — Monte Selby. Club members were: Shari Albrecht, Steve Anderson, Amy Bean, Sherri Burks, David Covalt, Patty Davidson, Kelly Dris- Real People” coll, Shawn Driscoll, Laurie Dumler, Todd Ewers, Lynn Farrell, Shawn Flagler, Mark Hamel, David Hogan, Derek Hottle, LeaAnna Householter, Mar- lis Kaufman, Barbara Knackstedt, Robert Krug, Brian LaMar, Annette Mahoney, Michelle Mai, Judy Michaelis, Randy Miller, Randy Morgenst- ern, Brad Morris, Todd Novotny, Brett Nowak, Elaine Nowak, Randy Nuss, Kathy Parker, Chris Raben, Lori Rohleder, Jim Sargent, Melody Selby, Lenette Shannon, Theresa Vlader, Tim Williams, and David Zachman. 89 The Kayettes enjoyed another fine year with many exciting activities. Some of them were: a Valentine's Day carnation sale, a Halloween Party, Christmas car- oling. a Make Your Own Sundae Party, and the Annual Almost Anything Goes. All these activities proved to be much fun for all involved. The club's President was Sherri Burks; Vice Pres. Katherine Eggert; Secretary, Alison Kuhn; and Trea- surer, Jennifer Brandeberry. Board members were: Patricia Snyder, Donna Hopper, Theresa Cobb, Kelly Vasey, Lenette Shannon, Shawn Flagler, Amy Banker, Melody Selby, Jodi Hitchcock, Laura Anschutz, Tracie Ewers, June Vlcek, Judy Michaelis, Michelle Mai, Ceci- lia Mills, and Kathleen Denning. Other members were: Maia Albrecht, Amy Bean, Melissa Bender, Vickie Betts, Laura Cobb, Patty Davidson, Yvonne Deines, Laurie Dumler, Janet Fink, Shannon Flagler, Doris Gid- eon, Lori Gustason, Jacque Hammerschmidt, Shelly Hogan, Dena Jepsen, Karla Kilian, Lori Kilian, Theresa LaSage, Kris Loomis, Annette Mahoney, Mary Beth McClain, Brenda Michaelis, Felissa Cardenas, Lisa Norris, Elaine Nowak, Kathy Parker, Michelle Peerman, Karen Rein, Aimee Reinhardt, Cindy Saryerwinnie, Melissa Schaffer, Margie Schmidt, Virginia Schmidt! Kelly Smith, Stacy Smith, Cindy Snook, Susan Strieker, Shawna Sutton, Tina Wade, Bertha Walters, and Amv Witt. 1 90 RHS Teletype: Kayettes “Real People” The Kayettes enjoyed another fine year of fun and exciting activities. Some of them were: The Valentine carnation sale, the Halloween Party, Christmas caroling, a Make Your Own Sundae Party, and the annual Almost Anything Goes. All these activities were well participated in and proved to be much fun for all. The 79-80 Russell High School branch of Future Farmers of America, has participated in many events designed to not only broaden their experiences, but also to expose to outsid- ers what the FFA organization does, and what it stands for. This year's club officers were; President — Randy Rohleder, Vice President — Lisa Boom- hower, Secretary — Mitch Castor, Treasurer — Martin Dietz, Reporter — Robert Krug, Sen- tinel — Sheila Camp, Historian — Kurt Haberer, Parliamentarian — Joel Hibshman, Chaplain — Bruce Ney. Mr. Galen Niedenthal sponsored and super- vised the FFA's assorted activities including the stock judging, the parade float, the trip to Kansas City, work-out on the school farm, and the many events of national FFA Week. The 79-80 FFA year was best summed up by one member's remark, ... It was a lot of fun 92 RHS Teletype: FFA The Future Homemakers of America partici- pated in many activities during the 1979-80 school year. Those events were: an officer's retreat at Annette Mahoney’s, the District B Blast-Off,” the Ice Cream Spirit Social, an offi- cers' Christmas party, Nat l FHA Week, Daddy Date Night, the Turnabout Dance, the State Meet- ing, a nutrition project, and the sponsorship of a school assembly. During the year, some of the members earned junior degrees. Leadership was provided by sponsor, Betty Huey, and also by: Annette Mahoney, President, who was also a State Officer from District B; Dor- othy Jacobs, Vice-President; Dottie Drake, Sec- retary; Lisa Norris, Treasurer; Laurie Rohleder, Historian; LeaAnna Householter, Publicity Chair- man; Tammy Carter, Points Chairman; Marlis Kaufman, Degree Chairman; Diane Schneider, Social Chairman; Connie Shaffer, Song Leader; and Aimee Reinhardt, Freshman Representative. The members were: Katherine Eggert, Cheryl Keil, Donna French, Susan Bender, Kathleen Fin- nesy, Lisa McEvoy, Mary Miska, Kelly Smith, Tina Wade, Phoebe Walters, and Patti Wood. 94 The Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) is an organization which brings God into school life. Its supervisors were Mr. Pock and Mr. Hix. Mem- bers are: Kenny Pruter, Eric Marshall, Marita Selby, Patty Kreier, Kelly Driscoll (Chaplain), Kathleen Denning, Elaine Nowak, John Farmer, Chris Raben, Robbie Powell, Monte LaMar, Bar- bara Knackstedt, Melody Selby, Laurie Dumler, Patty Davidson (Co-Huddle Leader), Lenette Shannon, Theresa Vlader (Secretary), Shari Albrecht, Ron Gfeller, Todd Bridges, Mr. Hix, Mark Ptacek (Reporter), Marty Boxberger, Kent Rohr, Matt Forrester, Robert Krug, David Covalt, Steve Anderson, Brent LaMar, Tim Lang, Mr. Pock, Monte Selby, Tom Boxberger, Brett Nowak, Curt Peirano, Randy Miller, Brian LaMar, Harry Shaw (Co-Huddle Leader), Randy Nuss, Jim Sar- gent, and Brad Morris. RHS Teletype: FCA — Key Club Key Club is sponsored by Kiwanis International and Kiwanis Club of Russell. It is an International Service Organization. Mr. Lyczak was the super- visor for the 1979-80 Key Club. Key Club was involved in many activities throughout the year. They were: Halloween parade, pancake feed, Easter egg hunt, Junior Olympics, pizza parties, football games (Chiefs vs. Seattle), and Key Club State Convention. Awards received at the State Convention were: 2nd in talent, 2nd in impromptu essay, 2nd orator- ical, 2nd work shops activities and 3rd outstand- ing dues rating. Glen Sixbury was elected for Lt. Gov. for 1980-81. President of Key Club is Tim Schneider. Kevin Davidson — Vice President, Phillip Laspisa — Secretary, Jeff Michel — Treasurer, Photos — Dwight Kilian, and Lt. Gov. for 1979-80 Mitch Castor. Other members are: Mitch Hunsley, Randy Morgenstern, Brent Wood, Larry Froelich, Scott Hall, Glen Sixbury, Greg Dennet, RC Kuhn, Richy Anschutz, Harold Pohlman, Joe Sellens, Scott Strecker, Tony Kilian, Corby Fisher, and Kent Michel. 97 Pep Club proved to have all kinds of spirit this year when they grouped with the students of RHS to win the KSKU spirit dance The following peo- ple were part of this spirited group: Debbie Albrecht; Amy Banker; Ramona Bender; Susan Bender; Vickie Betts; Janet Binger; Sherri Burks; Shelia Camp; Marie Carlman; Tammy Carter; Jackie Counts; Tracy Daugherty; Patty Davidson; Yvonne Deines; Dorie DeMarco; Katherine Eggert; Tracy Ewers; Shawn Flagler; Sandy Gall- iart; Cheryl Gideon; Lori Gustason; Jacque Ham- merschmidt; Tonya Holt; Dena Jepsen; Cheryl Keil; Kristy Kreier; Mary Beth McClain; Felissa Montenegro; Michelle Olsen; Kathy Parker; Shelly Pigram; Karen Rein; Connie Reynolds; Cindy Saryerwinnie; Melody Selby; Meg Sellers; Connie Shaffer; Kelly Smith; Patricia Snyder; Cynthia Street; Annette Sullivan; Shawna Sutton; Susan Totton; June Vlcek; Melaine Wagner; Phoebe Walters; Byrne Wood; Patty Wood; Amy Witt; Becky Witt; Amy Bean, President; Melissa Reddig, Vice-President; Marlene Buehler, Secre- tary-Treasurer; and Trudy Furney and Herb LaMar were the Sponsers. RHS Teletype: Pep Club — Spanish Club This year's Spanish Club really got with the program. To begin the year, they had a Paella supper. Paella is the national dish of Spain. They also had a Mexican breakfast, burrito dinner, and a Sock Hop. To end the year, the members had a picnic. This year the members of Spanish Club were: Phil Laspisa, President, Jennifer Brande- berry, Vice-President, Becky Weese, Brian Klema, Kathleen Denning, Monte Selby, Shawnna Sutton, Colleen Moore, Nita Lipprand, Keith Cook, Laura Totten, June Vlcek, Kelly Vasey, Dorie DeMarco, Becky Witt, and Sherri Burks. Drama Club members during the 79-80 school year worked in concession stands several times at sporting events in order to gain finances. Sponsor of the club was Mr. Jerry Crenshaw. The Drama Club also helped in this year's play The Music Man.” Many of the club members had acting parts in the play while others helped back- stage. In November, Patty Davidson and her mischie- vous Danny O’Davidson gave an enjoyable per- formance to the club members. Officers this year were: Katherine Eggert — President; Cynthia Street — Vice President; and Kevin Davidson — Secretary Treasurer. Mem- bers were: Amy Bean, Felissa Cardenas Monten- egro, Laura Cobb, Patty Davidson, Larry Froelich, Dorothy Jacobs, Lynetta Janne, Dena Jepsen, Cheryl Keil, Bruce Ney, Melody Selby, Connie Shaffer, Stacy Smith, Cynthia Street, Susan Strieker, Mark Thowe, June Vlcek, Bertha Wal- ters. RHS Teletype: Drama — AFS This year’s AFS Club was much more active than it has been in the past few years. Sponsored by Mr. Tom Hoffman, the AFS Club worked hard for the success of the Roundup, held this year in Russell. Approximately 250 people attended all the activities held during this weekend. Everyone had the opportunity to make new friends from all over the world and to share their experiences of living in another country. Officers this year were: Presidents — Patricia Snyder and Sherri Burks; Vice President — Mitch Castor; Secretary-Treasurer — Annette Maho- ney. Members were: Debbie Albrecht, Amy Banker, Lisa Boomhower, Lisa Bridges, Sherri Burks, Felissa Cardenas Montenegro, Tammy Carter, Kathleen Denning, Susie Edwards, Kathe- rine Eggert, Kathleen Finnesy, David Frerichs, Karl Frerichs, Galen Giebler, Jodi Hitchcock, Dor- othy Jacobs, Lynetta Janne, Annette Mahoney, Jeff Michel, Cecilia Mills, Duane Misner, Randy Morgenstern, Shelley Pigram, Joan Ropp, Marci Schawo, Connie Shaffer, Glenn Sixbury, Melissa Stoppel, Mike Werner, Becky Witt, David Zach- man. Shelley Elizabeth Pigram arrived in Russell from Canberra, the capital of Australia, toward the middle of July. She was to spend the year with the Everett Shaffer family in Bunker Hill as a part of the American Field Service program. Shelley immediately became an important addi- tion to the student body at RHS. She was a mem- ber of AFS Club, Drama Club, and Pep Club, and sang in the Bronco Pops Choir. In addition, she was assistant Cross Country manager and took part in the all-school musical, The Music Man.” She also played an important role in the Russell community, giving slide presentations and talks on her native country to various clubs and civic organizations. Having Shelley, with her bright personality and Australian accent here made the school year a better one for everyone who got to know her. 102 RHS Teletype: AFS ______ “All in the Family” 103 She arrived on August 30, 1979, from Mexicali, Baja California Norte, Mexico, and was quick to win the hearts of her classmates at Russell High Felissa Cardenas Montenegro came to Russell as a YES (Youth Exchange Service) student. She lived with the Duane McClain family while she attended Russell High School as a senior. While here, Felissa was an active member of many clubs and activities. She was a member of the RHS Pops Choir, Spanish Club, Pep Club, Kayettes, and the Cross Country team. She also was a journalism student, in which she was Sec- retary for both the Pony Express and Roundup Felissa's drawings are featured throughout the yearbook. RHS Teletype: YES “All in the Family” The Associates” led Russell High to an excit- ing 1980 school year Stuco sponsored many activities such as a football tournament, volleyball tournament, and an intramural basketball pro- gram. Several other accomplishments were the planning of the spirit weeks, remodeling of the Student Council room, and the most noteable was the addition of the cement slab in the rock garden. It was used for the Welcome Freshman and Homecoming dances. Heading the ‘ Associates” were President — Shawn Flagler; Vice President — Harry Shaw; Secretary Treasurer — Mitch Castor; and Elec- tions Commissioner — Laurie Dumler. Repre- sentatives were Seniors: Lisa Boomhower, Shelly Pigram, Jim Sargent, Lynn Farrell, Theresa Vlader, Monte Selby, and Lenette Shannon, Jun- iors: Laurie Rohleder, Jodi Hitchcock, Alison Kuhn, Dorothy Jacobs, Dwight Kilian, and June Vlcek, Sophomores. Amy Banker, Marita Selby, Virginia Schmitt, David Covalt, Karen Rein, and Jason Sargent, Freshman: Shannon Flagler, Kelly Smith, John Farmer, Kathy Parker, and Brent LaMar. RHS Teletype: Stuco “The Associates” The Bronco Pops Choir was the highlight of the Vocal program this year. Director, Jim Balthazor and asst. Mrs. Willson, added choreography and instrumentation to the group. They and the Con- cert Choir performed for clubs, schools, churches, civic organizations, contest, and fin- ished the year with a concert at RMS Pops Choir members were: Patty Davidson, Kevin Davidson, Mike DeMarco, Cindy Street, Stacy Smith, Connie Shaffer, Shelly Pigram, Felissa Cardenas Mon- tenegro, Ramona Novotny, Jodi Hitchcock, Mel- ody Selby, Shawn Flagler, Dorrene Waugh, Dwight Kilian, Monte Selby, David Kuehn, Byrne Wood, Brent Wood, Mark Marston, Larry Froe- lich, Laurie Dumler, and Cheryl Keil. Members of the Concert Choir this year were: Colleen Moore, Sandy Nestler, Robyn Radke, Suzie Edwards, Kristy Krieir, Shannon Flagler, Melody Strecker, Patti Wood, Marcie Schawo, Margie Schmidt, Melissa Reddig, Ramona Ben- der, Janet Fink, Mary Beth McClain, Netty Branch, Linda Coyle, Rebecca Witt, Kathy Keil, 108 RHS Teletype: Choir Kelly Cory, Sharon Unteriener, Dena Jepsen, Carrie Parrish, Phoebe Walters, Valerie Ploutz, Pam Ploutz, Dorrene Waugh, Shelly Meis, Teri Freiss, Sheila Jones, Penny Madden, Laura Cobb, Meg Sellers, Dottie Drake, Debbie VanB- ebber, Larry Clenny, Matt Forrester, D. J. Steinle, Brad Standley, Kent Michel, Dale Schmitt, Bill Richards, Mike Cates, Billy Hancock, Mike Louder, Kevin Kuntzsch, Mary Depessie, Kelly Vasey, and Sandy Galliart. 109 The Russell High Dawn Patrol once again astounded their audiences with their perform- ances. They began their season by performing at Homecoming and the State play-offs held at our own Schaffer Field. They continued their season by performing for several basketball games, including Winter Sports and Sub-State play-offs. The Dawn Patrol added a few new details, new uniforms and disco dancing, to aid them in their performances. This year the Dawn Patrol was again directed by Irene Jepsen. Captains for the 1979- 80 year were: Kris Zamrzla and Connie Shaffer. Other members of the team were: Sherri Burks, Lisa Boomhower, Lisa Bridges, Sharon Wade, Lynn Farrell, Jodi Hitchcock, Lisa Norris, Phoebe Wal- ters, Melody Strecker, Tracy Daugherty, Patti Wood, Jacque Hammerschmidt, Kelly Smith, and Dena Jepsen. no RHS Teletype: Drill Team One Step Beyond” Flags and Twirlers added spectacular high- lights to the RHS Marching Band of 1979. The Flags were part of every show the band did. They performed with the band as a whole and also were featured in their own special routines. The twirlers were also featured as part of some half- time shows. Their most exciting routine included shining fire batons on a dark football field which left the spectators in awe. The Twirlers were Sandy Nestler, Susan Strieker, Shawnna Sutton, and Laurie Rohleder (feature twirler). Flags were Vickie Betts, Lori Gustason, Dorothy Jacobs, Lori Kilian, Alison Kuhn, Michelle Mai, Robin Pace, and Kelly Vasey. Patty Davidson and Melody Selby were the two outstanding Drum Majorettes for the band. Both did a great job of leading the band and adding the finishing touch to every performance. 112 RHS Teletype: Flags, Twirlers, Drum Majorettes “Midnight Special” During the 1979-80 school year, the Stomping Broncos Marching Band and Pep Band played the Bronco athletes on to many victories. Under the direction of Roger Dill and Steve Leuth, the band performed during many pregames and half- times. The crowds were overwhelmed with the band's music, especially during basketball sea- son when the Pep Band played the NBC Sports Theme, the Wabash Cannonball, and Here Comes the King.” This year the entire band and many small ensembles went to the State Music Festival at Lyons. It is the first time in many years that the band has gone to a state music contest. Even though the band department has sent just instru- ment ensembles to contest for quite a while, the band did well and earned a II for their efforts. The band also went to Estes Park, Colorado, for their band trip on May 2, 3, and 4. This year the band members raised money for the trip by selling assorted types of candy. In Estes Park, they competed in a contest and performed at a shopping mall. ! ¥■ H hn' _ jL '' t BV IH Vi y tU fi tj ■ Ml 114 RHS Band members for the 1979-80 school year were: Mark Andrews, Amy Banker, Melissa Bender, Vickie Betts, Beth Billinger, Lisa Boom- hower, Jenifer Brandeberry, Marlene Buehler, Marlin Brad Buehler, Mark Carter, Larry Clenney, Scott Clenney, Jacqueline Counts, Linda Coyle, Tracy Daugherty, Kevin Davidson, Yvonne Deines, Gregory Dennett, Kathleen Denning, Jon Depiesse, Deanne Dinkel, Bret Dow, Kirk Drager, Laurie Dumler, Suzie Edwards, Katherine Eggert, Larry Ehrlich, Kathleen Finnesy, Corby Fisher, Shannon Flagler, Monty Fowler, Karl Frerichs, Larry Froelich, Craig Giebler, Lori Gustason, Scott Hall, Jacquelyn Hammerschmidt, Ricky Harter, Tonya Holt, Sherri Hutson, Dorothy Jacobs, Lynetta Janne, Michel Janne, Ronnald Jensen, Dena Jepsen, Bryan Karle, Marlis Kauf- man, Dwight Kilian, Karla Kilian, Lori Kilian, Tony Kilian, Michael Klema, Barbara Knackstedt, Kris- tine Kreier, Kerry Krug, Alison Kuhn, Ralph C. Kuhn, Lyndall Kuntzsch, Brent LaMar, Bryce LaMar, Michael Langhofer, Phil Laspisa, Kris Loomis, David Luding, Galen Ludlow, Lisa McEvoy, Michele Mai, Aaron Marshall, Eric Mar- 116 shall, Mark Marston, Glenn Mermis, Brenda Michaelis, Judy Michaelis, Jeffrey Michel, Kent Michel, Timothy Michel, Jeffrey Miller, Stacey Miller, Cecilia Mills, Mary Miska, Dwain Misner, Mark Munday, James Nestler, Sandy Nestler, Lisa Norris, Monte Nuss, Randal Nuss, Michelle Olsen, Robin Pace, Kathy Parker, Michele Peerman, Kevin Phillips, Chris Raben, Robyn Radke, Melisa Reddig, Karen Rein, Aimee Reinhardt, Laurie Rohleder, Jason Sargent, Cynthia Saryerwinnie, Marci Schawo, Kirby Schneider, Marita Selby, Melody Selby, Joe Sellens, Margaret Sellers, Connie Shaffer, Glenn Sixbury, Kelly Smith, Stacy Smith, Cynthia Snook, Kelly Steinert, Melody Strecker, Scott Strecker, Susan Strieker, Alan Templeton, Susan Totten, Shawnna Sutton, Kelly Vasey, Theresa Vlader, June Vlcek, Sharon Wade, Tina Wade, Melanie Wagner, Bertha Wal- ters, Barry Weese, Alan Werner, Amy Witt, Brent Wood, Patricia Wood, Gayne Novotny, Kurt Box- berger, Todd Bridges, Wade Glenn, Brian Klema, Roy Walker, Daren Woelk. 117 The third annual Winter Wonderland was held on December 15th. A beautiful display of snowflakes, candles, and lights set the mood for the wintery event. A lovely table of hors d’oeuvres and punch was served by Reich's Catering Service. The Bronco Pops Choir along with Mark and Monte Selby provided musical entertainment prior to the dance. Then the excitement began! The band, LUK, came alive as they created a dance-filled atmos- phere of popular music. During the band's intermission Jerry Crenshaw photographed couples so the memory of the wonderful eve- ning could be preserved. The annual Winter Wonderland again turned out to be a beauti- ful success. 118 RHS Teletype: Winter Wonderland “The Late, Late Show” Invitations were sent out to every student of RHS. The art classes, guided by Mrs. Furney, designed them and inscribed them with the fol- lowing poem: I wish you good spaces in the far away places you go. If it rains or it snows, may you be safe and warm And if you need somebody sometime, you know I will always be there. 120 RHS Teletype: Prom “The Tonight Show” 121 The Big Event was held on May 22, 1980, when the seniors took their final steps through life at Russell High School. After 12 years of hard work their day had come. Graduation was preceded by Baccalaureate held May 19. Pastor Herman Frerichs spoke to the seniors and their families. Giving the invo- cation and benediction for both Baccalaureate and Commencement was Pastor James Stra- sen. Graduation night came, bringing its tears, goodbyes, and happiness. The guest speaker for Commencement was Mrs. Margorie A Heard Franklin, an RHS graduate of 1962. The Class of 1980 proved to be outstanding, having 11 students in the top 10. It also had an unusual tie, with Tri-Valedictorians with a straight 4.0 grade average: Sherri Burks, Kath- erine Eggert, and Annette Mahoney. Setting school policy and carrying that policy through are duties to fall to the School Board of USD 407 and the principal and activities direc- tor of Russell High School. The more exciting part of that challenge, however, comes with the participation in ceremonies for graduating sen- iors here and throughout the district. Administra- tors feel the rewards for their labors when they present the seniors their well earned diplomas. Always present, Russell High School is grateful for such dedicated leaders. School Board Members included President, Robert McCobb, Don Brungardt, Joe Dauber, Jr., Richard Eggert, Robert Krug, Cecil Mashburn and Elmer Svary. Principal for Russell High School is Mr. Wayne Steinert. Although new to us this year, Mr. Stei- nert has been a mainstay in our year. Such dependability is appreciated. Activities Director is Mr. Kay Shank. His organi- zation allowed the year to run smoothly. The Superintendent of Schools, Mr. Jim Selby, and the Assistant Superintendent, Mr. Bert Hitch- cock, not only must supervise RHS but all the other attendance centers within District 407. It is a demanding job handled efficiently by these two able and willing administrators. 124 RHS Teletype: Administration “The Guiding Light” RHS Teletype: Closing Days of Our Lives This book has attempted to show the life of the students in relation to a favored activity; watching T.V. Program listings offer interesting insights into school activities. Through our clever organiza- tion, the staff and management of the Roundup hope this RHS Guide is an appropriate history of events, an inspirer of memories, and a record of achievements. and so are the Days of Our Lives... Senior COBB. THERESA Pep Club 1.2. 3. 4; Kayettes 1.2. 3. 4 (Board 4); Band 1.2; Pep Band 1.2; CCAL 4 Accomplishments ALBRECHT. MAIA Pep Club 1.3. 4; Dramatics Club 2; Kayettes 1. 2. 4 (Board 2); FHA 1; Debate 1.2 (Let. 1.2); N F L. 1.2 (Sec 2); Forensics 2; Play Cast 1; Journalism 4; (Photographer); Girls' State. Alter- nate. DAVID. STACEY Track 2. DAVIDSON. PATTY Basketball 1.2. 3. 4 (Let 1.2 Capt. 3.4); Track 1.2. 3.4 (Let 1. 2 Capt. 3. 4); Tennis 1; Volleyball 3. 4 (Let. 3. 4); Letterman's Club 2. 3. 4; Pep Club 2. 3. 4; Dramatics Club 1. 2. 3. 4 (Vice Pres. 3); Kayettes 1. 2. 3. 4; F.C.A. 2. 3. 4 (Co-Huddle Leader 4); Debate 1; Forensics 1; Pops Choir 3. 4; Concert Choir 1.2; Band 1. 2, 3. 4; Pep Band 1; Stompers 1.2. 3. 4; Drill Team 1; Drum Major 2. 3.4; Play Cast 2. 3. 4; Journalism 4. ALBRECHT. SHARI Basketball 1. 2; Golf 1; Tennis 1. 2. 3. 4 (Let. 2. 3. Capt 4); Intramurals 4; Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Kayettes 1.2.3, 4; F.C.A. 1,2. 3. 4 (Treasurer 3); Band 1; Class Officer 3 (Sec ); Flag Team 1; Homecoming Attendant 2; Homecoming Queen 4; Prom Queen Candidate 4; Usher at Commencement 3. ANDERSON. STEVE Football 1.2. 3. 4 (Let. 3. 4); Track 2.3.4 (Let 2. 3.4); Intramu- rals 2. 3; Letterman's Club 2. 3; F.C.A. 2. 3. 4; Band 1. 2. 3; Homecoming King; Prom King Candidate BEAN. AMY Track 2. 3. 4 (Let. 2. 3. 4); Letterman's Club 3. 4; Pep Club 1,2. 3. 4 (Sec -Treas 3. Pres 4); Dramatics Club 3. 4; Kayettes 2. 3. 4; AFS Club 3. 4; Art Club 1.2. 3. 4; Cheerleader 3; Concert Choir 1.3. 4. DeMARCO. MIKE Pops Choir 3. 4; Decca 3 DEPIESSE, MARY Track 3; Pep Club 1.2; F.H.A 1; Debate 1 DEWALD. CHERYL Pep Club 1.2. 3. 4; German Club 2. 3; Kayettes 1.2. 3 (Board 3); AFS Club 2; Art Club 1. 2; Pops Choir 2; Concert Choir 3; Decca 3.4 DIETZ. MARTIN German Club 1; FFA 1.2. 3. 4 (Sentinal 1. Treasurer 4); CCAL 4. DRAGER. KIRK Basketball 1; Intramurals 3. 4; Band 1.2. 3. 4; Pep Band 1. 2; CCAL 4 BOOMHOWER. LISA Pep Club 1; Student Council 1.2. 3. 4; FFA 1.2. 3. 4 (Jr. Pres 2. Sec. 3. V-Pres 4); AFS Club 4; Debate 1; Band 1. 2. 3. 4 (Vice Pres. 2. Class Rep 3. 4); Drill Team 1.2.3. 4; CCAL 4. BOXBERGER. TOM Football 1; Golf 1. 2. 3; Intramurals 2. 4; F F A. 1. 2. 3. 4 (Jr. Sentinel 2. Chaplain 3); F.C.A 2.3. 4 BRIDGES. LISA Pep Club 1, 2; German Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Kayettes 1. 2; A.F.S. Club 4; Band 1.2; Pep Band 1,2; Drill Team 1.2. 3.4 BURKS. SHERRI Volleyball 1. 2. 3 (Let 1, 2. 3); Letterman's Club 2. 3. 4; Pep Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Dramatics Club 2; Student Council 3; Kayettes 1. 2. 3. 4 (Pres. 4); F.C.A. 2. 3; AFS Club 1. 2. 3. 4 (Pres 4); Spanish Club 2; Band 1 (Let. 1); Pep Band 1; Drill Team 1.2.3. 4; CCAL 4; AFS Student 3; Journalism 4; Valedictorian 4 CARDENAS MONTENEGRO. FELISSA Track 4; Cross Country 4; Pep Club 4; Dramatics Club 4; Kay- ettes 4; AFS Club 4; Pops Choir 4; CCAL 4; Journalism 4; Prom Royalty 4; Y E S. Student 4 CARTER. TAMARA Basketball 1. 2; Track 1; Vollevball 1. 2. 4; Pep Club 1.2. 3. 4; German Club 2. 3; Dramatics Club 1; Kayettes 1.2. 4; F.H A 2 3.4; AFS Club 2,3,4; Art Club 1,2,3. 4; Debate 1; Band 1. CHEGWIDDEN. SUZANNE Track 1; Pep Club 1,2,3; Kayettes 1.2. Spanish Club 1; Band 1; Drill Team 1,2,3; Journalism (Mg. Editor, Pony Express). DUMLER. LAURIE Track 1,2. 3. 4 (Let. 1,2,3. 4); Volleyball 1.2. 3. 4 (Let. 1,2,3, 4); Letterman's Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Pep Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Student Council 2. 3. 4 (Elect. Comm.); Kayettes 1. 2. 3. 4; F.C.A 1. 2. 3, 4; AFS Club 2; Cheerleader 1.2, 3, 4. Debate 1; Pops Choir 4; Concert Choir 1,3; Band 1,2, 3. 4 (Council 1, 2); Pep Band 1.2. 4; Stompers 3; Drill Team 1, 2, 3; Class Officer 2. 4 (Sec. 2. 4); Journalism 4; Orchestra 1. 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Queen Candidate. EGGERT. KATHERINE Pep Club 1,2. 3, 4; German Club 2, 3. 4; Dramatic Club 1.2. 3. 4 (Pres 3. 4); Kayettes 1. 2, 3. 4 (Board 3. Vice-Pres 4); AFS Club 1,2, 3, 4 (Treas. 1. Sec. 2), Debate 1.2. 3. 4 (Let 1,2,3, 4); N.F.L. 1, 2, 3; Forensics 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2. 3, 4 (Let. 1, 2. Pres 4); Pep Band 1, 2, 3. 4; Stompers 4; Play Cast 1.2, 3. 4; Girls' State 3; Physics Day Alumni Queen; Valedictorian 4 ELMQUIST. MARY Band 1; Drill Team 2. 3. FARRELL, LYNN Basketball 2; Track 1; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4 (Let. 2. 3, 4); Letter- man's Club 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1.2. 3. 4; Student Council 4; Kay- ettes 1.2. 3, 4; Band 1; Drill Team 1. 2. 3. 4; CCAL 4; Home- coming Queen Candidate FLAGLER. SHAWN Golf 1; Tennis 1, 2, 3. 4 (Let. 3. 4); Kayettes 1, 3. 4 (Board 4); AFS Club 2; Cheerleader 2, 3. 4; Debate 1; Pops Choir 3. 4; Concert Choir 1.2; Band 1,2. 3.4. (Let. 1.2. 3); Pep Band 1,2. 3. 4; Stompers 1,2, 3; Play Cast 1.2, 3 (Stage Manager); Jour- nalism 4; Girls' State (Alt ); Homecoming Attendant. CLENNEY. LARRY Track 1,2; Intramurals 2. 3. 4; Pep Club 1,2, 3. 4; Football Yell Leader 4; Concert Choir 4; Band 1,2.3.4; Pep Band 2. 3. COADY. GARY Football 1. 2, 3. 4 (Let. 3. 4); Wrestling 1.2. 3. 4 (Let. 2. 3. 4. Capt 4); F.F.A. 1. 2. 3. 4 (Treas 3); F.C.A. 1, 2; Winter Sports Attendant; Winter Sports King Candidate COBB CURT Football 1,2, 3, 4 (Let. 2, 3. Capt 4); Track 1, 2. 3. 4 (Let 2, 3, 4); Letterman’s Club 1,2,3; F.C.A. 1,2,3; CCAL 4; Journalism 4 FRENCH.DONNA Track 3; Volleyball 4; Pep Club 4; F.H.A. 1.3. 4 FRERICHS. DAVID GIDEON, DORIS Track 1; Pep Club 1.2, 3. 4; Kayettes 1.2, 3, 4 (Board 2). GIDEON REIN. TAMMY GRAF. KIM Pep Club 1,2,3; Dramatics Club 1; Kayettes 1,2.3; Band 1.2; Pep Band 1.2; Drill Team 1.2. 3; Decca 4 128 GRUMMER. DAVID Forensics 3; Journalism 4. GUSTASON. LORI Volleyball 1; Pep Club 1.2.3. 4; Kayettes 1.2. 3, 4; AFS Club 1; Band 1,2, 3. 4 (Band Council 2. 3. 4); CCAL 4; Flag Team 1,2. 3, 4 (Capt. 3. 4). HAINKE, GARY Band 1; Pep Band 1; Stompers 1 HAMEL. MARK Wrestling 1. 2. 4 (Let 4); Track 1. 2. 3; Intramurals 4; Letter- man's Club 2, 3,4; F.F.A 1; Band 1. HERMAN. TANE Basketball 1; Track 1; Volleyball 1; Pep Club 1; Cheerleader 1 (Alternate); Drill Team 1 HIBSHMAN. JOEL F.F.A 3. 4; Decca 3. 4 HOGAN. DAVID Basketball 1.2; Golf 1. 2. 3.4 (Let 1,2.3. 4); Letterman's Club 1.2.3. 4. Pep Club 1. HOLLINGER. MARCV Letterman’s Club 3; Pep Club 2. 3; Cheerleader 3; CCAL 4; Winter Sports Attendant. HOLT. TONYA Track 1,2. 3; Pep Club 1,2. 3. 4; Dramatics Club 2; Band 1.2. 3. 4; Pep Band 1.2. 3; CCAL 4; Journalism 4 HOMEWOOD. TRACY Basketball 1.2; Track 1. 2; Tennis 2; Volleyball 1; Letterman’s Club 2. 3; Pep Club 1; Kayettes 1. 2; F.H.A. 1; Band 1. 2; Pep Band 1; CCAL 4; Flag Team 1.2. HOPPER. DONNA Pep Club 1. 2. 3; Dramatics Club 3; Kayettes 1,2. 3. 4 (Board 2. 3. 4); F.H.A 1.2; Art Club 1.2; Decca 3. 4 HUNSLEY. MITCH Physics King. JAMISON. ROSS JEFFRIES. BODE Decca 3.4 JONES. DAVID Track 1; Intramurals 1.2. KARLE. JOHN KARST. MONTY Football 1; Wrestling 1.2, 4; Decca 3.4 KEIL CHERYL Track 3; Volleyball 1.2. 3. 4 (Let 4); Pep Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Dra- matics Club 2. 3. 4; Kayettes 1. 2. 3. 4; F.H.A. 4; F.C.A 4; AFS 3. 4; Pops Choir 4; Concert Choir 1. 2. 3. 4; Band 1. 2. 3; Pep Band 1.2. 3; Play Cast 1.2. 3. 4; CCAL 4; Flag Team 1; Jour- nalism 4 KENNEDY. ALISA Band 1,2. KLEMA. MIKE Football 1. 2; Tennis 1.2; Band 1.2. 3. 4; Pep Band 1.2. 3. 4; Stompers 1.2. 3. KRAUSE. RICHARD Football 1; Basketball 1; Tennis 1.2.3. 4; Intramurals 3. 4 KREIER. PATTY Basketball 2. 4 (Let. 4); Track 2. 3. 4 (Let 4); Volleyball 1.2. 3. 4 (Let. 1. 2, 3 Capt 4); Letterman's Club 2. Pep Club 2. 3. 4; F.C.A. 3. 4; Concert Choir 1.2. 3; CCAL 4; Journalism 4 (Pho- tographer). KRUG.ROBERT Football 2; Basketball 1.2; Track 1.2. 3; Cross Country 3; Let- terman's Club 2. 3. 4; F.F.A. 1. 2. 3. 4; F.C.A. 3. 4; Debate 1; Band 1; Pep Band 1. KRUG. STEVE Intramurals 4; F.F.A. 1.2. 3. 4 KUEHN. DAVID Football 1.2. 3. 4 (Let 2. 3. 4); Wrestling 1. 2. 3. 4 (Let 1.2.3. 4); Track 1. 2. 3 (Let 2. 3); Pops Choir 3. 4; Class Officer 1. 4 (Pres ); Prom King. KUNTZSCH. KEVIN Wrestling (Mgr. 1.2); Pep Club 1; Dramatics Club 1.2; Concert Choir 1.2. 3. 4 LAMAR BRIAN Football 1.2. 3. 4 (Let 2. 3. 4); Basketball 1.2.3; Golf 1.2. 3. 4 (Let 2. 3. 4); Intramurals 4; Letterman’s Club 1.2. 3. 4. F.C.A. 1,2, 3. 4; Band 1.2; Pep Band 1. McClain, mary beth Pep Club 1.2. 3. 4; Kayettes 1.2. 3. 4; Concert Choir 4 MADDEN. CATHY F.H.A. 2. MAHONEY. ANNETTE Basketball 1.2. 3. 4 (Let. 3. 4); Track 1,2. 4 (Let. 1.2. 4); Cross Country 1. 2. 3. 4 (Let. 1. 2. 3. 4); Letterman's Club 1.2. 3. 4 Dramatics Club 1; Student Council 1; Kayettes 2. 4; F.H.A 1,2. 3. 4 (Chapter Historian 1. Chapter 1st V.-Pres 2. Publicity 3. 1st Dist. V.-Pres 3. Chapter Pres 4. State V -Pres of Rec 4); F.C.A. 2. 4; AFS Club 3. 4 (Sec 4); Band 1; Play Cast 3; CCAL 4; Girls' State 3; Valedictorian 4 MAI. MONTY F.F.A. 1.2. 3. 4; CCAL 4 MARSTON. MARK Football 1; Track 1.2; Tennis 3: Pops Choir 4; Concert Choir 3; Band 1.2.3. 4; Pep Band 1; Play Cast 1.4 MELLO BUSHNELL. MARY Volleyball 2; Pep Club 1.2. 3. 4; Kayettes 1.2. 3; Band 1.2. 3; Pep Band 3; Twirler 1.2. 3 (Head 3. Feature 3); Band Council 3. MILLER. RANDALL Football 1.2. 4 (Let. 4); Basketball 1.2. 3. 4 (Let 4); Tennis 1. 2. 3. 4 (Let 2. 3. 4); Cross Country 3 (Let 3); Letterman's Club 3,4; F.C.A. 1.2. 3. 4 MITCHELL. KATHY Volleyball 1; Pep Club 1.2; Kayettes 1. Band 1.2. MORRIS. BRADLEY Football 2. 3. 4 (Let 2. 3. 4); Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4 (Let 3. 4); Tennis 1.2. 3. 4 (Let 2. 3. 4); Letterman's Club 2. 3. 4; Student Council 1.2; F.C.A. 2. 3. 4; Concert Choir 2.3. NOVOTNY. TODD Football 1. 2. 4 (Let 4); Wrestling 1.2. 3. 4 (Let 3, 4); Letter- man's Club 4; CCAL 4 NOWAK. BRETT Football 1. 2. 3. 4 (Let 3. 4); Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4 (Let 3. 4); Tennis 1. 2. 3. 4 (Let. 1. 2. 3. 4); Intramurals 4; Letterman's Club 2. 3. 4; F.C.A. 1, 2. 3. 4; Boys' State 3; Winter Sports Attendant. NUSS. MONTE FFA 1.4. Band 1.2. 3. 4; Pep Band 2. 3. 4 NUSS. RANDY Basketball 1.2; Golf 1.2. 3. 4 (Let 1,2. 3. 4); Cross Country 3; Letterman's Club 2. 3. 4 F.C A 2. 3. 4; Band 1. 2. 3. 4 Pep Band 1.2. 3.4; Stompers 1.2. 3. PACE. BONNIE Kayettes 1. 2 (Board 2); Spanish Club 2; Debate 1 NFL 1; Homecoming Attendant; Prom Queen 129 PEIRANO. CURT Football 1.2. 3. 4 (Let. 2. 3. 4); Basketball 1.2. 3. 4 (Let. 3, 4); Track 1,2, 3, 4 (Let. 1,2,3,4); Letterman’s Club 2, 3, 4; F.C.A 2,3,4; Class Officer 1,2 (Vice Pres. 1. Pres. 2); CCAL 4. PETERKA, TOM Wrestling 4 (Let. 4) PHILLIPS. TONY PIGRAM. SHELLEY Track 4; Pep Club 4; Dramatics Club 4; Pops Choir 4; Play Cast 4; CCAL 4; A.F.S Student 4; Honary Prom Princess POWELL. TERI Basketball 1,2. 3, 4 (Let. 1,2, 3, 4, Co-Capt. 3,4); Golf 1; Ten- nis 1, 2, 3 (Let. 2, 3); Letterman s Club 2, 3; F.C.A. 2, 3; CCAL 4; Winter Sports Queen. RASSETTE. RAY Wrestling 1,3; F.F.A. 1. REYNOLDS. RAY CCAL 4. RIDGLEY. JILL ROHLEDER. RANDY Football 1, 2, 3, 4 (Let. 3, 4); Basketball 1, 2; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4 (Let. 3, 4); Intramurals 3, 4; Letterman’s Club 3. 4; F.F.A. 1, 2, 3,4 (Jr. Treas. 2, Pari. Pres. 4); F.C.A. 1,2.3.4 (Sec.-Treas. 3); Boys’ State 3. ROHR, KELLY Pep Club 1,2, 3; Kayettes 1; Cheerleader 1,2,3; Band 1; Pep Band 1; CCAL 4; Flag Team 1; Winter Sports Attendant 1; Win- ter Sports Queen Candidate 4. SARGENT. JIMMY Football 1. 2, 3, 4 (Let. 2. 3. 4); Basketball 1. 2; Wrestling 3; Tennis 1, 2, 3 (Let. 2, 3); Letterman’s Club 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 3, 4; Student Council 4; F.C.A. 1,2,3,4; Class Officer (V.-Pres 3); CCAL 4; Homecoming Attendant 4. SCHNEIDER. CARLENE Tennis 1; F.H.A. 1,3. SCHNEIDER, DARREN SEIRER, TRACY Pep Club 1,2; Student Council 1; Kayettes 1; Art Club 2; Span- ish Club 2; Cheerleader 2; Band 1; Pep Band 1; Drill Team 1,2; CCAL 4; Decca 4 SELBY. MONTE Football 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4 (Let. 3. 4); Track 1. 2, 3, 4 (Let. 2, 3, 4); Cross Country 3, 4 (Let. 3, 4, Capt. 4); Letter- man's Club 2, 3, 4 (Sec. 4); Student Council 4; Kayettes 3, 4 (Hon. Memberl; F.C.A. 1. 2, 3, 4, Pops Choir 3, 4; Concert Choir 1, 2, 3; Stompers 3; Play Cast 2, 3, 4; CCAL 4; Home- coming Attendant 1; Prom King Candidate 4. SELLENS. TERESA Basketball 2; Volleyball 1,2, 3; Pep Club 1.2; Dramatics Club 1; Kayettes 1,2,3; Art Club 1; Band 1,2; CCAL 4; Flag Team 1. SHAFFER. CONNIE Track 1; Cross Country 2, 3, 4 (Man ); Volleyball 1; Pep Club 1, 3, 4; Dramatics Club 1,2, 3, 4; Kayettes 1,2, 3; F.H.A. 1,2, 3, 4 (Degree Ch. 1. Degree Ch. 2, V-Pres. 1, Song Leader 4); AFS Club 2, 3, 4; Debate 2; N.F.L. 2, 3, 4; Foreisncs 1,2. 4; Concert Choir 3; Band 1.2, 3. 4; Pep Band 1. 2, 3, 4; Stompers 3; Drill Team 1,2,3.4 (Lt. 3,4); Play Cast 2,3,4; CCAL 4 SHANNON. LENETTE Tennis 1, 2, 3. 4 (Let. 2, 3. 4); Letterman's Club 2. 3. 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3. 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 4 (Board Member 2, 4); F.H.A. 2 (Hist. 2); F.C.A. 1,2. 3. 4; Band 1; Pep Band 1; Class Officer (Sec. 1, V-Pres. 2. Pres. 3, V.- Pres. 4); CCAL 4. SHAW HARRY Football 1.2. 3. 4 (Let. 2. 3, 4); Basketball 1.2, 3, 4 (Let. 3. 4); Golf 1, 2, 3, 4 (Let. 2, 3, 4); Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4 (Pres. 4); Student Council 4 (V.-Pres. 4); F.C.A. 2, 3, 4 (Pres. 4); Band 1, 2 (Sec.-Treas. 2); CCAL 4; Winter Sports Attendant 2; Winter Sports King Candidate 4. SNYDER, PATRICIA Volleyball 1; Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; German Club 2, 3.4; Kayettes 1.2, 3, 4 (Board Member 3, 4); AFS Club 1,2, 3, 4; (V-Pres. 3, Pres. 4); Band 1,2; Pep Band 1,2; CCAL 4; Flag Team 1; Jour- nalism 4 (Yearbook Editor). STEINLE, LEN STOPPEL, LeROY Football 1.2, 3. 4 (Let. 3, 4); Track 1.2, 3, 4 (Let. 3. 4); Winter Sports King 4; Prom King Candidate 4 STREET. CYNTHIA Tennis 1; Pep Club 1,2, 4; Dramatics Club 1.2, 3. 4 (Board 1, Treas. 3, V-Pres. 4); Kayettes 1,2, 3, 4 (Board Member 1,2, 3); Debate 1, 2; N.F.L. 1,2, 3; Forensics 2; Pops Choir 3, 4; Con- cert Choir 3; Band 1,2; Pep Band 1, 2; Stompers 1; Play Cast 1,2,3. 4; CCAL 4; Winter Sports Attendant 4. THOMPSON. KATRINA Tennis 1; Volleyball 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4; F.C.A. 3, 4; Band 1, 2; Homecoming Attendant 3. THOWE, MARK Intramurals 4; Dramatics Club 3, 4; Debate 1,2; N.F.L. 1. 2, 3; Play Cast 1.2,3.4 TILTON, SCOTT Football 1,2.3, 4 (Let. 2,3, 4, Capt. 4); Wrestling 1,2,3. 4 (Let. 1.2, 3, 4, Capt. 4); Track 1,2, 4 (Let. 4); Letterman s Club 1,2, 3; F.C.A. 1,2, 3; Journalism 4. VASEY,KELLY Track 3; Volleyball 3; Pep Club 3; Kayettes 3, 4; F.H.A. 3; Spanish Club 3, 4; Concert Choir 3, 4; Band 4; Flag Team 4; Prom Queen Candidate 4. VLADAR, THERESA Tennis 2, 3, 4; Letterman’s Club 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Kayettes 1, 2; F.C.A. 3. 4 (Sec. 4); Cheerleader 1,2, 3; Band 1,2. 3, 4 (Sec. 3, 4); Pep Band 1,2, 4; Stompers 2,3; CCAL 4; Winter Sports Queen Candidate. WADE, SHARON Tennis 2, 3; Pep Club 1.2; Kayettes 1,2 (Sec. 2); Band 1,2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1,2, 3,4; Drill Team 1,2,3.4 (Lt. 3); CCAL 4. WALL, RANDY Wrestling 1, 2; F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; F.C.A. 1, 2; Winter Sports Attendant 3. WERNER. MICHAEL WIEGER, KIMBERLY WILLIAMS, DENISE Pep Club 1; Kayettes 1,2, 3 (Board 2); Art Club 2, 3; Spanish Club 2; Debate 1; N.F.L. 2; CCAL 4 WILLIAMS. TIMOTHY Basketball 3; Track 3, 4; Cross Country 3, 4; Intramurals 4; Letterman’s Club 3.4; F.C.A. 1.2,3.4 WOOD, BYRNE Football 1; Golf 3; Pep Club 4; Pops Choir 4; Concert Choir 3; Band 1,2.3; Play Cast 4; Journalism 4. ZAMRZLA, KRIS Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics Club 1; Kayettes 1, 2; Spanish Club 2; Forensics 2, 3; Drill Team 1, 2, 3, 4 (Capt. 4); CCAL 4; Journalism 4. 130 Index Albrecht, Debra 18, 54,55,98.101 Albrecht, Maia 35, 36,83.90 Albrecht, Shari 2. 36. 46. 58. 84. 89 Anderson, Steve 36. 46, 51,89 Andrews, Mark 18, 71,116 Anschutz, Derrick 24 Anschutz, Laura 18,91 Anschutz, Richard 12, 53, 72,119 Banker. Amy 18,21.58, 73.91.98.101.106.116 Banks, Carol 24 Basgall. Clifford Bean. Amy 36,98 Beaver, Deanna 12 Beaver, Carol 24 Bender, Melissa 12,91,116 Bender, Ramona 24, 98 Bender, Susan 18, 54,55, 94,98 Bennett, Reginald 24 Betts, Vickie 18, 91,98,116 Billinger, Beth 18,116 Binger. Janet 18, 98 Boltin, Shawn 12, 53, 72 Boomhower, Kip 12,126 Boomhower, Lisa 36,101,106,110,111,116 Boxberger, Kurt 18. 67,117 Boxberger, Martin 24, 50, 67 Boxberger, Steven 18 Boxberger, Thomas 36 Branch, Lynette 18,54,55 Brandeberry, Jennifer 18, 48. 80. 81,91.99.116 Bridges. Ivan 18 Bridges. Lisa 35.36.101,110.111 Bridges, Pamela Bridges, Todd 12, 56,117,127 Buehler, Marlene 24, 46, 48, 98.116 Buehler, Marlin 12,53,116 Burks, Sherri 3. 36.83. 84. 88, 89. 90.98.99.101,110,111 Bushnell, Mary 37,41.44,45 Cardenas, Felissa 37, 56. 83,90. 98. 99.101.103.104,105, 120 Camp, Sheila 24, 98 Carlman, Marie 24,98 Carter, Mark 18,116 Carter, Tammy 34, 37. 54, 55,94. 98.101.126 Castor, Mitch 24,101,106 Cates, Mike 12, 72 Chegwidden, Suzanne 3,37.83 Clenney, Larry 37,116 Clenney, Scott 24,67,116 Clenney. Susan 24 Coady, Gary 37,51.63. 71,120.126 Cobb, Curtis 37,50,83 Cobb. Laura 18. 30. 80. 81,91 Cobb. Theresa 37.90 Cook. Keith 18,99 Cook, Mark 24 Cordre, Neil 24 Cory, Kelly Counts, Jackie 12,17,54, 55,98,116,126 Covalt. David 18, 23.56,67.89,106 Coyle. Linda 24,31,116 David, Stacey 37 Davidson. Kevin 24,26.50. 80, 81,114.116.120 Davidson, Patricia 33, 37.54, 55.68. 69. 80,81,83.89. 90.98 Daugherty, T racey 12,98,110,111,116 Deines, Yvonne 12,91,98,116 DeMarco. Dorie 24,98,99 DeMarco. Micheal 34, 38 Dennett, Greg 12,53,116 Denning, Kathleen 18,45, 73,91.99,101,116 Denning, Kirk 18 Denning, Stacey 12 Depiesse, Edwin 24 Depiesse, Jon 12,116 Depiesse. Mary 38 Desilverio. Mike 38 DeWald, Cheryl 7, 38 DeWald, Kurt 24 Dietz, Martin 38 Dinkel, Deanne 12,32,46.116 Dougherty, Joetta 18, 69 Dow. Bret 18,116 Drager. Kirk 38.116 Drake, Dottie 19, 54, 55, 80,94 Driscoll, Kelly 4, 24, 71,89 Driscoll. Maureen 24 Driscoll, Shawn 19,71,89 Dumler, Laurie 3,32,33, 35.36. 38.46. 54. 55. 73, 83, 90,106, 116,120 Edwards, Suzie 19,101,116 Eggert. Katherine 38. 80. 81.88.90, 94. 98.101.116 Ehrlich. Larry 19,116 Ehrlich, Suzy 19, 63 Elmquist, Mary Lou 38 Ewers, Todd 25, 56, 71,89 Ewers, Tracey 19,91,98 Fabian, Cecil 12 Farmer. John 12,53,106 Farrell. Lynn 5. 38.46, 58. 89.106.110,111 Favinger. Arlen 12,53 Fink, Janet 25, 90 Finnesy. Kathleen 20,94.95,101,116 Fisher, Corby 12,116 Flagler. Shannon 12,49, 58,69.91,107,116 Flagler. Shawn 3.38. 58. 73.83, 89.90. 98.106.107,126 Flegler, Kevin 20 Forrester. Matthew 18.20,51 131 Fowler, Monty 13.116 French, Donna 34, 38. 94 Frerichs. David 38. 51.52.101 Frerichs. Karl 25. 56.101.116 Friess. Teresita 20 Froelich, Larry 80 Galliart, Sandra 13, 98 Gfeller, Ronald 4,12,13. 53 Gideon, Doris 39. 45. 90 Gideon. Cheryl 13.98 Giebler. Craig 25.116 Giebler. Galen 25,101 Glenn. Wade 13.117 Graf, Kim 39 Grummer. David 82 Gutierrez, Martin 25. 56. 63 Gustason, Lori 39,45.90, 98.116 Haberer, Kurt 20 Hackerott, Troy 13. 53 Hainke. Gary 39 Hall. Scott 25.116 Hamel. Brian 20. 56. 67 Hamel, Mark 30. 39, 71,89.107 Hammerschmidt, Jacquelyn 14. 46. 91.98.110.111.116 Hampl, Kevin 25 Hancock. Billy 14 Harter. Ricky 114,116 Heinen, Stephen 14 Hemphill, Laurence 20 Herbel. Dianna Herman, Tane 39. 45. 85 Hibshman, Joel 39.126 Hitchcock. Jodi 25. 80. 90.101.106.107.110 Hogan. David 31.39,109 Hogan, Jeffery 14, 53. 63 Hollinger, Marcy 39. 45 Holloway. Darren 26, 69 Holloway, Sherry 20, 68. 69 Holmes. Timothy 14, 56 Holt. Tonya 39. 83.98.116 Hottle, Derek 20. 56, 89 Homewood. Tracy 39.45 Hopper, Donna 39. 85. 90 Householter. LeaAnna 29, 54, 55, 66, 69, 89. 94 Hulsey, Ron 26, 51 Hunsley. Mitchell 40 Hutson, Sherri 116 Janne. Lenetta 26,101,116 Janne, Michel 13.14 Jacobs. Dorothy 26, 69,80. 81,94.104.106.107,116 Jamison. Ross 40 Jefferies. Bode 34,40. 85 Jensen, Ronald 26,116 Jepsen, Dena 14. 32, 49. 54. 55.63, 69.91,116 Johnson. Robert 20. 51 Jones. David 40 Jones, Sheila 20 Karle. Brian 20.116 Karle, John 40 Karst. Kirk 26 Karst. Monty 40. 71 Kaufman. Marlis 20. 56, 69. 87, 89. 94.116 Keck, D. Todd 20 Keil. Cheryl 3. 40. 55. 80, 81.83.90. 94, 98 Keil. Dale 26 Keil, Kathy 20 Kennedy. Alisa 40 Kennedy. Curt 14 Kennedy, Thomas 26, 51 Kilian, Dennis 14.116 Kilian, Dwight 26,106.114,116 Kilian. Karla 14, 32,49. 54. 55.63. 69.91.116 Kilian. Kelly 14.13, 32.69 Kilian. Kim 26, 54.55 Kilian, Loressa 20. 91 Klema. Brian 20, 99.117 Klema. Micheal 40,116 Knackstedt, Barbara 26, 32. 58, 89.116 Kraft. Daniel 20 Kramers, Ross 14 Krause. Jeffery 21,67 Krause. Richard 40 Kreier, Kristine 14, 54, 55, 69, 98,116 Kreier. Patty 35.40. 54. 55.68. 69. 83.107 Krug. Kerry 26, 29.116 Krug. Robert 40, 89 Krug. Steven 40 Kuehn, David 31,36. 41.46. 51.71.72, 88.120.126 Kuhn, Alison 2, 24, 58, 26, 90,106,116 Kuhn, Ralph 13,14,116 Kuneyl. Pete 26, 51 Kuntzsch, Kevin 41 Kuntzsch, Lyndall 14,116 LaMar. Brent 14, 53.106,116 LaMar, Brian 41,51.89 LaMar, Bryce 21.46, 51,72,116 LaMar. Monte 14. 53. 71 Langhofer, Micheal 15, 33,114,116 Laspisa. Phillip 99. 51,26,116 LeSage. Theresa 21.91 Letsch, Duane 41 Lindeman, Keith 67. 26 Lipprand. Nita Elaine Lipprand. Richard 15 Long, G. J. 26 Loomis, Kris 15,116, 91 Louder. Micheal 15.53, 72 Luding, David 15, 52,116 Ludlow. Galen 21.51.72,116 Madden, Cathy 41 132 Madden. Penny 21 Mahoney. Annette 41.56. 69. 89. 90. 94.101 Mai. Charles 15. 53 Mai. Michele 27. 54.11,76. 89. 69. 55.90 Mai. Monty 41 Marshall. Aaron 21.67,116 Marshall, Eric 15. 52. 89.116 Marston. Mark 41.80.116 Mashburn, Wade 15 Mauro. Gary 21 McClain. Mary Beth 41.90.98.104,105.120 McEvoy. Lisa 15. 94.95,116 McKinney. Robert Meis. Shelly 27. 29 Mermis, Glenn 21,116 Michaelis, Brenda 15,91,116 Michaelis. Jucy 58. 29. 27. 89,116, 90 Michel. Jeff 56,101,120,116 Michel. Kent 13.15,53. 80.114.116 Michel. Tim 21,60.116 Miller. Bryan 21 Miller. Jeff 21.50,116 Miller. Randy 83. 89.126,90.107,106. 58. 73. 41 Miller. Stacey 15,116 Mills. Cecelia 21.58. 69. 81.80.101.116 Miska. Mary 15. 94. 56,116 Misner. Dwain 27.101.116 Mitchell. Kathy 1.34. 38. 94 Moore. Colleen 19. 21.99 Moresco. George 21 Morgenstern. Randy 51.52, 27. 89.101 Morris. Brad 38.41,51,52,101 Morris. Case 21 Mudd. Brenda 27 Mudd. Thomas 15. 31 Munday. Mark 27,116 Myers. Darin 21 Nestler, James 21,116 Nestler. Sandy 21,116 Nev, Bruce 21,31 Norris. Lisa 91,22.116.94.110. 58. 23. 87,111 Novotny, Gayne 117. 27 Novotny, Ramona 27. 80 Novotny, Todd 39. 45. 42.90 Nowak. Brett 5, 32. 42. 60.62. 67. 89 Nowak, Elaine 4. 58. 89. 91.22 Nowak, Kent 27 Nuss. Lori 13,15, 32. 69.126 Nuss, Monte 42.116 Nuss. Randy 42. 89,116 Nuss. Rola 27, 69 Olsen. Michele 15. 98.116 Pace. Bonnie 42, 31.45. 46. 85.120 Pace. Robin 28.120,121,116 Page. Gary Page. Jerry Parish. Carrie 15 Parish. Terrie 15 Parker. Kathy 15. 58. 89. 98.116. 49.106. 69. 91 Peerman. Michele 15,116, 71 Pelland. Debbie 28 Pellant. Mark 28 Periano. Curt 46.107, 51,50. 89. 84. 67. 42 Peterka. Tom 42. 71 Phillips. Kevin 16. 56.127,116 Phlieger. Jennifer 16 Pigram. Shelley 30.103.102. 56.106. 80.101.98.120.42 Piper. Paige 28 Ploutz. Pamela 28 Ploutz. Valerie 22 Pohlman. Harold 22 Powell. Michael 13.16, 53 Powell. Teri 42, 63. 69 Prester. Brad 22 Proffit, Charles 16 Pruter, Kenney 16 Ptacek, Mark 21.50. 22 Raben. Chris 16. 56. 89.127,116 Radke. Robyn 28.115,116 Rassette, Ray 42 Reddig, Brian 28. 72 Reddig. Melissa 28.63,98.116 Regier. Chris 22 Rein. Karen 18. 98.106, 91.22.116 Rein. Tammy 42 Reinhardt. Aimee 17.16.94.126. 54. 55.96,116 Reynolds, Connie 16.98 Reynolds. Ray 42 Richards. Bill 16. 32.80 Ridgley, Jill 45 Roberts. Dave 28 Rohleder. Laurie 28. 24.106. 69. 58. 94. 89.116 Rohleder. Randy 43.42.47, 50 Rohr. Kelly 43. 63,121 Rohr, Kent 28. 67 Ropp, Joan 22.101 Sargent, Jason 106. 80, 22,116 Sargent, Jim 84. 89.120,107,106. 80. 43.46 Saryerwinnie, Cindy 16,98, 91,116 Schafer. Lisa 28 Schafer, Melissa 16.91 Schawo, Marci 28,101,116 Schmidt. Margaret 22,91 Schmitt. Dale 16. 32.118.12 Schmitt, Virginia 48. 23.91,106. 22 Schneider. Carlene Schneider. Darren 93.45 Schneider, Diane 94. 22 Schneider, Kirby 116,16 Schneider. Lester 22. 72 Schneider, Tim 28,119 Schremmer, Dave 23, 67 Schremmer, Joe Schulte. Susan 28 Schultz, Kelly 28 Schumacher, Todd 22 Seirer, Tracy 43 Selby, Marita 22.4.116, 58.106, 69 Selby, Melody 89.98.90. 29.116. 56.2, 28. 80.69 Selby. Monte 120.84,43. 56.106. 99.61 Sellers, Joe 22,116 Sellers. Teresa 43,45 Sellers. Margaret 16.32.116,12.58. 49.98 Shaffer. Connie 116.101.94.90.87.43.30,-110,102.98,111, 56 Shank, Kaylee 22 Shannon, Lenette 89, 36.43, 90.58.106 Shaw, Harry 89, 3,43.66.63.106, 67 Sixbury, Glenn 28,101,116 Smith, Bobby 28,46 Smith, Kelly 98,91,116,16,12.110,94,111.106 Smith, Stacy 28, 80. 90.116 Snook, Cynthia 17,91,116 Snyder, Patricia 98. 3,43.101,32, 83.90. 88 Standley, Brad 17 Steinert, Kelly 28.116 Steinle. David J. 63,22 Steinle, Alan 17 Steinle, Len 44 Stoppel, LeRoy 44, 63, 51,126 Stoppel. Melissa 28,101 Strecker, April 28 Strecker, Brook 22, 79 Strecker, Melody 29,22,110 Strecker, Scott 116,22 Street, Cynthia 98,35.103. 44,62,80 Strieker, Susan 116.91,22 Sullivan, Annette 17,98 Sutton. Shawnna 91,99,116.22,98 Templeton, Alan 28.116 Thompson, Katrina 44, 54, 55 Thompson. Michael 67.3. 28.107, 56 Thowe, Mark 35. 80, 44 Tilton, Kelly 28. 51,71 Tilton, Scott 44, 83, 71,50. 51 Totten, Laura 28, 99 Totten. Susan 17.98.116 Trapp, Charley 29, 80 Untereiner. Sharon 69,22 Van Bebber, Deborah Vasey, Kelly 44,99,90,120,116 Vaupel, Arlene 29 Vladar, Theresa 129. 89.44. 32. 63,116.106. 58 Vlcek, June 115.33,106.99,116.98,29.90 Voos, John 22, 56 Wade. Sharon 44,45.110,111,116 Wade, Tina 14,17.91,116.94, 56 Wagner, Melanie 22.117,67.116.54. 98 Walker, Roy 23,117 Wall, Randy 37,45,41 Walters. Bertha 23.97,116 Walters, Phoebe 98. 55.110.94.111.19 Waugh, Dorrene 101,29.116 Weese. Barry 15, 53,116, 72.17 Weese, Becky 21,60.116. 55,54,99,23 Weigel. Linda 51.101.52.27. 89. 29 Wells. Steven 15. 52.116,17. 53 Werner, Allen 27,25. 29,116 Werner, Mike 37. 41.60. 89. 67,101.4, 44. 50 Wieger, Kim 4,45 Williams. Denise 5.32, 89,67,41 Williams. Tim 42. 51.89. 50, 71.45. 56 Witt. Amy 116, 46. 23,91,98 Witt. Becky 116,27.101.99.98. 29 Woelk, Daron 17,117 Wood, Brent 27. 26, 80,116. 51,98, 27 Wood. Byrne 5,42. 32. 62. 89. 67.60.83.45 Wood. Patti 16.17, 56. 80. 81.94, 98.110.117 Zachman, David 89, 29,101,51 Zamrzla. Kris 42.116.35. 2.111,110.83.45 Ziegler, Mike 72,17 134